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Giving Foster Kids a Childhood and a Future Treehouse gratefully acknowledges the generosity of all our Platt LeRoss Family Foundation • Jill Marsden and Ros Bond • Susan and Matt Maury • Glen Milliman and Alison Wyckoff-Milliman • Netmotion Wireless Marvin Scott • Seattle Rotary Service Foundation • Cynthia Simchuk • Michael Slade • Jerry and Laura Slater • Robert H. Smith • James and Burnley Snyder donors – individuals, foundations and corporations – Jeannie and Bruce Nordstrom • Northern Trust • NW Washington Association Of Health Underwriters • Thomas and Kristin Ogren • Janice and Brian Tad and Jeanne Sommerville • Mark Spain • Sprague Israel Giles, Inc. • Stanton & Everybody, Inc. • Tamara and Gregg Steeb • Sheri Stewart • Leigh Orrico • Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America • Jeanne Quinton • Ragen MacKenzie, Seattle • Shelly Brown Reiss and Michael Stokes • Kara and Don Stout • Elizabeth Strathy and Nick Merrill • Mark and Patti Streissguth • Fayette Stross • Sophie Sussman • Franciene Sznewajs for their gifts in fiscal year 2008. Reiss • Jack and Janice Sabin • Safeco Insurance - Employee Giving Programs • Sealy, Inc. • Seattle Mariners • Ann Simons • Greg and Mimi The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation • The Melody S. Robidoux Foundation • The Oki Foundation • Mikal and Lynn Thomsen • Mark Blake and Slyngstad • Starbucks Matching Gifts Program • State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company • Sterling Realty Organization • The Auld Foundation Katherine Tilley • Todd Meyers Communication • Tommy Bahama • Ed Torkelson • Ann Trapp • TuTu Time • Kristin Valente • Valley Of The Sun United Way • The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints • Wendy and Jim Truitt • US Bank Community Relations • Washington Association Of Realtors Eric and Julie van der Veen • Brian and Rhonda Vowinkel • WA State Association of School Psychologists • Marka Jenkins Waechter • Maggie and Doug Walker $50,000 + Anonymous (2) • Aven Foundation • Connie and Steven Ballmer • Bank of America • Casey Family Programs Washington Mutual Employee Giving Campaign • Wenaweser Foundation • Dean Willard • James Williams • Wyman Youth Trust • ZymoGenetics, Inc. Wal-Mart Foundation • Julia Walters-Burns • Mary and Tony Ward-Smith • Ruth and Todd Warren • Washington Mutual Matching Gifts • Tom Weeks and Deb Oyer Children’s Administration, Washington DSHS • Marta and Lucio Dalla Gasperina • Mary and Stan Harrelson • Islands Fund • Microsoft Giving David and Marsha Weil • Peter and Suzanna Westhagen • Jennifer White • Peggy and Robert Wilkerson • Clyde Wilson • Kathleen Wilson • Miriam Wilson Campaign Program • Schultz Family Foundation • Sessions Family Foundation • Jan and Jim Sinegal • The Norcliffe Foundation $1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous (3) • Abossein Engineering LLC • Alaska Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators • Doug and Jan Albright Windermere Foundation • Windermere Real Estate Capitol Hill • Geoff and Jill Wood • Lynda Woodward-Collie • Conrad Wouters • Robert and Ruth Wright United Way of King County Work Place Giving Alticor, Inc. • Betty Lou Anderson • Eve Gordon and Mark Anderson • Lisa Anderson • Lori Anderson • Mari Anderson • Shelley Anderson and Thomas Louise and Richard Yarmuth • Daniel and Christine Young Krider • Lucius and Phoebe Andrew • Jerome T. Anelli • Linda Arink • Phillips Avery • Boone and Gayle Barker • Kathryn Barron • Thomas Barwick $25,000 - $49,999 Alexandra Brookshire and Bert Green • Brookshire Green Foundation • Costco Wholesale • Pamela and Robert Eshelman Ann Bassetti • Bob Baxter • Kathleen M. Bayley Smith and S.D. Smith • Eric and Jessy Beardemphl • Steven Bell and Wendy Walker-Bell • Jon and Mary $500 - $999 Anonymous (1) • A.J. Kollar Fine Paintings • Alliance Bernstein • Brian Andersen • Jammie Baugh and Joe Arbanas • Elizabeth Arganian Penguin Windows • Rainier Investment Management, Inc. • Richard and Shirley Phillips • Seattle Seahawks Charitable Foundation Pat Belzer • Jack and Becky Benaroya • Tim and Heidi Bendokas • Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation • Bobo Foundation • Bob’s Heating & Air Conditioning Matt Barnes and Lesa Sroufe • Black Family Foundation • Beth Blackburn • Paul and Barbara Bouche • Ken Brewe • Business Support Services NW, LLC • CA, Inc. The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation • Seattle Foundation Seattle Times • The Foster Foundation • United Way of King County Jeff and Barbara Boettcher • Jeanette Boltz • Jerome Brady • Dennis Brevik • Debbi Brown • Ronald and Cheryl Bryant • Randy Builder Nile and Marilee Clarke • Randy and Lisa Cole • Lindsay and William Deklerk • Brad and Julia Detering • Joleen and Franklin Donahoe • Mark Dunn • Susan and Safety Net • Wells Fargo Bank Bullivant Houser Bailey • Tracy and Ron Bundy • Burlington Northern Santa Fe Foundation • Calvert Social Investment Foundation • Campaign Connection Patrick Dunn • Louise Durocher • Grace Chien and Rodney Eng • Federal Mortgage Company, Inc. • Erik Filban • Financial Services Coalition - Puget Sound • Dana Frank Carney Badley Spellman, P.S. • Jenny Carter • Wade Carter III • Chenstein O’Malleysven Foundation • Colleen Chin • Cingular Wireless Matching Gift Center and Steve Looney • Pat and Joann Gowan • Green Banner Distribution • Steve Haberl • Joan and Arthur Habu • Ada Hamilton • Todd Henry • Tom and Mary Herche $10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous (1) • Bill and Janette Adamucci • Alpha Gamma Delta • Eve and Chap Alvord • Jeff and Mary Anderson Ken Clay • Jayne Coe • CoHo Realty Community Housing Fund • Karen Collins • Community Foundation Of New Jersey • Conrad & Company • Pamela David C. Hoedemaker and Joni Henry Hoedemaker • Mike and Diane Holmes • Christa Hope • Hudson Bay Insulation Company • Dr. Robert Johnson • Judie and Mike Bellini Trust • Byron W. & Alice L. Lockwood Foundation • John & Fifi Caner • Casey Family Programs • Eli Lilly and Company • Fordham Street Cooney • David and Tammy Corning • Becky and Michael Costello • Anne Cote • Sheila Cottrell • Margot Kenly and Bill Cumming • Anita Davidson and Kanzaki • Tessa Keating and Stephen Rothrock • Michael and Emily Kelly • Mahesh and Geeta Keni • Willard and Ellen Larson • Liz Lasater • Wade Leach • James Foundation • Michael and Lynn Garvey • George A. and Marion M. Wilson Foundation • Lynn and Bruce Gibson • Harvest Foundation • Kellanne Robert Friedman • Cecile and J. Delafield • Torben Dix • Jeri and Doug Donnelly • Dorian Artistry in Photography • Alice W. Doyel • Joan DuBuque and Christina Lockwood • Samuel McCullum • Maureen McGee • Kirk and Sherilyn McGough • Robert McHenry • Laura Middaugh and Adam Kline • Norwyn Newby Henry • Holt Family Advised Fund • Kevin and Krista Hughes • Intelius • Donna Johnson • Rich and Karmann Kaplan • Knossos Foundation Steve Dunn • Eric Durdan • Patty Eakes • Barbara Eiguren • Kim Eiring • Kathy Elias • William and Erin Ellis • Sandy Emerson • Herb and Billie Ershig Patty Peaquin • Penson Financial Servcies • Amy Phillips • Plum Creek Timber Co. • Polly McArthur and Associates • Phillip and Beverly Raschke • Shelly Rieger Treehouse helps foster kids learn, fulfills key material needs and Skip and Jackie Kotkins • Kroger--QFC Checkstand Campaign • Lucky Seven Foundation • Joseph and Carolyn Mallahan • Michael and Linda Mastro Maggie Evanson • Feinberg Foundation • Alan Finkelstein • Linda and Terry Finn • Michael Fitchitt • Michelle Fogerty • Fonte Coffee • Mike and Amy and Matt Rudolf • Larry and Jennie Rush • Janine and James Rutherford • SAC Transport • Mark and Lisa Schneider • Seafair • Susan Sigl gives them a real childhood as well as hope for the future. McKinstry Company Charitable Foundation • Medina Foundation • Microsoft Matching Gifts Program • Northwest Children’s Fund • One Family Foundation Lindsay Foody • Beth and Matt Foster • Susan Foster • Shawn and Donny Foy • Foy Industrial Electric Corp. • Jane and Jim Fredricksen • Stan and Cindy St. Louise Church Kyle and Kristin Sugamele • The Regence Employee Giving Campaign • Drew Thoresen • Candace Tollett • Roberta Tyo Peg & Rick Young Foundation • Qwest Foundation • Anna and Ronald Rosella • Safeco Insurance • Sasco Foundation • Alan and Nancy Sclater Freimuth • Barak Gaster • William and Mimi Gates • Andre Gauron • GE Foundation • Susan Gertz and Patrick Hartley • Drindy M. Gier and Michael Tom Waiss • Michael Walmsley Elisabeth Wendt • Whitsitt Family Fund • John and Carol Williams • Ken and Melodie Zakaluk Shrontz Family Foundation • The Ginger & Barry Ackerley Foundation • The Hughes Foundation • The Stocker Foundation • Weisman Design Group INC. P.S. Fleming • Global Impact • Dena and Richard Gregory • Larry Haight • Kristin and Bruce Hale • Pat Hamilton-Bell • Sharon Hansen • Lawrence and Hylton Hard • Dave and Joanne Harkonen • John and Marilyn Harris • Richard and Betty Hedreen • Debra Hendry • Tonya Henry • Jon Hermann Treehouse Board of Directors 2008 $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous (3) • Michael and Lisa Anderson • Tom Thompson and Lisca Borichewski • Paul and Debbi Brainerd • Catlin Bruce and Vicki Holliday • Elise Holschuh • Horizons Foundation • Implement.Com • James Brown and Mary Ingraham • Judge Laura Inveen and Bill Shaw Capital, INC. • Clear Fir Partners • LeeAnn Cochran and Patrick Liebel • Cricenti Family Charitable Lead Trust • D.V. & Ida McEachern Charitable Trust Isador Simon Family Foundation • Linda Jackson • Anu and Naveen Jain • David James • Dan Johnson • James and Danita Jolly • Ronald E. Jostol Judy Marczewski, President Don and Melissa Nielson Family Foundation • Dorsey & Whitney • Patrick and Celeste Draper • Eileen Fisher Inc. • Employee Community
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