This Is 2007. Increased, but in 1971 We Realized That Our Name to Reflect Our Growth

year: 1 year: 28 year: 46 This is our 64th year of social responsibility. On Feb. 27, 1943, the doors of Belle Bonfils Memorial Blood Bank opened and history Growth for Bonfils over the past Therefore, we became Belle Bonfils Bonfils received approval to administer a another year was made. Dr. Osgood Philpott and philanthropist Helen G. Bonfils helped to 28 years occurred both physically Memorial Blood Center. Bonfils was no local office of the National Marrow Donor realize the Rocky Mountain Region’s need for blood services and led the founding of and philosophically. Not only did longer just a blood bank; our services Program in 1989, allowing us to help This is our 64th year of customer satisfaction. of successes Denver’s first community blood bank. However, Bonfils was not born of need alone, we repeatedly outgrow offices and were expanding, especially in the area of recruit and maintain records of persons 2007 but with a vision to aid the local community as well as the military forces fighting laboratories as our community support transfusion medicine and it was time for willing to donate bone marrow. This was overseas in World War II. This vision would carry on and reach across the state—across a monumental step for Bonfils and before This is 2007. increased, but in 1971 we realized that our name to reflect our growth. And the year: To Our Community: decades—to become an intricate and integral part of Colorado’s healthcare system. the name Belle Bonfils Memorial growing didn’t stop there. long, the results started to show. 64 Blood Bank no longer seemed to apply. We’ve made it all the way to year 64 and the cusp of our 65th anniversary enter Fulfilling a need to support troops fighting overseas and local patients in In our first year we registered 250 donors. celebration. As is our great tradition, Bonfils spent 2007 building upon the successes Two years after the initiation of the need of blood transfusions, Belle Bonfils Memorial Blood Bank opened to the of the past, ensuring that Colorado can count on our commitment to quality and year: Colorado Marrow Donor Program, public on Feb. 27, 1943 with much fanfare thanks to the dedication of several 5 continuous improvement. C influential doctors from the Denver Medical Society and a $10,000 donation history was made when more than 5,000 At present, we have more than 450 employees working in nine community donor from philanthropist Helen Bonfils. As we celebrate our 65th year of saving 1948 was a remarkable year. More than people joined the registry in support of two siblings who desperately needed centers and more than 3,000 yearly mobile blood drives. We provide blood and blood lives, we also reflect on the accomplishments that we realized over the last 64 5,000 whole blood transfusions were marrow donors. products to more than 200 healthcare facilities every day. Additionally, we collect years with the support of our community and our healthcare partners. given to approximately 1,950 patients and the number of whole blood transfusions approximately 200,000 units of blood annually and offer a variety of services to meet was doubling each year. This increasing the needs of our community. Since collecting 1,600 units of blood in our inaugural year of operation, lood demand led to the initiation of walking After a long heroic battle, Kendall, left, and Bonfils Blood Center now collects an average of 200,000 units of blood blood banks, which were set up in as many Taylor Atkinson succumbed to Fanconi’s B annually. Today, the blood center also supplies blood products and services anemia. To this day, the Atkinson family as 30 Rocky Mountain communities— to more than 200 hospitals and healthcare facilities and other blood centers. technicians took samples of blood from dedicates itself to finding a cure and finding january: Additionally, our commitment to social responsibility abounds with potential donors as far as 300 miles from donors to combat blood-related diseases. 11th longstanding partnerships with nearly 1,500 Colorado businesses, civic groups Denver, providing a large living reservoir year: report and faith-based organizations each year that support our mission of saving and of potential donors with known blood 52 The New Year Begins With enhancing lives by hosting blood drives. In our 65-year history more than 3 types. Our increased presence in the Appreciation for the Past community and our strides to enhance In 1995, Bonfils anticipated a need required to convert the 150,000 square- million blood donations have been collected and transfused for the benefit of January is National Blood Donor services led to Bonfils’ outgrowth of our for financial support and proactively foot commissary building on the former patients in need across Colorado and beyond. Month and began the New Year by onfils to the space and the beginning of construction implemented the Bonfils Blood Center Lowry Air Force Base into a modern honoring those who have dedicated of an entirely new building which we Foundation with the mission to raise blood center. Bonfils became the first B Last year, the blood center was successful in collecting nearly 200,000 units of themselves to Bonfils’ mission and would inhabit by 1951. money to fund the blood center’s business to relocate its operations to the blood from more than 102,000 generous blood donors. Those units provided efforts critical to saving and enhancing Lowry redevelopment district bringing values. This esteemed list of honorees 717 Yosemite Street | Denver, CO 80230 | 303.341.4000 | www.bonfils.org community nearly 244,000 life-saving transfusable products. Additionally, Bonfils’ lives. This foundation led the capital with it 280 employees dedicated to included multi-gallon blood donors, Colorado Marrow Donor Program facilitated 32 blood stem cell and 11 cord campaign to help raise the $6 million saving lives. volunteers, financial benefactors and blood matches to support patients suffering from blood-related diseases. The community partners at INVESCO program also added more than 2,500 people to the National Marrow Donor Field at Mile High. Additionally, Registry bringing the local total to more than 70,000 potential donors. donors heard from Patti Kaufmann, a local lymphoma survivor who took the opportunity to personally thank 2007 Financial support helped bring life to Bonfils and remains a key component blood and marrow donors for their year: to maintaining a safe, readily available and efficiently produced blood supply. 15 life-saving contributions. In 2007, Bonfils Blood Center Foundation received more than $1.5 million in our mission legacy gifts, financial donations and grants from individuals, corporations and Bonfils had the foresight over the years to become a founding member of several In partnership with our community, foundations. Those contributions directly supported the acquisition of a new bloodmobile, transfusion medicine research projects, community and donor industry-related associations. In 1958 Bonfils Blood Center: saves and the Texas Association of Blood Banks outreach initiatives and more. enhances lives. opened its doors to neighboring states including Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, january: 19th our vision These and many other accomplishments of 2007 do not stand alone, but New Mexico and Oklahoma to form year: have been built on the many years of kindness, dedication and loyalty of the the South Central Association of Blood 31 Our 9th 50-Gallon Donor As a premier, community-focused Colorado community. While this Report to the Community celebrates our Banks (SCABB). Arizona, Colorado : blood center, we advance healthcare proud past, it also sets the tone for a bright future. Together with the trust and Utah subsequently joined, forming In 1974, Bonfils Blood For nearly 45 years, Ned Habich to a higher level of excellence. and confidence from our community and blood donors we can live up to our a union of nine states whose mission Center took an important supported his community by giving blood mission of saving and enhancing lives and ensure our place in Colorado’s remains to promote, foster and support step in strengthening year: and gave his 400th pint with Bonfils. At history for another 65 years. the exchange of ideas and dissemination Colorado’s sense of 59 the urging of his mother, Ned’s blood community by making the donations began in 1963 during his high of information related to blood banking, Many more milestones presented themselves decision to discontinue school years in Miami, Ariz., where he transfusion medicine and related technical to Bonfils in 2002. We collected more blood paying blood donors for donated at the blood drive that came Sincerely, methodology. Prior to enlisting in than ever before in our history filling their contributions. through town three to four times a SCABB, Bonfils joined AABB (formerly blood requests for more than 115 hospitals By accepting blood year—a blood drive for which his mother known as American Association of Blood and healthcare facilities. Our weekly goal donations on a volunteer volunteered. Ned continued his blood Banks) in 1947. Additionally, the blood rose to 4,000 donations and we opened the basis we worked to inspire donation habit even as he moved around center was among the first community- Westminster Community Donor Center, Thomas C. Puckett the true purpose of giving the West. When Ned moved to Colorado When asked why he continues to donate based blood centers to join America’s our ninth fixed-site location in the state. President and CEO blood: to help others in 1990 he began donating with Bonfils after all these years, Ned said, “I always felt Blood Centers when it was created in 1962. As an added bonus and testament to in the community by Blood Center. That same year he became Bonfils Blood Center The knowledge and best practices gained community support, three donors reached a need to do something for the community. instilling a sense of social a platelet donor and currently donates from these organizations has benefited the 50-gallon blood donation mark for the It feels good to know that you can help save responsibility. every two weeks. millions of patients throughout the world. first time in Colorado history. a person’s life.” th february: 10th june: 28th august: 30th november: 1st-30 Denver Broncos Tyler and Nikko Replenishment Blood Drive Wife and Mother of Three Meets Life-Saving Donors Our 10th 50-Gallon Donor Quarterbacks Jay Cutler National Marrow Awareness Month “You never know and Patrick Ramsay took Jack Joyce gave his first pint of years ago, required nearly 85 platelet A Bonfils bloodmobile Nikko Landeros, who lost when a loved one In the spring of 2006, Hays Padrnos gave birth to Ella Christine. In the hours after time out pose with even the We never slow down at Bonfils. Drive for Life X parked and collected blood their legs in a horrific auto the birth, Hays suffered extensive blood loss and needed emergency surgery and blood in 1964 when a friend’s transfusions during the course of was followed by National Marrow Awareness might need blood,” youngest fans. donations at Berthoud High accident the previous month, blood transfusions to save her life. The selfless generosity of 22 blood donors, along newborn needed multiple her treatments. Knowing this, Jack Month. For the second straight year the said Bruce Carron. School in Berthoud, Colo. on showed their support through with the experienced medical care she received from staff at Sky Ridge Medical transfusions; in 2007, Jack donated wanted to help others like his niece Colorado Marrow Donor Program partnered “We are eternally Feb. 10. Friends and family this replenishment blood Center—part of Colorado’s HealthONE system—made her recovery possible. Hays his 400th. After giving whole blood and has given platelet donations with the Food Bank of the Rockies and of two Berthoud High School drive in honor of the boys. grateful to blood met some of the blood donors who helped save her life at Bonfils’ annual Community regularly for more than a decade, up to 24 times per year since the Community Food Share for an awareness month students, Tyler Carron and donors for helping Lifelines event. Six volunteer blood donors, along with Robert Gore, MD and other Jack was asked to consider donating late 80s. Jack was awarded a special promotion. The community was encouraged our son and Nikko.” Sky Ridge Medical Center and Bonfils employees who contributed to Hays’ care platelets which can be donated more Bonfils diamond lapel pin, joining to bring non-perishable food items to any gathered in celebration of her full recovery. frequently and have a shelf life of nine other 50-gallon-plus donors Bonfils donor center or blood drive and join the “I want people to know that they could save a life,” only five days. Jack’s niece, who lost who have shared the honor. National Marrow Donor Registry free of charge Pat said. “They could save the life of a kid like me, just her battle with leukemia several resulting in more than 350 new potential donors by signing up. If they could do that, they could make th “Words can’t adequately express how thankful my family and and a donation of more than a ton of food for june: hope for everybody out there. There’s always hope.” 11 I are to those who donated the blood that I received,” Padrnos needy families during the holidays. “Giving blood is my way of giving back to Michael Hardel, left, said. “I am honored and grateful to have the opportunity to meet the community. It’s so easy,” said Jack. and Tom Culig are and personally thank some of those donors.” Boy Brings Hope to Patients among only five donors Pat Pedraja was diagnosed with donors including 70 from the Denver who have given blood at all 10 Drive for Life th leukemia in March 2006, after what he area, shattering his goal of adding 5,000 blood drives. december: describes as “a long, painful year of donors. To raise money for the trip, Pat, 18 suffering.” Pat, just 12 years old, and his bald from chemotherapy treatments, family toured the country in a special used his head as a billboard for october: nd Giving the Gift of Life “donormobile,” stopping at 30 major advertisements. Rocky Mountain Cancer 2 cities, including Denver, to hold marrow Center’s and Presbyterian/St. Luke’s Just as snowfall slowed blood collections in Denver, donor recruitment drives. Pat’s efforts Medical Center’s logos were displayed Drive for Life X added more than 6,000 potential marrow on Pat’s head when he visited Denver. Santa Claus himself stopped Nearly 2,700 donors, including 464 donors to the National Marrow by to donate blood and first-time donors, attended the Donor Registry. In the 10 years to send a message to the state’s largest single-day blood drive Bonfils has hosted Drive for Life, community about the th making Drive for Life X a milestone we have accepted blood from 19,800 importance of donating june: during the holidays. In the 28 event. Bonfils’ Colorado Marrow donors, enhancing the lives of more th Donor Program was also successful than 59,000 patients. spirit of the season, donors august: in registering 140 potential marrow who gave the gift of life Saving Lives Gets Easier With New Bonfils Web Site 20 received a gift in return— Bonfils’ continuous improvement and scheduling appointments online a cozy long-sleeved t-shirt Bonfils Support in appreciation of their benefits everyone. In June, we launched made the Web launch a success. All Gets Swingin’ our new Web site, providing a wealth donors were invited to register and take donation. Colder weather of life-saving information for our advantage of the ability to manage Bonfils and its presenting may come around at the end community and beyond. Enhanced personal information and to provide sponsor KeyBank, along of each year, but Bonfils features like the ability for donors feedback, allowing us to continue with platinum sponsor makes sure the warmth to create personal accounts while dedicating ourselves to provide quality Global Med Technologies, never fades. enjoying the convenience of viewing services to our donors. gold sponsors First National th Bank of Colorado, Saunders september: 4 april: th Construction and Ortho- 19 Clinical Diagnostics teamed year: up for our annual charity golf There’s a New Chief in Town 65 tournament at the Glenmoor Lawmakers Set Bonfils-Style Example Country Club in Cherry After an extensive yearlong nationwide The end of 2007 brought us to the efficiently produced blood supply for search, we were pleased to announce that State Rep. Spencer Swalm, R- Nancy Spence, also R-Centennial Hills Village, Colo. More start of our 65th year of open doors to our community and beyond. We strive, Kevin J. Land, MD, accepted the role Centennial, has donated more presented a legislative tribute to than 30 sponsors and many the Colorado community. As Bonfils as Colorado’s premier community of chief medical and scientific officer at than five gallons of blood to Bonfils’ President and CEO Tom community partners joined Blood Center ventures into this blood center, to advance healthcare to Bonfils. Dr. Land came to Bonfils from Bonfils Blood Center over the Puckett for the organization’s and helped raise more than milestone, our vision remains just as a higher level of excellence. We will Bedford, Texas where he served as medical past 30 years. In 2007, he stood more than 60 years of service $115,000 in the “Chip in for strong, and we remain just as dedicated continue to grow and we will continue director of Blood Systems Laboratory. His side by side with a five-year-old to Colorado. Following their Life” tournament. Funds as we were in our first year. We stand to evolve to meet our community’s involvement in numerous committees in boy named William, who received presentation, Swalm rolled up his raised at the tournament for maintaining a safe, adequate and changing needs. both AABB and America’s Blood Centers more than 200 units of blood from sleeves and became the first person supported our programs makes him an asset to the blood center. Bonfils during his fight against of the day to donate blood at the including the sickle cell cancer. Rep. Swalm and Sen. capitol’s annual blood drive. program, the Colorado “We are fortunate to have such a highly Marrow Donor Program, job qualified and talented individual to join our training and research as well team,” said Thomas C. Puckett. “He brings “Donating blood truly does save lives,” Swalm said. “It is important that we as supporting the cost of a with him a breadth of knowledge in the We are Bonfils Blood Center. understand how many lives can be saved just through this simple act. I am new bloodmobile. transfusion medicine field that will benefit our We advance healthcare. hopeful that by bringing this blood drive to the capitol, we can not only give company, our clients and our community.” blood, but can also help increase awareness about the importance of donating.” We save lives. B

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financials & C recognition enter 2007 bonfils blood center board of trustees 2007 Robert M. Rifkin, MD Officers Director, Cellular Therapeutics Chair Rocky Mountain Blood and Marrow Harvey E. Swan Transplant Program Civic Leader, Retired Charles H. Rudolph Vice-Chair Proprietor Michael W. Brunko, MD Albrecht and Associates Inc. Flight For Life St. Anthony Hospitals Antonio B. Ruiz Vice President of Operations and Facilities Secretary University of Colorado Hospital Mark FitzHarris Health Care Executive Robert B. Sawyer, MD Kelson Physician Partners Inc. Medical Director Denver Wound Healing Center Members Toby P. Cole, MD Elaine Y. Weng, MD, MS Executive Medical Director, Retired Physician CompHealth James A. Dierker Attorney at Law Michael J. Wright Director Tina Hogeman Mount Olivet Cemetery CPA Hogeman & Company PC Bonfils Blood Center Corporate Officers Thomas C. Puckett Brad Meuli President and Chief Executive Officer President Denver Rescue Mission Anne Burtchaell Chief Financial Officer Richard C. Olshock, MD Pathologist Lutheran Medical Center

bonfils blood center foundation 2007 board of trustees ® Peter F. Tedstrom, CFP Officers Principal Chair Brown & Tedstrom Inc. David M. Gilman President Michael M. Sawyer, MD First National Bank of Colorado Assistant Professor of Anesthesia University of Colorado Health Sciences Center Vice Chair L. William Schmidt Jr. Robert B. Sawyer, MD Attorney at Law Medical Director Holland & Hart LLP Denver Wound Healing Center

Secretary – Treasurer Michael J. Wright Nanine Odell Director First Vice President Investments and Mount Olivet Cemetery Financial Advisor Merrill Lynch Bonfils Blood Center Corporate Officers

Members Thomas C. Puckett President and Chief Executive Officer Ben Galloway, MD Forensic Pathologist Anne Burtchaell Chief Financial Officer Thomas A. Feldkamp Account Manager Leslie Strate Hewlett-Packard Company Executive Director Bonfils Blood Center Foundation Joe Pepper Vice President of Operations Honorary Trustee Saunders Construction Inc. Jessica Maitland Vice President of Marketing and Community Operations bonfils blood center 2007 & subsidiaries financials STATEMENT OF Activities STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

For the Year Ended 12.31.07 12.31.06 For the Year Ended 12.31.07 12.31.06 Operating Revenue: ASSETS Blood service fees, net $52,420,791 $55,095,370 Current Assets Laboratory service fees, net 3,718,870 4,059,972 Cash and cash equivalents $7,997,251 $474,886 Supplies and other 1,199,938 1,695,374 Accounts receivable, net of allowance; Total Operating Revenue 57,339,599 60,850,716 2007 - $449,946 and 2006 - $465,464 5,203,888 7,502,618 Estimated amount due from third-party 160,922 191,321 Operating Expenses: inventories 2,673,660 2,343,819 Salaries, wages and benefits 27,210,178 31,193,704 investments — 240,000 Contract services 2,783,790 2,240,421 Other current assets 1,035,083 1,026,170 Supplies 14,253,190 15,742,099 Total Current Assets 17,070,804 11,778,814 Location expenses 2,812,250 3,285,628 Investments 1,029,275 75,618 Research 589,766 643,399 Fundraising 364,632 390,911 Property and Equipment, Net 18,280,369 20,524,745 interest 96,794 188,358 Other Assets Other operating expenses 4,687,464 4,936,778 Long-term receivables 2,155 — Total Operating Expenses 52,798,064 58,621,298 Deferred income tax asset - non-current — 327,763 Other long-term assets 187,798 188,872 Operating Income Before Capital Cost Total Non-Current Assets 19,499,597 21,116,998 Costs and Other Revenue (Expense) 4,541,535 2,229,418

Total Assets $36,570,401 $32,895,812 Capital Costs and Other Income (Expense):

Other revenue 237,071 440,382 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Depreciation (2,042,435) (2,248,346) Current Liabilities Amortization/Write off of goodwill — (1,335,716) Accounts payable - trade $5,066,050 $5,743,626 Loss on abandonment of construction in progress — (366,991) Accrued expenses 2,827,071 3,074,616 Lease exit costs 127,202 (1,194,956) Deferred income tax liability - current — 55,217 Total Capital Costs and Current maturities of notes payable — 154 Other Income (Expense) (1,678,162) (4,705,627) Current portion of capital lease obligation 125,334 197,865 Operating Income (Loss): 2,863,373 (2,476,209) Total Current Liabilities 8,018,455 9,071,478

Support: Non-Current Liabilities Contributions 1,686,451 392,633 Notes payable, net of current maturities — 974,381 Contributions - in-kind 482,439 604,076 Capital lease obligation, net of maturities 204,708 330,575 Total Support 2,168,890 996,709 Other long-term liabilities 635,743 1,217,045

Change In Net Assets Before Total Non-Current Liabilities 840,451 2,522,001

Discontinued operations 5,032,263 (1,479,500) Total Liabilities 8,858,906 11,593,479

income from Discontinued Operations 1,376,899 121,483 Net Assets unrestricted 27,449,759 21,034,244 Change In Net Assets 6,409,162 (1,358,017) Temporarily restricted 261,736 268,089

Total Net Assets 27,711,495 21,302,333

2007 OPERATING EXPENSES TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $36,570,401 $32,895,812

Fundraising - 0.5%

Administrative & General - 11.7%

Computer Services - 0.9%

Research - 0.9%

Transfusion Services - 2.5%

Client Testing - 18.7%

Colorado Marrow Donor Program - 0.6%

Blood Production - 64.3%

* Audited financial statements are available upon request.

2007 contributions made january 1- december 31, 2007 blood drives & financial contributors

Thank you to the following organizations for being an important part of our life-saving mission. Collectively, blood drives held in 2007 generated nearly 106,000 units of blood for our community blood supply. The generosity and support of these organizations is appreciated by hundreds of patients each day.

Thank you to the following Gambro BCT Univeristy of Colorado - The Church of Jesus Christ Fraser Valley Baptist Church Gold Level Blood Drive Golden Library Engineering Center of Latter-day Saints - Frontier Airlines Hosts for hosting six or Westminster Granby Medical Center University of Colorado at Ft. Lupton Recreation more blood drives in 2007. Boulder City and County of Denver - Granby Rotary Club Center 4th and Main University of Colorado at Wastewater Management Great-West Life Gates Rubber Company 5th and Court Denver - Auraria City of Longmont Greenwood Village - GeoEye University of Colorado City of Louisville - 11th and Court City Hall Golden Family of Churches Hospital Senior Services Abiding Hope Lutheran Gunnison Community Health Ministries Church University of Denver Coinstar Entertainment Haxtun Community Hayden Community Abundant Life Christian Veterans of Foreign Wars - Services Holyoke Community Hayden Station Center Brighton College America Heritage Eagle Bend IBM - Boulder Village Tavern - Broomfield Colorado Access Aerospace Data Community Intrado - Longmont Wal-Mart - Loveland Colorado Boys Ranch Akron Community Heritage United Methodist Janus Alamosa Community Wal-Mart - Parker Colorado Central Station Church Johns Manville Allied Insurance Walsenburg Community Colorado Department of Holy Shepherd Lutheran Kinder Morgan American Legion - Arvada Western Area Power of Local Affairs - Centennial Church Building Elks Masonic Lodge Kodak - Colorado Division Lakewood Home Depot - Broomfield Colorado Department of American Legion - La Junta Community Western Union Home Depot - Longmont Transportation Longmont Lamar Community Wet Mountain Rotary of Hospice of Metro Denver Amgen Landmark Graphics Westcliffe Colorado Department of Transportation - Region 1 Hunter Douglas Arrow Electronics Leprino Foods Wheat Ridge Community Colorado Housing and Idaho Springs Community Limon Department of Wild Oats - Arvada Community Finance Authority IHS Inc. Corrections Washington Park Beulah Community Colorado School of Mines Immaculate Heart of Mary Lockheed Martin - Wray Community Boulder Community Colorado School of Mines - The Inverness Hotel and Waterton Xcel Energy - TSB Building Boulder Community Residence Halls Conference Center Longmont Community Yuma Community Hospital Colorado Technical Isle of Capri Casino Loveland Police Department Broadridge University - Pueblo ITN Energy Systems Lutheran Medical Center - Thank you to the following Broomfield United Colorado Territorial Jefferson County Sheriff ’s Exempla Healthcare Silver Level Blood Drive Methodist Church Hosts for hosting four to Correctional Facility Office Martin/Martin Brush Community five blood drives in 2007. Comcast - Dry Creek Jeppesen Mesa Lagree’s Food Stores Buena Vista Community 1999 Building Comcast - South Quebec Johns Manville Philip S. Miller Library Byron Rogers Federal ABACUS Communication Workers of Johnson and Wales Office Building Monte Vista Community Agilent - Englewood America/AT&T University Cañon City Community Montview Presbyterian Air Methods Concorde Career College Kaiser Legacy Church - Park Hill Center Community Concordia Lutheran Church Kaiser Permanente - 20th Community All Saints Lutheran Church Cherry Creek North Coors Distributing Avenue Medical Center National Business Center Allstate The Citadel Mall Company Kaiser Permanente - Ken National Park Service American Family Insurance The Citigroup Copic Insurance Co. Caryl Medical Offices American Furniture Northern Hills Christian Kaiser Permanente - City and County of Warehouse - Covenant Village of Church Rock Creek Broomfield Colorado Springs Colorado Northglenn United City of Arvada Covidien Kaiser Permanente - Methodist Church Amgen - Boulder City of Boulder - Craig Community Waterpark I OppenheimerFunds APEX Center Public Safety Crescent Real Estate - Kaiser Permanente - The Outlets at Loveland Arapahoe County Wheat Ridge City of Lakewood Administration Cherry Creek Parker Library Kaiser Permanente City of Westminster Arapahoe County Sheriff ’s CSG Systems Parkview Medical Center Pharmacy CoBank Office Deer Trail Community Penrose Community Keymark Enterprises Colorado City and Rye Arickaree Community Defense Contract Audit Performance Cycle Kiwanis Club of Columbine Communities Arvada Covenant Church Agency Pueblo West Community Kmart - Pueblo North Colorado Department of ASG Software Solutions Denver Church of Christ - Human Services Qwest Communications Arvada KPMG Atlas Pacific Colorado Department of International Denver Museum Of Nature Las Animas Community Aurora Corporate Plaza and Labor and Employment - Qwest Communications and Science Leanin’ Tree Museum Merrick Company 17th Street International - 930/931 Denver Sheriffs’ Academy Legacy Partners Buildings Aurora Loan Services Colorado Department Denver Water Department Level 3 Communications - Qwest Communications AVAYA of Law DexMedia - Cherry Creek Interlocken International - 1860 B’Nai Chaim Temple Colorado Department I and II Lexmark of Personnel and Lincoln Bear Creek Evangelical DMJM Harris Limon Community Administration - Rocky Mountain Christian Presbyterian Church E-470 Public Highway Lincoln Community 17th Street Church Belmont Shopping Center Authority Hospital Colorado Department of Salida Community BI Inc. Revenue Eastern Hills Community Little Caesars Pizza - Pueblo Schlumberger Boulder Community Church Littleton United Methodist Colorado Mental Health The Shops at Briargate Foothills Hospital Institute of Pueblo EchoStar - Santa Fe Church Smoky Hill Library Buckley Air Force Base - Ecumenical Church of Lockheed Martin - Boulder Colorado PERA Spanish Peaks Regional 460th Wing Pueblo West Lockheed Martin - Colorado State University Health Center Building 444 Education Sales Del Norte Colorado State University - St. Anthony Central - Burlington Community Management - Thornton Pueblo Loveland Community Centura Health CableLabs EKS&H Lutheran Church of the Columbine Library St. Anthony North - Callahan Capital Partners Elk Creek Resurrection Comcast - Inverness Centura Health Calvary Church Equifax McKesson - Broomfield Conejos County Community St. Benedicts Church Cambridge College Everest College McKesson - Louisville Coors Brewing Company St. Mary-Corwin Medical Cargill Meat Solutions Faith Community Lutheran MetLife Craig Hospital Center Charles Schwab - #3 Church Micro Motion Denver Federal Center - Standley Lake Library Christ Community Faith Lutheran Church Building 67 Starbucks - Westminster Mile Hi Church Covenant Church Farmers Market Golden Denver International Sun MicroSystems Mountain Valley School Christ the King Federal Correctional Airport Ten West National Renewable Energy Christian Living Complex Denver Tech Center Lab - Denver West Travelport Communities - Community First Bank Holding Nelnet - Aurora TRICARE Management The Johnson Center Paul Derda Recreational First Lutheran Church - North Suburban Medical Activity The Church of Jesus Christ Center Longmont Center Trinidad Community of Latter-day Saints - First Presbyterian Church North Valley Tech Center Downtown Denver Twin Peaks Mall Denver Stake Community of Pueblo The Church of Jesus Christ One Boulder Plaza U.S.D.A. - Food and Fiserv Investment Support Evergreen Library of Latter-day Saints - Ordway Community Nutrition Services Services First Data Corporation Lakewood OSI Pharmaceuticals U.S. Fish and Wildlife Flagler Community Fort Morgan Community Service The Church of Jesus Christ Otis Community of Latter-day Saints - Fort Carson Fowler Community Union and Grand Our Lady of Loreto Church Littleton Stake Fort Lupton High School Pawnee Power Plant Peace with Christ Lutheran American Red Cross - Church of the Holy Developmental Disabilities Immanuel Lutheran Church- Church Mile High Chapter Comforter Resource Center Loveland Pinnacol Assurance American Water Works The Church of Jesus Christ Developmental Pathways ING Security Life Platte Valley Medical Center Association of Latter-day Saints - DeVry University InterCall Aurora Stake Plaza Tower One Americorp - NCCC Diamond DSEA Internal Revenue Service The Church of Jesus Christ Porter Hospital Anthem Blue Cross/ DigitalGlobe Intrawest Shared Services Blue Shield of Latter-day Saints - Public Service Credit Union Denver North Stake DIRECTV Inc. Ironwood Communications Applewood Living Center Pueblo Community College Church of the Risen Christ Dollar General - Pueblo Jackson National Life Arapahoe County Insurance Company Quark CIGNA Corporation Douglas County Arapahoe County Qwest Communications Government Jefferson County Courthouse City and County of Denver International - Littleton Douglas County Government Center City of Aurora - Archstone-Smith School District - West Jefferson County Qwest Pioneers Municipal Building Arkansas Valley Transportation Government Center - Reed Business Information City of Boulder Correctional Facility Drug Enforcement Human Services Building REI ARRIS TeleWire Supply City of Englewood Administration - Diversion Jefferson County Public Rocky Ford Commuity Arvada West High School City of Thornton Field Office Schools Rocky Mountain Eye Center Ascension Lutheran Church Clear Creek High School Dungarvin Jefferson County Public Safeway - Castle Rock Schools - Maintenance Augustana Lutheran Church Coal Creek Canyon Eagleridge Shopping Center San Luis Community Elementary School Department Aurora Central High School East High School The Shaw Group Coal Creek Rotary Jefferson Unitarian Church Aurora Loan Services Eben Ezer Lutheran Care Sky Ridge Medical Center Colorado Army National Center JF Sato and Associates Aurora Main Post Office Smoky Hill United Guard eCollege Johnson Auto Plaza Avaya Communications Methodist Church Colorado Christian Emulex Jones International Ave Maria Parish Center University South Park Community Evergreen Lutheran Church Kable Fulfillment Services Avista Hospital Colorado Department of Sprint Nextel - Exclusive Resorts LLC Kaiser Permanente - Park Meadows Avnet Technology Solutions Corrections - Arapahoe Family Campers and Backcountry Brewery Pueblo Campus St. Andrew Methodist RVers - Pueblo Kaiser Permanente - Church Ball Aerospace and Colorado Department of Centre Point Labor and Employment - Farmers Insurance Group St. Michael the Archangel Technologies Corporation Kaiser Permanente - 12th Avenue Fast Bucks Stapleton Community Ball Aerospace and East Denver Technologies Corporation- Colorado Department Federal Reserve Bank Starz Entertainment Group Kaiser Permanente - Boulder of Personnel and Fellowship of the Rockies Steamboat Springs Hidden Lake Ball Metal Administration - FHWA-CFLHD Community 62nd Avenue Kaiser Permanente - Bass Pro Shops/Outdoor First Christian Reformed Sterling Correctional Regional-Highline World Colorado Department Church Facility of Public Health and Kaiser Permanente - Baxa Corp First Data Corporation - Sterling Regional Medical Environment Smoky Hill BEA Systems Hampden Center Colorado Department of Kaiser Permanente - First Horizon Merchant Stratton Community Bear Creek High School Transportation - Stapleton Support Services Sundyne Corporation Bellco Credit Union Colorado Springs Kaiser Permanente - First National Bank of Berthoud High School Colorado Department of Westminster Swedish Medical Center Colorado - Boulder Best Buy - Broomfield Transportation - Denver Keller Williams - Littleton Sybase and ICAT First Universalist Church of Colorado Division of Ken Caryl Community Sykes Enterprises Best Buy - Colorado Springs Denver Wildlife Key Equipment Finance Thermo Fisher Scientific Best Buy - Lakewood Flatiron Athletic Club Colorado Mental Health Bestop Kindred Hospital Third Christian Reformed Institute - Fort Logan Foothills Bible Church Church Bethany Lutheran Church King of Glory Church - Colorado Mills Mall Foothills Community Loveland Time Warner Telecom - Beverage Distributors Church Colorado Mountain College King Soopers Park Meadows Big O Tires Ford Motor Company Colorado Rockies Baseball Time Warner Telecom - King Soopers - Castle Pines BlueLinx Club Fort Carson Postwide South Quebec Kiowa Fire Protection Borders Books and Music Colorado School of Mines - Fort Morgan High School Trust Company of America District Boulder County Public Kappa Sigma Fraternity Fountain-Fort Carson High University of Colorado - Knights of Columbus - Health - Boulder Office Colorado Sickle Cell School University Memorial Byers Boulder County Public Association Four Way Baptist Church Center Knights of Columbus - Health - Longmont Office Colorado State Patrol - Frasier Meadows U.S. Forest Service Kiowa Boulder Valley Christian Sterling Frederic Printing Knights of Columbus - URS Corporation Church Colorado State University Fremont Correctional Parker Vail Community - Edwards Boulder Valley Schools Colorado State Veterans Facility Koelbel Public Library Valley View Christian Breckenridge Recreation Nursing Home Front Range Community Kremmling Memorial Vector Property Services - Center Colorado’s Finest College - Longmont Hospital District One DTC Building Brighton Community - Alternative High School Front Range Community KUSA - 9News Vicorp Restaurant Inc. 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