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My family and I recently had an opportunity to share a little bit of the burden of these families with very prepare and serve dinner to the families staying at sick children so that they can focus their time, attention the Ronald McDonald House here in Salt Lake City. and energy on helping their children get well. It's important It was a Sunday evening, and after the initial scurrying work, and it's work the Ronald McDonald House of the about to get organized and set the food out, we Intermountain Area does very well. had a chance to interact with some of the families. There was the woman from Montana with her two In 2007, our Ronald McDonald House provided a "home daughters, ages two and four. The two-year-old is away from home" for approximately 1,728 families, who receiving treatment for a congenital heart defect, came to us from Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, and the four-year-old was concerned that her sister and Utah. These families stayed with us for an average might not be drinking enough milk. There was the of seven days and, thanks to our board and hundreds of single mother from Nevada, whose premature baby volunteers, meals were waiting for them each evening. was struggling day-to-day for survival at a nearby In all, we raised and spent approximately $1.1 million hospital. Her immigrant father was there helping her in support of our mission, plus an additional $40,000 for cope, and he took the time to express his personal scholarships for Utah students. gratitude in broken English. And there was the father from southern Utah with his two pre-teen sons, one In addition, in 2007 our organization initiated plans for of whom had just spent six hours receiving chemo­ a new Ronald McDonald House Family Room - the first therapy for his cancer. "He's pretty grumpy today," of its kind in Utah - to be constructed at Ogden Regional the younger brother whispered, "but he really likes Hospital thirty miles to the north of Salt Lake City. This your cookies." new family room will provide a warm, homelike environ­ ment right next to the hospital where parents of critically Many others filed in as the dinner hour progressed, ill children can slip away to catch a nap, take a shower, some with children, some having just left a child wash clothes, or just escape the stressful hospital behind at the hospital, all of them tired and weary environment for a few moments of the day. Our family from another day in the fight to help their child room at Ogden Regional is slated to open in the summer survive. And it struck me that this is the essence of 2008 and will be staffed by volunteers recruited from of What we do at the Ronald McDonald House: we the local community. Finally, 2007 saw the introduction of our new "Super Heroes" public service announcement. This fun and very moving 30-second TV spot, which began airing in October, really captures the essence of who we are and what we do. We hope you'll watch for it!

So what about 2008? Time to rest on our laurels? Not for a minute.

The board and staff of Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Intermountain Area see 2008 as a pivotal year - a time to reassess the needs of those we serve and de- Cindy Jones, Laura Lynne Navarro-Duncan, Daniel Duncan, Dave Jones velop thoughtful plans to meet those needs for the next decade and beyond. In addition to all the things we ordinarily do, we plan to take careful stock of our facilities and our resources. (Our Ronald McDonald House operates three facilities in Salt Lake City, and we want to make sure each one is utilized to the fullest.) We plan to reconnect with our health care provider partners and identify new trends and changing needs in the communities we jointly serve. We also plan to expand our communications activities and enlist the financial support of a broader cross-section of our community. In short, we will develop tangible plans to explore and exploit every opportunity to ease the burdens of the families we serve.

We thank you for your past support, and we invite you to join us in this exciting process.

Dave Jones

President, 2008 Board of Trustees Martin end Rebecca Chavez-Houck with Lynnie and Bwt Zimmerli 1f;()~ () Our Board of Trustees watches over this organization with care and attention. They help to implement programs, ensure our financial stability, and create awareness of our mission, Our Trustees have a broad spectrum of experience, and together they lend expert leadership and careful long-term planning for our growth. They safeguard the mission and keep this organization under their wings.

Executive Committee Frank Corbett, VP Facilities Members at Large Group Benefits Administrators Rich Sauter, Community Volunteer Juli Blanch, President Beth Chardack, Community Volunteer Snow Christensen & Martineau May Bradley, VP Development Cathy Chee, Zions Bank Community Volunteer Michele Christiansen, Third District Court Judge Dave Jones, President Elect Dee Gardner, Community Volunteer Pathway Associates Lynne Kerr, MD, Co-chair Allocation Samuel Goldstein, Child Psychologist Shriners Hospital Peggy Grisley, Northern Trust Sank Bruce Alder, Past President Tamra Hall, Community Volunteer Alder Construction Shari Troester, Co-chair, Allocation Diana Kirk. Zions Bank McDonald's Owner/Operator Lana Martino, Community Volunteer James Thurman, VP Finance Kathleen Murphy, Regence BCBS of Utah Thurman and Associates Richard Vazquez, Legal Council Linda O'Connor, Community Volunteer Snow Christensen & Martineau Paula Peterson, PCMC Dale F. Evans. Secretary Trell Rohovit, Venafi Community Volunteer C. Frances Gillmor, Executive Director Shae Searl, Community Volunteer Howard Sharpley, Discover Card Rob Sparrer, McDonald's Owner/Operator Janet Thompson, Community Volunteer Yolanda Versteeg, Lithoflexo Grafics

Community Advisory Board Pamela Atkinson Julie A. Barrett Thomas 0, Dee III John Firmage "' Colin Gardner Robert M. Graham Richard S. Lemons, MD J. Michael Mattsson Joseph Sargetakis Victor Rickman

ray Brodley was honored at Philanthropy Day as the HeM end Hends Recipient 4 ~~~ Our deepest gratitude is extended to the 2007 Grand Givers. Grand Giver Foundations gently enfold' o·ur house in their wings membership remains crucial to Ronald McDonald House Charities keeping so that children have a chance to heal with their pace with the ever-increasing number of children and families who travel to parents close at hand. We are most grateful for their our city to take advantage of cutting-edge medical technologies and treat­ support. ments offered at our renowned pediatric facilities. Your generosity is deeply appreciated. Guardian Angels ($10,000+) Anonymous Bruce and Coralie Alder John and Lynn Kestle Emma Eccles Jones Foundation Staci Arnone Diana and Mark Kirk FHC Foundation Margaret and James Avent Carol and Guy Kroesche George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Foundation Marriner S. Eccles Foundation Leah and Matthew Barrington Shauna and Thomas Mabey R. Harold Burton Foundation Rich and Kristin Bauter Fran and Rudy Madlang R. K. and S. S. Hemingway Foundation Joan Baxter Lana and Robert Martino Stephen G. and Susan E. Denkers Family Foundation Karen and Barney Bettilyon Leanne and Robert Mason Utah Families Foundation Karen and Gary Black Kenneth and Joanne Mayne Juli and James Blanch Cari and Dave Meabon Angels ($1,000 to $9,999) May Bradley and Tom Gerke Mark and Kathie Miller Ashton Family Foundation Jeff Broman, DDS Vicki and Bill Mitchell B.W Bastian Foundation Elizabeth and Michael Chardack Jackie and Greg Morelli Castle Foundation Beverly and Harlow Clark Kathleen Murray and Ronald Apfelbaum Church of Jesus Chrisl of Latter-day Saints Foundation Heber and Robin Clements Linda and Kevin O'Connor Clark and Christine Ivory Foundation Deluxe Corporation Foundation Candace and Thomas D. Dee Legrand Reeder Enrietto and Kallas Foundation Robert and Cathy Dern Victor Rickman Fidelity-Charitable Fund Connie and Mike E!1erbeck Bob and Char Roetzel Hallstrom Foundation, Inc. Dale Evans Jonathan and Tina Ruga Henry W &Leslie M. Eskuche Foundation Gayle and Chip Everest Susan and Jeffrey Saffle Herbert I. & EJsa B. Michael Foundation JEPS Foundation Colin and Dee Gardner Joseph and Paula Swaner Sargetakis Kanter Family Foundation Shelll and Sterling Gardner Shae and Alexander Searl Kennecott Utah Copper C. Frances Gillmor and Robert Avery Chuck and Jan Sparrer Lawrence T. & Janet T. Dee Foundation Sam and Janet Goldstein Rob and Nancy Sparrer Mark and Kathie Miller Foundation Peggy and Peter Grisley Mark and Chris Sparrer-Baer Masonic Foundation of Utah Newberry Family Foundation Tamra Hall Jennifer Speers Richard and Leola Hagman Foundation Charla and Don Harris Paula Swaner, PhD. Ruth E. & John E. Bamberger Memorial Foundation Kim and Anthony Heldreth Janet and Richard Thompson S. Weldon Family Foundation Patrice and Hank Hemingway James Thurman and Wanda Hatlon Samuel H. Bennion Foundation David and Cindy Jones Shari and Darrell Troester Snow, Christensen & Martineau Foundation University Hospital Foundation Lindsey and Robert Keller Bealrix Versteeg Vern and Marva Wolcott Charitable Foundation Lynne Kerr and Hunter Jackson Lynnie and Bert Zimmerfi Wal-Mart Foundation Wheeler Family Foundation .-. \II ., ...... , .... 1-'" _ WI - _ .....: 11~~~ am ron Jensen loves Our house is not a temporary place to stay that offers only four Cmovies and computers. walls and a bed, but truly is a home-away-from-home. Here He surely doesn't like rapidly families find a haven away from the tensions of the hospital. growing bone cancer, but at Staff members show they care by offering a listening ear. 17 he has it anyway. He Executive Director Guest Services Assistants lives in Levan, Utah with his C. Frances Gillmor Skylee Neff dad; his mom died when Program Manag·er Karina Palestina Camron was a little kid. Janie Culley Miriam Vazquez Even while staying at the Development Directors Housekeepers Ronald McDonald House Lisa Burbidge Ana and Alejandro Balcazar and suffering through painful Stacey Phillips Sharon Bell and unpleasant chemotherapy Operations JHuman Resources Resident Managers Director Islay and Spencer Brown treatments, Camron was Bonnie Billings Sarah and Jon Buchanan smiling and laughing and House Manager Chris Benson goofing around with his dad Karin Lanning Weekend Managers and his older brother, Kyle. Volunteer Coordinator Joel ArvizQ Camron said that his favorite things about the Ronald McDonald Beth Eshelman Daniel Stout House were the dinners and the staff. In return, the staff was Heather Theobald Guest Services Coordinators charmed by all three Jensen men. Bethany Zuroff Jackie Fuhrman Margaret Besso This past Valentine's Day, Camron received a puppy, a beagle named Buddy. It was supposed to be a joyous occasion, one that brings comfort to a boy and a family who have already suffered so much. Instead, that same day, Camron's brother Kyle had a heart attack while waiting for a kidney transplant. In addition, Camron's cancer has returned and he is facing another round of chemo­ therapy.

Stories like this are why the Ronald McDonald House exists. The staff is made up of people who work to comfort families like the Jensens and maybe reduce their suffering just a bit. In return, the staffers have the privilege of spending time in the company of amazing people. RMH Siaff on Halloween 7 .~ Z007 fIi,~ 4 - Volunteers seem to help us all through troubled ~- times, and we are constantly in their debt. The • work of a volunteer can be described as "guarding, ;t,. •. -.. i ..... caring for, or looking after with great care." To the -. Jtl .. corporations who lent us their employees and to • , 'It. the individuals who made our House a safe, clean, - and loving environment. we thank you for your time and energy as it has provided much needed shelter for families. Karoun Arslanian Mickey Oksner M,~ 1k~°1 ~ 7f~ Jacqie Buckmlnster Sandi Olson Lisa Nelson began her service to the Ronald McDonald Shirley Christensen Diana Pace House in April of 1997. She was familiar with the Gisela Clark Nancy Pagan Ronald McDonald House program through television Kristy Clark Spencer and Kristol Pelt ads and positive stories she had heard from families Marjorie Coleman Grant Ricks who were served by the House. She was looking for a Marilyn Cooper Bettie Richtel way to help others and the Ronald McDonald House Cara Drury Linda Rico seemed to be a perfect fit. Jody Edwards Leslie Robinson Since that time, she has dedicated over eleven hundred Kalelin Engerer Anthony Rodriguez hours of service to the House by volunteering at the Sherie Fisher Danna Kirk and Kris Roper front desk and special event fundraisers. Jennifer Hardenbrook Beverly Rutherford Sally Hodges Nora Ann Sooklaris Dorothyann IsacKson Chelsea Stephenson Michael Lee Chad Stevenson Allison Leavitt Teri Swaner Rebecca Loftin Christiana Tawzer Maurie and Peggy Mahon Mike Thomas Heather Meldrum Janet Thompson LeAndra Merrill Yunuen Uhrey Dave McDougal Cindy Van Klaveren Linda McMahan Miriam Vazquez Pat Mize Cindy Voorhees Blair Murdock Chris Wilde Usa Nelson Susan Young Charles Nowell Jimmy Yu Linda O'Connor I~;" tl~ ()~ Owner/Operators continue to play an integral role in sustaining our House. Event sponsorships Many non-profit organizations serving and special in-store promotions also contribute greatly to House operations, allocations, and children benefited in 2007 from $85,000 scholarships. Canister donations and a percentage of newspapers sold in the McDonald awarded in grants for tangible items restaurants provide much of the funds needed to support our RMHC Scholarship program and direct services. Intermountain Area and our Allocation program. McDonald's Owner/Operator canister monies and other national and local Linda and Tom Arlt Angie and Bill Peterson McDonald's promotional funds helped Cindy and Greg Bailey Shelly and Trevor Roberts to fund programs which improve the Jeri and Rich Collings Char and Bob Roetzel quality of life of children and their families Alice and John Finley Jan and Chuck Sparrer with an emphasis on the delivery of Jill Goodman ancy and Rob Sparrer preventative health care. Dennis Hall Chris Sparre....Baer and Maril Judy and Steve Heaton Barbara and Clark Stringham Salt Lake City, Utah Conny Kramer Sue and Doug Johnson College of Nursing ems Beck:rkKay and Mark McKay Shari and Darrell Troester Odyssey House Jane McKenzie and Greg Gruber Penny and Allen Watson Guadalupe Schools Judy and Dave Parrish Sue and Mark Young Sl. Francis Xavier Catholic School YWCA Splore 1lJtnId ~ '£J Z007 AssIstance League 7 Community Nursing Services University of Utah College of Health Neighborhood House Planned Parenthood of Utah University of Utah Hospltal Foundation The Sharing Place West Ridge Academy Regence Caring Foundation for Children Wasatch Community Gardens International Rescue Committee Regional Office

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Northern Utah Your Communjty in Unity

Wyoming Friends from U92 helping Ronald Rebecca Cressman, FM100 momfng YWCA of Sweetwater County ~~"W>hU- Bianca Baca is representative of our scholarship recipients, Bianca will be the first in her family to attend and graduate from college. She plans on pursuing a career in business marketing. Bianca entered the University of Utah as a freshman in the fall of 2007 with 60 concurrent college credits and expects to receive her AA Degree this summer. She is in the Honors Program at the U and is targeted for graduation in the spring of 2009. She then plans to pursue her MBA in Marketing at USC.

For Bianca, the Ronald McDonald House Charities Scholarship has been the deciding factor in her decision to attend the University of Utah as a full-time student. She said that without the support of our House, moving to Salt Lake City and attending college would have been extremely difficult, if not This year marked the fifth consecutive year that our impossible, Bianca has stated that her Ethnic Studies chapter has participated in the Ronald McDonald class at the University, along with volunteering at House Charities Scholarship Program. We were Ronald McDonald House and Jackson Elementary very excited to be able to award a total of $64,400 School, have changed the way she views the world. in scholarships to incoming freshmen and $18,500 She has experienced firsthand what a difference a in awards to our continuing scholars. Eligibility for helping hand can make to a young student like herself. a scholarship is based on academic achievement, In turn, Bianca has lent a helping hand in the community financial need. and community service, with and has experienced for herself the difference individuals an additional emphasis being given to students of can make in their community by giving a few hours of diversity who will be the first in their family to attend their time every month. college. This year our scholars originally came from countries as diverse as Peru, India, Tibet. Armenia, and Bosnia. We have first-generation students of Asian, Hispanic and African-American heritage. Our students are enrolled in AP classes, and many maintain concurrent enrollment in both academic and technical courses. In addition, they actively participate in sports and school clubs. All of them are involved in community service projects as well as being employed in part-time jobs. They are truly an amazing group of young men and women who will continue to achieve their goals in life and position themselves to be of great service to their communities in the future. Slana 8aca, ScllOlarslJlp Student k~ ·~· SPAJ\1. \L\) [ k.- -. .~u.TI lIDi);:~Jy·iliii Over 100 players teed up early last fall for the 19th annual Golf Tournament at Soldier Hollow Golf Course in Midway, Utah. A crisp, sunny day made for a great time on the links as players tested their ~ . ,At;­ golf skills and helped raise over $58,000 for RMHC.

Major Sponsors ,Birdie Sponsors Condles Foods Cream 0' Weber Our Theatre Night featured food, The Marlin-Brower Company DST Enterprises fun and frivolity! Our guests Longview FIbre Paper & enjoyed appetizers, drinks and Packaging Corporate Sponsor live entertainment at Hotel Mo­ Zions Bank Mac Management Otto and Sons naco followed by the hilarious pro­ duction of Monty Python's Spama­ Photo Sponsor Tyson Foods Coca-Cola lot. Helping to raise over $10,000 Hole-in-Qne Sponsor has never been so fun! A very Greg Kingdon - Trustco, Inc. Luncheon Sponsors special thank you goes to John Mile HI Frozen Foods Shirt Sponsors Patton for chairing this event. East Bait Bakery Condles Foods The Martin-Brower Company Corporate Sponsor Eagle Sponsors Zions Bank Barna Companies Goody Bag Donors Bob Roelzel, Ronald McDonald, Cheri Wood, ConAgra Foods/Lamb Weston Aspen Water Utah Cindy Bailey. Greg Bailey Event Sponsors C & R Management/Sparrer Family Broadway in Utah The Patton Group Properties Intermountain McDonald's Co-operative ConAgra/Lamb Weston Backman Title Group KSL TV 5 Deep Blue Pools and Spa Utah Mortgage Loan Corporation LithoFlexo Grafics Inc. Del Sol McDonald's of Northern Utah. Collings Frank and Leslie Corbell Wine Sponsor Group Martin-Brower Company TruBella MedSpa McDonald's - Rocky Mtn. Region Otlo and Sons McDonald's of Roosevelt Sasha's Kettle Corn Centerpiece Donor McDonald'slVVatson Management Rawlings Chiropractic Ronda Williamson - Backman Title Otto and Sons Tracy Aviary Packaging Corporations TruBelia MedSpa Goody Bag Donor Joseph and Paula Swaner Sargetakis Tyson Foods, Inc. John Patton Wells Fargo USA Today Workers Compensation Fund Scooter Give-away Donor Entertainment Dr. Pepper Karen Black, Chair of Golf Classic. with Ronald The Jeff Proctor Band Sp~rit of ChiJdren Committee Annual Corporate Sponsor McDonald's of Salt Lake Sparrer Family Organization May Bradley, Chair Zions Bank McDonald's of Ogden Linda O'Connor, Co-ChaIr Shari and Darrell Troester Laughter Sponsor Linda McMahan, Co-Chair McDonald's of Rock Springs and Green River Alder Construction Cindy and Greg Bailey McDooakfs of the Rocky Mountain Region Susan Anderson Courage Sponsors Mission Support Julie Batter Intermountain Heallhcare O'Connor Family Tina' Metos-Bland Intermountain McDonald's OC. Tanner Cooperative Association Pathway Associates Annette arooks Queslar Stephanie Burnside Strength Sponsors PCMC - Hematology/Oncology Beth Chardack American Express In Honor of Sammy Soler Joe and Paula Swaner-Sargetakis Linda Dean Cardon Healthcare Network, Inc Discover Financial Services Snow, Christensen & Martineau Peggy DeAzevedo East Bait Bakery of Denver Speclrum Wesl AllForde EnergySolulions Bob and Wendy Steiner [Maureen Giggey LithoFlexo Grafics Inc. Stoel Rives - Rick Johnson Janet and Richard Thompson Tamra Hall Martin-Brower Company Rastar University Hospital Foundation Wanda Hatton Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield of Utah UUMC - Bone Marrow Transplant Rose Lay'boume Snow, Christensen & Martineau UUMC - Neonatal Pediatric UUMC - Pediatric Cardiology Lana Martino The Thompson Family Working Rx Working RX Nicole Mason Mary McBrier Hope Sponsors Share A Night Challenge Donors Diane McDermaid Bennetl Trucking Bakery Chef Usa McDonald Bonneville Communications Ballard Medical BD Medical Michelle Mellor Beth and Michael Chardack Burnside Insurance Group Boyer Company Allicia Quillin Chase Bank Cathy Chee Candy Revels Michele and Erik Christiansen Dr. Pepper Dee and Colin Gardner Adrian Sample Coca-Cola Community Nursing Services Clark and Christine Ivory Foundation lamlia Sclhoenborn Condie's Foods Lynn and John Kestle Marcia Scott John and Carol Firmage Molly O'Gorman Margo Simmons, Peggy and Peter Grisley Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah Rest of the Jazz Cindy Sked.ros Tamra, Megan, Madison & James Hall Kennecotl Minerals Jennifer Speers Angela Soper KUTV Channel 2 Jerry Sloan !Maria Soter LithoFlexo Grafics Wells Fargo Bert and Lynnle Zimmerl; Conl1ie iay,lor Lana and Bob Martino Molly and Jay Mason Janet TitlOmpson McDonald's of Sail Lake, Cocktail Sponsor Joey White Mark and Chris Beck-McKay Mike Yancey al Citywide Home Loans Lynnie Zimmerli McDonald's of Sandy Clark Stringham and Doug Johnson

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Who wants pie? It seems that many residents of Carbon County do, and because of that, RMHC received over $11,000. Kickin' Country 98.3 FM held their 6th annual Pie Auction on June 20, 2007, and the frenzied bidding began early and went throughout the day. Pies were rounded up from all over the area - from local businesses, politicians, community members and dignitaries of Carbon and Em­ ery counties. Radio listeners were also able to bid on pies from Mary Nichols from KUTV2News, Kevin O'Connor the Vice President of Operations for the Utah Jazz and even a yummy, creamy pie from Ronald McDonald himself.

Keith Mason, a disc jockey with Kickin' Country, started this auction years ago when he and his family stayed at the Salt Lake Ronald McDonald House. This was his way to give back to the House and to get his community involved with the "home away from home." The simple act of buying a pie has had a big impact on our families. Thank you to Keith, Kickin' Country, and all those who donated and bought a pie! ~ ~ ~

In 1999 a little boy named Collin Curry was diagnosed with a severe case of scoliosis, a curvature of the spine. His treatment would require numerous surgeries. For the surgeries his family would have to travel over 1,200 miles from their home in Mooreland, Oklahoma to Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City.

Shortly after his diagnosis, Collin decided he wanted to do something to help other people. While staying at the Ronald McDonald House in Salt Lake City, Collin learned about the Pop Tabs for Kids Program. The program is a recycling project that generates funds for the Ronald McDonald House Charities from the proceeds of alu­ minum pull tabs. The program appealed to Collin. and so 1At;;J., '1"1et:iit W~ began his labor of love. Family-owned and operated recycler. Utah Metal Works, In 2000, Collin's hometown newspaper, the Mooreland has been an integral supporter of Ronald McDonald a~'Rpu~ Leader, ran a story on his condition and his mission to House for over a decade. The business, purchased in help others while he was receiving help. It didn't take long 1955 by President Don Lewan's father, Harry, recycles before the whole town got behind the young boy's effort. over 12,000 tons of nonferrous scrap metal annually. Pop Tabs began to arrive at the newspaper's office for Helping Don to run the business are his two sons Mark, Collin. Residents from surrounding towns and states w,ho Vice President of Operations, and Chris, Vice President had friends or family members in Mooreland learned of, of Marketing and Administration. Aside from conducting Collin's project and began to save tabs. business in the Intermountain Area, the Lewon Family The Mooreland Leader mentioned each pop tab donation has also made a contribution to their community by and continued to cover Collin's saga. being the sole recycler of the Ronald McDonald House "Pop Tabs for Kids" program. The Pop Tab program be­ Not only did the Curry family travel many miles for gan in 1997 and involves recycling community donated Collin's care, but so did the tabs Each trip to Salt Lake City for surgery would include a delivery of Pop Tabs to pull tabs from aluminum cans for proceeds to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. the House. On a monthly basis, the company takes time out of their busy schedule to recycle the tabs. In 2007 To date is it estimated that Collin and his neighbors have they recycled well over four tons of the pop tabs for the come together to donate over 300 gallons of tabs to the program. During a recycling run, Chris or another Lewan Ronald McDonald House in Salt Lake City. That number will soon increase as Collin's community continues to family member will step away from their duties to lend a come together and save their tabs. hand emptying bags of pop tabs into a bin for process­ ing. In addition to supporting the Pop Tab program, Utah Special Thanks to Kari and Scott Curry and the Mooreland Leader for help with this story. Metal Works has a long history of generously contribut­ ing to our annual galas, telethons and other fundraisers. ~OO1'k- P{~ In 2007 the Room Makeover Project included nine rooms. Rooms were made over by Daimler Chrysler, the Blue Family, MAXX Properties, Stagedhomes.com, Michael Larsen, Crystal Trombley and the Target Corporation. Many of the rooms needed a freshening up and had not been redecorated for many years. Room Makeovers usually included a fresh coat of paint, new window treatments and bed coverings, bathroom accessories, pictures and decorations. Some groups also chose to refinish or replace furniture. Future Makeover projects are already under way for 2008.

5'Jr~ ~ Staged Homes Group Thanks to the "Skip A Payment Program" at the Salt Lake Credit Union, the Ronald McDonald House is the recipient of a gift of $14,048.23!

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Assets 2007 2006 2007 2006 Cash and Marketable Securities 2,326,282 2,045,979 Revenue 1,743,326 1,509,088 Fixed Assets 5,181,931 5,362,491 Fund Raising Expenses 68,183 67,117 Total 7,508,213 7,408,470 House Operations 1,448,822 1,295,236

Total Expenses 1,517,005 1,362.353

Liabilities and Net Assets 2007 2006 Increase in Net Assets 226.321 146,735 Notes Payable 300,000 400,000 Net Assets 7,208,213 7,008,470 Total 7,508,213 7,408,470 Our Families Come From... lher Counlnes 1% California 1% Olher Slales 3% Anzona 3%

2007 Income Individual 149,965 Idaho 32% Corporate 96,252 Utah 26% Foundation 269,799 Hospitals Served General 57,130 Other Hospitals 1% Allocations 92,132 DS Hospital 2% Events 500,662 Invest Income 73,761

Other 503,624 Shriners Hospftal13% Total 1,743,325

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Program 80% Administration gOk Fund Raising 11 % UndaArtman JennIfer BemiS Building Smith, Inc. '50~~ Terry Ash Ellyn and Craig Bennett Usa and Steve Bullock 'Dc~ Ashton Family Foundation Jeannine Bennett and Steve Creamer Ruth and Mack Bunderson Katherine and Edward Ashton Richard and Linda Bennett Lisa and L. David Burbidge A Child's World Leslie Ashton Bennett's Truck Source Carolyn and Bob Burgener A1 Rental and Sales, Inc, Aspen Water Bennion Jewelers Joan and Kent Burgan Actior'1 Donalior'1 Services Katherine Astin JoAnn and Don Benson Andrea and John Burke Adams Motor Company Pamela Atkinson Helen Baro and Richard VanWagoner Anne Burkholder Shawn and Lisa Adamson Margaret and James Avent Kale Besso Joanne Bumett Tara and Gregory Adondakis Robert K. Avery Margarel Besso Stephanie and Brian Burnside Jeanne Ahern Cllr!stopher Ayers Beth L. Daryl Davis Charitable Tina and Ken Burton Aim Administration B,W. Bastian Foundation Foundallon Margaret and Richard Busboom Albion Financial Group Backman TItle Bethlehem Shrine 1 Bush Sales &MFG. Inc. Vlrginla and Dominic Alba Badlands Fab & Machine Inc. Karen and Barney Bellilyon MarCie and Kenneth Bushling Bruce and Coralie Alder Cindy and Greg Bailey Bonnie and Rick Billings Angl and Jeff Buller Alder Construction Company Nancy Bailey Suzanne and Steven Bird Debby and Mike Bylund Katherine and Jack Alder Sarah Bailey Jill and KeVin Bishoff Tabrina and Greg Bystrom Bryan Allen Margaret and Dale Bain Karen and Gary Black C & R Management PIerre Alley Thelma and Robert Baker Jull and James Blanch Patricia Callahan Sophia Allcotl Bakery Chef LLC Chris and Rex Bluemel Calvin S. Smith Elementary Suzanne and Daniel Allred Jim Balla BMW of Murray Capital Church in the City Arlene and Sid Alvey Ballard Medical Products Boeing Company ECF Committee Jessica Caple Halsey Amanda Ballul Abyad Shriners Lorella and Jeff Bogaard Carbon Dinosaur Lodge 757 America First Credit Union Barna Companies Shauna Bona Cardon Healthcare America's Charities DIana Banks and Richard Lemons Mary and Joseph Bonacci Mart Cardon American Express Alethia Bapis Lewis Boynton and Sonja Penltila Carl and Dave Carlen American Express Foundation ElaIne Bapis Elaine and William Bowman Thomas Carley Amer'lnel Daneta and James Bardsley Linda and Jeffrey Boyd Stacey and Brandon Carlin Janis and Peter Andersen Marjorie and Brenl Barker Michael Boyer and Sara Winters Jennifer and Tommy Carpenter Susan Andersen Julie and William Barrett Nancy and John Boyle Sue and Jules Carraccl Mia and Kerry Anderson Barnett Leah and Matthew Barrington Glenda and Jim Bradley Carlisle and Philip Carroll Carol and Jim Anderson F.V. Barrus May Bradley and Tom Gerke Kristen Carroll and Steve Botl Dorothy Anderson Jill and Jed Barton Tom Bradley Glenda and Merrill Carson Dorothy and John Anderson Jane W Bauter and Susan Bauler Beverly Breen Laura and Scott Carter Frederick Anderson Adams Brenda and Jell Brewer Ailsa and Rick Casey Judy and Enc Anderson Rich and Kristin Bauler The Bride's Shop Castle Country Hydraulic and Supply Kate and Kent Anderson Joan Baxter Bridgeslone/Firestone. Inc. Castle Foundation Paul Anderson Rachel and Andrew Bebbington Cynthia and Randall Bright Pam Cha Shelley and Doug Anderson Teresa Beck Michael Brodsky Vickie and Mike Chaney Nancy and Brad Andes Chris and Mark Beck-McKay Jeff Broman, DDS Patrick Chapman Leilani Andrews Beclon Dickinson Janis Brown Elizabeth and Michael Chardack Aphrodite and Nicholas Angelldes Stephanie and Mark Bee Laurie and Frank Brown Chase Bank Anonymous Behan Management, LLC Margaret Brown Usa Chase Tammy and John Anton Dana and Tamara Bell Anita and SCott Bruno Rebecca and Martin Chavez-Houck Leila and Carl Armknecht Monica and Kennelh Bell Elizabeth and Christian Bryner Judy and Thurston Chavis Kim Amotd Sue and David Bello Laura and John Bucar Cathy Chee and Jarrell Lake Nancy Amold Missy and Alfredo Beltran KIm and Brent Budd EHeen Chee J50~ tj)~ Patricia and Dean Cottle Valerie Ann and Nicholas Dimas Susan and Perry Rne Tracy Gibbons Cottonwood High School Ken Dinshore James Finn Laura Gilchrisl and Chnstopher Undsey Gene Chidester Susan Couch Discover Card Carol and John Firmage Robert and Mary Gilchrist Susan Chilton, MD Mary Cowan-Klein Barbara and Dale Dodds Joan and John Rrmage J. Todd Gillins Patricia Christensen Wliliam and Nancy Craig Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc. First West Solutions C. Frances GlIImor Paula Christensen Doris and Obed Cramer DRH Enterprises Emily and Matthew Fisher Carroll Gilimor Shonie and DaUas Christensen Cream 0' Weber Cara Drury Kelly and Ethan Fisher Sophia and Edward L. Gillmor Taml and Curt Christensen Creative Ad Design DST Enterprises, Inc Lora and Greg Fillton Girl Scouts of Utah Troop 343 Michele and Erik Christiansen Herb Crittenden Beclly and Frederick Duberow Jeannette and Michael Flynn Glasmann Dudley Foundallon Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Geneve and Mark Cromar Valli G. and Stephen Durham Allan and Rebecca Keene Forde GMG,lnc. Saints Foundation Janel and Gerold Crook East Bait Bakery of Denver Donna and John Foreman Golden Spike Travelers Beneficial Financial Group Crown Lift Trucks Eastern Orthodox Christian Foundation Source Alvin Goldman Bonneville International Eileen Csontos Charities John Francis Sam and Janel Goldstein Corporalion - KSL Kari and Scoll Curry Eastern Utah Broadcast1ng Co. Laurl and Herman Franks Good Sam Squaw Peak Desere! Book Company Joy and Kevin Cutler Eastern Utah Con1rTlJrlty Credit Uniofl Michelle and Dan Franks Good Sam's Utah Trail Blazers Deseret Management D & T Landscaping Patti and Brent Eaton Deanna and David Free C. Lynn Goodale Corporation Paula and Troy D'Ambrosio Edith's Cafe Freeman Enterprises Unda and David Michael Gou{jer Deseret News Publishing Jacques D'Astous Kim Eichers Aurella Frei Marilyn and Joe Graham Company D.J. Management. Inc. Eighorn Ranch Fringe Benefit Analysts, LLC Julianne Grant The Joseph Smilh Memorial Nicola and Stephen Dahl Brenda and Bill Eisel Karia Frost Petrine and John Griffin Building Restaurants and Daimler Chrysler Financial Jeffrey Ellis Jason Fry Marylane and James Grisley Catering Services Americas LLC Ubby Ellis and Stuart Ruckman Jacllie and David Fuhrman Peggy and Peter Grisley Hawaii Reserves, Inc. Unda and Terry Daines Emma Eccles Jones Foundatlon L1esa and Ed Gabriel Karen and Mlchae! Groesbeck The Lion House DJane and John Dalla Mura EnergySolutJons Annette Gaiottl and Donald Gardner Group !Tons Securities Corporation Doris Dalton MaxIne Engstrom andAnita Jones Goldberg Rina and Juan Gutierrez. Cill Foundation Danaher OU Co Enrietto and Kallas Foundation Christina and Christopher Joy Hadley CKMC Enterprises, Ltd. Nan Dantz Julie and Kyle Enslin Gamvroulas Veronica Hagen Clark and Christine Ivory Foundation Ruth and Martin Danzig Nanene and WIlliam Epstein Carl and Steve Garcia BobAnn and Greg Hall Beveriy and Harlow Clark LOIi Daugherty and Michael Peacock Debora and Marshall Erb Margaret and Daniel Garcia Elleen and Ron Hall Marilyn and Dave Clark Alan and Cindy Davis Tammy Erdet Colin and Dee Gardner Stacey Hall Nicholas Clark Peggy De Azevedo Estilo Hair & Brow Salon Grelchen and Don Garnas Tamra Hall Pamela and Ronald Clem Bronlyn and Alexander De Haydu Dale Evans Linda and Alvah Garrett Tara and Robert Hall Clements Famlly Trust Amy and Ted De La Garza Dorothy F. Evans Faith Gartrell and Richard Hallstrom Foundation. Inc. CMK Enterprises Unda and Nathan Dean Judy and Gary Evans Schwartz. Mindy and John Halsy Coca Cola Company-Denver Roger Dean Gayle and Chip Everesl Rosemary and Thomas Gavan Dona Hancock Coldwell Banker Commercial Judy and Joel Deaton R.K. and M.J. Ewalt Glenn Gazdik Laurle and Dave Hanks Terri and Tyson Cole Candace and Thomas D. Dee Anne Faber Susan and Brian Gazewood Marie and Phil Hansen Ma~orie and Don Coleman Mindy and Tom Dehahl Laura Fain Judy and Paul Geiger Jamie and Chris Harding Anthony Coles Mary DeHerrera John Fang "net Usa sa~ang Joann and Michael Gemar Samuel Harkness Sid and Nick Colessides Bob Dellapenna Marcia and Dezso Famady Marie George Claudia and Rich Harman Community Nursing Services Deluxe Corporation Foundation Robynn Fausett PatriCia and DavId George Charla and Don Harris Community Volunteers of Utah Margaret and Craig Denton Marcia ~ and 0JJck I\IOOin George S. & Dolores Dore Robert Harris Condies Foods Inc. Jeanne and Palmer DePaulis Marion Felt Ecdes Foundation Deborah and Dennis Haslam Melissa and William Connelly Cathy and Robert Dern Merridith and Mark Feme William Gephardt and Carol Donna Hatch Vernon Osmond Cook Nicole and Kevin Despain FHC Foundation Gray-Gephardl Wendy and Scott Haupl Janet and Don Cooley Catherine deVries Fidelity-Charitable Fund Kristin Giaqulnta Megann and Dustin Heath Frank and LeslIe Corbett Dillard·s Mlchel Rlion and Rebecca Ring Jenifer and Mike Gibbons 23 J50~ ~ Douglas Hutchinson Joy and August Jung Sarah Leautaud Martin Brower Co. I.M.C,A, Justin MacDonald Memorial Fund Craig Lee Kathleen and Ronald Martin Susan Heath IHC Health Plans Kalif Shriners Aaonms Sheryl and Bruce LeFavie Fred Martinez Judy and Steve Healon Danena and Clyde Ike Catherine and Josh Kanter Debra and Scott LeFevre Lana and Robert Martino Kim and Anthony Heldreth Immigranl Enterprises Inc. Kanter Family Foundation Patricia Legant and Thomas Parks Angie and Jared Masacarenez Nell Helms Indian Hill Management Inc. Joann and Mike Katsanevas Jen and Lance Lehnhof Joan Mason Sandy and Chns Hemmel"