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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.

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OR THE H SE 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. He learned to be more volunteers who have supported her at camp for the past three years. They can’t independent and he can’t wait to see what resist her sweet, but spunky, personality and her kind else he can do with his newfound sense of demeanor. When she’s not at Camp, Annabell independence. thinks about Roundup River Ranch often, and there’s no doubt that everyone who meets Annabell at Camp thinks about her, too.

6 Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report 7 assie lovedC every minute of being a camper at Roundup River Ranch, and now that she’s older, she realizes how special her time at camp was. She says there is really no place like Roundup River Ranch and it helped her become more aware of what life has to offer outside of the hospital. Cassie grew up with medical issues that gave her a different perspective than other children. Camp helped her discover that there is so much more in the world, far beyond a hospital or a doctor’s office walls.

Cassie said, “I could go on and on about why I love Roundup River Ranch. It is where other kids with serious illnesses and I can be just like any other kids. Roundup River Ranch is where you can ride a horse, ascend a climbing wall, navigate a boat, sit by a campfire, create masterpieces in the Art Yurt, and so many other things — all while making life-long friends.” INVINCI “For many years, our family has said that when I am sick, my parents THE BL take me to the doctor and/or the hospital and then let the experts E E C ixteen-year-old take over. Now, we gratefully say that when it is time for me to go N S to Roundup River Ranch, my parents drive me to camp, and A Vance has a cardiac condition. He wishes then the Camp experts take over.” V that his friends understood that a cardiac condition is not something you just “fix”; it’s something that will C S always be a part of his life. Having a heart condition is Vance’s AS U reality, and it has shaped the way he lives his life. Because of his SI EO condition, Vance doesn’t know what will happen next so he is challenged E THE COURAG to live in the here and now. Vance had heart surgery in 2011, and as he recovered, his nurse told him something that would change his life forever. There was a camp, Roundup River Ranch, opening in a few months and they were holding a session for children with heart conditions. Shortly thereafter, Vance was welcomed to Roundup River Ranch AUGHING during the second session ever held at our facility. LY, L LE VE ’AH Vance’s first year at camp came at the perfect time. He was uncertain about what he LO Thirteen-year-old Le’ah could do after surgery, and Camp helped challenge him. It taught him to think about misses the things that she used to love what he CAN do rather than what he cannot. He gained confidence both physically before she was diagnosed with a connective and mentally, and he carried this confidence back home with him. tissue disorder. She can no longer ride roller coasters or the swings and she can’t stay outside for a long time. Le’ah Vance has returned to Roundup River Ranch every year since 2011, gaining constantly has headaches and she wishes that her friends and something new each session. When he returns to Roundup River Ranch siblings could understand what her life is like. this summer for his final year of camp, Vance hopes that he can be a role model to the younger campers and At Roundup River Ranch, things were different. Le’ah got to be help provide them the same formative around kids with similar medical conditions and met new friends who experiences he had. understood her problems. Le’ah learned that it is okay to be different, and she now has more courage to be herself. Everyone was nice at camp and she had so much fun! Le’ah loved Candle Chat and her favorite memory from Roundup River Ranch was when she and her new friends scared one of their counselors!

While she’s only been to Roundup River Ranch one year, Le’ah hopes to come back next year. She knows that camp has already impacted her life. Camp gave her hope for the future.

8 Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report 9 Washington 2 Montana 1 Minnesota children 1 Oregon *FY2016 Figures 2 Idaho South Dakota Wisconsin Served FROM Camp by Numbers 1 Wyoming 5 2 THIS IS SOME HAPPY MATH. 15 Iowa 23 states. Nebraska 6 Nevada 5 1 Utah Illinois 2 Colorado 1 Kansas Virginia California Total Campers 864 4 Missouri 1 Summer411 Camp HOLY MOLY. 1 1 Campers * THESE NUMBERS ARE Arizona Oklahoma New Mexico 5 5 Family534 Camp 8 Campers* ExtraordinarY. Texas Florida 2 945 5 Years Since Roundup River Ranch’s Founding Where Campers 10 Call Home* A Closer FAMILY CAMP Look at Our Stage Night Acts Colorado NEW CAMPERS: RETURNING CAMPERS: 265 Campers: Campers864 from Fish Caught, Colorado Wished On, and 248 285 238 Released 567 SUMMER CAMP 340 45 14 Climbs on the 76 NEW CAMPERS: RETURNING CAMPERS: Climbing Wall Campers from campers reside campers reside in campers reside in campers reside 1,348 Other States in Denver other Front Range other Colorado in Mountain Counties Counties Counties Community Campers Who Will Counties Attend Roundup River *Demographics of 5 campers not represented in the above statistics 153 254 1,400+ Ranch in 2017 ** TOTAL CAMPERS Specialized Meals Prepared (and enjoyed) NEW CAMPERS: RETURNING CAMPERS: OUR BIG-HEARTED VOLUNTEERS 1,480 Total Volunteers: Total General Camp Total Medical Total Number of Total Number of New Friendships Volunteers (Nonmedical): Volunteers: Day Volunteeers: Administrative Volunteers: 401 539 Formed Profiles of 5 campers not represented in the above statistics 2,000+ 303 128 267 30 During the 2016 Camp Season, Roundup River Ranch welcomed campers with 728 illnesses that fell within the following 24 diagnostic categories: Illness Total Number of Volunteer Hours Contributed: • Acquired immunodeficiency • Epilepsy and other seizure • Liver disease Groups (HIV/AIDS) disorders • Liver transplants • Blood disorders • Gastrointestinal diseases • Neurological disorders • Brain tumors • Heart disease • Other lung diseases

• Cancer • Heart transplants • Severe asthma s r e • Celiac disease • Interstitial lung disease • Sickle cell disease e t 108 n • Chronic lung disease • Kidney disease • Type 1 Diabetes N lu • Craniofacial anomalies • Kidney transplants umber of returning vo • Cystic fibrosis • Life-threatening dermatologic ** FY2016 volunteers 1 4 2 conditions 3 3 10 Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report 11

At Roundup River Ranch, we know that CAMPERS SAY... Self-Efficacy: camp is more than just fun and games, and “Camp gives you that sense of confidence.” RRR we have research to prove it. “Camp makes me feel like I can do anything.” uantitative and qualitative research conducted at Roundup River Ranch during the 2015 summer camp season and published in 2016 showed that Camp provides a safe and supportive environment that Emotional Support: allows for social and emotional development as well as strengthening individual identity. Campers cited “Other campers understand me… Q and know how I feel.” that Roundup River Ranch provides them with a greater sense of self-efficacy, emotional support, and personal acceptance. Some of these changes were demonstrated to last beyond the session at camp as indicated in post-camp surveys. “Everyone at camp is really accepting and supportive.”

• Advances in medical care have improved life-expectancy and quality of life Social Comparisons: THIS IS LIKE THE BACKGROUND for children with chronic and/or life-threatening illnesses. “You can feel more at home than at school… • Disease-specific summer camps provide a medically-safe opportunity for because everyone has kind of gone through ACADEMY AWARDS campers to “just be kids” and participate in an overnight camp experience. the same thing.” OF RESEARCH. • Additional research is needed that considers novel areas of health-related quality of life (HRQOL), including positive affect and meaning/purpose. Positive Mood: WE’D LIKE TO • Also need to better capture campers’ perspectives on the benefits of camp, “You are just on top of the world at camp.” including why camp is meaningful and how they benefit from attending. THANK EVERYBODY. Personal Acceptance Big news! To honor and recognize “After attending camp, I learned to enjoy the research efforts of Roundup River myself and be who I am.” Methods Ranch, we’ve been awarded the 2017 • 37 campers, 11 to 17 years (M=13.3, SD=1.8), 59% female Eleanor P. Eells Award for Research “I learned you should be yourself.” – 81% Caucasian, 5% African American, 14% multi-racial, 11% Hispanic in Practice. Led by Dr. Lisa Meltzer, The Research – Cancer/tumors (n=10), sickle cell disease (n=2), kidney disease/transplant the American Camp Association (n=9), Crohn’s/colitis/celiac (n=11), or liver disease/transplant (n=5) recognized Roundup River Ranch’s • PROMIS Item Banks for Positive Affect, Meaning & Purpose, Peer Relationships efforts in generating and using completed online before, 1-week after, and 3-months after camp innovative and quality research to Summary and improve program practice and in Results implications sharing findings with others. ACA cited • Significant positive changes in all variables 1-week post-camp 1 Roundup River Ranch’s work as showing • Changes in positive affect and peer relationships maintained 3-months Camp provides a safe and supportive promise for adaptation and replication post-camp for campers with kidney disease/transplant environment that allows for social and emotional among other camps, especially the development, as well as strengthening individual disease-specific camp community. Pre-Camp 1-Week Post Camp 3-Week Post Camp identity (with and without illness). They praised our efforts to better 60 understand the broader needs of our 55 campers and the effectiveness of our Study results can be used for camper 50 programs to meet theseunique needs. 45 recruitment, integrated into staff development/training, assist with disease 40 2 Congratulations to Dr. Meltzer and her specific programming, and support 35 team for this accomplishment. We look fundraising efforts. 30 forward to opportunities to expand 25 research efforts and programmatic 20 offerings that will support campers and Further research is needed to identify ways to help their families. Positive Affect Meaning & Purpose Peer Relationships campers maintain the “glow” (positive changes) 3 F(1,24)=25.4, p<.001 F(1,24)=6.7, p=.016 F(1,24)=13.2, p=.001 seen immediately after camp.

12 Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report 13 Our 2016 Camp Season theme was Dream Big. It was a filled with lots of big dreams, treasured friendships, and so much more. In honor of our 10th anniversary, we’ve rounded up a list of the THIS IS WHY CAMP MATTERS TOP TEN REASONS CAMP MATTERS TO OUR CAMPERS AND FAMILIES. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TURNING LEARNING TAKING A A HEALTHY CAMP FUN SO MANY MEETING ZERO. ZILCH. TAKING CAMP FUN! “NO” INTO YOU ARE NOT BREAK FROM ATTITUDE FOR THE “FIRSTS.” SPECIAL NEEDS NADA. CAMP IS HOME AND FANTASTIC, “YES!” ALONE. BEING A ABOUT TAKING WHOLE IN SPECIAL ALWAYS FREE. BEYOND. FANCIFUL, PATIENT. MEDICINES. FAMILY.Y WAYS. FUN..

Through Roundup Children with serious Roundup River As reported by During Family Camp Nearly all campers Thanks to amazing Thanks to friends like While a session There can’t be a River Ranch’s illnesses often tell Ranch provides medical volunteers at Roundup River who attended medical volunteers you, no child or his at Roundup River Top 10 list without implementation us that they feel an opportunity for and the practitioners Ranch, families can Roundup River Ranch and a committed or her family will ever Ranch is only six mentioning fun. of universal different from their a child to take a who care for escape the stress of experienced a first. dietary team, worry about the cost days or a weekend, One of the most programming, each peers; they feel break from being “a campers throughout their child’s medical Their first zip line. Roundup River Ranch to attend Roundup the impact of camp important parts camper participated isolated and alone, patient” so he or she the year, campers condition as they Their first trip up accommodated River Ranch. When a is lasting and real. of camp is that it in every activity at and like others can get back to the demonstrate are supported with the climbing wall. child faces treatment Campers come home Camp. For a child don’t understand. fun of experiencing increased love and empathy campers with a is just plain fun. who is constantly At camp, things are the extraordinary compliance rates from dedicated Their first time away wide variety of for a serious illness, different; they are It’s the late-night told “no” or is often different. Campers joys of childhood. following camp. staff, volunteers, and from home. Their acute dietary and the costs can be more confident, laughter that fills excluded from meet others who Camp is a time to Children are more other families who first time meeting medical needs who daunting and the happier, and more the cabin, the silly activities in which understand what forget about doctors likely to adhere to have shared similar another child with would not otherwise last thing that many willing to try new songs, the crazy his or her peers it’s like, without an appointments, their medication experiences. Families the same condition. be able to attend families can think things. Campers keep dances, the zany participate, the explanation. This hospital stays, and protocol because can simply focus Regardless of the camp or enjoy a about are activities the magic of camp costumes, No-Hands power of universal provides a unique challenges and focus they saw their on the joy of being first experience, the similar experience like camp. That’s alive throughout Spaghetti dinners, programming is opportunity for on fun, laughter, friends at camp together, creating impact is significant elsewhere. where you come in; the year. Silly Olympics and enormous and friendships to form dancing, new friends, taking medications cherished memories and not soon you give children campers left Roundup and battle scars to and more. at camp, they and connecting with so much more that and families the River Ranch equipped be shared. realize that they are other families. forgotten. provide campers to do more and not the only ones extraordinary gift with the pure joy find new ways to required to complete of camp. of childhood they’ll challenge themselves. treatment, and they never forget. are empowered to take better care of themselves following medical care camp. 14 Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report 15 THESE BUSINESSES ARE IN THE BUSINESS OF HELPING Corporate Support TO MAKE CAMP MAGIC HAPPEN. THREE CHEERS FOR THEM AND ALL THEY DO FOR ROUNDUP RIVER RANCH. Recognizing corporate donors who contributed $5,000 or more in FY2016 (November 1, 2015 through October 31, 2016). TRUST US, THIS IS A HOW DO YOU THANK A COMPANY THAT GIVES $100,000+ COMPANY TO LOVE. A MILLION DOLLARS? First Western Trust really gets what camp is all WITH INFINITE HUGS AND about. They told us they think camp, “Speaks to SMILES AND HIGH-FIVES! the essential freedom of childhood where we Our enormous thanks to the people at all remember those sweet summer days that Shire, from all the campers and their seemed to stretch on forever, free from worry $99,999 to $50,000 families at Roundup River Ranch. and responsibility, the thrill of independence at going away to camp for the first time, and “As the leading biotechnology company with the amazement of discovering something new a focus on rare diseases and other highly about ourselves.” We couldn’t have said it better specialized conditions, Shire is very pleased ourselves! to help SeriousFun Children’s Network deliver life-changing camp experiences to children That’s why we’re so grateful that they have $49,999 to $10,000 Thank you, First chosen to support Roundup River Ranch for many and families who need it most. We believe Western Trust CEO, years through corporate sponsorships. Plus, their our annual gift of $1 million for three years Scott Wylie (shown to SeriousFun in support of all its camps, center) and employees CEO, Scott Wylie, and his wife, Joni, have also for your commitment to served on the Roundup River Ranch Board of including Roundup River Ranch, is helping Roundup River Ranch! Directors since 2012. make available the transformative power of camp. Our partnership with SeriousFun First Western Trust began investing in Roundup provides a real source of pride for our nearly River Ranch in 2012. Their associates are incredibly generous people 24,000 employees around the globe.” who say that being able to provide such meaningful experiences for our – Linn Parrish campers and their families is something they feel really good about. Shire’s Head of Responsibility, Being part of a vibrant community and contributing to its success is Communications & Public Affairs something First Western Trust feels is deeply important. Whether donating money through their grants, sponsoring local organizations, or donating their time, community investment is a top priority for their associates. CEO Scott Wylie says, “At First Western Trust, we see wealth in four dimensions. There is relational wealth; these are the people you love, like your friends and family. There is experiential wealth; these are the stories you tell. Your THE DENVER 10 education, hobbies, travel, career. There is spiritual/ethical wealth; these are The Denver 10 is our corporate the things that guide you. Your values, ethics, faith, if you practice one. And campaign focused on increasing the then there is financial wealth, which we see as the engine that fuels these philanthropic support of Roundup other, most important dimensions of your life. River Ranch among Denver’s corporate community. It’s an important way for us In many ways, Roundup River Ranch touches on all four of these $9,999 to $5,000 to connect with these supporters and dimensions by supporting not only the children, but their families as acknowledge their awesome generosity. well, providing services, free of charge, that enrich the relationships, We are grateful for the opportunity experiences, and spirit of deserving children in Colorado. We are very to work with companies that support proud to support Roundup River Ranch.” our mission through the funding of programs, camperships, event sponsorships, fundraising campaigns and volunteer involvement. To learn more about “Denver 10” partnership opportunities, contact Cathy Ethington at [email protected]/ 970.748.9983 extension 9.

16 Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report 17 A BIG, BIG, (REALLY BIG) “Camp is a really cool THANK YOU experience TO THE ENORMOUSLY LOVED DR. LIA GORE. — kids are Dr. Lia Gore, Roundup River Ranch Chair Emerita — highly adored medical volunteer, visionary, doctor extraordinaire, checked out confidant, silly joke-teller and spaghetti-eater. of the his past year marked the conclusion of Dr. Lia Gore’s tenure as the Chair of Roundup River Ranch’s Board of Directors. To honor her commitment to TCamp, Dr. Gore was named Chair Emerita of Roundup River Ranch. hospital and Dr. Gore joined the Board of Directors in 2006 and served as the Board Chair for three years. Under her chairwomanship, Dr. Gore ushered in years checked into of growth and change for Roundup River Ranch; the number of campers served annually increased exponentially, the physical imprint of camp was expanded through the purchase of an additional 45 acres of land, being an fundraising successes were achieved, and a dedicated cadre of leading D r . L ia medical specialists were recruited to volunteer and help steer G o re . w ka medical decisions. ith us ordinary kid. l he Ha r so nk n Al Fra Dr. Gore will continue to serve as a Board Member, member of the ex and husband Dr. Medical Advisory and Facility Committees, medical volunteer, and one of You don’t Roundup River Ranch’s proudest advocates and friends. When she’s not helping Camp, Dr. Gore is the Chief of the Department of Pediatric Oncology, Hematology, and Bone Marrow Transplant at Children’s Hospital Colorado; Professor of Pediatrics, Medical Oncology, and Hematology at find that University of Colorado Medical School; and holds The Robert J. and Kathleen A. Clark and Ergen Family Endowed Chairs in Oncology and Cancer Therapeutics. anywhere Thank you, Lia, for your unending support and commitment to Roundup River Ranch. else.”

It’s our new 2017 Camp Season Theme! You’re reading it here first! Imagine how much fun this is going to be! Our campers will imagine the big things they can do at camp and beyond and they’ll gain the self-confidence to make these things come true. Please stay tuned for more information about how you can “Just Imagine” with us.

18 Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report 19 FINANCIAL INFORMATION Our Generous Donors Financial information from November 1, 2015 through October 31, 2016* In FY2016 (November 1, 2015 through October 31, 2016), hundreds of friends like you made a difference in the life of a child with a serious illness by supporting Roundup River Ranch. Individuals, corporations, foundations, and in-kind donors ensured REVENUE Organizations and Clubs $11,858 that campers received the unique combination of awesome camp fun and unprecedented medical care at no cost to the children or families served. Endowment Gifts $25,500 We offer our utmost appreciation and gratitude to everyone who supported campers as they made new friends, built Donated Goods and Services ** $380,626 confidence, ate spaghetti with no hands, discovered unknown talents and abilities, soared down the zip line, tried activities Corporations $288,640 they never thought possible, and so much more. Foundations $242,565 On behalf of the 945 campers who were served at Roundup River Ranch last year, we extend the biggest camp hugs and high fives to you, our valued donor who supported and believed in the healing power of camp. Individuals $1,130,055 Other $1,670,908 Special Events $1,318,151 Campfire Societies The Campfire Societies of Roundup River Ranch are comprised of special groups of donors who have made extraordinary commitments to support and strengthen our organization and the TOTAL $4,777,616 communities we serve. The Campfire Societies honor donors who have made gifts ranging from $1,000 to $1 million or more.

The following donor honor roll recognizes the supporters who made gifts to Roundup River Ranch between November 1, 2015 and October 31, 2016. EXPENSES Program Services $3,441,242 Management and General $375,065 Carole A. Watters Fund of Dr. Debra Minjarez Mary and Cliff Buchholz INDIVIDUALS Communities Foundation of Mitchell Karlin and Diane Pitt Susan and Van Campbell Fundraising $617,280 Texas Charitable Fund Jeri and Charlie Campisi Circle of Eileen Clune, MBA Richard Nelson Goldie and Joel Cohen Empowerment Dr. David Cohen TOTAL Marjorie and Phil Odeen Carolyn and Byron Craig $500,000+ Wendy and Steven Cohen Sally and Richard O’Loughlin Linda and Bill Danneberg $4,433,587 Marla and George Coleman The Peternell Family Foundation Andrea Eddy Janet Mordecai Mauren and David Cross Rebecca and Dan Riff Harmes C. Fishback Foundation * The expenses above are based on T. Denny Sanford Roundup River Ranch’s Fiscal Year 2016 Nancy and Andrew Cruce Orem Robbins Trust IRS Form 990. The revenue above is Mary and David Davies Suzanne and Bernard Scharf The Francis Trust based on Roundup River Ranch’s 2016 Circle of Hope Cora and John H. Davis Debbie and Jim Schultz Grace and Steve Gamble Audited Financial Statement. Foundation Harry L. And Eleanor A. Schick Anne and Hank Gutman ** Donated Services are excluded on the $499,999 to $100,000 Lisa Dennis Philanthropic Fund K & E Jones Family Trust IRS form 990. D. H. W. Energy, Inc. Mary Lynn and Warren Staley Knapp Mandell Family The Frechette Family Foundation Cynthia K. Engles Advised Fund of Elizabeth and David Stern Joe and Mary Moeller Foundation Georgia and Donald Gogel The Dallas Foundation Julie and Hugh Sullivan Bridget and William Koch The Jazzbird Foundation Tree Ehrlich Sally and Gregg Tryhus Larsen Fund The Ferguson Family Laura and Keith Tucker Sandy and Charles Lloyd Circle of Discovery Regina and Kyle Fink Vicki and Whitney Ward Diane and Louis Loosbrock Craig Foley John Williams Alison and Tim McAdam $50,000 to $99,999 The Forester Family Foundation Inc. Leewood and Thomas Woodell Gary McDavid Greer and Jack Gardner Gary Woodworth Elizabeth and Luc Meyer Janis Burrow THERE’S A GOOD Dr. Lia Gore and Dr. Frank Haluska Thomas Zanetich Suzanne and Norman Myers Susan and John Carlyle Carla Guarascio Nancy and Tom Zinna Vicki and Trygve Myhren Kathy Cole REASON WE DON’T EVER Suzanne and Lawrence Hess Harold and Nancy Zirkin Stacey and Trey Odom Ferguson Family Foundation Bob and Judy Holmes Foundation, Inc. Penny and Chris Oliver CHARGE A PENNY. John Gates Lynn and Don Janklow Diane Pitt and Mitchell Karlin Hagen Family Charitable Fund Jane and Gregory Johnson Mary and Scott Plumb The financial and human costs of serious illness are Julie and Robert Mandell Joan and Howard Katz Circle of Laughter Teri and Dan Poland Donna and Patrick Martin extensive. While Roundup River Ranch uses a need-blind Holly and Mark Kirschner $9,999 to $5,000 William Sterett approach to camper acceptance, and annual household Linda and Mark Kogod The Thomas and Beatrice Taplin income is not a determining factor for acceptance to Circle of Friendship Gina and James Lorenzen Debbie and Lee Alpert Fund Joan and Ron Maclachlan Anonymous Bev and Bruce Wagner camp, more than 50% of the families we serve are $49,999 to $10,000 Gail and Joseph Mahoney Bard Family Foundation Nancy and Don Wiese Luleta and Samuel Maslak Bardsley Foundation The Woodell Family Foundation, Inc. low-income and nearly all of the families Elisabeth and William Armstrong Jack McClurg Deborah Bishop and Myles Guber Kristy and William Woolfolk experience severe financial stress due Julie and William Bachman Diane McCord Suzy Black Stacy and Randy Zerr to high medical costs. Catherine Bennett and Fred Frailey Mellam Family Foundation Joel Brown and Laura Medina Tim Beyer and Jayne Palu Family Foundation

20 Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report 21 Circle of Smiles Donna Kearns William S. and Cheryl S. Bennett Deborah and Stephen Blanchard Sharilynn Keeton Fund Holly and Matthew Blank $4,999 to $1,000 The Kirkley Family Charitable Eric Williams Margaret Blazek Fund The Winmax Foundation Inc. Laurel Blissett The Abbott Family Joanna and Art Kleinstein Dee and Jan Wisor Helene and Peter Bludman James C. Allen Charitable Shane Kleinstein Amy Woodworth Foundation Sandy and John Blue Elizabeth and Michael Kojaian Adam Writer Sue and Harvey Allon Katie and Andy Bohlin Pam and Rick Kroos Mary and Tim Ammons Dr. David Bollert Nanette and Nicholas Kuich David Bombard “I wish camp Sheldon Andrew Robert Larsen Anonymous Gifts up to $999 Tab Bonidy Toni and Chester Latcham Dierdre and Ronnie Baker Marie Booren Dianne C. Leeb Johanna and Robert Barrows Brooke Adams Laura Bopp Deane Little Donna and Donald Baumgartner Carolyn and James Adams Justin Borcherding was forever.” Gretchen and Hank Manley Wendy and Kevin Behr Peggy and Tripp Adams Ida and Gary Borer Ron Mastriana The Bernstein Family Charitable Carole and Robert Adelstein Erin and Bob Boselli Fund Meese/Small Charitable Trust Hilary and Tony Afshary Deborah and Mark Bosler Pamela Peters and Todd Berry Meltzer Family Foundation Rachel Akeson Ann Bourke George Blackford Katie and Todd Mercier Jesse and Hanna Albertson Jeff and Lori Boyer Leslie and Darnell Boehm Josh Mesinger Christine Albertson Margaret A. Brammer Luke Boland Giving Account Claire Beck and David Middleton Scott Albertson Sarah Braucht Mark Brammer Karen and Douglas Myers Ladia Albertson-Junkans Malinda and Daniel Bray Gail Bristow Dana Shepard and Michael Scott Allen Mark Bricklin Narkewicz Stephen Brooks Devra Altman Jennifer Brigham Sarah Nash and Michael Sylvester Richard and Suzanne Bross Chris Ammons Sunny and Philip Brodsky David Naus The Keith and Carol Brown Family James Andersen Austen and Nathan Brown Foundation Faye R. Nuss Carlene Anderson Kerry Brown Norman Brownstein Karen and Hans Oberlohr John Anderson Regina and Michael Brown Kristen and James Burke The Obernauer Foundation Sarah and Gary Anderson Kevin and Martha Buckley Leslie and Charles Cavness Suzanne and Edward Paul Marsha Antonucci Lauren Burnett Carolina CAT/LiftOne Community Paolilli Family Charitable Fund Anonymous Phyllis Bursma Contribution Fund Karen and Jeff Petroff Anne and Tom Apple Stan Bush Donna and Bill Caynoski Carolyn and Steve Pope Tammy Argenbright Karmen and Charlie Cadwell Betsy and Dennis Cheroutes Karen and Jeremy Price The Axelrad Family Fund Carolyn and Gary Cage Beth and John Chisholm Lynanne Rales Sue and Keith Bacon Louis and Gail Calamari Peter Cobos The Reinhard Family Fund Janice Baer Victoria Calamari Jerry and Alice Craghead Margot Ritz Patricia and John Bailey John Calden Ida and Wiley Daniel Jeffrey Rogers Keysha Baker Jennifer and Frank Callahan Madeline and Jeffrey Darst Riley and Valorie Romanin Susan and Robert Baker Marsha and Bill Campbell Arlene and John Dayton Sarah and Bill Ross Shirley and William Baldaccini Kathryn Campbell Jane and Reed Eberly Sue and Mike Rushmore Sheri Ball Steve Caputo Helen and A. Christopher Edwards Ruth Johnson and Kris Sabel David Barclay Amber and Tyler Carlson Cathy and Joe Ethington Schwartz Fund Karin and Robert Barker Liz Carter Ann and David Everitt The Schwartz Family Charitable Lynne Barker Alex Cary Sara and Frederick Ewald Fund Kathleen Barnes Leland Cary Ewald Family Fund Carole and Peter Segal Darcey and Etai Bar-on Pamela Cary Debbie and Donald Felio The Segal Family Gifting Fund Emily Barr, CPNP, CNM and Inga and Brandon Causey Kaye Ferry Andrew Sigfusson Mark Barr Robin and Rob Chalecki Patricia Fillo Sondra Slappey and Patrick F.S. Baser Tokuko and William Chapin Horton Susan Folliott and Deane Barb and Fred Baumann Yen Chau Little, Ph.D. Beth and Rod Slifer Nita and Chris Baumann Janet Chenault Georgianna and Peter Forbes Larry and Dee Smith and Family Amanda Bay Kelly Chenoweth Deborah and Rob Ford Linda and Kurt Soukup Val and Brian Beckler Elsa Chin Richard M. Foster and Julia T. Karen and Michael Standish Joanne and Ronald Beda Liane and Robert Clasen Waggener Marilyn and Jim Steane Chloe Beizer Janet and Laverine Classen Holly and Ben Gill Brooke and Hap Stein Fund Gina and Jesse Belich Kathy Langenwalter and Dick Edith and Louis Gitlin Patricia and Harry Strunk Julia Bell Cleveland Terri and Scott Glasser Lynne Sullivan Alice and John Benitez Jodi and Sean Clifford Lloyd A. Godlin Debbie and Paul Suss Natalie Bennett Christy and Jay Coffey-Patil Charles Gordon Joni Taylor Nancy Berg Kristina Cole Stuart and Becka Green Nancy and Jon Tellor Family Alix and Hans Berglund Jennifer Collins Foundation Wendy Groover Kerrin and Peter Bermont Kirsten Commins Jere Thompson Sabra Hall Jennifer Bettenhausen Leigh Compton Patricia and Keith Trecker Jena and Kevin Hausmann Jen Beuche Megan and Derek Conn Bob and Rosie Tutag Linda Hendricks Martha and William Bevan Megan Conn Linda and David Underdown Karen Hill, RN, PNP Sarah and David Bishop Patricia Connor Emily and Harry Volz Jane and Coley Hoffman William Bishop Jennifer Cooley Follett Lawlor Wakem Mackenzie Holdenshaw Marita Bledsoe, M.D. and Kathleen and David Cope John Horan-Kates Carole A. Watters Don Bissett Mary Ellen and Stan Cope Kathleen and Michael Imperi Valerie Weber Stanley Bjurstrom Jay Corr Diana and Jim Kaylor Pamela and Steven Wexler Mariette and Scott Blackett Brittany Cowfer

22 Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report 23 Janice Craven Sally H. Foste Gretchen and Morris Hatley Michelle Kimble Lauren Martenson Sheila English-Ogden and Sally Rosenberg and Adam Douglas Spector Virginia and Andy Creighton Foundation Source Marylee Hause Carolyn King James Martin Marlon Ogden Rosenberg, M.D. Gina and Steve Spessard Ginny and Rob Crise Clayton Frazier Jane and Tom Healy Gary King Ronda and Michael Martin Renee Okubo Katie Rothenberg Bettina and Jay Spickelmier Mary C. Cryer Susan and Thomas Frey Molly Hemenway, RN, PNP Sandi and Skip Kinsley Bonnie Mask Kelly O’Leary Thelma and Herb Rubinstein Richard Spitzer Freddy Cubas David Frey Dwight Henninger Tracey Kirby Rebecca and Chris Matlon Sarah Olson, NP, RN Tammy and Andre Rudolph Elsa and David Sroka Russ and Becky Cunningham Paula and Gerald Friesen Sharon Herdman Lynn Kirchner Meghan and Michael McCabe Mary Beth and Charles O’Reilly Stefanie Ruhland Paul, Emily, Jack, and JP St Ruth Jeff Curran Christina Fritz Robert Herzog Michael Kirschbaum Eileen and Tate McCoy Carl Pacileo Marilyn and Harry Russell Albert H. Stahmer Foundation Karen Rosenbach and Tom Daniel Tracy and William Fronczak Judy Hettena Wright Shawn Kirschner Barbara McCreary Olivia Pallissard Jillian Ryan M L Stallings Nikki and Bruno Darre Courtney and Peter Fucarino Harold Heuer Dennis Klein Heather McDonald Candace Palmer Shirley Sadowski Jesse Starr Nadine and Daniel Davis Stacey Galvez Nikki and Gavin Higashi Laurie Knott Monte McGlochlin Kathleen and Mark Parisi Joseph Safier Stefan Sterett Susie Davis John Gardner Laura and Tom Higashi Suzanne and Peter Koh Heather and JP McInerny Tejal Patel The Sagels Leslie and Madeline Stern Andre De Muinck Dorothy Whipple and Robert Audrey Higbee Cheryl Kohn Kate McKay Megan Patten Ms. Hedy Sala Debbie and Thomas Stevenson Susan and Mark Dean Garfield Alexa Hill Emily McNellis and Jason Kotas Lynn and Pat McNeal Leslie and James Pavelich Farokh L. Samimi Rosalynn Stoller Denarius Trust Kelly Gates Loli and Roy Hill Chelsea Krant Anne and Douglas McNeill Kerry Pearson Sharon Litsky and John Sampson Gretchen and Zak Stone Justin Denham Robert Gates Eliza and William Hillhouse Mary and Jeffrey Krivit Betsy McPherson Dave and Lisa Pease Denise and James Sanderson Melanie and Michael Stone Lynn Deutschman Rick and Debra Geddes Dora and Jay Hilty Jeff Krueger Helen and Roger Mcwilliams Jason Peck Katie and Mike Santambrogio Jessica Stoughton Kathryn and John Devlin Steven Giangiulio Brenda and Alan Himelfarb Carol Krueger Colin Meiring Sue Ann and John Peck Kerry Santambrogio Joanne and Frank Strauss John DeWildt Ryan Gibbons Anne Hintz Brittany Kusek and Gerald Melfi Judy and Tom Pecsok Kristina Sappenfield The Strear Family Foundation, Inc. Micah and Eric Dhondt Bradford Gibson Anne Hirn Kyle Kusek, M.D. Janice Meltzer James Peif Sheila Sasson David and Debra Stull Becky Diamond Sherry and Lynn Giles Tara and Loren Hofer Ivy and Frederick Kushner Laura Merrick Patti Penwill Vincent Saturnino Sarah and Breandan Sullivan Lisa and Douglas Dietel Wells Gillette Jody Mathie and John Hoffman Alex and Marcus Kwan Kathleen and James Mestl Tracy and Russ Perez Meghan Saylor Janelle Szelest Gail and Carl Dietz Nathan Goldberg Phillip Hoffman Kristin and Andy Kwong Janice Meyer Elizabeth Peros Alicia Schanilec Elena Tafoya Lorrie Dinner Samantha Goldberg Elizabeth Holland Lorie LaBrant Jane Michaels Regan and Scott Petersen Gabrielle Scherzer Kathie Talbot Jenika Doberstein Maureen and John Golinvaux Julie Hollander Nancy and Steve Lamontagne Angie and Mike Miller Elizabeth and Jay Peyton Julie and Gregory Schlossinger Mary and Bradford Talbot Rocco and Judi Dodson Diana and Dave Gomez Raymond Holloway Corey Lamothe Sarah Miller Jody and Robert Phelps Judy Schmid Jodi and Kenneth Teague Zoella and Devon Donaghue Dawn Goode Katherine Hopkins Tania Landauer Susanne Miller Katie Pickering, RN Philip Schmuck Matt Teeters Chris Dos Ellen and Bernard Goodman Fiona Horgan Chelsea Langen Sharon and William Milliken Bo and Erica Pihl Bev Schneiter Andrew Tennenbaum Harriet Drews Sheryl Goodman Jessica Horn Stanley Lapidos Stephanie Mills Barbara and Charles Pike Carole Schragen Susan and Dave Terbush Kenneth Dreyfuss Kiki and Warren Gore Monika Hornbostel Robert E. Larson Cornelius Milmoe Shelley and John Pinkham Kristin Schuldies Alicia and Trevor Terry Kelley and Andrew Duke Meg and Tom Gorrie Debbie and Patrick Horvath Kathryn Latham Elise Mink Arnold Pizer Hannah and Chris Schultz Tamra Tharratt Converse Margo Dukesherer Frances Gosnell David and Francie Horvitz Bettan Laughlin Ellen Mitchell Roy Pogue Stephanie and Jeff Schultz James Thies Jim and Janet Dulin Catherine and Carl Graf Ken and Jan Hostetler Christina and Josh Lautenberg Carolyn Smith and George Mizner Adrienne and John Polikandriotis Susan and Dave Schulz Robbin and David Thompson Margaret and Cleive Dumas Debbie and Michael Grant B. Sue Howard Patricia and Richard Lawson Belinda and Eric Monson Kacy and Jeremy Popovich Teri Schwartz Jennifer Thompson, RN Sydney and Jeffrey Dunbar Diane and Tom Gray Brandon Howard Roger Lawton J. Moon-Murray William Powell Debbie Schwartzman Peggy Thompson Jennifer and Will Dunn Barclay Grayson George and Judy Hudspeth Diane and Bob Lazier Cheyenne Moore James Power Sheri and Tom Schweizer Peggy Thompson Ann and W. Robert Dyer, Jr. Ben Green Lisa and Brad Humphries Luyen Le Stephen Moore Janet Powers Charles Scott Robin and Tim Thompson Lisa Dyer Megan and Thomas Green Jack Hunn Cheryl and Alan Lee Pat and Jeffrey Moran Ian Prichard Anda and Geoff Seale Carolyn and Steven Thomton Susan Eagen Peggy and James Greenbaum Erin and Chase Hutchinson Juliane H. Lee, M.D. Susan and Thomas Moran Lynn and Ian Priddy Betsy Seeger Polly Ann and Mark Thrush Ediger Family Callie Greenberg Ellen and Michael Imhof Sterling and Juan Leija Joseph Morgart Amber Prince Betty and Howard Seeger Allison Tomaselli Peggy and Gary Edwards Joan and William Greenfield Michael Ingelido Thomas Lemm Monica Morrey Nancy and Jeffrey Puckett Margaret Segerberg Joe Tonahill Donor Advised Fund Jennifer and Mark Ekiss C. A. Gregorie Nancy and Bob Inman Meegan Leve and Marka Moser Michele Rae Alice and Walter Senko Ann and David Torgerson Nancy Bedlington and Kristen Grems Laurie and Matthew Iverson Benjamin Ross, M.D. Josephine Munsell Stephanie Raeman Kelly Shannon Vicki Trachten-Schwartz Robert Elkins Sharon and Greg Greth Barbara Jacobs Norman Levin Charles Murphy Martha Records and Rich Rainaldi Mary Sue and Mike Shannon Jeanne and Francis Trainer Rosanne and Steve Elkins Doris Dewton and Richard Gretz Kim and Chris Jacoby Judith Levine Jenny and Bobby Murphy Kristy Rainwater Cheryl and Charles Shaw L. J. and D. R. Tripp Holly and Buck Elliott Wendy Griffith Marcie Jaeger Thelma Levine Sandy Nachman Fran and George Ramsey Russ Shaw Mimi and Tim Trombatore Jennifer Ellis Jr. Nancy Groff Rebecca Jaffe Andy Levy Susan and Paolo Narduzzi Carol and Richard Rankin Teresa and Denny Shay Chris Troxell Sheryl Engleby Todd and Karen Grubin Katharine and Andrew Janiesch John Ley, Esq. Jean Naumann Robin Raymond Patrick and Deborah Sheehy Anne and Robert Trumpower Bruce K. Epler Jeanine and Sepp Gruenwald Joanna Jaynes Gloria and Marvin Lieberman Kathrin Bernt and Tobias Neff Kathleen and Patrick Regan Marilyn and John Shelton Carol and Albert Tucker Dave and Marty Erb Bridget and Patrick Guccione Cindy and Richard Johnson Karen and Dean Liley Stefanie and Matthew Carolyn Reihe Linnea Krizsan and Peter Sherman Deborah and Charles Turner Alyssa and Christopher Ericksen Janet Gurley Helen Johnson Allyson Linder Neidenberg Kellen Reilly David Shu Tracy Tutag Denise Erwin Shelie and Rick Gustafson Lorrie Johnson Lara and Tony Link Carol Neiditch Carolyn and Bob Reintjes Sophie Silver Carroll Tyler Rob and Beth Faddick Richard Gutfreund Susanne Johnson Deborah Liptzin, M.D. Kathryn and Lawrence Nelson Reneau Family Dalton Sim Jennifer Ullman J. M. Farley Tim O. Haas Taleen Avedian and Lance Jones Ann and Peter Liss Scott Nelson Rebecca Renz Janis Simon Cliff Unger David Feiner Kim Hahn Lydia and John Jumonville Arthur and Namie Liu Cheryl Patrick and Scott Nelson Lexie Repp Denny and Holly Simonton University of CO CHA/PA Program Barbara Feldman Rosalie Hahn Kane Family Charitable Fund Virginia and Wally Livingston Brian Nestor Helen Resnik Jane and Nelson Sims George Vanderhoof Mark Fenstermacher David and Ronette Hall Kristin and Eric Kaplan Linda Llewellyn Janet Newman, Ph.D. and Joel Abby and Morgan Reynolds Daniel H. Sise Jr. Steven Vanderleest William Ferguson Jane E. Hall Richard Kashian Kate and Chris Lloyd Newman Cheryl and Mark Richardson Sean Sjodin Brandi Vetanze Susan Ferrari Ken Hall Lindsey Katapski Rebecca A. Lloyd, Esq. Joseph P. Newman Jennie Ridgley Kim and Stan Smazal Eric Vinton Bob and Phyllis Finlay Laura and Harold Hamai D.E. and G. D. Kats Peggy Locke Wendy and Skip Nichamin Sandra Riley BJ and Garrett Smith Gwen Vogelzang Eleanor Finlay Mark Hamilton Andrew Katz Beau Loendorf Daniel Nichols Kerry Roach Bonnie S Smith EA LLC Ann Volz Seth Finley Miranda Hammer Lynn Kaufman Andrea London Robert Nichols Ross Robbins Katharine and Robin Smith Britta Volz Linda and Buzz Finn Clyde Hanks Lainie Edinburg and Joel Kaye Christine Losier Danielle and Tom Nix Hugh Roberts III Lacy and Zach Smith R.T. Wade Ali and Paul Fisher Sally and Bill Hanlon Anne-Marie Keane Richard Louis Elke and Jim Nolan Kara and Chris Robinson Lauren Smith Alison Wadey Debbie and Scott Fitzgerald Frederick Hansen Keith Kearney Hannah and Ron Lovato Katie Dueber, M.D. and Tate Michael Rodenak Sarah and Norman Smith Leah and Carson Walker Patricia Fitzgerald Renee Hanson Gayle Keen Deborah and John Lynch Nunley Megan Rodgers, PA-C Nancy and John Snyder Sarah and Larry Walling Adrienne Flanders Alison McGrath and Matt Sandra and Tom Kelly Chuck and Leslie Madison Michael Obermeyer Sheree and Michael Rootberg Tracy Dunning and Eric Ethan and Lauren Watel David Floyd Hargarten James and Kristen Kenly Patrick Mahar, M.D. Reggie O’Brien Julie Rosas Sondermann Joe Wathen Emily and Kevin Forgett Kacee Harris Lorna and Kim Kenly Joy and Douglas Mahrer Lauri and Jeff O’Brien Katie Rose-Borcherding William Sorensen Jasanda Watson Jill and Matthew Fortney Leticia Harrison Jan Kennaugh, M.D. Margy and Charles Malott Michael O’Connell Barbara and Bob Rosen Karen Sosland Karin and Bob Weber Fortunaire’s Club Charitable Zachary Harvatine Betty and Wilbur Kerman Jennifer and Richard Mandelson Nan Odell Peter Rosenberg and Kimberly Craig Sovka Susan Weihl Foundation Annie Haselfeld Kate and Greg Kimball Melanna Marcellot Hetrick Lisa and Ron Speaker Lauren and Hugo Weinberger 24 Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report 25 Susan Weinberger Kiwanis Key Leader Colorado Flagstone Taylor Weiss CORPORATE Liberty Global, Inc. The Colorado Health Foundation Drs. Kristine and Keith Weisz AND LibertyGives Foundation COPIC Insurance Company Katherine and Steve Wellington Mabel Hughes Charitable Trust Darby Architects, P.C. “It was like she grew up a few years Chris Wells FOUNDATION The McConathy Family Fund Destination Services Brian and Lynda Wenk at The Children’s Hospital Double JGG LLC Tom Wertz DONORS Foundation Drive 44 West, INC. in that week. That was much needed Patterson Foundation Nyasha West Thanks to the support of Eagle Valley Community Fund Judy and John Wetherington Perky Jerky Ero Resources Corporation Agneta and Ola Wettergren corporate and foundation Vail Valley Cares Foothills Kiwanis Foundation in terms of her confidence and desire Monica Wheaton partners, the lives of Vail Valley Medical Center Girl Scouts - Troop #50527 James Whelan campers and families are Vanguard Charitable Greater Horizons Robert Whelan transformed and enriched Hagerty Insurance Agency, LLC to become a ‘big kid.’” Kelly White Hawkquest through intentional camp Circle of Smiles Marti and Josh White programs. Hilton Worldwide Hotel Renee Fielder and Paul Wigton $4,999 to $1,000 Interlochen Condominium Vali and Dennis Wilcox Association Danielle and Mark Wiletsky Anonymous JustGive Greta and Randy Wilkening Circle of Hope The Austin Memorial Foundation Kitchen Collage of Vail Valley Sylvia and James Willard $499,999 to $100,000 Bates Family Foundation Kiwanis Club Of Glenwood Laurie and Andy Williams Baxalta US Inc. Springs Lisa and Chad Williams The Adolph Coors Foundation The Benevity Community Maximum Comfort Pool & Spa Kenneth Williams The Forrest C. and Francis H. Impact Fund Network for Good Dianne and Leo Williams Lattner Foundation Bryan Cave LLP Northrop Grumman Corporation Peggy and Richard Williams The Green Foundation The Children’s Hospital Colorado Nova Consulting LLC Eva and Joe Wilson SeriousFun Children’s CLIF Bar & Company Our Community Foundation Linda Wilson Network, Inc. CoBiz Cares Foundation Pacific Crane Co Susan and Patrick Wilson The WhiteWave Foods Company Congregation Hebrew Patxi’s Pizza Kim and Steve Winesett Educational Alliance Pear Laurence Wisdom Cymaron Foundation Peterson Financial Services, LLC Patricia and Brant Witzel Circle of Discovery Delta Dental of Colorado Phillips Mini Storage Traci and Michael Wodlinger $99,999 to $50,000 Double Diamond Real Estate ReadyTalk Denise and Paul Wollerman The Golden Bear Records - Johnston Family Linda and Dean Wolz The Anschutz Foundation Kirk Edwards Foundation Foundation, Inc. Phyllis and Melvern Wondel Kiwanis International Rex Tire Inc. Agnes Wooters Jean and Saul A. Mintz Rider Levett Bucknall Ltd Foundation Stanley Worcester Circle of Friendship The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch Supported by Newman’s Maria and Brad Wright Rowen Christian Couture LLC $49,999 to $10,000 Own Foundation Meg and Dean Yoder Slifer Smith & Frampton Oklahoma City Community Nancy and Hap Young Alpina Capital, LLC Foundation Foundation Megan and Adel Younoszai Alpine Bank Slifer Smith & Frampton Petra Jewelry LLC Tracy and Tim Zarlengo Children’s Hospital Colorado Real Estate Pfizer Foundation Kirsten Zeller Christel House International, Inc. SRE Building Associates LLC DaVita Healthcare Partners, Inc. Schur Success Auction & State Of Colorado Truist Patricia Zickefoose Appraisal, Inc. The Denver Foundation U.S. Bank Gail Zucker Skipper & Scout First Western Financial, Inc. United Technologies Bonnie and Paul Zueger Stromberg Carlson Medical Solutions L.L.C. United Way Of The Taft Foundation The LARRK Foundation Central New Mexico Town of Avon The J & V Meyer Family Vail Dermatology - Foundation Tyco Inc Charity Trust Account Bella Derma PLLC The Dale and Deborah Ross Wells Fargo Foundation Vail Mountain School Foundation Total Renal Care, Inc. UltraCamp Foundation Corporate Gifts IN-KIND DONORS Wagner Equipment up to $999 Walmart Gifts from in-kind donors help Mark and Muriel Wexler Aastad Incorporated meet the needs of campers Foundation Active Communications, Inc. by reducing operating Altitude Salon, LLC AmazonSmile Foundation expenses and enhancing Circle of Laughter Amica Mutual Insurance programmatic opportunities $9,999 to $5,000 Company at camp. Anonymous Casey Concrete Blue Ridge Equine Clinic Abercrombie & Fitch Community First Foundation BluSky Restoration Contractors, Accessible Outdoors Denver Active 20-30 Children’s Inc. Active Energies Solar, LLC. Foundation Brush Creek Elementary School AED Authority John G. Duncan Charitable Trust Celgene Corporation AEG Live El Pomar Foundation - Karl E Eitel Cimarex Alpine Bank Fund City & County of Denver / Alpine Party Rentals Karlin Foods Corp Purchasing Alpine Quest Sports

26 Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report 27 Anschutz Corporation Dr. Lia Gore and Dr. Frank Haluska Plaid Enterprises, Inc. Board of Directors Joanne Crosby Karin & Bob Weber Meena Julapalli, MD TRIBUTE AND Mary & David Davies Jennifer & David White Jill Keyes, MD Applejack Wine & Spirits Rainy and Fred Green Plumbing Systems Inc. (Members through Dan Arguello Green Elephant Juicery Nicky Poage Susie Davis Nancy & Don Wiese Kelly Knupp, MD MEMORIAL October 31, 2016.) Aria Athletic Club & Spa Wendy Griffith Alan Poe Glenn Davis Kim & Steve Winesett Juliane Lee, MD Avalon Clothing Company - Grouse Mountain Grill Rick Pylman, Pylman & GIFTS Chair Monique Davis & James Harris Davis Nancy & Harold Zirkin Deb Liptzin, MD Vail Axel’s Gypsum Creek Golf Course Associates, Inc. * Lisa Dennis Arthur Liu, MD Roundup River Ranch Lia Gore, MD Barker Specialty Company Pat Hamilton Queenswood Andrew & Kelly Duke Current Staff Edward Liu, MD Lee and Ed Beach Harkins Theaters Resort Concepts thanks and acknowledges Vice Chairs Jane & Reed Eberly Kelly Maloney, MD Beaver Creek Lodge Hasbro, Inc. Revolution everyone who made a Julie Sullivan, JD Kathleen & Jack Eck President & CEO Leana May, MD * Beaver Liquors Ann and Doug Higgins Kamryn Rhodes and Family gift to Camp in honor or in Dick O’Loughlin Helen & Chris Edwards Ruth B. Johnson, JD Lisa Meltzer, PhD Luis Benitez Holland & Hart, LLP Riley and Valorie Romanin memory of a friend, family Directors Paula & David Edwards Staff Greg Miranda, MD Kathy & Dave Ferguson Jerrod Milton, RPh Catherine Bennett and Hooked The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Cathie Bennett and Fred Frailey Chance Berry Gulch member, or another loved Regina & Kyle Fink Mike Narkewicz, MD Fred Frailey Carol and R.O. Hunton Tim Beyer Marita Bledsoe, MD Anne Roberts one. It’s amazing to know Laurie Galbreath Rachelle Nuss, MD Mary Anne and Daniel Berce Iron Mountain Hot Springs Jan Burrow Sarah Braucht Rocky Mountain Custom that friends like you thought Suzanne Gallegos Carla Oliver, MSW, CCLS Tim Beyer and Jayne Palu Jake’s Liquors - Costco David M. Cohen, MD Victoria Calamari Landscapes, Inc. Linda & John Galvin Sarah Olson, NP, RN Bishop-Brogden Associates, Johnson and Repucci, LLP of camp for your birthdays, Steven A. Cohen Jenika Doberstein Inc. Rocky Mountain Sunscreen * Grace & Steve Gamble Suzanne Paul, NP JVA Consulting, Inc. weddings, anniversaries, and Kathy Cole Marty Dunning Mary C. Bledsoe, M.D. and Don Pat and Michael Saunders * Greer & Jack Gardner Bridget Raleigh, NP Kelly Fleming Wines tribute and memorial gifts. Ida S. and Wiley Y. Daniel Cathy Ethington Bissett Debbie and Jim Schultz Georgia and Don Gogel Bethany Rippe, CCLS James and Kristen Kenly Cindy Engles Craig Hallowell Bliss Studio Sea Island Resort * Carla Guarascio Adam Rosenberg, MD Kindess Yoga 175 gifts totaling nearly Kathy Ferguson Alexa Hill Blitz – Vail Sean Razee * Shelie & Rick Gustafson Ben Ross, MD Kitchen Collage of Vail Valley $67,000 were given in honor John Gates Sarah Ingersoll, MPH Bol SignLanguage XL * Mary & James Hagen Scott Sagel, MD The Kroos Family Georgia Gogel Jo Jaynes The Broadmoor Beth and Rod Slifer or in memory of someone Jane Hall Ron Sokol, MD Marjorie and Lawrence Kyte Rick Hermes Shawn Kirschner Brush Creek Dry Goods Pamela and Richard Smith in FY2016. That means Margie & Mike Hamrick Liz Solan, MD La Tour Drew Hollenbeck Sterling Nell Leija The Bunkhouse Spa Anjali tribute and memorial gifts Dustin Hansen Chelsey Stillman, PA-C Leading Wines of the World Mike Imperi Olivia Pallissard Call A Plumber Stansfield Photography Jane & Tom Healy Julie Sullivan, JD Kelly Liken helped enrich the lives of Lynn Janklow Ryan Pendergast Campo de Fiori Stoneyard Distillery Judy & Bob Holmes Sarah Weatherred, RN Little Miss Cakepop 27 children with serious Greg V. Johnson Kendra Perkins Chalk Hill Studio Britten David & Fran Horvitz Keith Weisz, MD Live For Balance illnesses at Roundup River Joan and Ron Maclachlan Katie Santambrogio, MNM Jim Childers Sweetwater Trading Post John Hostetter Adel Younoszai, MD Liz Logan and Dr. Bill Sterett Ranch in 2016. Thank Donna Martin Alicia Schanilec Children’s Hospital Colorado Timothy and Karin Reitz * Karen & Hutch Hutchinson Julie Zimbelman, MD Loaded Joe’s Sally O’Loughlin Betsy Seeger The Christie Lodge The Tivoli Lodge you for giving back and * Lynn & Don Janklow Gina and James Lorenzen Steve Pope Lynn Smith Becky Cohen TV8 supporting Camp! Barbara & Tim Kelley Luca Bruno - Italy Debbie and Jim Schultz Angela Tucker Consultants Wendy and Steven Cohen Two Valley Tire Alison Knapp Lynx Grills, Inc. Hugh Sullivan Emma Whiting Lalit Bajaj, MD Colorado Mountain Express Vail Daily Linda and Mark Kogod Nicole Magistro Matt Teeters Bill Wright Emily Brown Colorado Tour Line, LLC Vail Honeywagon, Inc. LEADERSHIP Laine & Merv Lapin Gail and Joseph Mahoney Bev and Bruce Wagner Stephen Daniels, MD Jean and Paul Corcoran, M.D. Vail Resorts Epic Promise Kelly Liken Ron Mastriana AND PARTNERS Leewood and Tom Woodell Monica Federico, MD Cos Bar of Vail and Riverwalk Vail Valley Foundation Sandy & Charles Lloyd Medical Advisory Matushisa Kristy Woolfolk Patti Hardenbergh, MD Amy and Steven Coyer Vail Valley Medical Center Liz Logan Committee Maximum Comfort Pool & Spa Founders’ Circle Joni and Scott Wylie Andy Liu, MD Crazy Mountain Brewery Vail Vision, PC Gina & Jim Lorenzen Mayacoma Members through Ted Stathos, MD Creative Roost Valbruna Recognizing visionary Ex Officio Gail & Jay Mahoney Alison and Tim McAdam Stuart Winter, MD The Cycle Effect Valley Girl Boutique supporters whose gifts John Forester Donna Martin October 31, 2016. McMahan and Associates, LLC Wendy Cook, MD Mary and David Davies Shannon Vitalis have transformed the Ruth B. Johnson, JD Donna Meyer Medical Air Systems, Inc. Chair Katie Dueber, MD Design Works Lois and John Van Deusen lives of Roundup River Bob Moroney Meridian Intermountain/Vail Founder Lia Gore, MD, FAAP Kyle Kusek, MD Destination Resorts Vail Kyle Vankoepping Alison Knapp Jim & Karen Morter Electronics Ranch campers in the past, Natalie Vona, PhD Dogma Athletica Gloria and Robert Messey Vendetta’s - Vail present, and future. Dick & Sally O’Loughlin Debbie and Jim Donahugh Venture Sports In Memoriam Candace Palmer Members Elise and Victor Micati Gerald Gallegos E Town Minturn Country Club The Village Market T. Denny Sanford Lisa & Dave Pease Lauren Andersen, BSN, RN, CEN Elways Minturn Mile Liquors Vin48 Knapp Mandell Family Honorary Chairperson / SueAnn & John Peck Alison Artico DuMond, CPNP-AC Hospital Eye Pieces of Vail Mountain Beverage Company Britta Volz Hermes Group In Memoriam Suzi & Don Perozzi Mindy Banks, MD Affiliations The Fair and Rodeo Council Mountainside Production Wagner Rents, Gypsum David and Francie Horvitz President Gerald R. Ford and Pam & Ben Peternell Emily Barr, CPNP, CNM Farrier Product Distribution Services Inc. Walmart - Western Slope Market The Ferguson Family Mrs. Betty Ford Mitch Karlin & Diane Pitt Terrio Bisio, RN Founding Medical Partner: Regina and Kyle Fink MW Appraisal Inc. Walmart #01199 Gates Frontier Fund Paulina Proper Marita Bledsoe, MD Children’s Hospital Colorado Fitzgerald Petersen Suzanne and Norman Myers Nancy and Don Wiese Frechette Family Foundation * Denotes Founding Board Gretchen & Bob Ravenscroft Michele Chetham, MD Medical Partners: Communications Nature-Watch Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Kathy and Trent Cole Member Jay & Amy Regan Jeff Darst, MD National Jewish Health Flame Restaurant at The Four Newman’s Own, Inc. Westin Riverfront Resort and Spa Paul Newman/Newman’s Own Anne Roberts Neil Desai, MD Rocky Mountain Hospital Seasons Nina McLemore Boutique WhiteWave Foods Company Foundation Advisory Committee T. Denny Sanford Edward DeZoeten, MD for Children P/SL Foods Of Vail William Selyem Winery Laura Dorneman, RN Northside Coffee & Kitchen The Foley Family Brenda & Derik Allerton Bernard & Suzanne Scharf Vail Valley Medical Center Claire Fox Kristy and William Woolfolk Wendi Drummond, DO Ocean Reef Club Gretchen and Bob Ravenscroft Marilyn Augur Peter & Carole Segal Catherine Frailey Wyndham Vacation Ownership Elizabeth Gibson, PNP Old World Wine Co. The Gogel Family Pam Bard Ken & Lynn Siegel Friends of Arrowhead Jens Goebel, MD Sally and Richard O’Loughlin Karen Berndt Lisa Siegert-Free Friends of Cordillera Michael Handler, MD Optimum Events Co. Bill Bishop Beth & Rod Slifer Friends of Mountain Star Molly Hemenway, RN, PNP, DNP Candace Palmer Heidi & Mark Bricklin Bob Solon Frost Creek Karen Hill, RN, PNP Pavestone Denver “Did you know Mike Brown Jim and Marilyn Steane G & S Tool Clinic, LLC Edward Hoffenberg, MD Paxti’s Pizza - Cherry Creek Doe Browning Brook & Hap Stein Gallegos Masonry, Inc. there’s another girl Ruth B. Johnson, JD Pepi Sports, Inc Mary & Cliff Buchholz Bill Sterett Linda and John Galvin Perch on oxygen here Glory & Michael Burns Liz & David Stern Grace and Steve Gamble Performance Health Jeri & Charlie Campisi Julie Sullivan The Gates Family too? For once, Note: Our goal is to report this information as correctly and Perky Jerky Betsy & Denny Cheroutes Sean Ugrin The Golden Bear accurately as possible. Please contact Alicia Schanilec at Petals and Pours I won’t be the only Eileen Clune Susan & Tom Washing Good Juju Creative Pinecones Carole Watters 970.748.9983 extension 6 if you notice an inadvertent error or if one on oxygen!” Gerri Cohen your donor record should be updated.

28 Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report 29 A doctor dancing “The Whip?”A big brawny man in a Tutu? These aren’t just volunteers. They are the heart and soul of Roundup River Ranch. And they’re just two of the amazing team of people who give their all to our campers. s, Vo gher, ank lun lla Vol B te a un y e G t d r n e n P a e i h r M y D

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When not at Pediatric Kidney Doctor, Avid skier, biker and Habitat Camp I am a: Mom, and Wife. for Humanity volunteer.

What volunteer role do I am a volunteer Doctor. I volunteer with the you serve at Camp? kitchen staff.

What motivates you to The kids motivate me The opportunity to serve children with volunteer at Roundup to volunteer. serious illnesses and be with such a fun, River Ranch? caring, loving group of volunteers and staff.

Favorite Camp Dance: “The Whip” “The Love Train”

Describe camp in Fun, Fun, FUN!!! Fun, Caring, Love three words?

What is your favorite The many ways music comes to life — sign Meeting an incredible family with three memory as at camp? language, drums, dancing, harmonica, children of their own who adopted two ukulele, singing — the list goes on! sisters with HIV. It reminds me there is still so much good in the world.

How has your Roundup My volunteer experience keeps me It keeps me wanting to come River Ranch volunteer motivated to continue being a doctor. back — people are like family at experience impacted Being able to help keep these kids healthy Roundup River Ranch. your life? and able to come to camp is such a joy!

For kids ages 17 and under with serious illnesses (and their awesome families) we offer extraordinary camp experiences and the blissful joy of being an “ordinary” kid.

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES CAMP OFFICES Mail: P.O. Box 8589 Roundup River Ranch 10 W. Beaver Creek Blvd., Ste. 250 8333 Colorado River Rd. Avon, CO 81620-8520 Gypsum, CO 81637 We’re part of something seriously awesome. PHONE 970.748.9983 PHONE 970.524.2267 FAX 970.524.2270 Roundup River Ranch is proud to be a member of SeriousFun Children’s Network. FAX 970.748.9993 Founded by Paul Newman, this is a growing global community of independently managed and financed camps and programs. We are honored to join forces [email protected] with this network that spans the world with 30 camps and programs serving children from over 50 countries and throughout five continents. RoundupRiverRanch.org 30 Roundup River Ranch 2016 Impact Report