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ity for me tun not or to pp b o e e th th e ‘s is ic p k m k a i C d “ ’ .” 2016 Impact Report ow do you measure the impact of camp? We measure it by the number of kids who make new friends with someone who can relate to their experience. We measure it by how many campers say this is Hthe only place they don’t feel like a patient. We measure it in the happy tears of parents when they see their child being courageous and carefree. We measure it far beyond the campers we serve, from the volunteers who say their lives are changed here, to the siblings who cherish time together and the families who assure us that all of them heal thanks to Roundup River Ranch. We never forget that your generosity is what makes this possible. You are the power behind the impact. And we are forever grateful. Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report A This has been a ten-year l ve story. And new chapters are unfolding all the time. A Note from Ruth Johnson, JD A “Hello” from Julie Sullivan, JD President and CEO, Roundup River Ranch Chair, Board of Directors Dear Valued Supporters and Friends, Dear Friends, was a big year for Roundup River Ranch as it marked the 10th anniversary since t is my pleasure to introduce myself as the new Chair of the Roundup River Ranch Board of our founding: 10 Years. 4,000 Campers. 4,000 lives enriched through the healing Directors. I look forward to this opportunity to serve and lead the organization as we begin the 2016 power of camp, at no cost to the campers and their families. All of this, and more, Inext exciting chapter in Roundup River Ranch’s history. was made possible through the generosity of friends like you. When I first learned about Roundup River Ranch and heard stories about why camp matters to I marked my 10th anniversary with Roundup River Ranch in 2016, and I am amazed at how far we’ve the children and families we serve, I knew that my husband Hugh and I had to be involved. Like come since the beginning, thanks to you. This special place you have helped create and the amazing you, I wanted to help. I wanted to make a difference. I wanted to ensure that more children with camp experiences that you help provide have exceeded my expectations. With every camper smile, serious illnesses in the Rocky Mountain region could experience the healing power of camp—at no every walk around our picturesque site, and every story from camp, I am reminded how much you cost. Since that initial introduction, I have been committed to Roundup River Ranch and I am truly matter. Whether you made your first gift to Roundup River Ranch in 2016 or you’ve supported from humbled, and excited, to serve as the Board Chair. the beginning, you are the reason Camp exists. You’re the reason that children with serious illnesses experience a special kind of healing at Roundup River Ranch. And, you’re the reason that Camp will I would be remiss if I did not recognize and acknowledge my predecessor, Dr. Lia Gore, whose term be sustained for many years to come. of Board Chair concluded on October 31st, 2016. Lia helped advance the mission of Roundup River Ranch in more ways than I can count and we are fortunate that she will continue to serve as a Board This annual impact report highlights all that you’ve made possible at Roundup River Ranch. Member, member of the Medical Advisory and Facility Committees, and medical volunteer at camp. I am excited to share this news from camp with you, and I thank you for the role that you’ve had in making it all happen. On behalf of Roundup River Ranch’s Board of Directors, I thank you for ensuring that children with serious illnesses can take a break from being a “patient” so they can experience the joys of childhood With appreciation, at camp. I look forward to sharing continued good news and successes from Camp with you. With sincerest gratitude, A Note to You 2 Ruth B. Johnson, JD 10 Year Celebration 4 President & CEO, Roundup River Ranch Courageous Campers 6 Julie Sullivan, JD Chair, Roundup River Ranch Board of Directors Camp by Numbers 10 Research Roundup 12 Why Camp Matters 14 Corporate Giving 16 We Lia 18 “My friends from camp, we’ll always be brothers “For once, I’m not the Financials 20 no matter where we are.” – Camper only one with a scar.” Donor Recognition 21 – Camper 2 Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report RoundupVolunteer River Ranch Spotlight 2016 Impact 26 Report 3 2016 marked Roundup River Ranch’s 10th anniversary. And oh, what a fun year it was. Our 10th anniversary was a testament to the original dream of Roundup River Ranch Founder Alison Knapp and a dedicated group of friends and supporters who were committed to bring a SeriousFun Camp to Colorado. This year was also a reminder of all the big things that have happened in the past decade. Throughout the year, friends and campers celebrated and commemorated the 10th Anniversary in very special ways. Here are just some of the highlights: 10th Anniversary Mosaic Did you know tin is the traditional gift for a tenth anniversary? Beautifully curated and designed by artist Britten, hundreds of campers, volunteers, and other friends of Roundup River Ranch contributed to a tin and mixed media mosaic that was permanently installed in Children’s Hospital Colorado. The mosaic is titled, “Yonder” and Britten describes it as, “Yonder... follow the river, through the mountains, amongst the trees, by the campfire, below the wishing stars is a place to dream big. They call it Roundup River Ranch. You can’t miss it!” A huge thank you to Britten and everyone else who Double digits! contributed a tile for this special project. A Grateful Harvest Double the giggles. Over $1.2 million was raised at A Grateful Harvest as friends gathered for a special night of celebration and to honor the Double the friendships. Founding Board of Directors. Double the life-changing camp experienceS. Double the reasons to have celebrated all year long. Roundup the Stars Soirees Four Roundup the Stars Soirees were hosted throughout the state to introduce new friends to Camp. Over 120 friends helped raise nearly $125,000 through these events. Here’s to 10 s’more years! The best part of our 10th anniversary was recognizing and celebrating th our past as we look toward the Serving our 4,000 Camper future. This is only the beginning for During the 2016 camp season, Roundup River Roundup River Ranch and we know Ranch welcomed our 4,000th camper. That’s there are many big things ahead 4000 4,000 lives enriched forever through the healing that will be made possible thanks to power of camp. the support of friends like you. 4 Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report 5 . nt rta po Candid. Courageous. ies are o im stor wh ry s eir at m ur sto Creative. Campers. Th ake o E HORS TH E W AN HI AL Eight-year-old SP camper Alan had a life-saving heart E ELY AMAZI transplant when he was only a few months old. R T NG He wishes that people understood that the heart that E LU R O A beats inside his chest is different from the one that he was S ine-year-old Annabell N B N born with. One of the biggest challenges that Alan faces with A wishes that other kids could see beyond N A his illness is remembering to take his medicine at the same time her wheelchair. Although she’s incredibly capable, B every day to ensure that his body does not reject his heart. So when Annabell sometimes feels challenged to do the same things E Alan’s parents encouraged him to go to camp last year, he was excited that other kids her age can do. Because of her medical needs L L and also a little bit nervous. Roundup River Ranch is the only camp that can accommodate her. Without Roundup River Ranch, Annabell would have never been able to He was most excited to go to Roundup River Ranch so he could learn to sit around the campfire with new friends or form memories that she’ll always ride a horse. And, Alan did just that. In fact, riding the horses became his treasure. It’s a place where she can do EVERYTHING that others can do. favorite activity at camp. He thought it felt “cool” to sit high atop a horse as he explored the picturesque landscape that makes Roundup River Ranch Annabell’s favorite memory from camp is climbing the rock wall. She couldn’t feel like home. Next year, Alan hopes that he can ride the “cow horse,” believe that she made it to the top all by herself! She also learned how to make a horse that is black and white like a cow. a dream catcher in art and how to use a bow and arrow. She got to meet other friends who were just like her, kids with wheelchairs, walkers, and crutches. To Alan, Roundup River Ranch is awesome, fantastic fun and it was a chance for him to find the courage to try new things Annabell has stolen the hearts of all of the Roundup River Ranch staff and without his parents.
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