Immigration Policy and Childhood Trauma NW Children’s Fund Brings Community Together and Inspires Ripple Effect

In the wake of our nation’s changing presentation in May, Immigration Policies immigration policies, medical professionals and Childhood Adversity, featuring Dr. have reported a spike in anxiety and McNeil and Jorge Barón, executive director distress in children from immigrant of the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project. families. This is especially evident in They brought to life today’s reality for children who worry that their parents will immigrant children and families through be deported. There are more than 4 million their personal and professional experience. U.S.-citizen children living with at least one undocumented parent. Dr. McNeil’s practice has opened his eyes to the struggles of Latino youth in Toxic stress can harm a child’s developing particular, who have high rates of poverty brain so profoundly that the effects and exposure to domestic, community and show up decades later; it can increase school violence. Despite the burden of the likelihood of chronic disease, mental stress they are under, this population has illness and violent behavior. Studies show lower utilization rates of primary care, child that as the number of adverse childhood welfare and outpatient psychiatric services. experiences (ACEs) increases, so does Even though they have a right to these the risk for negative health outcomes (see services, undocumented parents are afraid page 2 for more information). to seek them out.

In an opinion piece in The Seattle Times, Barón shared that there has been an Seattle Children’s Hospital Resident increase in the number of arrests by Physician Michael McNeil wrote: “I am not immigration and customs enforcement a lawyer or politician. I cannot weigh the nationally, and that the number of people pros and cons of immigration’s impact on detained with no criminal record has gone our economy. What I am is a pediatrician up dramatically. He also spoke of the fear who realizes the importance of parents in for the future and high levels of anxiety the growth and development of a child. I in the immigrant community. He said his have seen firsthand the devastating impact organization’s nonprofit partners are feeling our current immigration policy has on the the impact of a changing nation, too, and psychological, emotional and physical well- have identified new challenges – and being of my patients.” the accompanying trauma for children – including a decline in calls for assistance. A Community Conversation NWCF’s event encapsulated the impact With the goal of bringing the community of ACEs on the immigrant community, as together to learn and improve solutions, FALL 2017 Annual Report NW Children’s Fund hosted an interactive Article continues on page 2 02

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ACEs Can Have Lasting well as the importance of cross-sector work in identifying NW Effects on Behavior and vulnerable families and advocating for trauma-informed CHILDREN’S Health care – services based on an understanding of the triggers of FUND The groundbreaking Adverse trauma survivors that traditional approaches may exacerbate, Childhood Experiences (ACE) so that these services can be more supportive. 2100 24th Ave. S. Study, conducted from 1995 to Suite No. 320 1997 by the Centers for Disease Both speakers encouraged people to stand up and speak out Seattle, WA 98144 Control and Prevention and Kaiser to help protect immigrant families. Fostering an environment Permanente, found that ACEs are of support for children and their physical, cognitive and 206-682-8447 common across demographics: emotional development will create a better future for all. nwcf.org Almost two-thirds of study participants reported at least one “Immigration policy is the fundamental question about what Executive Director of the 10 ACEs used in the survey, our country is going to look like down the road, so of course Victoria Peattie Helm and more than one in five reported it engenders a lot of passion,” said Barón. “But that’s also the three or more ACEs. reason that we should all be engaged in the conversation.” President Kathryn Crandell The study discovered a A Dialog with Momentum relationship between childhood President-Elect trauma and negative health and NWCF’s outreach event provided the spark for a continued Lyndsay Castiglia well-being outcomes across a exchange of ideas. For example, the American Academy of Pediatrics held an advocacy series for Immigrant person’s life course, showing Treasurer dramatic links between ACEs Appreciation Month using Dr. McNeil’s op-ed and experience Alissa Rooks and risky behavior, psychological with our event as a model of how to speak out on the issue, and distributed our event slides on their Immigrant Health issues and serious illness. As the Secretary listserv. Dr. McNeil has participated in national webinars on number of ACEs increases, so Sophie Hager Hume does the risk. the same topic, and his peers are working to bring Barón to speak to other physicians and providers. Board Members Visit www.cdc.gov/ Terri Caditz NWCF is proud to play a part in this important work. Together violenceprevention/acestudy Trisa Clemons with our partners, we’ll continue to advocate for the safety to learn more about the impact Rosemary J. Coleman and well-being of this vulnerable population. of ACEs. Brenda Collons Kathy Fleming Tiffany Fuentes Aaron Harrington Mindy Harris Emily Kelly Laura Kerr Pete Kingston Daney LaVigne Sarah Mackay Sidney May Susan McCurry Erin Medved Maren Nelson Frank Podany Elaine Porterfield Pediatrician Michael McNeil enjoys Jorge Barón, Executive Director of Northwest Immigrant Jennifer Ring-Perez some quality time with his son. Rights Project, speaks on immigration issues. Christina Siwek William H. Strong Photo courtesy of Michael McNeil Photo credit: Venice Buhain/The Seattle Globalist Jackie Valentine Heidi Vanderlaan Elizabeth Warman Additional Resources Sara Wiley To access the slides and resources from NWCF’s Immigration Policies and Childhood Adversity event, as well as resources from previous forums on ACEs, childhood adversity and the developing brain, visit www.nwcf.org/events/forum-resources. Tax ID 91-1314318 To read Dr. McNeil’s Seattle Times story, “A 5-year-old with PTSD: the reality of deportation policies,” visit www.seattletimes.com/ opinion/our-deportation-policies-harm-the-children-left-behind. NW Children’s Fund 2017 Grant Recipients 03

NW Children’s Fund 2017 Grantmaking

Healing Abused Children Agency / Program Description Grant ($) NW Children’s Fund provides grants that help child victims of abuse and neglect heal from their traumatic experiences Amara: Foster-Adoption Program / Parenting and adoption 12,500 and find permanency and stability in their lives. We prioritize services to create safety and permanence for at-risk and special- needs children. programs that target long-term benefits that build resiliency in this fragile population, which serves also to prevent these Brigid Collins Family Support Center / Evidence-based services including therapy, case management and parenting education for 30,000 survivors from growing up to become another generation of at-risk families with children birth to 12 years old. abusers themselves. Childhaven / Developmentally-focused trauma care and treatment services to support the healing of abused and neglected children 12,500 ages 0-5.

Children’s Therapy Center: CHERISH Program / Home visitation, counseling and referral services for foster caregivers to build 11,000 Agency Spotlight | Lutheran secure caregiver/child attachments and parenting skills. Community Services Northwest Dawson Place Child Advocacy Center / Coordinated medical, mental health, advocacy, protection and law-enforcement services 15,000 for abused children in Snohomish County. NWCF proudly supports the Permanency Planning Foster- Adopt Program at Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Family Law CASA / Advocates for at-risk children in high-risk custody cases. 14,000 which provides abused and neglected children with safe, secure and permanent homes. Friends of Youth: Youth Haven / Crisis shelter, therapeutic case 15,000 management and trauma-informed services for foster children and homeless/runaway youth. Craig and Jane received a call from LCS Northwest asking HopeSparks / Specialized counseling for children who have been if they would be willing to foster a little one in need for a abused or traumatized, family support and parent education. 14,000 few weeks. Their family of five welcomed young Sam into Jumping Mouse Children’s Center / Long-term expressive their home. Those few weeks turned into a few months, mental health therapy and social advocacy for abused and 18,000 then a year and beyond. Throughout, they offered Sam neglected children. love and a place to belong. He eventually became a Kindering Center: CHERISH Program / Home visitation, permanent member of the family when Jane and Craig counseling and referral services for foster caregivers to build 18,000 adopted him. secure caregiver/child attachments and parenting skills. King County Sexual Assault Resource Center: Therapy & 12,000 “LCS Northwest was with us throughout our journey,” Family Support Services / Array of therapeutic interventions to support healing in child and youth victims of sexual abuse and Craig said. “Our social worker helped us navigate the their families. bureaucratic red tape, provided much needed community Lutheran Community Services Northwest: Permanency referrals, fostered our relationship with the birth parent, Planning Foster-Adopt Program / Provides abused and neglected 12,000 and guided us over legal hurdles. In short, the agency children with safe, secure and permanent homes. rode an emotional roller coaster with us to transform the Mockingbird Society / Foster care system development through life of this child.” youth leadership, legislative advocacy and extended family model 15,000 for foster care. Craig and Jane are adamant that it must be all about Northwest Immigrant Rights Project: Immigrant Child Advocacy 12,000 the kids when you’re a foster parent. The children, they Project / Legal services and advocacy for abused, abandoned and say, need to feel secure and cherished even though their undocumented immigrant children. future is unknown. They need unconditional love and a Olive Crest: Foster Care Program / Recruitment, training, 7,500 place to belong – the same principles LCS Northwest certification and ongoing support of foster families for children traumatized by abuse and/or neglect. brings to its work. Pediatric Interim Care Center / Immediate, short-term, medically 12,000 Working with LCS Northwest, Craig and Jane fostered supervised care for drug-exposed and fragile infants. four more children. Two of the children were reunited with Ryther: Attachment, Regulation and Competency (ARC) Model / 30,000 their birth parents, and the couple adopted the other two. Implementation of trauma-informed framework for intervention Today, they are the proud parents of six and their family is with youth and families who have experienced multiple and/or prolonged traumatic stress. forever transformed. Secret Harbor / Therapeutic foster care, in-home support 12,000 “Some people call it chaos – we call it family,” Jane said. and residential treatment services for young people who have experienced significant trauma due to abuse and neglect.

Treehouse: Graduation Success Program / Comprehensive support for the educational needs of youth in foster care. 12,000

Youth Advocacy Center of Lewis County: Family Advocacy Support / A multidisciplinary, child-focused approach to reducing 10,000 the trauma of physical and sexual abuse on child victims. NW Children’s Fund 2017 Grant Recipients 04

Strengthening Fragile Families Agency / Program Description Grant ($) NW Children’s Fund provides grants to prevent child abuse and neglect for families at the greatest risk, and to support Encompass: Mobile Therapy / Fully-equipped lab to facilitate 30,000 healing and stability for families impacted by domestic violence therapy programs for children and families in rural areas, homeless and homelessness. We prioritize programs that use integrated shelters, transitional housing and schools. services to help build protective factors, redirecting at-risk Housing Hope: Tomorrow’s Hope Child Development Center / Developmental services for homeless and at-risk children 30,000 children and families before they become entrenched in aimed at eliminating barriers to family stability. damaging behaviors. Interfaith Association of Northwest Washington / Referral, support and advocacy services for families during and after their 12,000 stay in emergency shelter. LifeWire: Children & Youth Services / Support groups, advocacy 10,000 Agency Spotlight | YWCA Seattle | assistance and one-on-one counseling for children and youth who have experienced violence or abuse in their homes. King | Snohomish Lydia Place: Parent Support Program / Parent educator home visits, group parenting education, therapeutic interventions for 11,200 NWCF proudly supports the YWCA’s Children’s Domestic children in shelters and transitional housing. Violence Program, an intensive, in-home psychoeducational Mary’s Place: Family Shelter / Emergency shelter and support curriculum for children and their non-abusive parents. services for homeless families to minimize trauma and assist them 14,000 in moving quickly to safe, longer-term housing.

A single mother was able to take her five children and flee Navos: Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health Program / Early an abusive situation, but her 9- and 12-year-old sons, Caleb intervention to help young children and their caregivers form 13,000 and Nathaniel*, were having behavioral issues in school that secure attachments and break cycles of abuse/neglect. resulted in their expulsion. All five children were enrolled New Phoebe House Association / Comprehensive recovery and 9,000 in the YWCA’s Children’s Domestic Violence Program. reunification program for families who face multiple challenges and are involved with the child welfare system. This program creates a safe environment to heal from Parent Trust for Washington Children / Support and education 14,000 the trauma of domestic violence and re-build safety. The services for at-risk families through every stage of a child’s life. children were counseled and educated to explore healthy Renton Area Youth & Family Services / Counseling, drop-out 12,000 ways to express anger, enhance conflict resolution skills prevention, case management and intensive parenting support programs for youth and families living in crisis or poverty. and engage in healthy relationships. Rochester Organization of Families / Resources and services 16,000 The boys’ behavior improved noticeably, and they were for children, youth and families to achieve a healthy, positive and drug-free community. welcomed back to school. By the end of the 10-week program, Caleb and Nathaniel were able to articulate SafePlace: Child & Youth Program / Basic needs and comprehensive, age-appropriate support services for children and 14,000 their feelings to Mom and understand and make positive teens in families who have experienced domestic violence. choices. Solid Ground: Children’s Program at Broadview / Programs and support for children who have experienced homelessness and 15,500 * Names changed to protect the identity of the youth domestic violence. Thrive Washington: Home Visiting Implementation Hub / Resources for home-visitation programs to interrupt negative 5,000 patterns and strengthen the parent-child bond in at-risk families. Toddler Learning Center / Education services and therapy in 20,000 Agency / Program Description Grant ($) the home for young children and families with intensive medical, mental or social risk factors. Abused Deaf Women’s Advocacy Services / Supportive housing, Vashon Youth & Family Services: Home Visiting Program / Provides 12,000 counseling, parenting and children’s programs for Deaf and 13,000 in-home bilingual/bicultural outreach and parent education DeafBlind victims of sexual/domestic violence. programs for Vashon Island families. Boyer Children’s Clinic: CHERISH Program / In-home therapeutic Vine Maple Place / Comprehensive housing and support services 11,000 intervention to support foster parents in building nurturing 8,000 for single parents and their children to build stability and self- relationships with young children with special healthcare needs. sufficiency. Center for Human Services: Infant & Early Childhood Program / On- Vision House / Transitional housing and integrated support 9,000 site therapy and other therapeutic support for homeless pregnant 14,400 services for homeless mothers and their children. women and families with young children. Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence: 25,000 Child Care Resources: Homeless Child Care Program / Help and Domestic Violence Housing First / Research and demonstration guidance for homeless families in finding child care providers and 14,000 project to bring DVHF model to scale and build an evidence base. accessing support services. Youth Eastside Services: Early Childhood Mental Health / Research-based mental health interventions for very 14,000 Domestic Abuse Women’s Network / Comprehensive, Program empowerment-based programs and services to help survivors and 15,000 young children with risk factors for poor brain development. their children attain and maintain violence-free lives. YWCA Pierce County: Children & Youth Program / Therapeutic and support services to mitigate the negative effects of domestic 6,800 Child & Youth Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Services: violence for children and teens. Program / Services to increase child safety and prevent future 20,000 violence for families who have experienced domestic violence. YWCA Seattle | King | Snohomish: Children’s Domestic Violence Program / Intensive, in-home psychoeducational curriculum for 13,500 Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County / Shelter, children and their non-abusive parents. case management and integrated support for victims of domestic 10,000 abuse and their children in Snohomish County. NW Children’s Fund 2017 Grant Recipients 05

Helping At-Risk Youth Agency / Program Description Grant ($) NW Children’s Fund provides grants to ensure that kids can fulfill their potential, so they can make good life decisions and Community for Youth / Support for the social, emotional and academic development of vulnerable high-risk youth through 10,000 break the generational cycle of abuse. We prioritize programs mentoring, learning experiences and community. that focus on instilling at-risk youth with necessary “assets” to FareStart: Youth Barista & Youth Culinary Programs / grow into strong, responsible adults. Comprehensive job training for homeless and at-risk youth. 5,000

Friends of the Children / Long-term professional mentoring to guide children facing tough challenges to reach their potential and 13,500 achieve their goals. Agency Spotlight | Nexus Youth and Jefferson Teen Center / After-school services and a daily, healthy nutrition program for youth living in the rural northeastern corner 6,000 Families of the Olympic Peninsula. New Horizons Ministries: Mental Health Services for Homeless NWCF proudly supports Nexus Youth and Families, formerly Youth / On-site mental health services to help homeless youth 5,100 Auburn Youth Resources, and its multi-service support for overcome the effects of abuse. at-risk, homeless, abused and neglected youth throughout Nexus Youth and Families / Multi-service support for at-risk, 13,500 South King County. homeless, abused and neglected youth throughout South King County. Beth* was already struggling with mental health issues and Northwest Youth Services: Positive Adolescent Development 16,000 an unstable home life when her foster parents decided Program / Emergency housing and case management for homeless youth ages 13-17. their only option was to drop her off at a homeless shelter. Upon her arrival, Nexus Youth and Families set about trying Readiness to Learn Foundation / Programs to stabilize the school experience for students during difficult periods and 7,500 to assist Beth, providing guidance and encouragement connect their families to basic needs resources. that she was not accustomed to receiving. ROOTS / Emergency shelter, case management and access to a continuum of support services for homeless young adults in 6,900 Despite her circumstances, Beth adapted to the new Seattle’s University District. routine and began forming positive relationships with staff. SafeFutures Youth Center / Comprehensive family services to Support through Nexus’ case management helped her help low-income and refugee/immigrant youth build healthy futures 13,500 navigate getting her own health insurance and medication and break down barriers that hinder success. monitoring. Matters in her life began to take shape. With Seattle Education Access / Higher education advocacy and consistent support and access to mental health services, opportunities for young people struggling to overcome poverty 11,100 food, shelter and comfort when she needed it, she was on and adversity. her way to leading a self-directed life. TeamChild / Advocacy and specialized legal services connecting high-needs youth in crisis with support programs and services. 11,000 This young woman spent more than two months living in Nexus’ shelter before receiving news that would bring Teen Feed: Street Talk Outreach Program (STOP) / Low-barrier/ 11,000 extreme joy: an acceptance letter to Cascadia College trauma-focused crisis intervention, service referrals and life-skills mentorship for homeless, high-risk youth. with a full-ride scholarship! Beth is now ready to strike a new path to success, one that wouldn’t exist without the YouthCare / Shelter, case management, service referrals and crisis 13,000 support of Nexus Youth and Families and its partners. resolution for homeless adolescents.

* Name changed to protect the identity of the youth

Agency / Program Description Grant ($)

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Island County / Mentoring for low- income, high-risk and pre-teen girls in Island County. 4,400

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Washington / Mentoring for children who are at risk of dropping out, violence, substance 12,000 abuse and other juvenile problem behaviors.

Bike Works: Bicycle Mechanic Job-Skills Training / Teaches the fundamentals of bike repair and essential employment skills to 5,000 unemployed at-risk youth ages 15-18. Catholic Community Services: Youth Tutoring Program / After- 9,000 school tutoring and enrichment program for kids living in Seattle $900,700 low-income communities. AWARDED City Year Seattle/King County: Whole School, Whole Child Program / Provides individualized support to at-risk elementary 6,900 school students. Communities In Schools of Renton / Mentoring and wraparound 14,000 academic and support services for at-risk students. Year in Review 06

Letter from the Executive Director

Dear Friends,

Our foundation is in a very strong position as we complete our 32nd year, the second year of a five-year strategic growth plan. Thanks to your staunch support and investment in NW Children’s Fund, we have now granted a cumulative $16 million to more than 300 agencies whose work has helped transform the lives of hundreds of thousands in Western Washington.

Two years ago, after several years of careful research and planning, we set out to significantly expand our impact in the region. Our strategy is two-pronged:

1) to increase grants to high-impact organizations working directly with children and families who need and deserve our support; and

2) to engage stakeholders in child welfare from many different sectors of our community to learn, connect and work together to solve issues related to child abuse and neglect.

We are excited to share with you some of the highlights from the last fiscal year, which ended July 31, 2017:

• Participation in the 2017 NWCF Forum: The Amazing Adolescent Brain: Opportunities, Challenges and Promising Interventions was record-breaking, bringing 450 individuals together from 135 organizations. We also added a second community education event in May on the critical and timely topic of Immigration Policy and Childhood Adversity.

• NW Children’s Fund distributed more than $900K in high-impact grants to 69 outstanding agencies working with vulnerable young children and youth.

• Spark!, our 2017 Gala & Auction, was our most successful fundraiser to date. Close to 500 generous and enthusiastic guests connected with our work and helped us raise more than $700,000. And, as always, 100% of the funds raised in our record- breaking Fund-a-Need went directly to NWCF grants.

As a public foundation, each year NW Children’s Fund must raise all the funds for its grantmaking and outreach efforts from our community. Our work to create lasting change is possible only because of you – your unwavering belief that all children and families deserve to thrive. We are so grateful for your continued trust and confidence in us.

With deep appreciation,

Victoria Peattie Helm Executive Director, NW Children’s Fund

NW Children’s Fund’s Sources and Uses of Funds Fiscal Year Ending July 31, 2017 Program Expense 85.2% Sources Private Donations $707,634 Administrative Special Events (net of cost of goods sold) $681,890 & Fundraising Income from Operating Endowment* $22,500 Expense 14.8% $1,412,024 Uses * The Mary Ketcham Kerr Endowment for NWCF operations had reached a value of Grants & Other Program Expense $1,183,807 $1,143,788 at the end of the fiscal year. Administrative & Fundraising Expense $206,109 ** NWCF maintains reserves equivalent to approximately three to six months of its Addition to Operating Reserves** $22,108 operating expenses. For the fiscal year ending July 31, 2017, NWCF's total revenue was $1,601,883, program $1,412,024 expenses were $1,183,807, and ending net assets were $1,345,027. NW Children’s Fund Donors for Year Ending July 31, 2017 07

NW Children’s Fund gratefully acknowledges the generosity of all our donors – individuals, foundations and corporations – for gifts made during the fiscal year ending July 31, 2017.

The list below includes Foundation for Healthy Patti & Mike Meyers Friends Drs. Jorge Garcia monetary contributions to Generations Tom & Terri Olson Miller & Barbara Schinzinger Katharyn Alvord Gerlich Ricardo & Christine Navarro $1,000 - $1,499 John & Sandra Scragg NW Children’s Fund, Joe & Christina Grachek Phil & Lauren Neiswender Brenda & Isaac Simon including amounts paid Jim & Michele Kelly Stafne & Kenneth Nicholas Chap & Eve Alvord John & Lynn Strong for event tickets and other KPMG LLP Nintex Stacy & Michael Anderson Maurita Sutedja purchases. Endowment Daney & Michael LaVigne Scott O’Brien Linda & Paul Baldwin Ms. Judith Tucker contributions and Colt Boehme & Jackie LePage Louis & Cheryl Perazzoli Charles & Tracy Billington Barbara & Andrew Turner donations of auction items Sidney & Carson May Frank Podany Jason & Liz Broenneke Patrick Porosky & Sara Vaezy Richard Szeliski & Lyn McCoy Cathy & Michael Radcliff Jennifer Cecil Shannon Williams and other in-kind gifts are Molbak’s Garden + Home Rosen Lewis, PLLC Patti & Brad Chalker Joann Perrett & David Wilson recognized separately in Morgan Stanley Jason & Heidi Rothman Tiffany Clark Charley Dickey the following pages. Jim & Lori Leff Mueller Runde & Co. LLC Andre Bearfield & Katie Cox & Sheila Wyckoff-Dickey Maren Nelson Diane & Brad Sessler Jim & Birte Falconer Leah Farmer Leadership Circle & Matthew Robertson Patricia Lee & John Smith Mary & Tim Nelson Structured Hod & Stephanie Fowler $750 - $999 $25,000+ John Ostmeier Dennis & Jeanne Trittin Rana & Brian Gardner Anonymous Perkins Coie Foundation Jill Walker Mike & Mary Gegus Maria Boggs Anonymous Elizabeth Rudolf Wilson Sonsini Goodrich Dave Cutler & Debbie Girdler Brenda Brown Nicole & Hugh Chang Lisa Kjaer-Schade & Rosati Foundation H.D. Fowler Company Bruce & Sherry Carbary Isola Homes & Scott Schade Kathryn Crandell & Jack Yager Frederick & Catherine Hayes David & Maureen Clough Jim & Diana Judson Lennox Scott Nancy & Chris Youtz Lucy Helm Mark & Sally Ditzler Mary & Peter Kerr Starbucks Coffee Company Robert Homchick Heather Estes Matthew & Barbara LePage Kevin & Tina Scoccolo Steiner Debbie & John Howie Supporters David & Christine Ginsberg Moccasin Lake Foundation TEW Foundation Denise & Al Hurley Steven & Laura Hooper The Norcliffe Foundation Jackie & Tony Valentine $1,500 - $2,499 Heather Hutson Lauren & Jeff Johnson Valerie Robinson Elizabeth Warman Shane Griffiths & Emily Iverson Raquel Fiores Bob & Katie Strong Cooper & Stephanie Werner Marie Stanislaw & Steve Abel Scott & Gina Jacobs & Alex Kendrickson Sara Wiley & Preston Stiefel Carol & Paul Abodeely David Thompson Thomas & Margaret Kluz Founders Circle Pat & Lori Wiley Dr. & Mrs. Rick & Judy Jesiolowski & Marguerite Angelo Carrie George Ann & Gary McNeil $10,000 - $24,999 Karen Archuleta & Ditman Johnson Beth & Eric Mead Contributors Carolyn Corvi & John Bates William Johnston Brandi & Reggie Middleton Anonymous $2,500 - $4,999 Erika Larsen & Julie Blessum Juniper Foundation Tom Neir & Sally Otten Theodore R. Aronson Judy & Matt Bloom John Balciunas & Arleen Kearns Mark & Leslie Watson Phillips Baird Private Wealth Adage Capital Management Carol & Carl Brandenburg Elise Tumbus & Mike Keller Elaine Porterfield Management American Seafoods Group LLC Richard Buchanan Barry & Shannon Killian & Russ Woodruff The Boeing Company Anonymous & Stacey Brower Barbara Loners Jen & Tom Rapp Teri Truppner & Greg Brown Aon Foundation Lucy & Elliott Burkland Sarah Mackay Jennifer Ring-Perez John & Maria Cavanaugh Gena & Chris Bettin Patricia James Ken Diamond Nancy Robinson Trisa & Christian Clemons Diane & David Bowlin & Ginger Cavanaugh & Elizabeth Malone Patrick Haig & Natalie Rohde The Dex Family Foundation Johnny & Kalynn Boyer Jennifer Dressing Shirin & Brian McConaghy Ed & Carrie Schachle F5 Networks, Inc. Terri & Bryan Caditz Katie & Denny Driscoll Colleen & Clyde McQueen Wendy Sefcik Sally Ketcham & Alyx Fier John & Aggie Campa Christine Dwight Scott Mullins & Randa Minkarah Jeannine & Ron Sielinski Sophie Hager Hume Lyndsay & Evan Castiglia Pam & Kenneth Eakes Mark & Joy Murray Mark & Myka Sigrist Christopher Amy & Paul Curtis Amy & Dave Elwell Laurie Boehme & Mark Muzi Christina & Matthew Siwek & Victoria Peattie Helm Jim & Paula Deboo Ken & Lisa Geisen Jennifer Naimy Mary & Gary Skiba William & Marlene Jenkins Yenii & John Dex Peggy Glick Jordan Nash Sandra Waugh Cecelia & Ted LaVigne, Sr. DLA Piper US LLP Scott Harron & Lynne Graybeal Ann & Dale Nelson Kevin Foreman & Sara Williams Steve & Tamie Malaska Leilani & Michael Espitia Nancy & Rocky Griese Chuck Nordhoff Craig & Taryn Zier Shelley & Scott McIntyre James & Suzanne Everard Mindy Harris Robert B Overhus Erin Medved Kathy Fleming Larry & Linda Huseby Deb & Mark Perry $500 - $749 Mary & Todd Nelp Pete Kingston & Liz Forbes Garrett & Rachel Hyman Leslie & David Pickering Anne Christianson Foster Pepper Lori Claudon & Jeff James David Poore Active Construction Inc. & Aarne Ness Jennifer Glick JNG Construction, Inc. Mala & Suri Raman Lee-Ann Akinde Propel Insurance Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP John Rudolf Family Foundation Steve & Linda Reichenbach Kathy & Mike Ambielli William H. Strong Candace Tkachuck Kim & Kalyan Krishnaswamy Matt Griffin & Evelyne Rozner Vincent Bachmann Thomas V. Giddens Jr. & Don Guthrie Joseph & Cathy Linn Chris Rupp Susan Whiting & Dan Baker Foundation Mark & Deb Hamby Debbie Paul Randa & Ayman Saleh Amy Baker Heidi Vanderlaan Aaron Harrington Joseph & Nancy Pearl Jorge Baron Irvin & Tamie Harris Scott & Heidi Peiper Dawn & Clint Bastin Benefactors Jerome & Leslie Hewlett Shane & Deveaux Philpot Leslie & Peter Bateman Cathy & Donald Hofferber Sally Poorman Robin Bennett $5,000 - $9,999 Isobel & Loren Hostek Joe & Kelly Reimer Fraser & Deirdre Black K&L Gates, LLP Van Rex Gallard & Sheila Remes Adriane Holter & Bryce Blum Ric & Kaylene Anderson Emily Kelly Stephanie Robinett & Kelly Kolb Carrie & Randy Boettcher Anonymous (2) Laura Kerr & Scott Schoenfeld Alissa Rooks Tanya Button Mike Crenshaw & Mary Brodd Grace Ku Sara & Ronald Seubert Cairncross & Hempelmann Kelly Perry & Steve Caughell Heidi Kuipers Sandy & Jeff Teper Kelsey & Chad Camp Denise & Eric Convento LeClairRyan Thrive Washington Bob & Barbara Carlile Steve Rimmer & Leslie Decker Lowe Graham Jones Scott & Jessica Urban Charles & Laurie Catalano Ellison Foundation Alex & Katie Mason Alec Williamson Ellen & Paul Challenger Monica Fix Marty & Susan McCurry Richard & Louise Yarmuth Brad & Judy Chase Patrick & Andrea McDonald Sandy & Scot Cocanour NW Children’s Fund Donors for Year Ending July 31, 2017 08

Muffie & Bob Cohen Nancy & Fred Juhos $100 - $249 Frances & Richard Gustav Rosemary Coleman Tetsuden & Kanako Kashima Judy Guthrie Mr. John Culbertson David & Corinne Keller Larisa Abron Danielle & Gonzalo Guzman Thomas & Kathleen Dahlby Erin Kelly Neil Adams Brian & Cyndy Haddeland Jane & Alan Davis Jeanie Ketcham Cherrie Adams Ellen Haertl Dr. & Mrs. Walter & Ruth Dex Bill & Lynn Kingston Adams Insurance Agency Sandra Lowe Dan DeYoung John & Anne Kinsella Stephen Rupp & Meg Agnew & Joel M. Hagedorn Angie & Dave Diaz Reid Kuether Iris Aguilera Samuel & Mary Alice Hall Susan & Steve Dorsch Grant Lahmann Anne & Todd Alkema Carol Hansen Julian & Janice Eames & Kelsey Knowles Jenny Allyn Mitch Harris Rob MacAulay & Keri Ellison Eric & Janet Kormondy Dean & Gigi Altaras Colleen Hayward Michael & Melody Evans Wendy Lam Jim Anderson Lana Baker & James Helsing Bobby & Edith Forch Jane & Norm Langill Barbara Anderson Jamison & David Henninger Tiffany Fuentes Tammi & Paul Laush Howard Goodfriend Bill & Sallie Herling Laura & Tony Galbato Deborah & R. Keith Streeter Roger Layman & Helen Anderson Jim Horgdal Don & Patricia Galvanin Mike & Jude Tembreull Brian & Marianne Lewis Gary & Mitzi Aspiri Incentives by Design Gobo Enterprise Cheryl Terry Bill Hansen & Londi Lindell Hall & Dorothy Baetz Kevin Johnson Corey & Hunter Golden Lynn & Dave Hancock Thorburn Kathy Yates & James Lovell Carol Beaman Kathy Joyce Carolyn Gossett Jim Tomlinson Ian MacDuff Ken Becker Janis Avery & Mary Kabrich Glen Green Stephanie Torres Tiffany & Jason Makuch Susan Blakey Sarah Kahr Richter Kevin & Lynne Hagen TVI, Inc Cheryl & Victor Manao Bonner Brothers Construction Inc. Mike & Louise Kato Randy & Chris Halberstadt United Jewish Foundation Shea Wilson & Colleen Martin Karen Brady Mary Jo Kelly Melissa & Brett Hamby Liz Engelhardt & Tom Vaughan Scott Massey Troy Brekken Bill Kerfin Robb Don Verfurth Kevin & Alison McCabe Mary & Jerry Brennan Dar Khalighi & Rachel Victoria Hamilton Laura Ware Phillip McConnell Maddy & Alec Brindle David Kirker Pam Bekins Nina Weber Michael & Christa McCormick Daniel Brown Eunice Kjaer & Hamilton Hazlehurst Nobuko Wiles Livingston Wernecke Andrew Bryant Jeff Koontz Ed & Linda Hedlund Gary Justiss & Monica Williams & Gardis Meergans Juanita Bunch Peter & Erin Kraus Danita & David Herbig Wilson Sonsini Goodrich Kim Moore Aaron Burchak Mary & Todd Lamb Mark & Jennifer Higinbotham & Rosati National Philanthropic Trust Terry & Karen Burnham Denis & Patti Law Sachiko Ishida Justin & Stacy Wood Amir Modarressi & Negar Navai Cassandra Burrell Dick and Dianne Lee Brent Johnson Ann Woolfrey Gini Nelson Kim Callahan Terry & Anna Lee Janet Rudolph Gary & Mary Oakland Isabel & Kevin Carolan Michael LeMaster & Robert Ketcham Linda & Bob O’Brien John & Kelly Lemoine $250 - $499 Mr. Duane Carr Julie & Glenn Kouhia Mary Ochiltree Charlie Carter Rudy & Arlene Lisa Steven Brown Ashley O’Neil Christine Bellas & Quinn Loucks Diana & Warren Aakervik Ross & Julie Case & Lisa Kremer Brown Tim & Mary Ord Patty Tsao & Andrew Chen Dawn Dort & Ian Lurie Vicky & Mardi Labuguen Matthew Adams Bill Gill & Karen Palmer John Davis Greg & Anne Adams Kaley & Jason Childs Nanette & John Latham Joe Palmer Jeff Christianson & Kathleen MacFerran Tammi & Paul Laush Gaylen Akira Paul Pearson Mark Manca AmazonSmile Foundation Christopher Cleary Wenzel & Julanne Leff Sasha & Lowell Press Adam Coady Lia Mancuso Jeff & Christine LePage Amy & Trae Andersen Kimberly & Richard Rawson Deanna & Rob Manelski Karl & Anne Aschenbach Sandra Collins Joseph LeRoy Rich Johnson & May Reed Marie Constantineau Shannon Marchand Suzanne Lewis Yvonne Monique Aviva Ronald Rees Paul & Jeanie May Laurie Baker Richard & Ann Berner Counsell Rob & Gina Maguire Bob & Peggy Rinne Steve & Louise Creighton Dr. & Mrs. Michael Kortney Saupe Ronald L. Berenstain Jan & Walter Rotkis & Cabrina McNeil Deb Insel & Paul Beswetherick Davis Sales Ltd & Stephan Martinez Lauren & Calvin Rowland David & Kim Dawson Glenn & Richelle Miller Rich & Candy Mathes Adele Brady & Edward Bolson Ronnie Rucker Lynne Miller Debra Bordsen Katharine Fitzgerald Steve McChesney RV Associates, Inc. & Marc DeLaunay Anita Mires Adrian Medved Laran Brandt John DeRocco & Eileen Ryan Yuriko Mita Gerrity Gail & Steve Brilling Pat & Gwen DeMuth Scott Meis Randa & Ayman Saleh Scott & Barbara Dickson Sarah Monsell Joanne Miller David & Leanne Brown Karen Samuel Ryan & Ruth Mork Martha Caldwell Don Mason Photography Helen Naini Karen & Geoff Saunders David Dorland Melissa Mouw Gary & Kim Nichols John & Shannon Cannell JK & Randy Schatzman Katherine Murray Stanley & Susan Carlson Charles & Judith Durbin Jeffrey Keane & Martha Noerr Kate Schenot Rosemarie & Jon Engman Caroline Peattie Teresa & Clint Noonan Patty Chemnick Seafair Clowns Foundation & Christoper Nassopoulos Amy & Larry Corey Christian & Elisabeth Engstrom Jerry Lee & Debbie Ohman Seattle Public Schools Terry & Tammy Fahlstrom Hari Natarajan Olson Bros. Excavating Inc. Ransom & Kristi Cosper Judith & Bob Sentz Nancy Tran & Vu Nguyen Michele & Kevin Costanza Nicole Ferrero Thomas & Michele Parsons Robert & Karen Sheppard Nadine & Don Fidler Northwest Cascade, Inc. Perkins Coie Davis Wright Tremaine LLP Nick & Jane Slater Cinda & Todd Norton Domestic Violence Services Jens Fischer Brandon Peterson Desiree Smith Katie & Kevin Flannigan Sean Noteboom Steve & Sue Petitpas of Snohomish County Steven & Kathleen Smith Colette Ogle Alden M. Garrett Debbie Floyd Chris & Cynthia Phillips Jody & David Steere Khris Fortson Karen & Daniel Oie Janet & Chuck Pliske & Charlie C. Eriksen Dr. Shlomo Freiman Ronan O’Loan Karen Freeman Darek Fox Poppy Care Company & Mindy Stern David Marques Olympic Foundry Inc. Chris Reh & Karen Porterfield Jim & Marilyn Fries Josh & Jessica Suman David & Jo Orbits Rupa Gadre & Janet Frohnmayer Herb & Rachel Portillo Steve & Liann Sundquist Jim Fry Orenco Systems Inc. M. John Way & Amber Quintal Larry & Kelley Garcia Tarah Taggart Peter Ouzman Julie Goldman Jeremy Fudge Heather Kroll & Kevin Ruddell Kyle & Amy Tait Dr. John & Rita Fure Sharon Over Sheila Samples Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Lindsay & Marc Taylor Mark Paulson Fund Paul Masaki & Jill Gallie Mary Jo Kelly The Myhrvold Family Charitable Linda & Scott Gettman Jesse Pedersen & Shelley Samples Kelli Goodman Fund Wayne & Teresa Pederson Graham & Wood Graham Alexandra Gilliland Scott & Margy Samuelson Jay Tilley Nesby Glasgow Geri Pingul Mary & Peter Schneider Gareth Green Tudor Properties, LLC John Plimpton Gareth Smith & Malia Hall Rob Glasser Brad & Debbie Scott Cindy Dix & Jim Weathersbee glassybaby Bruce Lavine & Marjolijn Plomp Norman & Patricia Scott Brenda Handley Mark & Laura Willingham Tony Poling Karen Hansen Patrice Godefroid Dave Seymour Shultzie Willows Alicia & Adam Gold Theresa Poole Diana Shaw Samuel Harris Marlene & Roger Winter Judy Porterfield Laura & Geoffrey Heller Nicole D Goodman Amy & David Shumann Dawn Wright Sam & Elizabeth Graham Ellen & Susie Rall Diane Watkins & Brian Smith Kelly Hipchen Mrs. Virginia Bloedel Wright Chris Randall Rob & Christina Honsberger Grant & Phoebe Greenman Sissi & EJ Sondgroth Lynn Greiner Dr. Thomas Reardon Leann St. Germain Aarron Kemp Maia Rearwin & Michaela Hutfles Michelle Gretsch Mark Steinberg & Nancy Staley Althea & Bill Riley OB Jacobi John & Lissa Leff Griffith A. Dave Stephen Karen Roetman Vicki Savage & Kirk Johnson Alex Bennett & Karen Gunsul Brooks Gunsul NW Children’s Fund Donors for Year Ending July 31, 2017 09

Romac Industries Inc. Michael Dietzman Marilyn Recognitions In memory of Colby Sramek Annie & Dale Roth Richard & Kathie Divers & Michael Kelch McIntyre Brian & Karen McManus Jolie & Gatis Roze Domestic Abuse Women’s Brent McKinnon In honor of Terri Caditz David Rymer Network Scott McLellan United Jewish Foundation In memory of Ron Yager Ingrid M. Salmon Richard Draves Brian & Karen McManus Troy Brekken Robin & Andy Schneider Dean & Janeice Dunlap David & Tracey McMorris In honor of Yenii & John Dex Susanne & Bernie Seidel Michael Eichenberger Kevin McQuiller Dr. & Mrs. Walter & Ruth Dex Matching Organizations Jairo Elizondo John & Birgit McShane Ursula & Kris Shearer & Workplace Giving David & Jennifer Shettleroe Felicia Erlich Timothy & Caroline Meines In memory of Dana Showers Fozia Faiza Paul Melohusky Queen Esther Forch Campaigns Caren Skube Laura & Chris Fisher Microsoft Alumni Network Bobby & Edith Forch The following Tim & Carolyn Snyder Frank J. Martin Company Sheree Miller organizations & programs Nicolle Solden Lori Freer Bettylu Miller In memory of Laurie Francis Hobie & JoAnn Stebbins Joshua Freese Alonzo Mitz Amy & Trae Andersen have leveraged the Elizabeth & Tracey Steig Ryan Freimuth Ellen Molbak Welsch impact of their employees’ Linda Strong Bill & Carol Furrer Joe & Teresa Morrow In honor of donations through Karin Strong Jayson Gallaway Cindy & Brian Nelson Antara Gopalakrishnan workplace giving Ellen Taggart Nick Gallo Chad Nelson Joe Davila campaigns or with Deborah Kerdeman Darcia Garrett Nexus Youth and Families Fozia Faiza & David Tarshes Mark R. Giles Amy Norman Hari Natarajan matching gifts: Suellen & Dan Taylor Joey & Frannie Giovacchini Emily O’Connor Bill Tracy Alyssa Goodchild Victor & Joyce Palazzo In memory of Barbara Helm Employer Matching Eli & Shelly Traverse Tish Greenfield Loretta Robinett Davis Wright Tremaine LLP Organizations Andrew H. Tsao Lawrence & Hylton Hard & Oscar Pamplona 10,000ft Crystal & Matt Turnbull Austin Harris Annie & Greg Pearson In honor of Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Ms. Dana Vandermey Doug Hayes Susan & Bo Peck Victoria Peattie Helm The Boeing Company Jon Varriano Libbie Hayward Joseph Pederson Jessica Helm Michael & Whitney Waite Lauren Heck Tim Nyugen & Tracy Phan Costco Wholesale Mark & Karen Warner Mark Heine Ken Phillips In honor of Joy, Emmet DA Davidson & Co Karin Weihe Jessica Helm Sanjay Pillai & Lisa Hoynes Google Inc. Joanne & Wallace L. Weller Randy Heriot Kai Post Richard & Ann Berner Counsell Microsoft Employee Giving Milena & Scott Westford Betsy Hansen & Tim Hill Randy Katz Program Connie & Tim Wettack Vicci Hilty & Christine Pozerycki In honor of Ann Kahr Starbucks Matching Gift Les White Ryan & Margery Huff Preg O’Donnell & Gillett PLLC Sarah Kahr Richter Program Rich & Brenda White Mike Hutchings Brian & Nancy Quint T-Mobile Priscilla & Timothy Wiest Brian & Katherine Iverson R G Construction, Inc. In honor of Sky Kelsey Roxanne & David Wiley Kate & Mike Jacobson Carson Rasmussen & Emily Kelly Workplace Giving Campaigns Mark Williams Jesse Janke Brad Ray Terry & Karen Burnham Mike & Joan Willingham Anthony & Molly Jelic Anndrea Raymond Libbie Hayward AT&T Employee Giving Campaign Penny Wolf Celeste Johanson Mark Richards Robin & Andy Schneider Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Ruth Woods John & Kathleen Castiglia Rowan Ringer Employee’s Community Fund of LaVerne Woods Living Trust Jamie Roberts In honor of Scott Schoenfeld The Boeing Company John & Nancy Woodworth Natanya Bednarski Andy Roberts & Laura Kerr Intellectual Ventures David Yorozu & Gregory Johnson Carol Rockhill Sam & Elizabeth Graham KPMG LLP Todd Yoshino Scot Rogers Microsoft Employee Giving Shyla Miller & Russ Young Bracey Rogers In honor Mary Ketcham Kerr Program Steve Delahoyde Jerry Roshau Ellison Foundation Morgan Stanley & Claire Zulkey Nate & Alex Rouse National Philanthropic Trust Mark Ruth In honor of Lisa Kjaer-Schade Schwab Charitable Fund Sallal Water Association Laura & Geoffrey Heller United Jewish Foundation $1 - $99 Patrick Scoccolo Norman & Patricia Scott United Way of King County Brett Simon Endowment Program Chuck & Mary Lou Adams Mark Simpson In honor of Savitha Gowda Washington Combined Fund Carly Adams Rebecca Slabaugh & Ted Kramer Campaign Kyle Amborn Nancy Smith Ellen Molbak Welsch Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Anderson Douglas Solis Auction Donors Anonymous (3) Ellen & Brad Spear In honor of Mary Nelp Jim Austin Nathan Staggs Susan & Bo Peck The following individuals & L’Nayim Shuman-Austin Star Pipe Products and businesses donated Alan Barlow In honor of our kids Stevan Stark items to our silent and live Noah Bell-Cruz Cortney Johnson Voyd Stewart Jim Austin Stephen Booysen Elizabeth & David Jones Paul & Georgia Stiefel & L’Nayim Shuman-Austin auctions: Guy Bowman Chris Kanz Oliver & Karen Stuckey Dean & Kelly Brainard Deven Kapoor Sheri Sullivan In memory of 520 Bar & Grill David Brereton Jeana Kim Toy Talaga Rosalie Pagano Patricelli Access Fund Matt & Sheila Breysse Bryan King TransFirst Terri & Bryan Caditz Alaska Airlines Adam Brisben Karina Kirkmire Maureseo Vasquez Kathy Joyce Andi Clarke Jewelry Shane Brun Jill Klein Vinyltech Corporation Andrew Will Winery Sheila Brunsch John Korzenko Daniel In memory of Mark Robert Anne Alkema John Burton Tom Gunby & Janet Kranz & Elizabeth Voyteshonock & Alice Richmond Peattie Anthony’s Restaurants Kraig Peck & Donna Caditz Viyana Kwak Josh Waldo Christopher Karen Archuleta Sheila Callahan Francesca Lacagnina Sean Waller & Victoria Peattie Helm Laurie Baker Claudina Campbell Maria Lant Valerie Walser Michele Bayle Joe & Kristen Cater Matt Larson Jerry & Jacqulyn Weber In memory of Samuel Walker Beach Bakery Chitrajit Chandrashekar Mr. Greg Latendresse Brent Anderson & Diana Weeks Van Dyne Podany Bellevue Arts Museum Andrea Clarke Gunnar Leinberg Brandy Willie Victor & Joyce Palazzo Belltown Pub Darrell Clayton Eric Linde Carol and Mark Wilmes Ben Bridge Jeweler Kyle Clerget Brandon Lloyd Daniel & Judith Witmer In honor of Alissa Rooks Blue Canoe Glass Kory Cline Donovan & Jodi Loomis Shandi & Jeff Workman Kim Callahan Diane Bowlin Steve Coble Bryan Maples Gigi Zenk Brian Carter Cellars LLC Erin Treptow & Ryan Crane Bryan & Becky Maruhashi In honor of Patricia Lee Brooks Sports, Inc. 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Cheryl Buck & Susie Miller Michael Rosenberg Tutta Bella Neopolitan Pizzeria Beth Billington Sasha & Lowell Press Butler Valet & Transportation Photography University of Washington Matt & Judy Bloom Mala & Suri Raman Terri & Bryan Caditz Dale & Kari Miller Athletics Department Bottler Charitable Trust David & Valerie Robinson Caffe Vita Coffee Roasting Lynne Miller Jackie & Tony Valentine Steve & Linda Brown Scot & Cody Rogers Canlis Mioposto Pizza Valerie Robinson Mark & Lisa Caputo Jan & Walter Rotkis Capitol Cider MKR Concierge Physical Valve Software Hugh & Nicole Chang Kristi Nilson & Pat Sanford Ann Cavanaugh Therapy Roxann Van Wyk Jeff & Janeé Christianson Bob Sawin John & Maria Cavanaugh Modify Hair Lounge: Heidi Vanderlaan & Dax Stanley Ann Lokey & Mark Clausen Lisa Kjaer-Schade Cindy Holm Reflexology Alysia Ransom Vertical World Joel & Diane Cowger & Scott Schade Cinq Cellars Modify Hair Lounge: Gayle Cox Village Maternity Stephen Romein & Ty Cramer Judith & Bob Sentz Clif Modify Hair Lounge: Vino at The Landing Deborah B. Cushing Roger & Cari Shanafelt Clipper Vacations Jodi Loomis Vulcan Inc. Daniel Dex & Geoff Hall Dave & Liz Silke Sandra Collins Molly Hill Liz Warman Patricia Lee & John Smith CorePower Yoga Dori Monson Washington Foot & Ankle Chelsea Stanton Costco Connection Andrea Grunberger Moore, PT, Sports Medicine Kevin & Tina Steiner Ericka Cox DPT, OCS, NTP West Seattle Bowl Bob & Katie Strong Kathryn Crandell & Jack Yager Jennifer Naimy Kathy Wiley The Seattle Foundation Dale Musselman Maren Nelson Pat & Lori Wiley Caryn Buck & Andy Thomas DaMa Wines & Matthew Robertson Sara Wiley & Preston Stiefel Sue Reichert & Robert Thomas Danaca Design Veronica Erin Nipple David Wilson & Joann Perrett Andrew & Barbara Turner Daniel’s Broiler - Leschi No Boat Brewing Company Karen Wimberly John & Marka Jenkins Waechter David Peattie, Whereabouts Teresa & Clint Noonan Woodinville Garden Club Carol & Jess Webster Press Northwest Face & Body Woodland Park Zoo Kathryn & David Williams Jim & Paula Deboo NuVu Group YEBA Clothing Mrs. Virginia Bloedel Wright Diane & David Bowlin Ocaprio Films Paul & Susie Wyckoff DigiPen Institute of Technology On the Boards In-Kind Donations WYCO Fund Disneyland Resort Oregon Shakespeare Festival Christine Yokan Sally & Mark Ditzler Outdoor Odysseys Thank you to the following Yenii & John Dex Dressing Designs Pagliacci Pizza Julie & Robert Dreyfoos Dru Bru Taproom & Brewery Paragon Bar & Grill donors for providing Beth & Marc Droppert Alicia & Nate Eimers Parkside Stables in-kind gifts of items and/ Alden M. Garrett El Gaucho Patagonia or services to NW & Charlie C. Eriksen Erin Medved Leslie Patricelli Children’s Fund: Sally Ketcham & Alyx Fier Erin Medved / Rodan + Petzl Savitha & Scott Finch Fields Consultant Don & Tamara Philip Amara Bobby & Edith Forch If we have Cathy & Donald Hofferber Place Pigalle Restaurant & Bar Charles Billington Anne & Jon Fox mistakenly Holiday Inn Express Poppy Care Company Judy Bloom Alicia & Adam Gold & Suites Pullman Elaine Porterfield C2 Imaging & Jess Barber Christine Lamson overlooked or Chef John Howie & Russ Woodruff Caffe Vita Coffee Roasting & Patrick Gordon Shannon Hughes Powers Winery John Campa Michelle & Glenn Halstead incorrectly listed Sophie Hager Hume Prairie Underground Costco, Costco Covington, Christine & Henry Happel Ivy Gift & Home Raining Cookies Costco Redmond and Christopher your name, please Traci & Brian Janssen ReachNow Mobility Services Costco Lynnwood Business & Victoria Peattie Helm Japonessa Sushi Cocina Rebel Fitness + Performance Delivery Doxie Hogue accept our apology Jazz Night School Redmond Pilates Center The Dog Spot Hot Dogs Albert & Karen Hogue and email us at Jesse Link Studio Kelly & Joe Reimer FareStart: Stephanie Schoo James & Marilyn Hogue JM Cellars Revelry Vintners & Jenna Dimock Lawrence Hogue [email protected] so John Howie & Drew Cluley Robert Ramsay Cellars Peggy Glick Robert Homchick Jolly Stones and Glass Valerie Robinson Gobble Restaurant Charles & Catherine Huffman we can make a Kathryn Crandell Rock-Bot Live Band Karaoke Heritage Distillery Co. William & Marlene Jenkins Katie Cox Sunni Rudd Holy Names Academy Daniel & Elaine Johnson correction. Jim & Michele Kelly Rudy’s Barbershop Brian Lewis Betty Jones, PhD KING 5 Sarah Mackay Torrie McDonald Dave & Deborah Jones King County International JK Schatzman Jessica Kei Nagamatsu Erik & Julie Jorgensen Airport / Boeing Field John & Sandra Scraggs No Boat Brewing Company Judith Wright Design Pete Kingston & Liz Forbes Seattle Art Museum Powers Winery Mary & Peter Kerr Lisa Kjaer-Schade Seattle Bouldering Project Raining Cookies Frank & Patricia Kerr & Scott Schade Seattle International Film RansomReel Productions Jeanie Ketcham Kristin Ford Jewelry Festival The School of Spectrum Dance Henry H. & Nancy K. Ketcham La Islita Boutique Hotel Seattle Repertory Theatre Theatre & Joshua Crouch Foundation La Medusa Seattle Sounders FC Mark Shapiro / MarkStudios Terri & Doug Kimball Mary Jane Landau Sheraton Seattle Hotel Trader Joe’s Wiley & Marianne Kitchell Lantern Brewing Sigillo Cellars Tutta Bella Neapolitan Pizzeria Don & Carla Lewis Julie Lary Anne Simpson & Charlie Conner The Usual Suspects Brian & Marianne Lewis Ted & Kristy LaVigne Pamela St. John Violet Light String Quartet Rob & Gina Maguire Lee Johnson Auto Family Starbucks Coffee Company West Coast Plants Alisa Martinez Toni Lehtinen Lynn Strong & Jim Timmer Scott & Shelley McIntyre LeMay-America’s Car Museum Sub Pop Records Sara Wiley & Preston Stiefel Andrew & Valerie Meyers Leschi Market Sugar Mountain Zulily Patti & Mike Meyers Local 360 Sullivan Golf & Travel Microsoft Matching Gifts Judith Logan Sun Bum LLC Program Ann Lokey & Mark Clausen John Sundstrom Endowment Donors Stanley & Betsy Minor Lon Halvorson Scott Swingle James & Lori Leff Mueller Lotus Yoga That’s Amore Italian Cafe The following individuals Heidi Stamm & Thomas Mueller Luna Kitchen & Bath The 5th Avenue Theatre have made contributions Todd & Mary Nelp M. Salon The Boeing Company to the Mary Ketcham Kerr Mary & Tim Nelson Macrina Bakery & Cafe The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge Endowment Fund since its Brian & Cindy Nelson Tamie & Steve Malaska The Educated Dog inception: Chuck Nordhoff Marriott Hotels The Fairmont Olympic Hotel Mark & Leslie Olson Massage Envy The Herbfarm Restaurant Cory Carlson & Rhoda Altom Dick & Patsy Pattison Matteo Wines The Metropolitan Grill Anonymous (2) Paul & Barbara Pearson Ron Medved The Movable Boutique Hall & Dorothy Baetz Scott & Heidi Peiper Mele Komo The Podany Family Roger Bass Monica Butler & M. Peter Philley Melrose Grill Todd G. Yoshino DDS Carolyn Corvi & John Bates Howard Phillips 11

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