Oregon & Southwest Washington

Community Report | 2017 Table of Contents

Our Message | 2

About Us | 4

Global Network | 8

Three Houses | 10

Our Programs | 14

Coming to Stay | 16

#goinghome | 18

Expansion | 20

Events | 22

Finances | 28

McDonald's Partnership | 30

Donors | 32

Volunteers | 46

Leadership and Staff | 48

Photo by Neal Johnson Expanding Our Reach

For Ronald McDonald House Charities of Oregon & Southwest Washington, 2016 was a year of astonishing growth. We saw and felt it all around, as we inspired more donors and more volunteers to help us house families with seriously ill children for more night stays — all supported by more programs than ever before. We also experienced unprecedented growth in demand: With 20,740 requests for our services in 2016, we heard the call for continued growth and expansion in order to support the children and families we serve.

We grew in other ways, too. In the fall, we welcomed the Central Oregon community into our fold, when we merged with the Central Oregon chapter of Ronald McDonald House Charities and assumed operations of its beautiful, lodge-style Bend Ronald McDonald House. In broadening our reach, we can now accommodate 56 families a night at three wonderful Ronald McDonald Houses in two cities, extending our unique brand of compassionate hospitality across Oregon and Southwest Washington.

Also in 2016, we celebrated the construction groundbreaking of OHSU’s Gary & Christine Rood Family Pavilion in Portland which, when it opens in 2019, will house a new, state- of-the-art, 38-room Ronald McDonald House. And in Springfield, OR, we finalized our partnership with PeaceHealth Sacred Heart at RiverBend to begin designing a Ronald McDonald House program for the proposed new Heartfelt House, also opening in 2019.

Our support for seriously ill children and their families can be proven by numbers: Across our three Houses, 1,825 families stayed for a total of 17,917 nights; we enjoyed support from Keeping Families Close 1,506 volunteers and served 451 meals to families. The number of individuals and groups who supported our efforts increased by nearly 50 percent. We added more staff, new programs, and new events, including our first-ever Stronger Together 5K Walk in Eugene, OUR MESSAGE Salem, and Vancouver. All this growth and expansion has a singular purpose: to keep families close to their hospitalized children by providing a "home away from home" when they need it most. It’s why we are here, and we’re thrilled to be able to do it more often, more effectively, and in more places than ever before.

Thanks for all you do to help us fulfill this mission.

With gratitude,

Cindy Luckman Jessica Jarratt Miller Chair, Board of Trustees Chief Executive Officer

Message Message 2 2017 Community Report 2017 Community Report 3 Our Mission

Ronald McDonald House Charities® of Oregon & Southwest Washington (RMHC®) provides a “home away from home” for families with seriously ill children, and supports initiatives to improve pediatric health. Three Houses Under One Roof

WITH THE UNIFICATION of Oregon’s three West House Waterfront — now accommo- Ronald McDonald Houses, Ronald McDonald date 56 families every night, offering beautiful House Charities of Oregon & Southwest guest rooms, kitchen and dining areas, and play Washington is able to offer our unique brand of spaces for every child that comes to stay. Each A Home Away From Home compassionate hospitality to more families with House offers a robust calendar of programs and critically ill children than ever before. We couldn’t Meals from the Heart. And families continue to be more thrilled to welcome the Central Oregon be welcome at no charge for the duration of ABOUT US community into our region-wide network, even their child’s treatment, whether their stay lasts as the Bend Ronald McDonald House continues for one night or a hundred. And, looking beyond to be locally staffed and supported. Today, our our houses, our regional hospital partnerships three Ronald McDonald Houses — the Bend are stronger than ever, and our community en- House, Portland East House, and Portland gagement continues to grow.

SINCE OPENING OUR first House in 1984, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Oregon & Southwest Washington has provided a loving “home away from home” for more than 35,000 families with seriously ill children. Because we know that when a child is sick, being surrounded by a loving family is as im- portant as the best medicine, our Houses are built and operated to keep fam- ilies close. Last year, across our three Ronald McDonald Houses, we served 2,861 children from 1,825 families, who stayed for a total of 17,917 nights.

A FAMILY CHECKS IN FAMILIES TRAVEL EVERY FIVE HOURS 601 MILES ON AVERAGE

About Us About Us 4 2017 Community Report 2017 Community Report 5 SUPPORT WORLDWIDE

IN ORDER TO get the best possible treatment for their seriously ill child, fami- lies must often travel far from home. In 2016, 1,825 individual families stayed at one of our three Oregon Ronald McDonald Houses to be close to their child’s treatment, doctors, and medical teams. Last year, families traveled from 30 miles to as far as 7,575 miles away.

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WA 1 122 Our Families 1,577 ND 6 WA 1 34 MN ND 6 1,OR577 HEALTHCARE PARTNERS GUEST % FAMILIES REASONS FOR STAY GUEST % NIGHTS ID 34 MN OR ID OHSU Doernbecher 55% 1,007 Complications at Birth 38% 6,776 2 1 3 DC 1 1 Cancer 15% 2,697 NV Randall Children’s Hospital 29% 524 16 2 UT 1 3 CO VA DC 1 1 Eating Disorders 12% 2,180 CA St. Charles 6% 115 16 NV UT 1 CO VA 4 1 TN Chronic Conditions 12% 2,096 CA Kartini Clinic 6% 105 OK 1 AZ 1 TN Heart Condition 8% 1,444 4 Casey Eye Institute 2% 32 OK AZ 3 Injury/Trauma 5% 920 TX Shriners 1% 32 3 Illness 5% 819 36 2 TX Providence >1% 10 AK FL Surgery 3% 471 36 2 1 2 Albertina Kerr >1% 10 AK FL Mental Health 2% 321 HI Guam 1 2 NW Natural Medicine >1% 4 Diagnostic Testing 1% 186 HI Guam

Other >1% 4 Rehabilitation >1% 7 U K 2 1 1,814 R GRAND TOTAL 100% 1,825 TOTAL 100% 17,917 U K 1 U S 2 1 C 1,814 2 1 1 1 1 R M T FAMILIES STAY U S 2 1 C S 1 1 1 S A MI T S 1 S A 10 NIGHTS ON AVERAGE I A 1 GRAND TOTAL 1,825 A 221 GRAND TOTAL 1,825 *THE LONGEST ONE FAMILY STAYED IN 2016

About Us About Us 6 2017 Community Report 2017 Community Report 7 Part of a Global Community

RONALD MCDONALD HOUSES® RONALD MCDONALD FAMILY ROOMS®

Ronald McDonald House Charities is the world’s Often steps away from a pediatric or intensive leading NGO supporting the accommodation care unit, a Ronald McDonald Family Room offers needs of families with children receiving hospital a place of comfort inside the hospital, allowing care. The first Ronald McDonald House opened families to rest and regroup while their children are in Philadelphia in 1974; today there are 365 hospitalized. At 231 Family Rooms in 23 countries Houses in 42 countries and regions. While every and regions, services vary, but families often find House is different, each provides bedrooms, kitchen areas, shower rooms, sleeping rooms, playrooms, and home-cooked meals. laundry facilities, Internet access, reference books, comfortable seating, and a quiet space away from the hubbub of the hospital. RONALD MCDONALD CARE MOBILE®

From focusing on the treatment of pediatric cancer in Poland to ophthalmology in Thailand, 50 Ronald McDonald Care Mobiles in 9 countries and regions are providing access to health care where GLOBAL NETWORK children need it most. By providing cost-effective, high-quality medical, dental, and health education services, Care Mobiles make health care available RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE Charities supports children and families by de- for thousands of children who can’t get to a doctor livering programs and services in more than 60 countries and regions. Children or hospital. All services are provided in a 40-foot- being cared for at nearly 90 percent of the world’s top children’s hospitals have long, 8-foot-wide, state-of-the-art vehicle built access to at least one core RMHC family-centered program. These programs specifically for delivering pediatric health care include: Ronald McDonald Houses®, Ronald McDonald Family Rooms®, Ronald services. Each Care Mobile includes two patient McDonald Care Mobile®, Grants, and Scholarships. examination rooms, a laboratory, and areas for reception and medical record storage.

Global Network Global Network 8 2017 Community Report 2017 Community Report 9 Portland East House 1,071 8,013 8 1,640 FAMILY VISITS TOTAL NIGHTS STAYED AVG. NIGHTS STAYED CHILDREN SERVED

OUR ADMINISTRATIVE HEADQUARTERS and flagship House, the East Ronald McDonald House hosts 25 seriously ill children and their families every night. Just steps from Randall Children’s Hospital on the campus of Legacy Emanuel Medical Center, our East House cele- brates 20 years of compassionate hospitality in 2017 with a slew of improvements after a floor- to-roof remodel in 2015-2016. Guest families en- joy beautiful, Oregon-themed murals, uniquely designed guest rooms, and indoor and outdoor community spaces to play, relax, and reflect. Kids love the sky-high model train track in the dining room, two outdoor playgrounds, flower and vegetable gardens, and a commemorative rock garden where painted rocks honor and me- morialize children and families. Guests also enjoy the gameroom, playroom, arts and crafts room, THREE HOUSES TV lounge, library, and living room, with its comfy couches and cozy fireplace. Often in the -after noons, the smell of fresh-baked cookies and the sound of “Chopsticks” wafts through the air, and a visiting animal gets some attentive cuddling.

FOR A CRITICALLY ill or injured child, nothing is more frightening than being in the hospital without one or both parents close at hand. Yet sometimes families must travel far from home, often for weeks or months, for children to receive necessary treatment. That’s where a Ronald McDonald House comes in. Each House provides a “home away from home” for families with seriously ill chil- dren — a place where they can stay close to their child without having to worry about where they’ll sleep for the night or where they’ll get their next meal.

Each of our Houses is unique in setting and story and, in 2016, we added another: In October, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Oregon & Southwest Washington merged with Ronald McDonald Charities of Central Oregon, allowing us to strengthen our statewide network and bring our support to Bend’s six-room, twenty-year-old Ronald McDonald House, unifying our programs that support seriously ill children and their families.

Three Houses Three Houses 10 2017 Community Report 2017 Community Report 11 West House Waterfront 639 8,701 14 1,039 FAMILY VISITS TOTAL NIGHTS STAYED AVG. NIGHTS STAYED CHILDREN SERVED

THE ONLY RONALD McDonald House in the world that operates inside a hotel, the West House Waterfront showcases our unique partnerships with Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) and the Residence Inn by Marriott Portland Downtown/RiverPlace. Occupying the fifth floor and a community space on the second floor of the hotel, our West House Waterfront accommo- dates 25 families every night. Just a short walk and tram ride away from OHSU’s Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, Casey Eye Institute, and Shriners Hospital for Children, the West House Waterfront offers comfortable studios and two-bedroom suites, each with kitchenettes, and a full range of activity options. Guests enjoy ac- cess to a community kitchen, dining room, play- Bend House room, media space, reading room, family room with computers, and updated movie library. 115 1,203 11 185 FAMILY VISITS TOTAL NIGHTS STAYED AVG. NIGHTS STAYED CHILDREN SERVED

WHILE THE BEND Ronald McDonald House is a new addition to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Oregon & Southwest Washington, this beautiful lodge, nestled at the edge of Bend’s St. Charles Medical Center campus, will cele- brate its 20th Anniversary in 2017. Constructed with towering local timbers and a massive stone fireplace, the Bend Ronald McDonald House of- fers families a cozy and comforting setting just steps away from their child’s hospital bed. The Bend House includes six guest family suites, a well-stocked kitchen and large dining room, and an unforgettable great room. The playroom, gaming and computer stations, free laundry and expansive back yard with a play area and a bas- ketball court offer plenty of opportunities for fun and respite during long hospital stays.

Three Houses Three Houses 12 2017 Community Report 2017 Community Report 13 SERVED BY THE OF CHILDCARE 569 986 MYMUSICRX HOURS PROVIDED KIDS PROGRAM

FUN JUNCTION MyMusicRx

Led by trained volunteers, Fun Junction provides Anxiety drifts away when MyMusicRx is in structured playtime for children staying at our the House! Part of a program that reaches Houses. On any given day, they explore outdoor thousands of children in pediatric hospitals play structures, create Play-Doh sculptures, and get across the country, MyMusicRx brings music lots of positive, kid-friendly attention. Fun Junction to our East House each week, helping kids and serves all children staying in our Houses — patients families to enjoy its therapeutic benefits and and siblings alike — and offers caregivers a much- soothing power. Participants can learn to play, needed respite after a long day at the hospital. sing along, or jam as a group.

Life Inside Our Houses OUR PROGRAMS

EACH OF OUR three Ronald McDonald Houses offers families more than just a loving home. For adults, we provide a refuge away from the hospital, where parents and family members can connect with a supportive community. For kids, our Houses offer a friendly, welcoming environment to play, pet a puppy, and make new friends and lasting memories. Thanks to the generosity of our donors and volunteers, our programs are constantly expanding.

MEALS FROM THE HEART PET VISITS

Supported by community volunteers, Meals From baskets of bunnies to piles of puppies, from the Heart gives companies, civic groups, therapy animals provide cuddly comfort to our and Friends of the House the chance to plan and kids and families. These furry friends always cook a meal and share it with our families — a draw a crowd — for kids, the animal’s silly antics compassionate act that relieves weary parents often serve as cheerful reminders of pets back from the burden of meal planning. Last year, across home. Last year, trained volunteers and partner our three Houses, volunteers prepared more than organizations introduced a menagerie of two- and 451 Meals from the Heart. four-leggeds to our Ronald McDonald Houses.

7, 430BAKED AT ANIMAL VISITS COOKIES OUR THREE Our Programs Our Programs 14 12 4 IN 2016 15 2017 Community Report HOUSES 2017 Community Report When OLIVIA FARROW was nine months old, she suddenly got very sick. Diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, she developed a respiratory virus and life-threatening blood infection, requiring confinement to a “clean room.” Her parents, Megan and Todd, from Monmouth, OR, were overwhelmed. “We didn’t know about Ronald McDonald House,” Todd recalls. “But a social worker told us about it, and the timing was perfect.” After moving into Portland’s West House, they took turns staying at Olivia’s bedside so the other could sleep. The House afforded them some relief and some normalcy to their lives. Today, Olivia’s cancer is in remission. “Without Ronald McDonald House, we wouldn’t have known where to turn,” Megan says. “It became our home away from home.”

JONSON DAVIS-WILLIAMS was born without feet. At age three, he traveled to Portland’s Ronald McDonald House from his home in San José, Costa Rica, to COMING TO STAY undergo surgery on both legs, and he returns each year to be fitted with new prosthetics at Shriners Hospitals for Children. Jonson’s father Rogelio Davis, who made the 28 day trip with Jonson this year, sees the House as a blessing. “It gives us the chance to talk, to walk, to play Ping-Pong and have personal time together,” he explains, adding that the staff’s A Silver Lining smiles make a big difference for father and son. Jonson is 17 now, and college-bound. “I’m grateful for ADDIE BARKER WAS delivered at Randall time,” Noelle says. “Michael had to work a lot, the connections I’ve made here,” he says. “And for the Children’s Hospital with two life-threatening but my mom was able to stay with us.” relationship it’s helped me build with my father.” conditions: a congenital diaphragmatic hernia, which meant a hole had developed in the mus- Previously, the Barkers hadn’t known anything cle wall between her chest and her abdomen, about Ronald McDonald House or the services Delivered at 27 weeks, RHETT MAFFEY weighed and omphalocele, a rare defect in which her liver it provides. But when a Legacy Health specialist barely two pounds, unable to go home to Crooked had grown outside her little body. pointed them across the street, they were River Ranch until he grew and stabilized at the St. pleasantly surprised. Charles Medical Center’s NICU in Bend. For his mom, Addie’s parents, Noelle and Michael, and her Jenalee, a schoolteacher, driving back and forth for big brother, Benjamin, arrived from Toledo, “I definitely wasn’t expecting so much — for months wasn’t an option. A room at the Bend Ronald OR, three hours away, not knowing what to everything to be so carefully thought out,” Nicole McDonald House proved a life-saver. “I’d heard expect. “We were in survival mode,” Noelle admits. “The House was quiet and private, and wonderful things about the House, but nothing recalls. As their baby began a long sequence the staff were wonderful. Benjamin loved it; I think prepared me for its charity and goodwill,” Jenalee of treatments, the Barkers encamped inside he would have moved in. It seems silly to say says. “It creates a beautiful community that anyone Portland’s West House. They stayed for nine now, but we only had to make dinner a few times. who supports the organization should be proud of.” weeks. “Addie was in the NICU for seven of With everything we were dealing with, it was so Friends and family, and even her students, came to those, and that’s where I spent most of my comforting not to have to worry about the details.” visit. “Rhett’s journey continues, but I couldn’t have given myself to him during that time without the Coming to Stay Coming to Stay 16 2017 Community Report support of Ronald McDonald House,” she says. 2017 Community Report 17 FOR FAMILIES STAYING at our Ronald McDonald Houses, going home is nearly always cause for celebration. No matter how well we take care of those who come to stay, leaving means it's time to say goodbye to the pokes and pinpricks of the hospital and return to the familiarity and comforts of home. At all three Oregon Ronald McDonald Houses, we love to celebrate #goinghome with a photo shoot and a joyful send-off. Whether we're saying goodbye after two days, 20 days, or #GOINGHOME 200 days, we're always excited to get out the chalkboard! For more #goinghome pictures, check out our posts on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

#goinghome #goinghome 18 2017 Community Report 2017 Community Report 19 A New Ronald McDonald House in Springfield

PEACEHEALTH SACRED HEART Medical Center on the RiverBend Campus in Springfield, OR, has been lauded as one of the nation’s top 20 most beautiful hospitals — and soon it will be home to our first Ronald McDonald House program in Lane County. Our newest hospital partner cares for up to 35 babies and their families daily in its Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, as well as treating pediatric heart conditions, performing pediatric surgery, and treating children who have become gravely injured or seriously ill. Families travel to PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center from EXPANSION Coos Bay, Albany, Roseburg, Sutherlin, and North Bend; in 2016, they required housing 1,513 times.

After years of planning, PeaceHealth has launched a campaign to build a new facility on the RiverBend Campus slated to house the Gary & Christine Rood Family Pavilion first-ever Ronald McDonald House in the region. Scheduled to open in 2019, the new Ronald IN 2016, OREGON Health Sciences University home to a 25,000-square-foot, 38-room Ronald McDonald House will bring our compassionate (OHSU) celebrated the naming and construction McDonald House when it opens in 2019. Just hospitality to life with ten beautiful guest rooms, groundbreaking of the newest addition to its steps away from the tram to OHSU, our beautiful family-friendly community spaces, outdoor play South Waterfront Campus: the Gary & Christine new “home away from home” for the families of areas, and plenty of Meals from the Heart. Rood Family Pavilion. Designed to provide park- patients at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital will ing, a conference center, and a guest housing feature gorgeous views from every room, an ex- facility that will replace and significantly expand pansive rooftop garden and outdoor playground, on our current partnership with the Marriott and plentiful community spaces that include a Residence Inn, the Rood Family Pavilion will be fitness center, game, play and crafts rooms, a re- source library, multiple lounges, laundry rooms, and an expansive Ronald McDonald House kitchen and dining room.

Our special brand of compassionate hospitality will fill the halls of our new home at the Rood Family Pavilion with supportive volunteers, Meals from the Heart, music, pet therapy and lots of love, offering the families of seriously ill children much more than just a place to sleep.

Expansion Expansion 20 2017 Community Report 2017 Community Report 21 IN 2016, RONALD McDonald House Charities of Oregon & Southwest Washington kicked off a inau- gural fundraiser, inspiring more than 1,000 support- Portland Metro ers across Oregon to walk, run, and roll in support of our mission. The Stronger Together 5K Walk raised more than $100,000 for the cause, uniting com- Salem munities across the region at concurrent events in STRONGER TOGETHER Eugene, Salem, and Vancouver, WA. Established to celebrate the families we support in the com- munities they live, the Stronger Together Walk has Eugene Bend already become an annual event, extending across the Cascades in 2017 to include Bend. And on April 22, 2018, we invite you and your friends to pull on your own new pair of red-and-white-striped socks, knowing every dollar you raise for the Walk helps to support seriously ill children and their families in the moments that matter most.

Events Events 22 2017 Community Report 2017 Community Report 23 On June 4, 2016, Ronald McDonald House guest families Our 2016 Hearts & Hands Gala inspired nearly 500 waved to the crowds at the attendees to donate $623,675 to support our cause, Starlight Parade from atop the making it the most successful fundraising event in our The Tanner Society honors our annual donors of $2,500+ with year-long recognition and a very special twinkling Ronald McDonald organization’s history. Board Trustee and former OHSU thank-you event. Our 2016 Tanner Society Event took place on the terrace of Randall Children’s Hospital; House float, built and donated Doernbecher Children’s Hospital Vice President Jodi guests included Friends of the House Member Evan Hayashi, Steve Sakaguchi, Advisory Board Member by Parr Lumber Company. Coombs hosted a table. Cindy Whittington, Board Emeritus Member Annie Sakaguchi, and Mark Whittington.

PORTLAND Community Events

Friends of the House (FOTH) is a Millennial leadership board founded in 2015 to raise funds and awareness McDonald’s Owner/Operators Jared and Randi to support Ronald McDonald House Charities. FOTH Ray (R) — who serve on our Board of Trustees members Melanie Marzullo, Bhavaya Sachdeva, and and Advisory Board, respectively — joined us on Rachel Ross met up at Zidell Yards for the very first July 18 at Pumpkin Ridge for our annual Ronald Backyard Bash. McDonald House Charities Golf Classic.

Honoring The Standard with our 2016 Partner of Distinction Award, In 2016, we celebrated the completion of a two-year, floor-to-ceiling remodel Board Chair Cindy Luckman and CEO Jessica Jarratt Miller present to The or our East Ronald McDonald House with a Welcome Home BBQ. Board Standard's Bob Speltz and David Payne; Payne is a Vice President at The Trustee Doug Wacker and Board Emeritus Member David Stoller (L-R) helped Standard and Vice Chair of our Board of Trustees. us mark the occasion.

Taking place at Pumpkin Ridge on a pair of nationally renowned courses, the 2016 Ronald On December 6, 2016, we held our annual Light the House McDonald House Charities Golf Classic raised Celebration for families staying at our East Portland Ronald more than $258,000 . Last year’s event drew McDonald House. Carolers filled the house with music, nearly 300 participants, including Board Trustee children decorated holiday cookies, and one very special Events Grant Jones (second from R). guest family “lit the house” with a push of the button. Events 24 2017 Community Report 2017 Community Report 25 Annual Events Calendar

PLEASE SAVE THE date for the following events, which support our core mission: to provide a “home away from home” for families with seri- ously ill children,

STRONGER TOGETHER 5K WALK, RUN & ROLL

The Central Oregon Open begins with a dinner and auction followed by a day April 22, 2018 of golf. 2016’s event engaged more than 250 participants and raised $124,000. Bend, Eugene, Salem, Bend Leadership Board Members Scott Acarregui and Mike Hargous tee up with and Portland Metro Nanette Bittler, Board Trustee Mick Bittler, and Ann Tousignant of Coca-Cola (L-R). rmhcoregon.org/walk Our third annual region-wide Walk brings friends, families, and a few four-leggeds together to raise money for families with seriously Each year, the Bend Ronald McDonald House invites ill children. Every dollar raised benefits our three Oregon Ronald former guest families to stop by for a Family Reunion, McDonald Houses. an afternoon filled with fun and reconnection. Emily Harris was excited for the face-painting! RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CENTRAL OREGON OPEN

June, 2018 Eagle Crest Resort Redmond, OR rmhcoregon.org/coo

For 19 years, the Central Oregon Open has raised money and aware- ness for the Bend Ronald McDonald House. Golfers enjoy high desert views while competing in team and individual contests — all in support BEND of a worthy local cause.

Community Events RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE GOLF CLASSIC

At the Central Oregon Monday, July 17, 2017 Open Dinner and Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club Auction, Board Trustee North Plains, OR Sara Mosher and her rmhcoregon.org/golf husband, Chris, got into the picture! Since 2002, the Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club — host of six national cham- pionships — has hosted the Ronald McDonald House Charities’ Golf Classic, offering players the chance to enjoy the Ghost Creek or Witch Hollow courses.

Besides world-class golf, the Central Oregon Open The Pacheco-Fishers, who stayed at offers fine dining and a fabulous auction. In 2016, the Bend House for 25 days, were just HEARTS & HANDS GALA Bend Advisory Board Members Paul and Kathy Rodby one of many families who attended (fourth and fifth from R) celebrated with friends. our 2016 Family Reunion. From L-R: Ezra, Aaron, EJ, Victoria, and Janet. October 17, 2017 Oregon Convention Center Portland, OR rmhcoregon.org/gala

A heartfelt evening featuring dinner, cocktails, and dancing with Ronald McDonald House families and local celebrities, our annual gala also offers one of Portland’s top silent and live auctions. Join us!

Learn more about all of our upcoming events at WWW.RMHCOREGON.ORG/EVENTS

Events Events 26 2017 Community Report 2017 Community Report 27 Keeping Our House in Order FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS FINANCES Statement of Activities DONOR, GUEST & PARTNER INVESTMENT IN RMHC PORTLAND BEND TOTAL 2016 %

Fundraising: donations and grants $1,225,822 $241,708 $1,467,530 28% OUR HOUSES ARE built on the simple idea that nothing else should matter McDonald’s support $604,589 $54,573 $659,162 13% when a family is focused on the health of their child — not where they will Events revenue, net $794,030 $80,346 $874,376 17% get their next meal or where they will lay their head at night to rest. Families Investment income $170,357 $6,466 $176,823 3% are invited to stay at our Houses for free and offered meals and snacks, In-kind $1,812,391 $18,713 $1,831,104 35% which removes a major barrier for families who may not be able to find Other $152,179 $28,783 $180,963 3% alternative housing. In Portland, the average hotel costs $144 per night. At Total Revenue $4,759,368 $430,590 $5,189,958 100% our Houses, it’s always $0. Realized/unrealized gain on investments $249,027 $28,036 $277,063

RMHC’S INVESTMENT IN FAMILIES & CHILDREN PORTLAND BEND TOTAL 2016 % THE COST OF A ROOM IS SAVINGS AMOUNT TO Program (House operations and outreach) $3,608,128 $455,467 $4,063,595 83% Fundraising $595,479 $29,320 $624,799 13% $ $ Management and general $191,450 $- $191,450 4% 150 FREE! 1, 500/ Total Operating Costs $4,395,057 $484,787 $4,879,843 100% Net surplus/(loss) $613,338 $(26,161) $587,177 AVERAGE SAVINGS PER FAMILY Statement of Financial Position

$ ASSETS PORTLAND BEND TOTAL 2016 2.69 MILLION Endowment $5,924,113 $248,976 $6,173,089 TO OPERATE FOR GUESTS FOR ONE NIGHT AT RMHC TOTAL SAVINGS PER YEAR Investments 1,973,035 643,426 2,616,461 Property, plant and equipment, less accumulated depreciation 3,462,857 539,352 4,002,210 Cash, cash equivalents 1,245,085 165,502 1,410,587 Other assets 492,997 121,748 614,745

PROGRAM PROGRAMS Total Assets $13,098,088 $1,719,005 $14,817,092 House Operations and Outreach Ronald McDonald House Charities programming LIABILITIES PORTLAND BEND TOTAL 2016

includes staff and volunteer-led support and Accounts payable and accrued expenses $224,203 $- $224,203 MANAGEMENT activities such as arts and crafts; tickets to 4% AND GENERAL 83% local museums and attractions; facilitated peer NET ASSETS PORTLAND BEND TOTAL 2016 13% support groups; in-house libraries; teen rooms; Unrestricted $9,695,548 $1,612,270 $11,307,818 therapy dog visits; themed movie nights; meal Temporarily restricted 1,513,961 62,957 1,576,918 FUNDRAISING groups; and much more. Permanently restricted 1,664,374 43,778 1,708,152 Total Net Assets $12,873,884 $ $1,719,005 $14,592,889

On October 1, 2016, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Oregon merged with Ronald McDonald House Charities of Oregon & Southwest Washington; for the purposes of this report, the financials above include a full year of Central Oregon. Note that the audit only includes the activity post-merger and will differ slightly from this report. Ronald McDonald House Charities of Oregon & Southwest Washington receives no direct govern- ment support. To view the audited financial statements and Form 990, please go to rmhcoregon.org.

Finances Finances 28 2017 Community Report 2017 Community Report 29 Founding Mission Partner Since 1974 OUR McDONALD’S PARTNERSHIP

SINCE THE VERY first Ronald McDonald House opened in Philadelphia, the entire McDonald’s network — owners, operators, employees, sup- pliers, and customers — has stood by our side, offering millions of children and families valu- able resources and support.

Today, McDonald’s continues on as our Founding Mission Partner, supporting Ronald McDonald House Charities programs around the globe. For Ronald McDonald House Charities of Oregon & Southwest Washington, McDonald’s support in-store fundraising promotions throughout the accounts for $20 of every $150 invested to provide year. McDonald’s corporate offices, restaurant housing for seriously ill children and their families. owners, and suppliers sponsor and support our local fundraising efforts. And the McDonald’s McDonald’s is our most significant local funder community contributes hundreds of volunteer and supporter. Our local Ronald McDonald hours and tens of thousands of advertising Houses received more than $335,000 in 2016 dollars to tell our story and raise support for the from the nickels, dimes, and dollars dropped children and families who need our help. into donation boxes at McDonald’s Restaurants Local McDonald’s Support across the region. We benefit from every Today we are stronger than ever, thanks to this Happy Meal and coffee drink sold and from inspiring, decades-long partnership. $336,020 $354,270 $175,259 DONATION BOXES IN-STORE PROMOTIONS GIFTS & SPONSORSHIPS

ACROSS OREGON AND Southwest Washington, THE COST TO HOST local McDonald’s owner/operators and their FAMILY FOR $ staff work hard to support our three Houses. NIGHT 15 0 Whether encouraging customers to drop change in donation boxes, selling hearts for the $ holidays, or attending our fundraising events,

20$ our local partners go above and beyond to pro- OF THE 150 IS FUNDED THROUGH vide support for our organization. MCDONALD’S SUPPORT

Our McDonald's Partnership Our McDonald's Partnership 30 2017 Community Report 2017 Community Report 31 Our Donors

OUR DONORS SUPPORT us in countless ways. Whether dropping loose change in a McDonald’s donation box, sponsoring a participant at our Stronger Together 5K, or donating food to feed our guest families, they made more contributions than ever in 2016. The following lists highlight individuals, organizations, and foundations who made financial contributions of $250 and above last year.

••Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Nutanix $100,000+ Donors Les Schwab Tire Centers ••Portland French Bakery • • The Collins Foundation •Marcyn Co. •Cherri Roden • The Ford Family Foundation •Buz McDonald and Peggy O’Neill Salem Health • • M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust •M-D Sanders Restaurants •Linda and Jon Sewell • • ••McDonald’s •John and Christine Nichols •Charlotte M. Sheldon • ••McDonald’s Owners of the States •North Star Restaurants, Inc ShiftWise, Inc. • • Advertising Cooperative •Pacific Northwest Baking Company •Simpson Strong-Tie ••OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital Keith and Allison Parker Slalom Consulting ••Parr Lumber Company Jesse Springer and Erika Kelly $50,000+ Donors ••David and Katie Payne Stacey and Joe Squires ••Portland Trail Blazers ••St. Charles Health System ••Combined Communications Ghost Tree ••Pro Enterprises, LLC ••David and Pam Stoller Invitational ••RBC Wealth Management, Inc ••Drew and Liz Tanner ••Ronald McDonald House Charities Global ••Michael and Kerri Seaman Taylor Enterprises, Inc. Gary and Christine Rood Starlight Children's Foundation Trus-Way, Inc ••Susan Schnitzer and Greg Goodman ••Steve and Bonnie Tanner Turner Construction Company ••Jim and Claudine Tanner ••Weyerhaeuser Company US Bank Private Client Group ••Vital Life Foundation Wheeler Foundation ••UTB Enterprises, LLC ••Winco Foods Portland Open Sally Wilson ••XPO Logistics Strength Through $20,000+ Donors $5,000+ Donors $2,500+ Donors ••Coca-Cola Company Sharon and Keith Barnes The Ackerly at Timberland ••The Douglas and Gloria Rumberger ••Beaulaurier Enterprises The Advocator Group Foundation Boise Cascade Corporation Allsup Inc. ••Kartini Clinic Matteo N. Casillas Torres ••Mary Andonian and Craig Butts DONORS ••Ollie W. Lund ••Convergence Networks Anonymous ••Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund ••Davis Elen Advertising ••Kenneth and Judy Azarow ••McDonald's of Bend, Sisters, La Pine John and Michelle Doel Barran Liebman, LLP ••McDonald's Owners of the Central ••Exterior Wood, Inc ••Mick and Nanette Bittler & Southern Oregon Advertising ••Phil and Kae Fogg ••Jim and Barbara Boyer Cooperative ••David and Terri Frank Eric S. Brown The Estate of Brenda P. McGowan ••Golden State Foods ••Michael and Karen Brown ••Rick and Terri Pedigo Hoffman Construction ••Cargill Incorporated WHETHER BECAUSE OF complications at birth, chronic illness, cancer, heart ••Pedigo Products, Inc Eric and Jan Hoffman ••Christopher and Diane Carter trouble, or trauma, families stay with us for reasons as diverse as the young ••Randall Children's Hospital at ••Intel Corporation ••Cascade Windows Legacy Emanuel ••Dr. Joanne Jene and Nancy Rangila Certainteed Windows patients themselves. But they all have one thing in common: They’re far from ••The Standard ••Grant and Elaine Jones Josiah Cliffe home and in need of our own brand of compassionate hospitality, as well as a ••Junior League of Portland ••Consonus Healthcare Services $10,000+ Donors Jeff and Christy Livingston David and Vicki Curtis community to support them while their children receive treatment. Love Abounds Foundation ••Dr. Munib Derhalli and Amy Derhalli ••ClaimVantage, Inc. M & L ••Hillary A. Dixon Cure JM Foundation ••Marquis Companies ••DLSMA Enterprises, LLC ••Phil and Angie Fogg Since the first Oregon Ronald McDonald House opened in 1984, donors of ••McDonald's USA, LLC ••Dr. Pepper Snapple Group, Inc. - 3952 ••Greentree Enterprises all kinds have supported these families. We are grateful to our donors for so ••Daniel and Christina McMillan ••Christopher Drake ••Bill and Linda Hammersley ••Jennifer Mortensen Eads Enterprises, Inc. ••Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE generously giving their time, funds, and resources. In 2016, we saw a nearly 50 ••James and Trish Mortensen Mark and Ann Edlen Foundation percent increase in donor giving; from individuals to foundations, corporations Moss Adams, LLP Chris and Sara Elms ••Harper Houf Peterson Righellis Inc. ••Mr. BSH Bend Senior High School FastTrack John L. Scott Foundation to community partners, these supporters are truly helping to create a “home Kevin Murphy Dana Feist ••Brad and Judy Johnson away from home” for thousands of children and families. Northwest Consulting and Marketing ••Karen and Michael Fitzgerald

Donors Donors 32 33 2017 Community Report ••15+ Year Donor ••10+ Year Donor ••5+ Year Donor ••3+ Year Donor *Donor years are for consecutive giving JBH Property Acquisitions, LLC DONORS (Continued) The John and Frances Von Schlegell ••Rolf and Lauren Gearhart Propeller Brian and Randa Bates Family Fund ••David and Laury Girt Janice Pulley Stanley and Judith Blauer William Johnson Golden West Baking Company ••Jared and Randi Ray Lauren Brant Zane Johnson ••Matt and Val Hadwin ••Residence Inn by Marriott Portland Denise Briggs ••Marion Jones Hasson Company Realtors Downtown/RiverPlace ••The Bruggere Family Foundation ••Joseph Bernard Investment ••Evan Hayashi ••Restaurant Technologies, Inc. Blair and Peggy Bubenik Real Estate, LLC ••Health Net ••RG Media Company Cascade Relays Foundation ••Journal Graphics Anne Hoot Chris Ruelle-MacMillan ••John and Joan Casey K2P, LLC ••Bronwyn and Tyler Houston ••Ron and Kathryn Rufener Kern and Sharon Cavanaugh Charles and Carlene Kadell ••Janelle Irick-Bynum and Mark Bynum ••Annie and Steve Sakaguchi ••Central Oregon Radiology Associates Riley Kappa Gayle Jeffrey ••Salesforce Century Products, LLC Anna Kimmel and Andy Murray ••Jack and Jean Jenson ••Patti Sanders Benjamin and Sara Clark ••Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company Steve and Ali Johnson ••Douglas Schwindt CM Restaurant Management LLC ••Joe and Zelda Kittel Kaiser Foundation Health Plan ••Seaman-Pollard Family Restaurants ••CNA Healthcare Joe Krajewski of the Northwest ••Jill Seaman-Pollard and Bruce Pollard Community Foundation For Southwest The Kroger Co. ••Mike and Roxanne Kennedy The Seattle Foundation Washington Stasia and Michael Larsen ••KPD Insurance, Inc. ShedRain Corporation Jay W. Compton Eric and Lali Lattin Tyler Krieg Clayton Smith Connelly and Linda Woody Advised Fund of Les Schwab Tire Center - Springfield Rhianna and John Kunkler Robert E. Stafford, DDS the Oregon Community Foundation Jim and Cheryl Levie ••Joseph and Marjory Leathers ••Krista L. Tanner Krista Cooper ••Liberty Mutual Insurance Karen Legate ••Steven and Jane Tighe ••Diana and Timothy Copeland ••Lilly's Gift Foundation Lila Goodman Charitable Fund of the Paul Trakarn Deborah Creager ••Lincoln Charitable Fund Oregon Jewish Community Foundation ••Doug and Joan Wacker Crystal Greens Landscape Inc. Linda Vista Mobile Court LLC Lindsay F. and Patti Paxton Eberts Fund Brent and Laurie Wagner ••Cathryn Curran ••Melvin and Jennifer Mark Sean Currigan ••James and Sharon Matthews On March 4, 2017, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Oregon & Southwest Washington ••Neal and Carolyn Curtis McDonald's of Redmond, lost a dear friend and long-time supporter: Jim Tanner. Pictured at last year’s 2016 Hearts & Hands Gala, Jim and his wife, Claudine, inspired the formation of the Tanner Society. ••D & PS Restaurant, LLC Madras, Prineville, and Burns Deloitte & Touche ••Dawn McMaster A gift of $7,500 Denecke Employment Law Kathleen McNaughton ••Mid Oregon Personnel Kristin and Brian DuVal Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schubert ••Beau and Michelle Willadsen Bruce Mihok sponsors every family staying in both of our Houses for the East West Tea Company, LLC ••Seaman Restaurant Corporation Sommer Winch MKJack Enterprises Robert and Nancy Erickson Sheldon Manufacturing, Inc. Sheila and Cory Winchell night. This covers the cost of supporting 50 families with ••Mr. Electric of Vancouver & Portland Jasmine and Matthew Felton Dan M. Sheldon Kellen Wirtanen ••Mr. Rooter Plumbing Portland & beautifully appointed guest rooms, meals, and compas- Vicki and Scott Fields ••Richard and Shellie Silliman Jacob Witherspoon Vancouver ••Lowell and Mary Forman T.J. and Michelle Sorensen ••Lillian Z. Woodruff sionate support for a one-night stay. Tanner Murphy June I. Fraley South Umpqua Public Schools Jonathan Woolworth ••Joni and Don Myers ••Gail Frame Bob Speltz and Dwight Adkins Jack and Merilee Young ••Charles D. Nelson ••Frank and Margaret Bitar Foundation Scott and LuAnn Stanislowski Young Family Fund of the Oregon ••NIKE Employee Matching Gift Program Amy Livingston ••David and Abbie Wang ••Ronda and Todd Gaylord ••Matthew and Nancy Stanley Community Foundation North 45 Pub Louisiana Pacific Engineered Wood Cynthia and Mark Whittington Geffen Mesher & Company, PC Steiner Foundation, Inc. Zotware O'Brien & Company Products ••Doug Wirges ••Steven and Nancy Geigle Megan Stewart Pacific Office Automation, Inc Selma Lower Brant Wommack ••Scott and Stephanie Gettel Wendy Streeter $250+ Donors Melvin and Sharon Painter Lucens Group, LLC ••Jennifer and Jeff Yamin Olga Golumbovski Jared and Brittney Strickland ••Papa Restaurant Management, LLC John Abreu III ••Cindy and Steve Luckman Douglas and Lila Goodman T. Tobey Enterprises $1000+ Donors Jin and Julieann Park Kendell Adler Mindy Mayer Elizabeth Gray T.F. Dixon Family Foundation, Inc. ••Jennifer and Ben McLaren ••Peter and Jennifer Gundersen Periodontal Concepts Johanna Aguirre 1-800 Water Damage ••Frederick and Dianne Taft ••Microsoft Matching Gifts Program ••Anneatta Hamlik ••Perkins & Co Michelyn Ahrend ••Alaska Airlines Tim and Mary Boyle Charitable Trust Mildred and Morris Schnitzer Douglas Hart Norris and Cary Perkins ••Roger and Debi Akers Linda and John Aleskus Tobolski Watkins Engineering Inc Charitable Fund Tricia and Bill Hasbrook Rick Perkins ••KarLynn Akins Alex and Launi Smith ••Mary Trosper ••Jessica Jarratt Miller and Odie Miller Craig and April Hawkinson Eric and Amity Peterson All Seasons Property Management Charitable Giving Account Faith Trotter Michael Mortensen Daniel Higgins and PeggyLinn Neil and Linda Peterson Tracy Allinson-Roos Alsco ••Tyson Foods Mr. Rooter Plumbing Salem Sheldon-Higgins Alyssa Pollard Kierra Allman Shawn and Linda Altree ••Umpqua Bank Associate Giving Campaign Colleen Murray Hispanic Organized Leadership Association Poulin Enterprises, Inc ••Allstate The Giving Campaign ••Frances and Thad Andrews US Bank - Oregon West Region ••Jan Murtagh ••Dennis and Deana Hodges ••Claudia and Clyde Powell Douglas Alvarez Anonymous Raghu and Raj Valluri Ken and Kelli Newman Kathy Kroeger and Kevin Hoffer ••Jeff and Tracy Powelson ••AmazonSmile Foundation Apex Companies, LLC ••George and Karen Vigeland ••Noel C. Nelson & Children Foundation The Holzman Foundation, Inc Graeme Queen ••Demosthenes Anastasakis Mark A. Backstrom ••Walsh Construction Co. OnPoint Community Credit Union ••L. Roy and Holly Hyder Quesnel Family Fund Amanda B. Anderson ••Bama Companies, Inc Web Analytics Demystified, Inc. OrePac Building Products ••Gayle J. Inman ••Michael P. Rice Robin and Margot Andrews Bank of America Matching Gifts Dr. Monica Wehby ••Papa Murphy's Pizza of Bend & Redmond ••Intel Volunteer Grant Program Mike and Carly Sahagian Todd Andrews ••Gregory Barber and Carolyn ••David and Anna Lisa Whitcomb PDA, LLC ••International Wood Products, LLC ••Sandhar Corporation ••Myron T. Angell Pulsinelli-Barber ••James and Melva Wickerd ••PGE Employee Giving Campaign J.R. Simplot Company Callum Schiefelbein Angelo Planning Group Scott Bateman Jeff and Ginger Wilfong Scott and Penny Price ••Deborah and William Jackson ••Dori Schnitzer ••Anonymous

Donors Donors 34 35 2017 Community Report ••15+ Year Donor ••10+ Year Donor ••5+ Year Donor ••3+ Year Donor *Donor years are for consecutive giving Gloria Cunningham Fund of the Oregon Jewish Adria A. Hernandez ••Martha and Gary Curl Community Foundation ••Hewlett-Packard Company Foundation Cheryl and Dave Dahlin ••Fred Goodwin High Family Charitable Giving Fund Pattie A. Danielson ••Google, Inc. James and Cynthia Hill ••Robert and Patricia Dant Holly and Jim Gosewehr Israel and Erin Hill Bonnie and John Dauterman ••Eugene and Marleen Gott ••Glenda Rae Hilyard Lynn Davis Steve Gradow Crystal and Michael Hirata Koebie De La Cruz ••Kyle Gray ••Stuart and Ilene Hirsh John M. Deeney, MD Joe and Gail Greenman ••Mrs. Richard Hoefling Edith and Mark DeLay Greg Schroeder Enterprises, Inc. Ronald and Marcia Hoel Jasmine Delgado Laney Grimm Jim Holding Anne Denecke Chris and Lé Guinn III Ron Holeman ••DiLorenzo & Company, PC Karen J. Guyer John A. Holmes ••Mary M. Dobson ••Judy and Ross Hacker ••Mack Honea ••Susan and Edward Dominion Hagan Charitable Gift Fund ••James J. Hortsch Liz and Jon Dooley ••Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Hall ••Pamela and Bruce Howard At our Hearts & Hands Gala, Eric and Jan Hoffman (on L) and their guests ••Christy A. Doornink Maurice Hall ••Michael L. Howell helped us achieve a new record for fundraising and donor support. ••Double "K" Ventures, Inc Cathy M. Hanauska Susan J. Hoyez CPA Lois Douglas ••Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Haney Lee Huckins Chelsey Driessen Jeff and Faith Hanks ••Ken and Susan Hunger Donna Dufault ••Hanna, McEldowney & Associates ••Harold Huntington, Jr. ••Gail and Patrick Duffy ••Marie J. Hannon Patricia Hurley DONORS (Continued) Amanda W. Duncan Shelby Hansen ••Tempera and Aaron Huskey ••Amy Duryea and Dan Friedman Christopher and Staci Hansen Thuan Huynh ••Margaret and William Antilla BP Matching Fund Program Rachael Chamness Dr. and Mrs. Paul Eckman ••Dwight Hardin M. Hyder ••Leonard and Brenda Aplet Richard Brandes ••Roberta Chandler ••Karelyn and Lloyd Edvalson Elaine and Peter Hargous Irvin L. and Deanna S. Serenco Archaeological Investigations Northwest, Inc. ••George A. Brant, DMD ••Cherie Chevalier Joan E. Effinger Pam Harris Philanthropic Fund Margaret and Mark Armstrong ••Lewis and Kay Brantley Jonathan and Heidi Chin Nick Ehlen and Katrine Johannesson Mark Hiatt and Melissa Harrison-Hiatt Travis Irving Karoline and Wick Ashley ••JR and Cheryl Bregante Jessica and Shaun Clark Todd Elliott Gregg Harrod ••Ivory Coast Management ••Association of Volunteer RNs Chelyn Briand Ralph and Carolyn Clark L L Ellis Steven Harrop Steve Jackson ••Donald and Jo Averill Julie Briggs and Mason Marsh ••David Cleveland and Eleanor Lemann Kris Elseth Braylee Harsin ••Sandra L. James ••Roger S. Axthelm Megan Brown Alicia Cliff Habte Embaye ••Arley and Mira Hartley Kari Jansen Richard Bader Gail Brownhill ••Martin and Barbara Cloe ••Richard and Marcia Enfield Dawna Havnar Susan Jarratt ••Lois and Michael Bailor Deborah Browning Barbara Cohn Cameron Ericksen ••Nancy and J.N. Hawley Nate and Laura Jensen ••Sharon L. Baker Travis Browning Deborah A. Coleman Paul and Racie Escalera Liz and Chaun Hayes Jeremiah Johnson Kate and Andrew Baldwin ••K'Lynn and Gary Bruchmiller ••Laurie E. Collins Douglas A. Evans Diane Headley Neal B. Johnson ••Gail and Parke Ball Troy and Rebecca Brugh ••Jim and Erdza Combe Samantha Evans Brian Hedford ••Dorothy A. Jones Matthew Bangs Dorothy and Ron Burton Reina Contreras ••Judith Evers Thomas Hedford Elsie Jones and Ronald Allen ••Susanne P. Banz ••Calbag Metals Co. Kelly Converse ••Gus and Wendy Farah ••Patricia Heinlein Isaac Jones Carol Bardot ••Sharon and Mike Calhoun Piilani Cook Mason FCC Commercial Furniture ••Jeffrey and Victoria Barker ••Kevin and Jean Callahan ••Gary and Theresa Cook Dave Ferguson ••Karen Barrueto ••Mary P. Callahan ••Jodi A. Coombs ••Michele and Steve Ferree Beckett Bavaro ••Cambia Health Solutions/Regence ••Joan M. Corcoran Channing Ferris Paula Beatty Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cameron Vernon and Rene Cowell Dolores Fiala Jan Turner and Ron Beltz James Carlson Crater Academy of Health Michelle Flesher Bend Self Stor ••Linda and Lyn Carlson and Public Services ••Karen and Gary Foell ••Carolyn J. Benedict Jessica Carpenter ••Richard and Denise Craytor Christopher and Danielle Fogg ••Patricia Benjamin ••Cascade Medical Transport Crescent Electric Supply Company Steven and Lisa Fogg Recha and Robert Bergstrom of Oregon, LLC ••Nathan and Marjorie Crook Amy Forni ••Rene A. Bessette Ken Casciato Mark Crook ••Anne W. Forsyth Best Buy Kristina Caselman ••Paul and Ivadell Crosby Yvonne Fraunfelder Beta Sigma Phi, Xi Gamma Phi Chapter Rockford Catt Janaya Crystal ••Christopher W. Frazier Gerald and Sarah Bieze ••Central Electric Cooperative, Inc. Bruce and Sandra Cummings James and Cassandra Freeman ••Beth and John Biggs ••Amelia Frey and Joshua Leslie ••Michael and Grey Binford ••Carol and Ronald Gaiser Robin and Art Birakos ••Gerald Gallagher and Gloria Berg ••Toni R. Bittner A gift of $4,500 Margaret Gallagher Alysa Blake ••Lisa and Rocco Gattuso Jack B. Blumberg, MD sponsors a family’s one-month stay at our House. Some Terry Gibson and Bradley Cohen ••Andrew and Lori Bond ••Virginia Gilbert Burl Bond families, especially those battling cancer or recovering from Lezli Goheen and Steven Fowell ••Dawna Bond trauma, often stay at our Houses for several months at a time Norman Goldman Melissa Boren Steven and Bonnie Tanner were among the guests at our 2016 Tanner Society Event, hosted ••Douglas and Donna Goldsmith Harold C. and Rosemary K. Bowlin when a child needs advanced treatment or care. on the terrace of Randall Children’s Hospital. Mark and Christi Goodman Charitable

Donors Donors 36 37 2017 Community Report ••15+ Year Donor ••10+ Year Donor ••5+ Year Donor ••3+ Year Donor *Donor years are for consecutive giving ••PacifiCorp Foundation DONORS (Continued) Amaya Pallotta ••John and Sandra Jones Haveesh Lingampally ••Nathan McMahon Chloe Panell A gift of $3,750 • Rebekah Joye Brian J. Little Keara McManus •Bethany Parker • Kelly Just John and Mary Liu Missy McVay •Caroline Parks sponsors all 25 guests’ rooms at one of our Portland Houses Arthur Justman IV Dr. John R. Liu, DDS Kevin McVicker Gabriel Parmer • ••JWM Enterprises, Inc Harley Locke Yu Zhi Mei •Virgil and Ruth Partridge for an entire day. This allows families from across the region to ••Stephen and Elaine Kantor ••Ralph and Ashleigh Lopez Michael and Iris Meidow David Patzer stay close to their child’s hospital bedside and medical team. • Paul and Aimee Karitis Robert F. MacFarlane ••Aimee and Michael Mendell •PayPal Giving Fund ••W. J. and V. F. Kastner ••Jorge Machain Cristina Mihaescu Peak Health Dentistry R. C. Pearson Sunil Kasturi ••William R. Macnab Gary and Michelle Miller Carla Sanders ••Jesse and Granella Thompson ••Brock Pence Jacob Kaup Jessica Macomber Julie Miller and Christian Hext ••Sara Anne Gardner Charitable Fund Richard R. Thompson ••Norm and Lisa Pence ••Brian and Kate Kegg Mahlum Architects Randolph and Janet Miller ••June Satchfield Lisa and Adolfo Tolento Sandra K. Percell ••Sylvia H. Keller Michelle Maida ••Scott and Jennifer Miller ••Erin D. Scharf ••S.L. Tucker ••Ashley Peterson Cristina Kennedy Michelle and Vic Malave ••Scott J. Miller Schneider Electric ••Susan M. Tumanoff Chad Peterson Alex Kepel Cynthia and Ed Maletis ••John Mills ••Douglas and Melinda Schultz ••Ann-Marie Tumlinson-Cunningham ••Rick Peterson Bea Killaby ••Rhonda Manning Rosa Mills and Daniel Mulligan Anne and Alexander Schwartz ••Patricia J. Turner Theresa Peterson Kory Kimball Tammy A. Marek ••Kris and Jessica Minton Sue Schweitzer ••Viki Turner ••James and Jenn Petrizzi ••Kiwanis Club of Pendleton ••Marquis Care at Mt. Tabor Scott and Crissi Misso ••Erwin Seabert ••Donnee Sue Twining ••David and Sally Phillips Glen and Ellyn Knight Onyx Marroquin Connie and Wayne Mitchell SELCO Community Credit Union ••Walter and Linda Underwood ••Janice Phillips Dakota Kohler Jorge and Amanda Martinez Aaliyah Custis Mobley Jeremy Serjeant Unity Church of Portland ••Laura Lee Phillips Donald J. Kopriva Massive Brothers Flooring ••Moda Health Anielka Setzer Universal Recycling Technologies ••Steven and Anna Phillips Don and Karen Korinke Kileyanna Mattox ••Susan L. Mondry ••Steven M. Siegel ••Wendy Urbanowicz ••Lois Pitman ••David R. Kraybill Patricia May Amanda Moore ••Ronald and Marilyn Sievers US Bank Foundation Employee Matching Emily and Geoff Pohl Heidi Kruck ••Bernard and Juanita Mayer Carol Moore Sign Wizards, Inc. Gift Program ••Harold Pollin ••Kristy Krugh and Roger Walton Elizabeth Mazess Ryland Moore Sisters Kiwanis Community Anne Van Der Linden ••Jane Marie and Brian Poppa ••Linda Kurtz Teresa McCabe George Morgan Service Foundation Sandy and Chris Van Vleet ••Sue Port Jamie Kyser Mr. and Mrs. Ryan McClellan ••Jarrod and Angela Morrison Dezmend Smith ••Jeri R. Vandomelen ••Judith A. Powers Brett Landman ••A. McClenan Tara Moss ••Fred Smith ••Carol H. Vavra ••The PPI Group ••Donna M. Laney William McCormick ••Mountain Management, LLC H. Thomas Smith Andi Vondra Precision Castparts Corp. Helga Lang and Gary Bachofer Barbara and Jack McCown Carl and Erin Moyer Jody and Brittany Smith ••VTech Communications, Inc Priority Plus Marian Larsen Jeanne L. McCulloch ••David and Megan Muessle Nigel Smith Leeca Waggener ••The Procomp Group, LLC Mike Larsen Margaret McDonald Brooke Munson SmithCFI Kristin and Dan Walker Jennifer K. Proctor ••Cindy and Curtis Larson ••McDonald's Corporation Matching ••Barry and Debbie Murphy ••Francis and Constance Soditus Hans and Naomi Wandel Robert and Barbara Radler ••Susan Lascher and Matthew Guasco Gifts Program Zachary Murphy Brody Sperling ••Warm Springs Power and Water Cali Rahmlow Charles Lawston Daniel and Donna McFall Salvatore and Deborah Muscardin Beth Spinning Enterprises ••Elizabeth A. Raney Jackie and Billy Legg Jill McGee ••Mustangs Unlimited Huntley Sprague Graves Tara J. Warner ••Mary M. Ransome Suzanne and Kerry Leitz ••Michael and Carol McGlone Patty Namba ••Harley and Robyn Spring Sally and Tim Wasko Eric Ravenscroft Lexus Champions for Charity Marilyn McIver ••Valerie Nashif ••John H. Springer ••Darrel Wasserman ••Sean and Traci Ray ••Charles Lilley ••Jennifer and Kenneth McLeod ••Natal Grange #302 Robert L. Stackhouse Juliann Waterman ••Shirley Ray Naturally Designed Landscapes LLC Suzanne Stanfield Catherine and Bryan Wavra ••Ruppert Reinstadler James Naughton ••Mary C. Steele ••Fredrick and Mary Weaver Benny Thamert and Sunna Steve and Solvei Neiger Charles and Joanne Steidinger Katherine Weinham Revelle-Thamert Joe and Sarah Ness ••Michael J. Stevens Vicki and Martin Weiss Rebecca and Isaac Reyes Tim and Brianna Neumann ••Leon and Barbara Stevenson ••Weston Technology Solutions Richard and Denyse Stawicki Leslie and Devon Nevius ••Linda R. Stine ••Oreta and Kenneth Wheeler ••Cheri Ann Richards Paul and Rebecca Newland Jody and Tim Stokes Kylyn Whitaker Yvette and David Richards ••David and Kathy Nickila Robert Stoll Jonnie Whitcomb Sandra Richardson ••Gary and Vicki Nielson Robert and Mary Lou Storm Josh and Jonnie Whitcomb Kevin Riley Robert Nist David Stotts ••Willadsen Enterprises, LLC Theodore Rinck Andrea and Gregg Nitta Filette Sullivan William F. Foster, Inc. Justin Roberts Gary and Cris Noah Sean Sullivan ••Tim and Pam Williams Jason Robertson Northwest Gastroenterology Clinic ••Super Fit Productions LLC Vivienne Williamson Christopher and Ann Robinson Ted Norton Lenore Supnet and Farooq Nasserziayee Dione Wilson Rock for a Reason ••Thomas Nuss Brigitte and Bill Sutherland ••Wilson-Humphreys Family Foundation Pedro S. Rodriguez Keeley O'Brien Steven and Constance Sutherland ••Carol and Clinton Windsor ••Dr. Don V. Romanaggi, Sr. ••OHSU Department of Pathology Sylvia and Robert Sutherland Jessica Clark Woinarowicz Scott and Debra Roots Andy Olds and Alair MacLean Calvin and Tracy Swartley Kayden Wright Dru and Rob Rosenthal ••Juanita and Delbert Olenslager ••Carol Swehla ••Barbara and Bob Yeager Bonita Ross Marilyn and Ronald Oliveira ••Bill and Kim Swindells Bradley Yoder Michael D. Ross Carolyn and Jeffrey Olson T & T Restaurants Monserrat Zermeño Michael and Deanna Rouse Friends of the House member Paul Trakarn (L), attended our 2016 Welcome Home BBQ with Ben Omlid ••Marion and Daniel Tambellini ••Kathleen Zolbe • a friend to help us celebrate the renovation of our East Ronald McDonald House. ••Oregon Farm Bureau •Richard and Jill Rubinstein Enrique Tatooine • ••Johanna and Sanford Owens •Carlos Sanchez and Naomi Tsurumi Gabrielle Taylor

Donors Donors 38 39 2017 Community Report ••15+ Year Donor ••10+ Year Donor ••5+ Year Donor ••3+ Year Donor *Donor years are for consecutive giving In-Kind Donors IN-KIND Donors (Continued) Christy Parker The Resort at the Mountain David and Pam Stoller THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES, individuals, organizations and foundations have Parr Lumber Company Restaurant St Jack Straw Propeller Gourmet Foods Christopher and Katie Payne RG Media Company Structures Learning Center Robert Gray generously donated items to our Houses and families valued at more than $250. From PDX Realty + Friends Josephine Riggert Middle School Pella Corporation Eric Robison Suntoya Corporation cooking meals and supplying our holiday store with gifts to providing amazing items Pendleton Round Up Association Rock for a Reason Bree and Sean Taggart at our special events and auction, we are truly grateful for the names on this list. Chloe Peterson Leslie Rogers Teddy Bear Phantom Eric and Amity Peterson Kathleen Rogerson TelecomPioneers Oregon Chapter #31 PGE - LABRG Ronald McDonald House Charities Global Terminix 2 Towns Ciderhouse Double Decker PDX Lasko Printing, Inc Photos by Orion Ronald McDonald House Charities of Thirty-One Gifts, LLC Abundant Life Church DoubleTree by Hilton - Portland Katie Lazarus Floyd Pickrell Central Oregon Thomas & Sons Distillery Gwyn Adams Dr Pepper Snapple Group, Inc. Le Cordon Bleu Shelby Piersol Rose City Classic Car Club Steven and Jane Tighe After Dark Cookies The Duck Store LeChon Pilots for Kids Rose's Equipment and Supply Inc Pegge D. Tone Alaska Airlines Ben and Terri Edwards Legacy Medical Group - Orthopedics Pine Grove Orchards Rotary Club of Southwest Portland Kyla Toney Alder Creek Kayak & Canoe Elephants Delicatessen Roberta Legendre Pips and Bounce Jennifer Russell Toy & Joy Makers Alexana Estate Vineyard and Winery Angela Estrada Sandra Lewis Playdate PDX Rachel Russell Trisaetum Winery All Saints School First Grade Etherton Enterprises Lexus Champions for Charity Portland Columbia Symphony Orchestra Nancy Sanchez and Lizbeth Gonzalez Tzu-Chi Foundation Allstate Insurance Jill Faherty Janelle Liu Portland General Electric Meredith Sangster Unity Church of Portland Alpha Broadcasting, LLC Farmer Brothers Coffee Michelle Maida Portland Timbers and Thorns FC Scott Ski Motor Company Kaiden Verkist Alsco First Response Inc. Malarkey Roofing Products Portland Trail Blazers Seattle Seahawks Vertigo Brewing LLC Altria Group Distribution Company First Tech Federal Credit Union Jean Malnati and Kurt Lender Portland Winterhawks Pam Shedd Victory Academy Margie Amerson Deja Fitzwater The Management Trust Northwest Elizabeth and Joe Poznanski Silver Legacy Casino Vital Life Foundation Amway Phil and Angela Fogg Manheim Portland Precision Countertops Sivalai Thai Restaurant Washington Federal Anonmyous Gaylord Industries Marquis Care at Mt. Tabor Project Linus Sixty Beverly Hills Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Ron and Judy Appelbaum Somer and Derik Gill René Martinez Andie Proskus Robert and Sallie Snyder Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Tammy and Jeff Archuleta Girl Scout Troop 10049 Karrla L. May Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club Sojourn Cellars Janel West Ashley Furniture Homestore Girl Scout Troop 40271 Melissa and Willy Mayfield Kathleen Pyko Southwest Airlines Willamette Valley Vineyards Associated Fords of the 50's Girl Scout Troop 45117 Mayville Flat Shooting Preserve Mary and Richard Ransome Spotmaster Tim and Pam Williams Association of Volunteer RNs Girl Scout Troop 45684 McDonald's Operator Purchasing Jared and Randi Ray The Springs of Tanasbourne Johanna Wolff Jane Biggi Girl Scout Troop 11722 Committee for the NW Region REFUS Group Carol D. Stanfield The Wyatt Apartments Bob's Red Mill Natural Foods Girls With Grub McDonald's Owners of the Central Renaissance Seattle Hotel Bonnie Starkweather Yamhill Valley Vineyards Michele Boehm Giving Vegetable Gardens Charity & Southern Oregon Advertising Reser's Fine Foods Stoller Family Estate Melissa Boren The Goddard School Cooperative Broadway Floral, Home and Garden Golden State Foods McDonald's USA, LLC Beccah Brooks Goodwin Sports Management McKenzie River Broadcasting, Inc Gunnar Browning Phyllis Grady Mariah R. Meyerholz Carla's Closet Phuong and Bob Grank Microsoft Store Cavalia Great Notion Creative Graham Miller Chateau Bianca Winery Harry's Fresh Foods Jeremy and Madeline Monlux Chelsea Hicks Foundation Evan Hayashi Montinore Estate Children's Cancer Association Danette Hendrickson Morgan & Sons The Children's Clinic Jennifer Herd Mountain View Heating, Inc. Chinook Winds Casino Resort Cailyn Higgins Mr. Appliance - Vancouver Bernice Christensen Hilton San Diego Resort & Spa Mr. Electric of Vancouver & Portland Christenson Electric John Hogan Mr. Rooter Plumbing Portland & Vancouver Bennett and Rylee Christianson Homewood Suites by Hilton - Seattle Mt Bachelor Quilters Guild Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Laura Horrell Mt Bachelor Village Resort Clark County Public Health Allen and Susan Howard Denise Mueller Coca-Cola Company Iberdrola Renewables Ansar Muhammad Louis Feldman and Risa Colton-Feldman Joanne Jene, MD and Nancy Rangila Multnomah County Hot Rod Council Columbia Distributing Jana Jensen Multnomah Whiskey Library Columbia Roofing & Sheet Metal Sergio Jeronimo R Judy Murray Cornerstone Administrative Services Grant and Elaine Jones N2H Media Group Country Road Carpet Cleaning Inc. Journal Graphics National Charity League Guy and Cristina Cowart Kaiser Permanente Medical Group Leslie and Devon Nevius Crowd Compass by Cvent Kam & Kam Catering Co. Ken and Kelli Newman Cumulus Radio Visalakshi Kannan NIKE Golf Martha and Gary Curl KATU TV Channel 2 NIKE Talent Acquistion Custom Decorators Inc Ken Wright Cellars Nike, Inc. David Hill Vineyards & Winery Key Bank OHSU Knight Cancer Institute Beau Davis Tammy Kimata and Steven Ramey Malea O'Neill De Ponte Cellars Kiwanis Club of Ross Island Early Risers Oregon Farm Bureau Deschutes Brewery KMTR News Source 16 / Eugene CW / Oregon Retired Educators Association The Development Ltd KMTR.com Oregon Sports Authority Devine Color for Loquise, Inc. Terri J. Koontz Pacific Foods of Oregon Diamonds by Passerini La Sen Vietnamese Grill Pacific Landscape Management Rij P. Dorfman Lake Oswego Oregon Stake of the Church Pacific Office Automation, Inc Molly Dotson of Jesus Christ Panera Bread

Donors Donors 40 2017 Community Report 2017 Community Report 41 Tribute Gifts

LEAVING A TRIBUTE gift is a meaningful way to honor a special person or cele- brate the life of a loved one while supporting Ronald McDonald House families. The following list represents those special tribute or memorial gifts made in 2016.

Mikayla Rin Klum IN HONOR of Donna Kraybill Alvin Lindley Kathryn Baker A gift of $1,500 Mary Lou Lund Morgiana Bennett Yellappa Mahendrakar Joey Blanc covers the cost of a family for 10 days, the Jake Marshall Bryton Brooks Sheryl Mathers Erin Brown average amount of time a family stays at Ralph Ralph McDonald Jordan Childs Betty Lee McKay Wade T Chosvig one of our Houses. Brian Matthew McPherson Joshua Christenson Christopher Merrill Morgan Clausen Gary Rood, CEO and owner of Rood Investments, with our CEO, Jessica Jarratt Miller. In 2019, Alice Morgan Trent Curl Nadia Lutje Anna Valenzuela the Gary & Christine Rood Family Pavilion will open on OHSU’s South Waterfront Campus in Joshua Morgan John Devlin Jace Malek Brian Valley Portland with a new 38-room Ronald McDonald House inside. James Mues David Dowsett Marquis Companies All 9/11 Victims Marceline Mues Amanda W Duncan McKenna Matteson Zachary Sahagian Paula Naughton Liam Dunleavy Ralph W McDonald Riley Wanamaker Shelby Warren Nicks Eastern Oregon Families Luke, Gail, and Abigail Max Warner Doernbecher NICU Infants Eliana's 12th birthday Menasco Julia Weiss Shawn Oliveira Charles Evans Bruce Mihok Ben and Jack Williams Circle of Giving John Patton Enzo Farrar Julie Miller Emi Yoshikawa Dan Peterson Edna Farrier Allen Montgomery Jeanie Turner Pucci Jacob Colton Feldman Clara Musser IN MEMORY of WITH THE ENCOURAGEMENT and support of Susan Schnitzer, our founding Taylor and Frances Ramsey Kae Fogg Olivia Myers John Barry Rose board member and one of our most dedicated volunteers, we introduced our Aubrey Frambes Oregon Retired Educators Margaretta Anderson Ren Russell Griffin Frazier Association Beloved Father Circle of Giving in 2015 to recognize and honor individuals, foundations, and Shalom Schaetze Emrie Wright Reese Parker Larry J Berg Lucille Schneider Margaret Gallagher The Grandchildren of Dora Harriet Birkeland companies whose donations exceeded $10,000 or more annually. Last year, 57 Sarah Lucille Schneider Troy Gallagher Doris L. Patton Madeleine Boone Marie Schneider's Mother inspiring families, foundations, and corporations contributed at this level, and Peter Garcia Rhiana Peart R. Scott Boyles Caroline Abby Schwartz June George Connor Dean Pihlaja Nicholas Brassfield those who gave at least $2,500 in unrestricted funding were invited to collabo- Jolee Jean Scott Bibiana Gifft Alex Putman Lisha Ann Brown Alice Seaman Camden Gonzales Ella Pearl Quigley John Buchheit ratively designate a percentage of their gifts to a special project. Solomon Sgambati Kaden Gould Frances Raines William R Carroll Nina Sheridan Susan Greenberg Hunter Rich Charles BoDine Carter Mason Smedley Kartini Clinic Brad and Judy Johnson Linda Guthrie Juliana Richards Sharon Collins $100,000+ Dylan Sprute-Saunders Ollie W. Lund Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Wyatt Handlin Fantastic RMHC Staff Timothy Cook Margaret Swanson McDonald's of Bend, Sisters, La Pine Ken Wright Cellars Bryan and Naomi Harvey Chris Ruelle Glenn Coxen The Collins Foundation Pedro Veliz Brenda Hess and Family Robert Sandver Ralph Davis M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust McDonald's Owners of the Marcyn Co. Al Walen Diamond Holmes Elizabeth Scharback William Evers Central & Southern Oregon Marquis Companies & Consonus Sally Welka McDonald's Owners of the States Carolyn Shindlebower Susan D Schnitzer Wanda Susan Finch-Lambert Advertising Cooperative Healthcare Services Roman Wenstrom Advertising Cooperative Scarlett Houseright Bree Serenco Forrest Forbes Mr. Rooter Plumbing Portland & Vancouver Buz McDonald and Peggy O'Neill Joan West OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital Dave Houton Adrian Sheldon Edward A Gettel Cory Wish The Ford Family Foundation Pedigo Products, Inc. M-D Sanders Restaurants The Hunt Family Marcia and Tom Sibley John Gill Juliana Wong Rick and Terri Pedigo John and Christine Nichols Elijah Huskey Aarush Sinha James Leslie Goss Chloe Wood $50,000+ Randall Children's Hospital at Legacy Emanuel North Star Restaurants, Inc. Ella Jeans Joseph Smith Patricia Goss Jim Woodward The Standard Pacific Northwest Baking Company Gayle Jensen Robert Smith Jerry Hanauska The Parents of Steve and Combined Communications Keith and Allison Parker Taylor Jones Samuel T Smith Robert Harriman Sandy Young $10,000+ Stephen Kantor Thomas G Soma Whitney Heichel Ghost Tree Invitational Parr Lumber Company Wayne Zurbrugg Wyatt Kidwell Teri Spencer Juanita Hensley McDonald's David and Katie Payne Christensen Electric Eric Kim Robert E Stafford Dylan Hickman Gary and Christine Rood PDX Realty + Friends ClaimVantage, Inc. Chad Kleven Perry Joseph Stein Hobie Houck Susan Schnitzer and Greg Goodman Portland Trail Blazers Coca-Cola Company Charles LaMothe Tom and Ann Stewart Avery Hunt Jim and Claudine Tanner Pro Enterprises, LLC Elizabeth Anne Hurley Columbia Roofing & Sheet Metal Alysha Law Jean Stickers Vital Life Foundation RBC Wealth Management, Inc. Stephanie Law Jessica Jenson Cure JM Foundation Maxine N. Nasserziayee WinCo Foods Portland Open Michael and Kerri Seaman Cynthia Lehnertz Steven E Sutherland Jill Phil and Angie Fogg Starlight Children's Foundation Lawrence J Lengwin Gigi Sweet Chris Jordan $20,000+ Greentree Enterprises Lindsey Rose Just Steve and Bonnie Tanner Eric Littlefield Donald Thompson Bill and Linda Hammersley Jessi Long George Kapelkin Weyerhaeuser Company Camon Carl Tippett The Douglas and Gloria Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE Foundation Ruby Long Andrew Travis Richard George Keiser Wheeler Foundation Rumberger Foundation Harper Houf Peterson Righellis Inc. Oliver W Lund John Turner Vivian Kiger Sally Wilson The Estate of Brenda P. McGowan John L. Scott Foundation

Donors Donors 42 2017 Community Report 2017 Community Report 43 Tanner Society Pillar Society

IT’S BEEN MORE than a decade since we MEMBERS OF THE Pillar Society have notified us of their intent to include Ronald launched the Tanner Society, which honors long- McDonald House Charities in their wills. Those who include a bequest in their will or time benefactors Jim and Claudine Tanner and living trust are ensuring that we can continue to support families for years to come. recognizes the extraordinary impact of those To learn more about creating your legacy, please contact [email protected]. whose unrestricted contributions total $2,500 or Anonymous Bill and Linda Hammersley Mary Mize and Rod Tallman more. Today, our Tanner Society includes more Stephen and Esther Abouaf Dr. Marcus Horenstein Lisa K. Nelson than 120 individuals and organizations whose Board Member David Frank and his wife, Terri — also a Ronald Ron and Judy Appelbaum Gayle J. Inman Janice Phillips McDonald House volunteer — at our Tanner Society Event. Beverly Bain Beth and Ed Irish Janet S. Plog annual contributions total $1.2 million. Jim and Barbara Boyer Kelly J. Johnson Nicole Renfrow Julia and Tom Brooks Elsie Jones and Ron Allen Mike and Grace Rich Michael and Karen Brown Carol Judd Annie and Steve Sakaguchi Greentree Enterprises $50,000+ $5,000+ Jim and Erdza Combe Robert and Krista Kabacy Robert Schindler Matt and Val Hadwin Jo and John Crenshaw Stephen and Elaine Kantor Charlotte M. Schwartz Evan Hayashi Combined Communications Sharon and Keith Barnes Donna V. Davis Harvey and Leslie Kelinson Donald and Sharon Toombs Bronwyn and Tyler Houston Ghost Tree Invitational Coca-Cola Company Dr. Munib Derhalli and Amy Derhalli Karen S. Lewis Steve and Sandy Wasserberger Gayle Jeffrey McDonald's Owners of the States Convergence Networks Phil and Angie Fogg Ollie Liestikow Lynda Weinstock Dr. Joanne Jene Advertising Cooperative Kae and Phil Fogg Eugene and Marleen Gott Ollie W. Lund Dr. and Mrs. James Weiss Jack and Jean Jenson OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital Eric and Jan Hoffman David and Siri Hamill Mr. and Mrs. R.G. Lynch John and Molly Wilson Gary and Christine Rood Journal Graphics Steve and Ali Johnson Susan Schnitzer and Greg Goodman Junior League of Portland Grant and Elaine Jones Jim and Claudine Tanner Jeff and Christy Livingston Mike and Roxanne Kennedy Vital Life Foundation Love Abounds Foundation Rhianna and John Kunkler Ollie Lund, pictured here with his granddaughter, Sara Wiggins, Winco Foods Portland Open Marcyn Co. Joseph and Marjory Leathers opened Portland’s first McDonald’s restaurant in 1960. A member Mr. BSH Bend Senior High School Lila Goodman Charitable Fund of the of our Pillar Society, Ollie has been a longtime supporter of Ronald $10,000+ Oregon Jewish Community Foundation James and Trish Mortensen McDonald House Charities and has served on our Board of Trustees. Jennifer Mortensen Lindsay F. and Patti Paxton Eberts Fund Christensen Electric David and Katie Payne Selma Lower Columbia Roofing & Sheet Metal Portland Trail Blazers Cindy and Steve Luckman Cure JM Foundation Cherri Roden Mindy Mayer The Douglas and Gloria Rumberger Linda and Jon Sewell Buz McDonald and Peggy O'Neill Foundation Charlotte M. Sheldon Jennifer and Ben McLaren The Estate of Brenda P. McGowan Shiftwise, Inc. Daniel and Christina McMillan Phil and Angie Fogg Stacey and Joe Squires Mildred and Morris Schnitzer Chartible Fund Bill and Linda Hammersley David and Pam Stoller Jessica Jarratt Miller and Odie Miller Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE Foundation Suntoya Corporation Michael Mortensen Harper Houf Peterson Righellis Inc. Drew and Liz Tanner Jan Murtagh Brad and Judy Johnson Taylor Enterprises, Inc. Ken and Kelli Newman Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Paul Trakarn Pacific Foods of Oregon Kartini Clinic Papa Murphy's Pizza of Bend & Redmond Ken Wright Cellars $2,500+ Parr Lumber Company Ollie W. Lund Jill Seaman-Pollard and Bruce Pollard McDonald's of Bend, Sisters, La Pine Mary Andonian and Craig Butts Precision Countertops McDonald's Owners of the Central Beaulaurier Enterprises Janice Pulley & Southern Oregon Advertising Mick and Nanette Bittler Residence Inn by Marriott Portland Cooperative Jim and Barbara Boyer Downtown/RiverPlace M-D Sanders Restaurants Eric S. Brown RG Media Company Mr. Rooter Plumbing Portland & Vancouver Michael and Karen Brown Ron and Kathryn Rufener John and Christine Nichols Janelle Irick-Bynum and Mark Bynum Patti Sanders North Star Restaurants, Inc. Country Road Carpet Cleaning, Inc. Annie and Steve Sakaguchi Keith and Allison Parker Custom Decorators Inc. Seaman-Pollard Family Restaurants Pedigo Products, Inc. Hillary Dixon Robert E. Stafford, DDS Rick and Terri Pedigo Eads Enterprises, Inc. Krista L. Tanner Pro Enterprises, LLC Mark and Ann Edlen Steven and Jane Tighe Randall Children's Hospital at Legacy Emanuel Farmer Brothers Coffee Doug and Joan Wacker Michael and Kerri Seaman Karen and Michael Fitzgerald Brent and Laurie Wagner The Standard David and Terri Frank Cynthia and Mark Whittington Steve and Bonnie Tanner Rolf and Lauren Gearhart Doug Wirges Sally Wilson David and Laury Girt Jennifer and Jeff Yamin

Donors Donors 44 2017 Community Report 2017 Community Report 45 INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTEERS WHO DONATED 20 OR MORE HOURS OF TIME IN 2016

Gwyn Adams Dena Driskill Raina Imig Betty Moss Pam Shedd Sarah Adams Melissa Duffy Nazaree Jackson Amelia Mulford Katy Shepperson Belinda Alnassar Jennifer Dunaj Adele Johansen Judy Murray Char Shultz Alyssa Bailey Curt Edelblute Curtis Johnson Jan Naddy McCrae Bryce Skjervem Karen Bassett Chris Edwards Janet Johnson Shibani Nataraja Cameron Sordahl Jessica Baumgartner Isabel English Neal Johnson Cassandra Neault Mary South Brieanna Baylis Lei Fan Mel-Isha Jones Anthony Nicolas Eric Spotten Jessica Bechler MJ Farr Becky Joye Nikki Nicolas Katie Stahrr Lynn Belcher Dallas Fields Maryanne Kalstad Karen Olberding Carol Stanfield Mick Bittler Karen Fitzpatrick Maria Keddis Laura Oxley Matthew Stanley Paschal Black Deja Fitzwater Carmal Kimmer Kim Palmer Jocelyn Sten Alex Bland Fabienne Fitzwater Dave King Helen Parent Judy Stone Carolyn Boustead Tammy Foes Nancy Kissinger Debbie Parker Peter Tao Grant Boustead John Francis Meryl Koester Ashlie Parrott Becky Thomas Judy Boustead Amelia Frey Doug Kohlhagen Melissa Payfer-Lockling David Threefoot Mandy Bowdoin Maggie Frieske Terri Koontz Sheri Pendergraft Mary Tolson Alexa Bowerfind Reed Goldsmith Kathleen Kranenburg Karen Peterson Pegge Tone Larry Braun Claudia Gonzales Dominic Laing Anita Pfister Emily Toops Kathleen Brown Kathryn Goodling Alison Lambert Vickie Pierce Rita Townley VOLUNTEERS Heather Bryan Phyllis Grady Megan Landmark Anna Pollino Mary Trosper Laddie Buck Nicole Gregoire Diane Larson Edana Popp Siem Ung Christy Burch Katherine Gullans Linh Le Andie Proskus Cindy Upham Teresa Burdick Ron Hand Roberta Legendre Agnessa Razumov Scott Van Dyke Tia Burdick KC Hanks Lisa Leonard Cyndie Richardson Desiree van Rossum Carly Burkhartsmeyer Lee Hansen Josh Leslie Josi Riggert Joost Vandersteen Kim Burris Sarah Harding Cheryl Levie Marisa Russell Roger Walton Todd Carroll Mr. Harris Adrian Lewis Sharla Samarin Tracie Ward WE COULDN’T PROVIDE a “home away from hosted 1,506 volunteers, who provided 16,512 Kathy Carver Nicole Harris Sandra Lewis Marci Schoenberg Megan Watson Ethan Caudle Nancy Hasan Krystal Lum Blake Scott Janel West home” for thousands of families a year without the hours of services, valued at $389,023. Kendra Caudle Marilyn Haubach Ken Ma Sara Seiwald Lorien Whiteley hard work and compassion of our volunteers. They Amanda Charters Pat Hayes Florence Marchick Linda Sewell Brian Zielke Bernice Christensen Ann Hays Michelle Maxwell Joan Shaughnessy fill our Houses with warmth, our kitchens with the In addition to those who come to our Houses Anne Clemens Mary Helland Christa McCutchen Mickey Cocks Pamela Hellings Donna McFall

FOR EVERTHERE ARE Y STAFF MEMBER smell of fresh-baked cookies, and our halls with every day, many volunteers who support our Mindy Cox-Bland Carlo Hernandez Ryan McHugh music; they stock our cabinets, beautify our guest mission in other ways. They include our board Kristy Cuevas Rick Hickmann Diane McKittrick Tania Curiel Fran Hobbs Louise McLarnan rooms, prune our bushes, enter our data, and do members, committee members, professional Terry Danner Dawn Hobson Yuki Mendiola Rebekah Dawkins Nancy Holm Jessi Middaugh so much more. In 2016, Ronald McDonald House service volunteers, and event volunteers. We’re Mary Delea Susan Howard Phyllis Minich Charities of Oregon & Southwest Washington grateful for the work they do. Bettie DeWitt Jeff Hunter Wade Mitcheltree Kristin Doherty Nita Hyde Sheree Morris Scott Douglass Polly Hyke Sara Mosher 41 VOLUNTEERS Help Comes in Many Forms BUSINESS, FOUNDATION, AND ORGANIZATIONAL VOLUNTEERS Volunteers donate their time as individuals, as special groups, and as teams from 31 Gifts Creative Goal Solutions McDonald's Restaurant - Redmond - Rodby Group 4-H Ben's Hopping Hares Culver Elementary School TAG Program Miller Elementary School companies. They are the beating heart of our organization, bringing our houses to 4-H County Show Tea Dinner In a Pinch Group Mountain View High School FFA 7 Peaks School DoubleTree Hotel Mountain View High School Football Team life and inspiring all of us. In 2016, our volunteers helped us in many ways, including: Adventist Young People Eagle Scouts, Boy Scouts of America Mountain View High School National After School Buddies First Tech Credit Union Honor Society Arts & crafts classes Front desk support Hair salon care Meals from the Heart Allstate Insurance Foresters National Charity League Baking Fun Junction Kids’ Program Holiday house decorating Music Amgen Friends of the House Nike Blanket making Game nights Housekeeping Pet-assisted therapy Assistance League of Bend Girl Scouts PGE Data entry Grief support Language translation Photography Bank of America Girls with Grub Ross Island Kiwanis Event support Grocery shopping Mary Kay Pamper Parties Support groups Bank of the Cascades Hands On Portland SAIF Corporation Facilities support Guest transportation Massage therapy Bend High School Girl's Basketball Team J Bar J Boys Ranch Sivalai Thai Bend High School Football Team John L. Scott Smile Central Oregon Bend High School Interact Club John L. Scott Realty St. Charles Health Care HRIS Dept. Bend High School Mr. Bend Senior High Pageant Johnny Carino's Restaurant St. Charles Health Care Recruiting Dept. Bend High School National Honor Society Junior League of Portland St. Francis School Bend La Pine Education Foundation Kiwanis of Bend Straw Propeller Gourmet Foods Cascade Crest Transitions Lasen Grill Summit High School Football Team Central Christian School Lifewise Insurance Co. Tamarack School Central Oregon Community College Living Word Seventh Day Adventist Church Transitions Co-op Central Oregon Rugby Club Marquis Mt. Tabor Tzu Chi Community Volunteer Corp (CVC) McDonald's Restaurant - Bend - Bittler Group US Bank

Volunteers Volunteers 46 2017 Community Report 2017 Community Report 47 Leadership and Staff

BOARD OF TRUSTEES ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF BOARD EMERITUS

Cindy Luckman, Chair ����������������������������� Senior Vice President & Jessica Jarratt Miller ��������������������������������� Chief Executive Officer Stephen Abouaf Mike Rich Managing Director, The Private Eric Brown ����������������������������������������������������� Chief Operating Officer Jim Boyer Annie Sakaguchi Client Reserve of U.S. Bank Michael Brown Susan Schnitzer David Payne, Vice Chair ������������������������� Vice President, Short Jessica Clark ������������������������������������������������� Finance Director Term Disability, Absence Andy Olds ����������������������������������������������������� Operations Manager Munib Derhalli, DMD John Springer Management and Contact Beth Irish David Stoller Amy Frey ������������������������������������������������������� Accounting Manager Center Operations, The Joanne Jene, MD Bill Swindells Standard Brianna Monson ����������������������������������������� Operations Coordinator Stephen Kantor Nicole Vogel David Girt, Treasury ��������������������������������� Partner, Moss Adams LLP Mary Ransome Scott Gettel, Secretary ��������������������������� Senior Vice President Financial PROGRAM STAFF Advisor, Baird Wealth Management Diana Copeland ������������������������������������������� Guest Services Director ADVISORY BOARD Mick Bittler ����������������������������������������������������� McDonald's Owner/Operator, Teresa Braun ������������������������������������������������� Bend Guest Services Director McDonald's of Bend, Sisters, Ann Adrian Tom Mittelstaedt & La Pine Michelle Malave ����������������������������������������� Bend Guest Services Manager Joseph Chaplik Joni Myers Jodi Coombs, RN ��������������������������������������� Hospital Administrator, OHSU Lindsay Sage ����������������������������������������������� Guest Services Manager Tabitha Christensen Dennis Poulin Doernbecher Children's Brittanie McGurk ����������������������������������������� Guest Services Manager Robert Ehrhart Tracy Powelson Hospital Jessica Fedderly Scott Price Anne Denecke ��������������������������������������������� President, Denecke Christy Burch ����������������������������������������������� Guest Operations Manager Employment Law Katy Shepperson ��������������������������������������� Guest Operations Manager Angie Fogg Randi Ray Dena Driskill ������������������������������������������������� Recovery Specialist, Jordan Boustead ����������������������������������������� Volunteer Manager Matt Godt Kathy Rodby Mid-Oregon Credit Union Lezli Goheen Paul Rodby Maria Gargano ��������������������������������������������� Volunteer Manager Phil Fogg �������������������������������������������������������� President, Marquis Companies Eugene Gott Patti Sanders Vena Ford ������������������������������������������������������� Operations Manager, Medicaid Nonnie George ������������������������������������������� Family Program Manager Angie Holland Tege Sauer & Charitable Programs, Kaiser Cathryn Enninga ����������������������������������������� Family Placement Coordinator Permanente Mike Kennedy Lauren Taylor Ran Ben ���������������������������������������������������������� Guest Operations Coordinator John Francis ������������������������������������������������� McDonald's Owner/Operator, Scott Miller Cynthia Whittington Golden Four, Inc. Deby Carnahan ������������������������������������������� Bend Guest Services Coordinator David Frank ��������������������������������������������������� Safety & Project Manager, Naomi Wagoner ����������������������������������������� Guest Services Coordinator BEND LEADERSHIP Parr Lumber Company Kaitlyn Mackaben ��������������������������������������� Guest Services Coordinator Bronwyn Houston ��������������������������������������� Chief Administrative Officer, Scott Acarregui Angela Guthrie Randall Children's Hospital at Carlo Hernandez ����������������������������������������� Guest Services Coordinator Bill Anderson Mike Hargous Legacy Emanuel Stephanie Brachmann ����������������������������� Guest Services Coordinator Jen Barcus Andy Hilmes Janelle Irick-Bynum ����������������������������������� McDonald's Owner/Operator, Allison Correll-Buss ����������������������������������� Guest Services Coordinator Mick Bittler Becky Joye McDonald's Franchisee Lindsay Dance ��������������������������������������������� Guest Services Coordinator Scott Douglass Sara Mosher Grant Jones ��������������������������������������������������� Shareholder, Perkins & Co Buz McDonald ��������������������������������������������� President, Northwest Noemi Davila ����������������������������������������������� Guest Services Coordinator Dena Driskill Doug Nelson Consulting & Marketing Willow Durant ��������������������������������������������� Bend Guest Services Coordinator John Francis Sara Mosher ������������������������������������������������� Manager, Care Coordination, Janelle Fenall ����������������������������������������������� Guest Services Coordinator St Charles Medical Center FRIENDS OF THE HOUSE Anna Marie Penn ����������������������������������������� Guest Services Coordinator Jan Murtagh ������������������������������������������������� President, Component Design Northwest Nittana Taylor ����������������������������������������������� Bend Guest Services Coordinator Kaitlin Boisjolie-Breed Holly Miller Jared Ray ������������������������������������������������������� McDonald's Owner/Operator, Sofi Velasquez ��������������������������������������������� Guest Services Coordinator Nicole Buchanan Brianna Neumann CFO, Greentree Enterprises Chris Fogg Tim Neumann Vanessa Vissar ��������������������������������������������� Guest Services Coordinator Jordan Rood ������������������������������������������������� Vice President, Rood Danielle Fogg Devon Nevius Investments Clarissa Yi ������������������������������������������������������� Guest Services Coordinator Kirby Gibson Leslie Nevius Chris Ruelle-MacMillan ��������������������������� Civic Leader DEVELOPMENT & COMMUNICATIONS STAFF Whitney Goodman Eric Ravenscroft Steve Scott ��������������������������������������������������� Senior Vice President, Corporate Partnerships, Sales & Evan Hayashi Sean Ray Kate Baldwin ������������������������������������������������� Director of Development Services, Portland Trail Blazers Hank Iba Rachel Ross Colin Berry ����������������������������������������������������� Director of Communications Kiersten Shaw ��������������������������������������������� Territory Human Resources Trisha James Bhavaya Sachdeva Manager, Nike Dru Rosenthal ����������������������������������������������� Director of Partnerships and Bernie Krenzer Hannah Sanford-Keller Damon Smedley ����������������������������������������� Civic Leader Community Relations Shannon Lang Clayton Smith Steven Tighe ������������������������������������������������� Principal, Tighe Investments LLC Alice Ivie ��������������������������������������������������������� Bend Director of Development Jordan Lee Karis Stoudamire Doug Wacker ����������������������������������������������� McDonald's Owner/Operator, and Community Relations Kevin Loftis Lida Stransky Wack Co. Restaurants Inc. Samantha Thornley ����������������������������������� Special Events Manager Monica Wehby, MD ����������������������������������� Director of Pediatric Jake Manning Paul Trakarn Warren Buss ������������������������������������������������� Database Specialist Neurosurgery, Legacy Melanie Marzullo Andi Vondra Health Systems Leah Sobieck ����������������������������������������������� Development Assistant Caroline Miller Caitlin Wong

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