2019-2020 IMPACT REPORT Ending violence in two generations

z z SNAPSHOT 2,780 ADULTS & KIDS 2020-2021 Board Chair 2019-2020 Board Chair President/CEO RECEIVE SERVICES Peter Hoistad Darla Adams Coiya Tompkins

• Crisis services: 905 Virtually ending violence is a legacy we embrace for future generations • Shelter: 121 $5.6 • Therapy/support: 349 The Community Violence Intervention Center reached several milestones throughout our four • Criminal justice MILLION RAISED TO advocacy: 1,193 SUPPORT SERVICES, is an organization focused on staying the course. decades of service, including: • Safe visits & child THANKS TO YOU! For our team and many partners, that course is • 1980: Began service to our community as exchanges: 595 PAGES 10 & 12 navigated through our Safer Tomorrows Road Adult Abuse Community Service • Intervention to end 15,366 Map, a bold vision to virtually end violence in violence at home: 237 • 1990: Launched court and criminal justice ADULTS & YOUTH two generations. We concentrate on results, PAGE 6 advocacy services 80 RECEIVE HEALTHY strategic intention and measurement because RELATIONSHIP violence doesn’t stop—for any challenge. • 2000: Opened a shelter, began child visits

CVIC STAFF SERVES EDUCATION and career counseling, and expanded Behind the countless data-rich spreadsheets, GRAND FORKS COUNTY PAGE 6 children’s services, thanks to a $1.95 million & SURROUNDING however, are significant human beings who rely capital campaign COMMUNITIES on us to bring our best selves to lead this work. COVID-19 RESPONSE Never has this been more apparent than the past • 2017: Ignited the Safer Tomorrows Road PAGE 5 six months as the pandemic has changed the Map, taking an earlier project to a new AND GOING STRONG! way we interact with our clients, donors, level and establishing a bold vision to PAGE 2 volunteers and partners. virtually end violence in two generations; after a successful $3.1 million capital Throughout our past 40 years of service, campaign, opened Mary’s Place Shelter which we officially honored on Aug. 19, CVIC • 2019: Launched Green Dot, a nationally has been fortunate to meet several tests with recognized bystander intervention program the unmatched collaboration of a community that cares about families. Because CVIC is These milestones represent families who rest “ never alone, our clients aren’t either. easier each night and embrace hope for their

tomorrows simply because you cared. For this Without CVIC, my children and I Thanks to your continued commitment to our and future generations, we extend to you our community’s future, we’re making progress. deepest gratitude. would not be free today. Each year, nearly 3,000 clients receive safety

and healing services, and over 15,000 receive — Peter, Darla and Coiya – CVIC CLIENT education and training. With your help, we have

z PREVENTING VIOLENCE. PROMOTING SAFETY. BUILDING HOPE. z 1 Services and collaboration grow, thanks to your generous support

Telehealth services mobilized and contact- 2020 Staff of 80 provides a holistic continuum of free emergency supplies provided after services for those in need COVID-19 to help families in need 2019: After speaking to a national audience

2018 on our Safer Tomorrows Road Map, 3 more 2018: Collaborate to initiate the national presentations are scheduled Domestic Violence Court 2019: Therapy dog, Louie, “hired” to help kids 2017: Safer Tomorrows Road Map launched, taking an earlier project to a new 2017 level to end violence in 2 generations The road map involves a research-based plan encompassing safety, healing and

PEACEMAKERS CHANGING THE FACE OF VIOLENCE ─ FOR GOOD 2017: Mary’s Place Shelter built after a healthy relationship education TWO-GENERATION successful $3.1 million campaign

Guardians 2015: Coordinated Community Response 2015 2015: Lethality Assessment Program initiated, Project’s Sexual Assault Response Team with law enforcement assessing danger at initiated, providing trauma-informed response 911 calls, linking over 500 victims at risk of CHANCE AT A NEW LIFE lethality to CVIC services

Tens of thousands served by CVIC 2011: Safer Tomorrows Project initiated, 2011 Key services in the schools provided Over the past 40 years, we estimate that up to 70,000 with key partners & 28 schools working to through this project, including therapy and prevent childhood exposure to violence expanded healthy relationship education adults and children received safety and healing services, and tens of thousands were educated and trained on healthy 2010 COIYA M. TOMPKINS relationships and best practices through well over 7,000 2010: Coordinated Community Response This recognition was followed by an award Project activities noted as promising practice for innovation by the Bush Foundation and presentations. (Note that we are unable to factor in by Battered Women’s Justice Project another national award for our services BOOK HONORS CVIC duplication among years.) The timeline at right shows the FRIENDS, PARTNERS expansion of services and collaboration over our 40 years, 2000: New shelter, offices and services: 2004: Transitional housing and legal services 2000 child visits/exchanges, expanded children’s “Two-Generation Guardians: enhancing safety and building hope for local families. services & career counseling, thanks to a 2001: Prevention education program Peacemakers changing the face of $1.95 million capital campaign after the started, now reaching 15,000+ each year, violence—for good” commemorates Holistic continuum of services offered 1997 flood destroyed our offices including services in 15 area schools CVIC’s 40 years by celebrating key In the early years, CVIC was unable to provide much 1995 individuals who have led and 1995: Domestic Violence Task Force 3 years later in 1998, the task force initiated more than a Band-Aid—a protection order and a night at a initiated to provide a community-wide the Coordinated Community Response supported CVIC. Written by CVIC safe house. focus for domestic violence Project, now involving 15 agencies working President/CEO Coiya Tompkins, the together to enhance safety for victims book will be released in November. To But today, we are there from the moment of a 911 call, 1990 pre-order your copy for $20, you working with police and families through the crisis, to the 1990: New program launched providing 1993: First therapy group for children may order directly online at opposite end of the continuum as people find freedom from court and criminal justice advocacy living in homes with violence https://donate.onecause.com/cvic40. violence—offering shelter, legal services, court advocacy, Or contact Jill Proctor at 701-741- career counseling, transitional housing, therapy, child visits 1982: Added sexual assault survivors 5085 or [email protected]. 1980 and exchanges, and intervention for those using violence. 1988: First group for men using violence at 1980: CVIC was born as Adult Abuse home, expanding significantly in 1996 Community Service to serve survivors of 3 2 domestic violence z REGIONALLY & NATIONALLY Four decades of growth and leadership My husband was“ in counseling but isn’t CVIC has advanced initiatives that have won the Safer Tomorrows Road Map, and serves able to go, due to COVID. His drinking is awards and propelled CVIC onto the national on committees setting the standard for best increasing, and we are scared of him. stage. CVIC has been featured in national practices in the field. Below are some of the – CVIC Client publications, has presented nationally on efforts with which we’ve been involved.

Used with permission NATIONAL/REGIONAL AWARDS & PUBLICATIONS 2016 Celebrating Solutions Award: 1 of 3 National Video: Through Our Eyes: Children, winners of this national award for local innovations Violence and Trauma features CVIC and partners breaking the cycle of domestic violence describing our school-based interventions COVID-19 affects everyone

2013 Bush Prize for Innovation: An inaugural Battered Women’s Justice Project: The But none as tragically as families trapped with violence winner of this award for Safer Tomorrows and CVIC-led Coordinated Community Response As the pandemic began to spread, the other innovations data tracking system was recognized as a CVIC MOBILIZES TO ENSURE promising practice people we serve were trapped at home with the person responsible for their injuries, fear CONTINUAL SERVICES and trauma. They had no way to safely call our • Telehealth advocacy and therapy NATIONAL PRESENTATIONS crisis line to develop an escape plan, no respite and online support groups from the toxic stress by going to school or work. Telehealth for youth and adults to provide support 2021 Futures Without Violence National 2020 Charleston Children’s Conference: Add to that the financial crisis of losing their and healing, with equipment (tablets and phones) Health Conference: Chosen to present on the Will present on animal-assisted therapy in job, the pressure of home schooling their children, in the hands of clients within two weeks; online Safer Tomorrows Road Map rural schools support groups for adults harmed by violence the surge in gun sales, and a community-wide 2020 Office on Violence Against Women 2019 National Coalition Against Domestic reduction in desperately needed services, they • Contact-free emergency food and Webinar: Will present on our innovations Violence Conference: Presented on the were at greater risk than ever. supplies to clients in need supporting children and youth harmed by Safer Tomorrows Road Map Many went even deeper into poverty. The Groceries, paper products, gift cards and therapy domestic, dating and sexual violence situation continues to be dire for many families kits with essential oils and coping strategies to living without basic needs, while at the same help clients through this difficult time time, experiencing severe violence and trauma. • Shelter open with capacity • One woman went without food for two Practicing social distancing to meet health NATIONAL COMMITTEES days, sleeping in entry ways of buildings guidelines while ensuring safety and support Inspire Action for Social Change: Served University of Washington Harborview because she wasn’t safe at her apartment. • Virtual supervised visits of children at risk on this cohort to develop best practices for Medical Center: Partnered to pilot the Athletes • The abusive partner of another woman supervised child visitations centers As Leaders program in local high school sports tried to run her off the road—while her • Group intervention by video for adults

child was in the vehicle. using violence at home Futures Without Violence Coaching Boys Maryland Network Against Domestic • Two young children were sexually Into Men Advisory Council: Meet monthly Violence Lethality Assessment Program: assaulted by a new childcare provider, • Online healthy relationship education to conduct strategic planning and to address Served on this national advisory council that hired so their parent could be employed Provided to students at home while school was in content and community management trains law enforcement to assess for lethality risk session as an essential worker. 4 5 ending violence in 2 generations OUR Safer Tomorrows ROAD MAP VISION Safety

SAFETY: Families CRISIS, SHELTER & STABILITY ADVOCACY WITHIN THE will be safe and have CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM what they need to “Thank all you angels so much for the help and blessings in this time of stress and stabilize their lives “We couldn’t have gotten through this tragedy in my life.” – CVIC client without you.” – CVIC client

We helped 905 adults through the crisis of HEALING: People After suffering the devastation of crime, a violence in 2019, working closely with law will heal from trauma record 1,193 people were served in 2019; enforcement to ensure those at high risk of 1,171 were provided case information and with therapies that lethality were immediately linked to services. advocacy when offenders were prosecuted change the neural Over the past four years, 544 were screened and their case entered the court system. pathways in the brain as high risk, and 200 received services for the very first time. • 97% of those surveyed said they

were kept well-informed about EDUCATION: We sheltered 121 adults and children, with their case People will learn families staying 52% more nights as they struggled to find housing they could afford. about healthy In the first half of 2020, families stayed even relationships to longer: a 46% increase in nights over the same ENDING VIOLENCE create a community period last year. We worked hard to help them SAFETY HEALING EDUCATION find housing they could afford, with 5 families “At first, I didn’t want to be there, but then that no longer a lot of it started hitting home. I realized • Crisis intervention • Evidence-based • Evidenced-based currently living in our transitional housing. tolerates violence and collaboration therapies that change healthy relationship what I was doing wrong.” – CVIC client with law enforcement neural pathways and education for K-12 • 95% of clients surveyed said crisis & healthcare promote healing at 15 schools in A record 237 adults were served, with 86 Grand Forks County services made them safer • Shelter • Certified therapy successfully completing our program that dog, Louie, that • Coaching Boys Into • Legal representation helps adults end their violence at home: an accelerates healing Men and Athletes as increase of 85% over 2018. • Transitional housing so more children in Leaders to teach SAFE CHILD VISITS 2019 need can be served high school athletes • Safe child visitation about respect DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COURT: We worked • Counseling at 16 “This is a fantastic service which really • Criminal justice closely with the court, which heard 562 cases city & rural schools • Training & prevention helps remove stress from exchanges for our 2,780 adults & advocacy in 2019, to hold clients accountable to court in Grand Forks education for adults child.” – CVIC client children received • New Choices for County so all kids orders for domestic violence programming. • Green Dot bystander adults to end their can access services services to stay safe intervention For kids who aren’t safe when visiting a violence at home • 74% drop in 911 calls to the homes and to heal • Art therapy for education for our parent, we offered protection, providing adults & children of men completing our program* • Collaboration with community 2,023 visits and exchanges for 595 adults Domestic Violence 15,366 adults & Court and children in 2019. Parents also were safe • 86% drop in protection orders youth received when exchanging children with an abusive placed on men completing our ex-partner. program* healthy relationship education • 100% of children surveyed said * within 2 years of completing the program between they felt safe at Kids First 2004 and 2019

6 7 Healing Education

655 presentations • 7,990 youth • 5,935 adults • 1,441 professionals

COMMUNITY EDUCATION & “Coaching Boys Into PROFESSIONAL TRAINING Men has created “I learned a lot about ... what it means to be in an intentional moments unhealthy relationship.” – Local teen of engaging our young “CVIC staff ... continues to go above and beyond to help men and boys in schools in any way they can. They are great partners in the conversations that are education of our youth.” – School administrator helping create a culture

• 7,990 youth received education on dating abuse red flags, of respect, humility, healthy friendships, bullying and respectful relationships and genuine kindness. YOUTH THERAPY LOUIE CERTIFIED AS

A THERAPY DOG! • 5,935 adults received education on violence, trauma and “I feel safe and supported in art group We are happy to share ways to help It is neat to see our more than anywhere else.” that Louie has received • 1,441 professionals were trained on a coordinated and middle school boys “I think of killing myself less often.” his certification to trauma-informed response to violence and related topics to being exposed to these practice therapy, and – CVIC clients promote the use of best practices conversations before our kids love him. They they begin developing An alarming 40% of youth we serve have say things like, "Louie • 74% of male athletes surveyed in our Coaching such high levels of trauma that they are at doesn't judge me,” and Boys Into Men program are likely to stop a peer the bad habits of the great risk of developing addictions, failing at “Louie doesn't care if I got from physically abusing a female stereotypical high school, and committing suicide. Our goal is in trouble. He always school boy’s locker to reach all 1,700 youth in our county who looks at me the same." • 10% decrease in students reporting they have are estimated to be experiencing significant experienced dating violence room.” trauma, providing them evidence-based therapies to help them heal. In 2019, we (Youth Risk Behavioral Survey results for Grand Forks County, 2017 to 2019) – Cross country coach ADULT THERAPY provided therapy, advocacy and support to

227 children; 50 received 682 sessions of “I have a renewed sense of positivity for the Coaching Boys Into Men is an individual and/or group therapy. future. I have hope and peacefulness in my evidence-based program that home and family again.” – CVIC client trains coaches to mentor male • 97% of youth surveyed over 5 years high school athletes about learned healthy coping skills and 122 adults harmed by domestic, dating and Thanks to our partnership with Gate City Bank and Altru respecting girls and women. improved emotional well-being sexual violence received 1,292 sessions of Health System, we launched the Green Dot bystander individual therapy or group support intervention program to empower community members to A companion program, Athletes • 92% of youth surveyed reported engage in healthy relationships. We sponsored trainings, As Leaders, trains coaches to mentor female high school feeling more hopeful about the • 97% of adults surveyed over 5 years presented at a regional health conference, developed a athletes to take an active role in future improved emotional well-being website (greendotggf.com) and held community-wide events. promoting healthy relationships.

8 9 AUDITED FINANCIALS 2019 2019 as of December 31, 2019 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

Assets Liabilities & Net Assets Revenue & Support REVENUE & SUPPORT

CURRENT CURRENT Grants Cash & Cash Equivalents $ 1,290,393 Accounts Payable $ 128,281 Federal $ 1,811,623 Grants Receivable 350,533 Accrued Payroll 80,418 State 282,266 Other Receivables 1,050 Accrued Payroll Taxes 6,152 Local 1,796,939 Prepaid Expenses 6,618 Payroll Withholdings 12,876 Donations & Other Federal, State & Local Grants: 69% Promises to Give, Net 951,054 Accrued Compensated Absences 131,332 Without Donor Restrictions 667,867 Community Donations & Other: 31% With Donor Restrictions 1,060,312 Total 2,599,648 Accrued Income Taxes 1,417 Accrued Interest Payable 507 TOTAL $ 5,619,007* Current Portion of Long-Term Debt 26,580 PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT Current Portion of Capital Lease Oblig. 6,943 Building 3,507,649 Total 394,506 * CVIC received net assets in 2019 for use in 2020 Furniture & Equipment 311,271 Leasehold Improvements 329,010 Construction in Progress. 67,266 LONG-TERM Expenses EXPENSES Total 4,215,196 Capital Lease Obligation 22,227 Accumulated Depreciation (1,026,574) Other Long-Term Obligation 76,382 Long-Term Debt 140,395 Net 3,188,622 Total 239,004 Program Services $ 3,333,174 Program Services: 70% Management & General 881,621 Management & General: 18% NONCURRENT NET ASSETS Fundraising & Development 580,217 Promises to Give, Net 1,962,138 Fundraising & Development: 12% Assets Whose Use is Limited Without Donor Restrictions TOTAL $ 4,795,012 Board Designated 222,970 Undesignated 4,169,133 Investments Held for Board Designated 222,970 Endowment Purposes 1,190,204 Total Without Donor Restrict. 4,392,103 BREAKDOWN OF PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES Total 3,375,312 With Donor Restrictions 4,137,969 Total 8,530,072 TOTAL $ 9,163,582 SAFETY: 65% TOTAL $ 9,163,582 Shelter, 24-hour crisis intervention, collaboration with law enforcement and emergency room, transitional housing, career counseling, legal services, advocacy within the criminal justice system, notification about court cases, supervised child visitation and exchange, and intervention for adults who PROGRAM have been violent within their intimate partner relationships to end violence. SERVICE EXPENSES HEALING: 14% Evidence-based individual and group therapy for children and adults, art therapy, and animal-assisted therapy at CVIC and 16 area schools to increase access to services.

PREVENTION EDUCATION: 21% Evidence-based violence prevention and healthy relationship education for children at 15 schools and high school sports teams in Grand Forks County, professional training, Green Dot bystander intervention and other education CVIC’s audited financial statements and related notes are available upon request. for adults, and collaboration through major multi-agency projects.

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Lori & Kirk Motl Kay & Keith Berg Margaret & Andrew Eyre* Wayne Zink & Alyssa & Joshua Bleninger* Thrivent Financial Cliff Coss Dakota Foundation – Education Mary Ann and Don Sens – Unrestricted DeAnna Carlson Zink Twin City Motors BNSF Railroad Foundation First International Bank Randy and Merilee Brown – Shelter Kevin & Amy Muiderman Josh & Lindsey Brown* & Trust ADVOCATE Corey and Jackie Cleveland* Hannah Fundaun $500+ * Multi-year gift CoBank National Office Jim Galloway A Window Between Worlds + Also made a Dream Maker Society gift Community Foundation of Candy Galstad+ Alerus GF, EGF & Region ^ Endowment gift 14 15 Maile & Ben Gordon Kathryn Danner Mark & Edie Dahlen Tammy & Shawn ADVOCATE By Mark & Sandy Rios By Bob Kerr Family, Dave & Heather Gilbert Peterson Our 2020 supporters are Continued Sarah Gustafson Mike & Ann Porter, H. Donald Kuhn & Thomas & Kristen Pratt Cassie Gerhardt & By Emily Ruemmele Chuck & Darlene Romana Arch Peggy Pribula generously helping others Brad Parrish+ Kristi Hall-Jiran Peterson Michelle Brislin Rae Ann Burger Shawn & Tammy By Wayne & Beth Jeanne Dempsey Kristi Hall- Jiran & Timothy Rehn Peterson Stenehjem By Ray & Joyce Stocker Brent Jiran Robert Reis, II Sublime Aesthetic Kristi Hall-Jiran & Mary Ekberg Kim & Beth Holmes Sharon M. Reis Professionals Edie Dahlen By Rachael Heinz Northern Plains Ron Rieger Andrew Quinn By Aida & Richard Kenneth & Lisa Geisen Railroad Inc. Kevin & Courtney Please see our website for the rest of our amazing 2020 supporters. Lee Rerick* Wakefield Kevin & Jan Stein Edwin & Bette Olson Ritterman John & Pat Rieth* Judy Haynes Lu Fleck Scott & Sue Stinar Dan & Pam Rustvang Stephen & Christine By Elaine Speare By Robin & Steve Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Janet Schneider Rood* Carol Hinschberger Carriere Wilson Timothy & Stacey Leadership Gifts 2020 Hannah & Shawn By Kevin Hinschberger Matilda Weaver- Dorothea Novak Skarperud We are grateful to the generous individuals and businesses below who inspired others to join us in supporting local Senescall* International Doris Benoit Hart, By Wayne & Joan Jane & Mark Solseng families through our Rise and Shine for Peace Evening Edition, our major event held virtually in June because of the John & Cynthia Shabb Women’s Day Myron Bright & Paula Novak Geri Stephan Dawn Smith* By Bethany Klemetsrud Mertz Fred Peterson Howard & Debbie COVID-19 pandemic. This event raised $105,456 from 168 supporters. Thanks to all who gave! Seema Somji Leah Larson By Eileen Tronnes By Marlene Peterson Swanson Matt & Suzie Spivey By Kiana Rae Nelson Lloyd & Shirley Rath Gary & Betty Thune Anonymous (2) Offut Family Foundation Beth Reilly & Dan Burling Katie Stauss* Taylor & Lauren Hightower By Amy & Jason Oehlke Tim Mehlhoff – Brady Jeff Jennings & Nick Nash Flamingo Group Real Estate Kim Steffen* By Sue & Mark By Marcus Weaver- Cyndi Rieger Martz & Associates Bruce & Jodie Bjornstad Hightower By Bradley & Gayle P.C. Storhaug+ Amy Muiderman Al Hoffarth Aafedt James & Kaye Vanyo Justin & Heather By Elly & Tony By Mary Lou Novak Dawn Applegren Joan & Harold Volk Stromme* Muiderman Beverly Hughes B & N Oil Company – Clair & Ronda Zirnhelt Dream Maker SOCIETY 2020 Valley Facial & Oral Pastor Jeffrey Neuberger By Judy Fladeland Greg & Deb Nelson Louise Agnes Schanilec We extend a warm welcome to our new Dream Maker Society members! These individuals and businesses have Surgery By Mary Jo Olson Judy Inglis Robert & Kerry Bahl By Eileen Tronnes pledged major gifts over five years to promote safety, healing and a safe community. Thank you! Martha Vanderpan* Jill Proctor By Anonymous Douglas & Mary Bakken Nelson Mark & Cindy Waind By Jamie Bischoff Gary Jergenson Brad Benson Sylvia Schroeder Suzanne & Brad Berry Joe & Meredith Quinn Kristi Hall-Jiran & By Henry & Jane Green Nick & Cathie Benson By Daryl & Cindy GUARDING THE FUTURE Anne Walker* Holly Brown-Borg & Kurt Borg Brian & Mara Rydell Walmart Brent Jiran Everet Kompelien Bremer Bank Evavold $5,000 – $9,999 a year for 5 years Haley Wamstad SB By Mary Lou Novak Fred & Sophia Buerkley Rita Schulzendorf ChuLinda Investments Ben & Ashley Cahalan Russell & Kristy Sell By Tracy & Corey Iola Kvasager, Ardyce By Joan Schultheis Teresa Washburn Bernie Carney Doug & Carol Fosse Marge & Bob Valeu McGillis Dahl & Savanna Pat & Scott Carter John Orvik, Lyle Moe Amanda & Jake Catherine Gillach & Rachel Aure Wheeler+ Libby Schmidt Greywind John Cox, O.M.I. & George Sinner BUILDING HOPE By Sina Sarabakhsh By Eileen Tronnes By Eileen Tronnes Jeff & Carrie Wilson Dakota Supply Group $1,000 – $4,999 a year for 5 years Grant & Kathryn Korsmo Elaine Schwartz Nelson Nelson Mark Yahna Gretchen Enger By Ruth Hall John LaMoine Jean Eidsmore, Bruce Affairs by Brittany Michelle Montgomery James & Clarisse CVIC Staff By Larry & Kay Roch Fasbender Johnson & Paul Smart Klaudia & Nick Holkup SUPPORTER By Kristi Hall-Jiran & Verna Larson Margaret Fedje By Eileen Tronnes Under $500 Brent Jiran By Linda Erickson- Florian & Sons Nelson Please see our website Staci Metzger Spokely Excavating, Inc. Judd Sondreal for the rest of our Kristina & Travis Stepps Tom LeDuc Ray & Jane Franks By Michael McKenna Giving Hearts Day SPONSORS 2020 Kristina Stepps By Anonymous John & JoAnn Muus wonderful supporters! Susan & Jim Fristad By Thomas & Sharon Cindy Kelner Lien Beatrice Grasmoen Jeannie Veeley Thanks to our Giving Hearts Day sponsors, we raised $115,000 in February to help 189 local children. Our

Therriault By Henry & Jane Green Sherri Halstenson By James & Kathryn sponsors challenged community members to provide safety, healing and education for local children by doubling Kelsey Wehe Heather Lien William Haug Greene By Marcia & Brad Wehe By Henry & Jane Green Elaine Hoffarth Harry Whitfield their contributions, matching up to $66,545. Thank you for giving hope! IN HONOR Carrie Weippert Edward H. Lloyd Eric Hoffner By Terrie Mann Logan, Blake & Garnet By Charles & Claire By Susan Lloyd Deborah Holzem Madelyn Willyard Aatrix Software Dakota Supply Group North Dakota Eye Clinic Bischoff Lyche Joel Lovelien Reannon L Hoverson By Jamie & Jason Advanced Business Methods Anne Bryson Eric Plummer By Jamie & Jason Cyndi & Todd Wheeler By Toni & Roger Larson Dennis & Joan Johnson Bischoff Bischoff By Linda Steffen Gwendolyn Lunski Roger & Catherine Ila Mae & Michael Advanced Engineering and Decoa Properties Probitas Promotions Bonnie Cameron By Sandra Morken Jones Dahlen Environmental Services, Inc. (AE2S) Jessica & Charlie Gorecki REA Equipment LLC By Mike & Ann Porter Robert MacLeod Dave Frisch & Laura Bob & Susan Kerr All Seasons Garden Center Greenberg Realty Ron & Kelly Anderson Edie Dahlen By Henry & Jane Green Mark & Jody Kieffer Nash Frisch By Lacey & Michael IN MEMORY Marjie Andre James Mattson Alan & Nancy Klatt Kristi Hall-Jiran & American Crystal Sugar Company ICON Architectural group Tom & Brenda Rosendahl Kraft By Pete & Melanie Bob & Jan Klave Brent Jiran Michele Eck By Penelope Kilbride American Family Insurance Insure Forward Vivian Rydell Sarah Benson Hoistad John & Jackie Knudson Leigh & Gary Hoffert By Ryan & Kelly Coye Julie Dondoneau Bill & Sharon Kotrba Anonymous (4) Josh & Angie Kunz Jack Scott Peyton, Linnea & By Meredith Childress Betty Malmov & Mischel Pierre & Linda Bank Forward Little Miracles Pediatric Therapy Clinic Wayne Stark Emerson By Henry & Jane Green Renee Bernier Lamoureux Brad & Carla Beehler Mary Loyland Sublime Aesthetic Professionals By Stephen & Connie Marian Morken Kay & Neil Lindell Hulst By Eileen Tronnes Nelson By Sandra Morken David & Judy Ludtke Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Lunseth Plumbing & Heating Co. Coiya Tompkins Gordon & Shirley Fillipi Janelle Mulroy Donna Mayer By Brad & Suzanne Pearl Burling Family Realty Mainstream Boutique Matt & Rebekah Tompkins By Dan Burling & By Vincent & Marie Lori Michels Berry Brekken Rolf & Linda Paulson Boardwalk Bar & Grill Minnkota Power Company Vilandre Heating, Air Sophia Flieth Beth Reilly Miranda & Jay Kleven Kari Perreault Business Essentials Modern Auto Body Conditioning & Plumbing By Anonymous Jessica & Troy Nelson Joel & Deborah Engelstad Foundation Blake Christianson James Morley Zimney Foster P.C. By Jamie & Jason Peterson By Timothy Cook Bischoff Construction Engineers Tim Nelson 16 17 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Darla Adams, 2019-2020 Chair Dr. Linda Neuerburg, 2019-2020 Term Health Care Education Consultant Retired

Peter Hoistad, 2020-2021 Chair Dr. Eric Plummer, 2020-2021 Term Retired, CPA Associate Vice President & Chief of Police University of North Dakota Randy Boettner, 2019-2020 Term Owner Kristen Price, 2020-2021 Term Custom Aire Vice President McFarlane Mechanical Contractors Dominique Buchholz, 2019-2020 Term Former Pastor Mac Schneider, 2020-2021 Term Sharon Lutheran Church Attorney at Law Schneider Law Firm Catherine Gillach, 2020-2021 Term Asst. Superintendent of Secondary Education Jodi Sorum, 2020-2021 Term Grand Forks Public Schools Director of Oncology, Clinical Services and Hospitalist Program Jody Hodgson, 2020-2021 Term Altru Health System General Manager Ralph Engelstad Arena Kyle Thorson, 2020-2021 Term Owner Will Kusler, 2020-2021 Term Archives Coffee House Location Manager MarKit County Grain, LLC

Becky Mindeman, 2020-2021 Term Senior Vice President of Retail Banking Gate City Bank

SENIOR LEADERSHIP TEAM

Coiya Tompkins Tracy LeDuc President/Chief Executive Officer Chief Financial Officer

Therese Hugg Laura Nash Frisch Vice President of Safety & Therapy Services Vice President of Victim Witness & Visitation Kari Kerr Vice President of Prevention, Education & Violence Intervention

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