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UNITED WAY OF KING COUNTY 2010 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 1 UNITED WAY OF KING COUNTY • 2010 REport To The Community Start It s W i th

table of contents

Letter from Jon Fine and Dan Fulton ...... 1

Meeting people’s basic needs...... 2

Ending homelessness...... 9

Giving all kids an equal chance to succeed...... 16

Volunteering...... 20

Thanks to our corporate supporters...... 28

Thanks to our individual donors...... 37

Thanks to our community leaders...... 57

Financials...... 62

2 UNITED WAY OF KING COUNTY • 2010 REport To The Community All of us have been touched in some way by the economic downturn. We have people in our lives who have lost their jobs. We have had to deal with rising costs. We have made hard choices. Times are tough and continue to be so. But despite it all, you didn’t give up.

If there is any silver lining to the dark cloud that has hung over us since the recession began, it is this: we have had to turn to each other for support and find strength and resilience as a community. We are learning our neighbors’ names, providing guidance to those who live in uncertainty and looking after those who need us the most. United Way of King County has always been about caring people coming together to help people in need and solve our community’s toughest challenges, and that has never been more evident than now. The typical annual report trumpets the accomplishments of an organization, but that only tells part of the story. United Way of King County is a strong and effective agent for community change because of the support of you—individual donors, companies, volunteers and grantees. It was you who helped neighbors in need put more food on the table. You held food drives for hunger relief organizations, volunteered to deliver groceries to homebound people and served meals to seniors. It was you who helped more people leave homelessness and rebuild their lives. You gave money to keep shelters open for homeless youth and build permanent housing for homeless veterans. It was you who prepared more kids to succeed in school—and in life. You surrounded struggling families with support, showed moms and dads how to help their kids thrive and kept kids safe and healthy. And it was you who volunteered your time and talents. You taught computer classes for seniors. You answered helplines for victims of domestic violence. You mentored youth. Meeting people’s basic needs, welcoming more people home, giving all kids an equal chance to succeed, helping our neighbors in need—it’s all possible because of you. In this year’s annual report, we’re showing how you helped, the people whose lives you touched and how your money was invested. The impulse to do more lives within each of us. Thank you for seizing that opportunity and giving, volunteering and taking action to make King County a better place.

Jon Fine Dan Fulton

President and CEO Board Chair United Way of King County United Way of King County

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You fed hungry people • Due to the economic downturn, our local food bank system is seeing an unprecedented demand for services. Thanks to the generous financial gifts of United Way of King County donors, 59 hunger relief organizations have more refrigerators and YOU helped people meet their basic needs freezers to store food and trucks to move it—increasing their ability to provide food to people in need. • Increasing numbers of children are depending on food assistance. United Way donors provided weekend backpacks with meals each week during the school year for 426 students. You also provided 6,250 meals to children through two new summer meals You kept people in their homes programs. • It can be extremely difficult for seniors and people with disabilities to get to the grocery store. With the help of United ayW Local service providers have seen a sharp uptick in the numbers of families and individuals in need of financial assistance for rent, donors, 24,000 meals were delivered to homebound people. utilities and move-in assistance. The Crisis Clinic reports that emergency financial assistance is among the top three requests for • Each week, thousands of pounds of healthy produce go to waste before they can be distributed to the families in need. community assistance it receives and the leading unmet need. United Way’s “Yes We Can” project saves that food by organizing volunteers to can the food and transporting it to food banks Your support of United Way of King County helped 9,516 low-income people maintain their housing through emergency financial across King County. Thanks to United Way supporters, the program will produce half a million cans of food a year! assistance with rent, utilities or move-in expenses, and eviction and foreclosure prevention assistance. • United Way donors also made Food Lifeline’s technology improvement project possible, which created a new database for food banks that will increase efficiency throughout King County’s entire emergency food system. You helped people get back on their feet You raised awareness and took action Many people in this community who have been hit hard by the recession are the newly poor, and they don’t know where to turn for help. But with United Way’s Bridge to Basics program, help is within reach. Nearly 600 people participated in United Way’s Hunger Action Week by taking the Hunger Challenge, which required people to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner on a food stamp Bridge to Basics volunteers are helping people throughout the community access much needed benefits and services, and since the budget for the entire week. Many local food bloggers took the challenge and shared their program started last year, they have connected more than 7,000 people to food stamps, children’s health insurance, heat and utility experiences. assistance, and job training.

Willi Galloway | Diggin Food bridge to basics volunteers The idea behind Hunger Action Week is to raise awareness about Hunger Challenge hunger and the real challenge it presents to the people who experience Food Bloggers Ma Concepcion Suzanne Fitzgerald Shubhangi Kreeger Sapna Sharma it. Creating healthy meals on a $63.00 budget, especially without the benefit of a stocked pantry or a big garden, requires persistence, and Aguilar Jim Flint Mona Kriplani Joe Shields creativity, and a lot of planning. It should also receive a great deal of Auburn Cultural Diversity Jenelyn Aquino Diane Froland Colleen Laing Charlene respect, especially from those of us who are fortunate enough to have Back to Basics Wednesday Ardena Sokyeon Shim Sonja Gilbert DeAndrea Levias plenty of healthy food to eat. Big City Hippie John Behrens Lois Gordon Sarah Lewis Afomeia Tesfai Alice Currah | Savory Sweet Life A Conscious Feast Cheryl Blasich Nadejda Gorn Duke Luetjen Tran Thai Cook Local Will Blockson Silvia Gulden Marjorie McKay Sarah Todd One thing I’ve learned to appreciate about the UWKC Hunger Challenge Paul Bolender-Hall Tom Vangen is how it forces a person to look at food waste. It’s so easy to throw D’s Home Food Marva Hancock Jamie Meyers away food. But when a family has limited amounts, it’s vital to use Daphne Boston Sumathi Venkat Dianasaur Dishes Kiku Hayashi Kate Minto every bit of it in order to stretch it out as much as possible. The Hunger Diggin Food Marletta Boyd II Marsha Heaton Monica Mobley Ofelia Violango Challenge also renews an appreciation for the foods I take most for Eric Rivera’s Cooking Blog Laura Brosten Lourdes Hidalgo Lynda Moore Carla Walton granted. For those reminders alone I’m thankful to have participated in Hunger Action Week. Family Friendly Food Irene Buenavista Brian Howe Albina Nesterova Neil Weber Dylan Chau Tamara Weikel Foodista Anne Hubbard Marcy O’Hara Eric Rivera | Eric Rivera’s Cooking Blog Ellaine Craig Tori Westman Gluten-Free Girl Bob Ingalls Karina O’Malley I started culinary school last July and... I am learning how to make A Gorgeous Minute David Dang Frances Johnson Stephen Peacock Ellen Whitton good to great food with limited resources. So three quarters into The Hazel Bloom Robin Danso Joe Kadushin Geetha Rao Beth Woodman $50,000 worth of culinary school for two years I can probably Edison De Impala Erin Kahn Deborah Natashia Wright be a little less stressed about making $50 last for a week Kathleen Flinn of food for myself and Mindy, right? Absolutely not. Pauline Duke Gary Kingsbury Rowland-Washington Saingyouth Yem Kitchen Sink Unplugged Erica Ellis Kathleen Kline Beth Scholler Lixin Zhang Mirch Masala Leann Ferguson Cheryl Searle Salty Seattle In addition to heightening awareness about hunger in our community, Hunger Action Week Savory Sweet Life raised funds for the “Yes We Can” cannery project, which makes use of surplus food that would otherwise go to waste.

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People You helped

KAREN

Thank You! Karen loves lunchtime at her elementary school and can count on getting a free or low-cost meal. However, at home her family is struggling to put food on the table. Thanks to an innovative hunger relief program made possible by United Way United Way of King County launched the Response for Basic Needs in November of 2008 to help donors, every Friday Karen gets a backpack with food for the weekend. She doesn’t have to worry about being hungry and those most vulnerable to the recession’s effects. Thanks to an extraordinary outpouring of generosity, can focus on her schoolwork—and just being a kid. we’ve been able to aid overwhelmed food banks, support housing assistance programs and other services that help our neighbors in greatest distress. ALICE

Medical issues and two deaths in the family made it necessary for Alice to take unpaid leave from her job. When it came time to pay her bills, the money just wasn’t there. With the help of a caring United Way Bridge to Basics volunteer, Alice applied for food stamps and utility assistance so that her electricity would not be shut off. The volunteer also connected her Supporters of the Response for Basic Needs (as of December 10, 2010) to other resources to help her through this difficult time, including low-cost counseling. Donors of $10,000 or more include the following (listed in descending order of gift amount):

GARY Individuals and Foundations Corporations Gary was a welder and machinist who worked for major companies like Boeing. Then he lost his right leg and relied on Bruce and Jeannie Nordstrom Estate of Robert D. and Microsoft disability payments to survive. He limited trips to the grocery store and purchased few fruits or vegetables because they were too expensive. Now he gets free and nutritious food delivered every week to his apartment by the Grocery Delivery Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Dorothy S. O’Brien Costco Wholesale Program run by Solid Ground, a United Way of King County grantee. Gary’s health is beginning to improve, and he’s beginning to think about the future and possible job training. Joshua Green Foundation Ed and Marjorie Ringness Bank of America Theresa E. Gillespie and Craig and Nicole Ueland JPMorgan Chase & Co. John W. Stanton Dorsey & Whitney Foundation City of Seattle Quiet Harbor Trust Fund Jones Family Foundation Wells Fargo meeting people’s basic needs Lenore Hanauer Tom Alberg and Judi Beck London Fog Group, Inc. how united way invested your money Medina Foundation Norman Archibald Safeco Insurance Charitable Foundation The Paul G. Allen Farmers New World Life Insurance Co. Family Foundation Jon Fine and Paula Selis people were Starbucks Coffee Company visits to food 506,298 7,000 connected to Nick and Leslie Hanauer Donna Sakson and programs helped The Boeing Company people meet their public benefits Raikes Foundation Jonathan Mark through the Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc. basic food needs. Blake and Molly Nordstrom Bridge to Basics Three donors wish to remain Puget Sound Energy program. Chris Jones and Kira-Anne Sorensen anonymous The Seattle Foundation Alison and Glen Milliman people Virginia Mason Medical Center 15,470 retained KeyBank stable housing. Washington Federal King 5 Washington Athletic Club

Total grant funding in 2010: $7,010,000

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thank yOU, volunteer tax preparers!

Bashir Abbas Alison Coates Paul Gill Fitachew Kareta YOU helped working families keep more of what they earned Polina Abdrakhmanova Jennifer Coates Alla Glagoleva Colleen Kelly Ruchita Agarwal During the 2010 Free Tax Preparation Campaign, 600 United Way volunteers prepared 14,000 tax returns and helped return $19.7 million Anne Marie Consentino Courtney Goodey Manal Khedr in federal refunds to the community, including $6.3 million in Earned Income Tax Credits. They saved customers more than $1 million in Ma Concepcion Aguilar Nancy Coomer Nadejda Gorn Puja Kher tax preparation fees. Michelle Aliwarga Alicia Cooper Madhuri Gorti Sharifa Khesrawi Gayle Alizar Louise Courtney Cynthia Green Hyojin Kim Free tax preparation and access to tax credits helps working families increase their incomes and create savings. This allows low-income Enrique Alvarado Jeremiah Cox Viktoriya Grishkina Soo Kim people to keep more of their hard-earned money and avoid paying unnecessary fees for commercial tax preparation and “rapid refund” Anthony Amaratunge Karen Criddle Lolita Guevara Carroll Kimsey loans. Being financially stable reduces the risk of becoming homeless. Lars Anderson Chris Cubley Salvador Guevara Donna King

Erin Angerer Emily Cueto Silvia Gulden Frank Kiuchi Lucia Aprea Robert Curtis Dori Gustafson Corinne Kohrn thank yOU, free tax preparation campaign sponsors! Jenelyn Aquino David Dang Alicia Hadley-Hanson Uyen Krebs Victor Arenas Justin Davis Ayishetu Hamidu-Musah Peter Krier Roberta Armstrong Kalindi Dawda Yutao Han Mona Kriplani Juan Arroyo Amanda DeJong Ashley Harris Rebekka Kunder Adi Arslanagic Olena Dergachova Roanne Harris-Daw Jennifer LaBrecque Anna Au Duong Dinh Daniel Hatch Ying Lam Emily Ausema Scott Dobyns Sandy Hawley Linh Lam

Washington State Patricia Ayala Jeffrey Doty Doris Hawxhurst Jennie Lange Iryna Babayan Alex Dubec Carolyn Hayek Alicia Lariva Breanna Bacon Theresa Duchene Renea Hess Uyen Le Washington Information Network 211 Ethan Bancroft Thao Duong Diana Hice Thu Le Katherine Barnett Terrance Duong Ryan Hicks Rowennah Leynes Luke Barney Yulisna Duya Karen Higa Xiao Liang Maria Becerra Sisay Ejigu Lily Higgins Joyce Liao Dawit Bekele James Englund Chinh Ho Darren Liu More help for Eastside residents An unexpected windfall Jed Benner Laura Feinstein Colleen Hodge Megan Locatelli Andrew Bibyk Joel Feldman Merrill Hollingshead Monica Loera-Sanchez Jill, an employee at Joann, a single mother from Bellevue, had been laid off and Shoshana Billik Andrew Fenstermacher Beisy Holmquist CJ Long Microsoft, believed so could not afford the services of an accountant, so she came to Tyler Bosma Dan Fern John Holt Boreth Long strongly in the value Jeanette Brizendine Maribeth Fernandez Jack Holtman Norma Lopez a United Way of King County free tax preparation site for help of volunteering with Brian Brockman Linda Fetterman Lily Hong Sheila Lozan United Way’s Free Tax with filing her taxes. Hong-Diep Bui Rob Fisher Claire Horton Duke Luetjen Prep Campaign that she Tu Bui Sheri Fleck Mary Houkal Lesya Lychik worked to establish With the guidance of a volunteer tax preparer, Joann learned Chau Bui LuAnne Foozer Brian Howe Rebecca Marcus another tax site on that she qualified for the Earned Income Tax Credit and would Matty Burckley Anne Fraser Tsung-han Hsieh Dan Mark the Eastside so that receive a $5,000 refund. Had Joann filed for taxes on her own, Gerald Busque Jacqueline Frazier Lunu Hu Lorri Martin more Microsoft employees could volunteer and more Barb Byham Kirstin Friedrich Brandon Hull Edith Martinez she may have missed this important opportunity to reclaim her people in the community could be served. When she heard Connie Cadag Yuri Frumkin Andrew Huntington Jesus Martinez income. about a Microsoft department that had money to donate, she Anne Calico Janette Fu Hervi Icban Judith Martinez-Montano Geraldine Carlson Sheau-Wei Fu Julia Irungu-Nicklas Roy Mason convinced the decision makers to invest it in a new Eastside Colette Chan Angela Gaffney Fahm Irvis Aaron Mathieu tax site. Wei Chang Chen Mike Galan Ginny Jackson William Maxwell Thanks to her efforts, United Way of King County was able to Arlene Cheng Alfredo Garcia Nacebeh Jaihouni Mary McConney open a tax site in Bellevue’s Crossroads Mall, which provides Jean Cherberg Salvador Garcia Ambreen Jaliwala Carol McMahon tax help in English, Spanish and Russian. Jill recruited 20 Christy Chin Vagdanur Gataullina Liz Jaquette Enid Melu Microsoft volunteers for the site and volunteered herself. She Ling-Fong Chiu Darald Gesinger Nellie Jie Marietta Mendoza was also instrumental in planning outreach for the tax site to Sarah Choi Gary Gibson Kristie Johnson Jamie Meyers ensure that immigrant and non-English speaking communities Diana Civic Sonja Gilbert Jason Johnson Konrad Miernowski had access to these services. Tammy Cleland Kiara Gill James Jones Carol Mill Joe Kadushin

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YOU helped end homelessness thank yOU, volunteer tax preparers! You welcomed people home

Holly Millard Srivatsan Ravindran Jiachen Tao Eleanor Miller Jeremy Real Jane Tapp Thanks to the generous donors to the Campaign to End Chronic Homelessness, 1,400 units Chris Moore Ben Reid Marlene Tep of supportive housing with on-site services like mental health counseling, substance abuse Joe Moore Nadine Reynolds Khin Thandar treatment and job training have been created to help people leave behind homelessness forever. Robyn Morgan Lisa Richardson Erica Thode Dale Morris Susan Ridgley Chadd Thomas Studies show that chronically homeless people—those who have lived on the streets for a year Pinky Mulchandani Glenda Rios Martin Thompson or more—are more responsive to social services once they experience the safety of permanent Ganita Musa Maria Rios-Gerstner Sylvia Thompson Jana Music John Roberts James To housing. Tom Music Richard Rocheba Erica Tollefson The campaign is a unique and special effort to assist those who are among the most vulnerable Lindsey Nagel Janet Rogers George Torralba Karen Nalls Maria Cristina Rojero Donna Torrence and challenging people in the homeless community. It is extremely difficult work, but with your Angie Nash Jennie Romich Jennifer Trainer help, we are seeing progress. Karen Nash Leticia Romo Taylor Tran Linda Nelson Harriet Rose Oanh Tran Our community is truly on the path to ending homelessness, and we are doing it in a huge way. Marina Nepom Adam Roston Alexis Tristan In 2010, five new supportive housing sites opened, and three more broke ground. Albina Nesterova James Rupke Georg Tundrea Nguyen Nguyen Sambath Saddi Cass Turner Myhoa Nguyen Aishwarya Sankaran George Ulrich Teresa Nguyen Priya Santhanam Alissa VandenBerghe Also in Belltown, a majority of Located in South Lake the units in A.L.Humphrey MyHanh Nguyen Mendel Saturnino Tom Vangen Union, Canaday House House are permanent supportive Johnny Nguyen Michelle Sawyer Siri Velauthapillai provides permanent housing for chronically homeless John Nicklas Laura Schlotthauer Sumathi Venkat supportive housing to individuals, and the scargo Janice Noble Saida Schmidt individuals who are Visalakshi Venkatachalam apartments gives residents among the most seriously The Compass veterans Alaa Nofal Carl Schneider Ron Walker access to health services. challenged, including center in Renton is supportive Mai Norden Kinza Schuyler Stephen Walker those who have severe housing for veterans with on- Brendan Nwanne Steve Schwartz Duan Wang Bakhita Gardens in and persistent mental Belltown gives homeless site support groups on trauma Juan Ochoa Jane Schwartz Jenny Wang illness. women the opportunity and healing and access to the Carmen Olvera Cheryl Searle Susan Waters to transform their lives VA’s employment program. Karina O’Malley Cristina Sepe Emily Weber through community- Janet Or Julie Shin John Whaley centered shelter and Neil Padgett Judith Shoshana Reid Wiggins housing. Steven Payne Scott Simmons Rick Willard Ellen Pepin Michael Sines Sarah Wilmot A supportive housing site Kiyo Peterman James Sketoe Lei Wong in the University District is 600 United Way slated to open in 2011, and Trong Pham Blake Smith Kim Woo two sites currently under Sambath Phum Sophy Sok Michele Worthy volunteers prepared construction in Ballard and Russ Pogemiller Lanny Solichin Tsz Ling Kammy Wu the Central District are expected to open in 2012. Marta Ponomarenko Margaret Songtantaruk Yimei Yang 14,000 tax returns Maritza Portugal Ayla Soto Li Yang Erika Price Padmasani Srinivasan Ting Yang and helped return Annie Qu Jagannathan Vivian Yao Minette Racz Patricia Stallman Angela Yeung Ghazal Rafique Jill Stolt Hannah (Hyunna) Yoo $19.7 million in Krishna Raghu JoAnne Strom Daniel Yoo Edith Ramos Heather Suk Iulia Zavodov federal refunds to Shanreka Ramsey Torrey Swanson Jielun Zhang Geetha Rao Amber Talburt Meng Zhao our community. Sreen Rao Jack Tao

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% VETERANS thank You, campaign to end chronic homelessness donors! who is 33 YOUTH According to the 1,000 Approximately (As of December 10, 2010) Washington State 1,000 young people homeless? Department of Veterans between 18 and 25 $5 million $250,000 - $499,999 $100,000 - $249,999 Affairs, roughly 33% years of age are of homeless adults in homeless every Mike and Lynn Garvey Bill Block and Sue Leavitt our state are veterans. Theresa E. Gillespie night in King County. and John W. Stanton Joshua Green Foundation The Boeing Company Elise Holschuh and Jon Fine and Paula Selis FAMILY % Brian McAndrews M3,388 EMBERS VICTIMS OF Gary Gigot 44 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Bradley Horwitz The 2010 One Night $1 - $2 million Donald Guthrie Count reported that Forty-four percent of the Blake and Molly Nordstrom Lenore Hanauer Foundation 3,388 people in people accessing shelter Brettler Family Foundation and transitional programs Orin Smith Family Foundation Peter and Peggy Horvitz King County were members of during the 2010 One Night Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation James P. Solimano and John C. and Karyl Kay Hughes homeless families Count reported they had Karen Marcotte Solimano Foundation with children. experienced violence or abuse in the past year. Linda and Ted Johnson $500,000 - $999,999 Jim and Diana Judson John Rudolf Estate of Mildred Bain Brad Smith and Jeffrey and Susan Brotman Kathy Surace-Smith Raikes Foundation what will it take to end homelessness?

System Change You sheltered vulnerable women • Creating systems that don’t discharge people onto the streets from mental health institutions, hospitals, jail and foster care Thanks to our generous donors, United Way of King County will fund case management services for The Sophia Way, which offers • Client care coordination, so that the most vulnerable are permanent supportive housing for homeless women on the Eastside. The organization is the first of its kind. The case manager will given top priority of accessing permanent supportive connect women with social workers, mental health professionals, substance abuse programs and legal aid. New residents will also housing, and that people are matched quickly to the housing and services that best meet their needs receive life skills coaching. Supportive services—coupled with a permanent home—are key factors in helping these women successfully • Collaboration with nonprofits, government and business transition from homelessness to more stable lives. Services Housing • Domestic violence counseling • Emergency shelters • Mental health treatment You stopped exploitation of homeless youth • Transitional housing • Health care A recent study commissioned by the City of Seattle identified 238 children who have been forced into prostituion, with the actual number • Rental assistance • Drug and alcohol counseling as high as 500. United Way supporters made a specialized recovery program for prostituted youth possible. The program, which launched • Permanent supportive housing • Employment training in spring 2010, provides safe housing, support and drug treatment to teen girls involved in prostitution.

You helped families regain stability

Rapid re-housing is a nationally recognized best practice for addressing family homelessness. Households receive up to 12 months of rental assistance, housing and employment case management services, and the opportunity to participate in workforce/educational training programs to increase income earning potential through a partnership with the King County Work Training Program. Thanks to your support of United Way, families are in the homeless system as briefly as possible and are able to regain stability and independence.

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COMMUNITY RESOURCE EXCHANGE The biggest project during United Way of King County’s 2010 Day of Caring was the Community Resource People You helped Exchange. In one place, on one day, more than 300 volunteers and 110 service providers connected 2,400 people experiencing homelessness with everything from backpacks, free health care and haircuts, to voicemail accounts, BO legal assistance and help finding housing. Bo had a home and a stable life until he lost his job because of health issues, including colon cancer. He was homeless for several years, but now he has a safe place to live at Ozanam House, a project of the Archdiocesan The day was about a simple idea—making human beings feel human again. Housing Authority, a United Way grantee. Bo is now getting the medical services he needs. key results LORI 278 people received After her daughter died, Lori became addicted to drugs, lost her home and lived in shelters. Now Lori has been eye exams, and 23 people were 35 people opened drug-free for nearly two years and has a permanent home in the Simons Apartments, which is part of Plymouth 110 service tested for hepatitis C checking or saving 274 pairs of glasses Housing Group, a United Way grantee. She enjoys simple pleasures like the garden on the patio, and is grateful providers and/or A accounts were distributed for a second chance at life.

CHRISTY Christy had a strained relationship with her father and left home. At age 17, she was surviving by living with friends and being sexually exploited. Staff at YouthCare’s Orion Center referred Christy to the The Shelter, Seattle’s only emergency shelter for youth under 18. Both programs are funded by United Way. While living at 300+ 2,400 200+ 98 people 500 quality-of-life volunteers guests people received received family services (haircuts, The Shelter, Christy obtained her GED, got into a job training program and secured transitional housing. Christy information about planning hand care, foot- was also able to reconnect with her father and start repairing their relationship. job search skills assistance washing) were given

ending homelessness how united way invested your money “This was “People should one of the try not to be so

people most amazing judgmental. I know 3,568 transitioning experiences I’ve where I grew up, in out of ever had. To see Issaquah…there people experiencing homelessness so many people was a lot of money, 46,194 homelessness found gained or safety from the maintained helping and so and when I saw dangers of the permanent many people being served. I had more than one person come someone who was homeless, I always thought that they streets through housing. up to me and thank me for being there—when I should have were homeless due to their own fault. But now that I’m in emergency shelter and other services. thanked them for allowing me to be there. It’s hard to put into this situation, I know you can’t really judge people unless new units of words the emotions I felt that entire day. I can’t imagine being you know their story.” 696 permanent homeless and I have to say it gave me a better concept of —Rose, Community Resource Exchange Client supportive housing how fortunate I really am.” with onsite services were —Community Resource Exchange Volunteer provided. Total grant funding in 2010: $7,785,000

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thank You, Community REsource Volunteers!

Connie Aguilar Cynthia Cunningham Brian Hogan Mary McCarthy Sam Schmidt Renate Allen Mary Dawson Bryan Hogan Stacy McClellan Jessica Scrace thank yOU, community resource exchange sponsors! John Alsoszatai-Petheo Kadie Delzer Jim Horrigan Kerry McDonald Brandon Screen Aaron Amos Nishan DeSilva Karen Howells John Melvin Elaine Sells Janet Anderson K.C. Deterling Tim Hower Paul Mendes Marie Shambeck Melinda Anderson Fred Devereux Zack Hudgins Paul Mendes Brenna Shanks Colleen Angeles Patricia Diaz-Kismartin Nicole Huntsperger Jenny Freay Mendoza Max Shoenrock Anu Arora Carlos Dibaldi Lori Huskey Adrian Mercer Dana Shulock Otto Asgeirsson Heather Diemert Omashade Idowu Amy Mety Erin Sipila Emily Austin & the Foot Karen Djoury Brian Isom Sue Miles Alina Skripnik Washers Marzena Dominik Janet Jay Nate Mladenovic Danielle Smalley Dani Bader Aaron Donne Brianne Johnson Ben Moebius Jessica Smith Nada Bakos Diane Dooper Juanita Jones Regan Montano Sharon Smith Andrea Barron Michael Dotson Lisa Jordan Lori Moore Tiek Sor Dave Baumgart Pam Elliott Jim Joseph Jim Moran Peter Sorenson Todd Baumgartner Tracey Embring Dr. Lisa Kajimura, DDS Tom Moran Mark Spangenberg Sarah Beard Jackie Emmett Jerrica Kallio Edgar Munoz Damian Spence Carla Beaucage Kevin Espirito Zenin Kassam Courtney Nakahara Tony Spinrad Nathalie Becker Dennis J. Falcone DDS Catherine Kawa AJ Nelson Eric St. Paul Kerby Beckman Dr. Carrie Fathke Patrick Kelley Samantha Newlands Kevin Stakelum CRE Service Providers Mayah Ben-Meir Jan Fisher Sean Kelley Carrie Noess Donald Stewart DDS Virginia Bergin Susan Fleetwood Catherine Kennebeck Sheryl Nolan Diana Stone-Poore AAHAA SOBER LIVING Meals Partnership Coalition Seattle Parks and Recreation Susan Bloch Erin Foley Jodie King RicK Norby Catherine Stroughter AT&T Medical Teams International Seattle VA Hospital Thaddaeus Bock Tami Fountain Eddie Kirschenbaum Matt Noriega-Saito Kari Stuart Emile Bogguess CARES of Washington Molina Healthcare of Washington Seattle Vietnam Veterans Leadership Program Marne Franck Jack Knellinger Sterling Okase Kevin Studer Meredith Bogguess Tim Franklin Nancy Koeper Racquell Oliver Melissa Su National Network of Libraries of Medicine Seattle Vocational Institute Catholic Community Services Shannon Boldiszar Lisa Galindo Barb Korducki Melissa Orr Jenny-Mai Tanovan of King County Neighborhood House Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission Judy Bongi Joeann Gallagher Peggy Kreger Ben Packard Melanie Tarpley Center For Career Alternatives Northwest Hair Academy Senior Services Ann Boustead Joeann Gallagher Michael Kroon Faith Palmer Katherine Taylor-Hurley Gary Bowers Center for MultiCultural Health Northwest Justice Project Social Security Administration Mary Bea Gallagher Stacey Krum Elaine Patton Brad Thomas Brenda Bratt Chihak & Gustad Esmeralda Garcia Greg Kurtz Alex Pentland Suzanne Tierney Northwest Kidney Centers Solid Ground Angie Brewer Bronwyn Gerberding Tina Lahaszow Susan Peterson Lindsey Tolson Community Psychiatric Clinic ONE Foundation Statewide Poverty Action Network Jan Bridge Anne Geurts Andrew LaMance Tim Phillips Tracy Towne Kate Broeking Crisis Clinic Pioneer Human Services Teamsters Local 117 Carol Gipson Amy Lanfear Carol Politte Dean Van Dyke Michael Bronsdon Ben Golding Jennie Lange Claudia Poor Carol Van Noy DAWN Plymouth Housing Group Teen Feed Monica Brothers Amy Goldthorpe Michele Larrabee Todd Porter Matt Vanbeek Department of Licensing Public Health - Seattle & King County Tina’s Nails Eljin Brown Paul Gomez Amanda Lawson Maneesha Prasad Eric Vazquez Department of Veterans Affairs Recovery Café University District Service Providers Alliance Molly Brown Jolene Goodson Kimberly Leary Rod Putney Eric Vazquez Laura Bruemmer DESC Rowena Runez University District Youth Center Christi Gordon Nicole Lee Terry Radichel Sasha Wadsack Nancy Bustillo-Redila Kacie Gould Yong Lee Nancy Reithaar Melissa Walker-Ramsey DSHS/State of Washington Salvation Army University of WA School of Dentistry Alicia Buterbaugh Jackie Gow Gina Levinson Marilyn Ridings Renee Welty Eastside Domestic Violence Program The Salvation Army Renton Rotary University of Washington Oral Health Chris Butler Juanita Grant Jackie Liao Elaine Riordan Alex White Express Credit Union Food Bank Collaborative James Byagagaire Ivan Graves Ann Lindwall Teresa Roach Nancy White FareStart Schroeter Goldmark & Bender Volunteers of America Western Washington Michael Cairati Nancy Greer Randolph Linmark Myra Robson Erica Wiley Grant Callahan Mona Hair Sue Long David Rosen Allison Williams Friends of Youth Sea Mar Community Health Centers VOSH-Northwest Tessie Calonge Anne Hamilton Kim Ludwig Joel Rowles Jim Wilson Seattle Community Law Center WA State Dental Hygienists’ Association Gene Juarez Academy Angela Carmichael Tiffany Hammer Chad Mack Cheri Rudolph Lynn Wilson Hepatitis Education Project Seattle Goodwill JTE WA State Oral Health Coalition Lunar Chan Jessica Hancock Mark Magill Kim Russell Jim Wood Colleen Chapman Internal Revenue Service Seattle Housing Authority – Porchlight WithinReach Linda Haro Michael J Mahoney Candace Sagor Susan Wood Lewis Cheung Derek Harris Jennelle Marken Tu Sam Tom Woolums King County Emergency Service Patrol Seattle Humane Society YMCA of Greater Seattle Linda Chism Holly Hart Paul Marshall Brad Sanner Jessica Young King County Veterans Program Seattle Indian Health Board YouthCare Curtis Cole Roxanne Helling Alisa Martinez Alberto Santiago David Yousling Legal Voice Seattle King County Dental Society YWCA Jan Collins Stefanie Henderson Celes Martinez Katie Santiago Rina Zagala Chuck Comfort Glonaz Zargar Luxottica Retail Seattle Office for Civil Rights LaQuita Hester Jolyn Mason Matt Sauri Linda Crichton Brian Higgins Nicole Matthews Shelly Savill Meg Crow Mike Hoag Krista Matulionis Erin Schaeffer Angus Cunningham Kristi Hofer Dani Mayo Jenna Schmidt

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thank yOU, generous You helped children thrive supporters of the parent-child home Your investment in United Way of King County supports programs that identify program! developmental challenges as early as possible, and that provide therapeutic YOU gave more kids an equal chance to succeed services. Last year, United Way grantees helped 2,653 kids with developmental (As of December 10, 2010) delays make progress through intensive early intervention work.

You surrounded families with support Families received compassion and guidance. Children received physical and language therapy. And some parents, who thought their kids might never walk, In many struggling families, parents lack the basic skills to teach their children. About 75 percent $5 Million watched their sons and daughters take their first steps. of the state’s lowest-income children are not ready for kindergarten. Steve and Connie Ballmer Parents are their first teachers, and all parents need support at some time in raising their children. You improved the quality of child Care Your donation to United Way of King County supports parenting classes with information like what to do when a baby cries uncontrollably, infant nutrition and a parent’s role in early childhood When young children receive high quality care, the positive effects last into development. Specialized training for parents with children who have special needs is also $1 Million early adulthood and beyond, particularly for children from low-income home available, thanks to you. environments. United Way donors make quality child care accessible to low- Microsoft income families, support child care quality improvement, educate family, friend United Way donors helped expand the reach of the Parent-Child Home Program, which engages and neighbor caregivers, and provide training for child care providers on working isolated, low-income families in their homes and coaches parents to become adept at teaching with children with special needs. their young children. $250,000- $499,999 United Way donors support accreditation for child care providers in low-income communities. Accredited providers receive more professional development than the state’s minimum licensing requirements, and they are trained to continually The Boeing Company assess their programs. When child care providers are accredited, they meet how the parent-child home program works Safeco Insurance certain national standards of professional quality child care or education. Brad Smith and So far, 44 King County child care programs serving low-income children have received accreditation through the National Association for the Education of Kathy Surace-Smith Young Children (NAEYC), the gold standard in early education, and other national accrediting bodies. Currently, United Way supports 22 child care programs working to meet Child Care Resources “Committed to Quality” goals, a step 1. Low-income towards accreditation. families with young $100,000 -$249,999 children voluntarily enroll in the program. Business Partnership for Early Learning You kept children safe Parent Jon Fine and Paula Selis Child 2x Petunia Foundation, Elizabeth Hebert Preventing abuse and neglect­—or intervening early if it’s occurred—is the best way to help a child to healthy development. Therapeutic child care, specialized Bill Henningsgaard and Susan Sullivan 2. Twice a week, a home therapy and counseling, and parenting programs are all made possible thanks to Home visitor goes to the family’s William Poole and Janet Levinger Program home and brings gifts of your generous support. books and educational toys. Blake and Molly Nordstrom 3. While playing with the child, the home A study by United Way of King County grantee, Childhaven, followed children visitor models easy things that the parent can The Seattle Foundation do to encourage early learning. that had undergone Childhaven’s comprehensive treatment program and Kids gain essential skills that prepare them to Rob Short and Emer Dooley compared results with other, less therapeutically-focused service programs. succeed in school, and parents learn how to be their child’s first and best teacher, and stay Those who received therapeutic child care were better adjusted in school, two engaged in their child’s education. and a half times less likely to abuse drugs, and six times less likely to commit serious and violent crimes as teenagers.

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volunteer reader program One of the best—and easiest—ways to help kids succeed in school is to read to them. When kids are read to at People You helped an early age, they are more likely to become readers themselves and do well in school. That’s why United Way of King County started the Volunteer Reader Program. More than 250 Volunteer Readers have gone out into the DEMANI community to read aloud to young children, and over the last year, they reached more than 1,400 kids. An only child cared for during the day by his grandmother, who speaks little English, Demani rarely saw other children and had trouble focusing. A home visitor named Sovannary worked with Demani in the Parent-Child Home Program for two years and said at first the little boy would jump up and down and run from room to room. thank you, volunteer readers! Over time, Sovannary’s twice weekly visits with Demani settled into a routine. She read with Demani and taught him colors and shapes, modeling these skills for his grandmother. Demani learned to pay attention and his Carol Abrahamson Deb Correia Marsha Heaton Thomas McFarland Mary Anne Seibert Donna Wilson Lisa Wolcott grandmother learned how to guide him and enhance his learning. By the time he began preschool, Demani was Susan Alcala Jessica Cothran Rosemary Hebert Devin McKissic Belinda Shanle Miu Wong engaged and ready to learn. Laurel Allen Stacy Cowell-Jackson Karen Heim-Reiger Jessica McNamara May Shimbo Janette Ambauen Richard Crowley Pat Helgren Colleen Melott Molly Simmons Erica Wong Hilary Anderson Kaila Cuddigan Samuel Herrera Samantha Menathy David Smithburg Kerri Youngs PATRICK & JOE Shelley Anderson Leah Culler Rose Hesselbrock Louis Mendoza Sheila Smyre Josh Zenzic-Quinlan When Patrick was diagnosed at age 3 with autism, his parents received little information and no guidance from Mara Applebaum Ellen Cullom Jolene Hilderbrand Maxwell Meredith Daniel Sommerfeld Tamara Ziesemann doctors. It wasn’t until his dad, Joe, learned about the Father’s Network, a program offered by United Way grantee, Susan Arnett Tom Cummings Karen Hill David Metting Christine Spencer James-Olivia Avigail Kindering Center, that Joe got a clear sense of how to help his son. Joe learned how to look for therapists and how Christopher Curry Shelly Holdren Emmeline Michler Vaidehi Sreenivas Ruth Bacharach Kanchanee Dafoe Rory Hollins Julia Miller Laura Srygley to choose the right education program for his son. At age 11, Patrick still has issues fitting in socially, but he more Margaret Baker Victoria Dang Janet Holter Rachael Mills-McCabe Heather Stamp than keeps up with his peers academically. These achievements were made possible thanks to the rigorous speech Ann Ballard Joan Davis Gwyn Howard Marie Morris Jackie Stapp and language therapy he received starting at an early age and the support his family received. Sraboni Basu Amy Derheim Dawn Hubbard Karen Mueller Martha Stave Thomas Bates Dianna Devlin Allison Hughes Marilyn Nicolai Kerrie Stoops MICHELLE Carol Baush Kerstin Doell Katherine Hunsberger Lucy Nolan Angela Strecker Jack Baush Dorothy Dubia Dilek Ilgiz Cynde Norr Sara Stromley Michelle, a child care provider, attended over 90 hours of professional development workshops and trainings Elizabeth Bawden Kailee Eeckhoudt Suzanne Ingrao Alexandra Oleynikova Casey Stryer funded by United Way of King County. She also waded through the demanding self-study process to become an Erin Benard John Esau Jolene Irons Mary O’Malley Kathryn Suhrbier Every Wednesday, accredited child care provider. Being accredited means Michelle has the tools to offer higher quality child care, Jeannie Bennett May Espejo Laura Irwin Sandi Palmer Jamie Suit which will create long-term benefits for the kids under her guidance. Kathy Bennett Elizabeth Fairchild Kathy Isaac Allison Palumbarit Soo Sung May goes to a child Susan Beverly Ann Fasano Sureena Izham Susan Patterson Bea Sweeney Melissa Bigler Susan Fenoglio Mary Jackson Amy Patton Sharyse Tacy care center in West Margaret Bloor Kristin Fersch Bill Jacobus Susan Peiser Cynthia Taylor Seattle and reads with early learning Harry Bonnette Jamie Fiala Michelle Johansen Dung Phan Karla Thomas Naomi Botkin Robyn Fields Elizabeth Johnson Kathryn Piersall Amy Tooley the kids for an hour. how united way invested your money Hilary Bowker Jon Fine Brian Johnson Dorothy Pinney Anne Tooley Kate Bowlus Rebecca Fine Karla Johnson Bonnie Pomeroy Rachel Toroni She shares stories, Kim Boyle Emily Fitz Monica Jolley Melissa Powell Karen Trask Chris Brockopp Malaya Fletcher Julie Kalligerakis Carl Pugliese Tammie Treibley teaches the children families 5,018 young children Stephanie Brown Lisa Foster Jennifer Kapur Kerry Radcliffe Charlotte Trout new words and shows 11,461 were linked met their Aria Brunson Theresa Frasch Kristine Kenney Sabitha Rajagopal Theresa Tuck to quality developmental Jason Buchanan Phyllis Friedman Dean Kilodavis Rachel Raymond Patricia Tucker-Dolan them how to use their child care. milestones and Laurie Burnett Stephen Gacek Sarah King Aimee Recuenco Sandra-Jo Ulrey were prepared Shannon Buss Michelle Gallegos Teri Korsmo Gayle Reed Sarah Um imagination. May Danielle Butz Linda Gammill Joan Kropf Lori Reichert Denice Van to enter enjoys the fun she has kindergarten. Megan Caldwell Maridee Garvey Rebecca Kuenzel Joe Reineke Heeringen-Brown Su Vathanaprida Marcia Callescura Scott Gilgallon Nina Lacey Laurie Rice with the wriggly, giggly Carrie Campbell Erik Gillespie Karinn Lane Nedra Rivera Huntington Molly Viers Sharon Carroll Wayne Glover Belinda Lee Peggy Roberts Khushbu Vyas preschoolers, and she moms and Arthur Carter Julie Gommi Mandy Lehigh Jason Robison Andrea Wahlborg child care providers 6,577 dads learned Kristine Casey Mary Graham Marina Luis Bonnie Rosalind Emily Walker feels good about the 109 received assistance parenting Regina Chang Kathleen Graham Susan Lundgren Kathy Rossol Laura Walker with licensing and skills. Nancy Chase Shelly Graham Kathleen Mahoney Robin Rothe Delonda Ward positive impact she’s accreditation to Debora Chen Barbara Warden Patricia Gray Rowena Mangohig Eileen Rule making in their lives. improve the quality Emily Chou Michelle Gray Linda Martinez Gurleen Sachar Brianna Wartman of their service. Kaaren Clifford Roberta Gurtowski Susan Massey Sandip Sall Ryan Weh Sheri Clifford Mary Harley Michele Mather Kaylee Schaeper Janet Welch Jesse Cole Maggie Hartle Mark Mcalexander Christine Schwager Lee Wheeler Total grant funding in 2010: $3,994,000 Carolyn Cole Carol Hatlen Alexis McCauley Jana Schwartz Arie Whitman Erica Cooper Dustin McCrory Darlene Secord Vivian Williams

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day of caring photo contest winners Most Creative Team Photo Best Captures the Spirit of Day of Caring Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Mass Mutual at the Washington Park Arboretum at the Downtown Seattle YMCA YOU volunteered your time and talents Photographer: Jennifer Kallmeyer Photographer: Christina Roark 10,500 volunteers turned out for United Way’s annual Day of Caring, the largest single-day of volunteering in Washington state!

day of caring volunteers made a difference at 424 project sites all across king county

Shoreline Qwest Field Events Center Sorted donations at Food Lifeline. Community Resource Exchange The day’s largest project was United Way’s Community Resource Exchange. In one place, on one day, people experiencing Kirkland Funniest Team Photo homelessness were connected with the Painted and landscaped supplies and services they needed— at the Boys & Girls Club. everything from backpacks, free health care AT&T at the Washington Park Arboretum and haircuts, to voicemail accounts, legal Photographer: Christine Flores assistance and help finding housing. In all, 300 volunteers and 110 service providers Redmond offered help and hope to over 2,400 people. Organized lab materials for the Lake Washington School District elementary science program.

Bellevue Best Before and After Remodeled a house for The Sophia Way Seattle to provide a safe place for homeless Microsoft at Childhaven – Creekmore Branch Organized clothes women to stay. and toys for Photographer: Autumn Sheppard homeless children at Baby Boutique. Issaquah Built mountain bike trails at Duthie Hill Park. thank yOU, day of caring sponsors!

Seattle Kent Assisted teachers in the classroom Hosted a “A Day at the State and spruced up the grounds at Fair” for adults with development Beacon Hill International School. disabilities from ElderHealth Burien Northwest. Painted rooms at Curiosity Corner School.

federal way Read with kids at Mark Twain Elementary.

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Lake Washington School District Outdoors for All Foundation Royal Celebrity Tours Treehouse Lake Wilderness Arboretum PACCAR Inc. Ryther Child Center Triumph Aerospace Systems Foundation Page Ahead Children’s Literacy Sacajawea Elementary PTA UPS day of caring participating organizations Lambert House Organization Sacred Heart Shelter United Way of King County Lettuce Link Parker, Smith & Feek, Inc. Safeco Insurance Company University District Youth Center Lifelong AIDS Alliance Parkview Services Salvation Army Renton University Family YMCA Acres Of Diamonds Catholic Youth Organization Esterline Technologies Corp. GMMB The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. Passages Northwest SCAN Community Media University of Washington Aerojet CB Richard Ellis Evergreen Bank Green Footprints Action Works Medical Center Little Bit Therapeutic Riding Center Paws Play Sea Mar Community Health Centers Akamai Technologies Inc. Center for Human Services - Evergreen Healthcare Green Seattle Partnership Lowes Paychex, Inc. US Coast Guard King County Reforestation Projects Seanet Alaska Airlines Evergreen Healthcare Foundation Magnuson Community Garden PCL Construction Services, Inc. US Department of Labor Childhaven Habitat for Humanity East King Seattle Art Museum Alpha Supported Living Services Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance County Magnuson Environmental Peace for the Streets by Kids Vashon Youth & Family Services Children’s Home Society of Stewardship Alliance from the Streets Seattle Audubon Society Amara, formerly Washington Expedia, Inc. Harborview Medical Center The Vera Project Medina Children’s Services Major Lindsey & Africa PeaceHealth Seattle Bank Children’s Therapy Center Faith In Action: The Hartford Vertex Business Services APL School Supporting Senior Independence Mamma’s Hands PEMCO Seattle Children’s Home Chubb Group of Insurance Hearing, Speech & Deafness Center Virginia Mason Medical Center Arboretum Cohorts of Family Resource Center Marriott International People For Puget Sound Seattle Goodwill Companies Heartbeat Serving Wounded Vision House South Seattle Community College FamilyWorks Family Resource Center Seattle Mariners Church Of Mary Magdalene Warriors MassMutual Financial Group Peoples Family Life Center Volunteer Chore Services of Arts In Motion, & Food Bank Seattle Mennonite Church A Community School Of The Arts City Of SeaTac Domestic Violence Helping Hands for the Disabled McGladrey Perkins Coie LLP King County Task Force Farmers New World Seattle Musical Theatre (SMT) Asian Counseling and Life Insurance Co. Highline Botanical Garden Microsoft Petite Daycare Volunteers of America Western Foundation Seattle Parks and Recreation Washington Referral Service City of Seattle Fauntleroy Children’s Center Millionair Club Charity PetroCard AT&T City Of Tukwila Volunteer Program Hilltop House Retirement Residence Seattle Tilth Association WA State Housing Finance Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project MMC Phinney Neighborhood Association Commission Atlantic Street Center City of Woodinville Holland America Line Inc. The Seattle Times Filipino Community of Seattle Moss Adams LLP Photo Center NW Wallingford Boys & Girls Club- Homestead Community Land Trust Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission Axio Research Cleveland High School First A.M.E. Child and Family Center Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust Physicians Insurance A Mutual View Ridge Unit B. F. Day Elementary School - Clothes For Kids (CFK) Hope For Horses Company Secondary Bilingual Orientation Wallingford Community Senior First Place Multifaith Works Center Seattle School District Coal Creek Family YMCA Hopelink Pike Market Senior Center & Center Flow International Corporation Multi-Service Center Downtown Food Bank Senior Services Baby Boutique Columbia Lutheran Home Housing at the Crossroads Washington Care Center FM Global Music Center of the Northwest Plymouth Housing Group Serenity Equine Rescue and Bailey-Boushay House Community Day School Association Humane Society - Western Region Washington Holdings The Food Bank at St. Mary’s Mutual of Enumclaw Insurance The Polyclinic Rehabilitation (SERR) Ballard Boys and Girls Club Community Harvest of Humane Society at HappyPaws Farm Washington Park Arboretum/ Food Lifeline NAMI Greater Seattle Seward Park Environmental & Arboretum Foundation Ballard NW Senior Center Southwest Seattle Port of Seattle Audubon Center IBM Corporation National Council of Jewish Women, Bank of America Community Homes, Inc. Fortune Bank P-Patch Community Gardening Washington Talking Book & Braille Inglewood Residential and Seattle Section Program Shannon & Associates, LLP Library Beacon Alliance of Neighbors Community Lunch on Capitol Hill Foss Maritime Company Community Services The Nature Consortium PROVAIL Shoreline Children’s Center Washington Trails Association Beacon Hill International School Community Psychiatric Clinic Fred Hutchinson Cancer International Smile Power Research Center Navos Project LEAD Alumni Small Faces Child Development Waste Management of Seattle Ben Bridge Jeweler Compass Housing Alliance InvestED, formerly Haas Foundation Center Friends of Cottage Lake Neighborhood House Providence Health & Services Water Tenders Bicycle Alliance Of Washington Curiosity Corner School J.C. Penney Company Sno-Valley Senior Center Friends of Deadhorse Canyon Nellie Goodhue Group Homes Providence Marianwood Way Back Inn Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Denise Louie Education Center Jacobson, Jarvis & Company, PLLC So Beight Promotions The Friends of Interlaken-Boren Park New Beginnings, Ending Domestic Puget Sound Blood Center and Wells Fargo bluLink Solutions LLC Digital Promise Japan Business Association in the Violence Program The Sophia Way Friends of Leschi Natural Area State of Washington WestSide Baby BNY Mellon Domestic Abuse Women’s Network New Futures Puget Sound Business Journal Sound Child Care Solutions Friends of Madrona Woods JPMorgan Chase & Co. Weyerhaeuser Company Bow Lake Elementary Downtown Emergency New Horizon School Puget Sound Energy Southeast Youth and Family Services Service Center Friends of NE Queen Anne Parks Jubilee REACH Center White Center Food Bank Boyer Children’s Clinic NIKE Puget Sound Regional Council Southwest Boys & Girls Club Downtown Seattle YMCA Friends of South Portage Bay Jubilee Women’s Center WhitePages.com, Inc. Boys & Girls Clubs of Bellevue Reclamation/Montlake Nordstrom Pyramid Sprague Israel Giles, Inc. EagleView Technologies Waterfront Park K&L Gates Whitman Middle School Boys & Girls Clubs of King County North Helpline Food Bank PwC St. Andrew’s Housing Group EarthCorps Friends of the Cedar River Kindering Center Windward Environmental LLC Boys & Girls Clubs of King County- North Seattle Community College St. Benedict School - Seattle Watershed Rainier Valley Food Bank Wing-It Productions Renton/Skyway Branch East African Rural Development King Conservation District North Seattle Family Center Starbucks Coffee Company Foundation Friends of the Children - King County Rebuilding Together Seattle The Wintonia Boys & Girls Clubs of King County - King County Combined Federal Northshore Senior Center Statewide Poverty Action Network Rotary Branch Eastside Audubon Friends of the Seattle Public Library Campaign Recovery Cafe Wright Runstad & Company Northshore YMCA Stevens Elementary School - Briarcrest Elementary Eastside Baby Corner Friends of Youth - King County King County Division of Parks and Redmond/Sammamish Boys & Seattle School District Wunderman Recreation Northwest Center - Seattle Girls Club Bridge Disability Ministries El Centro de la Raza From Roots to Wings Early Sustainable Path Foundation Youth Tutoring Program Childhood Development Center King County Library System Northwest Harvest Refugee Women’s Alliance Building Changes Elder and Adult Day Services The Tavon Center YouthCare General Dynamics-OTS Aerospace King County Water and Land Northwest Share Renton Housing Authority The Camelot Society ElderHealth Northwest Resources Division Technology Access Foundation YWCA Family Village General Services Administration Notre Dame AmeriCorps - Seattle Rhapsody Car Toys, Inc. and Wireless Emergency Feeding Program of Kirkland Arts Center Teen Feed YWCA of Seattle - King County - Advocates LLC Seattle and King County GHD, Inc. Online Computer Library Center Richard Hugo House Snohomish County Kirkland Boys & Girls Club Thornton Creek Alliance Cascade Bank Encompass Gilda’s Club Seattle Open Arms Perinatal Services Ronald McDonald House Charities ZGF Architects LLP Kirkland Interfaith Transitions in of Western Washington & Alaska Tibetan Nuns Project Cascade Land Conservancy Enterprise Holdings Girl Scouts of Western Washington Operation Nightwatch Zones, Inc. Housing (KITH) Rosehedge AIDS Housing & Tiny Tots Development Center Cascade People’s Center Ernst & Young LLP Global Visionaries OPERATION: Sack Lunch Healthcare KOMO TV/Fisher Broadcasting Transitional Resources

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Cherri Magat Robert Noble Liane Rulifson Quan To Michelle Mains Sara Norman Judy Ruskell Sarah Todd Chitra Mandyam Chris Norred Mwanza Russell Casey Tompkins day of caring project leaders Steve Mantle Patrick Novack Devin Rychetnik Michael Toomey LeAnne Marshall Carolann O’Brien Juel Rypka Joseph Torres Rahel Abraham Nonna Bulanyy Howie Dickerman Cassia Haft Gayle Keenan Roy Martin Marcy O’Brien Rachel Sacramento James Truhan Chris Acker Nora Burton Jules Dickerson Jared Hager Daniel Keller AnneMarie Mason Jennifer Ogden Althea Saldanha John Trujillo Brad Ackerman Keshia Caldart Sherry DiJulio Jackie Hallstrom Cindy Kelso Preston Mathis Mari Olsen Diana Saltkill Carrie Valladares Eric Adler Monica Carranza Ariel Dos Santos Blaine Hammond Roxanne Kenison Michele McCall Elisabeth Olson Raelene Sanders Rebecca Van Bodegraven Doug Alexander Kate Carte Jean Duffy Kelly Hance Robin Kilwine Patricia McClements Lauri Olson Chris Sanders Annette Van Dervort Natalia Alexander Jenifer Castillo Brianna Dunford Kim Hancher Cheryl Kirkwood Jamie McConnell Kaven Oltman April Sanders Jennifer Vaughan Jeanne Allen Eileen Chaffen Tina Dunn Heidi Hanson Theresa Kizer Kelli McGee Courtney Owen Vicky Santangelo Eric Vazquez Leigh Allen Wendy Chaffey Neil Dunn Janna Harala Laura Klebs Janice McKeever Andy Padawer Jim Schumacher Meghana Vishvanath Aravind Aluri Jeana Chaffin Tony East Shannon Harrington Jill Knaack GerriAnne McMakin Nicole Papineau Richard Lance Semer Dana Visser Stephanie Anderson Srijan Chakraborty Ted Eckert Beth-Anne Harvey Sean Kollenkark Tonya McNabb Stephanie Patterson Atul Shah Florence Vollmer Monique Anello Colleen Chapman Lynn Edmark Katherine Haselton Wendy Koob James McNaul Shannon Patterson Atul Shah Todd Wagner John Ano Bosco Chau Michiko Edwards Katheryn Hayes Sandeep Koorse Joe McVicar Stephanie Peacock Khuram Shahid Chris Warfield Shanna Applebee Nora Chen Matt Eldridge Theresa Haynie Melanie Koss Ann Mecklenburg Brittney Perreault Cheryl Shawlee Laura Washington Charlie Arcuri Kevin Chin Tina Endres Julie Heimbigner Casey Krause Lauren Mehl Nancy Perry Autumn Sheppard Jamie Watson Julia Atwood Jessica Cho Neil Enns Ronnie Henderson Wendy Krause Paul Mendes Mark Peterson Rebecca Shorrock Terri Watson Ani Babaian John Chuang Ruth Erickson Christina Hentges Trevor Kruse Louis Mendoza Elaine Peterson Marianne Short Jessica Watts Duane Bakke Jennifer Civitts Kelli Erlandson Tom Herzer Jennie Lange Libby Meren Erik Peterson Cecil Sidwell Henry Webb Stephen Baldock Stephen Clark Noel Estrada Brian Hogan Jennifer Langen Brian Mesh Shannon Peterson Alina Skripnik Wendy Weiker Tim Ball Robert Coggins Jaimie Faccone Rory Hollins Leah Lansberry Austin Jennifer Miller Jeff Peterson Heidi Smith Arianne Weldon Susanne Banks Deborra Coghill Ben Farrow Mari Horita Tara Larson Debi Miller Murphy Tony Picardo Doug Smith Erin Weled Teresa Barcus Larry Colagiovanni Pete Federici Heidi Horn Rachel Lauritzen LaToya Mills Sheri Polt David Snider Peter Wengert Joseph Baroh Ashley Coleman Deana Fenton Ted Hudek Thu Le Vicki Milton Cecelia Porto Jennifer Stankovich Dashiel Wham Dan Barritt Nancy Coleman Brooke Fisher Tess Hurley Minjung Lee Ray Minchew Tammy Preuss Don Stanwyck Ruby White Liz Batson Annemarie Colino Rob Flajole Laura Hurtig Shannon Leighton Lisa Miniken Courtney Price Adam Steenwyk Jennifer Whitney Felicia Bawdon Jennifer Cooper Bree Fode Tina Hussar Grace Lennil Linda Minor Julie Proctor Millie Steury Shelley Wick Mary Beinner Amissa Cormier Brandon Forman Alex Ingerman Amy Leonard Sameer Mirza Barbara Quenga Colleen Stevens Christopher Wiggins John Benson Dana Cornie Bill Fovargue Renuka Iyer Leandra LeRoue Christine Miskin Ada Quinones-Braswell Lindsay Stewart Erica Wiley Jennifer Bergstrom Jeff Cree Steven Franz Candice Jackson Danielle LeSure Lisa Mitchell Shana Radtke Sara Stromley David Willard Claudia Betz-Haubold Terry Crowley Jennifer Frazier Lynn Jackson Anne Leyva Victoria Mitten-Kaleff Sabitha Rajagopal Candice Strudel Lori Williams Lacey Birk Brittany Culver Jeff Friedman Carrie Jacox Larry Liang Michelle Moore Tiffany Rand Christina Svetlik Elspeth Williams Scott K Bishop Catherine Cunan Darin Frost Celeste Jalbert Ying Lin Anna Moore Satvir Randhawa Mary Sweeney Tina Wissmar Lynda Blake Gary Danberg Kari Furse Nathan James Karen Linscott Dana Moreland Manik Rane Shirin Tabrizi Mark Wittow Lara Blake April Daniel Hugo Garcia Jeannette Jarvis Chelsey Loeffers Cliff Morgan Vinay Reddy Mohamed Talat Dana Woodall Will Blockson Eugenie D’Aoust Julien Geffriaud Karen Jaskolka Raveendrnathan Tim Morley Bryan Reich Lonia Tate Rachel Woodruff Loganathan Jeff Bostwick Gina Darcy Bronwyn Gerberding Sarah Joers Jonathan Morrison Sirirat Reinikka Donna Taylor Carrie Yamada Harmony Long Tracy Botsford Martine Dardignac Krystal Gerth Tracy Johnson Brett Muhlestein Tami Reisman Betty Taylor Mary Ann Yashima Todd Long Jorg Bott Joan Davis Kathleen Gesinger Denise Jones Daniel Mullowney Barbara Reynolds Katherine Taylor-Hurley Jeannette Yim Hugo Lopez Ann Boustead Valeria Davis Andy Gordon Eric Jorgensen Rachana Mundra Richard Riley Sandi Tennyson Jun Young Doug Lotz Sarah Brace Patrick Day Jessica Gorman Amir Kabbara Stephanie Murray Susan Robinson William Thayer Vicky Yuki Hannah Love Garth Bradley Mark Dederer Hari Govind Jennifer Kallmeyer Jeff Myrter Sue Rodriguez Justin Thenutai Mandy Zheng June Low Wil Brady Annie Deeds LaSonia Green Terri Kalloway Irena Netik Roxy Rogers Laura Thompkins Xiao You Zhou Lou Lucarelli Sheri Brassell Mike Delaney Makeba Greene Jason Karpen Leslie Nichols Harry Rogers Steve Thompson Katrina Zuccaro Marcia Macdonald Karen Brauer Christina Delia Matthew Griffin Brian Kauer Margaret Nicosia Edel Rogers Michelle Thompson Linda Zumdieck Monika Machado Jeremy Britten Monica DeMeulemeester Jennifer Grimes Kelly Kauffman Madhura Nirkhe Melissa Rowton Amie Tiffany Tawnya Maddox Lisa Brogan Andrea DeYoung Kuber Gudipati Amanda Kays

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You helped nonprofits be more effectivE

You helped nonprofits be more effectivE Corporate Volunteer Council AmeriCorps Volunteers at United Way The Corporate Volunteer Council is a Volunteer Impact Program Governance Trainers coalition of area businesses that partners AmeriCorps is a network of national service For many years, Teen Feed has used volunteers to run an evening meal program for homeless teens United Way of King County enhances the with United Way to foster strong, effective programs that engage Americans each year in the University District. After participating in United Way’s Volunteer Impact Program, Teen Feed capacity of nonprofit organizations to deliver employee volunteer programs in the Puget in intensive service to meet critical needs staff utilized volunteers more effectively, and the organization developed a new elevated “volunteer services in the community by providing training Sound region. in education, public safety, health and the advocate” role. opportunities and discussion forums for staff Accenture environment. Volunteer advocates are matched with teens in the evening meal program and spend the evening and board members around key nonprofit getting to know the youth and working with them on interpersonal skills. Volunteers now have a management and governance issues. These Alaska Airlines clearer role as Teen Feed’s ears and eyes on the dining room floor and as a result, youth receive trainings and forums are open to all nonprofit Bank of America Yuri Kim organizations and volunteers. better and more prompt support. The volunteers will likely stick around longer, too, now that their BECU Mandy Lehigh roles are clearer and they realize the impact they are having. Lauren Atkinson B-Line, LLC Matt Levin The Volunteer Impact Program provided Teen Feed and 19 additional hunger relief organizations with Sarah Bicknell The Boeing Company intensive training, consulting, planning and implementation support to strengthen their volunteer Adrienne Caver-Hall management practices. Brighton Jones LLC Peter Drury A United Way study showed that King County nonprofits struggle to optimize the time and talents Clearwire Lisa Fitzhugh of volunteers. United Way responded to that need by developing the Volunteer Impact Program and Deloitte Susan Howlett focusing on organizations meeting people’s basic needs—specifically those addressing hunger. In Dorsey & Whitney LLP volunteer management addition to a $65,500 federal grant through HandsOn Network, we invested our staff expertise and Richard Humphreys Expedia, Inc. funding for Executive Service Corps to partner with us in delivering the program. report contributors Nancy Long Expeditors International of Ted Lord Washington In May 2010, United Way of King County released the report, “Volunteer volunteer impact program participants Sharon Lucas Harborview Medical Center Management: Challenge and Opportunities Catholic Community Services– Pike Market Senior Center & Amanda Madorno Holland America Line, Inc. Facing Nonprofits,” which addresses the Issaquah Meals Downtown Food Bank Sharron O’Donnell HomeStreet Bank challenges of volunteer engagement, Church of Mary Magdalene Puget Sound Labor Agency, AFL-CIO Laura Pierce Intelius hopeful signs and implications for Compass Housing Alliance Rainier Valley Food Bank Angela Powell JPMorgan Chase & Co. organizations, leadership and funders. El Centro de la Raza Recovery Cafe Jim Pullen K&L Gates Emergency Feeding Program Senior Services Amanda Buchan Cory Sbarbaro King County Library System Hopelink Teen Feed Rick Lynch Scott Schaffer KPMG LLP Millionair Club Charity The Food Bank at St. Mary’s Jill Sheldon Microsoft Multi-Service Center Volunteers of America/Greenwood PEMCO Food Bank Ruby Smith Love North Helpline PwC Phinney Neighborhood Center/ White Center Food Bank Amy Zimerman Puget Sound Energy Greenwood Senior Center Safeco Insurance Seattle University Project LEAD Trainers Project LEAD is generously sponsored by Slalom Consulting United Way’s Project LEAD is an in-depth leadership program that focuses on recruiting, training Sound Community Bank and connecting people of color to boards and committees of local nonprofit organizations so that Starbucks Coffee Company organizations can reflect and respond to diversity. The program provides a fast track for highly Tacoma Public Utilities qualified individuals to develop the knowledge base they need to become key nonprofit volunteers. T-Mobile LueRachelle Brim-Atkins Tracy Patterson US Bank Jon Fine Angela Powell Thanks also to : UPS

Mari Horita Ruben Rivera-Jackman Wright Runstad & Company Washington State Employees Credit Union Richard Humphreys Mahnaz Sherzoi and Wells Fargo ©2010 Creative Ground Ellen Kuo Erin Welch Bell Harbor International Conference Center Weyerhaeuser Company Sharron O’Donnell Camille Wooden for their support. Wimmer Solutions

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2009-2010 Spirit of Caring Awards

Costco Wholesale takes top honors at United Way’s Spirit of Caring Celebration YOU gave generously: Corporations Every year, United Way of King County recognizes outstanding workplace campaigns with the Spirit of Caring Awards. Costco Wholesale received the 2009-2010 Spirit of Puget Sound Award, King County’s highest achievement in corporate philanthropy. It honors outstanding community involvement, sustained campaign excellence and the promotion of volunteerism. For the 2009-2010 campaign season, the employees of Costco Wholesale showed incredible heart and boundless generosity. Chairman Jeff Brotman’s and CEO Jim Sinegal’s strong leadership and commitment to United Way of King County resonated throughout the company, and made this campaign year an exceptional success. Leadership Giving (gifts of $1,000 and above) jumped 7 percent company-wide, and overall participation was 84 percent—a 33 percent increase. Adding to Costco’s campaign success was its innovative new Express Pledge System. This point-of-sale pledge system for employees enabled gifts to go directly to United Way of King County in $5 increments, which generated nearly $60,000. Lauren Kutschka accepted the award on Costco’s behalf In all, Costco’s Northwest region raised $3.7 million for United Way of King County during a superb campaign. Costco employees also gave generously of their time, volunteering on Day of Caring.

Executive of the Year Award Most SignificantI ncrease Award Recognizing an exceptional level of support for United Way For exceptional campaign growth of King County by a top executive Charter Bank Sandy Gregory, Seattle Seahawks top 40 supporters of united way of king county First Place School Companies listed gave between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 Ambassador of the Year INCA Engineers Inc. For an individual who has demonstrated exceptional dedication as an advocate for United Way of King County United Way of King County is proud to recognize our top 40 supporters and their employees Leadership Giving Award Lucy Pruzan For workplaces that promote giving at the $1,000 level and above PwC 1 The Boeing Company and 14 Expeditors International of 28 Washington Federal Volunteer of the Year Award Employees Community Fund of Washington, Inc. For a United Way of King County volunteer who has shown a level of Sustaining Supporter Award Boeing Puget Sound 29 GE Corporation commitment to the mission and priorities of United Way that exceeds For a demonstrated pattern of giving at a consistent level 15 Physio-Control, Inc. expectations and whose work has had a significant impact on for the past five years 2 Microsoft 30 holland America Line Inc. advancing United Way’s mission 16 Weyerhaeuser Company Davis Wright Tremaine LLP 3 Nordstrom 31 Ben Bridge Jeweler Elaine Sells 17 northwest Administrators, Inc. Kent School District 4 Costco Wholesale 32 The Seattle Times Chairman’s Award Washington Federal 18 Perkins Coie LLP For overall campaign excellence 5 Safeco Insurance 33 Deloitte 19 Sellen Construction Company Inc Nordstrom Best New Campaign Award 6 PACCAR Inc 34 Washington State Combined For outstanding first-year campaigns 20 nintendo of America Inc Fund Drive Physio-Control Inc. 7 AT&T Alaska National Insurance Company 21 Pacific Coast Feather Company 35 K&L Gates Innovative Fundraising Award 8 Bank of America For a new partnership or collaboration that results in greater visibility Campaign Coordinator of the Year Award 22 Wells Fargo 36 Esterline Technologies Corp. and increased donations for United Way of King County For outstanding individual employees who coordinate a workplace 9 UPS giving campaign 23 Davis Wright Tremaine LLP 37 Trilogy Partnership Microsoft 10 Puget Sound Energy Bill Wallace 24 Virginia Mason Medical Center 38 Seattle University Outstanding Employee Volunteer Program National Frozen Foods Corporation 11 Qwest 25 PwC 39 FedEx For a company that has a strong commitment to volunteerism and that Ben Farrow 12 PCL Construction Services, Inc. encourages employees to make a difference through volunteering 26 Group Health Cooperative 40 (tie) Enterprise Holdings and Puget Sound Energy 13 U.S. Bank Washington Dental Service Deloitte Caren Skube 27 Seattle Mariners The Boeing Company and Employees Community Fund of Boeing Puget Sound

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Million dollar companies top corporate contributors Companies listed gave between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 U.S. Bank ties Companies listed gave between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 corporate gift Thanks a billion, UPS! United Way of King County thanks the leading businesses United Way of King County applauds these organizations and their to success of employees for raising $1 million or more in their workplace giving and their employees that support us with corporate gifts. employee giving This year, UPS reached an incredible campaigns. milestone in generosity. Since 1982, UPS campaign $1 Million and above $20,000 - $49,999 and its employees have donated $1 billion to Many companies recognize the value of Alaskan Copper & Brass United Ways across the country. The Boeing Company a corporate gift, but how does it affect Microsoft Battelle Seattle Research Center UPS has been the top corporate giver to a campaign? Employees appreciate Car Toys, Inc. and United Ways for nine of the last 10 years. Wireless Advocates LLC when their company displays leadership UPS employees and their families also $100,000 - $999,999 Charlie’s Produce by giving philanthropically. To leverage contributed more than 1.2 million hours AT&T City of Seattle the corporate gift during its campaign, of volunteer service last year through the Bank of America Davis Wright Tremaine LLP U.S. Bank ties the amount of its company’s Global Volunteer Month and Costco Wholesale Dorsey & Whitney LLP corporate gift to the amount given by its Neighbor-to-Neighbor program. Nordstrom Enterprise Holdings employees. Campaign Coordinator Cat Locally, UPS employees have volunteered northwest Administrators, Inc. Farmers New World Life Martin raised awareness by creating Insurance Co. with our Free Tax Prep Campaign, helping PACCAR Inc Care Force, a group of team leaders FM Global working families build savings. We’ve also PCL Construction Services, Inc. trained to run departmental campaigns. Foss Maritime had UPS employees join our Volunteer Physio-Control, Inc. Martin ensured that each executive GE Corporation Reader Program. And for the last few years, Qwest was personally asked to head up their The Glosten Associates, Inc. UPS leadership has actively participated Safeco Insurance in our annual Lobby Day efforts in Olympia divisional campaign. With all the top- GM Nameplate Inc U.S. Bank where they supported early childhood level support—including bank President, Green Mountain Coffee Wells Fargo roasters, Inc. education and 2-1-1. Ken Kirkpatrick—and a great deal Weyerhaeuser Company Group Health Cooperative of employee outreach, U.S. Bank UPS drivers helped United Way of King KeyBank County transport supplies to the Community employees maximized their giving. The $50,000 - $99,999 King 5 Resource Exchange which served people campaign increased by nearly 20 percent Esterline Technologies Corp. LMN Architects experiencing homelessness in our and, in turn, the corporate gift jumped Expeditors International of London Fog Group, Inc. community. UPS also sponsored Day of significantly as well. Washington, Inc. Lynden, Inc. Caring, which is the largest single-day of First Choice Health national Frozen Foods Corporation volunteering in Washington state. network, Inc. new York Life Insurance In 1907, 19-year-old Jim Casey borrowed Microsoft Auction Raises $450,000 holland America Line Inc. PEMCO $100 from a friend to start a small company Microsoft IT built an online auction tool to help raise funds for United Way among employees. Macy’s The Polyclinic in Seattle that would later become UPS. Over time, the capabilities of the tool have increased dramatically, in part because the tool has nintendo of America Inc SSA Marine From the very beginning, UPS has been about migrated to Windows Azure, the company’s new cloud services platform. Using Azure has enabled Puget Sound Energy Unigard Insurance Group people helping people to do great things in dramatic enhancements of the user experience, including 3-D graphics and motion effects with Microsoft Silverlight. rainier Investment Virginia Mason Medical Center the community. We are proud to join United Management, Inc. Washington Athletic Club Ways across the country in thanking UPS and In 2010, the auction raised more than $450,000 for United Way. The success of the auction tool has attracted broad interest from other companies and NGOs, and Microsoft is working to share its Seattle Mariners Washington Federal its employees for donating their money and innovation with others to assist in their fundraising efforts. UPS Wright Runstad & Company volunteering their time. Congratulations on Special thanks to the Microsoft auction team: Deb Rakow, James Sukhabut, Jorge Berlanga, Washington Dental Service reaching the $1 billion milestone! Pankaj Arora, Armando Valenzula, Innocent Ndimubanzi, Chris Sinco, Louis Farris, Bruce E. Johnson, Paulina Bustos Arellano, Tom Moran and Melinda Anderson.

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community speakers 2010 - 2011 2010 - 2011 Loaned executives Loaned executive sponsors Thank you to the volunteers who speak top leadership giving companies on behalf of United Way of King County Melinda Anderson United Way of King County thanks at organizations running workplace the following companies and Companies listed gave between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 Gary Bowers giving campaigns and who encourage organizations for providing employees people to invest in our community. and sponsorship dollars for the Loaned Thank you to the companies that set the standard for Leadership Giving to United Way of Marletta Boyd II Executive program. Loaned Executives King County. The numbers next to the company name represent the number of leadership Akhtar Badshah Monica Brothers work as fundraisers and community givers per company. Leadership givers contribute $1,000 or more to United Way. David Bley James Byagagaire representatives for United Way of King Dan Brettler County, and they are a key part of our Aaron Donne Employees Community Fund of Boeing Group Health Cooperative 20 Jeffrey Brotman continuing success. Puget Sound 2,785 Expeditors International of David Brown Anne Geurts Microsoft 322 Washington, Inc. 18 Accenture Colleen B. Brown Carol Gipson Nordstrom 213 Safeco Insurance 18 Doreen Cato Bank of America Juanita Grant U.S. Bank 73 Weyerhaeuser Company 18 Sandra Cavanaugh Michael J. Cave The Boeing Company Sellen Construction Company Inc. 67 PCL Construction Services, Inc. 17 Ivan Graves Greg Collins FedEx PACCAR Inc 66 Seattle Mariners 17 Fred Devereux Anne Hamilton General Dynamics Perkins Coie LLP 65 HomeStreet Bank 16 Joni Earl Tiffany Hammer Jon Fine Group Health Cooperative AT&T 54 Ernst & Young LLP 14 Mike Hoag Dan Fulton Puget Sound Energy 48 KPFF Inc. 14 King County Library System José Gaitán Kristi Hofer United Way of King County 37 The Polyclinic 14 Microsoft Maria L. Goodloe-Johnson, Ph.D. Karen Howells Nintendo of America Inc. 36 Washington State Paul Haas Combined Fund Drive 14 Nordstrom Costco Wholesale 34 Cole Hardman Zack Hudgins Physio-Control, Inc. 13 PEMCO UPS 31 Mike Heinisch Jodie King Seattle Public Schools 13 Bill Hobson Puget Sound Energy Bank of America 29 Eddie Kirschenbaum Foster Pepper PLLC 12 Paul Johns PwC 28 Seattle Mariners Holland America Line Inc. 12 Dale Lauer Kimberly Leary Enterprise Holdings 27 Rachel Lauritzen Turner Construction Company Lane Powell PC 12 Nate Mladenovic Davis Wright Tremaine LLP 26 Tod Leiweke Moss Adams LLP 12 United Way of King County Deloitte 25 Janet Levinger Jim Moran Bader Martin, P.S. 11 Washington Federal K&L Gates 25 Sandra E. Madrid, Ph.D. Melissa Orr Washington Dental Service 11 Brian McAndrews Weyerhaeuser Company Virginia Mason Medical Center 24 Marilyn Ridings KeyBank 10 Steve McKean Seattle University 22 David Okimoto Pacific Coast Feather Company 10 Katie Santiago Stoel Rives LLP 22 Bill Ptacek Seattle-Northwest Securities Corporation 10 Brenna Shanks The Seattle Times 21 Rita Ryder Alberto Santiago Jessica Smith Boeing continues 50 years of support Al D. Smith Tony Spinrad Brad Smith 50 In 1951, the CEO of The Boeing Company, Bill Allen, served as United Way’s campaign chair, Karen Marcotte Solimano Spencer Watts The numbers tell the story and he recruited 10 Boeing employees to support fundraising efforts, establishing the Loaned Executive program. David H. Straus at PwC Renee Welty The program is a national model for how the business and nonprofit sectors can work together to create success 28 James Sun Alex White in the community. Thank you to Boeing for its leadership and for continuing to lend us some of its best and Thanks to campaign lead, Ann Felton, and company management lead, Matt Kosmicki, Kathy Surace-Smith brightest employees. Leadership Giving has become a primary focus at professional services and auditing firm PwC. Yvonne Tate Phil Wingard Alex Torres During partner meetings at which the campaign is a key agenda item, partners are strongly Jim Wood encouraged to give at the Leadership Level—and these gifts account for over 50 percent of John Whaley Alison Carl White Susan Wood all giving during the campaign. Kenneth Wiley

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Fundraising Cabinet Chairs 2010-2011 Fundraising Cabinet

Campaign Cabinet Co-Chairs Akhtar Badshah Nancy Koeper Advertising and Event Sponsors Microsoft UPS Brad Smith* Tom Barden* Microsoft, General Counsel Steve McKean Accenture Deloitte Senior Vice President, Legal and Jessica Bonebright Corporate Affairs Lori Moore MLK County Labor Council Microsoft Kathy Surace-Smith* and SPEEA Corporate Attorney and Matt Nickerson* Jane Broom Safeco Insurance Community Volunteer Microsoft Rita Ryder Chris Capossela* YWCA of Seattle, King County, Microsoft Vice Chairs Snohomish County Sandra Cavanaugh Tony Scott Jeffrey Brotman* Russell Investment Group Microsoft Costco Wholesale, Chairman of the Board Darlene Corkrum Rick Sexton Chair, Million Dollar Roundtable Virginia Mason Medical Center U.S. Bank Colleen Brown* Fred Devereux* Diana Shaw Fisher Communications, Chief Executive Officer AT&T Alaska Airlines Chair, Alexis de Tocqueville Society Roy P. Diaz Marianne Short Scott Carson* Intellectual Ventures Seattle Mariners Former Boeing Commercial Airplanes President Joni Earl Dan Smith and Chief Executive Officer Sound Transit Ernst & Young, LLP Former Cabinet Chair Kevin Espirito S. Somasegar Steve Leahy Microsoft Microsoft Leahy Consulting, Principal Rick Fersch* Mark Tritton Chair, New Business Development Archdiocese of Seattle Nordstrom Janet Levinger* Matthew Fitzgerald Andy Wappler Community Volunteer Wells Fargo Puget Sound Energy Chair, Parent-Child Home Visiting Program Karen E. Glover* Roy Whitehead* Community Volunteer Karen Marcotte Solimano* Washington Federal Community Volunteer Kevin Griffin Seattle Seahawks Chair, Campaign to End Chronic Homelessness * Alexis de Tocqueville Society Delphine Stevens* Art Jackson member as of December 2010 Costco Wholesale Community Volunteer Chair, Alexis de Tocqueville Society Events Peter Klein* Microsoft

Parker, Smith & Feek CEO Greg Collins asked his employees to consider increasing their individual gifts by 10 percent and led the way by doing so with the company’s corporate gift. He also took on the personal responsibility of helping United Way of King County as a workplace Ambassador, helping support United Way across other workplaces. The personal appeal and willingness to lead by example paid off, and the workplace campaign that had already been consistently rising each year increased by another 25 percent.

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YOU gave generously: Individual Donors

2010 - 2011 ambassadors Alexis de Tocqueville Society Karen Aliabadi Jeff Friedman Peter McMahon Larry Schuiski Fisher Communications Evergreen Hospice Nordstrom Agilean Corporation Within United Way of King County, there is a special group of people who are recognized nationally as Alexis de Tocqueville Society and Health Care Christopher Alston Dave Mentz Terry Shaff members for their donations of $10,000 or more through their local United Way. United Way of King County is one of the most successful Foster Pepper PLLC José Gaitán* Physio-Control, Inc. UniSea, Inc. United Ways in the country due to a community that goes above and beyond to do more for the people who need help the most. The Gaitán Group, PLLC Fred Auch* Bethany Menzies Jill Shrader Alexis de Tocqueville Society Ambassadors invite fellow donors to renew their annual gifts, recruit new members to the Society and PCL Construction Services, Inc. Benjamin Golding Deloitte Microsoft represent United Way of King County in the broad philanthropic community. They serve an essential role as supporters of United Way of Mortenson Construction Pamela Austin Deborah Miller Al Smith King County, and have played a major part in building one of the most successful fundraising campaigns in the nation. Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Toby Gonzales Port of Seattle Perkins Coie Briarcrest Elementary School This year, the Tocqueville Ambassadors teamed up with their corporate counterparts to raise money for United Way. We thank all the Melanie and Jeffrey Barstow* Lisa Miner Jared Smith fundraising Ambassadors for their commitment and support. The Boeing Company Leo Greenawalt Perkins Coie LLP Parsons Brinkerhoff Washington State Hospital Carlton Baxter Association Robert Mitchell Derieontay Sparks Puget Sound Business Journal K&L Gates Macy’s Nancy Han

Jim and Kathy Bennett* Microsoft Thomas Moran Robert Spitzer* million dollar roundtable members Community Volunteers Microsoft Garvey Schubert & Barer Donors listed gave between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 Sherrie Heck Joanna Plictha Boisen Nordstrom Jeffrey Myrter Robert Starin Foster Pepper PLLC Wright Runstad & Company K&L Gates All donors who give $1 million over a period of five years or fewer (with $25,000 or more invested in United Way of King County Mari Horita annually), become members of the Million Dollar Roundtable. Thank you to this extraordinary group for believing in all possibilities and Julie Brand Major Lindsey & Africa Lucy and Herb Pruzan* Charles Stevens* King County Library System Community Volunteers Community Volunteer harnessing the power of philanthropy to make incredible things happen in our community. Sue Hotelling Dan Brettler* Microsoft Bill Ptacek Dave Straus Car Toys, Inc. and King County Library System Fortune Bank Ginger and Barry Ackerley Melinda French Gates and Paul and Susan Moulton Wireless Advocates LLC Belinda Jacobs Holland America Line, Inc. Michael C. and Alex Torres John and Debbie Bacon William H. Gates III Bill and Sally Neukom Jon Bridge* Jamie Rawding Starbucks Ben Bridge Jeweler Jim Judson* Microsoft Steve and Connie Ballmer Theresa E. Gillespie and Bruce and Jeannie Nordstrom Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP James M. Utzschneider John W. Stanton Herb Bridge* Daryl Reichstein and Jenna Miller* The Behnke Family: Raikes Foundation Ben Bridge Jeweler Ken Kirkpatrick Rosen Harbottle Microsoft Sally Skinner Behnke D. Wayne and Anne E. Gittinger U.S. Bank Commercial Real Estate John Rudolf Greg Collins Dan Waggoner Carl and Renee Behnke Jeff and Judy Greenstein Parker, Smith & Feek, Inc. Michael Kucha Charles W. Riley, Jr. Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP John S. and Shari D. Behnke Herman and Faye Sarkowsky Ernst & Young, LLP Lane Powell PC Nick and Leslie Hanauer Charitable Foundation Lloyd David Paul Weiden and Becky and Jack Benaroya The Polyclinic Colleen Laing John and Patty Rose* Beverly Linkletter* John C. & Karyl Kay Hughes Schultz Family Foundation University of Washington Community Volunteers Sonus Pharmaceuticals Brettler Family Foundation Foundation Kurt DeBuck Jon and Mary Shirley FedEx Express Rachel Lauritzen Judy Runstad* John Whaley Jon and Bobbe Bridge Linda and Ted Johnson Puget Sound Business Journal Foster Pepper PLLC Aerojet Jim and Jan Sinegal James Duncan* Jeffrey and Susan Brotman Firoz and Najma Lalji Sparling, Inc. Greg Luethe Judy Ruskell Thomas Woolums Orin Smith Family Foundation Accenture Virginia Mason Medical Center Microsoft Scott and Linda Carson William A. and Martha Longbrake Kerri Everly Brad Smith and Kathy Surace-Smith University of Washington Sandra E. Madrid, Ph.D. Peter Russo and Kit Bakke* Alan Yordy Barney A. Ebsworth John J. and Donna Luger University of Washington Community Volunteers PeaceHealth James P. Solimano and Miles Ewing Tom and Sue Ellison Jolene and Bruce McCaw Karen Marcotte Solimano Kraig Marini Baker Mike Schaefer* Deloitte Richard and Barrie Galanti Family Foundation Davis Wright Tremaine LLP Community Volunteer Samuel and Althea Stroum Jon Fine and Paula Selis* * Alexis de Tocqueville Society Lynn and Mike Garvey John and Ginny Meisenbach Foundation United Way of King County Paul Marshall Mark Schneider member as of December 2010 Washington State Attorney AT&T General Dynamics OTS Aerospace General’s Office

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advocates ($25,000 - $49,999 invested in United Way of King County annually) Listed below are Pillars, Visionaries, Stewards, Advocates and Champions of Norman Archibald Mike and Becky Hughes United Way of King County who gave a gift between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010. Charitable Foundation Jim and Diana Judson Craig Bartholomew Carolyn Kelly Carl and Joann Bianco Pillars stewards Janet W. Ketcham Bernt Bodal ($200,000+ invested in ($50,000 - $99,999 invested in William P. Ketcham United Way of King County annually) United Way of King County annually) Elisabeth Bottler Firoz and Najma Lalji Ed and Pam Bridge William A. and Martha Longbrake Steve and Connie Ballmer Tom Alberg and Judi Beck Herb Bridge and Edie Hilliard Susan and Matt Maury Paul and Debbi Brainerd John Aslin and Carole Grisham Jon and Bobbe Bridge Pamela Burns McCabe Brettler Family Foundation Fred and Patricia Auch Phyllis and Bill Campbell Jeffrey and Susan Brotman John and Debbie Bacon Paul and Susan Moulton Scott and Linda Carson Lynn and Mike Garvey Charles and Linda Barbo Marie and Craig Mundie Jon and Stephanie DeVaan Becky Roberts Melinda French Gates and The Behnke Family: John C. and Sharon A.* Nicol William H. Gates III Sally Skinner Behnke Dee Dickinson Jon and Judy Runstad Carl and Renee Behnke Theresa E. Gillespie and Dunietz Minsk Family Foundation Donna Sakson and John W. Stanton John S. and Shari D. Behnke Jonathan Mark D. Wayne and Anne E. Gittinger Chris Capossela and Leigh Toner Ed and Karen Fritzky Family visionaries Doug and Ty Scheumann Tom and Sue Ellison Richard and Barrie Galanti Elise Holschuh and ($100,000 - $199,999 invested in Alan and Susan Schulkin Brian McAndrews United Way of King County annually) Jon Fine and Paula Selis William and Mimi Gates John C. & Karyl Kay Hughes Darren Shakib Peter and Peggy Horvitz Eileen Gilman Foundation Bradley Horwitz Lester and Bernice Smith Estate of Mildred Bain Linda B. Glenicki Linda and Ted Johnson Foundation Becky and Jack Benaroya Shan and Lee Mullin Bill and Sally Neukom Jeff and Judy Greenstein Dabney Point Fund Rebecca Norlander and J. Allard Chris W. and Colleen A. Strand Bruce and Jeannie Nordstrom Donald Guthrie Richard and Maude Ferry Rick and Jenny Redman David M. Thompson and Raikes Foundation Mary Kay and Michael Hallman Judith A. Jesiolowski Joshua Green Foundation Peter J. and Julie A. Rose Brad Smith and Nick and Leslie Hanauer Craig and Nicole Ueland Kathy Surace-Smith Lenore Hanauer Jim and Jan Sinegal Richard and Marilyn Herzberg James M. Utzschneider and Orin Smith Family Foundation Christopher and Julie Hughes Jim C. and Burnley Snyder Jenna Miller Jolene and Bruce McCaw The Estate of Charlotte Spitzer Pete Higgins and One Pillar wishes to remain anonymous Family Foundation Leslie Magid Higgins Chuck G. Nordhoff Todd and Ruth Warren Three Stewards wish to remain anonymous Blake and Molly Nordstrom Erik and Julie Nordstrom Bagley and Virginia Wright Herman and Faye Sarkowsky Pete and Brandy Nordstrom Ann P. Wyckoff Charitable Foundation Sally B. and John N. Nordstrom Schultz Family Foundation Three Advocates wish to remain Tim and Penny Paterson Jon and Mary Shirley anonymous Rob Short and Emer Dooley Pinkerton Foundation * deceased Brian and Laurel Smith Andrew and Marianna Price James P. Solimano and Lucy and Herb Pruzan Karen Marcotte Solimano Raman Family Foundation Charles and Delphine Stevens Ann Ramsay-Jenkins David and Nancy Thacher Rick and Terri Rashid One Visionary wishes to remain anonymous Ed and Marjorie Ringness

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partners ($5,000 - $9,999 invested in United Way of King County annually) Donors listed gave between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 champions ($10,000 - $24,999 invested in United Way of King County annually) Virginia L. Anderson Terry F. Figurelle Thomas Plimpton Ronald and Pam Armstrong Jacinta Fitzgerald Dave Presley Greg and Anne Adams Karen E. Glover and Thaddas L. Alston Kathy Porterfield Nancy Ashley Susan Foster and Maurice Pirio John and Priscilla Privat Alex and Susie Algard Lynn and Brian Grant The Pryde Family: Ayco Charitable Foundation Paul and Isabel Gaddis Bernie Raven Doug and Libby Armintrout Joshua and Pamela Green Ann and Harry Pryde Marc and Lisa Pryde Thomas Barden Jim and Pat Haagen William S. and Donald M. Gagne Chuck and Jane Riley The Rabel Family Pamela L. Ayer Stan and Alta Barer Cathy and David Habib Macelia Gatdula Michael and Shelly Reiss Brooks and Suzanne Ragen Tim and Andrea Barber Donald and Maxine Barnard Donald and Cindy Hacherl Celeste Gazarek and Mike Roberts Norman B. and Dr. Constance Rice Razore Foundation Douglas P. Beighle and Kathleen Pierce Mike and Monica Harrington Melanie and Jeffrey Barstow Rao and Satya Remala Molly Goe Dick and Bonnie Robbins Donna R. Benaroya Alden and Beverly Harris Patricia and Ronald J. Bedient Patricia L. Renzi Tim and Annie Graber Alan and Leslie Rosen Jim and Kathy Bennett Petunia Foundation, Joel and Maureen Benoliel Richard Grader Douglas C. and Deborah L. Rosen Elizabeth Hebert Stephen P. Reynolds and Bradley and Valerie Berg Paula Rosput Reynolds Drew and Teresa Bliss Betty and Richard Hedreen Lori Guilfoyle Todd and Melanie Ruberg Charlie and Courtni Billow N. Stewart and Carol W. Rogers Andrea Bolliger Harold and Mary Fran Hill Steven Haluschak Bill Sample Mr. and Mrs. William M. Black John and Patty Rose James and Marie Borgman Keith and Karen Howells Aya Stark Hamilton Murray and Kamie Sargent Ray and Marilee Bowen Stan and Michele Rosen, Dennis and Debra Bounds Frank and Holly Brod Sally and Warren Jewell Herbert and Rita Rosen Family Foundation Kayreen M. Handley Karen and Geoff Saunders David and Debra Boyle David Broman Jones Family Foundation William M. and Jean K. Rosen Lawrence B. Hannah Julie Schindler Janis Bridge Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bruya Chip and Julie Kelly Evelyne Rozner and Matt Griffin Tom and Laurie Harville Mike and Jackie Schmidt Peter and Kate Klein Elizabeth D. Rudolf Duane and Anita Campbell Maureen Brown Rick Holley The Charles See Foundation Kevin and Trudi Knight John Rudolf Robert and Suzanne Carlile Fred and Joan Burnstead David Johansen and Jeanne Sheldon and Marvin Parsons Matt and Shirley Kosmicki Peter J. Russo and Kit L. Bakke Paul and Joni Cervenka Rich and Lesli Cohan Patrice McDermott H. Martin Smith, III and Bryan Krische Julie and Jeff Schoenfeld Howard Cheng Theodore J. and Patricia S. Collins Travis and Suzanne Keeler Patricia G. Smith Alf M. Larsen* Jim and Carmen Sepic Bill and Paula Clapp David Cordova Michael Koppel Christopher J. Soelling Howard and Grace Lincoln Lawrence Shaw and Gail Magnuson Consuelo and Gary Corbett Ellery and Kirby Cramer Peggy and Brian Kreger David Lindsay Marilyn and Don Covey Ron and Eva-Maria Sher James Sun Fen and Vivian Crane Eugene Kwon Richard and Francine Loeb David Simpson and Maritza Rivera-Gaxiola David Cutler Nancy Temkin John J. and Donna Luger Mason and Connie Sizemore Maud and Marc Daudon Jean Liebmann Jane and David R. Davis Rich and Julie Thrasher Margo Day Kimberly MacNichols Fred J. Devereux Terry and Christel Lundeen Gregory Smith Tom and Darcel Troy Diane and Richard Dewbrey Mary Ann and John Mangels Kathleen Smith The deStwolinski Family Foundation Eric Mann James F. and Katherine M. Tune Jim and Gaylee Duncan Paul and Yaffa Maritz Kevin and Karen Smith Lori M. deStwolinski Eric M. Markell and Ellen Ahearn Joseph Vance and Sara Throckmorton John and Marlene Durbin Ronald A. and Debbie Maus Allan Steinman and Diane Sigel-Steinman Boh and Marilyn Dickey Ronald McFadden Denny Meadows Pat and Ed Wagner Joan L. Enticknap John C. and Sherry B. Stilin Barbara Dingfield Susan McLain Morningside Foundation David H. and Julianne Straus Stephen and Shari Welch Nancy and Paul Etsekson Michael and Hannah Ducey Robert and Mari Moline Laura Ellen and Robert Muglia Gerald and Gloria Swanson Blair Westlake Dan and Nancy Evans Rob Dunn Scott and Abigail Morris Court and Martha Newberry Raymond D. Ferrari Mikal and Lynn Thomsen Betty Wheeler Sven Ellstrom Stephan Mueller Matthew D. Nickerson Alfred Tsang David Fields Mike and Julia Young Stephen Elop David and Dina Okimoto Linda and Terry Finn Doug and Nancy Norberg Wally and Linda Walker Jamie and Lisa Nordstrom Paul Weiden, MD and Bev Linkletter Rosanne Esposito-Ross and Naman Parekh Dan and Mareth Fulton 17 donors wish to remain anonymous Louis Ross Reginald H Parsons Fund José Gaitán Arthur and Terri Nwokeuku Nancy Williams Scott Farrell Leon and Barbara Gardner Peter and Kathy Oosterhof Alan Yordy and Joan Kropf Keri Pick Doris H. Gaudette Mary Pigott Russ and Julie Zylstra Leon and Erika Giles William Poole and Janet Levinger 17 Champions wish to remain anonymous * deceased

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Justin Lieber Glenna Olson Margaret Stanley Darren L. Washington David and Sabrina Lindquist Jon and Kathryn Olson Russell and Yvette Stepp Bradley Waters Eric Lippert Barbara Omahen Ryan Stipe Griffith and Patricia Way investors Daniel Little Jim and Kim O’Malley Robert and Debbie Stone Elizabeth Webb ($2,500 - $4,999 invested annually in United Way of King County) Laura Longcore Vance O’Neill Rainer Storb Frank and Anne West Foundation Donors listed gave between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 Martyn Lovell John M. Parker Delena Sunday George West Jr. Gregory Luethe Ashwin V. Pathare Kathy Suznevich Jeff and Andrea Westerinen James I. Adolphson Marjorie B. Chadsey Leo Emerson Luther and Marion Hitchcock Victor M. Macgruder Louis H. and Mollie V. Pepper Richard Swaney Doug and Jennifer Whalen Debra J. Akers Robert Champagne Tamara L. Emerson James Hodges Gordon MacPherson John Perlic and John Swanson Brooke White Charles and Doris Alhadeff Ken Chapman Frank and Rebekah Espinoza Charles Hoffman Jeanne Acutanza Kerry and Joe March Alison Talbot Gregg Whittier Memorial Fund Scott Charney Alayne and Michael Fardella Sam Hogenson Mike and Connie Pete Keith Marton and Randall Talbot David L. and Mary Williams Kristene Allan Lisa D. Chinlund Bob and Karen Felton Amy Hood and Max Kleinman Rebecca Murphy Richard A. Pletcher David L. Taliancich David Wilson Christopher and Felicia Alston Selina Chow Anthony Fisher Jr. Garth and Janice Hornland Marcia M. Mason Pamela L. Policastri Carol M. Taylor and Mark Wittow and Gail Gatton Deniz Anders Lisa and Brennan Church Eugene and Ruth Freedman Gail and Allan Howell Robert Mast and David Pringle Jeffrey N. Hora David Anderson Vickie and Benjamin Woo Laurie and Grant Chyz Manabu Fukuda Christopher Hugo Marilyn Lamont Bradley Prugar Neil Taylor Kim A. Anderson Mohammad Yahyavi John and Michelle Claeys Shunda Fussell Clark Gretchen and Lyman Hull Ed Mathieson Margaret and William Ptacek Cynthia C. Tee and Michael D. Anderson Shigeki Yamashiro Dean and Susan Clark Victoria Galanti Robert Ingram Thomas May Philip Questad Se-Wei Lee Pamela Anderson Laura M. Yellig Michelene Clements Michael Galway Scott and Mary Jenkins Pat McCallister Steven and Sharon Raible Paula A. Terhaar Juan Arevalo Baeza Kari Ann Yokoyama Bruce Coffey Karen Mayers Gamoran James and Anna Johnson Colleen McEvoy Kent A. Ramsey Rob and Tosha Terpilowski James and Lesley Austin Mark Yuhas Mike Colbrese and Dennis Gannon Bruce and Joanne Jones Barbara and Peter McGrath Andrew L. Read Robert and Lisa Thompson Cara Bailey Jan Woldseth Colbrese Todd Zarfos James Garvey Colin and Jean Jones Laura and Steven McKean Andrea Riddick Alejandro and Leslie Torres Michael Bair Catherine Correa Mel C. Zoerb Natalie Gendler Terry Jones Scott and Patty Medén Bruce and Alida Robertson Sean Trowbridge Loretta Baker Sean and Dorothy Corry Benjamin and Suzanne Zorn Robert and Barbara Giles John Kahan Todd and Mimi Menenberg Joan Robinson Kristin Valente Robert and Melisse Barrett John Crawford Benjamin and Julie Golding Robert and Virginia Kane Sal and Samina Merchant R. L. Rodbury Trevor and Margaret Vernon Jimmy and Patty Barrier John and Carolyn Cunningham Anna Gordon Harold Kaplan Peter and Pat Minden Louis W. and Lorna Roebke Graehm and Sarah Wallace Alan and Joyce Bender Marlin Dailey Jr. 34 donors wish to remain Allen M. and Carol S. Gown Mary and Jonathan Kauffman Robert and Grayce Mitchell Gene and Ginnie Roeglin Richard Ward anonymous Amy Benson Janice D’Amato Kathy and Kelly Graffis Michael and Michele Keller Eric and Kim Moen Donald and Karin Root Andrew and Emily Warden James and Mary Bergman Ted and Barbara Daniels Thomas Grandine Henry and Meredith Kenyon Albin Moore II Donald Rosen Jane and Gregg Blodgett Lloyd David and Ralph H. Graves Kurt Kiefer and Mary Williamson Robert Moore Michelle Marshall Lawrence Ross Kevin Bouchillon Daniel Greenawalt Kenneth M. and Grant and Deb Moorhead William T. Davis Ralph Rossi and Marcia and Michael Boyd SaSa Kirkpatrick Theodore Greenlee Gerald Mutter Nancy Brunsvold Mary Dawson Steven and Kathleen Bremner H. Klopfenstein Duane Greer Jason Nadler Robert B. Sari Stephen Deal and Vivian Kreider Garrett Briggs Mary A. Knell Eric and Sheila Gruber Mike and Jan Navarro Frederick and Deborah Sexton Bruce Dick and Rexanne Gibson Matthew Brislawn Michael A. Krolewski Jared Hager Andre Needham Robert and Kris Shelley Mary Dickinson Frank K. Bryant Jean M. Kunz Eileen Lee Halligan Jon S. and Naomi Newman Peter A. and Laurel A. Shimer Rick and Polly Dodd Leslie C. Bryant Keith Laepple Kenneth and Brigitte Hamm J. Nicols Shortlidge Charitable Trust Jon Doll Lawrence and Debora Buerk Aaron Lahman Robert and Louise Harris James and Armina Nolan Patrice and Hilary Simard Miles Drake David and DeeAnn Burman John Lam Emily S. Hatch Jonathan B. Noll Alan Smith and Estate of Robert B. and Deborah Calder Denise Lathrop and Barbara A. Potashnick Ruth H. Dunn Chuck and Suzanne Hathaway Lori Nomura and Philip A. Norton Chris and Mitzi Carletti Hossein Nowbar Harry Smith Alfred and Janet Dunnell David and Kari Hatlen Andrew and Donna Lee Dana Carlisle Jennifer L. O’Connor Patrick and Sylvia Smith Constance Eaton Rick Hawkins Thomas and Kathleen Lemly Sonia Carlson and Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Odell Stephen A. and Diane K. Smith Karl and Carol Ege Marsha Heaton Bobby Kishore Kirt D. Lenard Elizabeth O’Donnell Maggie Snodgrass John and Annette Elsbree Janet L. Hesness Michael Cave David Levant and Cindy Pollock Bertil Hille Richard Olender John Springer

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Alissa and Christopher Bolla Margaret Brown Deborah Carnes Robert and Cynthia Christofferson Theodore Bolliger Michael Brown Peter Caron Kim Chung-Han Patricia Bolton Stanford Brown Jay Carskaden Randy and Camille Churchill supporters Jessica Bonebright Steven E. Brown Arnold and Meredith Carson Kelly and James Clark Robert Bonina Terrence Brown Sheree S. Carson Nathan A. Clark ($1,000 - $2,499 invested annually in United Way of King County) Andrew and Brenda Bor Thomas and Shari Brown James Casey Bradley and Kathryn Clarke Donors listed gave between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 Melissa Borders Donald T. Brubeck and Kathleen E. Casey Harris Clarke and John Borland Lynn S. Shimamoto Paul Cassella Heidi de Laubenfels Debra Aarvig Kenneth and Sylvia Anderson Dawn Bailey Susan S. and Joseph A. Bell Eric Borzello Todd Bruce Robert Cassman Jay L. Clem Stephanie L. Abe Kevin Anderson Eric Bailey Bonnie Bender David C. and Sheryl S. Bothell James Brummond Jody Cedola David and Joy Clifford Jeffrey Abraham Warren and Anne Anderson Robert and Diane Bain Arnold J. and Judith E. Bendich Helen H. Bottcher Joshua Bruno Cathy Cerne Larry J. Cline Robert Y. and Pilar O. Ackerman Kevin Andrew Steve E. Baird Marcella W. Benditt Kirk Bottles William T. Bryce Jamie Chakrabarty Joyce Clise Randy Adamack Kirsten Andrews and Christine Baker Michael Beneke Zachary L. Bourn Al and Jullie Buckingham Erin Chamberlain Elisabeth Close Diane Adams Michael Beardsley Donna E. Baker Julie Bennani Carole Bowman Gerard and Shelly Buechel Janice Chamberlain Brian Cloward and Jenny Sax Terry and Annette Adams Theodore J. Angelis Greg and Sarah J. Baker Andrew K. Bennett Jill Bowman Ron and Sue Bueing Christa Chambers Rex Cloy Andrew Adamyk and Jennifer Anker Ruth Baker Ron and Lisa Benoit Elizabeth Bowring Clifford Bunch and David Pritchard Srinivasan Chandrasekaran Robert and Theresa Cochrane Caroline Renard Samuel Appel Miss Shauna Balderson Brandon Benson Dennis and Susan Boyd Robert and Maria Bunting Dr. David Chang John and Lynn Cockburn Randon Aea Bethanie Archbold Richard Ballantyne Darren and Gina Benson Kurt and Lisa Boyd Beverly Bunzel Terrill J. Chang Ronald and Barbara Coe Sheena Aebig and Eric Taylor Jason Archer Paul Banner Melanie J. Benson Ronda and Bill Boyd David J. Burdett Fred Chapman and Jerome Coghlan Dr. Lindsay Aegerter Janet Arentzen Liahann Bannerman Ronald Berenstain Laura K. Boyes Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Burdick Eleonor Schneider Erle Cohen and Joan Rubin Steve and Alice Aeschbacher Charles G. and Susan Y. Armstrong Toni M. Banning John Berg Terrence Boyle Lynn Burgess and Joseph Moriarty Joseph Chard William and Peggy Cohen Paul Ahern Joseph and Teresa Arnold Mark and Heather Barbieri Tiffany Bermensolo Michael Braack Stephen L. Burnett Deborah Chase Steven Cohn and Carol McCready-Cohn Glenda Ahn Jorge Artiles Margaret Barker Charlie Bernstein Jeffrey Braaten Lawrence Burns Martin and Soo Chase Bob Colella Andrew and Tina Aiken Michael Ashe Atila Barlas Irwin and Ilene Bernstein George P. Brace Darcy Burns-Jelcz Lawrence E. Chazen Jack Coleman Francois Ajenstat Brian D. Ashley Todd and Mishele Barnard Philip Bernstein Kim S. Brace John and Terry Bursett Lynn and David Cheeney Theresa A. Colgan Brad Albrecht Richard Askew Philip Barnes Douglas and Mary Helen Berry Dorothy C. Bracken Donald M. Burton Brian Cheney Kenneth and Jean Colling Trudy Alefaio Michael Atkins and Soojin E. Kim Lauren and Jeri Barnwell Kevin S. Berry James Bradbury Michael Bush Mario Chenier Gregory and Kelly Collins Audrey A. Alexander Philip Matthew Atkins David Barson Marissa Berry Gary Brady Richard Bushley Terry D. Cheshire Michael Collins Bob Alexander Dr. James P. Aubuchon Melissa Bartholomew Charles Beswick Eden Brandeis Philip Bussey Anand Chetanwala Scott Collins Ike Alhadeff Ronald Augustyn Todd Barton Chris Bevil Judy Brandon and H. Randall Webb Frank and Carlene Buty Ginette D. Chin Ross and Laura Comer Jack Alhadeff Thomas E. Aura Leslie Basel William Bigbee-Hansen Karen E. Brandt Glen Caby Patricia Chinn Michael J. Complita Asad Ali Elizabeth Aurelio Mary Jo and Terry Bastuba Donald Billen Robert A. Branson Carrie Cain Robert Christensen Karen Aliabadi Brian S. Aust Eric and Rebecca Batdorf Carolyn Billings St. John and Andrea Braund Steve Caldwell Joan D. Allen Dee M. Aust Kevin C. Baumgardner Donald and Susan Bird Chad Bray Larry and Sue Calkins Jon Allen Debbie C. Austenson Carlton J. Baxter Dana B Birkby Phillip S. Brazeau Alejandro D. Campbell Rita Alli Richard Austin Jacqueline Bays-Muchmore Belg M. Biro Darald C. Brewster Corinne Campbell Kevin J. Allison Ed and Linda Averett Michael Beatie Dr. Michael Bisesi Paul Bride Steve Canaga Clare R. Allshouse Janis Avery and Mary Kabrich Barbara Beatty Geoffrey Bjorkedal Douglas and Paula Brierley Glen Canavera Ramsey and Lorna Alsalam Jennifer Avila Carla K. Beauclair Shirley J. Blase Meagan Briggs Suzanne and Salvatore Canino Cynthia and John Altheide Dr. Don Avriett Dennis Beaudoin Jeffrey Blazier Joseph and Laurie Bringman James C. Cannon Bita Alu Robert Axley Janis Bechtel Anthony P. Blengino Sara Britton Paul A. Capeloto Nanci E. Amaral Gary and Wendy Ayars J. C. Bechtold Terence Block Susan Broaddus Tami L. Capperauld Kathy Amey Mark and Kerry Ayers Jean M. Beck Dian Blom Robert and Susan Brock T. Cappetto Scott Amick Paul and Rosie Ayers Natalie M. Beckmann Michael and Deborah Blome John H. Brock Jr. Dorothy Caravias Farshad Amiri Robert and Elizabeth Aylward Les and Darla Bedford Glenn J. Blumstein Ruth Brogan and Alan Vaupell Steven A. Carlsen Richard E. Amtower Michael and Gwen Babcock Sarah Bee David and Jane K. Broom Dr. Dorothy L. Carlson Karen Andersen and James and Monica Babine John Beeken Barbara Winslow Boardman Jim Broulette Lori Carlson and Michael J. Matthews Rory Daigle Bret Backman Oksana Begej Sheila Bobala Colleen Brown Dennis Anderson Kellie Carlson Jared and Stephanie Bacon Jeffrey Behn Joel Bodansky and Anne Leavitt Daniel Brown Miss Erin L. Anderson Paul Carlson William Badgeley Jack Behrens Randy Boettcher David A. and Leslie M. Brown Glen Anderson Steven I. Carlson Cary Badger Denny and Maureen Bekemeyer Cameron D. Bohall David S. and Shirlene R. Brown Hans Anderson Adam Carlton Akhtar and Alka Badshah Daniel N. Belenky Michael Bolasina and James Brown and Mary Ingraham John Anderson Geoffrey McGrath Ned Carner Spencer L. Bahner Jeff Belfiglio Lisa and Eugene Brown

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Andy and Kim Erlandson Rebecca Foley Scott Gardner Dirk Giseburt and Marilyn Stahl Keith Ervin Larry and Delia Fontaine Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gardner Arye Gittelman John Eshelman Nicholas Foo Grace Garland Alfred R. Glancy supporters Jason Estes Dale Ford Greg W. and Pamela Garland Catherine and Keith Gleason Julio Estrada Linda Ford Sheryl Garland Vance B. Gledhill ($1,000 - $2,499 invested annually in United Way of King County) Kristina Etherington Susan Fore Keith Garner Paul and Elisabeth Godlewski Donors listed gave between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 Paul Evanoff Kathryn Foreman Karen A. Garnes Thomas Goeltz and Brian and Diane Evert Carla Forester Roger Garratt Margaux Humphreys Ian C. Conley Mark Dagel and Allison Reak Mark Destree Nancy Dudley Patrick Evinger Michael Forrest Sandra M. Garson Kenneth Goetsch Ruth Conn Kathryn Dahl Kathleen T. Detrich Dr. Bonnie J. Dunbar Joseph B. Ewing Albert Foster Gerrie and Rob Garton Steven Goldbloom Joann Connelly Tom Dahl Mark Diamond Kyle Duncan Miles Ewing Andrew Z. Fountain William Gartz Peter and Beth Golde David G. Conners Eric Dahlberg D. L. Chris Diehl MD Scott Dunham John M. Fahley Kathleen Fournier Hal A. Garyn Richard L. and Marjorie S. Goldfarb Donald Connolly Christopher and Gregory Dietzel Jeff Dunn Gary Fallon and Leona De Rocco Nathan Fox Ted A. Gates Shaindell Goldhaber Stephanie Daley-Watson Hans and Jennifer Conradt P. Stephen and Shirley B. DiJulio Kati Dunn Benjamin T Farrow Susan and Martin Fox Tracey M. Gauthier Kevin Goldsmith Richard and Sandy Dallam Richard and Kyong Conte Steve Dill and Lynn Bvekholder Stuart Dunwoody and Darren Faulk Peggy and Gregory Foxx Maren Gaylor and Craig L. Mosier Brian Goldstein Kevin J. Dallas Margaret Schaaf Joseph Cook James Dillon Kevin J. Fay H. S. France Joseph W. Gazes Elizabeth A. Golubiec Terrence I. Danysh Anna Duran Orville Cooper Scott Dinkelman Herman Feinberg David Frank MD Rita A. Gebenini Gregory Gonyea and Kristine Kayl Kaaren L. Daugherty Margaret L. Durante Robert D. Copeland and Kenneth Dipietro Paul R. Fellows John E Frank Nicholas Gedge Matthew Gonzales Patrice M. Copeland Ryan J. D’Aurelio Peter and Janelle Durham Lynn E. Dissinger Ann J. Felton Robert P. Franklin Judith Gehring Dr. Maria Goodloe-Johnson Donald and Becky Corbett Brent H. and Jane K. Davidson Linda Duval Judie Dobner Bernice Fenn Ken and Yvette Frazier Nancy F. Geiger and Paul and Tamara Goodwin George and Cleo Corcoran Aubrey and Henrietta Davis James D. and Janet Dwyer Berger A. Dodge John N. Feren Mary Claire Frazier and Michael H. Krasik Lane and Roxanne Gossard Kathy Cordaro-Brunke Joseph Davis Alan and Kimberly Dyer Thomas Dodt Ginger Ferguson Dave A. Stensby A. Gent and Susan M. Morrow Jan and Chuck Gould Kelly and Laurie Corr Ted Davis Robert Dyer Thomas and Paula Doe Hugh S. Ferguson Shelley Fredericksen and Kerrin Gibbons Mark and Lisa Dobson Gould Barry and Karen Cosme Terence J. Davis Betty Dykstra William A. Slivers Beverly and Michael Doleac Stephanie L. Ferguson Teresa M. Gibbs Steven Goulet Daniel Costello Daniel and Janice Dawson Joni Earl John Frederiksen Martha Dolezal Colleen Ferris Cameron Gibson Irwin and Joan Goverman Jeffrey D. and Marcy I. Couckuyt Christopher Day Jeffrey East Bart and Esme Freedman Richard Dolezal Mr. and Mrs. William Ferron Jr. Paul and Elizabeth Gilbert Jacklyn Graham Micheal R. Coward Dennis Day Suzanne Ebling James Freeman Jr. Keith and Barbara Dolliver Rick and Patti Fersch Booga K. Gilbertson Janice Granberg Andrew R. Cox Patrick Day and Lewis and Susan Edelheit Michael and Ida M. Freilinger Bill and Paula Donahue Mark Ferwalt Robert and Delphine Gilbertson Edward Granlund Jeremiah Cox Deborah Kassel-Day John and Jean Ederer Theresa and James French John Donatelli Valerie Fichera Annette Gililland Stanley and Ada Grant Stephen and Tova Cox Robert Dearden Robin Edmondson Jeff Friedman Norman and Laura J. Donelson Alice Fine Kathleen A. and Brian K. Gilles Kent Granzow Dennis C. Coyne Mabry Debuys Dr. Vanessa B. Edrich Kirstin M. Friedrich Joanne Donohue Nathan Fink and Connie Schachtel Douglas R. Gillette Dan Grausz and Clare Meeker Brian Crawford and Gwen Gutow Robin R. Decker Barbara Edson Maureen Frisch James Doolittle Lynda Firey-Oldroyd Lisa M. Gilmore Audrey Gray Isiaah Crawford Elizabeth J. Deckman Charles Edward Ava and Bill Frisinger Ryan Doran David Fischbach Joe Crawford Cornelis and Michaelene Deelstra Patricia Eels Jon R. Fritzberg Matthew Dorbin Jens Fischer Antoinette and Craig Crider Stephen Deforest Dr. Albert and Margery A. Einstein Sasa Frljanic Leslie Dorpat Kevin G. Fish Michael P. Crider James and Laurie Degnan James W. Eldredge Eric John Froines Dawn Dorsett Mark Fisher Carol A. Criner William Deibel Dorothy Eley Bridget and Christopher Frolich Peter Doubleday Paul V. Fitzgerald Bonnie L. Cromwell Roger J. and Christine G. Deitz Annette Elinger Becker Dr. Milah Frownfelter Kristie Dougherty Howard and Soryun Fitzpatrick Teresa Cronin and Brian Holl Jane and John Dejarnatt Brent Eller Thomas and Valerie Frye Sandra Doughton Dennis Flanagan William F. Cronin Eric and Kimberlee DeJong Thomas Elliott Jr. Patrick Fujita Sheri Douglas Jodi and Robert Fleetwood Bruce Cross and Karen Kruse Robin A DeLaVergne Richard and Diane Elliott Jennifer Fussell and Don Bret and Heather Downing Dr. Robert S. Fleming, II David Croutworst Thomas Delfeld Darrel D Ellis Swistock Amy Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleming Calvin and Lois Crow Chad Dellinger Drew Ellis and Sandra MacDonald Bruce Fyfe Jr. Kevin Drazic Betty Fletcher Barbara Crowe Kadie Delzer Hollie and Lynne Ellis Joseph and Terri Gaffney Pamela S. Drexler Roderick J. Fletcher and Mark and Tara Demick Donald E. Gaines James and Barbara Crutcher Yolanda Drinker John Ellis Yun-Yun Lee Bruce C. Demille Janet O. Gaines Miguel Cruz Patricia Drummond Micaela E. Ellison Dr. Michael G. Florence Thomas Demlow and Stephen Galey and Elizabeth Christopher H. and Eric Drummond-Hay Michael Emanuel Dan Flores Marg Cunningham Lynda O’Shaughnessy Berggren Chandra M. Drzewiecki Thomas and Jeanne Emrich Gary and Kristen Fluhrer Grady J. Cunningham Jack E Denenberg Linda and Gerry Gallagher Mark Drzewiecki Raymond E. Endres Charles and Jill Flynn Keelin A. Curran and John Brummet Mark Deno Caroline Gallée and David D’Souza and Linda Floyd Mei L. Eng Gary Flynn Frank Peschel-Gallée Melanie Curtice Kathleen and Dennis Depape James M. Dubeck Claire Engelbrecht Pat Flynn John Galus Lori Curtis and Keith Bower Yota DeSilva Anika and Jeff Dubois Rebecca Engrav and Joon-Hu Yu Robert Flynn Elizabeth Galvin Bridget E. Dacres Peter J. Dess Janna L. Ducich Barbara J. Epperson Steven Fogg Michael and Karla Gardner

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Carrie Humphries Gary and Eleanor Johnson John Kelly Edna Susan Klein David H. Hunter Gregory Johnson and Kevin Kelly James Kleppe David H. Hunter Tanya M. Bednarski Lewis and Deborah Kelly Connie and Robert Klie James Johnson and Shawna Buck supporters James and Heather Hunter Richard J. Kelly John Kloess Olen W. Hunter Jeffrey Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Jr. JoAnne Klone ($1,000 - $2,499 invested annually in United Way of King County) Pia Hunter Mark Johnson Bruce Kendrex Gail and Dennis Knapp Donors listed gave between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 Edgar Hunting Stephanie Johnson Carolyn B. Keneipp Bethanne Knebel David and Jane Huntington Susan M. Johnson Mark and Carolyn Kennedy Jerry Knoben Dana Gray Brian and Edie Hall Miss Elise Hegrat Barthold A. Hoemann Graham Huppert Nora Johnson Hightower Bill G. Kent Chadd Knowlton Mikel T. Gray Cathy Hall Dr. Boyce H. Heidenreich John and Carol Hoerster Mark and Julie Hutcheson David W. Johnston Sue and Frank Kent Jeffrey Ko Jeannine M. and Richard D. Gregory Hall Garry Heike Toni Richmond Hoffman and Bruce and Judy Hutchinson Ian A. Johnston Karen Kenyon Barbara T. Koppel Greaves Kerri Hallgrimson Michael E. and Rod D. Hoffman James and Karen Hutchison Rory A. Johnston Thomas Keown Ruth and Terry Korotzer William Green and Diane Whitney Mark L. Hallgrimson Mary G. Moyer Heinisch Lesley Hogan Pekka T. Huttunen James and Whitney Joly Susan Kernes Craig Korthase Leo and Nancy Greenawalt Suzanne Halverson Donald and Lorelei Heisler James Holland Rick and Gratia Huxley Caleb Jones Janet Kerns Kimberly and Karl Kostal Gregg Greene and Elisa Ridley Kevin and Michelle Hamilton Jason Hell Rochelle M. Holliday Lynn Hvalsoe and Clinton Chapin David Jones William Kerr Sunitha Kothapalli Kevin Greene Robert T. Hamilton Anja Helmon Rory W. Hollins Cathleen and Kevin Hylton Jan Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jim R. Kesl Jennifer Kovacs Merrill Greene Martin Hammond E. John and Victoria Helmon John L. Hollstein Christine Hynes Mark Jones Gina Kesler William R. Kozek Marc Greenough Duane and Kelly Crace Hance Chris Heman Nadine M. Holm Robert Iannucci and Karen Stash James R. Jordan Jr. Steve Kihslinger Peter and JE Laine Kraetsch Susan and Henry Greenwald Denton Hanford Jon Hemingway Gail Holmes Ralph and Patricia Iboshi Jon Jordan Susan Killen James Kraft and Dominique Posy Nancy Greer Janet K. Hannaford Don Hemme Dodie Holmgren-Kamman Evangelos Ilias Richard Jordan Laura and Russell Kimball Cyndee Kraiger and Brett Burris Robert A. Gregorini Karen Hansen Daniel A. Hemmingson Barbara and Fugate Holt Craig Illman Sandra B. Jordan Kathy Kincannon Dawna J. Kramer Susan Gregorios Wayne and Carolyn Hansen Sharon Hemphill Fred and Melanie Holubik Kurt Imerman Jon Jorstad Margaret and Roger Kindley Greg Krape Bert and Barb Gregory Conrad Hanson and Norris C. Henderson Robert Homchick Dustin and Michelle Ingalls Arne Josefsberg Michael King Elizabeth Kristoferson Heidi M. Grey Pilar Gomez-Sanchez John and Tamara Hendrickson Ann Hooper Abhijit Ingle George Joy Andrew Kinstler Connie and Ray Krontz Mark Griffin Phil Hanson and Denise Furneaux Timothy M. Henebry Richard Hopp and Debby Walsh Walt and Elaine Ingram Annette Joyce and Janna S. Wilson Christopher Kirk Paul and Kathleen Kroon Diane Groeschell Charles and Dee Harbert Stuart P. and Mari Horita and Stephen W. Fina Hiroo Inoue Andrew Juenger Gary Kirk Corey R. Krosting Catherine A. Hennessey Lee Grogg and Shirley Havenga Leonard Hardaway Philip Hornback Diane and Douglas Irvine Jonathan C. Kagle Roger Kirk Fred Krueger Scott Herrboldt Johannes M. and James Hardenburgh Deborah J. Horne Donna and Bob Iverson Penny Kahn Patty Kirkpatrick Freddy Krueger Denise R. Groothuizen Joan Herrick David Hardin Thomas Horsley and Cheri Brennan Alan H. Jack Michael J. Kalkoske David Kirtley John and Tracey Kruger David Gross Jane Hershman Laura C. Hardin Anson Horton Joyce and J. Craig Jackson Christopher J. Kaloper Eric Kitazi Evonne Kucera Jeffrey L. Grove Mary Jo and Michael Heston Frederick Hardy Paul J. Hough Kathrynann Jacobs Daniel E Kamm David W. Kitts Michael S. Kucha Christopher E. Gruenfeld Tim H. Hevly and Kris L. Lambright Andy and Carol Harris Alan Houot Judith A. Jacobson Kingsley and Treesia Kan James Klaka Quentin and Katherine Kuhrau Craig Gryniewicz Shawna Hewitt Bradley and Krista Harris David J. Hovind Matthew Jaeger Kathleen Kanealii Debra Guenther Myungae Heyduck Gloria Harris James R. Howard Robert and Cheryl Janson Steven and Gail Kaneko Mylinda Guillen Michelle E. Heyne Michael J. Harris Jeffrey J. Howard Cindy Jantzen Michael Kang Kristi and John Guin Troy Hickman Paul Harris David Hsiao Patricia J. Januszewski Gary S. Kaplan MD Arron Gundlach Douglas Hilderbrand Thomas Hart Richard and Barbara Hubbard Daniel C. Jardine Julie and Dave Karle James and Betty Gustafson Aaron Hill George M. Hartung Maryanne Hubbert David and Elisabeth Jenni Karl Karzmar John A. Gustafson August and Nancy Hill Wilma B. Haslund Kathleen Huckabay Grant Jensen David Kasik Johann Gutierrez Wayne Hill Jeff Hatfield Larry Hudson Rajesh K. Jha and Sudha Mishra Andrea Katkansky Dr. C. David Gutsche William and Linda Hilleary Lisa K. Havens Richard and Margaret Hudson Martin Jindra Jason S. Kaufman Andrew and Deborah Guy Elizabeth M. Hillis Cecile Haw Steven and Elizabeth Huebner Paul and Margaret Johanson Tajinder Kaur Jessica Hadden Bret Hillman Robert Hawking Gary Huff Aaron Johnson Kevin T. Kean Stan W. Hadler Barbara D. Himmelman Carter Hawley Gerald Huffman Arnold Johnson and Kathleen M. Keasler Daniel Haeck and Cary Stanton Dwight S. Hawley, Jr. William H. Hirai Robert Huffman Elizabeth Holmes Michelle and Jerrod Keen Richard H. Hagemeyer Gary and Dianne M. Hayden Ronald Hirata Bastiaan Hugenholtz B. Gerald Johnson and Linda Larson Alan Keizur and Carlyn E. Russell Hagen Bradley and Dina Hayes Christopher L. Hirst Shannon K. Hughes Becky B. Johnson Whitten Wesley and Karen Hagen Cheryl Hayes Suzanne Hittman Valerie Hughes and Michael Hoge Bradley Johnson Anthony Keller Thomas J. Hager Dr. F. Ann Hayes Tina Hixson Dyan Huhta David C. Johnson Jonathan Keller Claudia and William Haglund Shaun Hayes Samara Hoag Frederick and Betty Hume Deborah Johnson Mark and Kiernan Keller Jon K. Hahn Ray Heacox and Cynthia Huffman Matthew David Hobbs Randall Hummer Edward Johnson Kathleen Kelley Joseph L. Hahnlen Carolyn Heberlein Stephen N. Hodges Dave Humphrey and Peg Carver Ernest R. Johnson Patrick Kelley Jonathan Hale William C. Hegeman Neil and Dana Hodson Steve Humphrey G. Theodore Johnson Brian Kelly

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James Maurer Frances Mednikoff Johnmichael Monteith and David Morton Robert L. Maurer Jr. Mary J. Mehlum Sherry Stemp Douglas Moser Mike and Becky Maury Craig Melius Deborah and Douglas Montgomery Shanna Mosher Mary Montross supporters Gail Mautner and Mario Shaunette Dr. Ann J. Melvin Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Moss Karen Mauzey Robin G. Melvin Camille Monzon, MPA Paul R. Muckerheide ($1,000 - $2,499 invested annually in United Way of King County) Jason Mayeda Joseph Meneghini Michael Moody Robert Mucklestone and Donors listed gave between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 Adrian Maziak Mark E. Menger William L. Moon Megan Kruse W. McCabe James Meniketti Andrew and Cori Moore Harry and Judi Mullikin Gordon Lawrence Joseph Corey Limbaugh Dina Madson and Paula Sanchez Michael J. Kulsrud Patricia C. McCall Harve Menkens Anthony Moore Annette and Gordon Mumford R. Bradley Lawrence Christine Lindberg Daniel Mageau Susana Kurian and Joe Kurian Michael J. McCarty David Mentz and Pam Smith Mentz Jane Moore Lamar D. Munroe Jack Lawson Erik Lindquist Charles Magee and Andrea Matus Greg Kurtz Carol Mcclain Euan and Bethany Menzies Richard F. Moore David Murphy Patricia Lawson Daniel Ling and Lee Obrzut Gregory Magee Marianne LaBarre William T. McClain Karen Mercier Robert and Lindsey Moore Pat A. Murphy Linda and Donald Lay Craig Lipp Richard Magers Jon Labonite Robert and Kathy McCleskey Louise Merfeld Scott M. Moore Andrew Brendan Murray Elizabeth and Gordon LaZerte James Lisbakken Jon D. and Nancy L. Magnusson Rich Lacher Peggy and Jack McClintock Alan Merkle and Linda Todd Susan B. Moore Peter and Kelly Murray Patricia A. Leach and John Wesley Little Mike and Doerte Mahanay Rick Lai Liz and Pat McClure Carlene Merlino Peter Bryan Morada Ivan Muzljakovich Stephen M. Roberts Stephanie and Rob Littleton Dr. C. Patrick and Ms Mary David Laird Mark McClure Jeff Mero Betty Moran Keith and Roberta Myers Timothy Leach David Livesay Mahoney Thomas Lake Linda McColgan Dr. Robert Metz Tom Moran Margaret Myers Greg and Terese LeClair Eric Lo and Susan Min Judy Mahoney Esther LaMarche Lorne L. McConachie Jonathan P. Michael Robin Morecroft Joseph R. Myhra David W. Lee Marvin Lock Tom Mailhot and Betty Ngan Ron Lamarche and Mary H. McConnell Dorothy and Joseph Michak Donald K Morford Jeffrey D. Myrter Peggy L. Campbell Karen Lee James Logerfo Sr. Patricia Mallory Douglas A. McCoy Guy and Joyce Michelson Jennifer and Sue Morgan Robert J. Nachlinger Hannah K. Lamont Khiaw Meng Lee Ronald Lone Steven Malme Marcia McCracken Marilyn Mihok Robert Morgan Satya and Anupama Nadella Jane Lampe Kihoon Lee Chris Longston Patrick and Susan Malone James McCullagh John Milbrath Andrew Moriarty Bruce Nairn Stewart Landefeld and Mitchell Lee Rodney V. Looney Pete Maloney Sandy D. and Christine McDade Norm Milks Julie Mork Kim Namba Margaret Breen Timothy Lee Steven and Jody Loper Mike Maloy Denise and Dennis McDermott Robert H. Millar Jeff Morris Michael and Barbara Nappi Darla and Michael Lane Todd and Susan Lee Douglas Loreen Henrique and Regina Malvar Kim J. and Bruce A. McDermott David Millard Kelly Morris Cary Natiello Jeff Langdon Tony C. Lee Don Loski Brendan T Mangan Deborah W. and Sean J. McDonald Andrew R. Miller Kriss A. Morris Constance R. Naybert-Clark Bill and Wendy Lange Shelly Lefotu Alexander B. Loubek Lisa and Nick Manheim James McDonald Clara Miller Melissa Morris Kristopher Naylor Gary Langenbach Michael Lehenbauer Peter A. Loukusa Michael J. and Margo E. Mansfield Ronald J. and Dorothy McDonald Diane Miller Michael and Julie Morris Danial Neault Elias Langholt Ronald Leimkuhler and Trung Hua Jeffrey S. Lounsberry Sandy Marcus Thomas E. McDowell James and Jill Miller Brian Morrison Andrew C. Nelson Paula Lank Rod and Susan Leland H. Paul and Linda S. Lowber Judsen Marquardt and Connie Niva Denyse McFadden and Jamie and Troy Miller Carolyn Morrison Bruce Nelson Gloria Lantz Richard Lentini Sandra M. Lowe Eric Marsh Ken Chapman John Miller Vance P. Morrison Craig Nelson Scott LaPlante Alitha Leon Jeukins Sherri L. Lucas Lee and Nancy Marsh S. Craig McGaffey Michael and Shantail Miller John Morse Curtis Nelson William Laprade Steve Leonard Steven and Elizabeth Lucco Michael and Bickie Le Marsh Brian McGee and Kathe Kern Nancy and Tom Miller Robin Larmer Lutka Larry and Maria Leopold Jessica Ludescher Paul Marshall Jennifer McGetrick-Swan Roger Miller Debra M. Larsen Jeffrey Leppo and Wayne Lugg Susan L Marthaller Robin Douglas McGillveray Samuel M. Miller and Kim Larsen Robin McManamin Catherine A. Martin Kyle and Susan Lukins John and Veronica A. McGlenn Anne J. Miller Bruce and Rebecca Larson Carolyn L. Lesser Rachel Martin Thomas Lundahl Hugh and Teel McGough Steven A. Miller David C. Larson Kimberly and Steven Lester Tracy L. Martin Frederick M. Lunki Tom J. McGrath Paul Mills Melissa L. Larson Ileana Leuca Thomas Martineau Christopher Lupica Melony McGuffin Lisa and Jeffrey Miner Ryan Larson Dora Leung Kevin Martinez Stephen E. Lusk Matthew McKittrick Brian Miner Stephen and Marcia Larson Alison and Anthony Levi Elizabeth Marx Lindsey Cook Luttmer Donald McLaren Laura Mitchell Tim and Sherry Larson Jerry Leviton Mellicia Marx Debbie Lutz Dennis E. McLean Scott Mitchell Ned and Pam Laskowski Jan Levy Mary C. Mason John and Caryl Lynch Matt McManus Richard Mockler Edwin Lassettre Charles and Marianne Lewis Mychelle Mason Thomas F. Lynn Richard P. and Eiko McManus Dale A Moderow Arthur Lastimosa David Lewis Paul Mason Bruce Lyon Willard J. McNamara and Barbara Modrell Debra J. Lewis David H. and Melissa Massy Yvette Latchman and Chris Lyon Natalya M. Leshehyshyn Dan and Liz Moehrke Nadeem Sheikh Douglas and Jeanine Lewis Ahad Matin-Jadidi Glen Lyons Julie McNamara-Dahl and Anne Mohundro Neil Latham Joseph G. Lewis III David S. Mattern Steven Dahl Victoria Mabus Pamela J. Molvar Suzanne and Mark Laurel Robert Lewis Jamie Matthews Stan and Kathy McNaughton Bruce Macaulay Stephanie and Shaun Monaghan Glenn and Sandra Laurence Sean B. and Heather Lewis Jan Matthews Gene McNeil Scott W. and Nancy J. MacCormack Martha J. Monfried Rachel Lauritzen Timothy and Lisa Lewis Lynda Haran Matthias Polly and David McNeill Gary and Victoria MacKenzie Rebecca Monk Helene Lauzon Bock Charles and Rayna Liekweg Nicholas K. Matz Roger S. McNulty Patrick Madden Chris Monsos Stephen Lavine Mr. and Mrs. Davy Lilly Norman Maddex Robert Maung Neil and Nancy McReynolds

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Cameron and Tori Ragen Kay Riley Mel N. Rostron Claudia Sanders and Douglas Ross Jan Raichart H. Grant Ringel Jennifer Roth David Sanford William and Denise Raleigh Howard and Kathy Ringoen Harriet H. Round Dawn Sanow supporters Doug Ralphs John Ritchie Steven and Brian Rovig Paula Sansburn Bruce Ramsey A. J. Ritter Keith Rowe and Ann Stover Marilyn R. Santangelo ($1,000 - $2,499 invested annually in United Way of King County) Maninderveer S. Randev David and Katie Ritter Duane and Nena Roy Preston and Julie Sargent Donors listed gave between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 Arlene and John Rankin Andrew Ritz Tom and Anna Rudd Ric Sarro Linda Rasmussen Craig R. Rixon Nancy Rule-Krienke Richard and Nancy Sartor Heather Nelson Ed Odom Lawrence D. Parrett John Plimpton David and Sally Ratzke Victoria Roa Liane F. Rulifson Ralph Satterlee and Dan Petesch John E. Nelson Amy C. Odonnell Darcy Paschino John H. Plump Richard and Kimberly Rawson Edmund Robb Matthew and Malia Rumbaugh Richard Sauer Kirk R. Nelson Daniel J. O Donnell Sarah H. Patterson Mark and Tanya Pokswinski Norman and Donna Rea Ronald Robb Denise Rundle Lawrence Sauve Sidney Nelson Sharron and Daniel O’Donnell Girish Patwardhan Judy Poll Luisa Recalcati Beanetta Roberts Susan Rupp Eddy Sayed Chad W Nesland Stuart O’Farrell Mark Paulsen and Hanif M. Pollock Alexandra Rector David G. Roberts Charles R. Rushmer Robin L. Sayed Becky Brenner-Paulsen Darryll J. Nestor Margaret Ohashi Julia E. Pollock Michael Redman Rick Roberts Nikki Russell Carole Scallon Jerri Pavitt Gary and Susan Neumann Andria Ohl R. Alex Polson and Dinny Polson Scott B. and Bryn M. Redman Andrew Robertson Arnfinn Rusten Bruce Schafer Mark Peabody Barbara Newell Steve Okimoto Pamela Pope-Cogle and John Reed H. Robertson John Rutherford Gary Schare Stephanie A. Peacock Michael Cogle Michael and Meaghan Newhouse Brian D. Okura Harold and Mary Reeves Jeffrey Robertson Jennifer Ryan Richard S. Schaut Virginia and Thomas Pedreira Brice Poplawski Carl and Susan Newman Jack D. Oldenburg Ken Refvem Leslie Robertson Michael T. Ryberg William Scheidel Nickolas Peine Laurie Porad Toan Nguyen Rob Olin Martin and Janet Regge Danny Robinson and Richard C. Ryland Gerard Scheller Matthew Penarczyk Stephen A. Porter Greg Nickels Mark Olleman Janet Regge Karen Donahue Robinson Roger and Mary Sackett David and Lisa Schilling Martin and Linda Penhallegon Anthony W. Potter David Nicol Harold and Jeanne Rounds Olsen Daryl S. Reichstein Elizabeth Robinson Rebecca Sadinsky and Steven C. Schlenker Don and Lisa Percival Bruce Pottorf Andrew M. Niemer Randy E. Olsen Bill and Allison Reid Ira Robinson Christopher M. Pfohl Dianne E. and Gordon W. Schlicke Nancy A. Perks Bradley and Lisa Powell Donna and Pekka Niikkonen Eric J. Olson Brian D. Reid Jeffrey Robinson and Faith Sadler Donald and Beverly Schmidt Brian Perrin Carrie Powell Barbara Myers Daniel and Denise Niles Ken Olson Georgia L. Reid, Grace M. Reid Todd L. Safon Eric Schmidt Thomas Perrine Ronald O. Powell Ronald Rochon Jeffrey W. Nitta Lynn Olson and Bruce J. Reid Gerald Sakuda Mark and Lisa Schneider Vicky A. Persson Jeffrey Powers Mark and Laura S. Rodgers Johanna Nix Regina Olsson Robert Rein Art Salas The Schoenfeld-Gardner Foundation Ron and Paula Pessner Tacey Powers Robert Rodgers John Nixon Catalin Olteanu Mary Ann Reinhart Vilma V. Salazar David Schooler and Kristen Webb Robert D. Peters Scott Prather James Rodrigues Karl Noakes Laurel A. Olvera Richard and Lillian Reis Anne Salter and Mark Schlipper Eleanor Schreckenghost Don Peterson Debra Pratt David and Sheila Roe Scott D. Noe Brendan O’Meara Kathryn Reith Joseph B. Salter, Jr. Bruce and Pam Schroeder Jeff Peterson Kathleen W Pratt John Roehm Nancy K Noel Richard W. O’Neal Bruce G. Remmen Kyle Samuels and Douglas and Amy Schutt Kathy Peterson Susie J. Prchal Doug Rogers Christopher Osborn Peggy and Richard Noethlich Ben V. Ong Bethany Rentz and Dan Thrush Michael Schwank Louis and Barbara Peterson Joshua Preece Mitzi L. Rogers Natalie A. San Pietro Anne S. Nolan Eugene Onishi William Resnik Terry R. Scodeller Robert Nolting Robert Orleth Marianne Peterson Richard and Susan Prentke Lynn and Mark Retallick Britt Rognes Charles P. and Pennie L. Nomellini George Orr and Kathleen Ryan Ronald Peterson Anne Preston Hans Reutter Richard Rohde Timothy J. Nordin Kathleen O’Sullivan and Susan Peterson Stephen and Laurel Preston Thomas L. Reveley Lance E. Rolfe Catherine A. Norgaard Baird M. Johnson Susan L. Peterson John and Suzanne Price Marc and Barbara Reynolds Emily Rollins James D. Norman Anne Otta Jonathan and Barbara Pettit Nancy Price Marilyn D. Reynolds Otto Rombouts Thomas Norman Lea Anne and Randy Ottinger Gordy and Sally Phares David Pringle Susan Reynolds Colin and Victoria Romero Cathleen Norquist Lori Otto Franci Phelan Jeannette M. Privat Kenneth P. Rhoades Frank Roney Kevin and Melissa Norris Thomas and Veslava Ovendale Brenda Phillips Mark Proulx Steve Ricco Debra Ronnholm Lois North Elizabeth Overly Christopher and Cynthia Phillips Thomas Pucci Edward Rice Brad and Nancy Root Preston M. Norvell Danielle A. Overstreet James Philips Patrick Pugh Frances M. Rice Richard J. Rorem John J. Nowoj Brian Owens John M. Phillips Randolph Punley Sharon Richard Robert and Joanne Rosain Angelo Nuzzin Glen and Mary Pacher Dr. Joseph M. Phillips, Jr. Heather Purdy Bruce and Gail Richards Gary Rose Donald and Kristi Oates Tony and Linda Page Ngoc T. Phung Mardine Purnell-Hepburn Byron Richards Martha Rose and A. J. Hedgcock Sheri Oberg Joseph Palermo Anthony Piasecki Sue Purrington J.J. Richards Conrad Roseburg David and Mary O’Brien Kevin Pantzar Charles Pickrel Susan Queary Thomas and Caroline Richards Judy and Kermit Rosen Edward O’Brien Pascal Parent Paula Pielak Ryan Queja Carol Richardson Kermit F. Rosen and Louise Bush Patrick O’Brien Jeffrey Parietti Rodney and Nancy Pierson Kathleen L. Quiniola Shasha Richardson Mimi Rosen and Nathan Goldberg Elizabeth O’Brien-Yang Allison and Zach Parker Steven Pimentel Allen and Jean Quynn, Jr. Charles and Kathryn Richmond Paul T. and Cynthia Parker Amanda Pittis Elizabeth R Racoosin Edward E. and Renee M. Larry Ockene and Sharon Holt Nancy Rickert Rosenbach Ross Parker Nancy Pittman and Takao Terada Kerry Radcliffe Mary and Kevin O’Connor Bryon E. Rickey Scott Rosenbloom Timothy and Marsha Parker Andra Pletz Frank and Fern Radford Sean O’Connor Richard Riding Stephen and Dana Ross

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Richard Szeliski and Lyn McCoy John Tobin Joseph D. Virnig Tracy Warner Clemens Szyperski Robyn Todd Chris Visser Linda and Toby Warson Nathan Talbert Marv and Laurian Toland Fernando N. Viton Edward Wartelle and Ruth M. Wartelle Jtworos supporters Theresa L. Tamura Roger Tolbert and Anne V. Nichol C. Viton Dr. D.S.W. Tansley and McClellan Michael VonKorff Susan E. Warwick ($1,000 - $2,499 invested annually in United Way of King County) Mrs. K.L. Tansley Marc W. Tollefson Helle and Jim Vu John Washburn and Deborah Winter Donors listed gave between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 Valerie Tarico and Brian Arbogast Nancy Tollefson Catherine Vuong Dianne K. Wasson Debra and Richard Tarry Jeffery Tonn George J. Wackerhagen Anne and Derek Watanabe Cheryl Scott Micheal G. Short Norman Smith Dale R. Stenning David Tarshes and Jack Torgerson Jorie Wackerman Deborah Kerdeman F. Jean Watson Lamar E. Scott Daniel T. Shotton Patricia Smith Roland A. Stephan John and Judith Toth John Waechter and Nicole Scott Craig Shrontz and Lynn Ristig Perry S. Smith Jed Stephens Tim and Barbara Tasker Kenneth L. Tracy Marka Jenkins Waechter James Watson Shannon D. Scott Carol Sibley Roger J. Smith Sheila M. Stephens Curtis Tatro Christopher Trail John J. Waggoner Sheri L. Watson Anthony A. Scruggs Janene M. Siers and Joseph J. Ittes Tricia D. Smith Harriet Stephenson Andrea Taylor Frances C. Traisman Troy A. Wagner Wade and Karen M. Watson Robert and Audrey Seale Patricia L. Siggs Walter and Andrea Smith Alexander and Jane Stevens Davis Taylor Laura Tranin and Alan Greenstein Robert Wagner Alan Wazallann Teresa Sebert and Barry Wachter The Silver Foundation Mary Snapp Donald H. Stewart James Taylor Brian Trapp and Diana Leonard Stephen and Carolyn M. Wagner Cheryl A. Weathers Teri D. Sederstrom Mikela Neff Linda A. Snider Michael L. Stewart Jon Taylor Dante Treglia Wilf and Diane Wainhouse Joseph Weber Christopher C. Seel J. Ronald and Barbara Sim Warren Snider Nancy Stewart Thomas L. Taylor Betty Lou and Irwin Treiger Nancy L. Waite Brian Webster Charles R. Seese Kathlyn and Ken Simkins Cindy K. Snyder Robert A. Stewart James S. Teddy Edward Tremblay Sally and Gary Walcott John Wechkin and Erinn McIntyre John Seethoff and Dorcy Seethoff Daryl Simon David B. Snyder David A. Stiefel Randal Teddy Michael and Penny Tronolone Bart and Nancy Waldman Kristin M. Wehrman Michelle Selvar Isador Simon Family Foundation Kim B. and Dianne Snyder Mary E. Stien Mark and Maureen Tellefson William Trout Cynthia S. Waliser Leslie Weigle David and Leslie Seman James Simon Richard Snyder Sharon Stith-Hughes Roger E. Terriere Tom Truesdell Douglas Walker Stephen Weinberg Kathleen H. Sesnon Charles Simrell and Deborah Giles Lisa Softli and Rodney Stokes Nathan Stix Nathan Terrill Leonard Tucker Daniel and Cari Wall Alex and Heather Weinert Mereseleisa Seumaala Steven Sims Orley and Arlene Solomon Jane and David Stockert Lisa T. Thew Cynthia Turner Aaron D. Walley Joseph and Kathryn Weinstein Donna Sexton Dr. Robert and Maria Sims Beatrice C. Sommerhalder James B. and Kathryn C. Stoetzer Carol Thomas Darrell W. Turner Randy J. Wallingford William L. Weis and Marilyn Roy Larry Sexton Timothy Sinclair Greg Sommers Robert W. Stolarski Holly Thomas David Turner Rich and Leslie Wallis Herbert and Debra Weisbaum Terry Shaff Steve R. Sindiong Stephen Sommerville John H. Story Karen Thomas Michael and Kristina Turner David Walp John and Lisa Welch Catherine Shaffer Basant and Sheila Singh Jennifer B. Sorensen Robert Story Robert and Marion Thomas Olinda Turner and Paul Parsons Janis Walsh Chris and Dee Wellander Sabina L. Shapiro Johanis and Christine Sinon Mark Spangenberg Barry C. Strand Gail Thomas-Flynn LeRoy and Bethan Tuttle Linda Walton and Andrew Hoyal Jim and Donna Weller Salim Shariff Vincent G. Sisson Lesta Sparks Gary and Susan Strand H. Keith Thompson James Twidale John Ward Christopher and Gaynelle Wells Richard and Barb Sharkey Marilyn and William Skelly Ronald Spellecy Craig Strausz Kimberly Thompson James and Maria Ulrich Joseph H. Ward Lyndee Wells Robert W. Sharman Heather Skinner and Shawn Elaine Spencer and Dennis Forsyth Janet Goulding Streifel Patricia Thompson and Curt Warber Julie T. Underwood Rob Warnaca Roxanne Werven Kate Sharp Schneider John Spengler Rick Strong and Kirstin Sandaas Philip Thompson and Jeffrey N. Uno Mark Warner Julie West Elizabeth L. Dolliver Katharina Sharpe Neil Skogland and Marilyn Young- Dr. Joseph S. Spinola William Stuart Tony Valcarcel Skogland Sara D. Thompson Geoff Shavey Doug and Judy Sprute Patty M. Studer John Valente Mark Slack Toko Thompson Alison and Barry Shaw James St. George Mark Stumpf David Valentine Sarah Slater Jesse and Laurie Thomsen Jean and Kevin Shearer Chris Stack Jonathan and Stacie Stutz Robert and Anne Van Cleve Joseph and Dinah Slattery Randy Thomson William G. Sheboy Gregory J. Stack Vaoita Suitonu Catherine Van Der Linden Stanley Slete James and Patricia Thomson Alfred & Tillie Shemanski Elizabeth A. Staiger Joshua D. Sullenger Gerard Van de Ven Catherine Rose Slomka Danny Thorn Foundation Kathleen Stallings Trevor F. Sullivan Shauna Van Dongen Gerald Bruce Smith Keely R. Thrasher Marc and Stella Shepard Mari Stamper Sean Sumner Michael Van Eckhardt Susan L. Smith Leland John T. Throckmorton Pete and Barbara Sherland Nancy S. Stanbery Carolyn Sunde Paulus van Haastrecht Anna and Gary Smith Todd and Kathy Thull Roberta Sherman and Dr. and Mrs. F. Bruder Stapleton Bennett Sung Carol Van Noy Charles Meconis Dan and Christy Smith Brett Thurman Stephen P. Starcevich Russell Surridge Lucretia Vanderwende Eric Shields Dennis A. Smith Jewell Tice Robert Starin Ben and Ana Swaab Frank and LeighAnne VanDusen Joe and Trish Shields Don Smith Tom Tierney Richard Starnes Michael and Nadya Swafford John Varela Walter Shields Jared Smith and Karen Daubert Jennifer Davis Tillson Tom and Chris Stave Leslie Swan Eric Varness Richard Shikiar Jerry Smith and Sherry Wartelle Robert and Barbara Tindall George and JoAnn Stebbins Gerald Swanson Dr. Curits F. Veal Jr Jan N. Shimabukuro Karen Smith David Tinius Gretchen Steele Paul Swanson Marcia Ventura Lauren Shimamura Keven and Kendra Smith Joseph Tinoco Jeffrey Steinbok Scott and Catherine Swanson Lynn and Jay Vernon Yukimi Shimura Kirk R. Smith Laurie and Mick Tish Dale Steinke and Willard E. Sweeney Paul Victor III Calvin E. Shirley Laura and Joshua Smith Frederick W. Titcomb Doree R. Armstrong Gary Swenson and Rebecca Robar Brendan Vierra Marianne Short Mark and Patricia Smith Ronald Tober Sherri L. Stemp Norman H. and M. Lynn Swick Robert Villanueva Michael Short Matthew P. Smith Hugh R. Tobin Michael A. Stenchever Aaron Swinsinski Timothy Vinopal

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YOU lead the way

supporters president’s circle ($1,000 - $2,499 invested annually in United Way of King County) Since 1952, United Way of King County has had one chair for its board of directors, and one or more chairs for its annual community Donors listed gave between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 campaign. These volunteer positions have involved numerous hours of collaboration, public speaking, fundraising and leadership that support United Way of King County in attaining its annual goals. Through the significant contributions of time and talent, these Anne E. Westby James C. and Heidi L. Wilson Michael Woodward Jim Yowan individuals have created a legacy of giving and volunteerism. This list names those individuals who have served in these volunteer Timothy and Connie Wettack Kristine and Patrick Wilson V. Woolston Richard Yukubousky positions and have made an outstanding contribution to the success of United Way of King County. These individuals are named as William Whatley Raymond and Cynthia Wilson Shannan Wooten Mona Yurk members of the President’s Circle. Christopher Wheatley Richard and Catherine Wilson David A. Wortendyke Karl W. and Ellen Zahlis Jennifer Wheeler William R. Wilson Dave and Timera Worthen William Zaleski John Wheeler Elsbeth Wintermuth Craig and Joan Wrench Marcia and Klaus Peter Zech Year Campaign Chair(s) Board Chair Year Campaign Chair(s) Board Chair Robert Wheeler Charles Wirth Marci Wright Douglas Zellers Scott Whitbeck Richard Wirthlin Samuel Andrew Wright Cynthia and Paul Zemann 2010-11 Brad Smith and Dan Fulton 1981-82 John C. Day Jay D. Porter Edward A. and Margaret R. White Jennifer Wiseman Sandy Wu Brian and Rose Zeringer Kathy Surace-Smith 1980-81 A.V. Smith James A. Thorpe Jamie White Kathy Withem Ethan Yarbrough Deborah Ziegenhorn 2009-10 Scott Carson Molly Nordstrom 1979-80 G. Robert Truen, Jr. Luther J. Carr. Jr. Kelly and Katy White Paula Wittmann John E. Yarbrough Edward Zielinski 2008-09 Tod Leiweke Norman Rice Laurence White Rudiger H. Wolf James Yates John and Kyoko Zimet 1978-79 C.M. Berry Gordon H. Sweany 2007-08 John Stanton Dan Brettler Margaret White Charles Wolfii Stephanie Yates David Zimmerman 1977-78 D.E. Skinner Robert D. O’Brien 2006-07 Jeff and Tricia Raikes Sandra E. Madrid, Ph.D. Stanley White William Woll Jim Yearby Robert L. Zimmerman 1976-77 T.A. Wilson Irving E. Stimpson 2005-06 Peter Horvitz Fr. Steven Sundborg Roy and Rhonda Whitehead Bo Yee Wong Rene Yoakum Igor Zinkovsky 1975-76 robert D. O’Brien Mrs. William H. Gates Andrew and Elizabeth Whittenberg Dominic Wong Mary S. Young Christian and Joyce Zobel 2004-05 norm and Constance Jim Tune Rice 1974-75 Gordon H. Sweany Charles M. Pigott Linda and Chris Wickizer Mooi Lien Wong Ralph and Patty Young 1973-74 ralph M. David robert S. Ivie Andrea D. Wicks Matthew J. Woo Shirley Young 166 donors wish to remain 2003-04 howard Lincoln rick Fersch 1972-73 Charles M. Pigott Bernard T. Poor Peter and Karen Wickstrand Carol Wood Tamara S. Young anonymous 2002-03 John and Ginny Sherelle Walker Meisenbach James D. Wiedman Daniel N. Wood Rodney and Julia Younker 1971-72 howard E. Richmond William T. Jacobson Paul M. Wiegand Cynthia Woodford Janine and Joe Yount 2001-02 rick Redman Mason Sizemore 1970-71 Jack A. Keller J.B. McClintock Aaron Wiehe 2000-01 herb and Jon Bridge Boh Dickey 1969-70 harold H. Heath hugh A. Smith Debby Wight 1999-00 rick and Patti Fersch Barbara Dingfield 1968-69 T. Robert Faragher Fred Huleen Jennifer and William Wilcox 1998-99 Phyllis Campbell Bruce Brooks 1967-68 J.B. McClintock Gerald E. Gorans David and Roxanne Wiley 1997-98 Jeffrey Brotman Steve Davis 1966-67 Volney Richmond Jr. J.D. Mullin Erica Wiley 1996-97 Frank Blethen John Ederer 1965-66 Fred Huleen Russell V. Hokanson Welles Wiley 1995-96 Frank Shrontz Ann Ramsay-Jenkins William Wilhoit 1964-65 W.I. Martin Charles I. Stone Ronald Wilkowski 1994-95 Don Kraft Jim Sinegal 1963-64 Fred O. Paulsell Maxwell Carlson Andrew Williams 1993-94 roger H. Eigsti Kari Glover 1962-63 Ben E. Bowling W.J. Pennington Carol Ann and Gregory Williams 1992-93 richard R. Sonstelie Gerald R. Swanson 1961-62 Willis Camp Lowell P. Mickelwait Christine Williams 1991-92 robert S. Cline Ernest R. Morris, Ph.D. 1960-61 norman Allen Thomas L. McQuaid Douglas Williams 1990-91 Luke S. Helms Bruce M. Pym 1959-60 Edward A. Black Frank E. Jerome Elaine Williams 1989-90 William H. Gates, Sr. John F. Behnke 1958-59 Louis A. Hagman Michael Dederer James Williams 1988-89 Judith M. Runstad Gilbert W. Anderson Judy A. and Frederick A. Williams 1957-58 Thomas L. McQuaid Kenneth B. Coleman Kathryn Williams 1987-88 Malcolm T. Stamper J. Shan Mullin 1956-57 Frank E. Jerome Lowell P. Mickelwait LaQuinda Williams 1986-87 richard P. Cooley Colleen S. Willoughby 1955-56 George B. Garber D.K. MacDonald Robert P. Williams, Jr. 1985-86 Bruce A. Nordstrom John D. Mangels 1954-55 Maxwell Carlson James B. Douglas Scott and Randi L. Williams 1984-85 William S. Randall George C. Corcoran 1953-54 Joseph E. Gandy William G. Reed Shelley L. Williams 1983-84 John W. Ellis Roland M. Trafton 1952-53 James B. Douglas William M. Allen William Williams 1982-83 Samuel N. Stroum John D. Durbin Sandra and Bob Williamson Beverly Willison Bart and Cynthia Wilson

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directors committees

Akhtar Badshah Sandra E. Madrid, Ph.D. Audit Committee Microsoft University of Washington board of directors David Freiboth (Chair) Brian McAndrews United Way of King County is governed and counseled by many Michael Bisesi Chris Alston Seattle University Madrona Venture Group distinguished leaders in our community. We thank them for volunteering Mike Cave Steven McKean their time and talents, and using their creativity, expertise and enthusiasm David Bley Matt Kosmicki Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Deloitte to help solve our community’s toughest challenges. Eric Markell Matt Nickerson Dan Brettler Michael Waite Car Toys, Inc. and Safeco Insurance Executive Committee campaign leadership Wireless Advocates LLC Molly Nordstrom Jeffrey H. Brotman Community Volunteer Audit Review Committee Dan Fulton campaign co-Chairs Board Chair Costco Wholesale Susan Rahr Matt Matson (Chair) Weyerhaeuser King County Sheriff’s Department Brad Smith Colleen Brown Roger Billings José Gaitán Microsoft, General Counsel Fisher Communications Rita Ryder Linda Canney Board Chair Elect/Secretary Senior Vice President Sandra Cavanaugh YWCA King & Snohomish Counties Bryon Epp The Gaitán Group Legal and Corporate Affairs Russell Investments Al Smith Ray Holmdahl Matt Kosmicki Kathy Surace-Smith Perkins Coie Treasurer Mike Cave Lynn Jackson Corporate Attorney and Chair, Finance Committee The Boeing Company Brad Smith John Johnston PwC Community Volunteer Stella Chao Microsoft Judy Jones Colleen Brown City of Seattle Karen Marcotte Solimano Martha Lindley Chair, AdTS vice Chairs Community Volunteer Fisher Communications Fred Devereux Lillian McDonell Jeffrey Brotman AT&T Charles Stevens Stacy Minnig David Freiboth Chair, Audit Committee Costco Wholesale Rick Fersch Community Volunteer Sharron O’Donnell Chairman of the Board M.L. King County Labor Council, Archdiocese of Seattle David Straus Troy Rector AFL-CIO Chair, Million Dollar Roundtable David Freiboth Fortune Bank Erin Welch Karen E. Glover Colleen Brown M.L. King County Labor Council James Sun Member at Large Fisher Communications Board member Chief Executive Officer Dan Fulton Geopage Brand Enhancement Committee United Way Worldwide Chair, Alexis de Tocqueville Society Weyerhaeuser Stephen V. Sundborg, S.J. Rick Fersch (Chair) Colleen Kelly Seattle University Scott Carson José Gaitán Chair, Community Building Committee The Gaitán Group Karen Aliabadi City of Redmond Former Boeing Commercial Airplanes Kathy Surace-Smith President and Chief Executive Officer Karen E. Glover Corporate Attorney and Frank Greer Karen Marcotte Solimano Former Cabinet Chair Community Volunteer Member at Large United Way Worldwide Nathan James Chair, Campaign to End Steve Leahy Maria Goodloe-Johnson Yvonne Tate Chronic Homelessness Leahy Consulting, Principal Roger Oglesby Seattle Public Schools City of Bellevue Community Volunteer Chair, New Business Development Tricia Raikes Carlos Guangorena Emory Thomas Brian McAndrews Janet Levinger Puget Sound Business Journal Member at Large Plaza Bank Prashant Sapute Community Volunteer Madrona Venture Group Chair, Parent-Child Home Program Mari Horita Alex Torres Karen Marcotte Solimano Rita Ryder Fundraising Committee Major, Lindsey & Africa Starbucks Coffee Company Matthew Tams Member at Large Colleen Kelly John Welch YWCA King & Snohomish Counties Karen Marcotte Solimano Emory Thomas Community Volunteer City of Redmond Highline Public Schools Charles Stevens Chair, Campaign to End Chronic Homelessness Alison Carl White Member at Large Matt Kosmicki NPower Seattle Community Volunteer Delphine Stevens PwC Jon Fine Community Volunteer Janet Levinger President & CEO Chair, Alexis de Tocqueville Society Events Community Volunteer United Way of King County

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impact council

Early Learning Impact Council Out of the Rain Impact Council Race Matters Work Group committees Gretchen Stahr Breunig Angie Brewer Colleen Kelly Alison Carl White Eric Anderson Theressa L. Lenear Community Building Committee Finance & Administration Governance Committee Committee Daniel Carrillo Debra Boyer Julie Nelson Colleen Kelly (Chair) Molly Nordstrom (Chair) John-Paul Chaisson-Cardenas David Brown Sherelle Owens Matt Kosmicki (Chair) Mona Bailey (Vice Chair) José Gaitán Selnelda Cox Lewis Cheung Yvonne Redding-White Chris Alston Mari Horita Greg Adams Bob Graff Bob Cooper Isidro Rodriguez Mike Cave Sandra E. Madrid, Ph.D. Kit Bakke Mari Horita J.R. Harris Al Smith Matt Nickerson Robert Beem David Danforth Charles Stevens Evelyn Lemoine Jason Johnson Derek Wentorf Michael Bisesi John Durbin Stephen Sundborg Erin Maher Sara Levin Linda Woodall Carlos Guangorena David Bley Yvonne Tate Kathy Matthews Brian McAndrews Mike Heinisch Gina Breukelman Heather Miller Alyssa Mehl Strengthening Our Community Jim Judson Impact Council Stella Chao Erin Okuno Stephanie Moyes Ben Katon Strategic Plan Committee Ken Colling Alex O’Reilly Elaine Sells Kit Bakke Eric Markell José Gaitán (Chair) Michael Heinisch Jim Ott Karen Marcotte Solimano Shermoin Clardy Prashant Sapute Mike Bisesi Alan Kiest Josephine Pompey Doug Stevenson Darryl Cook Sue Sherbrooke David Bley Theressa Lenear CiKeithia Pugh Arthur Sullivan Pam Mauk Phyllis Campbell Sandra Lowe Mason Sizemore Gary Kaplan Peter Russo Jennifer Teunon Cathy McAvoy Matthew Matson David Straus Sandra E. Madrid, Ph.D. Gail Tanaka Remy Trupin Laura Merchant Julie Nelson Alex Torres Brian McAndrews Val Thomas-Matson Don Moreland Michael Waite Peter Russo Molly Nordstrom Sarita Siqueiros Thornburg Public Policy Impact Council Kelly Phanco Al Smith Mark Okazaki Vicki Asakura Pam Piering Karen Marcotte Solimano Parent-Child Home Program Fundraising Committee Rita Ryder New Solutions Impact Council Akhtar Badshah Ruben Rivera-Jackman Doug Stevenson Charles Stevens Tracy Shafer Janet Levinger (Chair) Caren Adams Robert Beem Chuck Viele James Sun Linda Wells John Stanton (Honorary Co-Chair) Karen Akada Michael Bisesi Alex Torres Dinah Wilson Alison Alfonzo Pence Bob Cooper Community Resource Exchange Bob Watt (Honorary Co-Chair) Sam Whiting David Freiboth Action Committee Phyllis Campbell (Honorary Co-Chair) Jon Fine Robert Beem Joe Berhorst Michael Heinisch Julie Brand Nancy Ashley Kathryn Barnard Jessica Bonebright Kate Joncas Ben Golding UWW Relationship Task Force Phil Bussey Cordell Carter Sara Levin Jackie Gow Rita Ryder (Chair) Dale Lauer Linda Cufley Laura Lippold Tom Moran Mike Bisesi Steve Leahy Valencia Dean Gordon McHenry Paul Mendes José Gaitán Evelyn Lemoine Lynnette Hynden Nina Odell McCormick Courtney Nakahara Sandra E. Madrid, Ph.D. Mike McGavick Kate Joncas Alex O’Reilly Lynda Matthias Cheri Rudolph Steve McKean James Lauinger Susan Rahr Molly Nordstrom ex-officio Elaine Sells Will Poole Emily Leslie Rita Ryder Charles Stevens Alina Skripnik Brad Smith Hilary Loeb Doug Stevenson Alex Torres Chrissy Swift Charles Stevens Jennifer Martin David Straus Matt Vanbeek Delphine Stevens Bernadette Merikle Yvonne Tate Eric Vazquez Kathy Surace-Smith David Mesenbring Kip Tokuda Alex Torres Ericka Turley Maya Vengadasalam Kevin Washington Gloria Wakayama Dinah Wilson

60 UNITED WAY OF KING COUNTY • 2010 REport To The Community unitedwayofkingcounty.org 61 statement of activities operating ratio For the FISCAL year ended June 30, 2010 operating ratio For the FISCAL year ended June 30, 2010 Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total Program Supporting services services Total OPERATING ACTIVITIES Expenses $33,180,807 $9,320,878 $42,501,685 Support and revenue Less: Campaign contributions $73,953,013 $13,154,808 $ – $87,107,821 Distributions to agencies 29,820,891 – 29,820,891 Administrative Endowment contributions 214,692 – – 214,692 Planning 1,414,880 – 1,414,880 Parent Child-Home Program contributions 483,264 51,741 535,005 Distribution 679,737 – 679,737 Basic Needs contributions 966,560 307,445 – 1,274,005 Community services 1,097,364 – 1,097,364 Campaign to End Chronic Homelessness contributions 612,801 315,315 – 928,116 Fiscal agent projects 5,597 – 5,597 Less: Depreciation 162,338 434,725 597,063 Donor designations to other organizations (64,887,065) – – (64,887,065) 33,180,807 434,725 33,615,532 Donor designations to Administrative Endowment (214,692) – – (214,692) Campaign related expenses – GROSS $ – $8,886,153 $8,886,153 Allowance for uncollectible accounts (124,209) – (124,209) Net campaign contributions $11,128,573 $13,705,100 – $24,833,673 Less: Grants 5,721,114 3,488,672 – 9,209,786 In-kind expenses (343,075) (343,075) Income distribution from Administrative Endowment 5,095,586 – – 5,095,586 Offset by certain other income: Other income 2,085,821 (79,113) 166,566 2,173,274 Sponsorships (667,450) (667,450) Net assets released from restrictions 19,943,163 (19,943,163) – – Processing fees (351,809) (351,809) Total support and revenue $43,974,257 (2,828,504) $166,566 $41,312,319 (1,019,259) (1,019,259) Campaign related expenses - NET $7,523,819 $7,523,819 Expenses

Program services Total campaign revenue $90,059,639 Distributions Allocations to agencies 24,287,251 – – 24,287,251 Gross operating ratio 8.4% To agencies from endowment income and contributions 19,709 – – 19,709 Distribution from Administrative Endowment Fund $(5,095,586) Other distributions to agencies 5,513,931 – – 5,513,931 Net operating ratio 2.7% Total distributions $29,820,891 – – $29,820,891 Planning 1,487,257 – – 1,487,257 Distribution 712,179 – – 712,179 Community services 1,154,447 – – 1,154,447 Fiscal agent projects 6,033 – – 6,033 Total program services $33,180,807 – $33,180,807 Supporting services Management and general 3,313,786 – – 3,313,786 Fundraising 6,007,092 – – 6,007,092 Total supporting services 9,320,878 – – 9,320,878 Total expenses $42,501,685 – – $42,501,685 Change in net assets 1,472,572 (2,828,504) 166,566 (1,189,366)

NET ASSETS, beginning of year $16,081 045 $20,312,692 $3,158,956 $39,552,693 NET ASSETS, end of year $17,553,617 $17,484,188 $3,325,522 $38,363,327

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united way of king county investments We partner with many community organizations to help people in need, to solve tough local issues and to create a better place for all of us to live. As a team, we make more of a difference. Direct gifts to United Way of King $200 10% 9.1% County make this teamwork possible. growth of the gates 8.6% endowment and effect 7.4% 8% ALLOCATIONS DESIGNATIONS TOTAL ALLOCATIONS DESIGNATIONS TOTAL $150 7.1% on net operating ratio 6.6% $125 Alliance for Education $150 $37,839 $37,989 Children’s Alliance $2,000 $2,635 $4,635 5.7% $118 6% Alliance of People with $31,759 $320 $32,079 Children’s Home Society $388,513 $6,707 $395,220 6.3% 6.1% $99 disAbilities of Washington Net Operating Ratio ) $100 $107 $79 Alzheimer’s Association $39,554 $6,466 $46,020 Chinese Information Service $102,120 $5,183 $107,303 Ending Market Value $66 4% Center 4.1% AMARA Parenting & Adoption $72,458 $2,104 $74,562 $52 3.8% Services Church Council Of Greater $36,286 $1,778 $38,064 $50 $41 $40 3.2% FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2010 $38 Seattle $31 2.7% 2% American Red Cross Serving $589,518 $45,287 $634,805 King & Kitsap Counties CityClub $700 $400 $1,100 $0 Archdiocesan Housing $140,847 $140,847 Communities In Schools $25,000 $12,360 $37,360 DollaRS (in millions Authority of Renton Fy99 Fy00 Fy01 Fy02 Fy03 Fy04 Fy05 Fy06 Fy07 Fy08 Fy09 Fy10 Asian & Pacific Islander $36,557 $1,981 $38,538 Communities In Schools $25,000 $25,000 Women & Family Safety Center of Seattle Asian Counseling and Referral $255,527 $33,715 $289,242 Community Day School $26,249 $1,440 $27,689 Services Association Atlantic Street Center $196,998 $5,242 $202,240 Community for Youth $45,000 $1,070 $46,070 AtWork! $172,962 $2,195 $175,157 Community House Mental $37,500 $88 $37,588 Health Agency Auburn Food Bank $69,838 $5,400 $75,238 Community Impact - $101,071 $101,071 Auburn Youth Resources $272,025 $3,930 $275,955 Basic Needs Bellevue Boys and Girls Club $73,762 $14,215 $87,977 Community Impact - $489,850 $489,850 Begun by Bill and Melinda Big Brothers Big Sisters Of $153,000 $10,832 $163,832 Homelessness Puget Sound Gates and generously funded by Community Impact - $50,000 $50,000 thousands of people throughout Birth to Three Development $45,000 $1,280 $46,280 System Issues Center/Dept of Public the community, the Gates Health; King County Finance Community Impact - $48,452 $ 48,452 Endowment has enabled United Department Early Learning Way of King County to offset Black Diamond Community $39,000 $2,035 $41,035 Community Psychiatric Clinic 141,951 $141,951 overhead costs to 2.7 percent— Center Community Schools $55,000 $55,000 which means that over 97 cents Boy Scouts - Chief Seattle $108,000 $57,407 $165,407 Collaboration of every dollar can be used for Council Community Services for the $198,640 $198,640 programs and services that Boyer Children’s Clinic/Dept $157,750 $100 $157,850 Blind & Partially Sighted directly benefit the community. of Public Health; King County Compass Housing Alliance $356,804 $22,390 $379,194 Finance Department Consejo Counseling & $131,469 $2,980 $134,449 Boys & Girls Clubs of $432,328 $46,261 $478,589 Referral Service donor dollars at work King County % Country Doctor Community $121,871 $4,288 $126,159 4.0 Building Changes $1,000 $580 $1,580 Health Centers OLDER ADULTS Camp Fire USA $275,130 $11,799 $286,929 Crisis Clinic $570,139 $6,607 $576,746 % ENDING HOMELESSNESS Central Puget Sound Council 36.7 Delridge Neighborhoods $39,935 $39,935 % CARES of Washington $37,900 $390 $38,290 4.4 Denise Louie Education $100,000 $2,279 $102,279 HEALTH SERVICES 21.4% YOUTH SERVICES CASA Latina $19,678 $3,197 $22,875 Center Catholic Community Services $905,306 $167,796 $1,073,102 Des Moine Area Food Bank $27,500 $1,785 $29,285 of Western Washington % Domestic Abuse Women’s $195,764 $18,803 $214,567 12.5 Center for Career Alternatives $71,461 $9,702 $81,163 Network OTHER COMMUNITY Center for Human Services $444,582 $9,277 $453,859 Downtown Emergency Service $496,537 $32,333 $528,870 ISSUES Center For Multicultural Health $56,718 $289 $57,007 Center % % Chief Seattle Club $45,300 $120 $45,420 Dynamic Family Services/Dept $51,819 $51,819 8.3 of Public Health; King County BASIC NEEDS 12.7 Child Care Resources $491,660 $3,185 $494,845 EARLY LEARNING Finance Department Childhaven $772,372 $124,515 $896,887

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ALLOCATIONS DESIGNATIONS TOTAL ALLOCATIONS DESIGNATIONS TOTAL

Peace For The Streets By Kids $51,707 $1,390 $53,097 Southwest Youth & Family $94,400 $1,357 $95,757 from the Streets Services

ALLOCATIONS DESIGNATIONS TOTAL ALLOCATIONS DESIGNATIONS TOTAL Philanthropy Northwest $19,687 $19,687 Strengthening Our Community $162,590 $162,590 Pioneer Human Services $78,600 $78,600 Swedish Visiting Nurse $392,913 $715 $393,628 EA alliance of nonprofits/ $1,650 $1,650 Jewish Family Service $162,384 $87,027 $249,411 Services Executive Alliance Plymouth Housing Group $182,500 $6,386 $188,886 Jewish Federation of Greater $5,000 $810,814 $815,814 Team Read $30,000 $5,350 $35,350 Eastside Baby Corner $10,000 $1,408 $11,408 Seattle Port Jobs $31,584 $31,584 The Service Board $23,473 $250 $23,723 Eastside Domestic Violence $299,709 $15,705 $315,414 Kent Food Bank and Emergency $35,681 $22,143 $57,824 PROVAIL $125,857 $3,397 $129,254 Program Services Therapeutic Health Services $188,919 $2,400 $191,319 Puget Sound Labor Agency, $110,989 $4,052 $115,041 Eastside Interfaith Social $62,517 $2,646 $65,163 Kent Youth & Family Services $279,402 $4,067 $283,469 AFL-CIO Thrive by Five Washington $91,664 $91,664 Concerns Council Kin On Community Health Care $30,000 $8,850 $38,850 Rainier Scholars $90,000 $82,170 $172,170 Transitional Resources $59,163 $1,532 $60,695 El Centro de la Raza $317,316 $14,760 $332,076 Kindering Center/Dept of Public $313,686 $1,530 $315,216 Rainier Valley Food Bank $27,897 $4,132 $32,029 Treehouse $58,500 $30,451 $88,951 Elder and Adult Day Services $48,000 $1,887 $49,887 Health; King County Finance Department Recovery Centers Of King $119,816 $4,189 $124,005 Ukrainian Community Center of $49,309 $330 $49,639 ElderHealth Northwest $100,842 $4,169 $105,011 County Washington King County Department of $425,692 $425,692 Emergency Feeding Program $20,000 $20,000 Community & Human Services Refugee Federation Service $64,358 $64,358 United Indians Of All Tribes $117,351 $3,347 $120,698 Center Foundation Encompass $87,500 $7,676 $95,176 Department Refugee Women’s Alliance $656,250 $3,700 $659,950 Urban League of Metropolitan $161,658 $6,295 $167,953 Evergreen Healthcare $36,666 $1,116 $37,782 King County Sexual Assault $143,704 $56,399 $200,103 Seattle Foundation Resource Center Renton Area Youth & Family $157,276 $12,123 $169,399 Services Valley Cities Counseling & $273,347 $1,434 $ 274,781 Executive Service Corps of $37,500 $250 $37,750 King County/Mental Health $214,000 $208 $214,208 Consultation Washington Chemical Abuse & Dependency Rosehedge AIDS Housing & $31,042 $2,246 $33,288 Division Healthcare Vashon Maury Community $10,000 $1,544 $11,544 Exodus Housing $23,000 $1,500 $24,500 Food Bank Leadership Tomorrow $9,000 $1,635 $10,635 Ruth Dykeman Childrens Center $423,229 $10,174 $433,403 FareStart $125,254 $19,792 $145,046 Vashon Youth And Family $62,150 $6,944 $69,094 Lifelong AIDS Alliance $125,298 $27,521 $152,819 Ryther Child Center $680,097 $21,164 $701,261 First Place School $196,550 $16,248 $212,798 Services Lifetime Advocacy Plus $57,865 $57,865 SafeFutures Youth Center $73,000 $170 $73,170 Food Lifeline $295,000 $77,959 $372,959 Vietnamese Friendship $70,000 $70,000 Literacy Source $42,321 $42,321 Salvation Army Northwest $662,664 $70,263 $732,927 Association Friends of the Children - King $2,917 $3,652 $6,569 Division County Low Income Housing Institute $178,799 $11,888 $190,687 Washington Alliance for Better $55,000 $55,000 School’s Out of Washington $4,000 $4,000 Schools Friends of Third Place $18,000 $18,000 Lutheran Community Services $206,389 $20,128 $226,517 Commons Northwest Sea Mar Community Health $93,137 $7,300 $100,437 Washington Families Fund $50,000 $50,000 Centers Friends of Youth $357,943 $8,329 $366,272 Maple Valley Food Bank and $64,226 $15,295 $79,521 Washington Health Foundation $15,000 $1,320 $16,320 Emergency Services Seattle Childrens Home $138,658 $9,396 $148,054 Gay City Health Project $10,000 $1,138 $11,138 Washington Womens $28,968 $7,163 $36,131 Medical Teams International $900 $900 Seattle Counseling Service for $92,868 $2,522 $95,390 Employment & Education Girl Scouts of Western $382,914 $31,609 $414,523 Sexual Minorities Washington Council Minority Executive Directors $6,600 $6,600 Wellspring Family Services $864,352 $62,674 $927,026 Seattle Human Svcs. Coalition $ 5,000 $5,000 Greater Maple Valley $60,037 $5,841 $65,878 Mt. Si Senior Center $10,000 $10,000 White Center Emergency Food $25,000 $1,840 $26,840 Association Community Center Multifaith Works $80,056 $1,652 $81,708 Seattle Indian Center $139,055 $1,732 $140,787 WithinReach $397,500 $397,500 HealthPoint $48,447 $3,506 $51,953 Multi-Service Center $343,991 $12,209 $356,200 Seattle Indian Health Board $39,200 $280 $39,480 Wonderland Development $34,204 $34,204 Hearing, Speech & Deafness $250,814 $8,823 $259,637 Neighborcare Health $88,223 $3,184 $91,407 Seattle MESA - UW Foundation $50,000 $50,000 Center Center Neighborhood House $492,833 $7,516 $500,349 Seattle Works $2,500 $700 $3,200 Helping Link $15,000 $100 $15,100 Workforce Development $75,799 $50 $75,849 New Beginnings $153,826 $44,737 $198,563 Senior Services of Seattle & $788,168 $21,929 $810,097 Council of Seattle-King County Highline Area Food Bank $17,500 $3,148 $20,648 King County New Futures $105,800 $3,027 $108,827 YMCA of Greater Seattle $831,750 $85,534 $917,284 HOME (Homeless Outreach $12,056 $1,550 $13,606 Sno-Valley Senior Center $10,000 $10,000 Mobilization Effort) North & Eastside Healthy Start $64,943 $64,943 Youth Eastside Services $162,577 $10,850 $173,427 Consortium SOAR $279,442 $ 279,442 Hopelink $337,692 $124,406 $462,098 YouthCare $252,978 $90,614 $343,592 Northshore Senior Center $12,000 $12,000 Social Venture Partners $2,500 $2,500 Horn of Africa Services $30,000 $30,000 YWCA of Seattle-King County- $1,348,794 $93,013 $1,441,807 Northwest Immigrant Rights $67,618 $4,125 $71,743 Solid Ground $414,832 $29,159 $443,991 Snohomish County Housing Development $5,000 $5,000 Project Consortium Somali Community Services $30,000 $30,000 Northwest Network of $58,306 $152 $58,458 Coalition Individual Development $600,799 $600,799 TOTAL $29,820,891 $2,966,511 $32,787,402 Bisexual, Trans, Lesbian & Gay Sound Child Care Solutions $115,000 $35 $115,035 Accounts Survivors of Abuse Sound Mental Health $149,124 $9,064 $158,188 Institute for Family $84,603 $473 $85,076 Operation Nightwatch $10,000 $8,263 $18,263 This list includes United Way of King County allocations plus individual gifts directed Development South King Council of Human $56,000 $56,000 to those agencies (“other philanthropy”) for the year ended June 30, 2010. Other Community Investments $150 $150 Interaction/Transition $58,703 $240 $58,943 Services To request a complete copy of our audited financial statements, please contact Pacific Asian Empowerment $30,000 $120 $30,120 South Park Area $28,400 $28,400 International District Housing $58,750 $445 $59,195 Program (PAEP) Linda Snider, director of general accounting, at 206.461.3712. Alliance Redevelopment Parent Trust for Washington $37,500 $2,180 $39,680 International Drop-In Center $30,000 $100 $30,100 Southeast Youth & Family $36,913 $100 $37,013 Children Services

66 UNITED WAY OF KING COUNTY • 2010 REport To The Community unitedwayofkingcounty.org 67 it’s all about YOU King County residents have been pooling their donations together since the first federated giving # campaign was held in 1921. Our community raised $101.2 million for the 2009- 12010 fundraising campaign, making us the #1 United Way in the country.

% The majority of donors work at of all United Way of King County Microsoft or Boeing, 29donations are individual gifts but people from all ranging from $1 to $10,000. walks of life—from teachers to truckers—give to United Way.

In 2010, The Daily Beast ranked Seattle as the most charitable city in the U.S. ,900

TOP reasons people Last year, 32,900 people 4 support United Way 32 connected to volunteer of King County opportunities through United Way. 1 “It’s trustworthy.” 2 “It makes good use of my donation and doesn’t waste funds.” 3 “It is effective at directing donations to where the community needs it the most.” 4 “It gets visible results in my community.”

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