2013Report to the Community 2012-2013 College Success Foundation

We provide the unique integrated system of supports and scholarships to inspire underserved, low-income students to finish high school, graduate from college and succeed in .

What a team! CSF Scholars like Dajir (DJ) Jigre of Kent, , (on left) and his CSF colleague Jose Francisco Navarro (Franco) lead and succeed on campus.

DJ and Franco are familiar faces to many on Eastern Washington University’s (EWU) campus. Together they were elected campus leaders for the 2013-2014 school year at EWU—Franco as ASB President and DJ as ASB Vice President. DJ is a CSF Achievers Scholar and Franco is a CSF Realize the Dream Scholar. Showing great promise, these two CSF Scholars are leaders with bright futures.

The numbers presented in this report come from a variety of internal data sources managed by CSF’s Research and Evaluation Department. In cases where numbers are managed in a formal data system (e.g.- financials; graduation rates), exact figures are presented. In cases where numbers are not managed in a formal data system (e.g.- program service numbers), rounded estimates based on internal tracking are presented. Thank you for your support of the College Success Foundation (CSF) over the past 13 years. During the 2012 academic year, we surpassed the 3,000 mark in four-year college graduates. The following outcomes, which include both Washington state and Washington, D.C., were reached by the end of the 2012 year. 11,308 Cumulative CSF Scholarships Awarded

3,028 Cumulative Bachelor’s Degrees $159,994,022 2013 is a year of change for us. Our co-founders—Bob Craves and Cumulative Scholarship Dollars Disbursed Ann Ramsay-Jenkins—are retiring from the day-to-day operations of the College Success Foundation while still remaining on our Board of Directors. We owe them tremendous thanks for their vision, unwavering support and compassion over the years. They have been CSF’s strongest advocates to whom we owe its very existence.

We are welcoming a new CEO—Yolanda L. Watson Spiva, Ph.D.—to lead us on the next leg of our journey. We look forward to many productive, successful years ahead. Thank you again for your continued involvement. Scan for more detailed results. Two people, one dream

Bob Craves and Ann Ramsay-Jenkins believed in the same thing—that a public-private partnership could help thousands of low-income, underserved young men and women go to college, earn a bachelor’s degree and find a brighter future.

Now after 13 years, they have done just that. Bob and Ann’s grassroots dream has grown into one foundation that has granted more than 11,000 scholarships and disbursed nearly $160 million.

Bob and Ann’s journey began when they served on Governor Gary Locke’s 2020 Commission on the Future of Post-Secondary Education. “Probably the most startling statistic at the time, outside of the fact that less than 10 percent of low-income students earned any type of post-secondary degree, was that over one-third of children in our state were living in poverty,” recalls Bob.

For Bob and Ann—the students are their greatest pride.

“I have always contended that the students do all the work”, says Bob. “We at CSF help them prepare for and afford a higher education but when they arrive at college, it is all up to them.”

“Lots of people create ideas to provide outstanding community service, but seldom does the visionary have the tools and dedication to make the idea work. Bob not only had the vision—but additionally the skill to make the dream come true,” says Jim Sinegal, former CEO.

“Our students have met the challenges of college and succeeded,” says Ann. “We now have thousands of graduates who are contributors to our society in education, law, medicine and social services.”

Ann’s commitment to the students has been her driving force. “Ann is passionate about doing good,” says William H. Gates Sr.

Both Bob and Ann remain on the Board of Directors. 2 College Success Foundation 2013 Report to the Community New leader, bright future College access is a passion for Yolanda L. Watson Spiva, Ph.D., who became College Success Foundation president and CEO in September 2013, succeeding retiring CEO Bob Craves.

Yolanda has had a rising educational and professional career; she most recently served as the CEO/executive director of Project GRAD Atlanta Inc., a nonprofit with the mission to collaborate with the Atlanta Public Schools in order to increase the number of students graduating from high school and college.

The Board of Directors unanimously selected Dr. Spiva based on her record of leading and fundraising for nonprofits in the field of education, her understanding of public/private partnerships, her national experience and her strong executive and personal qualities.

“We believe we have selected a leader who will build on what the College Success Foundation is and has accomplished,” says CSF Board Chair Joe Gaffney. Yolanda’s 20-year career spans a range of leadership, general management, public affairs, operations and academic officer positions.

“Yolanda will bring her passion, leadership and vision to the CSF mission, and we look forward to the value she will add to take the work to the next level of excellence,” says board member Tricia Raikes.

“The work of college readiness, access and success is about providing hope, realizing aspirations and fulfilling the ‘American Dream’ for students who perceive or have been told that college is not in their futures. My goal as CSF president and CEO is to debunk those myths and help our students become college graduates with a focus on ‘paying it forward.’”

Yolanda earned her undergraduate degree in economics from Spelman College, her master’s degree in public policy from the University of Chicago and her Ph.D. degree in higher education from Georgia State University. College Success Foundation 2013 Report to the Community 3 proven model of success = supports + scholarships

The College Success Foundation has a proven model of success to inspire underserved, low-income students to finish high school and provides the unique integrated system of supports and scholarships they need to graduate from college and succeed in life.

Our approach is to intervene early, providing students and parents with the inspiration, incentives, mentoring and financial supports they need to make a college degree possible.

CSF focuses on districts with high percentages of low-income populations and where both school district and local community are involved and committed to working with CSF as partners with a laser focus on improving high school graduation rates and post-secondary completion.

4 College Success Foundation 2013 Report to the Community DC transforms lives Tacoma unlocks Yasmine Arrington’s achievements have students’ potential been extraordinary, which is one reason Natalie Hart always knew she the College Success Foundation - DC would pursue higher education. named her a Leadership 1000 Scholar.

Yasmine is founder and executive director of “My mother pushed her children to go to ScholarCHIPS, a non-profit organization established college,” Natalie said. Her father did not graduate her junior year of high school to create a support from high school and her mother turned down a network for a demographic she knows well. scholarship to help support her grandparents.

“I am a child of an incarcerated parent,” Yasmine Natalie found her way to college even though no says. “When I received a scholarship from the one blazed the trail ahead. She was selected for College Success Foundation, it was one of the best the CSF Achievers Scholarship during her junior things that happened to me.” year at Foss High School in Tacoma, Washington. Later she was also named a Costco Scholar. Yasmine, who also lost her mother, transforms her experiences—whether challenges or “The scholarship made it clear that college could opportunities—into a chance to make an impact be a reality; somebody was willing to invest in my for others. That’s what ScholarCHIPS is all about— success,” Natalie said. support and inspiration for children of incarcerated Today Natalie is a 2011 graduate of the University parents to attend college. of Washington with two bachelor’s degrees and A junior at Elon University, she double majors in is an admissions advisor/recruiter for UW Tacoma. strategic communications and history with a minor She plans to pursue her master’s degree in in human services. And where will her degree take business administration. her? She’s still weighing the options. Law or divinity Natalie is driven to give back to her community. school? A master’s in nonprofit management? Or She serves on CSF’s Alumni Board and was maybe run ScholarCHIPS fulltime and try to land honored as a Seafair Princess in the 2013 a radio or TV job to bring more attention to her Scholarship Program for Women, championing cause. CSF’s Hometown Mentor Program. “I don’t know in which order this all will unfold,” “I think one of the greatest things you can do she says. “But I am excited to go through the for your community is to uplift others who don’t journey.” know how to get where you are,” Natalie said. Scan for Scan for Tacoma video. DC video. College Success Foundation 2013 Report to the Community 5 supports

middle school 4,000 Early College Readiness middle school students CSF served approximately CSF offers early career and college awareness beginning in seventh grade. CSF places AmeriCorps 4,000 middle school college and career coaches in each of our middle students in Washington schools. Students learn to plan for high school state in the 2012-2013 and college, explore possible career options and school year through take college-and career-ready academic courses in 123,665 the college and career preparation. College Bound sign-ups readiness program. CSF also works with its partners to ensure low- CSF helped sign up 123,665 income seventh and eighth grade students sign students in Washington up for early scholarship commitments through the Washington College Bound Scholarship. state for College Bound by December 2012. This included 79% of eligible eighth graders (high school graduating class of 2016).

6 College Success Foundation 2013 Report to the Community supports

845 high school HERO students College Advising and HERO engaged 505 students Mentoring in 2011-2012 in four high schools and feeder middle As students move from middle to high school, schools in metropolitan they are supported in the ninth through tenth grades by the HERO program (Higher Education , Tacoma and Yakima. Readiness Opportunity). HERO advisors encourage Another 340 were served students to study hard, graduate from high school, in two high schools and and prepare for and complete college. HERO feeder middle schools in hosts Saturday institutes on college campuses Washington, D.C. to acquaint students with college and career workshops on topics such as STEM, business and entrepreneurship.

High School Juniors and Seniors: CSF college preparatory advisors work closely with students in their junior and senior years in high school in the CSF Achievers program. Here students receive proactive academic advising, college planning information, grade monitoring and referrals for additional interventions. CSF recruits hometown mentors for Achievers to help them with their college planning and act as adult role models. As seniors, advisors assist the students with financial aid planning. 1,451 Achievers

CSF supported 1,451 Achievers in high school in 2011-2012— 901 in Washington state and 550 in D.C. College Success Foundation 2013 Report to the Community 7 supports 377 colleges and universities

CSF Scholars from both college CSF and CSF - DC attended college in nearly every Scholarships and Mentoring state—377 colleges and When students are ready to go to college, our universities combined. goals are to remove financial barriers to help them afford the high costs of attendance. Once settled on campus, our goal is to be sure they stay and graduate. Advising, mentoring and academic supports continue as students transition into college. Through agreements with CSF, partner colleges designate a faculty/staff member from their campuses to coordinate/offer mentoring services to CSF Scholars. Often upper division CSF Scholars serve as peer mentors to first-year and sophomore students. 67 percent Achievers

Sixty-seven percent of CSF Achievers who initially enroll at a four-year college graduate within six years.

8 College Success Foundation 2013 Report to the Community alumni and career Transitions to Career and Post-College Life

The CSF Alumni Program and our Center for Career Success help scholars prepare for the transition into the professional world and encourage alumni to give back to the communities where they were raised, often helping younger students navigate the college-planning process. Services include workshops, lectures and networking opportunities to develop relationships and prepare for graduate education. Through the Center for Career Success CSF collaborates with companies that promote job and internship opportunities and CSF Scholars and Alumni are 26 encouraged to apply. percent alumni

Approximately 26 percent of alumni are currently enrolled in or have completed a graduate or professional certificate program. 3,028 bachelor’s degrees

By 2012 yearend, 3,028 bachelor’s degrees were awarded to CSF Scholars.

College Success Foundation 2013 Report to the Community 9 scholarships College Bound Scholarship

The College Bound Scholarship is a state-funded scholarship designed to motivate seventh and eighth grade students to pursue a college education. It is a four-year scholarship that covers CSF Scholarships the cost of tuition, fees and books not covered by other state aid. The amount of the scholarship National is based on tuition rates at Washington public O Wines Opportunity for Success colleges and universities. CSF, in partnership with the Washington Student Achievement Council Washington State (WSAC), actively works with districts, schools Achievers Scholarship Program and community-based organizations to support Costco Scholarship Fund College Bound students and families statewide. Governors’ Scholarship for Foster Youth The first class of College Bound Scholars entered Leadership 1000 Scholarship Program college in 2012, attending technical colleges, Realize the Dream Scholarship community colleges and four-year public and Washington State Partnerships independent universities. College Bound Scholarship Passport to College Promise Scholarship 79 Washington State Opportunity Scholarship percent eighth graders District of Columbia DC Achievers Scholarship Program 79 percent of all eligible DC Leadership 1000 Scholarship Program eighth grade students signed up for the College Bound Scholarship (Class of 2016).

123,665 College Bound sign-ups

CSF helped sign up over 123,665 students for College Bound by the end of 2012.

10 College Success Foundation 2013 Report to the Community Courage Ameen Tabatabai seems like your typical college student. He loves basketball, Xbox and his mom’s home cooking. But his life has been anything but typical since Ameen was diagnosed with a disease of the liver at the age of 10.

Though determined to live a normal life, Ameen was restricted by health concerns. He graduated from high school with honors, enrolling at the University of Washington State Washington. After only one month, he was forced to Opportunity Scholarship make the most difficult decision of his life—to leave college to focus on his health. “I knew I would come In 2012 the College Success Foundation was named back. It was never whether I would but when.” program administrator for a new Washington Two months later, Ameen received a new liver and state scholarship program—Washington began his long and challenging recovery. Facing State Opportunity Scholarship (WSOS). WSOS significant financial hardship following his surgery, specifically supports low- and middle-income Ameen turned to scholarships and loans to achieve students pursuing eligible high-demand majors his goal of returning to school. “The Washington in science, technology, engineering and math State Opportunity Scholarship was a huge help and (STEM) and health care. It was created by the enabled me to study something so personal to me,” Legislature to invest in Washington students to said Ameen, now a junior at UW, studying biomedical help them take advantage of high-demand job 3,045 engineering. “I hope to show other young people opportunities created by local employers. WSOS that obstacles between them and a college degree, selected as inaugural class cultivates homegrown talent and contributes to physical or financial, are surmountable. They can do a thriving state economy for all Washingtonians. of WSOS Scholars. it. Take the courage and go after it.” Businesses and the state have created a unique public-private partnership to grow “STEM” talent 981 health care majors In June 2013, Ameen completed his third half- marathon since his transplant. in the state. Major contributors are Boeing and 838 science majors . WSOS is committed to keeping a base of 3,000 scholars in college at any one time. 730 engineering majors Award amounts are $1,000 for each of the first two years and increase to $5,000 each year for 340 technology majors upperclassmen who continue in a high-demand, 156 math majors eligible major. Scan for WSOS video. College Success Foundation 2013 Report to the Community11 scholarships Costco Scholarship Leadership 1000 Scholarship The Costco Scholarship Fund is a long-standing The Leadership 1000 Scholarship is a scholarship scholarship program that brings the business program funded by individuals, foundations or community and individuals together at an annual businesses and provides college scholarships to fundraising breakfast to help underrepresented deserving students who need assistance attending students of color at the University of Washington an eligible four-year college or university in and Seattle University. Washington state.

Costco Wholesale has been a strong advocate for What makes a Leadership 1000 Scholarship higher education, providing scholarship funding different is that it can be customized around a for underrepresented students and supporting the general set of requirements requested by the CSF mission to inspire low-income, underserved donor. Scholarships awarded range from $2,500 students to finish high school, graduate from to $5,000­—some scholarships are for one year college and succeed in life. only while others are renewable for up to three more years. Many of our donors choose to foster In addition to our work together in Washington a mentor-mentee relationship with their students state, Costco also collaborates with CSF – DC on and keep in touch for years after graduation. a Costco fundraiser to help underrepresented students in southeast Washington, D.C. O Wines Opportunity for Governors’ Scholarship for Success Scholarship Foster Youth Our first national scholarship was launched in the spring of 2013—O Wines Opportunity for Fifty foster youth were awarded the Washington Success Scholarship, which helps low-income, State Governors’ Scholarship for Foster Youth in capable young women achieve their greatest May 2013, continuing an annual tradition that potential through education. During its first four helps young men and women from foster care years in Washington state from 2007 to 2012, O further their education and earn a college degree. Wines granted more than $125,000 in scholarship Scholarship awards range from $2,000 to $4,000, awards of $500 or more. After it was acquired by depending on the college of attendance, and can Ste. Michelle Wine Estates in 2012, it expanded be accessed for up to five years. its reach and the first eight national scholarships Funded annually by the Governors’ Cup Golf were awarded in May 2013. Each Opportunity for Tournament, held each September, the scholarship Success Scholarship is $20,000 and is awarded in was founded by former Governor Gary Locke. $5,000 increments annually over four years. Governor Jay Inslee continues to support it, along Chateau Ste. Michelle has been one of our with all former governors. strongest supporters, providing scholarships to underserved students in our state since 2002.

12 College Success Foundation 2013 Report to the Community facts and figures College Success Foundation and Subsidiaries CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION Dec. 31, 2012 Dec. 31, 2011 Assets Cash and Investments $ 29,660,470 $ 18,195,858 Pledges and Other Receivables 20,455,227 13,839,234 Total Current Assets 50,115,697 32,035,092 Long-term Investments 12,781,631 22,018,774 Long-term Pledges Receivable 88,598,222 72,048,777 Property and Equipment 1,021,389 1,125,740 Total Assets $ 152,516,939 $ 127,228,383

Liabilities and Net Assets Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $ 1,034,482 $ 1,608,906 Program and Scholarship Commitments 21,081,503 14,379,699 Total Current Liabilities 22,115,985 15,988,605 Long-term Program and Scholarship Commitments 27,930,682 20,530,963 Total Liabilities 50,046,667 36,519,568 Net Assets 102,470,272 90,708,815 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 152,516,939 $ 127,228,383

College Success Foundation and Subsidiaries CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS 2012 2011 Public Support and Revenue Contributions $ 50,680,795 $ 16,362,532 Fundraising Events - net of expenses 4,711,554 4,226,240 In-kind Contributions 393,026 431,414 Government Grants 5,597,797 4,564,551 Investment Income 777,335 497,798 Total Public Support and Revenue 62,160,507 26,082,535

Expenses Scholarships 35,739,103 11,143,135 Other Programs 11,186,958 11,584,397 Total Program Expenses 46,926,061 22,727,532 Management and General 1,740,768 1,544,040 Fundraising 1,732,221 1,621,896 Total Expenses 50,399,050 25,893,468 Change in Net Assets 11,761,457 189,067 Net Assets – Beginning of Year 90,708,815 90,519,748 Note: A complete report of the 2012 Consolidated Audited Financial Statements for College Success Net Assets – End of Year $ 102,470,272 $ 90,708,815 Foundation and Subsidiaries is available upon request. College Success Foundation subsidiaries include Washington State Mentors and the College Success Foundation - District of Columbia. College Success Foundation 2013 Report to the Community13 board of directors

1 2 3 10 Tricia Raikes Trustee Raikes Foundation

11 Ann Ramsay-Jenkins 4 5 6 7 8 9 Co-Founder and Past Vice Chair College Success Foundation

12 Deborah Rosen CSF Board Secretary 10 11 12 13 14 Educator and Community Volunteer

5 Joseph Gaffney 13 Kathleen Ross, Ph.D. CSF Board Chair Founding President Managing Partner Heritage University Dorsey & Whitney LLP 15 16 17 14 Samuel Smith, Ph.D. 6 Frank Greer CSF Board Treasurer Partner President Emeritus 1 Frederick L. Campbell, Ph.D. GMMB Washington State University Dean Emeritus Undergraduate Education 7 Robert Moser 15 Herb Tillery University of Washington CEO Executive Director Laird Norton Wealth College Success Foundation – 2 Bob Craves Management District of Columbia Co-Founder and Past CEO/Chair College Success Foundation 8 James P. Murphy 16 Deborah J. Wilds, Ph.D. CSF Board Vice Chair Ex Officio CSF Board 3 Gerri Craves Executive Vice President President and COO Board of Trustees International College Success Foundation Pictured above are 2013 CSF Board Gonzaga University Costco Wholesale Officers Sam Smith, Board Treasurer; Joe 17 Larry Wright, Ph.D. Gaffney, Board Chair; Deborah Rosen, 4 Susan V. Davis 9 Douglas Picha Executive Director (interim) Founder and Principal Consultant Board Secretary and Jim Murphy, Board President Washington State Mentors Leadership Designs Vice Chair. Seattle Children’s Hospital Foundation 14 College Success Foundation 2013 Report to the Community Thank you to our generous donors over the years. Our list is cumulative, showing donors all donations from 2000, and includes CSF – DC donations. Your support is making a difference in the lives of our scholars.

Steven and Sandra Hill Deborah Carstens Kaplan Family LLC J.Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation Melissa Chabran Skip and Jackie Kotkins Jewish Communal Fund Richard and Suzan Chavez Wayne and Bev Lauerman Kenwood C. Youmans Chicago Community Foundation Franz and Grace Lazarus Larry Benaroya Family Foundation CityBridge Foundation Jerry and Charlene Lee Leonsis Family Foundation Bruce and Lynn Coffey Rhoady* and Jeanne Marie Lee William and Julie Marler Jeff and Anne Cole Lester and Connie LeRoss Medina Foundation Gene Colin and Susan Janus Lester M. Smith Foundation Jim and Vicki Murphy Ted and Patricia Collins Greg and Stacy Lill Northwest Children’s Fund Richard and Bridget Cooley Stan and Harriet Litt Doug and Deborah Rosen Aaron Copeland Lowen Family Foundation Stan and Michele Rosen Ron and Marjorie Danz Tom and Megan Luce William and Jeanie Rosen Nathan and Jill Daschle John and Donna Luger William A. Shook and Teri Fischer Joe Dear Lutheran Community Services NW Southern Wine & Spirits Foundation Richard and Jacquie Doane Jeff and Robin Lyons Lucy and Herb Pruzan Stan and Berthe Habib Cherrie Doggett Mariners Care Pruzan Foundation Tillie and Alfred Shemanski Testamentary Dorsey & Whitney Foundation (WA) Ed Maron Puyallup Tribe of Indians Trust Julia and Robert Dreyfoos John and Mary Ellen Matthews James and Sherry Raisbeck United Student Aids Funds, Inc. Barney A. Ebsworth Stafford Mays and Laurie Black Sheri H. Ranis Washington Dental Service Foundation Ron and Bonnie Elgin David and Pamela McDonald Ray of Hope Foundation Windermere Foundation Tom and Sue Ellison Republic National Distributing Foundation Jacob Engelstein and Margo Gordon Steve and Laurie Ritt $10,000 to $49,999 The Honorable Dan and Nancy Evans George R. Roberts Individuals and Foundations William and Janette Adamucci Bob and Karen Felton Gene and Ginnie Roeglin Ken and Marleen Alhadeff Jason Flynn Neil Ross and Lisbeth Davis $100,000,000+ McCormick Tribune Foundation Ray Allen Richard and Diane Foreman William and Jill Ruckelshaus Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation MCM A Meisenbach Company America’s Charities Harley and Lela Franco Elizabeth D. Rudolf New School for Enterprise & Development Anonymous Jackie Frank Jon and Judy Runstad $1,000,000 to $4,999,999 Hal and Peggy Newsom Arizona Community Foundation Furuta Lee Foundation Michelle Rupp Anonymous Northwest Education Loan Association Askari Scholarship for Women in Science Joe and Terri Gaffney S.B. Shaar & P.K. Whelpton Foundation Anonymous Orinoco Foundation Ray and Edith Aspiri Richard and Barrie Galanti Schwab Charitable Fund Jeff and Susan Brotman Jeff and Tricia Raikes John and Debbie Bacon Gannett Foundation, Inc. Seattle Children’s Hospital Foundation Craves Family Foundation The Acacia Foundation Gerald and Joan Baldwin Gathering of the Governors Ed and Molly Shonsey Raikes Foundation The Anderson Foundation Stan and Alta Barer Nancy Geiger and Michael Krasik George Snyder* Jim and Jan Sinegal The Julius Family Foundation Christopher and Naomi Barry Vincent Gierer Richard Snyder Stuart Foundation The Martinez Foundation Brandon and Meredith Baty Bob & Eileen Gilman Family Foundation John Stanton and Theresa E. Gillespie United Way of King County The Norcliffe Foundation Donna Benaroya Glaser Progress Foundation Hugh and Linda Straley Three Sixty Fund Frank and Charlene Blethen Goldring Family Foundation T. J. McGill and Soozi Sinegal McGill Helen Stusser $500,000 to $999,999 University of Washington Foundation Geoffrey Boisi Charlie and Barbara Goodman Patricia a. McGuire Suquamish Indian Tribe Anonymous Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation Jonathan and The Honorable Bobbe Bridge Frank Greer and Stephanie Solien John and JoAnne McKay Mark and Patricia Suwyn Ben B. Cheney Foundation Ann Wyckoff Herbert Bridge and Edie Hilliard David and Cathy Habib McKesson HBOC Foundation, Inc. Terlato Family Foundation Gary E. Milgard Family Foundation Jan Bridge Andy and Carol Harris McKinstry Company Charitable Foundation The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region Lumina Foundation $50,000 to $99,999 Don Burdick Amy and Angelique Haugerud Kristopher and Stacie Moore The Enfranchisement Foundation Ann Ramsay-Jenkins Alfred and Tillie Shemanski Fund Deb Cain William Helsell Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation The Greater Tacoma Community Foundation The Seattle Foundation Anonymous Frederick and Victoria Campbell Henry and Nancy Ketcham Foundation Paul and Susan Moulton The Grousemont Foundation Anonymous Steve and Rowin Cantrell Michael Hoffman Emmy Neilson and Lewis Levin The Honorable Lonny and Marcia Suko $100,000 to $499,999 Anonymous Chris Capossela and Leigh Toner Mack L. Hogans Nesholm Family Foundation The Laurel Foundation Anacostia Economic Development Group Aven Foundation Scott and Linda Carson Rick and Kandace Holley Network for Good The Marker Family Anonymous Ted and JoAnne Baseler Steven and Cathy Beth Hooper Sheila A. Newlands The Moccasin Lake Foundation AT&T Foundation Joel and Maureen Benoliel Donald and Lynda Horowitz Blake and Molly The Nick and Leslie Hanauer Foundation Paula B. Begoun Al Berger and Carol Auerbach Mitzi Hu Gary and Lana Ojendyk The Presto Foundation Jack* and Becky Benaroya Carl and Joann Bianco Paul and Katharine Hylbert Scott and Laurie Oki The Renee and Jeff Harbers Foundation Casey Family Programs Bill and Valerie Sils Institute for Higher Education Policy Opus Foundation The Roberts Foundation Chris Cooley Sharon Gantz Bloome Art and Sue Jackson John and Mary Pat Osterhaus The Tides Foundation College Spark Washington Brettler Family Foundation Jeremy and Jacquelyn Jaech Gerald and Eugenia Pauling The World Bank Group Community Center for Education Results DC Children & Youth Investment Trust Corp. Anu and Naveen Jain Peach Foundation Mikal and Lynn Thomsen Dr. Anne C. Dinning and Dr. Michael Wolf Krijn and Judith DeJonge Mark and Mary Janci Brian Bosworth and Hilary Pennington Ticket to Dream Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Dick and Chris DiCerchio Craig Jelinek Frank and Renate Perry Tiger Woods Foundation and Learning Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Jabe Blumenthal and Julie Edsforth JJJ Foundation David and Cherie Petterson Success Center Donald E. Graham Education Assistance Foundation John T. Waechter and Marka Jenkins Michael and Chantelle Phillips Jonathan Tourzan Heily Foundation Emily Bloomfield and Byron Auguste Waechter Doug and Cassie Picha Tricia and Steve Trainer Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle Evergreen Point Foundation Junior League of Seattle Dean and Gwenn Polik Tulalip Tribes Charitable Fund Kellogg’s Corporate Citizenship Fund Feinberg Foundation David and Martha Kadue Henry Popkin and Barbara Di Ferrante United Way of the National Capital Area M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust Fight for Children Richard and Karmann Kaplan Pro-Build Fund of the Homebuilding US Bancorp Foundation MARPAT Foundation Tom and Tracy Garland Charles* and Lillian* Kaplan Community Foundation College Success Foundation 2013 Report to the Community15 Vradenburg Foundation KPMG LLP Bayer Corporation Arthur and Eva Wahl Businesses and Organizations Leatherman Tool Group, Inc. Bayer Healthcare Nick and Silvia Waltner Marler Clark LLP, PS Bechtel Infrastructure Corporation Washington Mutual Foundation MCM A Meisenbach Company Best Express Foods, Inc. Washington State University Foundation Moose Creek, Inc Beverage Distributors of Colorado Jack Weisbly $20,000,000+ Liberty Mutual Morey’s Seafood Binney & Smith Wells Fargo Foundation Costco Wholesale M.A. Mortenson Company Niagara Bottling LLC BP Company Foundation Microsoft Corporation Mastronardi Produce of America Brother International Bob and Jan Whitsitt The Boeing Company Michelin North America Novartis Consumer Health Callison Architects Mulvanny G2 Architecture Deborah and Fred Wilds Above $5,000,000 nZania Camanchaca, Inc. Nice-Pak Products, Inc. William M. Jenkins Endowed Scholarship State of Washington O Wines CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Northwest Atlantic Partners John B. and Margaret M. Williams Washington State Opportunity PEMCO Insurance Central Garden and Pet Novak Construction Charlie and Lynn Winters Scholarship Peninsula Packaging Company Charles Simonyi Fund for Arts & Sciences Tom and Sharla Wybenga NY Pizza Company, Inc. Philips Consumer Lifestyle Charlie’s Produce Miklos and Natalia Kohary $1,000,000 to $4,999,999 Oberto Sausage Company Jim Kranick and Gail Tsuboi Poly-America, L.P. Chicken of the Sea International $5,000 to $9,999 Campbell Soup Company Olde Thompson Pure Hot House Foods Children’s National Medical Center John and Connie Ladenburg Casio America Inc. Pacific Coast Feather Company Clara Adams-Ender Steven and Susan Lebow Rand McNally & Company Cingular Wireless Laura Andersen Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction Pactiv Corporation Real Networks Classic Accessories Ken and Karen Lee Washington Student Acheivement Council Loren and MaryAnn Anderson David and Melinda Littrell RMC Constructors Clifford Produce Sales Apex Foundation PepsiCo, Inc. Ruiz Food Products Coinstar Marty and Sharon Lott $500,000 to $999,999 Perkins Coie LLP Mark and Deborah Bailey Lynn Manley and Lex Lindsey DSHS Safeway Collotype Labels International Howard and Lynn Behar Premera Blue Cross SC Johnson Comcast Cablevision of the District LLC Bob and Cindy Masin Pharmavite LLC Procter & Gamble Deborah Berg Jeff and Anne McBride Sun Products Corporation Cott Beverages Mike and Jackie Bezos SM Global Covenant Mortgage Corporation John and Karen McDowell Request Foods, Inc. Paul and Debbi Brainerd Stanley and Lillian McMullin $100,000 to $499,999 Snak King Creations in Optics Robert B. , Jr. Allied Marketing, Inc. Ricardo Beverly Hills Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Crider, Inc. John and Patricia Minola Robinson Construction Mark and Laura Brosius Tim and Kimberly Mitchell Altria Group, Inc. Tarantino Gourmet Sausage Damascus Bakery, Inc. Sue and Sonny Byers American Express Schiff Nutrition International The Coca Cola Company Mike and Linda Morgan Sealy, Inc. C & B Goodman Foundation Robert and Moser Anderson Daymon Worldwide The Seattle Times Solo Cup Company Patrick Callans Arthur Schuman, Inc. Seattle University President’s Office Thompson & Knight LLP Davis Wright Tremaine LLP Dan and Joyce Murphy Seyfarth Shaw Calvert Social Investment Foundation Donald and Melissa Nielsen AT&T Tree Top, Inc. Dawson-Forte Cashmere Bill and Paula Clapp Avista Corp. Sony Electronics University of Washington - Office of the Del Campo Supreme Mark J. Nielsen Coffee Company Jeff and Anne Cole David and Patricia Nierenberg BelGioioso Cheese President Del Real Foods Community Foundation for Southwest Borghese Cosmetics State of Washington, Employment Security Washington Gas Light Company Deloitte Connie Niva and Jud Marquardt Department Washington Rich and Janet Olin Chateau Ste. Michelle Wine Estates Weatherproof Garment Co Denny Miller Associates Inc. John and Kathy Connors CHEP USA Sugar Bowl Bakery Divatex Home Fashions Inc. Frederick O. Paulsell* Tacoma Public Utilities Jack and Janet Creighton Jim and Cheryl Podolny City of Tacoma Divco Canada Limited Eastman Kodak Charitable Trust Clorox Company - Brita TalkingRain Beverage Dovex Michael Pollard Terlato Wines International Diana and Fred Power Colgate-Palmolive Company Earthbound Farm Crunch Pak The Benaroya Company Eastman Kodak Company Charles and Dorothy Rapp Trident Seafoods Corporation Raven Foundation Dorsey & Whitney LLP Eli Lilly and Company DWI Holdings, Inc. Twin-Star International Esquel Enterprises LTD Tim and Kris Rose Unilever USA Randy and Betty Rubenstein First Quality ETS Foster Pepper PLLC Unionbay Sportswear Eurofresh Inc. Gladys Rubinstein United Stationers Supply Co. 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