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2016 Annual Report

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2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Then Now Next

OFFICERS Our Vision Jean A. Freeman, Chair Thriving people, healthy relationships, and peaceful communities. Julie M. Loosbrock, Chair Elect Debra K. Page, Vice Chair Our Mission Jay R. Lindgren, Secretary Advance opportunities for change so that every person can experience safety, hope, and healing. Diane J. Gates, Treasurer Tammie L. Follett, Past Chair Our Values Jennifer J. Polzin, Chief Executive Officer INTEGRITY: We model authenticity, and hold ourselves accountable to be good stewards of the agency’s reputation, relationships, resources, and future. DIRECTORS RESPECT: We affirm the strengths and innate worth of all people. Ramona I. Advani INNOVATION: We commit to excellence and creativity, evolving through Jeffrey Bouslog reflective learning and improved practice. Tommie Braddock PARTNERSHIP: We collaborate to build collective expertise, and welcome diverse perspectives. Colleen M. Carey Michelle Halonen SOCIAL JUSTICE: We challenge our own biases, and work with courage and tenacity to build inclusive and equitable communities. Amy Hasbargen Shirley Hunt Richard Johnson Our Strategic Directions Kristen Kimmell 1. Provide streamlined access to exceptional, relevant services. Sonja C. Larson 2. Engage the community to take action. Phillip J. Martin 3. Strengthen the agency’s infrastructure in order to better serve. Jackie K. Ottoson 4. Invigorate organizational culture to sustain innovation, engagement, Ric Pace wellbeing and diversity. Grant Piller Robert Schneeweis Paul Schnell Dan Seeman R. Christopher Sur Douglas Underwood Lori Vicich Sara Wahl Jonathan Weinhagen Mary White Tubman board members work with GrayHall LLP on the agency’s new Strategic Plan. ADVISORY BOARD Sharon Sayles Belton Josie R. Johnson About our Domestic Violence Awareness Month photo project: Sheila C. Morgan As part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month in 2016, we asked Tubman staff, interns, Diane Robinson volunteers, and community partners to share messages of hope for survivors and reasons why they wear purple for domestic violence awareness. On pages 2-3 of this Annual Report Sharon G. Ryan are 40 photos from this project—for Tubman’s 40 years of leading the way to hope. 1 TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 • THEN, NOW, NEXT THEN, NOW, NEXT • TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 Then Now Next Dear Friends and Supporters, With your help, Tubman served nearly 30,000 women, men, and youth of all ages in 2016. This Annual Report describes some of the ways that was accomplished. In addition to a positive financial audit, you will find snapshots of our key outcomes and activities featuring the people we serve and the volunteers, interns, donors, staff, board, partner organizations, elected officials, and community members who fuel our work. Our theme for 2016 was Then, Now, and Next as we celebrated the agency’s 40th anniversary, looking back at the milestones of each one of the predecessor organizations that make up the Tubman of today. We honored our visionary found- ers, reconnected with staff alumni, engaged the people we serve in new ways, called the community to action, and planned for our future. We completed an extensive strategic planning process to assess where we are today as an organization, and more importantly, to sharpen our focus moving forward. A heartfelt thank you to each of the 210 people—representing our clients, community partners, elected officials, funders and individual donors, law enforcement/judicial/criminal justice system, volunteers, staff, and board—for candidly sharing their perspectives about our strengths and challenges, as well as a wealth of suggestions to guide our work over the next three years. In addition to getting feedback and analyzing the current landscape and trends, we asked some big questions about why we exist and who we aspire to be as an organization. We are pleased with both the process and the results: our refreshed vision, mission, values, and strategic directions—all of which you’ll see in these pages. Safety. Hope. Healing. While none of these is more important than another, hope may ultimately be the thing that sustains all of us—particularly in these uncertain times. To paraphrase writer F. Scott Fitzgerald, we must be able to see that things are hopeless and yet be determined to make them better. So we look to our namesake, Harriet Tubman, and are inspired now more than ever by her in- vincible determination. That’s the type of determination that turns hope into action, and changes lives for the better. And your generosity makes that possible. On behalf of the thousands of people we served last year, as well as the Tubman board and staff, our great thanks for your interest, involvement, and investment in the future of our community.

With gratitude,

Jennifer J. Polzin Jean A. Freeman Chief Executive Officer Chair, Board of Directors

P.S. Please know you have a standing invitation to contact me anytime for a conversation ([email protected] or 612.767.6697). I’d love to listen and learn what inspires you to support Tubman, what we’re doing well, and what we can improve. I’m delighted to answer your questions, share the Executive Summary of our FY17 Strategic and Program Plans, give you a tour, or talk about how you can get further involved. —Jen

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Sheena Addis, staff Hayden Anderson, staff Name Withheld Anonymous

Lucas Dugan, staff U.S. Senator Al Franken Elizabeth Glidden, Minneapolis Trudi Greaves, staff City Council

Erin K., volunteer Jenni Keegan, staff Rachael Kozen, intern Senta Leff, MN Coalition for the Homeless

Marty Moreno, supporter Pete Orput, County Laura Phelps, staff Junauld Presley, staff Attorney

Thabo Shija, staff Maplewood Mayor Nora Slawik Nora Smyth, intern Tamara Stark, staff 2 3 TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 • THEN, NOW, NEXT THEN, NOW, NEXT • TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016

Majel Baker, intern Jocelyn Beard, staff John Choi, Ramsey County Anastasia Damyan, intern Attorney

Nancy Green, volunteer State Senator Jeff Hayden Alison Hobson, staff Suzannah Hoyt, staff

Judge Eric Lipman Katie Massie, staff Nazara Matos, staff Eleanor Miller, staff

Ann Resemius, volunteer Debra Rogg, staff RT Rybak, Minneapolis Amy Schneider, staff

Oakdale Police Chief Bill Sullivan Chelsea Wagner, staff State Senator Chuck Wiger Ashley Wirth-Petrik, staff 2 3 TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 • THEN, NOW, NEXT THEN, NOW, NEXT • TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016

Better service through strategic changes In 2016—alongside our strategic planning—we focused on strengthening the foundation of our services, adapting them to better suit the needs of our clients and improved accessibility for all. Agency-wide, we reviewed all services to ensure streamlined access for all ages, genders, and cultural groups that are the most underserved, with the goal of reducing barriers. For some services, this means balancing gender-specific offerings with open access, while ensuring safety remains paramount for all. We began providing shelter to adult male victims, and expanded our community clothing closet to offer men’s and youth clothing. We partnered with OutFront MN and the Battered Women’s Justice Project to help assess and improve the availability and access to services for LGBTQ people experiencing relationship violence. With Harriet’s Refuge offers a quiet place to pray, meditate or engage in other spiritual or staff training, we ensured expertise mindfulness practices. in working with older adults became embedded within each core service area. orders for students who are victims of The Youth Programs at Tubman have And we expanded access to language relationship violence or sexual assault, as experienced tremendous growth over the interpreters across the agency. We well as family law advice. last year. The Safe Journeys shelter for also laid the groundwork for a robust young victims of violence and exploitation diversity, equity, and inclusion plan with This year reached the completion of has been open since August 2015 and comprehensive trainings on undoing the two-year Domestic Abuse Joint has been continuously full. During the racism and intercultural competence. Prosecution Enhancement Project with year, we secured additional funds to the Ramsey County Attorney’s Office, increase the number of beds from 10 Within our Residential Services division, police departments in Maplewood and to 16. In October 2016, we achieved in addition to offering shelter to adult male White Bear Lake, and prosecutors. licensure from the Minnesota Department victims, staff and community members Overwhelmingly positive outcomes— of Human Services for Safe Harbor updated our Mindfulness and Spirituality including increased convictions for programs, bringing our total to 16 beds of Support Policy. This policy recognizes the offenders, reduced dismissals of domestic transitional housing and 8 beds of shelter. importance of spirituality and mindfulness abuse charges, and increased participation for some of our clients as they heal from by victims throughout cases—have led to a We completed our first year serving trauma, and guides staff in how to support continuing commitment from all partners. as the Safe Harbor Regional Navigator these clients’ needs within our shelters, for the six-county East Metro region, leading to better service. Tubman’s Clinical Services division which means streamlining youth’s launched a new After Care therapy access to comprehensive services, In the Legal Services division, we were group for people who have completed building community providers’ capacity awarded a federal Legal Assistance for an outpatient chemical dependency to effectively meet youth’s needs, and Victims grant that expanded our attorney program and needed ongoing therapy and ensuring that community members services and added legal advice clinics in support. We also added two additional understand sexual exploitation and their our shelters for residents. The grant also therapist positions due to the increase role in ending it. includes renewed partnership with the in clients seeking Tubman’s counseling Immigrant Law Center, Casa de Esperanza services. Also this year, the Holistic Abuse The NorthStar Youth Outreach Center and the Aurora Center at the University Prevention Program for people who have opened in June as a drop-in space for of Minnesota, where we also will be been abusive was expanded from 18 to homeless and at-risk youth. providing on-site legal clinics. University 21 weeks, to include additional skills and students will receive advice on protection coping strategies within the curriculum.

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U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar and U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy (Vermont) visited Tubman to Visiting Tubman East are (from left) board member Jonathan Weinhagen, Senator Chuck Wiger, host a roundtable discussion of the Violence CEO Jen Polzin, former Representative Barb Yarusso, Representative Leon Lillie, Judge Eric Against Women Act. Lipman and board member Sonja Larson. Public Policy & Systems Change Together with our community partners and statewide coalitions, Tubman helps shape policy and creates systems change.

Staff member Katy Drahos engages the next generation of voters.

Tubman CEO Jen Polzin speaks at a press conference on preventing gun violence in the Tubman’s Inspiring Youth team, led by Director of Youth and Family Services Tamara Stark (at community. podium) was named a Public Health Hero by the City of Minneapolis.

The City of Maplewood honored Tubman and the Ramsey County Attorney’s Office for their Staff wear orange for National Gun Violence partnership in the Joint Domestic Abuse Prosecution Enhancement Project. Awareness Day.

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Our Report Card

Not completed yet or Completed In process R a Q decided against

Agency Strategic Goals I. Engage people in transforming their lives by providing a spectrum of quality services. II. Empower the community to act upon our shared responsibility for the health and safety of every person. III. Create a learning institute that closes the gap between research and practice to ensure effective client outcomes. IV. Forge teams and partnerships that learn, invent, adapt and sustain innovative client and community services. V. Leverage staff expertise and service delivery models to attract new community investment and generate enterprise revenue for sustainability and growth.

2016 Agency Objectives Initiate an extensive strategic planning process which will engage agency and community stakeholders to review and update Tubman’s mission, vision, values, and goals for client services and operations, R including a technology and data plan. Expand our existing shelter and community-based services for youth and young adult victims of violence and exploitation, including sex trafficking, and continue collaborative efforts to improve R systems response. R Increase access and funds available for interpreter services across agency programs. R Ensure expertise working with older adults is embedded within all agency programs. Develop a long-term facilities plan for each of our three sites to more effectively use our space to serve a clients and the community, including a repair and replacement plan.

2016 Divisional Objectives Shelter Services Legal Services Establish cross-agency mindfulness and spiritual Restore funding for volunteer attorney services to wellness task force to review and recommend R FY15 level. R activities, spaces and protocols that help clients heal from trauma through the arts, meditation, yoga and Increase victim participation, increase convictions and other holistic practices. reduce dismissals in domestic abuse cases through the Joint Prosecution Unit, a two-year partnership Strengthen partnership with Voice of East African R between the Ramsey County Attorney’s Office, City of Women (VEAW) to enhance Tubman’s capacity to serve Maplewood, City of White Bear Lake, and Tubman. a East African women residing in Tubman shelters and provide 24-hour crisis line services for VEAW. R Complete design of new legal client database. R Open client computer lab at Tubman West. Expand our volunteer-run and -based Harriet’s Closet at Tubman East to provide professional R clothing for all ages and genders.

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Counseling & Therapy Services Resource Development and Intern & Volunteer Services Expand mental and chemical health services for R children and youth. Expand membership for key resource development and event committees. Secure funds to bridge the gap for older clients and R a clients with disabilities on Medicare. Maximize donor database capabilities to better support prospecting and cultivation. Launch new Trauma therapy group for men and a R Navigating Transitions therapy group for women. Q Research and develop planned giving program. Offer free mental health therapy for Tubman shelter Initiate seminar series to provide professional R residents in Minneapolis to address immediate needs. R development opportunities for interns and volunteers. Revise Rule 29 manual for clinical services. Launch monthly intern and volunteer newsletter and R periodic satisfaction survey to share information, R Revise Rule 31 manual for clinical services. R gather feedback and increase engagement.

Youth & Family Services Administration, Facilities, & Information Technology Secure funding for additional shelter beds to serve sexually exploited youth at Tubman East, particularly Strengthen administrative support to advance agency R youth ages 13 – 15. R objectives through addition of key positions. Complete protocols, train volunteers and open drop Install solar at Tubman Chrysalis Center (Completed) in center for homeless youth at Tubman East in and Tubman East (Spring 2017) to maximize clean R partnership with community-led task force. R energy and cost efficiencies. Expand outreach, intervention and prevention services Consider automated building control systems to R for at-risk youth in Minneapolis. R enhance efficiency and reduce costs. Build awareness and capacity of other service Begin accessibility improvements at Tubman West providers to serve sexually exploited youth in Q following completion of structural engineer review. R six-county East Metro area as Safe Harbor Regional Navigator. Work with Technology Think Tank to conduct security audit and develop a five-year technology plan a that increases client access, improves internal user experience, and supports agency’s strategic objectives.

Communications and Public Policy Human Resources Launch marketing campaign to celebrate agency Adjust salary ranges based on findings from market milestones throughout 40th Anniversary year to R surveys to attract and retain top talent. inspire the community to support our work moving R forward. Launch staff wellness initiative that includes compassion fatigue prevention. Design and deliver Ambassador training and toolkit for R Q staff and volunteers doing community outreach and a Update personnel policies to ensure relevancy. presentations. Expand recruitment sources and strategies to attract Complete content creation for tubman.org and R best in class candidates. R Countless Ways to Help marketing materials. Conduct market survey on employee benefit offerings Engage local and state elected officials at forums R and pricing to maintain competitive edge in 2017. to raise awareness of the issues we serve, Tubman R services and spaces.

6 7 TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 • THEN, NOW, NEXT THEN, NOW, NEXT • TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 Voices in Prevention Schools OUR SERVICES BY Tubman taught Voices in Prevention, our healthy relationships curriculum, in THE NUMBERS the following schools and community sites in 2016. Brooklyn Park Plymouth Christian Youth Capitol Hill Magnet School Park Center Senior High Center Como Park Senior High 11,780 people in crisis accessed support South High School School Cottage Grove Southwest High School Face to Face Academy and resources by phone or in person. Park High School The Link – Archdale Gordon Parks High School Eagan Apartments* Hamline University More than 25,000 people experiencing The Link – Lincoln Place* The Link – St. Barnabas Harding Senior High School violence and exploitation developed a Apartments* Highland Park High School Farmington Thomas Edison High School safety plan by phone or in person. Humboldt High School Farmington High School Transition Plus Lifehaven Transitional Living YWCA* Program* 367 adults and youth and their 542 Golden Valley Highview Alternative Minnesota Internship Center children received safe shelter and New Brighton Program Irondale Twin Cities Academy support at our two family violence Washington Technology Hastings shelters. Our transitional housing program North St. Paul Magnet School Hastings High School served 21 adults and 37 children, and Next Step Transition Stillwater the Safe Journeys shelter and housing Lake Elmo Program FamilyMeans program for youth and young adults Oak-Land Junior High North High School School New Heights School experiencing violence and exploitation, Oakdale Stillwater Area High School including sex trafficking, served 49 youth Little Canada Tartan High School Stillwater Junior High School and their 21 children. East View Academy Capitol View Center Roseville White Bear Lake Fairview Alternative High Century College School 4,096 clients received criminal court Maple Grove White Bear Lake ALC Maple Grove Middle School Roseville Area High School victim advocacy, legal advocacy, advice White Bear Lake Area High Roseville Area Middle School or representation in Orders for Protection Maplewood School – North and family law, or legal helpline support. Harmony Learning Center St. Anthony Woodbury Hill-Murray School St. Anthony Village High East Ridge High School School 1,667 clients accessed mental or chemical Minneapolis Woodbury High School health assessment or treatment in our Longfellow High School St. Paul licensed clinics. MN Transitions High School AGAPE High School North Community High Battle Creek Middle School *community site 10,927 youth participated in our six- week school-based violence prevention curriculum or attended a presentation Now open: The NorthStar Youth on healthy relationships and violence prevention. Outreach Center In June 2016, we 1,041 youth and young adults opened the NorthStar experiencing violence and exploitation Youth Outreach Center, received advocacy and support in our a drop-in center at Harriet Tubman shelters and the community. Center East for at-risk and homeless 1,191 clients addressed their wellness, youth. The center is financial, employment, education a partnership with a or housing goals, individually or in committed volunteer task force that studied workshops. the issue of youth homelessness in the More than 5,100 professionals, students, East Metro and now and community members learned about serves at the drop-in Tubman services, relationship violence, center. The Center provides advocacy, safety planning, and connections to a range of additional community resources, along with counseling, housing, exploitation, and other topics at 98 career, and educational assistance; a computer lab; shower and laundry presentations and events. access; supplies, food, and clothing; and creative art spaces.

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2016 Event Sponsors and Vendors 2016 Starlight Soirée Sponsors & Event Partners Thomson Reuters RBC Wealth Management Deluxe McGough Construction Lindquist and Vennum LLP Fox Rothschild LLP myTalk 107.1 Margaret Carlson Citron & Paul Citron Venture Solutions Maguire Agency 5-8 Tavern, Maplewood Event Lab Maslon LLP Breaking Bread Café & Catering, Minneapolis iHeartMedia McGough Construction Deli Double, Hopkins hendlin! Minnesota Vikings Famous Dave’s BBQ & Blues, Uptown Hubbard Broadcasting Inc. Sears Imports/Mercedes Benz Lone Spur Grill & Bar, Minnetonka iHeartMedia Mason’s Restaurant & Barre, Minneapolis Milton’s Vittles, Vino, and Beer, Crystal 23rd Annual Wing Ding Hubbard Broadcasting Inc. Northbound Smokehouse & Brewpub, Sponsors Venture Solutions Minneapolis Deluxe Thurber Jewelers Park Tavern, St. Louis Park Dykema Gossett PLLC Pimento Jamaican Kitchen, Minneapolis Event Lab Vendors SYSCO MN Faegre Baker Daniels LLP 1919 Rootbeer Wendy’s House of SOUL, Minneapolis 8 9 TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 • THEN, NOW, NEXT THEN, NOW, NEXT • TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016

Our Partnerships A very warm thank you to all of our partners. You are an integral and critical part of our prevention and intervention work. Collaborations & Coalitions Sexual Violence Prevention Network University of Minnesota Aurora Center Bridges to Safety: Partnership for Domestic Abuse Service, St. Paul University of Minnesota Department of Child Development City of Minneapolis Department of Public Health University of Minnesota Clinical and Translational Science Institute Century College Independent School District 622 University of Minnesota Urban Research and Outreach Engagement Center Heading Home Hennepin Vulnerable Adult Interdisciplinary Team of Washington County Heading Home Ramsey Governing Board Washington County Public Health Hennepin County Family Court Enhancement Project Hennepin County Family Violence Coordinating Council Community Partners Juvenile Subcommittee of the Hennepin County Family Breaking Free Violence Coordinating Council Catholic Charities MACC Alliance of Connected Communities City House Minneapolis Public Schools CLUES (Communidades Latinas Unidas en Servicio) Minnesota Coalition Against Sexual Assault CommonBond Communities Minnesota Coalition for Battered Women Community Emergency Assistance Programs (CEAP) Minnesota Coalition for the Homeless CornerHouse Minnesota Council of Nonprofits Day One Services Minnesota Human Trafficking Task Force Committee for Health Care Providers Dayton’s Bluff Community Center Minnesota State Bar Association Legal Assistance to the Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) Disadvantaged Committee Face to Face SafeZone Minnesota Women’s Consortium Family Tree Clinic National Network to End Domestic Violence Financial Planning Association of Minnesota People Working With People Who Batter Free Arts Minnesota Pro-bono Safety Project: Aurora Center – University of Minnesota, Asian Women United of Minnesota, Brian Coyle Healthcare for the Homeless, Hennepin County Community Center, Casa de Esperanza, Cornerstone Advocacy Healthcare for the Homeless, Ramsey County Service, Division of Indian Work, Domestic Abuse Project, Home Free, OutFront Minnesota, Sojourner Project, St. Paul and Highland Park Community Center Ramsey County Domestic Abuse Intervention Project, Women’s Advocates Hill-Murray School Ramsey County Family Violence Coordinating Council Home for Life Ramsey County Public Health Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota Safe at Home International Trafficking Institute Safe Harbor Minnesota – Minnesota Department of Health Legal Rights Center 10 11 TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 • THEN, NOW, NEXT THEN, NOW, NEXT • TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016

Maple Tree Child Care Legal System and Law Minnesota Brain Injury Alliance Enforcement Partners Minnesota Justice Foundation Legal Services Advisory Council ‘Think Tank’: City Prosecutors Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center in Ramsey and Washington Counties, Homeland Security, Maplewood Police, Oakdale Police, Ramsey County Child Open Access Protection, Ramsey County Court Administration, Ramsey County Judicial Bench, Ramsey County Probation, U.S. Attorney OutFront Minnesota Office, Washington County Child Protection, Washington Pathways Counseling County Court Administration, Washington County Judicial Bench, Washington County Probation, Washington County Perspectives Sheriff’s Office Pet Partners Bayport Police PRIDE (From Prostitution to Independence, Dignity and Cottage Grove Police Equality) – The Family Partnership Forest Lake Police Recovery Resource Center Hennepin County Court Administration Restorative Justice Community Action Hennepin County Domestic Abuse Service Center RS Eden Hennepin County Judicial Bench Sexual Violence Center Hennepin County Probation Shapiro and Smith Dance Company Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office Sisters of St. Paul’s Monastery Minneapolis Police Social Justice Task Force – White Bear Unitarian Universalist Mounds View Police Church New Brighton Police Solid Ground Newport Police Standpoint (formerly the Battered Women’s Legal Advocacy Project) North St. Paul Police The Link Oak Park Heights Police Urban Ventures Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office Voice of East African Women Roseville Police Washington County Community Circles St. Anthony Police Washington County CONNECT St. Paul Park Police Women’s Initiative for Self Empowerment (WISE) St. Paul Police Youth Law Project Stillwater Police YouthLink Youth Opportunity Center White Bear Lake Police Youthprise Woodbury Police Z Puppets Rosenschnoz 10 11 TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 • THEN, NOW, NEXT THEN, NOW, NEXT • TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016

Financials Tubman ended its fiscal year 2016 in a strong financial position, with an unrestricted surplus of $95,231. The surplus was added to the Board-designated fund for repair, replacement and cash flow, furthering Tubman’s commitment to long- term financial stability. As of September 30, 2016, Tubman’s net assets total $14,171,291—of which $12,387,701 (87%) are invested in property and equipment. Tubman’s sources of revenue remained stable, with a mix of government support, program service fees and contributions. Operating expenditures remained stable as well, allowing Tubman to make the modest personnel investments necessary to attract and retain outstanding staff expertise to fuel our mission and serve nearly 30,000 clients.

TOTAL NET ASSETS Dollars (Equity) 16,000,000

14,000,000

12,000,000

10,000,000

8,000,000

6,000,000

4,000,000

2,000,000

0 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Year Restricted Building Restricted Other Unrestricted

TOTAL CHANGE IN NET ASSETS (Excess of Revenue over Expenditures)

2,500,000 2012 included significant grants and contribuCons relaCng to the Phase 1 RenovaCon Project at HTCE and 2014 included $2M 2,000,000 general obligaCon grant received for compleCon of Phase 2 renovaCons at HTCE. 1,500,000

1,000,000 Dollars 500,000

0 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

(500,000)

(1,000,000) Year

Unrestricted Restricted Total

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Opera&ng Revenue

2015 2016

40.5% Govt.-Shelter support 44.8% 14.5% Program service fees 15.0% 13.6% ContribuDons* 9.1% 13.3% Govt.-Contracts and grants 11.9% 11.5% In-Kind 10.9% 5.9% United Way* 7.0% 0.7% Interest and other 1.3%

Operating Revenue excludes Capital Campaign contributions. Changes in percentages of United Way and Contributions reve- nue are a result of timing. Contributions in 2015 included multi-year funds for a specific program. Total operating support and revenue were $9,351,712 and $9,788,222 for 2015 and 2016, respectively.

Opera&ng Expenditures

2015 2016

37.2% Residen4al Services 42.4% 18.8% Legal Services 16.5% 17.0% Counseling & Therapy Services 15.9% 4.1% Children & Youth Services 5.0% 2.2% Sustainability Services 1.7% 3.8% Public Educa4on Services 3.1% 16.8% Core Mission Support* 15.4%

Total operating expenditures were $9,538,859 and $10,267,474 for 2015 and 2016, respectively. *Core Mission Support is the infrastructure that supports our services across the agency and assures the highest level of accountability to our clients, community, and funders. Included are the costs to maintain our facilities, security, technology and data management, financial accounting, etc. A total of 6.2% is used to secure the future resources that fuel our work.

Public sector funding includes contracts and grants from the following: U.S. Department of Justice; U.S. Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) Consolidated Youth Grant (CYG) and Legal Assistance for Victims (LAV) grant; U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development’s Supportive Housing Program and Section 8; Minnesota Department of Public Safety’s Office of Justice Programs – Shelter Grant, Community Advocacy (Legal) Grant and General Crime Victim Services; Minnesota Department of Human Services’ Safe Harbor Shelter and Housing and East Metro Regional Navigator funding; Minnesota Judicial Branch’s Legal Services Account Trust; Hennepin County grant for legal services; Hennepin County grant for Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP) for Family Violence Waiver support; Ramsey County grant for legal services; Washington County grant for legal services; and City of Maplewood grant for legal services.

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Volunteer Attorneys & Firms The dedication and ongoing commitment demonstrated by these individual attorneys and their law firms make it possible for Tubman clients to navigate the legal system and find safety and justice. In 2016, they contributed nearly 3,000 hours of work, at a value of more than $500,000.

Frank Abramson Jennifer Cross Angela Heart James Laurence Nick O’Connell Roxanne Shaughnessy JoMarie Alexander Mary Davidson Jenny Helling Laurel Learmonth Kendal O’Keefe Eric Sherman Angela Anderson Emma Denny John Hill Jacquelyn Lutz David Olson Mary Sherman Hill Valerie Arnold Robin Dietz Karolina Hoerl Heather Magnuson Priya Outar Mayfield Andy Shern Daniel Barta Sarah Hoffman Peter Magnuson Elizabeth Owen Amy Edwall Sarah Sicheneder Marjan Batchelor Robert Howard Tessa Mansfield Julie Pawluk Kyle Eidsness Timothy Simonson Jennifer Beckman Karen Ives Cheryl Margoles Dennis Pelowski Sarah Erickson Mary Smits Brian Bell Veena Iyer Darius Massoudi Amanda Porter James Fetterly Michelle Speeter Caroline Bell Jennifer Jameson Dan Prokott Tonda Mattie Margoles Beckman Michael Fink Jade Johnson Bradley Prowant Emily Mawer Laura Stone-Jeraj David Bland Elizabeth Fors Debra Julius Iris Ramos Allison Maxim Christine Stroemer Gillian Blomquist Renee Fossen Jeffrey Justman Peter Mayer Eric Richard Emily Bodtke Danielle Fremont Mark Sutherland Diane Kaer Scott Rodman Caryn Boisen Colleen McGarry Miriam Friesen Troy Tatting Meghann Kantke Elena Michael Boulette J. Qortney McLeod R. Leigh Frost Rozwadowski Stacey Tsantir Braden Emily Brandes Lisa Meier Jonathan Katterheinrich Vanessa Rybicka Andrew Tyler Jeffrey Bouslog Fruchtman Heather Meldrum Timothy Keane Joanna Salmen Thomas Undlin Kristen Bullock Alex Ginsberg James Mewborn Sarah Kenville Gauri Samant Joel Van Nurden Kerry Bundy Jeffrey Gleason Joseph Meyer Patrick Sauter Leslie Kimes Karla Vehrs Jonelle Burnham Peter Gleekel Mary Miller Jessica Savran Kathy Kimmel William Wassweiler Stephanie Allison Grafsgaard Jenna Monson Laurie Savran Micaela Chandler Lynn Klicker Uthe Carol Grant Mary Mooney Steve Schechtman Wattenbarger Russell Chapman Adam Kohnstamm Tamar Gronvoll William Moore Jerry Schloffman Robert Weiner Jacalyn Chinander Zachary Kretchmer Mark Gray Beth Morrison Mark Schneebeck Max Wexler Nia Chung Cody Krieg Srodoski David Green Ann Mozey Joel Schroeder Stephanie Willing Karen Kugler Brian Clausen Lianne Guenther Katherine Muller Inga Schuchard Kelly Wolford Julie La Fleur Erin Conti Bethany Gullman Nancy Murphy Law Schuelke Linda Wray Lisa Lamm Ashley Cooper James Gurovitsch Bachman Julia Nierengarten Chris Seidl George Zaske Emily Cowing Mary Hastings Sonja Larson J Novelli Quin Seiler Kristin Zinsmaster

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From left are CEO Jen Polzin, Laurie Savran, Washington County Attorney Pete Orput, Lisa Lamm Bachman, Mary Sherman Hill, Jonathan Fruchtman, Fred Fink of the Washington County Attorny’s Office, and Board Member Jeff Bouslog at the 2016 Volunteer Attorney recognition luncheon. Not pictured is Safety Project attorney of the year Pat Sauter.

Law firms Cooper and Reid LLC Henderson, Howard & Lindquist & Vennum Robichaud & Alcantara Pawluk, PA LLP PA Andrew T. Shern Law de Beer & Associates PA Office, PLLC Hicken, Scott, Howard Margoles & Margoles Robins Kaplan LLP DeWitt Ross & Stevens & Anderson PA Alexander Law Firm Maxim Law Rybicka Law PPLC Dorsey & Whitney LLP Ives Law Firm AMA Law Office LLC McGee Kugler Family Schechtman Law Eric Richard Law Office Jameson Law Law Smits Law Office LLC Arnold Rodman & Erickson, Bell, Beckman Kretchmer PLLC Johnson Turner Legal Meagher & Geer, PLLP & Quinn, PA Speeter & Johnson Arthus, Chapman, Kurzman Grant Meier Schack LLC Fabian May & Anderson Thomson Reuters Kettering, Smetak & PLLP Kutak Rock Messerli & Kramer Pikala, PA Twin Cities Legal PLLC Faegre, Baker, Daniels La Fleur Law Office, Mooney Law Office Bassford Remele LLP PLLC United Strategies Nancy Murphy Law Beauty Craft Fredrikson & Byron, PA Larkin Hoffman Office University of St. Beckman, Steen & Thomas Fremont Law Larson King, LLP Nilan Johnson Lewis, Lungstrom, PA PA Lynn Klicker Uthe Law Foley & Mansfield Law Office of Dennis LTD Best & Flanagan Paul Pelowski PA Novelli Law Office PA Fox Rothschild LLP Van Nurden Law Beyer & Simonson, LLC Law Office of Iris Ramos Ogletree Deakins Gapen, Larson & LLC Wermerskirchen & Bullock Law, PLLC Johnson – GLJ Family Olson Law LLC Blomquist LLC Law Law Offices of James City of Bloomington Primus Law Office Winthrop & Weinstine, Gray Law Lawrence Clausen & Hassan, LLC Porter Law Office LLC PA Gray Plant Mooty Law Offices of Julius & Collins, Buckley, Shaughnessy R. Leigh Frost Law Ltd Wolford Law & Sauntry, & Haugh, PLLP Hastings Law Office Mediation LLC Law Offices of Thomas Robert L. Weiner Law Cooper Law LLC Heart Law P. Stilp Offices Zaske Law Office PA 14 15 TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 • THEN, NOW, NEXT THEN, NOW, NEXT • TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 Interns & Volunteers We are so grateful for the energy, commitment, and expertise our volunteers bring to Tubman each day. This year, 952 of you contributed 37,169 hours to helping our clients find safety, hope, and healing—thank you! Abbie Abbott Allison Bjork, University Ernest Cook Tammie Follett† Paige Hidding Jodi Kaericher of Minnesota Biiftuu Adam, Hamline Robyn Coquyt Kelli N. Folorunsho, Parthia Hill Mohammed B. Kanneh, University Chelena L. Black, Century College Metropolitan State Minneapolis Community Dawn Cornell Diane Hilscher University Sheena R. Addis, and Technical College Lyn Foote Minneapolis Emily Coughlin, Matt Hobson Joey Kathan Community and Katrina M. Boddy, University of Minnesota Eileen M. Forrester Technical College Mary Hodge Rachel L. Kaya, St. Augsburg College Gary Crawford Etoy Freedomtoy, McKinna Hodge Catherine University Toluwalope A. Ajibewa Julia Bodin Century College Lynne M. Croes Brooke Keilholtz Lindsey R. Hodnett Rahziya J. Akeem Emily Bodtke Hayley E. Fritz Alexander S. Crooker, Erin Kellogg, Concordia Marie A. Hoffman, Nadia Akhtar Metropolitan State Laura R. Fruci University Hailey Boonstra, Bethel Minneapolis University University Angela Albert Sarah B. Fuerst Community and Laura Kelly, Minneapolis Alejandra P. Cruz-Blanco Technical College Kate Booth Alexandra Fuher Community and Lisa M. Allen Technical College Ellen Currier Amy Holewa Tina M. Bracht, Alisha S. Fujita Jeanne Amey, Regine Kennedy Minneapolis Community Rasmussen College - Heather Dalton Sarah Holm Lake Elmo/Woodbury Mandi Gallina, North and Technical College Mary Lee Kenney Anastasia Damyan, Central University Leah R. Holmquist, Samantha V. Laura Anders Metropolitan State Bethel University Divya Keshavamurthy Braegelmann, The Art University Josie Gapinski, Bethel Jane L. Anderson Institutes International University Katherine E. Holzer Jennie Kill, Metropolitan Minnesota Jacob Daniels State University Angela R. Anderson Emily Garber Libby Horner Margret Branca, Inver Gina J. Deinhart Kristen Kimmell† Clarissa Anderson, Hills Community David K. Gardner Matthew P. Hosfield Metropolitan State College Michael Delmore Zoe Kingman University Nicole M. Giovannoni Tracy Hovland Phyllis Braxton, Nicole DeJarlais Danielle N. Klath Kristine J. Gjerde Denise Howe Tamara A. Andres University of St Thomas Rebecca Delmore Ane Klomps Rebecca Andrews and St Catherine’s Marita K. Glasgow Gene Hummel Murtha University Evelyn Deloney Kevin Kluge Mike Glazier Shirley Hunt† Brenda Armstrong Sarah A. Bridwell Laura DeRosier Jean P. Koecher Fallon Gleason Erin E. Hutton Lauren Buchanan Meg Desmond Allison D. Au Maria Gomez, Inver Hills Natalie J. Kohn, Jean Inglehart Metropolitan State Stephen G. Aufmuth Erin N. Buller Ashley DeVine, Community College Metropolitan State James Jadwin University Jane Aufmuth Renna Burgess University Reilly Goodwin Ruun A. Jama, St. Allison E. Koschnick Victoria L. Burr, Bethel Lisa Gray Patti Auron Austin Dischinger Catherine University - Emma R. Kosciolek, University O’Shaughnessy Majel Baker, University Erin Ditmarson Charles M. Gray University of St. Thomas of Minnesota Tamara Busch Lisa A. James Lauren C. Douglas Nancy Green Rachael B. Kozen, Lauren N. Bakke, Takeia Cage, Inver Hills Angela Jaskolski University of St. Thomas Community College Lindsay K. Dreyer Amanda L. Green Metropolitan State Michaela M. Krawec, University Andrea C. Johnson Ginger Campbell, Elizabeth E. Due Art Green Minnesota State University-Mankato Joy Ballou Metropolitan State David Green Audrey Johnson University Antonia M. Dvorak, Alexis M. Kruggel Priscilla A. Barclay, University of Daeona D. Griffin, Courtney Johnson Bethel College and Mariel L. Carlson Northwestern Metropolitan State Seminary Denise M. Johnson Vang S. Kue Elizabeth Carlson Julia Egesdad University Renae E. Barilar DJ Johnson Sofia A. Kvist, Millie Caspersen Candice A. Eishen Maggie Grignano Metropolitan State Kirsten B. Johnson University Daniel Barta Anna N. Hall Alyson M. Cauchy Ayah G. Elfarra, Hamline Kimberly Johnson, Lindsey LaCasse, Caleb T. Barthel, University Blaire Halperin Augsburg College Renae Charwood, Metropolitan State Augsburg College Metropolitan State Angelique Ellis Emily Hanson University Marjan Batchelor University Robin Lalor Kate Ellison, Augsburg Jessicah J. Johnson, Carolynn A. Hanzal, Jennifer L. Landry Adam Bauer Erin Chiapetta College Augsburg College Metropolitan State University Marcia Lantto Emily Bauer Jillian J. Chmiel, Sara T. Elshershaby Paul T. Harper, Augsburg Louis Johnson Nick Beissel University of Minnesota Michelle Enright College Justine E. Lapping Alex Jones Angelica A. Belko Nicole Claeson Ashley Erikson Brianna Hatton, Abby L. Larsen Minneapolis Community Gay B. Clapp Lynda Jones, Becky A. Beltz Emily Evans, Hamline and Technical College Metropolitan State Steven A. Larson University Meredith V. Bensen Alexis Clark, University Bonnie Haugen University Catherine A. Larson of Minnesota Monica M. Farah Joe Bergoff Teresa Haynes Arabella P. Jones, Carolyn Lasch Treasure Clemons, St. Miriam E. Feingold Metropolitan State Andrea Berkeland Mary’s University of Mary Hearst University Erica Laub, University of Minnesota Cassandra Fenton Minnesota Margaret J. Berlute Kaitlyn A. Henry Tesia M. Kabacinski Merry Coder Ann Flesher Eric Lauria-Banta Morgan L. Bertinet, Chee Her, Hamline Hannah Kaefer, Bethel University of Minnesota Ellen Colton Richard Fletcher University College and Seminary Katie Lawrence 16 17 TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 • THEN, NOW, NEXT THEN, NOW, NEXT • TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016

Laurel Learmonth Tenisha Medcalf Mary K. O’Brien Ann M. Renner, Roberta L. Stark Morgan E. Vidas, Augsburg College University of Minnesota Mai Y. Lee, Century Adrianne Medina Ashley Odenthal Linda Stevens College Ann Resemius Elizabeth E. Vilaysone Julia Melk Ronald Ofstead Carla M. Stevenson Sheila A. Leete Crystal M. Richmond Kim Vo Catherine M. Menzel Alexandra Olson Paul Stiver Emma Lehman Devan Rittler Katrina Volker Ryan Merker Huda Omar Alyssa J. Stone, Century Barb Leininger Taylor Robertson College Dan Wachtler Love Michels Dana M. O’Neil, Hannah Lendino Metropolitan State Keelin Roche Laura Stone-Jeraj Kathy Wachtler Carol Millar University Regee C. Lerol, Bethel Katherine M. Rochon Cory Strecker Allen Wagenius University Samantha F. Miller, Kate O’Reilly Hamline University Sharon Rose-Mitchell Carla Stevens Jennifer Wagenius Don E. Lifto Kelly Ortenblad, Tonji Mitchell Colleen H. Rosonke Mary J. Sturm Traci Wahl Tim Lindwall, University of Minnesota Alan Mitchell Amy L. Ryan Metropolitan State Barbara Osthus Betty Substad Marilyn Walker University Verona Mitchell Ona L. Rygh Susan Oswald Holter Meghan Sullivan Shatyra Walker Joseph Ling Mary P. Mitchell, Megan Sahebjam Stephen Owen Andrea Sunderman, Claire Walsh, Saint Paul Metropolitan State Bethel College and Kelly Linnihan Andrew Sako Academy and Summit University Annalise Owens Seminary School Allyce N. List, Augsburg Carrie Salberg College Madison Mixdorf, North Abosede Oyeleye Sarah Sutliff Ben Walukusa, Central University Noah S. Scanlon Augsburg College Kayla Little, Hamline Hana Pagel, University Jeanne Swintosky University Mira E. Moline, of Minnesota Jessie Schira Amal Warsame, Concordia University Elizabeth A. Tagatz Augsburg College Mao Lor, Metropolitan Sandra Panek Alexandra M. Schissel State University Rosathea E. Monhaut, Sheila Terryll Sonja Weber University of Minnesota Cindy Parsons Caitlin A. Schlueter, Cambridge Teter Yia Lor, St. Catherine Metropolitan State Allison Wehlage Suad M. Moosa University Brandon Pat University Andrew Thibaqudeau Arielle Weiler Tiana Moreno Ashley A. Love, Elise Pat Adriana M. Schneider Metropolitan State Caballero, Minneapolis Nanci Thomas Jonathan Weinhagen† University Community and Mary Pat Eva Scholz-Carlson Technical College Addison Thompson, Nicki Weinhagen Kathryn Lowery Tyler Pat Jane Schroeher University of Minnesota Mara J. Morley, Mary Welch Jonathan Lubin University of St. Thomas Laura R. Pawlik, Katherine Schroepfer Matthew Thon University of St. Thomas Terri Welch Katharine Macey Arielle Morrison Inga Schuchard Rita M. Thorsen Patricia S. Welte, Mary Pat Payette Kenzie Tibbetts, Jessica D. Mack Gretchen A. Mueller Margaret L. Scott University of St. Thomas Kathryn Pelka University of Minnesota Kevin Mackin Krista Murphy, St. Lori Seitz Laurie Wenker Catherine University Margaret Penn Kyrie Todd, University of Paul Magyar Nicole Serie Minnesota Maggie Whitman Rachel Murphy, Eric D. Penniston Donna M. Mahlmann Minneapolis Camryn Seversen Cynthia Tomlinson Kayla Wiegert, North Eva Peterson, University Central University Community and Connor Seversen Corey Tower Malinda M. Maier Technical College of Minnesota Rob Wilder Jenna R. Malzacher Alexa L. Peters-Posner, Mike Seversen Nicole M. Townsend, Rickey Neal Minneapolis Community Macalester College Rana L. Severson Laura Wilhelm Adrienne B. Manbeck Cheryl Neeley and Technical College Vermul G. Pewee Lacey A. Severson, Chelsie M. Willett Berit A. Mann, Inver Hills Claudia A. Nelson Emily A. Triebold Community College Vikki Pfeilsticker University of Minnesota Caleb E. Williamson, Vanessa Nelson Amy R. Troxel Kumar Shah University of Minnesota Rollie Marcovitch Brittany L. Pieczykolan Gretchen Nelson Ashley Trulson, Michelle S. Margoles Abbie Shain Etoy Wilson Riley Pierre Metropolitan State Laura A. Nelson Michael Marren Allira K. Sharma University Sheryl Wold Brittany A. Pierson Tammee Nevergall Albert Maruggi Sarah Sheehan Alexandra L. Tsai Win Wold Molly E. Pikala Viann N. Nguyen-Feng, Pario Max Eva Shipley Berit A. Turnquist Susan Wolf University of Minnesota Julianna Pinske, Augsburg College Victor Urbanowicz Georgia Wright Renea Maxfield Danica Nichols, Tracy E. Shoberg Stephen Mayanja Wisconsin Indianhead Eleanor Plaunt Mary Shuraleff Emily Valentine-Grimm Lei Xuan Technical College Peter Mayer Kari Polasek Bridget A. Sigette Marie Van Buskirk, St. Fone Yang Eliza Nicholson, Olaf College Jina McCann, University Metropolitan State Jason Polasek Judith Slomkowski Mai Choo Yang, of Minnesota University Krista J. van Eps Augsburg College Grace Pool Chantal Smith Dale McCurdy Cheryl A. Nickelson, St. Mary Vang Pa Kou Yang, Bethel Catherine University Claudia Poser Darbie Smith University Shirley J. McCurdy‡ Pang Vang, Augsburg Jessica Nordseth, Andrew C. Powers Nora Smyth, University College Stacie Yokiel Ella J. McGarthwaite Hamline University of St Thomas and St Emily R. Pyle Catherine’s University Hnubqub Vang Mackenzie Yurich LaJuan McIntyre Dick Norrish Kya R. Rawn Kelsey Sorensen, Tao Vang Hailey A. Zaccardi, Janice M. McKinney Kay Norrish University of Minnesota University of Minnesota Beth L. Reed Amari Vaughan, Carissa McLane, Madeline Novachis Cindy Spreiter Minneapolis Gretchen A. Zettler Metropolitan State Kelly Reed Community and University Janet Nusser Tamara K. Srock Technical College Nina Zietlow Jamie Reinbold Jack E. McLinden Angela Nyambarya Jim Stahn Nicole Verrill Laura A. Zimny Allison Renneke, Kate McMillen Jessica P. Oaxaca University of St. Thomas Donna Standifer Lori Vicich† Mark Zownirowycz 16 17 TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 • THEN, NOW, NEXT THEN, NOW, NEXT • TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 Cash Contributions Thank you for helping thousands of women, men, youth, and families find safety, hope, and healing after violence, trauma or addiction. $25,000 and $10,000 to Plymouth Playhouse, Kopp Family Colleen Carey† and Minnesota State Bar Patrons of “Botox and Foundation* Pam Endean* Foundation Over $24,999 Big Pants” Lindquist and Michael Crusham* Joy Montello 3M Foundation* American Academy RBC Wealth Vennum LLP* of Matrimonial Management Janet Conn and myTalk 107.1 Allianz Life Insurance Lawyers Foundation Longview Michael Debelak † Co. of North America Margaret Rivers Fund Foundation Richard M. and Joan Ameriprise Financial Robyn Coquyt Niemiec* Hugh J. Andersen Anne and Jay Senne* LSP Cottage Grove Foundation* Andersen Corporate Power Plant The Dorsey and Open Your Heart Foundation Shavlik Family Whitney Foundation to the Hungry and Rainey Anderson*‡ Foundation* Susan I. Marvin Fund Homeless Fred C. and Katherine Faegre Baker Daniels Anonymous (1) B. Andersen Shrewsbury/Lundin McGough Foundation Ott Family Gift Family Fund of Construction F.R. Bigelow Foundation* Fund of the Fidelity The Minneapolis Company, Inc.* Richard and Charitable Gift Fund Foundation* Anonoymous (2) Foundation* Beverly Fink Family Metro Sales Fund † Otto Bremer Trust* Foundation Jackie and Paul BNSF Railway Ruth Stoner and of The Minneapolis Ottoson Patrick and Aimee Foundation Warren Kelly* Foundation Beverly and Richard Fink Family Fund of Thomas E. and Susan Butler Family Bohmann/Riehle Thomson Reuters Foundation* Minneapolis Fidelity Charitable Pavey* Family Fund of Area Association TJX Companies, Inc. † Ray Edwards The Minneapolis of REALTORS® Tammie Follett* Sandra Roe Foundation* and TJX Foundation, Memorial Trust Inc. Foundation, Inc. Fox Rothschild LLP Roseville Area Jeanne A. Campion Community GMAC Residential Wells Fargo The Nash Foundation The Mike and Linda Funding Corporation* Fund of the Saint Paul Foundation Foundation Foundation* Laureen O’Brien Frank Fund of ‡ ‡ Vanguard Charitable Ann Ruff and John Stanley and Doris Womack Family † Hill Fund of The Saint Beverly K. Caruso Jennifer Polzin and Cooper* Foundation Roxanne Cornell* Karen Grabow and Paul Foundation* Barbara Cederberg* Keith Halperin Sharon Sayles Belton Xcel Energy Elizabeth C. Quinlan The Mardag † Deluxe Corporation Foundation* Foundation, Inc. Gray Plant Moody Robert and Jane Foundation* Foundation* Foundation* Schneiweiss* Sheila C. Morgan* $5,000 to Ramsey County Bar Deluxe Corporation Foundation Nancy and Art Green Susan and Tom $9,999 Schway* The Pentair Jill Doescher Joan and Roger Foundation* SkålCon Best Buy Foundation Grimm Sears Imported Robert E. Fraser TCF Foundation Autos, Inc. Pohlad Family Foundation † Gary and Linda Foundation* Jeffrey and Shawn Bouslog United Health Group Hendlin Steeple People Gilligan Foundation RBC Wealth - Matching Gifts Surplus Store Bremer Bank Program Chris Holtan Management Hardenbergh † Still Ain’t Satisfied Foundation* David and Kathleen Winter Warmer Richard and Linda Foundation with Sharon and Robert Carlsen Johnson Ryan* Hayes Fund of HRK Ann and John Zenner Attitude with Shayna Foundation Chrysalis, a Center Jane and Jim Berkowitz and Phyllis Saint Paul for Women Fund Daryl L. Zimmer Kaufman Fund of Weiner Foundation* HealthPartners, Inc.* Revocable Trust of the Saint Paul The Minneapolis Thomson Reuters Margaret E. Schrader* Seamus and Anna Foundation Bonnie and Daryl Foundation - Community Hyland* Partnership Program Richard M. Schulze Cinda Collins Zimmer Margaret and Patrick Keating Family Foundation iHeartMedia Fredrikson and Byron Char Tolkien and $2,500 to † Karen Hawley United Way of King of Kings Foundation Kristen and Robert $4,999 Kimmell † Washington County Lutheran Church, Diane Gates† and Sara Wahl and - East Woodbury* Michelle Buss* Anonymous (2) R. Kuhn Michael Davis* Verizon Wireless* James B. Linsmayer General Mills Global Dana Badgerow Laurie Laner† and Archie D. and Bertha Walmart Foundation Foundation* Culinary Group Mark Borman* H. Walker Foundation † Roland and Barbara Irving and Marjorie Julie Loosbrock Maria Greskovich Benjamin Colette and Thomas White Bear Lake Weiser* Todd Lehrke United Methodist Minnesota Margaret and Robert Church † Charles J. and Correctional Facility, Amy Hasbargen and Berlute The Mahley Family Lino Lakes* Lance Breiland Woodhouse Family Henrietta McDonald † Foundation Winton Fund* Tommie and Julie Foundation Minnesota Women Christopher and Braddock* William H. Manning Lawyers* Loretta Johnson Margaret and C. Family Fund Henry A. Marlene McKeown Angus Wurtele Jeanne M. Mithun Bromelkamp Charitable Lead Charles and Emily Medtronic Bruce and Patricia Annuity Trust Kelley Wendy Capetz Foundation Zweber This list denotes gifts made in fiscal and calendar year 2016. We enjoy celebrating our supporters and all you do to fuel our work; if we have made an error or omission, please contact us at 612-825-3333 or [email protected]. * Capital donors †Board Members ‡Deceased

18 19 TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 • THEN, NOW, NEXT THEN, NOW, NEXT • TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 $1,000 to Carolyn Fiterman David and Nancy Michael $2,499 Iris Freeman and Warren Woessner Charles and Laura Kathleen Allen Miller John and Martha Thomas and Jodie Gabbert Minneapolis Area Altenhofen Senior Workers Greene Espel, PLLP Association Ameriprise Financial - Matching Gifts Joan and Tim Hanson The Minneapolis Program The Head Family Foundation Richard and Sarah Foundation Minnesota Vikings Amos Account at Jean and Scott Mary Moerbitz Schwab Charitable Herrick Richard and Sarah The Moore Family Hubbard Foundation Amos Broadcasting Daishara and Mike Foundation MotivAction Andreotti Kent Huelman Seward H. Mott Marion H. Andrus Shirley† and Clinton Deborah Mullen Endowment Fund Hunt* of The Minneapolis Bruce and Donna Foundation JAMF Software Nelson Anonymous (1) Scott and Marjorie New Money Express Johnson Fund of Amanda Bainbridge The Minneapolis Oakdale Police Department Audience members contributed a total of $12,000 during the 2016 run Connie Barry Foundation of “Big Pants and Botox” at The Plymouth Playhouse. Special thanks to Foundation Michael R. and Robb Olson actor Kimberly Richards, pictured here with Tubman CEO Jen Polzin. Joyce Bengtson Jacqueline R. John and Marla Kavanagh Family Ordway Charitable Stinson Leonard Suzanne and Timothy City of Maplewood Bredesen Famly Fund of The Lead Trust Street LLP Almen Charitable Gambling Giving Fund of Minneapolis Fund Fidelity Charitable Foundation PadillaCRT Mary and Greg ALT-KIE Computer Sumners Consultants, Inc Community CDF Foundation Birgit Kelly Parkview United Foundation of Tampa Church of Christ, R. Christopher Sur† Cheryl Andersen Joel and Winni Susan Y. Kilpatrick Bay White Bear Lake and Teddie Gaitas* † Christopherson Ronald Anderson Jeremy Constantine Matthew and Ann Helen Paul and Steve Andrew and Kelly and Andrea Kinney Citron Family Fund Arnold Thompson Quanbeck* Laura and Benjamin of The Minneapolis Cooper Foundation Valorie Klemz Marie and John James Thomson Jeanne J. Andre Pettingill Tineka Kurth Anonymous (4) The Crosswols The Cornerstone Emily Anne Staples Foundation Group, Inc. James and Martha Linda Pizinger Tuttle Fund of the Minnesota Brenda Armstrong Ladner Daniel Polglaze and and Warren Ajax Edward and Sherry Davita Community Ann Dayton Sonja Larson† and Pamela Hermann Douglas and Wendy Foundation Robert and Sara Peter Moore* Prospect Creek Avery Babel John Dempsey Dayton Foundation Karen Viskochil Fund Suzanne LeRoy Foundation Jon Dehning of The Minneapolis Lori and Chris Awes Mary Jean and John deRosier Jay† and Leah Timothy and Marilyn Foundation Divorcing Divas Pryor Baker Tilly Lindgren* Voya Foundation Ron and Linda Laurie Bakken* Drayton Beverly C. Dusso* Maguire Agency Redeemer Lutheran - Matching Gifts Church, White Bear Program Dykema Gossett LLP Susan Marvin Lake Richard Bartel Barbara and Laverne and Keith Laura Walvoord and Dunsmore Gary and Joann Cassandra Rogers Adam and Emily Eichten Schwartzwald Fund Daniel Pauly Bauer Molly Eichten and of the Minnesota Mary Rosendahl Warren Foundation Dean Karau Robert and Nancy Community Bell Mortgage Erickson* Foundation Jenny and George Terri Welch Theresa and David Ruth John Bergdall Erstad Fabcon Inc. Maslon, LLP Wilkinson Project Sam’s Club #4787 Kenneth Berglund Family Law League Faegre Baker Daniels Dick and Joyce Group, Ltd Berkley Risk Services, LLP H. McFarland Sam’s Club #6309 Kate Wisser*† Kristina Fielding Family Fund of Inc. Carol Fedorchak and Sam’s Club #6318 The Minneapolis Bradley and Colleen Kim Eve Bingham First Western Bank Christopher Allen and Trust Foundation Samsara Foundation Wood* Michelle Biros First Presbyterian The Brian and Katy Youngblood Family Mike and Linda Church, White Bear Kathleen McGrane Charitable Schmidlkofer* Fund of The Fidelity Sharon Bookin Fiterman Family Lake Fund Charitable Gift Fund Foundation Gina Seppi Mary and Mats First Presbyterian Colleen McKeown Brenner Jeffery and Tina Fix Church, Stillwater Mary Sherman Hill $500 to $999 Michele McKeown Cargill Polly Franchot Dr. Robert and Linda and John Reilly Nancy and Brian Siska Norma * Fisher Charitable David and Kathleen Michael and Linda Fund Mary K. McLeod B. Smith Davis Ramona Advani† Carlson Frank 18 19 TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 • THEN, NOW, NEXT THEN, NOW, NEXT • TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016

Jean Freeman† and Rosemary Kessler Grant† and Caitlin Diane Traxler and Glen Blomgren Mary Durand Bruce Golob* Piller* William Morris Kirkpatrick Charitable Blue Cross Blue Judy and Bruce William Gabby Trust Patricia Ploetz Daniel Tschida Shield of Minnesota Eggleston - Matching Gifts Caren Gaytko The KNW Group Junauld Presley* Andrea Turner Program Jonathan and Jill Eisenberg Family Janet and John Marc Kowalski Prestige Wealth Stacy and Dave Van JoAnne and William Fund Gendler Management Meter Bollenbeck Kowalski’s Corporate Jeffrey Elder Jill and Timothy Office Pricco Family Brian and Karen Booster/Make Gerharz Charitable Fund VanDerBosch Barbara Eytinge Michelle Kraft America Slay Again Tom Gilde and Mary Toni Rahn Sue VanVonderden Kelly Broneak First Christian Church, Diane and William Minneapolis Orr Giving Account of Saint Paul’s Fidelity Charitable Krueger Walmart #5437 Beverly Brosam Monastery Fleming Family Craig Kruse Fred and Elizabeth Myles and Gail Thomas Gilde and Saint Stephen’s Mary Orr Weiner Fund of The Brostrom Foley and Mansfield Sonja and Jukka Lutheran Church Fidelity Charitable Charitable Jim†‡ and Deb Gilroy* Kukkonen Women of ELCA, Gift Fund Matthew Brouwer Foundation White Bear Lake Patricia and Mark Thomas Lally* Lois West Duffy and Jennifer Buhring and Barbara Forster Grimes Mary Lebens Sam and Vera Fund Joseph Duffy Jodi Mage and Lawrence of The Minneapolis Hendrickson Amy Gudmestad Dennis Lien and Foundation Rodney and Winifred John and Kay Buzza* Theresa Garey West The Foundry Home Leslie Hafiz Theodore and Nancy Margaret Carlson Goods Eric and Kimberly Schmelzle Penny White Citron and Paul Patricia Hamm* Citron Nick Frank Lipman Susan Schmiechen Cami Whitt Mary M. Hauser Jenny Martel Joleen and Ron Chuck Funk Paul Schnell† and Denise Wilson Carlson Fund of Haute Barre † Julie Myhre-Schnell Brenna Galvin Phillip and Lauren Woodruff Family Schwab Charitable Jennifer Havice Martin Joe Sherry Charitable Fund Danita Carlson and Gapen Larson and Johnson Jeffrey and Lucy Norma May Corinne Shindelar Brian Thyr Heegaard $250 to $499 Carol Gates Michael and Kay Brian Short-Ohana Joleen and Ronald Hendlin, Inc McCarthy 3M Foundation Carlson Vicki Gaylord Kathryn and Thomas Joshua Hendlin Wendy and Randy Skalitzky Alliance Millie Caspersen Alexander Genz McKinnis Kathryn Hill Kay and Jeffrey Slack American Association Nancy and Eric Richard Gwynne Kurt and Jean of University Women Chalmers William‡ and Laurie Melancon SmartBase Solutions Catherine Hafiz Hoagland Debora Anderson Karen Chandler Carol Millar Chantal Smith and Brent Anderson Tiffany Hafiz James Holbrook Sara and Joel Chechik Laurie Miller Matthew Smith Anonymous (4) Jennifer and Steve James and Ann Dominic and Susan Halgren Howard Family Fund Wanda Miszkiewicz Carol Soutor Brenda and Juan Chione Margaret and Jeffrey of The Minneapolis Newhall Schleuss Spitzley Enterprises, Aponte Heather and Tony Foundation Hall Family Foundation Inc. Erika and Christopher Collen Veena Iyer Arnold Thomas and Pamela Jane R. Newman SRI Corporate Giving David Conkey Halpern Program The Jackley Family Christine Asuquo Lois and Kenneth Fund of Schwab Alison Hobson Newport Lutheran Christine Stanton* Randy Atchison Coon Charitable Church The Employees of Niki Stavrou John and Mary Nadine Czoschke and Holmes Corporation Jeanne Jacobson Jane Nordstrom- Cathy Steinhagen Bachhuber Anil Reddy Barbara Janson McAlpine Michael and Katie Gwenn Baker Dereck Daehn Holtz North United Christine Stroemer* Carla Januska and Michael Davidovich Jennifer Manion Methodist Church, Peter A. Swenson Lauren Baker and Eric Steven and Penny Minneapolis Black Wendy Davidson Hornig Joyce and Marvin Jacqueline and N. Jenkins Northbound Peter Talmo Jennifer Barrett Manuel De Paz Teresa Hudoba and Smokehouse and Terry Wander Kelly Johnson Brewpub Thomas Telander Caroline Bell Amy Deden Beckman and Daniel Mary Hunstiger and Johnson-McFadden Daniel and Judy Teresa Charitable Beckman* Helen Deflorin William Blazar Fund of the Fidelity Nuese Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Charitable Gift Fund Jerald Benson Janice and Americo Jill and Joerg Oakdale Wesleyan Del Calzo Hutmacher Scott Johnston Church, Oakdale Connie Theien-Psotka Bethel United Methodist Church Delta Dental of Kimberly and Craig Nancy Jones One Posh Closet The Tipping Family Women, Mound Minnesota Janey Fund of InFaith Mary Kaul-Hottinger Barbara Osthus and Community Arline and Bruce Glenna Dibrell and Cynthia Jepsen and and David Hottinger Michael Drager Foundation Beutel David Cummings Fred Hundt John Kelly Vikki Pfeilsticker David Bienhoff Heather Drzymala Marilyn Johannsen

This list denotes gifts made in fiscal and calendar year 2016. We enjoy celebrating our supporters and all you do to fuel our work; if we have made an error or omission, please contact us at 612-825-3333 or [email protected]. * Capital donors †Board Members ‡Deceased

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Some of Tubman’s founders at Starlight Soiree. From left are: Pam Parker, Iris C. Freeman, Kenyari Bellfield, Cathy Champion Mackiewicz (daughter of Jeanne Campion), Sharon Sayles Belton and Cheryl Champion. Photo by Michael Marren Photography.

Anne T. Johnson and Charles Levine and Joanne Montie and Jessica Roberts Eric Sletten Thrivent Financial Stephen Befort* Marjorie Dana-Levine Carl Besser Foundation - Thomas Romens and Randall Smith and Matching Gifts William and Vicci Susan Lewis Jennifer Moore Moira Keane Fund of Anna Kotowska Johnson Schwab Charitable Program Julian Loscalzo Jim and Natalie Melissa Smutny Charles and Sally Mulrooney Terrence and Mary Tinkham and Jorgensen Allen and Heather Kathleen Rong Springhouse Ministry Robert Kean Lovejoy Karla and Peter Myers Center, Minneapolis Phyllis and Donald Melissa Rossow Bill Tipping Kahn Max Maher The Nelson Family University of Saint Foundation Rotary Club - Thomas, Ireland Hall Jennifer Toll Richard Kain and Deane C Manolis North Saint Paul/ Resident’s Teeter- Katherine Simon and Nancy G Manolis Kathleen O’Brien Maplewood/Oakdale Totter Event Laurie and Kirk Velett Frank Charitable Giving Fund Ronald Ofstead and Christine Rudolph Tamara and Patrick Venture Solutions Mitzi Karl Claudia Poser Stark* Rollie Marcovitch Tracy Anne Saarela Ray and Carol Pamela Kildahl Judith Oliver Hilary Stoffel Waldron* Carol Martinson Saint Paul Area Kathy S. Kimmel John and Marla Chamber of John and Marcia Michael McCarthy Jessica Ward Ordway Commerce Stout Lorretta Kimmet- † McKlveen Jones Jonathan and Nicki Carole O’Rourke Saint Peter Lutheran Mobley and Andy Charitable Fund Jill Strand Weinhagen Church Women, Mobley of the Schwab Ric† and Nancy Pace* Afton Stratis Health Charitable Fund Gary and Launa Wert Robin King Cooper Park Avenue United and Charles Gray* Maria Sanford Elaine Strohfus John and Patricia Methodist Church, Joseph Whalen Meegan Chapter - Daughters Joseph T. Sundberg Karlyn Kohrs Minneapolis of the American Wheeler Chutich Campbell Merck Partnership for Pamela Parker Revolution Peter Surdo Charitable Account Linda Kong Giving Linda Pellowski Karen and Boyd Sarah and Tom Sutliff White Bear Lake Sau Kong Mercy Seat Lutheran Schreiber United Methodist Church, Minneapolis Carol Peterson Emily Svendsen Gary and Lynn Church Women Lindsey Kopp Valerie Ann Jenna Metelak Donna Peterson Schurrer* Joanna S. Winship Lisa Kramer Rodacker Svenningsen Patricia Peterson Susan Meyers Francis Schweigert Rosemary and Wayne Karen and Bernard Denise Tabet and Kunkel Beverly D. Miller Lori Pfeifer and Brian Laura J. Secord Robin Berry Wislofsky Mordick Kutak Rock LLP Jessica Miller Rebecca Shockley Anne and Wade E. James Woodward Lynn Rabinovitch Tallman Janis LaDouceur Mary Miller Rachel Sibley and Thomas Wrich Liz and John Rammer James Street Rory Tangen Joan Larson Minneapolis Retired Diane Wright Teachers, Inc. Maureen Rangen Ellen Silva and Wilson Telecom Pioneers - Mark Larson Gibbins Metro Council Zachry Group Lucy and Robert Jeannine and Sid Sheila Leete Mitchell Richison Kara Sime Yorda Tesfai Debra and Paul Zisla 20 21 TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 • THEN, NOW, NEXT THEN, NOW, NEXT • TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 In-Kind Gifts Karen Aaker Karin Callanan Jim Fry Judy Hough Louise Litt Nikita Ogard The Estate of Eugene Margaret Carlson Citron Pamela Fuzzey Pam Hove Steve Litton The Estate of Carol Ackerman‡ and Paul Citron O’Keefe‡ Ellen Gallagher Megan Huberty Mark Lofgren Colleen and Fred Adiyia Danielle Carnito Jeannie Olson Mary Galwin Shirley Hughes Linda Lounsbury Mary Adrian Carter Patrice Olson Dejuan Gamble Sheri Ilinykh Peggy Lucas Nima Ahmadi Vernice Carter Mariam Omari Marlene S. Garvis Lori James Blanche Luethy Kathy Alden Marilyn Cason Beth and Michael O’Neill Diane Gates† and Rosemary Janousek Shannon Lundquist Tamika Alexander Debra Casper Michelle Buss Joyce Orbuch Faith Jaspersen Stephanie Magill Tracy Alipio Vicki Cheatham Deb Gilroy Gregory and Debra† Sue Jaspersen Michelle Magy Page Matt Allen Amy Claeson Peggy Girard Marilyn Jedinak Dan Maher Nancy Palmer Andrea M. Aluarado Sharon Clair Pauline Giunta Cynthia Jepsen and Fred Kathryn Maher Nancy Papenfuss Vicki Anderson Mary Clark Leann Glenna Hundt Mike Maher DeAnne Parks Kelly Andrews Lindsey Conley Merry Beth Goheern Kathleen Johnson Tara Majeski Leanne Pearson Anonymous (12) Barbara Cookas Ann Marie and Paul Leslie Johnson Good Jenelle Masterson Cindy Peck Vicky Anthony Robyn Coquyt Matthew Johnson Shauna Goodman Joe and Maddie Maurer Heather Peterson Carolyn Arnebeck James Corts Megan Johnson Lorin Gorton Pario Max Tiffany Peterson Darlene and Tony Tom Cran Renee Johnson Juli Grage Janet McCanna Vikki Pfeilsticker Ascheman Lori and John Crowley Sandra Johnson Julie Gramentz Cindy McCleary Susan Porter Dena Ascheman Anne Curtin Angela Jones ‡ Lori and Chris Awes Louise Gray Shirley and Dale Stephe Potapeolro Gina Dahlstrom Chris Jones McCurdy Carol Baker Marlo Green Pat Powers Kelsi Dankey Susan and Dale Joy Erica McDougall Sara Baker Nancy and Art Green Junauld Presley Rebecca Davies Susan Joy Benjamin Mchie Valentina Banks Roberta Green Fred Primoli Anna Davis Poornima Karathekan Marlene McKeown C.R. and Noel Barragan John Paul Greenberg Tricia and Michael Kristine Davis Judy Kashmark Saundra McKissie Prodoehl Loretta Bebeau Katherine Guldan Kathleen Dawson Catherine and Dennis Jim Meehan Kim Quade Zeynep Gursel Lacey Behning Kilbane Janice and Americo Del Barbara and Gary Jenalee Quigley Calzo Faith Hagestuen Virginia Kissner Melom Bertina Bell Hernandez Beth Reed Janna DeLue Gloria Hagestuen Lisa Messina Earl Bergendahl Anne Knutson Patricia Reed Mary DeMaine Carolyn Hall and Charles Susan Michalek Allan and Deanne Malkerson Heidi Kolata Judy Reitus Bergevin Susan Diamond Kendall Mines-Melchior Nicole Hanover Kristi Kony Tammie Rhoades Janet Berry Colleen Doescher Angela Minke Richard Hansen Cheryl Kopka Trudy Richter Aubreanna Bobb Nicole Doescher Kristine Minke Karen Hanson Mary Kosowski Joyce Ritz Lyn Bockert Donna Doiron Tanna Moore Patricia Harvey Thushanthi Kozlak Karen Roehl JoAnne and William Mary Joe Dolan Brian Mordick and Lori Bollenbeck Costa Hasapopoulos Beth Krize Kasey Ross Regina Dow Pfeifer Cynthia Bond Gary Haugen and Linda Judith Rubertus John Kroger Wendy Morical Danielle and Justin Haugen Cheryl Boonstra Duchemin Jennifer Krueger Aaron Rupert Kari Haugh Wendy Morris Kate Booth Mary Durand Margaret Krueger Mary Beth Russell Delores Hedrick John and Catherine Teresa Borzcik Barbara Durenberger Avis Laas‡ Muggee Janelle Ryland Heidi Helmeke Amy Bosquez Judy and Bruce Rebecca Lambert and Nicky Nagle Michael Ryss Eggleston Vicki Helms Eduard Aelener Donna Boyer The Estate of Teryi Marcia and Peter Jen Ellinwood Marion Herman Mya Lambrecht Napuck‡ Sadowski Melinda Brobeck Carol Ely Susan Herridge Jared Landkamer Michelle Nealen Debra Saint Amie Broetzman Essen-Zeeb-Brune- Diane Hershey Betsy Larson Cheryl and Mike Neeley Chelsea Sauve Beverly Brosam Tollefson Family Nancy Herther Shanna Larson Barbara Nelson Shelly Schaefer Wes Brugger MaryAnn Fallon Phoebe Hollingsworth Sonja Larson† and Peter Alicia and Mike Nesvacil Lisa Schmid Carol Bryan Maria Fitzgerald Moore Toni Hopkins Sarah Nettleton Alex and Sable Annalise Bue Tammy Floberg Kathleen Laska Schneider Bridget Horner Angela Newfield Michele Burns Lisa Flom Allie Lawler Carol Schreiber Libby and Thomas Joan and Richard† M Byrne Michael and Linda Frank Horner Leah Lewis-Frazier Niemiec Carol Schreier Mary Byrne Etoy Freedomtoy Christine Horwath Lori and Don Lifto Kirsten Obermeyer Connie Schweigert Sally Byrnes Larry Friedman Darlene Hotujec Kim and Eric Lipman James Och Annie Seberson 22 23 TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 • THEN, NOW, NEXT THEN, NOW, NEXT • TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016

Lee Seidl Salon Moda Karen Seppelt Maria Sanford Chapter - Daughters of the Linda Shelton American Revolution Vernon and LaTique Simmons Sears Imported Autos, Inc. Leah Simon-Clarke and Chris Monohan Sota Clothing/Spence Designs LLC Jane Skovholt and Anne Beers SRI Corporate Giving Program William Slayden Jessica Smith Starr’s Sister Salon Nicole Smith T.L.C. Toys Janet Spearman Tanglen Elementary Sunshine Committee The Family of Wayne Speedling Mounds View Police Department went on a shopping spree for the annual April Tartan High School - Showers for baby supplies. Tartan Uprising Becky Stasny Technology and Niki Stavrou Information Educational Jearlyn Steele Delores Wooley Elim Lutheran Church, The Morris Leatherman Oakdale Wesleyan Services (TIES) Robbinsdale Company Church Melissa Storbakken Kathy Yakal Tennison Consulting Event Lab Lemon Water Salon City of Oakdale Bill and Jane Sullivan Tracy Zarate Thrivent Financial Fairview Children’s LexisNexis Employee Office Max/Office Jennifer Sunner Bruce Zellmer Clinic, Minneapolis Giving and Recognition Depot, Eden Prairie Thurber Jewlers Mary Zubrzycki Marilyn Swan Faith United Methodist Linden Hills Dentistry Oska Top Shelf Clothiers Church, Saint Paul Patricia Swiderski Lindquist and Vennum Park Tavern Bowling & Total Wine & More First Presbyterian LLP Entertainment Center Barb Thorkelson Organizations Church, Stillwater Lions Club - Maplewood Perch Furniture Totally Kids Kathy Thorp Front Avenue Pottery Oakdale ABC Companies Pilgrim Dry Cleaners, Trinity Presbyterian and Tile Co. Church, Woodbury Ron Toensing ALT-KIE Computer Lolë Twin Cities Inc. Consultants, Inc Generations Wealth Char Tolkien and Karen Group Lowry Hill Liquor Store Price Waterhouse Trumpette Hawley Attitudes Salon Coopers Gethsemane Lutheran Lunderby Photography, Univeristy of Minnesota John Tschida Baker Tilly Church Women, Inc. Rats Nest - Chemical Engineering Minneapolis Christina Tucker Bellmont Partners Lyksett Illustrations LLC Raven Construction University of Minnesota Girl Scout Troop #55057 - Football Debbie Tuquilar Belwin Conservancy Mall of America RBC Wealth Girl Scout Troop #56360 Management Danielle and Dex Tuttle Bethel University - Marco Inc University of Minnesota - Women’s Athletics College Democrats Club Glad Creations Quilt Renaissance Tarra Math and Science Minneapolis Hotels, The Shop Black Motivated Women Academy National Depot Venture Solutions Robin Valento Gunflint Lodge Honor Society Blooma Resurrection Lutheran Verizon Deborah Haute Barre MDA Leadership Church, Woodbury VanEendenburg Bone Lake Meadows Vibrante Nokomis, LLC Apiary hendlin! Mineral Fusion Natural River Reflections Med Nicole Vinson Brands Spa & Salon Walker Methodist Inc. Caesar’s Entertainment Joleen Voerster Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Oakdale Minneapolis Regional Rodan + Fields, Grow in Walmart #2643 Calvary Baptist Church, Retiree Council Gratitude Eileen Vold Roseville Hope Community Washington County Church, Cottage Grove Minnesota Advocates Roseville Police Attorney’s Office Carla Waldemar Cargill - EAP for Human Rights Department Hounds Head Washington County Merrilyn Waldo Caribou Coffee (Store Minnesota Premier Saint Anthony park #1151) Courthouse Terri Warner Hubbard Broadcasting Publications Chapter 212, Order of the Eastern Star Caribou Coffee White Bear Lake United Lauren Weinzimmer Impact! Photo Booth Co Minnesota Quilters Saint Croix Academy Methodist Church Celebrate Yourself! Mary Welch Intentional Spaces Minnesota Trucking Association Safety Saint Mary of the Lake White Bear Unitarian Center for Policy J.G. Hause Construction, Universalist Church Terri Welch Planning Council Catholic Church, White Inc. Bear Lake Lois West Duffy and Christ Lutheran Church, MISO Energy Woodbury Lutheran Joseph Duffy Lake Elmo Jawaahir Dance Saint Pascals Womens Church Company & the Moe Bodyworks Club, Woodbury Mary and David West Clancey’s Meats Cassandra School Wuollet Bakery R.F. Moeller Jewelers Saint Paul Port Authority Sam Westermann Coats For Kids JW Marriot Minneapolis Xperience Fitness - Neighbors Helping Saint Paul’s Monastery Mall of America Vadnais Heights Tina White Colored Organics, Inc. Neighbors KaBOOM! Saint Rose of Lima Steff White-Olson Crown Bank Norwegian Lutheran Catholic Church and Girl Xperience Fitness - Kozol Memorial Church, Scout Troop, Roseville Woodbury Barbara Wiita Design Styled LLC Minneapoli Ladies Night In Saint Stephen’s YMCA Edison Beacon Laura Wolovitch Diamanda Publishing NSA Properties Lutheran Church - Lake Elmo Jaycees Women of ELCA YWCA - Uptown Bradley and Colleen Eastwood Villiage Craft Oakdale Police Wood Group Land O’Lakes, Inc. Department Salon La Terre Z Wines 22 23 TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 • THEN, NOW, NEXT THEN, NOW, NEXT • TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2016 Tributes In Memory of Eugene Jones In Honor of The marriage of Maria Marlene McKeown Judith Oliver Haack and Jay Holgate Jae McKeown and Robin Marvin Borman General Mills - Black Vicki Holets Rusconi Dr. Josie R. Johnson Aliex Kowler Champions Network Michele McKeown and Mary McKean Kelly Baker Laura Harris John Reilly David E. Buzza Marjorie and Owen Erstad Kenneth Charles Anonymous John and Kay Buzza Jasmine DeCarish Max Maher Carolyn M. Leete Peter Michaud Iman Maxwell Cynthia Carlson Jaclyn Davern Mike Hicks Lindquist and Vennum LLP Ron and Linda Drayton Anonymous Jeffrey Repacz Sheila Leete Elva Mishek David and Kathleen Ginger Thompson Patty Anderson’s Carlson birthday Susan Hoyt Catherine Mishek Sarah Lee Ingrid Livingston Mary and Peter Knoll Beth Reed Melissa Thompson Laura and Joseph Fruci Kenneth Rossow Dick and Joan Niemiec Debora Anderson Kathleen O’Brien JoAnn Carlson Sandra Locketz Bruce and Patricia Zweber Mark Jacobson Debra K. Page† Debra K. Page† Lindquist and Vennum LLP Ronald Ofstead and Mary Burnton Claudia Poser Christine (BMX Chick) Laura Merrill Margaret Burnton Adelle “Addie” Jenson Margaret Ofstead John Dempsey Marie and John Pettingill and daughter Chloe Eilert and Carol Ofstead The marriage of Maria Jean Hariman Katherine Mary Durand Charlotte Nelson Campion and Chris Allen Suzanne Peterson Carol Barnstorf Debra K. Page† Bruce and Connie Allen Emilie Justen Jeffrey Peterson Paul Durand Anonymous Kari Crone Virginia McClellan Richard Ober Gretchen Davidson Allison Brassel Zoe Grace Kelly Marlene Pouchet Jim Gilroy Mr. and Mrs. Litton E. Field Sheila Brassel Birgit Kelly Anonymous Debora Anderson and Kelsey Lavalle Susan and Mark Christopher Craig Kepler Damkion and Kyle Quan Brent Anderson Patricia Mitchell † Margaret Douglass Lindquist and Vennum LLP Tommie and Julia Carolyn and Paul Verret Stacy Quan Johnson Braddock Emily Dutcher TMSA Kathy S. Kimmel Robert and Nancy John and Geraldine Evans The marriage of Pamela Draft Company Erickson Mary and Frank Herr- Fox Rothschild LLP Reed and Joe McGonigle † Mardag Foundation Forsberg Jean Freeman and Bruce Carol Kruzel Nancy Hupfer Golob Saint Paul Foundation Dorothy Inde Blanche Evridge Diane Gates† and Michelle James Nikolay Sandy Ryan and David Buss Roger Parkin Myhre Marlene Thompson Susan and Thorlief Jim Ladner Anna Geraets Stangbye James and Martha Ladner Gary and Nancy Renneke Donald and Jacqueline Kelly Portmann Joseph and Therese Katy Sly Grant The Thymes, LLC Sullivan Kelly Laudon Jenna and George Michael and Brenda Wise Lindquist and Vennum LLP Diane Willer-Sly Hutchinson Donald Rush Dr. Josie R. Johnson Barbara and James Colleen Carey and Marilyn Lebens and Taitel Richard M.† and Joan Gurovitsch Pamela Endean Catherine Pallas Darla Kashian Niemiec Brian Short-Ohana Mary Lebens Jennifer Polzin† and Lyuba Savenok Missy S. Thompson Rita Thorsen Roxanne Cornell Anonymous Dakota County Sheriff Tim Leslie Maria Renninger Carolyn Susor Rebecca DaWald Jane Searcy Thompson Ed Schaefer Minnesota Daughters of Robin Tutt Xcel Energy Foundation Sandra Roe the American Revolution Nicole DeJarlais Lindquist and Vennum LLP Nancy Grimme Ruth Albrecht Soutor Leonard Lindquist Lindquist and Vennum LLP Tracy Van Steenburgh Debora Anderson and Carol Soutor Lindquist and Vennum LLP Brent Anderson Michael Doyle James and Martha Ladner Beverly Caruso Amy Terborg Suzanne Doyle The marriage of Liz Northern Star BSA - Metro Sarah Samson-Keefe and Bob Grace Warren Lakes District Mary Durand Haakon Aasan Jasmine Omorogbe North United Methodist The Honorable Rosalie Lila Blackney Denise Otteson Church E. Wahl Minnesota Women Kate Fraser Kaelie Lund George Hill Peg McQuillan Lawyers Arvonne S. Fraser Abigail Accettura Diana Hill Carol and Jerry Braun Barbara Wicklander Aimee Kathleen Williams Diane Gates Bella Mosqueda Donna Gorski and Doris Hill Jean McDonald Allianz Life Insurance Co. Karen West of North America Amanda Vergara Susan Zanish Linda Wikoff Clifton Johnson Deborah Zanish and Ruth Maynard Caroline Bell Beckman and Kenneth Sachs Daniel Danielson William Ressler Daniel Beckman

This list denotes gifts made in fiscal and calendar year 2016. We enjoy celebrating our supporters and all you do to fuel our work; if we have made an error or omission, please contact us at 612-825-3333 or [email protected]. * Capital donors †Board Members ‡Deceased

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Tubman goes solar In honor of Jim Gilroy Tubman’s solar energy project is dedicated to Board member Jim Gilroy, who served on Tubman’s board from April 5, 2011 until his death on April 19, 2016. Jim was a forward-thinking leader, a generous and knowledgeable mentor, and a tireless advocate for alternative energy sources. While Jim’s sense of humor, kindness, energy, and graciousness enriched those who worked with him, his true legacy lies in the profound effect he had on the countless women, youth, and families Tubman serves.

Deb Gilroy and Tubman CEO Jen Polzin

Capital Campaign Harriet Tubman Center East, Maplewood Harriet Tubman Center West, Minneapolis In 2016, generous capital support from the Pohlad Family This past year we engaged the firm of Wiss, Janney, Elstner Foundation provided funds for additional improvements Associates to conduct a thorough forensic engineering study of in the youth shelter, the new outreach center and partial Tubman West in Minneapolis. While the building is just over 20 funding for an additional elevator in the public wing of the years old, there’s been major structural shifting that has caused building. damage. The final report indicates no immediate risk to life safety—and we will continue to monitor future changes before The Safe, Sound & Smart capital campaign continues to fund they pose additional risk—but we will indeed need to make the purchase and renovations for Harriet Tubman Center major investments in the next 3-5 years to prevent continued East, purchased in 2008. The Campaign was divided into three impact on mechanical systems. One of our top strategic phases. Phase I: Safe is complete and included the safety and priorities in 2017 is to determine the best course of action, in accessibility renovations necessary to relocate the existing east consultation with a task force comprised of Board members metro shelter beds. Phase II: Sound is underway and includes and other professionals from the community. A funding plan additional life, safety and accessibility improvements, as well will then be developed based upon the scope and timing of the as mechanical and electrical upgrades. Renovations to establish solution recommended by the task force. the Ramsey and Washington County Legal Services Center, Counseling and Partnership Center, and two additional shelter Tubman Chrysalis Center, Minneapolis floors in the residential tower to provide housing and support services for youth and young adult victims of violence and Improvements at the Chrysalis Center have focused on exploitation, including sex trafficking, have been completed refreshing client spaces to ensure they are warm, welcoming, along with an outreach center for at-risk and homeless youth. and accessible along with new awnings and routine The addition of a third elevator in the community wing of maintenance—with one major exception: we have installed the building has not yet been completed. Phase III: Smart will rooftop solar panels! include the renovation of commercial kitchen space to be used in partnership with another community organization, and building cash flow, repair and replacement reserves.

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Harriet Tubman: The Moses of Her People Slave owners on the Eastern Shore of Maryland in the 1850s were not certain who “Moses” was, and for a time, they did not know if the “black wretch” was male or female. But they knew a raider with the Biblical code name struck their plantations by night and carried off groups of slaves worth thousands of dollars. Rewards were offered, but Harriet Tubman, “the Moses of her people,“ was never captured.

Harriet Tubman was an escaped slave, a hunted fugitive, and one of the most effective conductors on that secret route north called the Underground Railroad. In the space of one decade, she made 19 forays into the South to rescue more than 300 people from slavery. She spoke for both the antislavery and Woman’s Suffrage movements, and joined the Union Army during the Civil War, becoming the only woman in American military history to plan and personally conduct an armed expedition against enemy forces. She was unpaid for her work and spent the last part of her life in .

She is our namesake and a tremendous inspiration to us and the thousands of women, men, children, and youth making the safe passage to lives of safety, hope, and healing.