Thank You 2016–2017 Gratitude Report Be who you are, where you are… Alaska
NORTHERN LIGHTS OVER THE KNIK RIVER ANCHORAGE, AK Table of Contents
Letter from Leadership...... 4
Our Lives In Numbers...... 6
Grants, Scholarships, and Advocacy...... 10
Our Impact
Building Organizations...... 12
Supporting Students...... 16
Connecting Leaders ...... 20
United with Equity...... 23
2017 Grantees...... 25
2017 Scholars...... 28
Our Donors...... 29
Visionaries...... 43
Volunteers...... 45
Organizational Support...... 48
Financials...... 51
Staff & Board...... 52 Your generosity makes Pride Foundation’s work possible, and we want to share our heartfelt appreciation for all the ways you are helping to build a world where every single person’s humanity is protected and valued .
Pride Foundation was founded 32 years ago on the shoulders of generations of leaders who brought simple but revolutionary values to our movement: the courage to truly see one another, the compassion to recognize our shared humanity, and the conviction to show up every day to protect one another.
Nicole Browning We live in times of incredible progress and persistent backlash, when our long-awaited Board President gains in recognition, access, and equity are met with unrelenting efforts to roll them back. As our collective struggle plays out in courts, at the ballot box, and in public discourse, we find our lives threatened and erased. For those within our communities who continue to be targeted most, including people of color, transgender people, immigrants, and women, the harm is even greater.
Creating long-lasting, systemic change will take the courage, compassion, and conviction that have guided Pride Foundation since our doors first opened.
Through great changes and challenges, we have been honored to stand with you—exactly as you are. With your continued support and ongoing commitment to cultivate these values in ourselves, in our institutions, and in our communities—there is nothing we cannot achieve together.
Thank you for being part of the Pride Foundation family.
With pride,
Kris Hermanns Chief Executive Officer Nicole Browning Kris Hermanns
4 Be who you are, where you are… Idaho
SAND DUNES OF BRUNEAU DUNES STATE PARK MOUNTAIN HOME, ID Our Lives in Numbers
While data cannot tell the whole story Institutional Investment in LGBTQ Communities is Declining
of our lives, it provides a snapshot Despite the growing need for support and services, funding of how communities are impacted by from private, community, and corporate foundations for LGBTQ issues continues to be alarmingly low. While we have made inequality—and who is being impacted progress, our communities are still not invested in at the rate that is required to fully address the needs of everyone in most. It helps us see patterns that our community—or even close. guide our work to places and people Data Paints a Painful Picture that might otherwise be overlooked. of Impact
The data undeniably shows that LGBTQ people continue to face These numbers represent the real harsh conditions across many aspects of our lives, and this is especially true for elders, people of color, transgender people, lives of LGBTQ people in our region, youth, immigrants, and people living in rural communities. There are still too many people who do not have access to the and show the urgent need to deepen full equality we all deserve. Impacting these deep-rooted issues and creating lasting change takes focused effort—and resources. our work. (See page 6)
6 Nationwide, for every $100 awarded by foundations in the US, only 27¢ goes to LGBTQ issues .1
OUT OF
Despite growth in Pride Foundation’s funding in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington between 2011 and 2015, institutional funding for LGBTQ issues in the Northwest was cut in half.1 $4.8M $5M $ $4 .4M $ 23%
$ $3 .6M $2.4M $ Pride Foundation provides 23% $ $2 .6M of the institutional funding $2M 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 for LGBTQ communities in the Northwest .
7 The Story the Data Tells These are just some of the sobering examples that paint the picture of the all-too-real barriers LGBTQ people in the Northwest and across the country are currently facing .
CRIMINALIZATION POVERTY VIOLENCE and LGBTQ Youth2 and LGBTQ Older Adults3 and LGBTQ People4
LGBTQ youth only make up 1 out of 3 LGBTQ older adults live at 1 out of 5 hate crimes reported 7% of the population or below 200% of the federal poverty level in 2014 were against LGBTQ people
WITH AND
YET 40% of LGBTQ African American more than 8 out of 10 of those and Latinx older adults living at or below were against LGBTQ people of color they make up 20% of 200% of the federal poverty level the youth who are incarcerated
AND AND 48% of transgender older adults Of the LGBTQ people killed in the US 85% of them are living at or below 200% from 2012-15, 53% were LGBTQ youth of color of the federal poverty level transgender women of color
8 The need, and our mission, is clear: we must work to ensure that the humanity of every single person in our community is fully recognized, valued, and protected.
Our community’s response to growing injustices has been to mobilize, respond, and resist. We know that it is our resilience that will change these numbers—and, in turn, the lives of the people in our community.
9 GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS
We invest in organizations and programs that meet We provide essential financial resources and the needs of LGBTQ youth, adults, seniors, and community support to LGBTQ and allied students families across the Northwest. across the Northwest.
From urban cities to rural towns, we know that the landscape While much has changed for the LGBTQ community in recent for equality in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington years, this support has remained critical since the scholarship varies significantly. program was established more than two decades ago.
With an emphasis on reducing the growing disparities and Pride Foundation scholars have incredibly varied educational inequities facing our community, we partner with local leaders goals and lived experiences, representing the rich diversity within and nonprofits to invest in strategies and solutions that support our community. Many have been bullied or isolated—in some people in their home communities. cases forced out of their homes—because of who they are. Receiving a Pride Foundation scholarship connects students to Funds granted to support LGBTQ equality a wider community of support, providing important affirmation since our founding 32 years ago...... $67,603,932 and encouragement.
Grants awarded to nonprofit partners since 1985 ...... 5,663 Since our scholarship program Our funding supports the breadth of critical and timely issues began in 1993: impacting LGBTQ people, including: Workplace equality Funds invested in LGBTQ and ally students...... $4,823,227 Safe schools Scholarships awarded. l,739 Healthcare access HIV & AIDS support and prevention Volunteers that reviewed scholarships . 3,242 Food and housing security Education access Scholarship funds established...... 84
10 Key examples of our advocacy efforts ADVOCACY in 2016-2017:
I-1552 in Washington This initiative sought to repeal longstanding anti-discrimination Pride Foundation was founded during the HIV & protections for transgender Washingtonians, but was defeated AIDS crisis in the 1980s to help build a better world through the collaboration of three campaigns, each of which for LGBTQ people—one that not only recognizes Pride Foundation was a founding member. Washington Won’t our humanity, but protects it. Convincing our Discriminate, TRANSform Washington, and WA SAFE Alliance government to help achieve this vision was, and focused on public education, cross-sector coalition-building, remains, no small task. and engagement of grassroots groups.
Our rights have been denied in countless ways over the years, Montana Locker Room Privacy Act and there are no guarantees that the gains we have made Alongside local partners, Pride Foundation mobilized LGBTQ are permanent. We know that rights are not won in a singular Montanans and allies to come out in force against statewide moment—but must instead be protected continuously. legislation targeting transgender people—resulting in this discriminatory bill failing in a bipartisan vote. While thoughtful and intentional grantmaking is core to our identity, the current political climate makes it increasingly Anchorage Non-Discrimination Ordinance Repeal important for foundations to engage in public education and These efforts sought to repeal Anchorage’s recently-passed advocacy efforts. anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQ Alaskans. Pride Foundation, our community partners, and local activists We must use every strategy at our disposal to advocate for a utilized public education and advocacy efforts to defeat better world, including our institutional voice. It is this advocacy this disastrous measure. and education that helped humanize our community during the HIV & AIDS crisis and win marriage equality. Workplace Equality through Shareholder Advocacy Pride Foundation has successfully worked with 26 companies Pride Foundation will continue to work on the ground across to add anti-discrimination protections to their employment our region to defend and advance equality through policies, policies, impacting more than 3.3 million employees worldwide. initiatives, and legislation that will impact our communities for These policies remain critical in places like Alaska, Idaho, and years to come. Montana, where people can still be legally fired for being LGBTQ.
11 BUILDING ORGANIZATIONS
A Family’s Turn at Freedom in an Unsettling Time
Johnny* and his parents are migrant workers in rural Southeastern Idaho. As a 19-year-old undocumented Latino gay man, Johnny and his family long dreamt of the day when they would become U.S. citizens.
*A pseudonym has been used to protect this person's identity .
DATA SNAPSHOT: IMMIGRATION
Approximately 3,500 LGBTQ refugees arrive in the country annually.
An additional 1,250 are granted asylum every year .5 12 “When you look someone in the eye who is distressed, especially in this moment of political uncertainty, and you can offer assistance—that is an amazing feeling. That is community.”
Joe Kibbe Board Member, The Community Center
For years, Johnny and his family tried repeatedly to earn their “Since January, we’ve witnessed a massive surge in ICE (U.S. citizenship, but with no success. Even though the uncertainty of having Immigration and Customs Enforcement) raids, in places where, prior an undocumented status was problematic, their situation as a family to the election, raids were unheard of—including in schools, churches, had largely felt manageable. and courthouses. Now is just a very unsettling time to be an immigrant, a person of color, an LGBTQ person of color, or anyone perceived Then everything changed after the election in November 2016. as different.”
“They began witnessing their family and friends being rounded up,” Compelled by the Idaho Legislature’s recent failure to pass a bill recalls Joe Kibbe, a board member of The Community Center (TCC), targeting undocumented immigrants, Johnny and his parents decided the LGBTQ center in Boise. to apply for citizenship one last time. Continued on page 12…
There are an estimated Nearly one-third of LGBTQ 904,000 LGBTQ immigrants immigrants are undocumented.6 in the Unites States.6
13 BUILDING ORGANIZATIONS (continued)
This time, Johnny and his family knew they needed help navigating Their unwavering love and perseverance in the face of fear and the complex and frustrating citizenship process—one that is known to discrimination sustained their family and created a bond that was require equal parts diligence, patience, and luck. Unsure of where to unbreakable—and it also made their dream of citizenship become go, they learned that TCC was partnering with Idaho Organizing Project a reality. to host a Citizenship Day event in Twin Falls in April. “With their papers in hand and tears in their eyes, Johnny and his Ninety immigrants and refugees—including Johnny and his parents— family stood in line for five hours waiting for what they called ‘a turn at came from across Idaho to receive volunteer assistance with their freedom,’” Joe remembers. “They watched closely while we processed citizenship application paperwork, and Pride Foundation Rapid their information and then embraced in a big hug when it was done.” Response Funds were used to cover application fees. Fifteen of the applicants openly identified as LGBTQ. And this spring, their dream finally came true: Johnny and his parents became US citizens. During the event, Johnny’s parents explained that Johnny often experiences fear and persecution for being both an immigrant Smiling, Joe reflected, “When you look someone in the eye who is and gay. distressed, especially in this moment of political uncertainty, and you can offer assistance—that is an amazing feeling. That is community.” ● “They said, ‘We love our son, our whole son, for who he is.’”
DATA SNAPSHOT: IMMIGRATION (continued)
LGBTQ detainees are Transgender women in particular are frequently 15 times more likely placed in solitary confinement inside men’s detention to be assaulted in centers, and denied access to gender-appropriate detention.7 clothing, health care, and hormones.8
14 COMMUNITY IMPACT
Anti-Violence 3% Your support builds the capacity 3% Legal of local organizations to address Community Organizing 15% 6% Housing/Homelessness the issues that matter most to 7% Training/ our community . Public Education
Grant dollars awarded in 2017: Social Services 15% 7% Health Services $6,856,666 Areas of Focus Number of organizations funded: 8% School/Education 296 Advocacy 13% 11% Arts
12% HIV & AIDS
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Officers detain LGBTQ immigrants at a significantly higher rate than computer automated systems recommend .
The computer automated system ICE officials elect to detain recommends detention for vs. 90% of LGBTQ immigrants.9 18% of LGBTQ immigrants.9
15 SUPPORTING STUDENTS
Changing Medical Education: Competent and Compassionate Health Care
“I have been called ‘it’ and wounded by people’s “There is a lack of exposure and understanding,” Peek reflects with a words more often than I care to count,” recalls deep sigh. “I have had to grow a much thicker skin.” Dr. Peek Ehlinger, an openly transgender resident This experience and the experiences of LGBTQ patients in Alaska and in the Alaska Family Residency Program. beyond prompted Peek and a group of colleagues to develop, with support from a Pride Foundation grant, a holistic and comprehensive Throughout their four years of medical school in Minnesota and first residency curriculum to help family practitioners better serve their year of residency in Alaska, Peek experienced many disheartening LGBTQ patients. moments—as a student, as a physician, and as a patient.
DATA SNAPSHOT: HEALTH CARE ACCESS FOR TRANSGENDER PEOPLE
One-third of the transgender people surveyed who saw a health care provider in the past year reported having at least one negative experience related to being transgender, with higher rates for people of color and people with disabilities .10
16 With the goal of creating the most robust residency curriculum of its kind, few would have expected this groundbreaking resource to begin in Alaska. Medical schools in the United States currently only dedicate, on average, five hours of training focused on serving LGBTQ patients during a three-year residency. This lack of education often translates to uninformed care and—for LGBTQ patients sitting on paper-lined examination tables across the country—the impact can be deeply harmful and long-lasting.
More than half of LGBTQ people report facing discrimination from a health care provider—ranging from misgendering, to denial of service and even sexual or physical assault—and one in four transgender respondents report being completely refused medical care by a provider. As a result, nearly one quarter of transgender people report postponing necessary medical care because they fear discrimination from those who are tasked with caring for them.
Dr. Annie Derthick, a Pride Foundation Scholar Alum and clinical psychologist with Providence Family Medicine Center, is partnering with Peek to develop this life-changing curriculum. Continued on page 16… Dr. Annie Derthick (left) and Dr. Peek Ehlinger (right)
23% of respondents did not see 55% of those who sought coverage a doctor when they needed to for transition-related surgery because of fear of being mistreated in the past year were denied.10 as a transgender person.10
17 SUPPORTING STUDENTS COMMUNITY IMPACT (continued)
With passion in her eyes, Annie describes the critical need for this Your commitment makes it possible for work, “For as long as I can remember, there’s been a desire among my students to reach their full potential . colleagues to better serve the LGBTQ community.” Scholarship dollars awarded in 2017 in Alaska, Idaho, “We need to figure this out because our patients often have nowhere Montana, Oregon, and Washington: else to go.”
The curriculum, which will be finalized this year and made available to $454,000 to l09 students other family medicine residencies across the country, will include
lectures and peer-reviewed resources. But it will also call upon health 2017 scholars who grew up in a rural area...... 47% care providers to fundamentally change their mindset.
“It’s about not making assumptions about people,” Peek explains. 2017 scholars who have experienced or are “Not assuming what kind of care they need or the gender of sexual 46% currently experiencing homelessness ...... partners based on the sex listed on a chart.”
LGBTQ patients deserve competent and compassionate care no matter 2017 scholars who are first-generation where they live—and Peek and Annie are working tirelessly with the 29% college students ...... Alaska Family Residency Program to make this a reality. ●
DATA SNAPSHOT: HEALTH CARE ACCESS FOR TRANSGENDER PEOPLE (continued)
One in four respondents experienced a problem with their insurance in the past year related to being transgender, such as being denied coverage for care related to gender transition.10
18 SCHOLAR REFLECTION
Finding His Own Way
“In high school I was a socially anxious, gay teenager in Eastern Washington and one of the only people of color or LGBTQ people. Organizing was how I built community,” reflects Mike Penhallegon, a 2017 Pride Foundation Scholar.
An organizer and self-described lover of history and data, Mike believes all equity work must be driven forward with historical, qualitative, and quantitative data.
“People know that LGBTQ people and people of color face inequities. But when we learn to tell our stories using data—whether we’re talking about rates of violence, discrimination, homelessness, or any other issue—we gain new insights into these inequities.”
This belief led Mike to study at Evergreen in hopes of eventually becoming an epidemiologist. He is currently an intern at Fred Hutch for the HIV Vaccine Trials Network. Because Mike’s passion for equity finds roots in history, receiving the Brian M. Day Scholarship at Pride Foundation means Mike Penhallegon more to him than the financial support it offers. Pride Foundation Scholar
“Brian is an inspiration to me in my activism—a black, HIV+ gay man in the early 90s, he found his own way to overcome the racism and bias he experienced in the Northwest. Our movements for justice stand on the shoulders of activists like Brian.”
DATA SNAPSHOT: HIV & AIDS If current HIV diagnosis rates continue…
1 in 6 white men 1 in 2 black/African American men 1 in 4 Latino men who have sex with men will be who have sex with men will be who have sex with men will be diagnosed in their lifetime.11 diagnosed in their lifetime.11 diagnosed in their lifetime.11
19 CONNECTING LEADERS
A Community Approach to Ending Youth Homelessness
Doctors looked Alex in the eyes and explained that depression and anxiety were just passing phases. Teachers dismissed Alex as an overly emotional teen. Even a desperate suicide note to Alex’s high school English teacher was chalked up as insincere dramatics.
DATA SNAPSHOT: YOUTH HOMELESSNESS
An estimated 1.6 million youth are homeless each year .12
Alex, Speaker at MT Summit on Youth Homelessness 20 “I felt like I was crying for help my whole life,” said Alex, who still remembers the shame, frustration, and loneliness of sitting outside the “People were actually asking me for policy principal’s office day after day for what teachers called inappropriate and program recommendations to behavior. “But I felt like no one was willing to help me. I felt like no one was listening.” implement. We, the other LGBTQ youth That changed last fall when Alex walked on stage and spoke to attendees of the first-ever Summit on Youth Homelessness in and me, were the experts.” Montana, an audience that included Montana Governor Steve Bullock. Alex Homeless since dropping out of high school as a junior, Alex was Speaker at MT Summit on Youth Homelessness overwhelmed by the response. “Finally, someone was listening. Finally, I was being heard.” overlooked problem: the overrepresentation of LGBTQ youth and “People were actually asking me for policy and program recommenda- youth of color among the state’s homeless population. Officials tions to implement. We, the other LGBTQ youth and me, were estimate that more than 3,000 children in Montana are currently the experts.” homeless.
The conference—sponsored by Pride Foundation, the Poverello Center, Alex told Summit attendees about the lack of resources available and Pride Foundation grantee, Empower Montana—brought together to unstably housed LGBTQ youth in the state and the lack of educators, non-profit leaders, politicians, and LGBTQ youth and young knowledge among youth about what resources are available— adults experiencing homelessness to address a tragic and too often particularly LGBTQ-friendly resources. Continued on page 20…
LGBTQ youth only make up 7% of up to 40% of them are LGBTQ.12 YET the general youth population.12
21 CONNECTING LEADERS COMMUNITY IMPACT (continued)
Alex shared the heartbreak LGBTQ teens feel when they survey the Your generosity connects leaders who are landscape and see no friendly faces or welcoming places. This sharing best practices, fostering collaboration, is even the case in urban areas like Missoula, where Alex lived when and aligning around common goals for becoming homeless. greater impact . The Summit prompted the creation of a task force that is working to remove legal barriers that undermine efforts to help at-risk youth. Last year, Pride Foundation helped organize: For example, under current state law, parental consent is required to provide programming and services to youth. For many young a Summit on Youth Homelessness people, this law is not a problem. But for LGBTQ youth like Alex whose housing instability is rooted in strained parental relationships, in Montana attended by more than this law can mean the difference between sleeping in a safe space, 50 representatives and sleeping on the street. from nonprofits, businesses, local and state government, and The Summit also helped create a stronger network of organizations faith institutions who are working to address the needs of to support LGBTQ youth experiencing homelessness, with Empower youth experiencing homelessness across the state. Montana and Pride Foundation acting as hubs.
“People wanted to help, but they didn’t know how,” said Alex, now 22 and in stable housing which offers the opportunity to engage in a l50+ Businesses in Montana favorite hobby—cooking. participated in the Open to All – LGBTQ Supportive “Now, finally, I am seeing the start of something really great.” ● Business Initiative
22 Equity Foundation Pride Foundation
United with Equity: A Merger to Propel Change in Oregon
For 27 years, Equity Foundation, our peer LGBTQ community foundation in Oregon, has worked alongside us to create a more equitable Oregon. This year, we announced that we unified our philanthropic efforts, and Equity Foundation became part of Pride Foundation’s regional network.
This merger strengthens our ability to connect our communities, spark new efforts, and amplify ideas that will allow all of us to live safely, openly, and genuinely.
Now, more than ever, we need to come together to make sure we all feel safe and connected throughout the Northwest. This partnership brings us closer to realizing that vision.
23 Be who you are, where you are… Montana
THE MILKY WAY OVER REYNOLDS MOUNTAIN GLACIER NATIONAL PARK, MT With support from generous donors and dedicated volunteers, Pride 2017 Foundation has granted a total of $6,822,160 to 195 organizations advancing LGBTQ equality in the last year . This includes our community GRANTEES grants program, donor designated, and donor advised funds .
Alaska YWCA – Great Falls Washington Alaska Family Medicine Residency Zootown Arts Community Center Arts Fund Alaskan AIDS Assistance Association Atlantic Street Center Identity, Inc. Oregon Bailey-Boushay House Astoria Music Festival Blue Mountain Heart to Heart Idaho Beyond These Walls Broadview Community United Church of Christ ACLU of Idaho Foundation Bradley Angle Camp Ten Trees Goodwill Industries of the Inland NW Cascade AIDS Project Cardea Services Idaho Gender Network Friendly House Inc/ SAGE Metro Portland Care to Help Project Idaho State University Gender Resource Center HIV Alliance Cedar River Clinics North Idaho AIDS Coalition Human Dignity Coalition Center for Children and Youth Justice Safe Passage Immigration Counseling Service Central Area Senior Center The Community Center Inc Lotus Rising Changes Parent Support Network Wassmuth Center for Human Rights Mercy Corps Dept W Children's Home Society of WA Oregon Attorney General’s Sexual Assault Cocoon House Montana Oregon Safe Schools & Communities Coalition Communities in Schools of Federal Way Bridgercare Oregon Symphony Community Pride Walla Walla PFLAG Oregon Central Coast Empower MT Companis Q Center Grace UMC Consejo Safe Harbors Great Falls LGBTQ+ Center Coupeville Foundation for Public Schools Sankofa Collective Northwest Montana Human Rights Network Crooked Trails Shangri-La Oregon MSUN Multicultural Center Downtown Emergency Services Center Trans*Ponder Rainbow Coffee House Elizabeth Gregory Home Unite Oregon Western Montana LGBT Community Center Entre Hermanos
25 Farestart Lifewire Recovery Café Food Lifeline Mockingbird Society Roots Young Adult Shelter Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Foundation Museum of History and Industry Seattle Art Museum Gay City Health Project NAMIWalks Washington Seattle Children’s Theatre Global Partnerships National Council of Jewish Women Seattle Counseling Service Greater Spokane Progress National Queer Asian Pacific Islander Alliance Seattle Men’s/Women’s Chorus Greater Tacoma Community Foundation (NQAPIA) Seattle Parks Foundation Grist Nature Conservancy of Washington Seattle Public Library GSBA Nonprofit Assistance Center Seattle University Habitat for Humanity – East Jefferson County Northwest Harvest Seattle Young People’s Project Habitat for Humanity – East King County Northwest Immigrant Rights Project Skagit PFLAG Holocaust Center for Humanity Oasis Youth Center Skagit Valley YMCA Ignation Resource Center Odyssey Youth Movement South Whidbey Schools Foundation Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center Olympic Music Festival Spokane AIDS Network Intiman Theatre Omprakash Foundation Stonewall Youth Jefferson Land Trust Pacific Northwest Ballet Studio Learning The Jewish Day School of Metropolitan Seattle PAWS Swedish Heart and Vascular Institute – Jewish Family Service Peace & Justice Action League Spokane Swedish Medical Center Foundation JM Perry Institute of Trades Industries and Agriculture Peace for the Streets by Kids from the Streets Teen Feed Jubilee Women’s Center Peace Trees Vietnam Temple Beth Am KBCS – Bellevue Community College PFLAG Benton/Franklin Thin Air Community Radio KBTC Association PGM For Appropriate Technology in Health Three Dollar Bill Cinema KCTS Public TV Pierce County AIDS Foundation Town Hall King FM, 98.1 Pigs Peace Sanctuary University Congregational Housing Association KNKX Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest University Congregational United Church of Christ KUOW 94.9 FM Plymouth Healing Communities University Unitarian Church Landesa Plymouth Housing Group UTOPIA Seattle Lazy F Camp & Retreat Center Port Townsend Food Bank – UW World Series Legal Aid for Washington Fund Port Townsend Community Center Ventures Legal Voice Q Youth Resources Washington State Budget & Policy Center LGBTQ Allyship Rainbow Center Washington Women in Need Lifelong AIDS Alliance Real Change Whim W’him Dance Company
26 Win/Win Network Doctors Without Borders Oxfam America Wing Luke Museum Earthjustice Parents & Friends of Lesbians & Gays (PFLAG) Women’s Funding Alliance Faith in Public Life Partners in Health Yakima Neighborhood Health Services Freedom Center for Social Justice Planned Parenthood Federation of America Inc. Youthcare Friends Committee on National Legislation Planned Parenthood of the Heartland YWCA of Clark County Education Fund Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation Project Inform Other States Gay, Lesbian, Straight Education Network RespectAbility USA, a Project of Autism Society ACLU Foundation Inc. Heifer International Serenity Hospice and Home Adler University International Rescue Committee Sierra Club AFP Foundation for Philanthropy Jesuit Volunteer Corps Small Business Majority Foundation Alzheimer’s Association Lambda Legal Defense & Education Fund Smile Train American Cancer Society Mazon Smith College School of Social Work AMFAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research National Center for Lesbian Rights Southern Poverty Law Center Amnesty International National LGBTQ Task Force That Man May See Amy’s Treat Natural Resources Defense Council Tricycle the Buddhist Review Annie’s Hope Nature Conservancy The Trustees of Columbia University in the City of Brandeis University New Israel Fund New York Carolina Friends School New Mexico State University Foundation UCLA Film & TV Archive Columbia Law School Association Orangutan Outreach Wesleyan University Council on Foreign Relations Outright Action International Witness Change Diverse and Resilient Outserve-SLDN YWCA of Southeast Wisconsin
27 Pride Foundation’s 2016 scholars are current and emerging leaders in the 2017 LGBTQ and straight ally community . Scholars play an important role in deepening understanding of LGBTQ issues, supporting our community, SCHOLARS and advocating for cultural change . They are the face of our future .
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$25,000 or more Michael Kleer* Dennis C. Johnson Christopher Economakos Anonymous (2) Jason Lamb & Alan Kristal Christopher Keyser & Steven Casteele Ellen Ferguson & Diana Sill Cheryl Beighle & Stephen Schroeder Paul Lenehan & Jonathan Warn Martin Lantz Bobak Ghaheri & Kristi Buxton Ronald G. Brey* and Richard Mills Jim Miersma & Bill Hammer Mental Wellness Foundation Michael S. Hampton John Dagres & Jack Odell Karen Mudd* & Monica de Baca Leigh Morgan Kris Hermanns* & Merri Baldwin Bob Evans* & Steve Davis Carlo Scandiuzzi Doug Morgenson & Dan Tibbits Peter D. Hiatt & Ron Huden Pam Foster & Liz Austin Fund Linda Scoccia Nancy S. Nordhoff & Lynn Hays Jason J. Hunke* & Rich Nolle Alex Jacks Gary Southerton & David Isla Marschel Paul* & Margaret Sutro Celia Hunko Jerry Jordheim♥ J. Thompson & J. Wittrock Don Powell Brent Johnson Julie Shapiro & Shelly F. Cohen Paul Tripp & Mark Weber J. Ritchie & Mark Linvill Rebecca Laszlo & Sara Intriligator Todd & Teresa Silver James VanderMeer Chet Robachinski & Jerry Slipman Carol Kerley & Linda Dunham Nicholas Utzinger & John Rochford Chris Walker & Chad Pluid Robert Roblee & Ron Johnson Lee Ann* & Colleen Martinson Estate of Ric Weiland Chiquita Rollins Sam McVeety & Jordan Goldwarg $5,000 – $9,999 The Frank W. Ross Family Curtis Meyers $10,000 – $24,999 Anonymous (1) Orange Square Anonymous (1) Mika Albright $2,500 – $4,999 Steve Parsons Steve Alexander Paul Beaudet* & David Wertheimer* Anonymous (3) Pete Pinney Angie Buysse & Cynthia Per-Lee Aiko Bethea Joyce M. Allen* & Jessica Lynn Peter Shalit & Bob Clark Leigh & Leslie Dolin Bill Dickey Ben Bakkenta* & Eric Snow Allison Smith & Dana Luce William S. Etnyre Estate of Ed Estes Phoenix Benner Jeffrey Stolz & Tim O’Connor Douglas Exworthy* & Kent Poush Jason J. Fussell* & Robert Heuer Jason Bergevin* & Kelly Abner Andrew Suter-Morris
William L. Fleming* Rex Himes Michael Dale David Thorpe, CPA* & Gary Hollander & Paul Mandracchia♥ Rocky Horan & Frank Rojas Geraldine V. Cole* Geoff Greenlee, DDS, MSD
* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 29 $1,000 – $2,499 Tuyen Hoang Marj Press* Mary Willis Anonymous (2) Darren Hoerner Thomas U. Rachal, Jr. Carl Wilson Harry Anderson & Terry Bible John Holliday & Glenn Lawler Scott & Katie Renschler Helen Hanna Wise♥ Bill Bengston & Robert Durff Emilie Jackson-Edney* Tom Retan Dwayne Witzel & Gregory Baumgardner Peter Bergler & Brent Haynes Brady Jensen & Mario Cristancho Jean Rietschel & Lois Thetford Scot Bishop-Walker & Corey Payne Eric Jones & Dan Monasterio Robert A. Riopelle $500 – $999 Timothy Bradbury Anna Kaminski & Teresa Murphy Elias Rojas* Anonymous (3) Bobbe & Jon Bridge Katelen Kellogg* & Joe Hatcher Margaret Rosenthal & Sarah Jessup Thomas Azzarella Jennifer Bromagen & Andrew Scott E.J. Kilgore & J.R. Pierce Jeff Sakuma* & Ron Pederson Barbara Bailey* Bromagen Daryl J. King & Todd G. Hagan Michael P. Schaefer Ted A. Bash Chanda Carlson* & Janice Wall Quentin King & Glen Kriekenbeck Julie Schmidt & Gayle Schuh Richard Bell Bryan Cline* Seth Kirby* & Anna Shelton Fred Schoen* ♥ Don & Karen Berry Scott Clyde Keiko Koizumi* Beverly Ann Scott & Courtney Brad Bigelow & Mark Schwab-Bigelow Oliver Colbert & Eric Olson Monica Landry Mike Scott* & Cullen Brady Wayne W. Bitterman Celeste Cole Danette K. Leonhardi* Seattle Men’s Chorus/ Trish Blanchard Frances & Gerald Conley Ricardo Lopez & Glen Hemingson Seattle Women’s Chorus Jabez Blumenthal & Julie Edsforth Isiaah Crawford & Kent Korneisel Hannah Love Steve Sheehy & Davis Bergmann Don Botts & Don Anderson Bill Darby & Zane T. Van Kirk♥ Dean Lynch & Michael P. Flannery Sharon Shoemaker James Braden Catherine & Phil Davis Melanie Lyons* & Tina Bechler Audra & Bill Shropshire Nathaniel Brown Peggy Dolane* Deborah Maria Abigail St. Lawrence Anne & Nicole Browning* AJ Epstein Susie* & Al Matsuura Jennifer Steele & Jon Hoekstra Natalie M. Cain Sally Exworthy & Jan Scott Karen Meyer & C.K. Haun Larry Stonesifer & Ron Angress Victor Carlson Jeff Gaisford & Brian Parker Linda Moore* & Leigh Anderson Stuart J. Stuple & Bjoern-Erik Hartsfvang Tylene Carnell* M Garton Kevin J. Mossier Foundation Tim Sweeney Scott Carnz Reed Gibson Greg Mullins* Löki Gale Tobin & Walker Gusse Ken Cederstrand Rebecca Gonzales Martha Norberg & Kris Cappel Cheryl & David Ethan Trooskin-Zoller Steven Cervantes Steve Gunn Ellen Nusblatt Sara & Loren Tvedt Louise Chernin* & Mary Klein Matthew D. Haggerty, L.M.P & Karl Otto Friends of Patricia Van Kirk Frank Chopp & Nancy Long Marc Stiles Sharon E. Parkman Jim Vegher & John Grigsby Anne Xuan Clark Jeff Harder Scot R. Partlow* & Dean A. Kralios Christopher Vermilion Harriett Cody & Harvey Sadis Rayhan S. Hasan Justin Pava & Cora Anderson Lora Volkert Bob Cook Sue Hawthorne & Adel Johnson Christopher Petrilli Wakefield* Catherine & Ned Cooney Lee Heck & Bill McGee Janice Pickard & Anne Harvey Michael Westrick Charmian Creagle & Sean Doran Lucy Lee Helm Laura Pierce* & Heidi Neff Adrian Wieland & Kim Stone Nicole Cundiff*
* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 30 DONOR REFLECTION
Joel C. Davis & Shawn Holman Anne Levinson Estate of Brian Day Kerry Lobel & Marta Drury Deborah DeWolfe & Kate Stewart Dawn & Scott Lockwood Jo Durand & Melinda Petersen Ted Lord* & Chris Cooper Becoming a parent
Sara Elward* Theresa Lourde made me think more Kenneth Ewert Robert Lux about the kind of world Cynthia Rae Fargo Patricia D. Mail Linda T. Finn Caroline Maillard & Kate Roosevelt we are leaving behind Jon Frank & Dan Lane Jennifer Waldron & Camille Mayeux for our children— T. Luis & Amy Galvan Kimberley McCollim especially mine, Brandy (right), Elana, and Wendy Goffe Ronald Minter their son Asher who is being raised David Goldman & Linda Blackwell Chuck Mize by two moms. I’m Layne Mortensen & Rick Griswold Claire & Paul Grace involved with Pride Foundation because I want to make Jeff Graham and John Longres* Sarah Moseley a meaningful impact on that world. Stacia Green & Martha Dale Estate of Jack Motteler Morgan Halvorson Jill Murray While my wife, Elana, and I support other issues that are George M. Hampton, Jr.* Eric & Julie Nelson important to us, we focus our giving on Pride Foundation. Roy Hamrick & Stephen Carstens Rebecca Nerison Even after winning marriage equality, the struggle Thomas Harris & Brian Mahieu Drew Ness & Alex Ma-Lee Rhonda Hauff John French & Craig Norton for actual lived equality is still pressing. There are Jeffrey Hedgepeth* & John Medlin Denise Novoselksi people who continue to stand against equality—against Josh Hemsath* Marcie Osborn our family’s very existence—and they are unrelenting Douglas Holley & Deborah Oyer & Tom Weeks in their efforts. Christopher Nickelsen Larry & Lucille Pasco Bob Jacobs & Mark Oliver Alex Pava* & Clif Marr For us, it is personally, professionally, and financially Mike Jarvis & Craig Larson Dan Phelan & Chris Mulready critical to stay invested, and not become complacent. Kim & Lori Kaiser Brandy* & Elana Pirtle-Guiney Diane Kaplan & Mel Sather Lee Powelson We are proud monthly sustainers of Pride Foundation, William Kaufman Geoffrey T. Prentiss and we appreciate knowing that each of our dollars
Glenn Kellogg Peter Rachor is being maximized for our community and making the Patty Knight* Rainbow City Band world a place where all children can thrive. Laurie Kops Phyllis Rhodes & Pamela Richter Josh LaMar Rose Roetto Brandy Pirtle-Guiney Terry L. Latner Michael Rosellini Portland, Oregon
31 Bryan Ruppert & David Green Jean-Paul Willynck* Susan Anderson & Kevin Tripp Jonathan Barnard Ted Ryberg & Bob Williams Jimbo Worm* Susan Anderson-Krueger Morgan Barney Cliff & Debbie Schenk Shelly Wozniak & Cady Lister Lisa & David Andrews Claire Baron Stephen L. Schenzel Ekongi Yancy Judge Marlin Appelwick Amy Barton Michael Shiosaki* & Ed Murray Anne Appleby Ken Bass David Showalter $1 – $499 Virga Arambarri Michael & Debby Bates Mary Lou Siebert* Anonymous (35) Michael Arceneaux & Scottland Jacobson Mary Batterson Jane Simoni & Karina Walters Jason T. Adams Kathleen & Tommy Arends Marsha & Max Baumeister Jean Singer* & Dyanne Sheldon William Seth Adams & Joseph Armes William Bayer Katherine & Ken Siqueland Amy Donohue-Adams Blair E. Armistead Ronald Bayer Charles Sitkin Peter Addy Shannon Arnold Terence Beck Gregory Smith* & Ken Spencer David Adkins-Brown Mindi Askelson Gillian & Theresa Beck van Heemstra Tara Smith* & Ahmed Amin Mya Agee Suzanne Asmus Jordan Beckwith Carl L. Snook EJ Agoot* Ronald L. Attrell Andrew Beeks Nathan Sobers & Michael Kuntz Megan Ahiers & Shawn Belyea Greg & Vicki Aubol Thomas Scott Begich The Sogge Family Foundation Laura Ahola-Young & Rick Young Scott Augustson Kathy Belge Aubrey Hart Sparks* Kathleen Albro Alli Auldridge* & Sunny Bjerk John Bell & Jomarie Meade Cap J. Sparling Anastasia R. Aldecoa& Barb Lee Kris Auza Candace Bell Lisa Speare Rebecca Alexander Bonnie Avery Ramon & Linda Beluche Elaine Spencer & Dennis Forsyth Claire & Lee Alexander Rhonda Ayala Barb & Jim Benish Trevor Storrs & Steve Smith Heather Algren & Frank Marcoline Jefferey Babauta Estate of Faygele ben Miriam Gayle Stringer & Nancy Nickelson Raul Alicdan Catherine Bachy* & Margaret Giffels Bryce Bennett Shelley Sullivan Carolyn Allen Glenn Bafia & Kirk Petersen Ryan Berg Michel Tallichet Yash Allimuthu Richard M. Baker John Berg & Robert Roth* Kevin Teeley & Greg Stair Cynthia Allison-Billmeyer Eugene & Cheryl Baker Monica Berger Bob & Mimi Terwilliger Robyn & Josh Alper Nathan & Tracy Baker Stephanie Berglund Estate of William Teska Sarah Alvarez Janet & Ed Bala Joe Bernard and Justin Sian Stewart Tolnay & Patty Glynn Janet & Alex Alviar Carol & Mike Balasa Dani & Rachel Bernstein Janice Van Cleve Elizabeth Ames Tina Ball Kelley Bevans Matt Wallace & Chris Luz Emmy Anderson Barton Ballantyne & Raul Davila Ryan Biava Stephen Walsh Ian Anderson Bev Balliett & Ruth Szilagyi Courtney Bird Pam Weeks & Pamm Hanson N J Anderson Vernon Barback David Bird Travis Wilkins Tiffany Anderson & Marco Downs Mary Barbee & Anna Cairns Bob & Sheryl Bjerk Craig Williams* & Daniel McGlothlen Sarah Anderson & Elizabeth Dale John Barker Nelly Blacker Hanson
* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 32 Pavel Blagov Jamar & Steven Brown Connie Campbell-Pearson & Thomas Cherry
Joanna Boatman Michael Brown & Roxanne Klingensmith Grace Chien
Robin* & Stephen Boehler Arezou Arefi-Afshar Hope Candanoza Olivia Childress-White Gretchen & Stephen Bollens Ronnie Brown Tricia Carli Michelle Childs
Leah Bolotin & Doreen Lyne Sue Ann Brown Kara Carlson Sunni Christensen
Mark & Eva Bonnema Tom & Dan Brown Julia Caro David & Samantha Christensen Jack & Frankie Bookey Anna Browne Brad Carpenter Cyndy Christofferson
James Boone & Joseph Bucuzzo Aaron Browning Patrick Carr Sharon Christoph & Chris Davidson
Rhonda Boothe & Jessica Salmonson Jenni & Christopher Browning Cat Carrel Daniel Christopher
Karen Borell & Barbara Stein Elizabeth Brunner Linda Carrol Linda Cipriano Al & Melissa Borg-Borm Pamela Brunsfeld David Roseberry & Tom Carroll Matt Claman & Lisa Rieger David Born & Wesley Dubbs Ryan Brux Caitlin Carroll & Ian Lyon Erin Clark
Randy Boshart & Rod Schepper Natalie E. Bryson Sharon Carroll Ted Clark & Eugene Otto Joanne Bourgeois Kelly Buchanan & Linda Jamieson Katrina Carson Laura E. Clark Tiffany & Adam Bourquin Marsha Buck Carmine Caruso and Doug Flanders Cary Clarke & Meredith Dunn Lorraine & Barbara Bowen Melanie Buckner & Erica Erland Kara Casanova Paula Clarke & Merlin White Laura Bowman Cherie Buckner-Webb Martin Casey & Brian Cole Rebecca Cleary & Stacey Bakula♥ Sally Bowman Sherrie Burdick Jonathan Drew Cason Susan Clendenin Andrew J. Boyer Connie Burk & Jake Fawcett Melissa Castagna Brian H. Cleworth Pierre Bradette In Memory of Lee S. Burke Rebecca & Isaac Castellano Christine S. Clothier
Shelby Bradley Kim Burkes* Celia Castle & Brenda Bauer Sara Coady Fineke Brasser Jeffrey Burkhardt Michele Castro Bryan Cochran & Tim Molenda Randy Brians* & Lauren Rick Richard Burleigh & Ginny Clark Sandy Cawley Chris Coffman Rachael Brister & Sandy Turner Jim Burnett Shirley Cayko & Karen Beatty Virginia Cohen
Lisa Brodoff & Lynn Grotsky Nancy Burns Leroy Chadwick Nancy & Richard Cohen Zoey Brodsky* Janie Burns & Lori Steele Jennifer Chambers Andrew Cohen & James Packman Pat Brooke-McFarland and Stephanie Busch Caroline Chan & Erin Gray Jennifer & Matt Cohen the MacMullen Family Janet & William Bush Jim Chandler Rosemary Coleman & Davis Fox Hal & Susan Brookins Ann Buss Fred Chang Marcie Colledge & Jeff Lovinger Caryn Brooks* Lauren Caldwell & Gabriel Furshong Kent Chapman Katie Collins Regan Brooks Jess & Riley Caldwell-O’Keefe Gina Chastain Carmela Collins
Carol Brown Margarethe Cammermeyer & Hannah Chatalas Nicole Colraine Christopher Brown Diane Divelbess Aimee Chauvot Joyce Colson Ian Brown Claudina Campbell Lindsey Chen Joel Combs
* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 33 Kathryn Comer-Tuss & David Tuss Valerie Curtis-Newton & Kim Powell Gaby Donnell Mark Erickson Sean Connelly Francis Cushingham Anna & John Doran Marlys Erickson & Christine Hurley CarLee Cook Michelle R. Daguio Jordonna & Michael Dores Kay L. Ericson Clifford Cook Suzannah Dalzell Jessica Dorr Barbara Ertter Lisa Cook Denali Daniels Edwina Dorsey Cathy Evans Sarah Cook Dr. Benjamin Danielson Michelle Douglas Christopher C. Evans Jim & Zoe Cooley Joe & Beth Davidson Jonathan Downing Melissa Evans Kent Copeland Char Davies Linda & Jeffrey Downing Rowan Everard Caitlin Copple* Kathleen Davis Jacquelyn D’Souza Karin Eysel & Marcelo Serpe Patti Copple Kenneth Davis R.J. Duckworth Robert Falconer Travis Cossel & Carmen Morawski Nancy Davis Dennis Duff Paul Farley Jarod C. Couch Marc & Carole de Jong Nora Duffy William J. Farrell, Jr. Jessica Cox Joshua Decker Jeanette Dugger Ruth Fast David Craig Patricia Decker Sarah Duncan Karen & Ken Faunce Gene & Judy Craig Rachael DeCruz* Jessica & Jarrod Dunham Amy Faust Traci Craig Anita K. deGive Tim Dunn Charles D. Fay Blanche U. Crandall Orion Bradshaw & Chantal DeGroat Charles Easterberg Maureen & David Feit Pam & Glenn Cravez JamieLou & Frank Delavan Nicole Stellner & Peter Eberhardy Peter Fels & Nancy Helget Gordon Crawford & Rebecca Herzfeld Giovanni M. Della-Libera Matthew Echert & Jackie Ernst Debbie Fereday Lillian Crawford Joe & Naomi Denhart Nancy & Michael Eck William D. Ferguson, M.D. & Frank Blevins Stephanie Crider Robert Des Enfants & Tracy Sterling Nicole Edwards Elaine Field & Lisa Sokanoff Sarah Crisp Zachary* & Derek DeWolf Susan Edwards & Jim Ernest Trina Filan Roberta Crockett Lukas Diesing Leo N Egashira Malissa Filidei & Sarah Holm Michael & Laura Cromer Christopher Dietrich & Robbie Cardon Susan M. Eidenschink Rabbi Dan Fink & Janet Kaufman Michele Cronen Andrew Dillman Shannon M. Eisert Alice Fischer J & D Crosbie-Taylor Jamie Dillon Jeremy E. Eknoian Erin Fishburn & Nathan Bergeson Jonda Crosby Renee Dillon Noreen Elbert & Liz Little Margo Flaherty Judith Cross JJ Dion & Bob Wilson Martin & Shelly Eldred Kate Flaming & Joe Scott Webster Crowell Susanne Dirks Emily Elizondo Nile Flickinger Michelle Crowson Troy & Donna Dockins Len & Linda Elliott Brian Flikkema Jim Culp & Peter Manos Erin Dodge Karen & Wayne Ellis Nancy A. Flikkema
Edward & Sheila Cunningham Jeffrey Dodge Richard Ellison & Curt Stromberg Bethany Flint
Chris Curry Wayne T. Dodge, MD & Sarah Emerson Heather Flynn Don Curtis, Jr. & Scott Squier Larry Kreisman Laural Engeman Ana Fochesatto
* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 34 Matt Fontaine Christen Gillbank Marion & Mark Hammer Lacy Hennessey Stacie Foster & Lawrence Cock Tonya Gisselberg Ginger Hansen & Barr Quarton Anna Hennessy Kenneth Fowler Dorothy Gist Robert Hardie Hollis & Daniel Henry Larry Fox Marci & Justin Glass Edward Hardy Robyn Henry Susan Fox Amy Glasscock Wier Harman & Barbara Sauermann Andrew Henson Norm Frampton & Ed Hunziker♥ Donna Goldsmith & John Letourneau Brianne Harrington Jesse Herbach Deborah & Chris Frandsen Robert Gordon & Karin Hilding Thom Harrington & Stewart Wong Dr. Jean Hernandez* & Erin Foy Jane Frantz Margaret & Vincent Gordon C. Nathan Harris & Alan Francisco-Tipgos Maria C. Hernandez-Peck Jeana Frazzini Brenda Gordon Emily L. Harris Steve Herndon Molly Freed Michelle & Sean Grabbe Heather & Joshua Harris Ruth & Bob Herold Madelyn & Daniel Freeman Jason Graham Becky Harrison Ryan T. Hicks & Jeffrey W. Dorion Cara Friang Aaron Grant R Bryan Harrison Cynthia Hill & Michael Rowe Ann Fruechte & Mic Kisinger Nicole Gratch Roberta Raine Harrison Jonathan Hill Kael D. Fry Barbara Green & Annie Gage M. Ragan Hart Shannon Hitch Jana Fry & Pam Wolfe Eliza Greenwood & Katherine Dalton Kelly Hart Benjamin Hitchins John H. Fujioka Nik Griffith JoAnn Hartline & Melissa Barran Dale Hitsman Erika Fulton Roni and Don Griffith Rhonda Hartzell Jessica Hoffman Andrew Funk Melissa Griffiths & Todd Mace Nicole and Thom Hasenpflug Katy Hogan Moffie Funk Melody Griggs Kenneth L. Hasting Timothy Hogan Ed & Susan Galindo Kathleen & Matthew Groshong William & Elizabeth Hathaway Meredith Holladay Kristin Gallagher Rick Grossman Amanda Haughton Jackson Holtz Helen Gamble Lucy Groves Shelley* & Lynn Hayes-MacDonald Tim Holy Katja Gantz Lester Gruner Emily Hazen & Marian DiPerna Karl Holzheimer Alex Garnett Steven Guichard Robert Head & Michael Johnson Polly & Ron Hopper Katie Garrows Susan & Steven Gunn Keri Healey Sheryl Horwitz & Larry Knudsen Hans Gasser & Kate Robertson Stella Guo Daniel Heath Jim House Janie & Laurence Gebhardt Sara & Tyson Habein Chuck & Carol Heath Jeanette Housner Rosemary Gee Harold Hagen Linda Heidenreich Dan Hovanec Andrea & Mike Gehring Rebecca Hale Elsie Heinrick Denys Howard Layna George Richard Haley Andrew Held JoEllen Howard John Gevlin Melinda Hall Nancy & James Hemsath Jennifer & Kay Howell Justin Gibbens & Renee Adams Tiffany Hall Sarah Hench Cynthia Hswe & Neil Riordan Joel Gibson & John Martines George Haluska Lynn Henderson & Gail McKinley Robert Hubenthal Brian Giddens & Steve Rovig Rev. Susan Halvor Benjamin Hennes Mary Huddle-Shroyer
* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 35 Lauren Hudspeth & Steve Singer Don & Rochelle Johnson Mansfield Lea Kelley Jaime Krish Jim Huggins Jake Johnson David Kelly M. Junelle & Dayleen Kroontje Robert Hughes & Pamela Rentz Dr. Kent Johnson & Cody Blomberg Patricia Kemp & Christine Kaufmann Stacey Krynsky Roy L. Hughes Michelle Johnson Kate Kendell Darby Lynn Lacey Trish & Pat Hughes-McKernan Caroline Johnston Dakota Keogh Jonathon Lack* Claudia Hume Jaime Johnstone & Kathleen O’Keeffe Wendy Kerich & David Kough Harumi LaDuke Heather Hume Jodie Jones & Leland Rockoff Gustave Kerndt & Verona Nicolae Albert Lai Debra & Mary Ann Humphrey-Keever Cindy & Steve Jones Erin Kester Annette Laico* Kathleen & Roger Hunko Colin Jones Sharon & Robert Kiarsis Augusta Laidlaw David & Tonia Hunt Erin Jones Jason Kildall Serena Lambert Suzanne Lile Hunter Kat Jones Ita Killeen Barbara Lampert John Ilgenfritz & Sheena Wilson Zachary Jones Doug Kim-Brown Bradley & Barbara Lancaster Doug Ingraham Misa Joo Juliette King & Lisa Caldwell Sandra Langman Celina Innocent Katy Jordan Karen & Michael King Chereen & Chris Langrill Jonathan Irwin Maryanne & Rocky Jordan Lisa Kinnee Allen Lanning Ellie Ishaya Karli Kristine Jorgensen Lynn Kinter Steven Lanzet & Jerry Jerrems Eric Ishino & Ronald Shiley Kristin Jorgensen William & Eleanor Kirkham Patricia Leahy & Sandra Hubert Scott Itano Amanda & Stephen Judkins Patricia Klanke & Joshua Manning Joe LeBlanc Jourdan Jackson Monte Junker Marieka Klawitter Brian Lee Peter Jackson & Eric Raptosh Michael C. Jurich Judith Klayman Jennifer Lee Jeffrey Jacobs John Jurkowski John Kleinkopf Sarah Leeds & Luther Yost Nancy & Robert Jacobs Daniel Kaattari David Kleinschmidt Zuzka Lehocka-Howell James Jamsek Owen Kajfasz Starr & Leon Klube Lise Ellen Lehoux Stephanie Jaouen & Brynn Starr Kamueku Kakizaki Heather Knight Kim Leighton* Marci Jasinski William Kaltenhaler & Lisa Fratianni Kristi Knodell & Kristin Kinnamon Brenda & John LeMay Ethan Jennings Daniel & Kathryn Kaminski Rebecca Koford Margaret Lemberg David Jensen & Robert Wray Michael Kattermann Dean Koga & Curt Johnson Michael Lenington Rachel Jeppesen Taylor Kauer Debra Koutnik Erin Lennon* Claire Jesse & Lincoln Reedy Natalia Kay O’Brien Jennifer & Stephen Kozik Larry & Donnette Lennox Christine Johanson Joe Kear Jay Krajic Alan Leonard Paul Johns Linda & Steven Keast Alex & Fany Kralios Kelly Lerner & Alli Kingfisher Bryn Johns-Hunter & Nick LaRue R.M. Keefe & R.L. Allen Corey Krantz Shawn & Michael LeValley Billie Johnson & Jena Pike Haley Keel Josef Krebs Morgan Levey David E. Johnson Ann Root Keith Gretchen Krich Katrina Levin & Dawn Carder
* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 36 Be who you are, where you are… Oregon
STREAM AND MOSS-COVERED ROCKS COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE, OR Sara Levin & Jeff Davis Grey Magauran Patti Matson & Casey Hall Meara McLaughlin & Philip Graham Adam Levine Dolores Maggiore Amy Maus Bridget McLeman Lawrence M. Levitan Mary & Joseph Maheras Tess Mayer Laura McMahan Risa Morgan Lewellyn Heather Ebba Maib & Robert Bromley Robin Mayhew & Rebecca Coffman Coaching Leaders Shannon Lewis Barry M. Maletzky MD & Lisa Maynard Walt Meade Meini Li Michelle Agbuya Emily McAlister September Meadows Ted & Joyce Liljeholm John Malia Brittany McBride Kenneth & Ryna Mehr Jason Lim Diane & Ernest Malick Kellie McBride Daniel Mehrens Melanie Lindholm Martha Malkasian & Krystal Clair Deborah McCandless & Daniel Meisner Taryn Lindhorst & Cynthia Riche Jeanne Malone Stacey Callahan Alyeska Melendez Margo Lindsay Susannah Malool Bill McCarthy & Ana Bettencourt Erica Melton Ben Lindsey Robert Manalili Camille McCauley Cheryl Mendiola Joseph Lock Mike Mancuso Lisa McClain & Doug Sims Parker Merchant Kenneth Locke Ruby Jane Manuel John McCluskey* & Rudy Henry J. Casey Meredith Kelly Locklin Andrea Manzo Andrea McCool Catherine Merlo Loeb Family Foundation Mark Mappala Jennifer McCullar & Sara Beth Shores Sarah Metcalf Susan Lohman & Eric Darnall Steve March Eric McDermott Holger & Holli Meyer Dotty Sammons Lohse & Ernest Lohse Sean Marinella Larry McDonald & Gregori Jakovina Jean E. Meyn Kirstin London Genjo Marinello & Carolyn Stevens Tanya McDonald Diane & Dave Michele Alexander Loveless Cara Marks Douglas McDonnal Hannah Michlmayr Larry Lowary & Gerry Betz Bruce Marso Lisa McDougall Pamala Mijatov Todd Lowe Kane Martin Taylor McDougall Floris Mikkelsen & Sally Buckley Candace Lee Lower Richard Martin Stephanie & James McDowell David Milse & Hope Hensley Mary Juanita Lucero-Larsen Sam Martin Alec McErlich Cara Miller & Brooke Ahnemann Susan Luppert Steve Martin* & Jim Smith Shannon McFadden-Sullivan Cheryl & Michael Miller Corinne Lyle Tabitha Martineau Sylvie McGee Sandra Miller Judy Lynn Antonio Castro Martinez Elizabeth McGourty Dennis H. Mills Susannah Lynn Lizzie Martinez Jacy McGrath & Tracy Bradfield Naomi & Yoshiaki Minegishi Christine Mack & Lee Ann Sims Rosy Martinez Claire McGuire Chad Minnick & Alex Guenser Nicole Macri & Deb Cayz Victoria Martinez Courtney & Jennifer McHill Rachel A. Mioni Joanna Madden & David Ashmore Karissa Masciel Elizabeth McKay & Patrick McLaughlin C.J. Miss & Lorelea Hudson Elisa Mader Mary Jane Mason Greg McKnight Gregory Mitchell & Rick Sullivan Robyn Madison Paula Matano & Chris Larson Anne E. McLaughlin Kimberlee Mitchell Brock Madson-Betz Marcie Mathis Lane McLaughlin Barbara J. Mockett
* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 38 Melinda Moeur & Amy Wharton Megan Nation Akinwale Ogundipe Chris & Gerald Patershall Ken Molsberry & Chris Vincent John Neelman Judith & Charles O’Kelley Rebecca Pattee Anita Monoian Skye Nehs Justin O’Kelly Todd Paul Tom Mooney Brooke Nelson Paul OldenKamp Cheryl Pauling Joan More Dara Nelson Lynn Oldham-Gibson Michael Payne Neha More Jacob Nelson & Brandon J. Simmons Tom Oliva Terry Payseno Eduardo Moreno Jennifer Ann Nelson Jody Olsen Janet Peacey Emma Moreno* & Genevieve Aguilar Jack Nestor & Ron Villa Khris Olsen Philip Peach Dave Morey Randy Newell Ken Olson Susan Pearce Jeffrey Morgan Amanda Newman Janice & Michael O’Mahony Monique Pecchia Marsha A. Morgan & Claire S. Moore Jean Newman Karla Oman & Alex Perlman David Pedack Hilary Morgan Jamie Newsom Eaton Amy Ophus & Micaela Kurth Linda Peden Susan Morgensztern Sinh Nguyen Sarah Orizaga Jamie & Eric Pedersen Amy Morley & Sara Cameron Cassie Nichols & Mark Mumford Gaeton Orlando Kirk Pederson Christopher Morrison Luke Nicholson Mike Orlich & Kevin Blickfeldt Jenn Penn Stephen Morrissey Clauis & Claire Nickleberry Theresa Ortega Ardella & Jim Percy Lillian Morrow Dale Nienow & Becky Brown-Nienow Sonny Ortiz Elizabeth Pernotto & Robert Marshall Sara Morton & Alex Millkey Dave Noe Travis Osborne David S. Peterson Amanda Moser Francina Noordhoek Ayofemi Oseye Erika Peterson Kevin Moser & Bret Tiderman Daniel & Kathy Norton Hans & Jacquelyn* Ostrom Ilene Peterson & Rebecca Kirkland Corbett Mothe John Nourse Kerry & Connie Ozer Krista Pettis Dilone Mouledous Steve Novak & Carla Stern Justin Pabalate Ruth Pettis Madeline Moy Diana & Jim Noviello Nikee S. Pace Barbara Pettit Gregory Moye Brad Nowlin Erin Pangborn Mathew S. Pettit Bruce Moynagh & Rick Reed Chellanne Nugent Oscar & Emily Papel Andrew Pettygrove KellyAnn Mullen Michael Oard Victor Pappas Mimi & Dave Peugh William & Jean Mullette-Bauer Sarah O’Banion Erica Paradiso Kent Pflugrath Esther Mulnick & John Watkins Gloria & James O’Brien Ryan Parker Mark & Desiree Phair John Mundy Malliga Och Heather Parks & Kelly Moe Linh Pham Joseph Murphy Vicki O’Connor Gary Parn James K. Phelps & Timothy Baldwin Marlene & Richard Mussler-Wright Joleen Oerman Brandy Parris Jackie Phillips Rachel Nagler Sherry Oeser Amy Parrish & Kevin Feris Kate Phillips Vikki Nakamura Cindy Ogasawara Sujata Patel Michael & Nancy Phillips Yasu Nakasato Chuck Ogata Chris Paterniti Whitney Phillips
* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 39 Drew Phoenix Katherine Rands Peter Robertson Carlos Sanchez Ellen Pierce & Chris Ericksen Cody Rank & Allison Vasallo Brian Robick & Luis Tobar Suzanne Sanchez & Charlotte Ott John Pile Erin Rasmussen & Steven Lawyer Eli Robinson David & Deborah Sander Kay Pitts-Walton Doug Rathbun Randy Robison & Eric Hess Helen & Jim Sander Gilbert Plascencia Sharon Ray Jennifer Robohm Carl Sandor Allison Plass Everett E. Reagan Rebecca Rod & Theresa Beaver Lorraine Sanford Alicia Plate Shawn Reagor John Rogers & Robin Farrand Hannah Sanger Scott Plusquella Grace Reamer & Kevin Boze Tim Rogers Judy Sarafin Michael Polgar & Michele Schasberger Dale and Holly Reaves Carrie Ann Roller Mariko Sarafin JP Pomnichowski Robin Record Audrey Rollins Marie M. Sauter Bill & Nicole Popp Sue Redkey & Dan Cushing Cara Romanik Steve & Terri Saxton Nikole Potulsky Maggie Rehm & Rajal Cohen Richard Romm Justin Schantz Susan Povey Hutchison Justin Reich Joel Roney Conor Schaye Angela Powell* & Maria Bullon Fernandez Lisa Reid Joann K. Roomes Meagan Scheer Michael Prager & Juanita Remien Kathy* & Robert Reim Jenna Rose Gudrun Scheffler & Francesca Martin Judith Pressmar James Reith Kimberly Roseborough Shelly & Dee Chris Preston John T. Reuter & Sarah Hendrick Reuter Mark R. Rosen Adam Schiff John & Joyce Price Martha & Scott Rhodes Danni/y & Lynn Rosen Melissa Schiff & Hopper Chu Jason Primeau Jane Ribadeneyra & Kelly Egan Corey Rosenfeld Ryan Schmidt Bari Prince Chelsia Rice & Sharla Crawford Leola Ross Arlene Schmuland Stacey Prince & Teri Mayo Anne Richardson Beth & Gib Rossing Tom Schneider David Privat Samantha Richert & Mary Rourke & Ben Heizer Greg & Jennifer Schramm Margo & Dennis Proksa Rick Bannerman Benjamin J. Rowe Frank Schreckenberger Johnny Quinn & Owen Widitz Suzanne Richman John Rowe & Jim Christen Lisa Schuchman & Marcee Hanan Teanna Quinn Mary Elizabeth Rider Marie & James Rozakis Roberta Schur Andrew Rabin & Michael Rubbinaccio Robin Riley Eric Rozendahl Norman Schwab Jana Fay Ragsdale Pammette Riley Martha Rutherford Bryony Schwan Lea Rainey Brenda Riley Stephanie Ryan Dan Schwartz & Janna Cuneo Dawn Rains Dianne Riley Priscilla Salant Ryan Schwartz Ann Ramsay Jenkins Marcia Evans Rindal Jeffrey Salisbury Sheryl Schwartz & Deborah Casso Alan Ramsey & Larry Michael Anne Rippy Alissa Salmore & Mike Thomas Rebecca & Alexander Schwarzkopf Eric Randall Bruce A. Ritzen Beth & Will Saltonstall Gentry & Marilyn Scott Will & Tami Randall Mark Roberts Katharine Sammons & Steve Pinger Gunner Scott* & Lee Thornhill Steven Randolph Muriel Roberts Sharon & Jeff Samuels Janelle Scott
* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 40 Andrea Seabert Andrea Simons Martha Stahl Robert Swires & Freddy Del Rosario Saralyn Sebern Lewis Simpkins Tim Stallard Suzanne Sylliaasen & Carla Eyford Shannon Sedgwick Stephen Sisk Cynthia Stamstad & James Whitman Karen & Darryl Taber Jill Seidenstein Corby Skinner Anais Starr & Judy Preston Richard Tagaban D. Seiser Joslyn Slaughter & Marvin Johnson James Steele, Jr. Miles K. Takahashi Sharon Selby Wendy Sloneker Heather Stein Carol Taniguchi Kathy Sewell* Martin Smentczak Becky Stephens Sue Taniguchi Colin Sexton & Steve Sorgee Dennis Scranton Stan & Harriett Stevens Maryann Tapiro Scott Seyforth Amberly & Richard Smith Pamela Stewart Geran Tarr Megan Sfraga Ben Smith Lisa M. Stone Paul Tashima Kristi Shafer Benjamin Smith Marcie & Dave Stone Becky & Doug Taylor Elizabeth & Jay Shapiro Christopher Smith John Stormon Andrea & Theodore Taylor Marie Shaw & Colleen Fox MaryEvelyn Smith Juli Stratton & Amy Echelberger Andrew Taylor Pam Sheldon & Tracy Goldrick Nicholas Smith Darren Strauch Terry Tazioli Megan Shellenberger Peggy Smith Robert & Cynthia Strauss Samuel D. Teitzel Lisa Shelton Rachel & Dana Smith Joni & John Stright Catherine Theisen Brian Shelton-Kelley Shawn & Rey Smith Lynn Stromski Michael Theisen & Ron Jones Jane Shepard Tom Smith & Al Marks Toni Strutz H. William Thieleman Sara Shepard & Chris Huntley Gregory Snider Bonnie Stutzman Di Thigpen Mahnaz Sherzoi Kim Sogge* Emily Stutzman & Amber Rowland Ann Thomas Jules Shindel Michael & Sandra Spane Jenna Suharto Diana Thomas & Eileen Arnold Kellie Shinstrom Allison Sparks Alexis Sullivan Dennis Thomas* Peggy Shiras Katrina Spear John J. Sullivan Stephanie Thomas Bell & Bart Bell Hilary Shirk Allison Specter Kaden Sullivan & Kimberly Averett J.L. Thompson & Frank Lesick Christina Shoemaker Bob Spencer Hannah Summerfelt Andrew Thompson Shelley Signett Sara Spettel The Rev. Karen Summers David & Johna Thomson Stephen Silha & Gordon Barnett Cynthia & Michael Spinelli Merris Sumrall Jeff & Gwen Thomson Alexander E. Silverman John Springer & Jay Kallio David Sundine Jan & Mark Thorien Stefanie Silverman Jeffery St. De Lore* Bree Sutherland George Thornton & Lee Miller James Simandl George St. Hilaire Carolyn Swanson Roey Thorpe Caroline Simkin & Barnaby Dow Kathryn St. John Robert Swanson Paul Thorpe Randall Simmons Quita St. John Ed Swaya T & Marie Timbreza Clover Simon Eric Staats & Shannon Lynch Patrick Sweeney & Teresa Erickson Francis Timlin Jonas Simonis & Jillian Barron Jennifer Stadum James T. Swenson Ross Tipograph
* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 41 Linda Tipton Kevin Veaudry Casaus Ina F. Way Ann T. Wilson Mike Tobin Peter Vennewitz Alisen Webb Hannah Wilson Mistie Tolman & Karen McMillin Jonathan Ventimiglia Cheri J. Webb janelle wilson Jon Tomlinson Sonja Verlanic Jeremy Webb Sachi Wilson Barry M. Tonkin Dominick Vetri John Webster & Jim Allen Gary Winchester Kirt Toombs Jason Victor Garin Wedeking Melissa Wintrow Diane Tourville David P. Viereck Heather Werckle & Ryan Dingman Josh & Kate Wise Adam Tracy Alan Virta Mike Wessler & Wade Zolynski Rob & Becky Witmer Jessica Tran Justin Volk Allison Westfall Paul R. Wittig Patrick Trench Stephanie Volk Jerome Whalen Bernice Wolf Kacey Troy James & Sharon Vroman Mary Whisner & Mary Hotchkiss Laurie B. Wolf* Anna Turnbull Nancy Waddell James & Kenneth Whitefish John Wong* & Greg Combs Robin Turner Donna Wade Madeline Whitmarsh Aaron Wood Theresa Turner Jill Wagner Seth Whitten Susan Wood Frank A. Tysver Michael Walker & Laura Ellison Pilar Whitworth Kristina Woodard Karen Uhrbrock & Gretchen Solberg Richard & Liz Wall Nathan Wichlacz Edward Woolbert Bonnie & George Ulmer Cynthia Wallesz & George Meintel Michael Wieliczkiewicz Michael Workman Mark Underwood Jeff Walters Dmarkis Wigfall Leslie A. Wright & Sheryl Westergreen Charles Valadez Glen Walton Nick Wilhelmy Jack Wussow & Kyle Adams Rachel B.* & Tamara Valdez James E. Wanek Claire Willett Dawn & Stephen Wyatt Anne Van Avery Dean Warbois Lester Williams Camden Yehle Leroy Van Camp III Fred Ward Linda J. Williams Toni Braun-Yessa Darci Van Duzer Heroy* & R. Cortlandt Heroy Rose Wardian Marci & Derek Williams Erin Yoshida Jane Van Dyk Alison Warp Rick Williams & Rosemary Smith Neola Young & tash shatz Peggy Van Kirk & Jim Reese Scot Orriss & Adam Warren Heather Willig Cheryl & Rich Zahniser Donald Vanhook Gary Wasdin Kenneth Willman Ethan Zecca Jill Vanneman Zachary Waterman Simone Willynck & Will Radcliffe Jennifer Zeisig Joseph & Shannon Vargas Misty Watson Peter Wilsnack Karen Zeman
* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 42 Our family of more than 250 Visionaries—people who have included Pride Foundation in their estate plans—is a community of generous supporters VISIONARIES who want to leave a legacy of compassion and care, and who believe that all LGBTQ youth, adults, and families deserve to live safely, openly, and genuinely, now and for generations to come .
Anonymous (12) Zoey Brodsky* Michael Dameron & Thomas Marocchini Tim Franulovich Bruce M. Abrams Hal Browning & Robert Kipp James Darkow Eva Frey Joyce M. Allen* & Jessica Lynn Robert Bruneau Char Davies Jason J. Fussell* & Robert Heuer Carrie Amankwah John Burlison Joel C. Davis Marie Helene Gagnon* Raymond Araujo* Amy Capolupo Karl A. Derrick Leslie Giblett Ronald L. Attrell Daniel Caracciolo & Donna MacKenzie Zachary DeWolf & Derek DeWolf Michel Girard* Alli Auldridge* Chanda Carlson* Tom Diehm & Tom Davis Barbara Grant Catherine Bachy* & Margaret Giffels Cat Carrel Clyde G. Diemer Michael Grochau Thatcher Bailey* Robert Carroll & Daniel Yarger Bob Ding Paul J. Grube, Jr. Barbara Bailey* Martin Casey & Brian Cole Tom Dixon Teresa Guajardo & Tina Roose Jolly Sue Baker* & Casey Hannan Donald P. Chamberlain Peggy Dolane* Steve Gunn Ben Bakkenta* Leslie Christian & Heather Andersen Nancy A. Drigotas Audrey Haberman* Ted Bash Daniel Christopher John Dunn Matthew Haggerty Becky* & Mary Jo Bauen Sam Ciapanna & Dean Williamson Bob Eichler George M. Hampton, Jr.* Ward Beattie Ted Clark & Eugene Otto Sara Elward* Roy A. Hamrick Paul Beaudet* & David Wertheimer* Anne Xuan Clark Charlotte Escott Migee Han* Kate Beck Grover Cleveland* Akili Estrella* Darrell S. Harris Allison Beezer* Bryan Cline* William S. Etnyre JoAnn Hartline & Melissa Barran Christopher Beiter CMR Fund for a Better World Bob Evans* & Steve Davis Michele & David Hasson Phoenix Benner Thomas Connell Douglas Exworthy* & Kent Poush David Owen Hastings John Berg & Robert Roth Caitlin Copple* Jean Ferries & Lyn Moore Shelley Hayes-MacDonald* Jason Bergevin* & Kelly Abner Steven Cox Elaine Field Jeff Hedgepeth* & John Medlin Peter Boeschenstein Candy Cox William L. Fleming* Nicholas Heer Hilary Bolles Steve Crandall & Brian Hawksford Ward Folsom & Leigh Champlin Josh Hemsath* Marsha Botzer* Debra Crespin Glenn Fox Taj Heniser & Gabe Zecha James Braden Gary Crevling Norm Frampton & Ed Hunziker Kris Hermanns* & Merri Baldwin Jo Brodahl* Robert Cundall* & Dan Bross Sue Frantz & Verla Viera Elizabeth Hester
* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member 43 Peter D. Hiatt James Lasersohn Hans & Jacqueline* Ostrom Brian Silkworth & William Colter Rex Himes Danette K. Leonhardi* Tom Page Howard Silverman & Michael J. Lehman Bill Hodge Kelly Lerner Anthony Papini* John Skelton Gary Hollander Mark Levine & John Keppeler Steve Parsons Tom Smith Douglas Holley Lawrence M. Levitan Marschel Paul* & Margaret Sutro Tara Smith* John Holliday & Glenn Lawler John Longres* Alex Pava & Clif Marr Aubrey Hart Sparks* C. David Hopkins* Ted Lord* & Chris Cooper Douglas Peckham Cap J. Sparling Roy L. Hughes Hannah Love Lucy Peckham Eric Spivack Trish McKernan & Pat Hughes Lonnie Lusardo Travis Penn & John Wicher Arlis Stewart* Katie Hultquist & Laura Cox Robert Lux Joseph E. Pentheroudakis Lisa M. Stone Greg Hunicutt Patricia D. Mail Rick Peterson Gayle Stringer & Nancy Nickelson Christine Hurley Steve Martin* & Jim Smith James K. Phelps & Timothy Baldwin John Templeton Peter C. Jackson Lee Ann & Colleen Martinson H. William Thieleman * Stephen Phillips Walter Jelonek Deborah McCandless J. Thompson & J. Wittrock Janice Pickard & Anne Harvey Tom Jewell* & Bruce Woolverton Dale McCurdy & Mark den Hartog Justin Thumler & Raymond Houle Donald R. Pickens Eva Johnson Marshal McReal Rene Tillman Tina Podlodowski* Shehreen Johnson* Marla M. Meislin* Peggy Torner Marjorie Press* Christopher C. Jones David C. Mendoza John Trautman Janie Pulsifer Katelen Kellogg* Curtis Meyers Janice Van Cleve Everett E. Reagan Ryan Kellogg & Tim Popanz* Ed Miesen* & Glenn Yorita Ken Van Dyke Kathy* & Robert Reim Carol Kerley & Linda Dunham Barbara Monda Jim Vegher & John Grigsby Shad Reinstein & Jody Laine* David Kerlick Tami Moore* & Cathy Green Alan Waddell & Paul Otto Robert A. Riopelle David Kersey Marsha A. Morgan & Claire S. Moore Wakefield* Greg Robbins Christopher Keyser & Steven Casteele Doug Morgenson Ben Waldman Ana Maria King Greg Mullins* Eric Robison Jack Weber & Craig Hills John King Tom Musial Robert Roblee & Ron Johnson Melanie Wilhoite* Daryl J. King & Todd G. Hagen Susan Nivert Rose Roetto Barbara Williams & Cheryl Lepper Duane Kitna & Bryon M. Stargel John French & Craig Norton Clay Sales Laurie B. Wolf* Michael Kleer* Diana & Jim Noviello Michael P. Schaefer Rita Wood Patty Knight* George Nunes* Robert E. Scheidler David Woosley Keiko Koizumi* Reeva M. Ohms Norman Schwab Jimbo Worm* Jacob & Benjamin Kong-Hite Jennifer Olson Greg Scully & Frank Migaiolo Mary Kay Wright* Greg Kucera & Larry Yocom Silas O’Quinn & Nathan Smith Michael & David Serkin-Poole Rose Young Annette Laico* William Orley & Max Silver Peter Shalit & Bob Clark Ria Zazycki* Jason Lamb & Alan Kristal Mike Orlich Julie Shapiro & Shelly Cohen Martin Lantz Sean Oslin Michael Shiosaki* & Ed Murray
* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member 44 The LGBTQ community in the Northwest would not be what it is today without the support of the dynamic team of Pride Foundation VOLUNTEERS volunteers, who come from every corner of the region—bringing with them their expertise, talent, and passion for equality .
Kelly Abner David Bird Cory James Clouse Molly Fay Stella Guo Jonathan Adams* Maridee BonaDea Andy Coates Erin Fishburn Efrain Gutierrez* Steve Alexander Megan Bowen Harriett Cody Kate Flaming Melissa Habit Raul Alicdan Darcy Brady Laurie Cogan William L. Fleming* Tiffany Hall Bruce Allen Kelsey Branca Rosemary Coleman Sarah Flynn Brennon Ham Harry Anderson Ronald G. Brey* Sarah Cook Linda Foster Jen Ham Sarah Anderson Zoey Brodsky* Nikki Coyote Liz Fountain David Hare Jane Appling Caryn Brooks* Connor Crinion Jessica Frederick Ragan Hart Carmel Aronson Regan Brooks Cheryl Cristello Jonathan Frochtzwaig JoAnn Hartline Thomas Azzarella Nathanial Brown Amy Cromer Jason Fussell* Joe Hatcher Erin Bailey-Sun Tom Brown Nicole Cundiff* Amy Galvan Donavon Hawk Ben Bakkenta* Anne Browning Mark Dale T. Luis Galvan Lucas Hedrick Hillary Bard Nicole Browning* Jasmine Daniels Andrea Geraghty Karen Heroy Michael Barnes Marilyn Buckner TDiane Day Jesse Gilliam Rina Herring Ronni Batchelor Jim Burnett Sheri Day Stephanie Ginger Robert Heuer Terry Beck Kaci Campbell Tammy Do Jessica Giordano Nikki Hines Bart Bell Tylene Carnell* Jeffrey Dodge Tonei Glavinic Tuyen Hoang Stephanie Thomas Bell Jim Cash Linda Downing Kris Gonzalez Kade Hodges Phoenix Benner Jennifer Chambers Kimberly Early Ashlei Goodman Katy Hogan Marcia Berenter Lee-Ling Chen Christopher Economakos Eve Gourley Ariel Holcomb-Hockin Jason Bergevin* Mitchell Chen Matthew Ehlinger Elliat Marie Graney-Saucke Jennifer Howell Dani Bernstein Ari Chivukula Kyle Essenmacher Barbara Green Steven Hrubes Aiko Bethea Daniel Christopher Bob Evans* Paul Gregersen Bryce Hughes Terry Bible Erin Clark Douglas Exworthy* Mason Griffin Jason Hunke*
* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | ♥ Deceased 45 Joanna Hunt Craig Larson Anders McConachie Thomas Nguyen Kory Riley Joy Hunt Nic Lee Eric McDermott Jessica Nguyen-Ven- Deison Rios Susan Inman Sarah Leeds Dan McGlothlen tura Sunny Rivera Alex Irwin Ernie Lefler Sarah McGlothlen Nancy Nickelson Jan Roark Richard Isaac Paul Lenehan Bastian McKeen Diana Noviello Laura Robins-Morris Linda Isenson Alicia Levy Jessica McKimmie Joe Nuber Stephen Robinson Emilie Jackson-Edney* Keri Lobdell Marci McLean-Pollock* Linnea Nydatich Wes Robinson Michael Jarvis John Longres* Beth McNamara Eva Odom Julius Rodriguez Curtis Jefferson Jeff Lowe Tyler Menzel Wilena Old Person Elias Rojas* Tabitha Jensen Ander Lyon Jude Mercer Joseph OMeara Cara Romanik Austin Johnson Melanie Lyons* Phil Mervin Carolyn O’Neill Crystal Rondeaux-Hickman Beth Johnson Aimee MacLeod Mija Rhiannon Orizaga Ariana Rosales Billie Johnson Jack Quinn MacNichol Donna Miller Athen O’Shea Laura Rowlett Becky Johnston Joanna Madden Chad Minnick Steven Ostermiller Bruce Saari Colin Jones Mike Madden Jill Moerk Alex Paterson Jeff Sakuma* Ron Jones Christine Madsen Melinda Moeur Jason Patterson Deb Salls Brian Judd Evon Mahesh Heidi Montoya Marschel Paul* Fletcher Sandbeck Carlo Juntilla Dusti Mahoney Claire Moore Justin Pava Michael P. Schaefer Jennifer Karr-Lee Tammy Majeski Marsha Morgan Jeff Petrie Debbie Schenk Tyler Kelly Barry M. Maletzky, M.D. Erin Morotti Christopher Petrilli Fred Schoen*♥ Devin Kelsey Michael Malich Layne Mortensen Brandy Pirtle-Guiney* Roberta Schur Dakota Keogh Mark Mappala Evan Mouledoux Gilbert Plascencia Ryan Schwartz Jodi Keogh Al Marks Catherine Mullins Lindsay Pulsifer Marilyn Scott Quentin King Cara Marks Greg Mullins* Rowan Queatham Kathy Sewell* Seth Kirby* Nikki Marra John Mundy Rick Ramos Karen Sharp Megan Knight Reyna Marquez Vikki Nakamura Kim Ranger Mana Shaw Laurie Kops Kenneth K. Marshall Ryan Narciso Kyle Rapiñan Jill Sheldon* Josef Krebs Lee Ann Martinson* Drew Ness Tom Rasmussen Taylor Sheehan-Farley Stacey Krynsky Karissa Masciel Jeff Natter Thomas Retan Jules Shindel Darby Lacey Susie Matsuura* Dan Neuenfeldt Kat Reuter Ethan Shutt Nicole Laporte Camille Mayeux Daneil Newcomb Samantha Richert Hunter Sidel Jennifer Larsen Kimberley McCollim Teresa Nguyen Elizabeth Rifer Ron Silver
* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | ♥ Deceased 46 Al Smith Kim Spurzem LaToria Thomas Paul Vestal Cyndi Wilder Ella Smith Emily Squires Amy Allison Lora Volkert Peter Williams Gregory Smith* Kevin Stark Thompson Bryce Vradenburg Jean-Paul Willynck* Tara Smith* Susan Steckler Chris Topping Donna Wade Carl Wilson Tom Smith Kim Stone Dennis Torres Ilyse Wagner janelle wilson Susan Snyder Juli Stratton Melina Tovar Wakefield* Robbin Wood Jess Solie Gayle Stringer Vicky Tovar Chris Walker Stephanie Woodland Shannon Solie Lynn Stromski Laura Treadway Jonathan Warn Fiona Yau-Luu Shaun Song Debra Sullivan Jessica Trupin Adam Warren Kenneth Yuen Nathan Sorseth MZ Sutro Brett Turrell Gary Wasdin Anton Zanotto Anna Southern Karen Taber Annie Van Avery Mariah Westhoff Bobbie Zenker Megan Spencer William Teska♥ Leroy Van Camp III Lynne Weynand Phoebe Zhou Shambricia Spencer Lee Ann Teylan Peggy Van Kirk Betsy White Leah Zoller Eric Spivack H. William Thieleman Greg Van Leuven Adrien Wieland
* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | ♥ Deceased 47 Pride Foundation is grateful to receive support and matching ORGANIZATIONAL gifts from more than 100 leading corporations, employee SUPPORT groups, partnering nonprofit groups, and foundations .
This list reflects donations from our fiscal year April 1, 2016 – March 31, 2017
Anonymous (5) City of Seattle Combined Charities GE Foundation Lone Lake Physical Therapy 1st Security Bank different Coalition for Charitable Choice Girlie Press The Luise Hass Donor Advised Fund at ADAM Queer Youth Initiative Combined Federal Campaign of the Global Impact The Community Foundation, Strengthening Inland Southern Aegis Living National Capital Area Greater Olympic Peninsula Combined California through Philanthropy Aether Advisors LLC Conway Strategic Federal Campaign Jim McBroom and John H. Weston Davis Wright Tremaine LLP Hawai’i Community Foundation AIDS Project of Snohomish County Charitable Fund DLR Group Heart of the Midlands Combined Alexander Strategies Meriwether Cider Dykes on Bikes Portland Federal Campaign Amazon METRO/King County Employee Helena Area Community Foundation Arcus Foundation Employee’s Community Fund of Charitable Campaign the Boeing Company Horizons Foundation Aria Foundation Meyer Memorial Trust Enterprise Holdings Foundation IATSE Local 15 Artful Dodger Tattoo & Comics Montana Combined Federal Campaign EqualityCard IBM Employee Charitable Back Country Chiropractic & Mountain Java Wellness Center Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund Contribution Campaign Myoptic Optometry + Modern Eyewear Beighle Family Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund JCPenney Nate Gowdy Photography Benevity First Congregational United Church JPMorgan Chase Foundation of Christ Network For Good Big Dipper Helena Jupiter Hotel FirstGiving NorCal Combined Federal Campaign Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation The K Foundation Nordstrom Blackfoot River Brewing Co. The Flicks KeyBank Foundation North Forty Group The Boeing Company Flying Bike Cooperative Brewery King County Combined Federal Campaign The Northwest School Cambia Health Solutions Fund of The Foraker Group The Oregon Community Foundation Fred Meyer Kismet Salon and Spa PFLAG Bellevue Central United Methodist Church Fred Meyer Community Rewards La Crema Winery PFLAG Montana State Council The Charlotte Martin Foundation Funders for LGBTQ Issues Lagunitas Brewing Company Portland General Electric
Fundholder | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years 48 Philanthropy Northwest Theatre Off Jackson Welcome to the fundholders who PNC Financial Services Group UBS Financial Services, Inc. joined us from Equity Foundation! Port of Seattle Employee Charitable Union Bank
Campaign United Way of Anchorage (Read about our merger on p .21) Pride of the Rose Scholarship Fund United Way of King County ADX Fund Rasmuson Foundation United Way of Northern Utah Ann Bunnenberg & Jamie Ross Razoo Foundation United Way of Snohomish County Bud Hill Russell Investment Group United Way of Spokane County Carol Adler Schwab Charitable Fund United Way of Tri-State Davis Wright Tremaine Seattle Foundation United Way Silicon Valley Dennis Alleman Seattle University Nonprofit Vancouver Heights United Methodist Dennis C. Johnson Leadership Program Church Don Powell Seeker’s Harbor Faith Community Vanguard Charitable Endowment Shalom United Church of Christ Program Fred Miller & Karla Wenzel Fred Ross Skillet Diner Walden Asset Management George V. Eighmey & Peter Livingston Spruce Finer Consignor Washington State Department of Gregori Jakovina & Larry McDonald Starbucks Coffee Company Transportation Hillary Miller Wells Fargo Advisors State of Washington Combined Jackson Miller Fund Drive Wells Fargo Foundation James M. Hansen Tableau Foundation Wimmer Solutions Jim McBroom & John H. Weston Charitable Fund TAP 365 Yellowstone Fitness John Grigsby & Jim Vegher Leigh & Leslie Dolin Madeline Miller Mary Mack & Sue Caulfield Norm D. Kalbfleisch and Neil Matteucci Paul D. Higgins Fund Peter Kasting Portland General Electric Phyllis E. Solow & Susan A. Nestor Pride of the Rose Rev. Shakti Khan Robert Kennedy Terry Bean
49 Be who you are, where you are… Washington
SUNSET ON WHEAT FIELDS OF THE PALOUSE WHITMAN COUNTY, WA FINANCIALS
Statement of Financial Position Statement of Operations Year Ending March 31, 2017 Year Ending March 31, 2017
Assets Revenue Cash & Cash Equivalents 1,041,565 Individual Contributions 1,383,157 Investment Portfolio 29,172,473 Workplace Contributions 39,258 Land Held for Sale 157,800 Corporate/Foundation 2,316,890 Marketable Securities Held in Trust 302,642 Bequests 546,032 Trusts 1,213,167 Other 98,953 Property & Equipment, Net 9,931 Total Revenue: $4,384,289 Promises To Give 359,658 Other Assets 43,197 Expenses Total Assets: $32,300,433 Scholarships 413,458 Grants 910,021 Liabilities & Net Assets Regional Leadership Development 1,761,626 Accounts Payable 29,494 Fundraising 292,810 Grants & Scholarships Payable 81,790 Management & General 240,783 Workplace Giving Payable 107,545 Total Expenses: $3,618 ,698 Trust Funds Held For Others 302,642 Other Liabilities 36,827 Net Surplus (Shortfall) Net Assets: Before Gains & Losses 765,591 Unrestricted 131,325 Net Investment Activity 2,476,545 Temporarily Restricted 6,238,641 Net Surplus (Shortfall): $3, 242 ,136 Permanently Restricted 25,372,169 Total Liabilities & Net Assets: $32,300,433
51 STAFF & BOARD
Revenue Staff Board of Directors Jeremiah Allen Ben Bakkenta (WA) 1% Workplace Contributions TRANSform WA Project Director Jason Bergevin (WA) Alli Auldridge Ron Brey (OR) 6% Other Director of Community Engagement Caryn Brooks (OR) 12% Bequests Tylene Carnell Regional Philanthropy Officer, Washington Nicole Browning (WA) Katie Carter Jason Fussell (WA) Director of Strategic Priorities Efrain Gutierrez (WA) Corporate/Foundation 53% Halley Cody Emilie Jackson-Edney (ID) Database Administrator 32% Individual Contributions Seth Kirby (WA) Josh Hemsath Melanie Lyons (WA) Regional Philanthropy Officer, Alaska Lee Ann Martinson (WA) Kris Hermanns Chief Executive Officer Susie Matsuura (ID) Isyss Honnen Marci McLean- Pollock (MT) Finance Associate Greg Mullins (WA) Expenses Katelen Kellogg Brandy Pirtle-Guiney (OR) Communications and Outreach Manager Elias Rojas (AK) Kim Leighton D. Gregory Smith (MT) Regional Philanthropy Officer, Montana 7% Management and General Tara Smith (WA) Steve Martin 8% Fundraising Regional Philanthropy Officer, Idaho Wakefield (WA) Gunner Scott Jean-Paul Willynck (WA) 11% Scholarships Director of Programs Regional Leadership Eden Shore 49% Volunteer Manager Development Kim Sogge 25% Grants Regional Philanthropy Officer, Oregon Craig Williams Office Manager Jimbo Worm Director of Finance and Operations 52 Sources:
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