2017 ANNUAL2017 ANNUAL accelerating the transition REPORT acceleratingto our clean energythe transition future REPORT to our clean energy future ENGAGEMENT

Climate Solutions’ Annual Report for 2017 finds us at a pivotal moment in our movement to curb global warming, to break free from our fossil fuel dependence of the past, and to accelerate a just transition to a healthy and prosperous clean energy future. In this report you will find: a rundown of ourmajor accomplishments for 2017 (p. 4); a sampling of media coverage of our work (p. 7); a special section reflecting on our20 years of climate advocacy, including an organizational timeline and a catalog of our original research (p. 8); and information on our board, staff, and our many, endlessly appreciated donors and volunteers (p. 16). After all, we’re all for climate solutions. 2 ENGAGEMENT MILESTONES

a new chapter, a new vision

This annual report is special for us, as it tells What we do in our corner of the world matters a lot; the story of this past year—the last year of our second decade, on the dawn of our 20th leadership and action here can inspire greater action anniversary, and in the heart of the launch of still beyond our borders. our new strategic plan and vision. But it also tells the story of our roots, and highly efficient and clean sources of electrons like wind maps our story over the last 20 years. and solar. When Rhys Roth and Paul Horton founded Climate Solu- And we can leverage that clean grid to rapidly accelerate tions in 1998, it was with a clear and compelling vision, the electrification of our transportation systems and our and a way of thinking that continues to serve as our buildings. More electric cars, more electric buses. foundation today. They knew from the start that we can achieve shared economic prosperity through clean ener- 100% Clean. gy solutions. They also held a powerful belief that what Electrify Everything. we do in our corner of the world, the Northwest, matters a lot; and that our leadership and action here can inspire These guiding principles will underpin everything that greater action still, beyond our borders. we are doing as an organization moving forward into this next period of our work. Over the course of our first two decades, we have worked tirelessly to turn that vision into reality. You’ll see as you look inside this report that we have had 20 years of climate solutions, and in 2017 we took more In 2017, we launched a new chapter on our journey, and great steps forward. began what we believe is the most exciting strategic plan and vision for change in the region that we have Thank you so much for your support of our work in the ever had. past. We look forward to working with you in the coming years as we move forward with our exciting new strate- That vision is this: the Northwest can gic direction. The Northwest can be be the first region in the nation to have the first region in the a 100% clean electrical grid, meaning Gregg Small, Executive Director nation to have a 100% that all of our energy is powered by clean energy grid. 3 2017 ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Oregon Washington First Northwest communities commit to 100% clean energy Advancing vehicle electrification and In 2017, the City of Portland and Multnomah County both passed energy storage at the UTC groundbreaking commitments to 100% clean and renewable en- Climate Solutions staff helped Wash- ergy. They pledged to transition to 100% clean electricity by 2035, ington’s Utilities and Transportation and to 100% clean energy community-wide by 2050. Commission (UTC) craft policy state- ments to guide utility investments in Progress toward zero energy buildings electric vehicles and energy storage, Together with partner organizations, Climate Solutions successfully highlighting ratepayer benefits of advocated for Governor Brown to issue an Executive Order requir- electrification, ensuring benefits to low-income communities, and ing greater energy efficiency in new residential and commercial encouraging utilities to fully evaluate storage solutions when they buildings. need new capacity resources. These policy statements are a criti- cal step to advancing transportation electrification, while prevent- A major Oregon utility shifts from gas plants to renewables ing unnecessary investments in new gas infrastructure. Nov. 14, Governor Kate Brown Along with coalition partners, we stopped Portland General Electric Excited to chat with from building new fracked gas plants to replace a retiring coal plant, Incentivizing alternative fuel trucks and buses @climatesolution today at 12pm! Join preventing Oregonians from being locked into fossil fuel-generated Climate Solutions partnered with UPS, the Association of Wash- @GovInslee and I to hear more about electricity for decades. the #COP23 summit and how states ington Business, and electric truck manufacturers and sellers to improve incentives for alternative fuel vehicles, increasing the top are leading the #climatechange fight. Protecting Oregonians’ right to clean fuels Follow #ActOnClimateNW. value to $100,000 per vehicle, expanding the number of eligible With our partners in the Renew Oregon coalition, we again suc- vehicles, and simplifying the administrative process. ceeded in protecting the Clean Fuels Program from attacks from the fossil fuel industry, while also securing an important electric Advocating for clean energy investments vehicle incentive. We successfully advocated for the state’s capital construction budget to include close to $100 million in total clean energy invest- Advancing clean energy jobs ments. This includes $13 million in transportation electrification Working with our Renew Ore- projects, expansion of a clean energy loan program, $3 million in gon partners, we made sig- new investments for large-scale commercial and utility solar, and nificant progress toward over $30 million in support for storage and other grid moderniza- putting a price on climate In November, Climate Solutions tion projects. hosted a live Twitter Q&A with pollution and investing Governors Kate Brown and Jay in clean energy solutions, Centering equity in resource allocation Inslee, both of whom were in by solidifying the Clean Climate Solutions successfully weighed in on how to spend Wash- Bonn, Germany, attending Energy Jobs bill and ington’s $113 million in mitigation funds from the settlement of international climate talks. building momentum for Volkswagen’s diesel emission control scandal—prioritizing electri- strong legislative action. fication and climate benefits, and projects intended to maximize air quality and public health improvements for disadvantaged and burdened communities. 4 2017 ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Stopping fossil fuel infrastructure Successful signature events In May, the Washington Department of Ecology denied a key permit At our 19th Annual Reception in Olympia in April, we honored Barb for the proposed Millennium coal export facility in Longview, citing Scavezze with our Sam Garst Climate Champion Award for her the project’s negative impacts on climate, clean air, and water. This tireless work as a climate advocate in Thurston County, WA. Guest would have been the largest coal export facility in North America. speakers included Governor Jay Inslee, Congressman Denny Heck, Climate Solutions was one of four groups who challenged the proj- and Representative Jessyn Farrell, along with Representative Beth ect’s initial permit eight years ago. Since that time, we worked with Doglio as our MC. The event raised a record amount from sponsor- more than 100 groups to submit hundreds of thousands of com- ships and donations. ments and personal testimony opposing the proposed facility. In May, our 9th Annual Breakfast in Seattle featured a powerful Also in May, we achieved a new landmark in public opposition to keynote address from Majora Carter, who shared inspiring stories proposed coal and oil terminals. Power Past Coal and Stand Up to from her critical work helping revitalize her South Bronx community Oil coalition activists led the way to gather more than one million and advocating for jobs in the clean energy sector. Hanson Hosein statements of opposition in an all-out effort to protect the Northwest served as MC. from the threats of fossil fuels, and we hand delivered these state- ments to Governor Inslee’s office. Kate Gordon, founder of the Risky Business Project, keynoted our 9th Annual Dinner in Portland in November. Kate highlighted the clean This kind of determined activism bore fruit in the fall, when a se- energy transition’s opportunities for economic growth. The event Jun. 1, Climate Solutions ries of state administrative decisions curtailed the ambitions of surpassed our fundraising goal thanks in part to inspiring messages Holy smokes! Portland and fossil fuel developers. Rulings from the Department of Ecology and from MC Amy Hillman and from board member Jackie Dingfelder. Multnomah Co. make history Cowlitz County effectively killed the Millennium terminal proposal in with #100percentclean energy resolutions! #100by50 Longview. Climate Solutions’ signature events take a community to make them happen, and we would like to thank all of our sponsors, table hosts, @TedWheeler @MultCo #pdxstrong In November, Washington’s Energy Council unanimously recom- table captains, public officials, foundations, donors, guests, board mended denial of the proposed Tesoro Savage oil terminal in Vancou- members, staff, and volunteers for helping make our events a suc- ver. Governor Inslee accepted the recommendation, formally denying cess! the proposal in January 2018.

In May, the Washington Department of Ecology denied a key permit for the proposed Millennium coal export facility in Longview, which would been the largest coal export facility in North America. Climate Solutions was one of four groups who challenged the project’s initial permit eight years ago.

5 MAKING A DIFFERENCE

“Climate Solutions’ work is critical. They are “Climate Solutions and I have a lot working at the local, state, and regional level to in common. We work to protect the change the conversation, change policies, and health and well-being of our commu- change economies. And they are doing it in a nities. The increase in extreme forest way that isn’t just about identifying the problem. fires in the Northwest puts a finer point They are doing it in a way that is about imple- on the urgency of our work together.” menting solutions that will not only improve our environment—the air we breathe, the water we —— Randy Marler, President, drink—but solutions that will also strengthen and Spokane Firefighters Union improve our economy.”

—— Hilary Franz, Washington “I believe that we can change the Commissioner of Public Lands country while growing a clean energy industrial complex. I believe this because we are people who believe “Thank you Climate Solutions for your efforts in climate solutions, not climate pes- “Leadership means operational change. lifting up a shared vision for climate justice, in simism. Let’s go build a clean-energy That means individually, the boards which people can benefit from healthy air, clean economy for the world, starting right water and the opportunities to be gained from a you’re on, the businesses you run, here in Washington State.” all the places where you have thriving green economy—especially those from influence, you need to start thinking the most impacted communities.” —— Jay Inslee, Governor of Washington about these risks and opportunities —— Jill Mangaliman, Executive in everything you do. Director, Got Green We need to mainstream “Climate Solutions is practical and climate risk.” “Climate Solutions is a forceful clean energy results-driven. They represent a advocacy organization that plays a critical role in beautiful mix between what’s developing and implementing effective climate happening in the real world...and the change strategies. I worked closely with them on translation that needs to occur to —— Kate Gordon, Founder, removing coal from Oregon’s electricity and on affect policymakers.” Risky Business project, creating a path toward 100 percent renewable —— Lisa Jackson, former at Climate Solutions’ energy by 2050 in Multnomah County. Climate Solutions is a vital partner in creating an equita- EPA Administrator annual dinner, Nov. 14 ble transition to a clean energy economy.”

—— Jessica Vega Pederson, Multnomah 6 County Commissioner COMMUNICATING WHAT’S AT STAKE

“We’re now living in an age of climate consequences, “Our state’s economy thrives because of our climate underscoring the need for meaningful and effective commitments, not despite them. Clean energy is one of our leadership to get us around the roadblocks of inac- tion... [Pricing carbon emissions] is the ‘right tool’ fastest-growing economic sectors, and conservation is lowering to help the state move towards a cleaner energy our energy bills while reducing our emissions and providing economy.” tens of thousands of good jobs.” Vlad Gutman-Britten, quoted in KC Golden, “More than ever, climate justice depends on Utility Dive, Jan. 29 engaged citizens” Seattle Times, June 6

“Coal export on the Columbia River is over. Yesterday, “Portland’s and Multnomah County’s “The sooner [a price on carbon] the Washington Department of Ecology denied a key [100% clean energy] resolutions is in place, the faster we curb permit for Millennium’s coal export terminal. With- are not only powerful and influential Oregon’s rising climate pollution out a permit to pollute the Columbia River, Millenni- statements of community values; and enable the clean energy um’s coal export terminal is toast.” they also lead to concrete outcomes. investment dollars to begin The city and county resolutions Beth Doglio, “How about some good news added important voices to the flowing in our state.” for a change?” Climate Solutions, Sept. 27 groundswell of public opposition, Meredith Connolly, quoted in and helped the Oregon Public Utility Commission reject fracked gas and The Oregonian, Dec 22 increase their support for more “As fossil fuel interests control the federal govern- renewable energy.” ment more and more, people have realized that it’s on us, here in the states, to be the leaders, and David Van’t Hof, quoted in “Climate change impacts everything. You cannot to show how we can [make a transition] in a way Think Progress, Aug. 16 solve any problem if you are not dealing with that grows our economy, weans us off of fossil fuels, climate change, because it exacerbates every other and invests in clean energy.” problem in the environment.” Meredith Connolly on Gregg Small, quoted in LA Times, KBOO-FM, Apr. 24 June 14

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RETROSPECTIVE

In 1998, a small group in Olympia, WA decided to take on a growing international problem. After the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change launched in 1992, and while there was growing con- cern and international recognition of the daunting threat of global warm- ing, there were only ripples of policy response in the United States. But in a small office near the Washington State capitol, Atmosphere Alliance director Rhys Roth and Energy Outreach Center director Paul Horton saw the need for a new organization that could work regionally in the North- of west, developing and promoting practical and economically viable solu- tions to the growing climate crisis. Rhys and Paul joined together, merged the two organizations, and formed Climate Solutions. From the start, they met this challenge with an audacious promise to “make no little plans.” Our new organization quickly emerged as one of the region’s leading sources of ideas and inspiration on ways to address the global warming crisis. A series of influential reports, many by our first Research Director CLIMATE Patrick Mazza, helped put Climate Solutions on the map as a reliable

8 SOLUTIONS

source of expertise not only on the severity of the threat we face, dards in Washington and Oregon helped form the basis for the opposite left: Co-founder Paul but on the clear possibility of clean energy solutions that can two most important federal climate policy advances during the Horton (L), staff and volunteers deliver multiple benefits. Through regional convenings across Obama administration—federal vehicle standards that doubled outside the Energy Outreach Cen- sectors and geographies, collaborative research, and landmark fuel economy, and the Clean Power Plan. As the organization ter, Olympia, 1998. reports, Climate Solutions developed and advocated for coher- grew, Climate Solutions also helped create and lead powerful ent leadership strategies based on existing and emerging re- alliances to pursue policy goals that will reduce carbon emis- opposite right: A community gional strengths including in the renewable energy, information sions, protect public health and economic security, and promote event in Climate Solutions’ Olym- technology, and aviation sectors. innovation in clean energy: those include Renew Oregon and, in pia office, 1999. Washington, the Alliance for Jobs and Clean Energy. Recognizing that the climate crisis called for action at a societal left: Co-founder Rhys Roth, scale, Climate Solutions developed deep engagement strategies Our search for practical solutions led us to host regional sum- Washington Governor Gary Locke, to help Northwest state governments work to reduce green- mits and organize pathfinding programs to catalyze and support Events Director Teresa Myers at house gas emissions. We helped catalyze the historic West clean energy innovations. Our Harvesting Clean Energy project Seattle Summit on Protecting the Coast Governors’ Global Warming Initiative in 2003. We worked brought together farmers, ranchers and rural economic develop- World’s Climate, 2000. with legislators in Washington and Oregon to pass a number of ment leaders in Montana, Idaho and Eastern Washington; NW key climate and clean energy measures, including clean car stan- Business Leaders for Climate Action illuminated the economic middle: Senior Policy Fellow KC dards in both states in 2005, and Washington’s clean energy benefits of clean energy innovation; our New Energy Cities Golden with Sen. Maria Cantwell initiative (I-937) in 2006. Vehicle and power sector carbon stan- program worked with local government officials from small- and and former Vice President Al Gore, 2006.

right: Executive Director Gregg Climate Solutions quickly emerged as one of the region’s leading sources of ideas Small with Bill McKibben (350.org) at our first annual and inspiration on ways to address the global warming crisis. breakfast, Seattle, 2009.

SOLUTIONS 9 medium-sized cities across the region to develop practical sustainable we helped establish an agreement to phase out and close the state’s only energy strategies; the NW Biocarbon Initiative supported and promoted re- coal power plant in Centralia. In the years since that important milestone, gional leadership in carbon-reduction strategies based on natural systems; fossil fuel companies aggressively sought to expand coal export and oil and our Sustainable Advanced Fuels program helped catalyze the develop- transport infrastructure in the Northwest. Our highly visible work help- ment of cleaner fuels for aviation. ing to form the Power Past Coal and Stand Up to Oil coalitions amplified regional community voices taking a stand against the proposed coal and Our vision—that we can, must, and will create a better, healthier world oil terminals. In collaboration with local business, faith, health and commu- by saying YES to clean energy—positioned us well to help lead a series of nity voices, and taking leadership from native tribes, our David-vs.-Goliath struggles against fossil fuel industries, sharpening and amplifying the fact victories in many of these campaigns galvanized many in our region around that we must say NO to more reliance on coal and other fossil fuels. In 2011, our vision of a cleaner, healthier world.

“Before Al Gore’s first movie and Hurricane Katrina, even “Climate Solutions helped flip the paradigm “After 9/11 2001, I became focused on ridding many environmental organizations saw climate change and redefine environmental advocacy in the the United States of its dependence upon fossil as a third-tier issue... Our work helped the region become Northwest and beyond. Climate advocacy fuels—initially for geopolitical reasons. I quick- more aware of what’s at stake if we don’t address climate in the 1990s was driven by alarm—very ly came to understand, however, the climate change (our economy runs in no small way on snow pack—for much justified by the science, but with a implications of a continued reliance on fossil recreation, agriculture, hydro power, salmon, etc.). We also call-to-action heavily centered in fear. We fuels. I saw Climate Solutions’ track record and showed the potential social, cultural, and economic oppor- advanced the radical idea that the smartest focus on solutions and advancing a low-car- tunities that could result if we proactively moved towards a solutions on climate can make people’s lives bon agenda and wanted to be part of the team clean energy economy. The nature of the climate better, and perform better economically that had so clearly framed both the problem conversation changed from there; constituencies that had than fossil fuels. And we have spent our of climate change, as well as the solutions to previously been on the fence or opposed climate solutions energy and resources to apply and prove achieve a decarbonized future.” began to come on board.” this proposition in the Great Northwest.” —— Eileen V. Quigley, Senior Fellow, former —— Paul Horton, co-founder, Climate Solutions —— Rhys Roth, co-founder Director of Strategic Innovation 10 opposite far left: Bill Gates (Microsoft, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation) speaking at Climate Solutions annual breakfast, Seattle, 2011.

opposite left: Oregon Busi- ness Partnerships Manager Carrie Hearne with Campaign Director Beth Doglio, Portland, 2014.

opposite right: Field Manager Joëlle Robinson with Board member and former Senior Advisor on Business Partner- ships Ross Macfarlane at coal export hearing, Longview, WA, 2016.

As we enter our third decade of regional advocacy, we face threats solutions. The fateful question now is can we collectively do it opposite far right: Van Jones and challenges that are in many ways no less troublesome than fast enough? Answering that question—winning our Yes—is our (Green For All, Rebuild the they were in 1998. But much has changed; climate leadership, mission as CS begins its third decade. Dream) at Climate Solutions’ once scarce, has expanded to include countless community lead- annual breakfast, Seattle, ers, grassroots advocates, businesses, and elected officials. Public Facing up to the crisis before us, our history, our mission, and 2010. understanding of and demand for climate action is high and still our values prepare us for this much: when it comes to climate rising. solutions, we won’t take no for an answer; and we will make no left: Board member Marc little plans. Daudon with Development In the course of our first 20 years, we helped resolve much of Director Savitha Reddy Pathi, the uncertainty about the prospects for solutions. Our work and People’s Climate March, New our history give us every reason to believe we can deliver climate York, 2015.

middle: Oregon Director “When I first went looking for effec- “Climate Solutions has “I loved working with business “We are at the portal of a clean en- Meredith Connolly, Oregon tive climate change organizations, developed an impres- leaders to build support for ergy revolution. Whether it takes Communications Manager everyone said ‘you have to talk to sive level of expertise for Climate Solutions’ clean energy off fast enough to re-stabilize the Mara Gross and Senior Fellow Climate Solutions!’ I found in them analyzing the difficult and climate policy efforts. It was climate is an issue of global urgen- a compelling mix of passion and and complex bramble inspiring to collaborate with so cy, with long-term, irreversible Dave Van’t Hof at Portland pragmatism—they understand of energy strategies and many great Oregon leaders to implications. Required are gutsy City Council Meeting on 100% that real solutions have to make finding opportunities strengthen the movement for entrepreneurs, visionary business clean energy resolution, 2017. economic sense, business sense, for progress... I’m proud state action on cleaner fuels, leaders, and public leadership, not and political sense. That approach of Climate Solutions energy efficiency, and renew- only at the federal level, but also right: Washington Director has made them the glue that binds for developing real, able energy.” from enlightened states and cities.” Vlad Gutman-Britten at King together all of the different organi- practical solutions to County Metro’s deployment zations working on this issue.” the climate crisis.” —— Ashley Henry, former —— Patrick Mazza, “Accelerat- of all-battery electric buses, board member, former ing the Clean Energy Bellevue, WA, 2016. —— Jabe Blumenthal, former —— Lisa Adatto, Oregon Business Partner- Revolution—How the board member former Oregon ships Manager Northwest Can Lead” 11 Director (Climate Solutions, 2000) 20 YEARS OF CLIMATE ADVOCACY. 20 EARS OF CLEAN ENERG 20 YEARS OF RENEWABLES. 20 EARS OF CLEAN AIR 20 YEARS OF PASSION. 20 EARS OF CLIMATE USTICE 20 YEARS OF COLLABORATION. 20 EARS OF ES 20 EARS OF TRUSTING SCIENCE 20 YEARS OF SOLAR. 20 EARS OF WIND 20 YEARS OF POPULAR EDUCATION. 20 EARS OF CREATIVE ACTIVISM 20 YEARS OF LOVE. 20 EARS OF COALITION BUILDING 20 YEARS OF BIOFUELS. 20 EARS OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 20 YEARS OF BRIGHT FUTURE. 20 EARS OF INSPIRATION 20 YEARS OF STANDING UP TO OIL. 20 EARS OF URGENT OPPORTUNIT 20 YEARS OF EVS. 20 YEARS OF DECARBONIZATION. 20 EARS OF BUSINESS ENGAGEMENT 20 YEARS OF EMAILS. 20 EARS OF POWERING PAST COAL 20 YEARS OF STRATEGIC OPTIMISM. 20 EARS OF BIOCARBON 20 YEARS OF WILINESS. 20 EARS OF SMART INFRASTRUCTURE 20 YEARS OF CLIMATE ADVOCACY. 20 EARS OF CLEAN ENERG 20 YEARS OF RENEWABLES. 20 EARS OF CLEAN AIR 20 YEARS OF PASSION. 20 EARS OF CLIMATE USTICE 20 YEARS OF COLLABORATION. 20 EARS OF ES 20 EARS OF TRUSTING SCIENCE 20 YEARS OF SOLAR. 20 EARS OF WIND 20 YEARS OF POPULAR EDUCATION. 20 EARS OF CREATIVE ACTIVISM 20 YEARS OF LOVE. 20 EARS OF COALITION BUILDING 20 YEARS OF BIOFUELS. 20 EARS OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTA- TION 20 YEARS OF BRIGHT FUTURE. 20 EARS OF INSPIRATION 20 YEARS OF STANDING UP TO OIL. 20 EARS OF URGENT OPPORTUNIT 20 YEARS OF EVS. 20 YEARS OF DECARBONIZATION. 20 EARS OF BUSINESS ENGAGEMENT 20 YEARS OF EMAILS. 20 EARS OF POWERING PAST COAL 20 YEARS OF STRATEGIC OPTIMISM. 20 EARS OF BIOCARBON 20 YEARS OF WILINESS. 20 EARS OF SMART INFRASTRUCTURE 20 YEARS OF CLIMATE ADVOCACY. 20 EARS OF CLEAN ENERG 20 YEARS OF RENEWABLES. 20 EARS OF CLEAN AIR 20 YEARS OF PASSION. 20 EARS OF CLIMATE USTICE 20 YEARS OF COLLABORATION. 20 EARS OF ES 20 EARS OF TRUSTING SCIENCE 20 YEARS OF SOLAR. 20 EARS OF WIND 20 YEARS OF POPULAR EDUCATION. 20 EARS OF CREATIVE ACTIVISM 20 YEARS OF LOVE. 20 EARS OF COALITION BUILDING 20 YEARS OF BIOFUELS. 20 EARS OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 20 YEARS OF BRIGHT FUTURE. 20 EARS OF INSPIRATION 20 YEARS OF STANDING UP TO OIL. 20 EARS OF URGENT OPPORTUNIT 20 YEARS OF EVS. 20 YEARS OF DECARBONIZATION. 20 EARS OF BUSINESS ENGAGEMENT 20 YEARS OF EMAILS. 20 EARS OF POWERING PAST COAL 20 YEARS OF STRATEGIC OPTIMISM. 20 EARS OF BIOCARBON 20 YEARS OF WILINESS. 20 EARS OF SMART INFRASTRUCTURE 20 YEARS OF CLIMATE ADVOCACY. 20 EARS OF CLEAN ENERG 20 YEARS OF RENEWABLES. 20 EARS OF CLEAN AIR 20 YEARS OF PASSION. 20 EARS OF CLIMATE USTICE 20 YEARS OF COLLABORATION. 20 EARS OF ES 20 EARS OF TRUSTING SCIENCE 20 YEARS OF SOLAR. 20 EARS OF WIND 20 YEARS OF POPULAR EDUCATION. 20 EARS OF CREATIVE ACTIVISM 20 YEARS OF LOVE. 20 EARS OF COALITION BUILDING 20 YEARS OF BIOFUELS. 20 EARS OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 20 YEARS OF BRIGHT FUTURE. 20 EARS OF INSPIRATION 20 YEARS OF STANDING UP20 TO OIL. 20 EARS OF URGENT YEARS OPPORTUNIT 20 YEARS OF EVS. 20 YEARS OF DECARBONIZATION. 20 EARS OF BUSINESS ENGAGEMENT 20 YEARS OF EMAILS. 20 EARS OF POWERING PAST COAL 20 YEARS OF STRATEGIC OPTIMISM. 20 EARS OF BIOCARBON 20 YEARS OF WILINESS. 20 EARS OF SMART INFRASTRUCTURE 20 YEARS OF CLIMATE ADVOCACY. 20 EARS OF CLEAN ENERG 20 YEARS OF RENEW- ABLES. 20 EARS OF CLEAN AIR 20 YEARS OF PASSION. 20 EARS OF CLIMATE USTICE 20 YEARS OF COLLABORATION. 20 EARS OF ES 20 EARS OF TRUSTING SCIENCE 20 YEARS OF SOLAR. 20 EARS OF WIND 20 YEARS OF POPULAR EDUCATION. 20 EARS OF CREATIVE ACTIVISM 20 YEARS OF LOVE. 20 EARS OF COALITION BUILDING 20 YEARS OF BIOFUELS. 20 EARS OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 20 YEARS OF BRIGHT FUTURE. 20 EARS OF INSPIRATION 20 YEARS OF STANDING UP TO OIL. 20 EARS OF URGENT OPPORTUNIT 20 YEARS OF EVS. 20 YEARS OF DECARBONIZATION. 20 EARS OF BUSINESS ENGAGEMENT 20 YEARS OF EMAILS. 20 EARS OF POWERING PAST COAL 20 YEARS OF STRATEGIC OPTIMISM. 20 EARS OF BIOCARBON 20 YEARS OF WILINESS. 20 EARS OF SMART INFRASTRUCTURE 20 YEARS OF CLIMATE ADVOCACY. 20 EARS OF CLEAN ENERG 20 YEARS OF RENEWABLES. 20 EARS OF 1998-2008: Paul Horton 2001: Climate Solutions 2003: Climate CLEAN AIRand 20 Rhys YEARS Roth are OF PASSION. 20 EARS OF CLIMATE USTICEopens first Seattle 20 YEARSoffice. 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Climate Solutions’ reports on clean energy and Northwest economic opportunity have helped shape regional policy debates and catalyze clean energy investments and partnerships for two decades. Many are the fruits of innovative programs and projects including Harvesting Clean Energy, the Northwest Biocarbon Initiative, Sustain- able Advanced Fuels, Business Partnerships, New Energy Cities, and Bright Future.

How the Northwest Can Lead a The New Harvest: Biofuels and Sustainable Aviation Fuels: Power- 1998 Clean Energy Revolution 2005 Windpower for Rural Revitaliza- 2011 ing the Next Generation of Flight Global Warming is Here: The tion and National Energy Security in the Northwest 1999 Scientific Evidence 2007 Powering Up the Smart Grid Powering the New Energy Future In Hot Water: A Snapshot of the 2007 Growing Sustainable Biofuels 2012 from the Ground Up: Profiles in 1999 City-Led Clean Energy Innovation Northwest’s Changing Climate Energizing Rural America: Accelerating the Clean Energy How Renewable Electricity 2013 Natural Infrastructure: A 2000 Revolution: How the Northwest 2007 Standards Generate Rural Climate-Smart Solution Can Lead Economic Prosperity 2015 Breaking Down Barriers to Deep Harvesting Clean Energy series: Community Wind 101: A Primer Energy Efficiency in King County 2001 Ethanol, Wind, Biomass, Biodiesel 2008 for Policymakers 2015 Toward Sustainable Aviation Fuels Poised for Profit: How Clean Ener- Securing Idaho’s Energy Future: The Urban Clean Energy 2001 gy Can Power the Next High-Tech 2008 The Role of Energy Efficiency and 2015 Revolution Job Surge in the Northwest Renewables Why Electric Vehicles are a The Smart Energy Network: Elec- 2008 Carbon-Free Prosperity 2025 2016 Climate Solution 2003 tricity’s Third Great Revolution 2010 Building the Biocarbon Economy: 2004 Farm Groups Pushing for How the Northwest Can Lead Renewable Energy Standards Energizing Cities: New Models for 2010 Driving Clean Energy Investment

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May 11, Climate Solutions We can, We must, We will! Delivering 1 million petitions to @GovInslee saying #insleemust @PowerPastCoal & Tim Miller Kathy Lavinia Gordon Marc Daudon Lisa Adatto Ash Awad Annika Berman @StandUpToOil Nitin Baliga President Washienko Secretary Treasurer formerly served as Vice President - Director and Senior Senior Program CEO of Enhabit Vice President recently served as co-founder, Cascadia Oregon Director for Energy & Facility Vice President at Officer in the May 15, Climate Solutions (formerly Clean Senior Partner for Operating Manager Consulting Group Climate Solutions Services for the Institute for Foundation Strategy What values bring you to work Energy Works) in Climate Strategies for construction of McKinstry Co. Systems Biology in Office of the Bill & Melinda Gates for #100percentclean energy? Portland with Breakthrough a net-zero housing Seattle Strategies and project in Portland Foundation Some of ours: Solutions, and a Justice member of the Respect National Advisory Perseverance Board of the Union of Concerned Integrity Scientists Determination Collaboration

Sept 15, Rep. Pramila Jayapal @ClimateSolution, @BGAlliance, @CFESummit The strongest movements are built when we join together— at the intersections of Dave Bricklin Jackie Dingfelder Dune Ives Phil Jones Ross Macfarlane Virinder Singh Steve Sundquist Daniel Weise labor, environment, jobs and partner in the former Oregon Executive Director served on managed Climate Director of retired after 21 holds MS and PhD organizing, we find our power. Seattle law firm of state legislator of The Lonely Washington’s Solutions’ Business Regulatory and years at the Russell degrees from MIT Bricklin & Newman, and former Whale Foundation Utilities and Partnership Legislative Affairs Investment Group and spends his time LLP Environmental and Transportation Program until at EDF Renewable in Tacoma, he is tracking climate Planning Policy Commission spring 2016, and is Energy since 2010 now a Partner with change literature Director for the City from 2005, amd active in promoting Social Venture of Portland is currently a strong climate and Partners and former consultant based in energy policy on a chair of the Seattle Seattle state and federal School Board level

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CLIMATE PROTECTORS Anne Kroeker & Richard Leeds Climate Solutions’ board and staff would like to express Jubitz Family Foundation $10,000-$24,999 Oregon Community Foundation, donor our deep gratitude for the continued commitment Anonymous (3) advised funds American Wind Energy Association Seattle City Light and support from the following individuals, foundations, Lisa Adatto Ron & Eva Sher Benevity Community Impact Fund Starbucks Coffee Company corporations, and organizations whose gifts given between Jabe Blumenthal & Julie Edsforth Vulcan Inc. Tom & Sonya Campion Rogers & Julie Weed Jan. 1 and Dec. 31, 2017 made our work possible. Compendium, Heidi Wills & Kobi Yamada Wildlife Forever Fund Cosman Family Foundation Martha Wyckoff & Jerry Tone CREDO Mobile Our Giving Circles: Members of our Giving Circles and the Karen Fries CLIMATE FRIENDS Katharyn A Gerlich $1,000-$4,999 350 Club receive special communications and invitations Martha Kongsgaard & Peter Goldman Anonymous (7) Pete Higgins & Leslie Magid A&R Solar to exclusive events. More information on our Giving Circles Alex Loeb & Ethan Meginnes Dawn Aiken & Miguel de Campos Microsoft Alaska Airlines and donating can be found at climatesolutions.org/donate National Audubon Society Dave Albano Ordinary People Foundation American Lung Association Renew Oregon Michael Armstrong & Laurie Paulsen CLIMATE HAWKS Compton Foundation Dean & Dorothy Skanderup Avangrid Furnessville Foundation Steve & Liann Sundquist $350,000+ David & Leigh Bangs Schwab Charitable, donor advised funds Maryanne Tagney & David Jones 11th Hour Project Bruce & Nannette Bassett Wallace Global Fund The Nature Conservancy Dick Benner & Lavinia Gordon Wiancko Family Donor Advised Fund of Two Herons Foundation $150,000-$349,999 Annika & Jake Berman Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Connie & Rich Voget Energy Foundation Eric Berman Kathy Washienko Wyncote Foundation Northwest CLIMATE CHAMPIONS Sarah Blumenthal $100,000-$149,999 $25,000-$49,999 CLIMATE LEADERS The Boeing Company Dave Bradley & Lorie Hewitt Anonymous (2) American Endowment Foundation, donor $5,000-$9,999 advised funds Bricklin & Newman, LLP Bullitt Foundation Anonymous (1) Karen Brown & William Kendra Meyer Memorial Trust Anonymous (2) Beneficial State Bank David & Lucile Packard Foundation* Colleen Cain & Philip Miller Satterberg Foundation Kristine & Tom Bowerman Cedar Grove Seattle Foundation, donor advised funds Educational Foundation of America* Toby Bright & Nancy Ward Nick & Leslie Hanauer City of Portland Treeline Foundation BYD Motors Incorporation City of Portland, Bureau of Planning & Stolte Family Foundation The Harder Foundation David & Linda Cornfield Laird Norton Family Foundation Sustainability Vanguard Charitable, donor advised funds EarthShare of Washington City of Seattle, Office of Sustainability & Peach Foundation Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation CLIMATE HEROES Primdahl Charitable Fund Environment Environmental Defense Fund Cheri Cornell $50,000-$99,999 Rose Foundation for Communities & the Fidelity Charitable, donor advised funds Environment William Curtis Anonymous (1) Barak Gaster Marc & Maud Daudon Alki Fund of Rockefeller Family Fund The Hendrix Foundation Davis Wright Tremaine LLP

18 *Received from partner organizations as portion of larger campaign funding. Michael & Marie DeBell King County Department of The Patriot Foundation Dr. Harriet Winkelman John & Kelle Christianson Gun & Tom Denhart Family Natural Resources & Parks Patricia Peters Alex Young, Senior Financial Steve Clem Dickinson Family Foundation Margaret Kitchell Kevin Phaup & Cathy Wissink Advisor, Merrill Lynch Climate Ride William Donnelly Bill Lazar Port of Portland Wealth Management Paul Connolly & Kingsley Hoby & Lynn Douglass David & Carol Leake Port of Seattle Rebecca Zimmer Click Feb 3, Climate Solutions Jonathan Drachman Arlene Levy City of Portland, Bureau of John Zmolek & Jerry Jutting Jim Cox & Laura Levy #WALeg is talking about Ecoworks Foundation Ruth & Terry Lipscomb Planning & Sustainability Joan Crooks & Donald Davies 350 CLUB climate and carbon pollution. EDF Renewable Energy The Liu family Proterra Charlie Cunniff & Sarah Great! Let’s make sure it’s not Gerding Edlen Elise Lufkin & Amos Galpin Recology $350-999 Dallas all talk. #AllInforCleanEnergy EDP Renewables North Ross & Lisa Macfarlane Scott & Katie Renschler Ben Ackers Mary Ellen Cunningham America LLC Peter Maier & Liz Tennant Sherry Richardson & James Peter Alspach Suzan DelBene Apr 20, Climate Solutions Edwards Mother Earth Langdon Marsh Montague Anonymous (10) Kent & Lorna Dittmer Seattle and #PDX, get Foundation Robert Matthews Brent & Lisa Ridge Jay Arnold & Mary Beth Binns Greg Dotson ready for climate action Kristi England David Maymudes & Emily Nancy Ritzenthaler & Albert Joel & Sandy Aslanian Bill Dougall from Earth Day to May Enhabit Anthony Odmark Dorothy Atwood Earthjustice Day! #peoplesclimate Forth Anne McDuffie & Tim Wood Judy & Floyd Rogers John Audley & Andrea Durbin Jane Ediger #climatejustice Christian Fortini John McGarry & Michelle Ross Strategic Ash Awad Anthony Effinger Andrew Friedland Wernli Michael & Francie Royce Sonia & Kendall Baker Mike Ehrenberg & Donna July 7, Climate Solutions Galiotto Family Foundation McKinstry William & Jill Ruckelshaus Stephanie Baker & Sung Richman Oregon’s #CleanFuels Bill & Melinda Gates Camille McNeely & Justin Salas O’Brien Rhee Daniel Einstein Program: Back in the Fast Lane Foundation Bastow Seattle Academy of Arts & Nitin Baliga & Janet Ceballos Energy Efficiency Finance #orleg GBD Architects Inc Metro Sciences Richard Barasch Corp Sally Goodwin Microsoft Alumni Network Seattle Children’s Hospital Marcia Barton Rich Feldman Nov 14, Climate Solutions Green Hammer Milepost Consulting, Inc. City of Seattle, Office Peter Baum Floyd | Snider Haiku from @katenrg: Frank Greer & Stephanie The Miller Hull Partnership of Sustainability & Martha Bean & Ralph Nanette Fok Use electricity Solien Dave Miller & Susan Environment Haugerud Jessica Fox Not too much Bert Gregory FAIA Takemoto SeQuential Scott Beetham Michael Frank & Samara Mostly renewables Deborah Hagen-Lukens & Peter Miller & Jean Johnson Peter & Penny Serrurier Ruth Bell Louton Jim Lukens Mithun Craig & Meredith Shank Better World Club David Fujimoto Mike Halperin & Jodi Green Thomas Moore & Barbara Jeff Thiel & Bettijean Collins Peter Bladin Michael Galgon Peter Hayes Schwartz TIAA Charitable, donor BlueGreen Alliance Richard Gammon & Carol Heritage Bank Andrew B Morgan & Liza L advised funds Ann Bostrom Stoel-Gammon Amy Hillman Morgan Charitable Fund Trillium Asset Management Elijah Bosworth Jenna Garmon Kurt Hoelting Morgan Stanley Global UW College of the Kristen Boyles & Trenton Christine Garst Maggie Hooks Impact Fund, donor Environment & School of Cladouhos Lucy Gaskill-Gaddis & Terry Lynn Hubbard & David advised funds Public Health George & Karen Bray Gaddis Zapolsky Ryan Morris David & Susan Van’t Hof Brad Brickman Mike & Jillian Gerke Nancy Iannucci & Harvey National Grid Virginia Mason Bob Bulgrien Gerry Glynn Jones The Nature Conservancy Marc Weiss Angel Calvo KC Golden & Kristi IBEW Local 48 Washington Western Washington Todd Campbell Skanderup Governor Jay Inslee & Neil Kelly Company University - Institute for Dunbar & Jan Carpenter Greater Kansas City Trudi Inslee Emmy Neilson Energy Studies Cascadia Consulting Group Community Foundation, Lars & Eva Johansson Pacific Ethanol Inc Elizabeth Willmott & Andrew CenturyLink donor advised funds Al & Nancy Jubitz Philip & Susan Paschke Storey Sanjay Chheda Jim Greenfield

19 Michelle Gregory Ann Martin Mary Ratcliff Teresita Torres, Majken Ryherd, Donna Andonian Tom Gries & Erika Hoffman Jessica & Dave McColgin Heather & Ric Redman Waypoint Consulting James Andrew Gillian Hagamen John McCoy Bruce Reed Nancy Tosta Anonymous/Bright Funds KD & Amy Hallman Dennis McLerran & Karin Lisa Kim & Jim Rice Maggie Tai Tucker Foundation March 28, Climate Solutions Jim & Vicki Hanna Nyrop Terese Richmond Drusilla Van Hengel & Riley Park Lisa Appel Solar jobs in Oregon jumped Katherine & Luke Hansen McSwain & Co Phill Rogerson Susan & Mark Vossler Michael Armstrong by 50% last year, and Bernard “J” Hart Roger Mellem Howard Rosenfeld & Heather Jay & Tina Ward Allison Arnold Washington Co. solar jobs Gerri & Bob Haynes Marie & Joe Mentor McPherson Washington Department of Fish Seble Asfaw doubled. #solarenergy Peggy Heim Eliot Metzger Sonja & Fred Ross & Wildlife Owen Atkins & Jennifer Augé Jeanette Henderson & Andrew Milestone Technology Rhys Roth Washington State University Rein Attemann Jun 8, Dow Constantine Behm Sam & Anne Miller Dennis Roy Sam Wasser Automatic Data Processing Inc More Americans work at Val Hitch Luke Moore Joanne & Dick Rubinoff Susanna Wegner Gina Avalos museums and travel agencies Paul Horton Jameson Morrell Rye Development Elizabeth Whalen Molly Ayre-Svingen than they do at coal companies Doug Howell & Nancy Hirsh Anne & Shirish Mulherkar Mark Santarsiero Kathleen Whitson & Nick Wiley Jane Bacchieri & Kip Phell cc @climatesolution Janice & Tom Huseby Multnomah County Office of Dave Sarju Erik Wohlgemuth Andrew Backlund Kathleen & Paul Johnson Sustainability Dustin Schmidt Sherri Wolson Jim Baggs Dec 12, Climate Solutions David H Jones & Kathryn Raich Teresa & Dale Myers Dave Sederberg & Reiko Callner Scott & Jenny Wyatt Jeff Baierlein Every year @trimet buys Charitable Fund Erin & Abel Nelson Conner-Bennett & Dug Sharpe Barbara Yasui Heather Baker another 30-40 buses, we’re Kathleen Judd & Colleen Kennedy Steffany & Lyman Neuschaefer Matt Shaw Leonard Young Ken Baker locking ourselves into another Robert D. Kahn Tracy Newman & Michael Cockrill Kristen Sheeran & Robin Hahnel Jane Zalutsky Stephanie Baker Dr. Gary & Wendy Kaplan New York Community Trust, donor Haeryung Shin Claudia Balducci decade-and-a-half of dirty, Up to $349 climate-polluting diesel. Time Ken Kaufmann advised funds Traci Siegel William Ballard Anonymous (104) to transition. @ConnollyMer Tom Kelly & Barbara Woodford Nike, Inc David Sielaff Nicole Ballinger Rep. Alissa Keny-Guyer Northwest Energy Efficiency Phillip Singer & Margaret Moore Marcela Abadi Gary Bangs Nick Abraham Dec 20, Climate Solutions King Conservation District Council Virinder & Jessica Singh Michelle Banks Aciem Yes, 2017 was an awful Paul & Sara Knox NRG Energy Michael Siptroth Gaurab Bansal Emily Adams year in many ways. But it Charles Korb NW Natural Gregg Small & Sarah Jaynes Sam Baraso John S Adams & Andrea L Adams was also a year of transition Barbara Krieger Gunther Oakey Smith & Lowney PLLC Drew Barber Susan Adams for climate action. We and Ed Kushner Craig & Lyne Olson Megan Smith Phoebe Barnard Daniel Adatto many others affirmed our Andrew Kwatinetz Olympia Federal Savings Amy Snover Amanda Barnett Sally Adelman ability to make progress Katharine Lamperti Ben & Julie Packard South Sound Solar, Inc. Laura Baron Genesee C Adkins at the speed and scale the Michael Lazarus & Cynthia Price Tom Paladino Ellen Stearns Ann Barton Nicholas Adman #climatecrisis demands. Randell Leach Savitha Reddy Pathi Burr Stewart Ezra Basom Gabe Aeschliman Meredith Lohr & Chase Barton Susan Paynter & Lee Hood Derek Stirewalt Bruce Bassett Loyly Sauna Staff Maureen Peterson Alex St-Onge Stephen Aiguier Chris Bast Julie & Max Luthy Larry Phillips Ted Sturdevant Shelby Albrecht Geoff Bastian Jean Macfarlane-Malarkey & Ryan Brett Phillips Becky Taylor & David Ramenofsky Salima Alibhai Rohan Batra Malarkey Russak Pliskin Family David Thayer & Jane Hedreen Lylianna R. Allala Jean Baumann Greg Macpherson Presidio Graduate School Amy Theobald AmazonSmile Foundation Christine Baumel Robert Mahon Puget Sound Bank Elizabeth Thomas & Ron Stephanie Amoss Holly Beale Michael Mann Puget Sound Energy Roseman Beth Amsbary Martha Bean & Ralph Haugerud Duncan Manville & Laura Clinton Eileen V. Quigley & Dmitri Iglitzin Katherine Thompson Jill Amsberry & Gabriel Scheer Robert Been Chris Marks Lisa Randlette Bree Anderson David Behar

20 Tom Beierle Stacey Brockman Josephine Cetta Jessica & Pat Finn Coven Manka Dhingra & Harjit Singh Josh & Jessica Belzman Derik Broekhoff Deepa Challa Bea Covington & John Kimbrough Norman Dicks Lelani Benavente Dan & Rachel Brombaugh Kit Shan Chan Alan Cowan Kyle Diesner Michael Beneke & William Cindy Brooks Stephen Chandler Kathy Cox & Stew Henderson Case Dilloway & Shane McNamee Vesneski Leigh Broussard Hannah Chapin Tom Craighead Patrick DiStefano Nancy Bennett Graham Brown Kristen Chick Tom Crisp Sarah Doherty & David Masuda Natalie Bennon Robert Brown Ryann Child Robert Cromwell Suzanne Dolberg Elissa Benson Wendy Brown Belinda Chin Andrew Cronholm Del E Domke Regina Benson Rachl Brucker Mike Christianson Clark Croswell John P. Donahue & Chris Rachel Berkson Maura Brueger Aaron Clark & Evan Briggs Andrew Crowder Ciancetta Nur Bernhardt Peggy Bruton & David Edwards Clean Energy Transition Mary Cunningham William Donnelly Athena Bertolino Keiko Budech Cleantech Alliance Megan Curtis-Murphy Devon Downeysmith Lynn Best Thomas Bugert Sarah & Scott Cliffhorne John Dagger & Marcella Santos Daniel Draheim Bonnie Beukema Donald Bunnell Christopher Clifford Merritt Dailey Dropbox/Bright Funds Foundation Sara Bhakti Richard Burkhart Katie Clifford James & Kristen Dailey Bill & Nancy Dunbar Kim Biggs Christine Burnell The Clorox Company Simon Dalexy Elizabeth Dunn Shawn Bills Lauren Burnes Bryn Clothier Larry Daloz Kara Dunn & Joey Harvin Cheryl Binetti Business For A Better Portland Ric Cochrane & Kate Knight David Danner Alan Durning Glenn Blackmon Carie & Troy Bussey Jeffrey Cogen Mona Das Jessie Dye Sabrina Blair Tammy Buyok Jodi Cohen James Daudon Jae Easterbrooks Teresa Bledsoe C + C James Cole Candice Davidoff Rebecca Eaton Kenan Block & Phil Bosua Ercan Calgaz Michael Colgrove James Davidson Eaton Synergies, LLC George Blossom Ryan Calkins Albert Collinson Scot Davidson Kristie Ebi “Our premise is that only deep reduc- Jerry Boese Julie & Mike Calligaro Timothy Colman Holly Davies & Adrian Spidle Ecotrust tions in CO2 emissions can prevent Allan Boll Reiko Callner Matthew Combe Chris Davis William M Eddie II global overheating, but to achieve Mary Bond & Ed Zuckerman John Calvin Lucas Cometto Leah Davis Edsforth Consulting deep cuts, strategies are needed that Brian Bonlender Fred Campbell Community Strategies Patrick Davis Maria Ehsan clearly benefit our local communities. Ashley Bonn Jon Campbell Concentric Innovations Jen Davison Gerald Elliott If our strategies to cut emissions also John Bonomo Corinna Campbell-Sack & Bob Richard Conlin & Sue Ann Allen Ann & Gary Dawson Linda Elliott create local jobs, save residents and Betty Bookheim Sack Kevin Connolly & Rachel Brooks Jessica Day Eluminocity businesses money, and enhance the David Boone Roxanna Davila Cardenas Meredith Connolly & Anthony Joanne de Guzman Noah Enelow quality of our lives, then we might Jeris & Phillip Bosua Cargill, Inc. Vigliotta Dinesh De Silva Energy Northwest have a chance to build popular sup- Derek Bothereau Eric Carlson Alec Connon Susan Dean Energy 350 Inc. William Bradbury & Katy Eymann Michael & Grace Carlson Christine Cooley Carrie DeBacker, Mariah Deleo, Kate Engel port for change.” Dave Bradley Samantha Carlson CoolMom Alex Mabery, Holly Palay & Jessica Engel Fitzgerald Brapoh Reuven Carlyle Jenny Cooper Aaron Richey Joanne Engquist Annie Breckenfeld Terri Carter Mark Cork Cassandra Delaune Peter Erickson —— The Atmosphere Alliance, No Clare Breidenich Jean Carter Amy Cortese Michael Dembrow Lisa Eschenbach Sweat News summer 1996 Sean Brennan Mary Case Marilyn Couch Demeter Matrix Warren Etheredge Betsy Bridge & Aaron Bals Deb Casso Marcus Courtney & Monique Herbert Dennis James Euler Grady Britton Jan & Duke Castle Thormann Gerilyn Denny Fabiana & Joel Eussen Kyle Brockman Michelle Caulfield Emily Cousins Dave Deuel Chad Evans

21 “Climate Solutions inspires action and Nan Evans Maradel Gale Tim Grinstead Jeremy Hess John Audley Consulting positive change. I am grateful for evo Brittany Gallagher Martha Groom Holly Hestand Johnsby Family Fund their bottom lining record numbers Wendy Ewbank John Gamble Robert Grott Neha Hewitt Evan Johnsen of comments to help us stop the Robert Ewing Craig & Cynthia Gannett Groundwork Strategies Alan Hickenbottom Emma Johnson largest crude-by-rail terminal in Expedia Inc. Jana Gastellum Nemanja Grujicic Marvin & Judy Higgins Galen Johnson North America, and for all the ways David Fain Teresa Gauld Guenther Creative Anna Hilbruner Kathleen & Paul Johnson Aaron & Susan Fairchild Nathan Gaylinn Susan Gulick Craig Hill Michael Johnson they keep our communities engaged Vincent Fan & Sarah Rafton GBD Architects Kamuron Gurol David Hilson Terri Johnston on solutions. Indeed, fishermen are Jessyn Farrell Lee Ann Gekas Angelika Hagen-Breaux Jemae & Ray Hoffman Barbara Johnstone experiencing the impacts now and Andrea Faste Amy Georgeson Christine Hagerbaumer Amy Hojnowski Elaine Jones we are committed to turning the tide. Kirsten Feifel Larry Geri Kelly Haines Carol Holding Sarah Jones Chris Feise Miguel Perez-Gibson & Marianne Kristen Hamilton Francesca Holme Duane Jonlin —— Grant Putnam, President, NW Rich Feldman Gibson Nancy Hamilton Desmond Holshouser William Juri Guides and Anglers Associa- Fred Felleman Edie Gilliss Sandra Hankins Neha Hora K Foundation tion, and father of an 11-year- Jane Fellner Ian Gilman Linda Hanlon Max Horn Brad Kahn old fisherman David Fenigsohn Jesse Giordano Jenn Harbick Derek & Tatiana Hoshiko Zach Kahn Jacob Fey Jean-Pierre Girard Danielle Harder Doug Howell & Nancy Hirsh Ajay Kang Paul Fields Sophie Glass Alexandra Harmon Bobbi Hudson Joel Kaufman Bradley Finnegan Susan Gleason & Jonathan Holly Harrington Sarah Hufbauer Ken Kaufmann Laura & Chris Fisher Lawson John Harrison Beth Humphreys Harneet Kaur Kim Fisher Jana & Paul Glenney Jonah Harrison & Annie Tegen Eleanore Humphries Ellany Kayce Craig Fleck Adam Glickman Harrison Architects Rhonda Hunter Nicole Keenan Paul Fleming Abbe Gloor Rob Harrison Sheri & Stephen Hunter Molly Keenan Tyler Folsom Aaron Goldfeder Jane Harvey Rachel Hynes Liisa Kellems Kate Forester Diane Goldfeder Carolyn Harvey Robert Ingman & Marie Doyle Claire Keller Kelley Fox Patti Goldman Bob Hasegawa Joe Inslee Becky Kelley & David Edelstein Kevin Francis & Tom Cobb Brian Goldsmith Chris & Jasper Hawkins & Sayre Institute for Systems Biology Alexia Kelly Mark Frankel Mikhaila Gonzales Hodgson International Living Future Kevin Kelly Jeannette Franks Trevor Gooby Andrew Hayes Institute Mike Kelly & Lisa Romasco Michael Frantz Kimberly Goode Steven Haygood Angela Israni Aisling Kerins Hilary Franz Kate Gordon Geraldine Haynes Mitsu Iwasaki Peter Kernan Nate & Mary Franzen Gabriel Gouveia Jeremy Hays Sego Jackson & Raven Jirikovic Jessica & CJ Keys Polly Freeman & Jim Becker Cindy Graham Hamilton Hazlehurst Andria Jacob Brita Kiffney Ross Freeman Joey Gray Leo & M Joan Healey Ross Jacobs Alana Killeen Jennifer Frey & Tracy Meeker Darren Gray Carrie Ella Hearne Star Jacobs David Kimble Mitch Friedman Barbara Green & Annie Gage Patricia Heasly Brian Jacobson Sarah Klain Friends of the Columbia Gorge Anne & Erick Greene Kenneth Helm Casey Jacox Kelly Kleckner Howard Frumkin Duncan & Cheri Greene Hendrik Van Hemert Amanda Jahshan Elizabeth Klumpp Jill Fuglister Gretchen Greene Bonnie Frye Hemphill Francis Janes Peter & Nancy Kmet Lee Fulford Jennifer Gregerson Stew Henderson & Kathy Cox Amy Jarvis Ty Kocher Futurewise Courtney Gregoire & Scott Lindsay Lars Henrikson Anne & Peter Jarvis Steven Koenig Gail Galbreath-Sheredy Bert Gregory Alexandra Henry Collin Jergens Henry Kozak Diana Gale James Gregson Heritage School Tashina Jirikovic David Kozin

22 Philip Krain Tim Lynch Chris Mescia David Newman Mary Peveto Felix Kramer Kate Macfarlane Eric Meyer Bill & Rachel Newmann Caroline Phan Barbara Krieger Katie Mackenzie Bonnie Meyer Amy Neymeyr Sarah Phillips Brian Kristjansson Alethea MacKinnon Paul Meyer Ben Noble Anne & John Piacentino Meade Krosby Lisa & John MacLean Brandon Middaugh Rebecca Norlander Lisa Pickert July 28, Climate Solutions Patty Kuderer Nicole Macri & Deb Cayz David & Laura Midgley Northwest & Intermountain Power Kathleen Pierce From ranchers blocking Edward Kushner Alisyn Maggiora Frana Milan Producers Coalition Cil Pierce Keystone to counties suing big Ethan Kutinsky Jimmy Mahady Vanessa Miler Marie Novak Glicerio Zurita Pinacho oil, the resistance is strong - Jon-Paul La Vigne Annie Mahoney Ashley Miller & Evann Strathern E. MacArthur Noyes Alessandra Pistoia and creative. #ClimateCast Gary & Marcia Lagerloef Susannah Malarkey Drew Miller Catherine Nunneley Gregory Poffenroth John Lamb Michelle & Mike Malinowski Dwight Miller Julie & Mike O’Brien Leah Pogwizd Aug 24, Climate Solutions Karin Larson Kathy Malley Hayden Miller Janet O’Connell & Michael Don & Jeanne Poirier Olympia to PSE: the age of coal Kimberly Larson Sheri Malstrom Lee Miller Sullivan Jonathan Poisner power is OVER. Get Colstrip Latitude45 Associates Deborah Mandell & Roy Pulvers Sage Miller Holly O’Dell Rebecca Ponzio & Andrew out of out of our energy by George Lawrence & Barbara Michael Mann Tim Miller Peter O’Donovan Gendaszek 2025! @PowerPastCoal Schickler Jay Manning Tim & Kym Miller Rick Olson Toni-Ann Porter Dewey & Elizabeth Lawson Pam Marsh Elizabeth Mills R Court Olson Stephanie Potts Oct 2, Climate Solutions David Leake Steve Marshall Amelia Min-Venditti Hugh O’Neill Cynthia Pratt Washington state’s top Dylan Leatham David Marshall Mike Mitchell Marisa Ordonia Sonja Price attorney @AGOWA is taking David Lednicer Vinh Mason Summer Montacute Christopher Orem Gary Prince & Meg Goldman on the White House on Cheryl Lee Hilary Matson Carin Moore Jake Oster Peggy Printz immigration, climate, and Kaiwen Lee Julia Matthews Doug Moore Megan Owen Carolyn Prouty environment. Devin Lehmann Jason Maulin Lisa Moore Heather Paetsch Carla Pryne Martha Lemp Adam Maurer Robert Morey Jamie & Randy Painter Puget Sound Advocates for Oct 23, Climate Solutions Emily Lethenstrom & Tim Mo McBroom Anne Morgan John Palka Retirement Action Growing economies. Falling Swinehart Nicki McClung Rashad Morris Jesse Palmer & Kristi Kenney Puget Sound Clean Air Agency emissions. 10 states Jason Leung Lisa Mccrummen Wayne Morter Guy Palumbo Sowoon Pyo have a price on climate Shelley Levin Ashley McCulley Teresa Mosqueda Sam Pardue Pyramid Communications pollution. Oregon should join Karissa Lew Tom McDonald Damon Motz-Storey Chris Parta Jen Quan them. #CleanEnergyJobs Meghan Lewis Bernadette McFarlane Amy Mower Parta Oregon Rico Quirindongo #orleg #orpol Anne Lewis Ruby McGrath-Horn Pamela Mullens Vijay & Elizabeth Paruchuru Robin Rabiroff Shreya Ley Devon McGuire Ruth Mulligan Brian Paulen Aparajit Raghavan & Satyashree Gary Lindstrom Kerry McHugh Shannon Murphy Jack Peace Srikanth Janice M Linville James & Janis McRoberts Susana Musi Herb Pearse David Ramsay Paul Loeb Paola Medina Brett Myers Tavan Pechet Sameer Ranade Sharon London Chris Mefford Doug Myers Dana Peck Ananthi Rangarajan Long Live the Kings Michael Megalli & Enrica Basilico Matt Mylet Deborah Pederson J Thomas Ranken Rob Long Miranda Mellis Jason Naylor John Persak Carolyn & Alvin Rasch Orlando Lopez & Huy Ong Karen Mensinger Jan Nelson Doug Peters & Patty McDonald Eric Rasmussen Marco Lowe Norm Menter Janene Nelson Alison Peters Kathryn Rathke Alison Lueders Marie Mentor Rebecca Nelson Aaron Peterson Brad Reed Meghan Lyle John & Lisa Merrill Sara Nelson Josh Peterson Wilson Reed Merrill Lynch Sam Merrill New Buildings Institute Lynn Peterson Tom & Sally Reeve

23 Sam Reich Walter Schacht Michael Soman Aly Tibbetts Jocelyn Waits Claire Reimer & Diego Baca Aiko Schaefer Theresa Song Ty Tice Nan Waldie Pamela Rhodes Cyndi Schaeffer Sonrisa Sonnleitner Erin & Mike Tierney Cynthia Walker & Larry Seale Jim Rice Jan Schaeffer & Tuck Wilson Ellen Southard Henry & Cordelia Tilghman Lornie Walker & Tom Craighead July 27, Climate Solutions Sharon Ri ce Julie Schaeffer Patti Southard Total Quality Logistics Scott Walker At the @JobsCleanEnergy Pamela Rich Rand Schenck John Sperling Amy Trainer James Walseth kickoff in Seattle. Lots of Scott Richards Laura Schleyer Paul Spitzer Sally Trask Dick Wanderscheid energy for #climatejustice and Lisa Richmond Amelia Schlusser St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Caroline & Josh Traube Jay Ward #cleanenergy TC Richmond Brad Schmalz Teresa Staal-Cowley Dr. Mark Trexler Keith Ward & Carolyn Terese Richmond Gary Schneider & Nancy Snyder Walker Stanovsky Christie True Cunningham Aug 8, Climate Solutions Jim Roach Deidre Schuetz Tanya Starr Robert Truong Thomas Ward Breaking: @PUCOregon says Paul & Marianne Roberts Reed Schuler Tom & Erika Starrs Bing Tso, Jr. & Janet Gwilym Tina Ward NO to @portlandgeneral Paul Roberts Carol Scott Jane Steadman Yue Tu Washington Water Trust #frackedgas plant! Wendy Roberts Shannon Sedgwick Kelly Steffen Maggie Tucker Washington State Department of #FrackNoOregon #cleanenergy Bruce & Diane Robinson Annie Sedwick William Stelle Leah Turino Natural Resources #IWorkWithAmazingPeople Joëlle Robinson Sarah Severn Christine & Josh Stepherson Jonathon & Pamela Turlove Washington State Labor Council Timothy Robinson Amy Sewell Allyn Stevens Jill Turner David Watterson Nov 8, Climate Solutions Michael Rockwood Rachel Shaver Michael Stevens Andre Turner Thaisa Way & Marc Servetnick A Democratic majority in the Bonnie Rohrer Alison Shaw Justus Stewart UCDS Anne Weaver WA State Senate doesn’t mean Sandra Romero Ann Sheffield Sheila Stickel Jessalynn Uchacz Weed Warriors Nature Stewards a climate majority -- yet a David Rose Christy & David Shelton Jon Stier Unico Properties Peter J Weeks majority of Washingtonians are Howard Rosenfeld & Heather Craig & Yumi Sherman Dan Stonington Union of Concerned Scientists Lynn Weinacht concerned about global warming, McPherson William Sherman Josephine Strauss UW Buerk Center for Joyce Weir want strong action, and support Sonja & Fred Ross Caroline Sherman & Deborah Kathy Strauss & Laurence Reeves Entrepreneurship Elizabeth Welsh & Jozsef Lukacs investments in solutions and a Emanuel Rosu Stanfill Mary Strauss UW Clean Energy Institute Josef Wernli path to 100% clean energy, says Ben Rousseau Becca & Eric Shew - Shew Design Eric & Cyndi Strid Manca Valum Peter West @VladGutman Anthony Roy Margaret Shield & James Allen Jamie Stroble Chris Van Daalen Jack Whisner Kristina Royce Kevin Shively & Renee Shank Rhenda Strub Pavan Vangipuram Jennifer Whitaker Dec 20, Climate Solutions Lena Rubinstein Nina Sidneva Ken Sueda Kevin Varner Jacques White With executive order, Bill & Jill Ruckelshaus Katrina Wynkoop Simmons Mary Sullivan Andy Varyu Kendra White @OregonGovBrown moves to Paul Rucker Arielle Simmons Elizabeth & Pete Sutch Moya Vazquez Collin Whitehead reduce climate pollution from Kelly Rula Phillip Singer & Margaret Moore Eric Swanson Leslie N. Veirs Ted Whitesell buildings. David & Hazel Russell Phillip Sit Kara Sweidel Elena Velkov Richard Whitman Marcia Rutan Laura Skelton James Talley Krishnan Venkatachalam Kathleen Whitson & Nick Wiley Graeme Sackrison Benjamin Smith Harold Taniguchi Verity Credit Union The Whitson-Wiley Family Rebecca Saldana Courtney Smith Team Soapbox Kyle Victor Ben Wicks Lisa Sali Jerry Smith Matt Teske Kevin Videll Susan Wickwire Arun & Joe Sambataro Lisa Smith & Richard Coate C. Gomer Thomas Peter Vierthaler RJ Widrow Craig Sandler Paula Smith Katherine Thompson Ranfis Villatoro Chris Wierzbicki Amanda Sargent Mark Smith Kate Thompson VMware Foundation/Bright Funds Pam Wilder Jennifer Sargent Melinda Smith Trisha Thompson Foundation Melinda Williams Barb & Dan Scavezze Amy Solomon Jennifer Thomsen Alison Vogel Stephanie Williams Schacht Aslani Architects Frances Solomon Margaret Thorley WA Dept of Commerce Catie Wilson

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Sharon Wilson & Van Bobbitt Pacific Stage Nike, Inc Individual Gifts & Sponsorships Eric & Cathy Wilson PSAV Presentation Services NRG Energy $1,629,638 (52.5%) Josh Wilund Salesforce Pledgeling Foundation Foundations Indow Windows Shew Design Raikes Foundation $1,267,983 (40.9%) Marian Wineman & John Rundall Smart Buildings Center RealNetworks Foundation Corporate Gifts Carl Woestwin Sound Fresh Clams & Oysters Salesforce.com Foundation $121,666 (3.9%) David Wolf Soter Vineyards T-Mobile Event Registrations Ginny Wolff Trade Printery Total Quality Logistics $74,750 (2.4%) Jennifer Wood The Westin Seattle TripAdvisor Interest & Other Woodland Park Zoo Waterstreet Café UBS Financial Services Allocation of program funds (FY$7,888 2015) (0.3%) Merlin Woodman Willamette Valley Vineyards United Way of Columbia-Willamette Joe Woods UnitedHealth Group Total income - $3,101,925 Allison Woody MATCHING & Yahoo Neil Woody WORKPLACE GIVING YourCause Grant & Melanie Word Adobe Systems Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects Ken Workman American Express Foundation allocation of program David Wulff Apple, Inc TRIBUTES Sara Wysocki Beneficial State Bank Daniel Adatto, in honor of Lisa Adatto funds (FY 2017) Sung Yang Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Colleen Cain & Philip Miller, in honor of Jackie Yerby Bright Funds Foundation Lisa Adatto Program Services Yes! Magazine The Boeing Company James Cole, in honor of Doug & Christine $2,417,724 (75%) Yonit & Leon Yogev Cambia Health Foundation Cole Administration Bryan Yon Cargill Mary Ellen Cunningham, in honor of Liam $309,634 (9.6%) Monte Ypma CenturyLink O’Leary Fundraising Christopher Zahos Clorox Company Bill Dougall, in honor of Betty Lucas & $497,837 (15.4%) Michelle Zeidman & Joshua Hockett Dell Gordon Jackins Timothy Zenk EarthShare of Washington Dewey & Elizabeth Lawson, in honor of Total expenses - $3,225,195 ZGF Architects, LLP Energy 350 Jonathan Lawson & Susan Gleason Jiaxiu Zhong Evite David Lednicer, in memory of Melanie Andrew Zingale Expedia, Inc Bowman net assets EJ Zita GE Foundation In honor of Ben Magalnick Ed Zuckerman Google, Inc Deborah Mandell & Roy Pulvers, in honor Change in Net Assets Hewlett Packard of Lisa Adatto ($123,270) IN KIND GIFTS Illowa Bi-State Combined Federal Bruce & Diane Robinson, in honor of Net Assets at the Beginning of 2017 A to Z Wineworks Campaign Rebecca Robinson $1,347,578 Abby’s Cookies & Cupcakes Intel Howard Rosenfeld & Heather McPherson, Net Assets at the End of 2017 Chehalem JP Morgan Chase in honor of Teresa Myers $1,224,308 Compendium, Inc Juniper Networks Patti Southard, in honor of Elizabeth Fish Brewing Kaiser Foundation Willmott ACCREDITEDThe financial statements of Climate Solutions as of Hilton Portland Meyer Memorial Trust Nancy Ward, in honor of Savitha Pathi December 31, 2017 were audited by the independent Impact Law Group Microsoft BUSINESScertified account firm, Jones & Associates, LLC. The Marjorie Restaurant Monsanto Employee Giving Fund ® above are financial highlights. The audited financial Microsoft Netflix statements are available on our website and by request to [email protected].

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