2018 IMPACT REPORT BOARD OF DIRECTORS AMBASSADOR BOARD

Jenna Mooney—Chair Mary Gordon—Chair Davis Wright Tremaine The Standard • • Maddie Andrews Reed Allen Community Leader Avocor • • Sheelagh Bandettini Evan Amano Dear friend of Friends, Portland General Electric Campbell Global • • It has been a great honor to serve as the new Executive Director for Friends of the Children-Portland during a time of Christopher S. Brisbee Jamee Asher USI Insurance Services Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt • • incredible growth and impact. Thank you for believing in our model and investing in the lifelong success of our youth. Elise Brown Sarah Cieri Ebi Public Affairs Perkins & Co. • • Ryan Buchanan Kecia Classen I find myself frequently in awe of the breadth and depth of the Friend role. Friends work on a highly individualized basis eROI Microsoft • • with each of their youth and their families to help them successfully set and achieve their goals. They also provide Carmen Calzacorta Milo Coy Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt Viking Heating & Sheet Metal opportunities for enriching experiences, and they advocate for additional resources. During a youth’s elementary • • Cynthia Campbell Nick Fix Founder Wells Fargo school years, Friends focus on supporting literacy and math skills. They provide encouragement as youth begin to • • Duncan Campbell Alex Fogg explore new activities and build positive peer and teacher relationships. When youth get older, Friends help youth Founder AgeRight Advantage • • develop critical skills that prepare them for navigating life beyond high school. These skills include building a positive Alyson Day Heidi Goertzen Nike Becker Capital Management network, applying for school and jobs, and finding access to healthcare and housing. • • Bertha Ferran Matty Hackl Community Leader Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Oregon • • Chuck Floberg Tim Jakubowski In 2018, we challenged ourselves to serve more youth. We enrolled our largest selection class yet, consisting of 75 Parker, Smith & Feek KPMG • • kindergartners. We selected 17 new kindergarteners from Roosevelt and Washington elementary schools in Clark Steve Fogg Kevin Kelly Marquis Companies OnPoint Community Credit Union County, WA, where we also successfully opened the doors to our new programming site by galvanizing support from • • Bill Gardner Brandi Kyle our amazing local network of donors. It has been incredible to see the pride youth have in our Portland, Rockwood Morley Financial Services Woodruff Sawyer • • and SW Washington community spaces. Our youth form relationships with each other and the community in ways Mary Gordon—Ambassador Board Liaison Brooke Landon Standard Insurance SurveyMonkey • • that truly embody the positive relationship building and sense of belonging we strive to create. Allyson Harris Amanda Loupin-Bartlett Community Leader Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt • • Jared Holum—Treasurer Brianne Margolin Lastly, our youth had remarkable achievement, with 36 graduating from our program—the largest graduating class Perkins & Co. US Bank • • yet! We are continuously finding new ways to support our youth during their critical growing years to ensure that Windi Martin Jacob Mills Ernst & Young Bridgetown Wealth Management • • when they move on from our program, they have the tools to achieve self-sufficiency and independence. Our Board Andy Miller Andrew O’Neal Baird Brown & Brown Northwest of Directors and organizational leadership recognized this as a top priority in our 2018–2022 Strategic Plan. • • John Nolting Kevin O’Neill KeyBank KinderCare • • Your support truly helps drive greater equity, justice, and opportunity for the youth who face the greatest challenges Jeff Nudelman Dexter Pearce Harsch Investment Properties Stoel Rives • • in our community. I am inspired by the compassion and resilience that guides Friends of the Children—from staff, John Phillips Eli Schmitz Grand + Benedicts Community Leader to our youth and their families, volunteers and donors, and everyone in between—you make this work possible. • • Chantay Reid Gregg Silliman Together, we are breaking the cycle of generational poverty one child at a time, and I can’t wait to see what we CareOregon Hoffman Construction • • achieve together in 2019. Laura Rosenbaum Frank Torresy Stoel Rives Community Leader • • Bruce Schoen Sarah Truax Community Leader Community Leader • • Matt Swaim Courtney Westling With deep appreciation, Nike - AS4 Portland Public Schools

Pietro Ferrari, Executive Director We identify children facing the greatest challenges and relentlessly dedicate our time, love, and commitment to them for their entire childhood, empowering them to overcome adversity and build bright Our Mission: futures for themselves, their families, and their communities. 2 3 and caregivers believe that their child’s life has changed for the better sincebetter getting aFriend. 4 98.8% of enrollment growth 5 years 2016 50 WHO WE SERVE 2015

39 2014 2017 37 64

of parents SUPER STATISTICS! TOTAL YOUTH SERVED Our Impactin2018 Youth Enrolled 510 in 2018 75

to extreme household challenges. maltreatment as well as exposure events orrisk factorsinclude child health andwell being. Traumatic can have negative, lifelong on effects experiences occuring inachild’s life that Adverse ChildhoodExperiences are stressful not reaching potential their full dueto early adversity. We select youth for ourprogram whoare at-risk most of WHAT ADVERSE ARE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES? hours ayouth  The average numberof spend together each 2018 Program Graduates 36

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Population HOURS General Early Elementary provided by ourFriends. (Grades 9–12) (Grades Middle School (Grades K–2) (Grades (Grades 6–8) (Grades (Grades 3–5) (Grades Intermediate High School Elementary 22% 21% 27% 30% of direct service 0 ACEs 36%

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Multiracial 23%

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Childhood 18% 1 ACE Rates of Adverse (ACEs) 26% 1 ACE

Latino/Hispanic White/Caucasian 23% 20% 9 in 109 2–3 ACEs 35% 50 grade-level progress 6+ ACEs toward graduation. adolescents made 16% 4–5 ACEs 31% 2–3 ACEs 26% American 33% African other Asian, or American, Native 1% 4+ ACEs 12%

about themselves and avoided involvement inthe juvenile are thinking ofmaking plansto SUCCESS avoided teen parenting. 18+ feelingreported good 13+650K YOUTH YOUTH attendance rate. justice system. attend college.attend overall school who they are. 90% 82% 95% 97% 91% are proud of stability and unconditionalsupport.” find throughtheFriends programprovidesmuch-needed many challengesin theirlives,andtheconsistencythey in theprogramisremarkable. Youthinfostercareface mentors atFriendsoftheChildrento youthenrolled “The compassionandcareshownbythe professional foster care since 2015.foster from have into ourprogram directly 67youth enrolled Children’s Portland we funding Levy, the from Through – Lisa Hansell,– Lisa GrantManager, Children’s Portland Levy

5 Oliver* is in the 7th grade. Like many youth, he loves sports, time with the lack of diversity in his school. Spending time especially basketball. “I began noticing how good he was at with a peer who also identified as Black was very positive for basketball within our first couple of outings,” says Jay, his Alik. Reflecting on the year since the two became friends, Friend. Another thing Oliver has in common with other youth Jay says, “I have seen tremendous growth in them both as is that, unfortunately, he is no stranger to bullying. Oliver individuals and in their relationship with each other. They is still learning how to manage his reaction to bullying and have been able to break the stereotype of athletes in that sometimes gets into trouble at school. After speaking with both youth feel comfortable affirming each other and having Oliver’s mom and teachers, Jay learned that much of the vulnerable conversations. Both youth have expressed to me bullying centered on a common theme. Oliver was getting that they see the other as a brother—someone who ‘gets it.’” singled out for not being “tough” or “manly.” IT BECAME What’s more, Oliver hasn’t had any issues in school since CLEAR THAT OLIVER DESPERATELY NEEDED he became friends with Alik. Now he embraces who he is, A PLACE WHERE HE COULD FEEL ACCEPTED feeling validated and affirmed by his strong relationships FOR WHO HE WAS. In previous outings, Jay had noticed outside of school. By building community with these youth, Oliver and another youth he mentors, Alik, bonding over a Jay has created interactions that both felt they were missing. game of basketball. “So I began to think that pairing the “Though the youth pairing was originally facilitated by me,” two together might benefit both of them,” Jay said. Alik had says Jay, “the two now have a very real bond that models Relationships Built on Trust recently moved to Battleground, WA and was having a hard what peer-support can truly look like.”

Trust does not come easily to Gabriela.* It was something feel like anyone would listen; or worse, they would listen Belonging and Basketball that her mentor, Lauren, would have to earn. “Gabriela didn’t and soon abandon her. Since learning to trust Lauren, talk to me for about a year,” says Lauren. Pushing through Gabriela has been able to also form positive relationships the awkward silences, Lauren would continue to meet with adults whom she trusts. Gabriela knows that her dad, Gabriela regularly, picking her up from school every week, her teacher, and Lauren are there for good. Lauren goes to helping with homework, and meeting her friends. “I often Gabriela’s school once a week and frequently joins her for wondered whether or not I was a good fit,” says Lauren, visits with her math teacher in which she receives additional “but then after a year she opened up.” Lauren learned instruction. Gabriela is from a Spanish-speaking home and that Gabriela had conditioned herself to not get attached. entered kindergarten still learning English. Today, she is Reflecting on their first year together, Gabriela had shared reading at grade level and literature is her favorite subject. with Lauren, “I JUST WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT Gabriela loves the Friends community. During their outings, WHEN I GOT YOU AS A MENTOR I DIDN’T KNOW Lauren gives her the option of choosing where they go, and IF YOU WOULD STAY BECAUSE PEOPLE IN MY Gabriela always asks to go to our Rockwood facility. When LIFE OFTEN LEAVE.” Today, Lauren is Gabriela’s they arrive, Gabriela is greeted by everyone—youth, Friends, best friend. Lauren says the two talk about everything and and program managers. “Everyone knows her name,” says anything in a 5th grader’s life—“homework, movies and TV, Lauren. “She feels a real sense of belonging with Friends, music, and boys.” Before opening up to Lauren, Gabriela and I think this community has helped her build a level of had struggled socially and emotionally because she didn’t confidence that will support her for the rest of her life.”

6 *Names have been changed to protect the identity of the youth. Photos shown are not of the youth in the story. 7 “I have seen firsthand the WOODLAND benefit of the Friends of the

YACOLT Where Children mentoring program ST. HELENS LA CENTER for students at my school. Our youth attended 159 schools in 2018. The educational support RIDGEFIELD BATTLE GROUND v Friends provide their youth helps We Ser e our students succeed in the classroom, and the whole family BRUSH PRAIRIE 2018 Selection Partners OVER THE COURSE OF A WEEK, benefits from the organization’s Kairos PDX • Rigler Elementary the average Friend will provide services holistic approach to services.” Alder Elementary • Lincoln Park Elementary to 9 youth by: Washington Elementary • Roosevelt Elementary – Ceci de Valdenebro, Principal 00 Multnomah Department of Human Services Lincoln Park Elementary School Visiting 7 schools across 4 school districts. VANCOUVER BANKS NORTH PLAINS 0 20 Helping 6 of their youth get to extracurricular activities. CAMAS Bringing 7 of their youth to our Rockwood Facility for youth programs and activities. 1 2 Driving an average of 135 miles within our 8 30 mile service radius. FAIRVIEW HILLSBORO PORTLAND FOREST GROVE GRESHAM 2 21 BEAVERTON We serve 18 School Districts Battle Ground Clar County HAPPY VALLEY TIGARD Evergreen Columbia County 22 SANDY Vancouver Public

Scappoose WEST LINN TUALATIN Multnomah 20

Parkrose County SHERWOOD OREGON CITY Hillsboro Reynolds Corbett NEWBERG E WILSONVILLE Portland Public MESD Friends of the Children has 4 Sites that service our youth Beaverton Centennial Gresham-Barlow CANBY Washington Our service area covers County David Douglas WA 2 States and

North 5 Counties: Clackamas OR Clark, Columbia, Washington, Oregon Trail Multnomah, Clackamas Oregon City Clacamas County 8 9 Phillips Family Foundation Thank You for Your Support Ponzi Vineyards Portland Business Alliance Portland General Electric Foundation Steve & Lynn Pratt During the 2018 Calendar Year Jason Puga & Victoria Schmidt Friends Forever Society Meg Remsen & Nigel Jaquiss Stan & Leslie Renecker $100,000 + The Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE Foundation Sandstrom Partners Anonymous Karen Schwartz Rumble & Randy Sparks Michael Reed Schaeffer LEGACY SOCIETY ENDOWMENT SOCIETY The Campbell Foundation Greta & Keith Sheppard Schamp Family Fund of Oregon Community Campbell Global May & Stanley Smith Charitable Trust Foundation The following individuals are supporting Classic Wines Auction Linda Talwalkar Bruce & Joan Schoen The following individuals are making a difference Viehl Family Charitable Fund Anna C. MacAskill Schwab & Dwight L. Schwab Sr. Friends of the Children–Portland by designating Greg & Michele Goodwin by contributing a cash gift or pledge to OJJDP VTech Communications Employees Charitable Foundation a bequest through their will or estate plan: Friends of the Children–Portland Foundation: Portland Children’s Levy Wieden+Kennedy Stephen & Mary Skaggs Anonymous (3) Bernie Smokowski Diana Bianco & Anthony Effinger Quest Foundation Diane & Mark Burnett April & Jeff Schmidt Family Fund Social Venture Partners Portland Cathy & Jerry Brodie Steve & Vicki Byers Vital Life, a Marquis & Consonus Foundation $10,000 – $24,999 Tooth Taxi Burns Brothers An Anonymous Fund of Oregon Community Duncan & Cindy Campbell The Trio Foundation of St. Louis Duncan & Cindy Campbell Foundation U.S. Bank Don & Billie Carlson Jeff & Jessica Campbell $50,000 – $99,999 Edward & Romell Ackley Foundation Umpqua Bank Charitable Foundation Brent & Laura Carreau Advantis Credit Union Don & Billie Carlson Anonymous (2) United Way of the Columbia-Willamette Lindy Delf & Anthony Wolk The Columbian Dan & Kim Agnew The Walmart Foundation Estate of Frederick Martin Chambers Harry & Kaaren Demorest Alan Guffey & Cynthia King-Guffey Joan Albertson OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Gary & Penny Combs Dick & Jerre Ann Bader John Dozier Lois Hall The William & Alane Family Foundation Estate of Joyle Dahl Renee’ James Sue & Dick Baty Woodruff Sawyer Oregon Karen & William Early Harry & Kaaren Demorest John & Geri Miner Beaches Charity Fund Bill & Colleen Gardner Biamp Systems Margaret Dey & Lawrence Custer M. J. Murdock Charitable Trust Jeanne Gaylord Mike & Jill Nasser Bryan & Leslie Bickmore $5,000 – $9,999 Frank & Mary Gill Lois Hall Mason E. Nolan Charitable Fund of the Bob’s Red Mill Natural Foods Anonymous John & Emma Gilleland Jerry & Cathy Brodie Family Fund of Oregon Pete & Diana Hall Community Foundation for SW Washington AAA Oregon/Idaho John Gray Jeff & Sharon Richardson Community Foundation Activity Connection Henry & Sharon Hewitt Henry & Sharon Hewitt James & Sharon Rippey Family Foundation The Buchanan Family Foundation adidas Lois Isbell Steve & Karen Buhaly Bernard & Melody Hyde Rood Family Foundation of the Community Albina Youth Opportunity School Kirk & Judi Johansen Foundation for SW Washington Carmen Calzacorta & Casey Mills Sheryll & J.P. Aleskus Jr. Fund of Oregon Community Kirk & Judi Johansen R. James & Kathryn Lillis Arlene Schnitzer Gary & Penny Combs Foundation Jerry G. Jones Trust Convergence Networks Sally Long Silver Family Foundation The Gary M. Anderson Children’s Foundation Kathleen Kee & Craig Wong Whitaker/Ellis CUI Arrowhead Golf Club Andrew Mauss Thomas Keller & Shelly Field Dan Wieden & Priscilla Bernard Wieden Marilyn Denham The Autzen Foundation Max & Lori Miller Dale & Lisa Donaldson R. James & Kathryn Lillis Windermere Real Estate Foundation Baird John & Geri Miner Youth Development Division – First Tech Federal Credit Union Krishna Balasubramani & Shauna Ewing Estate of Gene & Mary Mason Heather Moats Oregon Department of Education Angie & Phil Fogg Braemar Charitable Trust John & Geri Miner Steve & Lisa Fogg Mildred Moore-Voll & Richard Voll Brown & Brown Northwest Madeline Nelson & Jim Lafky Bill & Colleen Gardner CareOregon, Inc. Richard & Donna Peach Stanley & Leslie Renecker $25,000 – $49,999 Genentech, Inc. CIBC Private Wealth Management Steve & Paula Plambeck Frank & Mary Gill Estate of Vivian Schuldt Anonymous (2) Truman Collins Sherrie Romaniello Acme Bader Community Fund of Oregon John & Emma Gilleland Bart Colson Ben Root & Chris Shank Lori Flexer Sackett & Jeff Sackett Community Foundation Grand + Benedicts Columbia Bank David Rumker & Susan Phillips Byron & Cynthia Grant & The WRG Foundation Tom & Terri Sorensen Bechen Family Foundation Confluence Wealth Management Lori Flexer Sackett & Jeff Sackett Don & Billie Carlson Pete & Diana Hall Gene & Harriet Cope John & Maren Symonds Mark Simmons & Sherie Weisenberg Joseph M. Caruso Hansen Family Fund Kevin Culver Smith Fund Ken & Marta Thrasher Cynthia & Stephen Harder Norbert & Ann Wellman Chick-fil-A Foundation Davis Wright Tremaine Brian & Denise Velaski CHUBB Bill & Allyson Harris, The Harris Family David & Arlene Doughty Cary & Barbara Young Helen Wright Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund Foundation Bill & Karen Early E. Hart LLC Bill & Julie Young Columbia Forest Products Everett Custom Homes Harvest Foundation EY Mark & Robin Young The Demorest Family Foundation Dudley Family Foundation William & Alane Hebert Finley Family Foundation Willard L. & Ruth P. Eccles Foundation The Bernice Heffernan Family Foundation Barbara & Kenneth Francis Express Employment Professionals Bob & Francy Heffernan Eric & Jennifer Gabrielson The Gordon Family Giving Fund Hicks Family Foundation J.W. & H.M. Goodman Family Charitable g Jerry Jones Juliet Ashby Hillman Foundation Foundation Hi h Standards of Excellence Sean Kuni & Elizabeth Austin Joseph & Elizabeth Hoffart Charitable Foundation Gerald & Margo Greeve Intel Corporation Friends of the Children–Portland is proud to have received top recognition from Millie Moore-Voll & Dick Voll Sean & Jaymie Hampson Juan Young Trust Lisa & JB Handley the nation’s premier charity watchdog and accreditation groups, reflecting our John & Ginger Niemeyer Foundation Nike Brand Jordan KeyBank Hanna Andersson firm commitment to sustainability, accountability, and transparency. We are also Werner & Colleen Nistler Becky & Bob Moore Henry & Sharon Hewitt honored to be a long-standing partner of the Portland Children’s Levy and the Classic Susie David Oswald & Steve Oswald NIKE Hoffman Construction Wines Auction. For the fourth year in a row, we were named the number one most admired Teresa Pauletto & Family NW Natural Hoover Family Foundation nonprofit by the Portland Business Journal. We have been listed in the top two for seven John & Deanna Phillips Jon & Lesli Owens Intel Volunteer Grant Program consecutive years. In 2018, we were awarded the Torch Award Charity of the Year by the Russ & Kathleen Rottiers Joe Pauletto & Kathy Corwin 10 Better Business Bureau Northwest + Pacific. 11 $5,000 – $9,999 continued Acevedo Family Daimler Trucks North America Susan Hilliard Milwaukie High School Community 101 Jaime & Rafe Sales H.W. Irwin & D.C. Irwin Foundation Alaska Airlines Laurie & Josh Daniels Brent & Jean Hinkley The Mitzvah Foundation George Sandoval Jesuit High School Alexana Winery Renae Davis Susan Hoffman & Fred Trullinger Shawna & Kevin Mixon Sayler’s Old Country Kitchen Ben Kaiser & Erin Livengood Don & Sally Allen Bobbi & Ray Davis Jared & Julie Holum Senator Laurie Monnes Anderson Julie Schecter Kathleen Kee & Craig Wong Sandy & Cliff Allen Susan & Todd Delahunt Lee & Becky Holzman Jenna & James Mooney Jennifer & Daniel Schmidt Keller Foundation AltSource Jaimi Dennehy Sharon & Jim Hoppel Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Sheila & Gary Schuld KPMG Scott & Marina Anderson Deschutes Brewery Eric & Keena Hormel Tim & Missi Morgan Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt Paul & Susan Laughlin Maddie & Peter Andrews Dinah Deshler Pat Hortsch & Glenda Davis-Hortsch Sandra Morris & Bill Sullivan Nate & Mari Schwalbach Leuthold Family Foundation Michael Arthur Margaret Dey & Lawrence Custer Brad & Valerie Hosmar Mt. Hood Cable Regulatory Commission Mary Scott Julie & Eric Leuvrey Flo & Jim Atkinson George & Paula Diamond Jerry & Beth Hulsman David & Megan Muessle Doug & Ruthann Seely Dave & Patricia Long Megan Aylor Maggie Dixon Angela & Nathan Hult Andy Muir Ralph & Ellie Shaw OEG, Inc. Sheelagh & Keith Bandettini Dobson Asset Management The Human Bean Multnomah Athletic Foundation Ed Shearer & Renee Montmorency Lora & Jim Meyer Family Fund of Oregon Bank of America Mary Dobson Tom & Laura Imeson Joan Musch ShedRain Corporation Community Foundation Baron/Gilbert Fund of Oregon Community The Doctors Company Aukjen Ingraham Todd Mylet & Jennifer Rawhouser David & Natasha Shevchenko Todd & Jennifer Mitchell Foundation James Dorigan & Lisa Bates Interstate Special Events Rich & Nicki Nadolny Signature Graphics Jerome & Margaret Mylet Barran Liebman Sage & Lynne Dorsey Lois Isbell National Market Share Group Simons Fund of Oregon Community Foundation Nordstrom Daniel & Allison Bates Laura & Charles Douville Jackson Foundation Greg & Kristin Nelson Skanska USA Building Jeff & Kathryn Nuss John & Inez Becic Sanam Dowlatdad & Mazyar Afshar Jensen Investment Management Inc. Jeff & Maren Nelson Preston & Judy Smith The NW Natural-Mark Dodson Fund of Annie & Ronald Bennet Family Foundation Jason & Melissa Downey Doug & Kristen Johanson Netrush Robert & Todd Smith Oregon Community Foundation Joseph Bennett DPI Specialty Foods Mike & Diane Johansson New Seasons Market The Sidney H. Smither Charitable Fund Ocean Crystal Seafood Marilyn Bergen Dunlap Silsby Family Foundation Marina & Kevin Johnson Tonya Nichols So Hum Foundation On Board Experiential Marketing Michael Berlin Durham & Bates Insurance Penny Johnson Kelly Nolen & Jon Scott Scott & Judy South Oregon State University Foundation Diana Bianco & Anthony Effinger James & Patricia Eddy Salena Johnson John & Marcia Nolting Darcy & Joil Southwell Perkins & Company Blazers Edge Mark & Ann Edlen Cindy & Morry Jones Northwest Children’s Theater Greg & Roxanne Specht Mike Pittman & Pam Strickfaden Orin & Catherine Bolstad Susan & Ed Einowski Ron Jorde & Jodie Buras Northwest Eye Care David Spisak Portland Trail Blazers Scott Bolton Terry & Robert Erb Ka’anapali Beach Hotel Peggy & Ingolf Noto Joe Squires & Stacey Strade Tim Rasch & Shannon Kmetic Lori & John Boone Robert & Mignon Ervin Michael Kaiser Jeff, Anne, Josh, & Sol Nudelman Ken & Katherine Starke Frank & Sarah Reppenhagen Boundary Evans Runyan Family Foundation Chris & Kathleen Kalafatis NWEA Erhardt & Joy Steinborn Jim & Michael Richman Leslie Breaux Evergreen Memorial Gardens Kalberer Company Oak Tree Insurance Jeffrey Strawbridge Jim & Cathy Rudd Marcus & Emily Breuer Douglas Ewald & Justine Reimnitz Mike & Margo Kalberer Laura O’Brien Chris Tawney Eli Schmitz & Caroline Dudley Christopher Brisbee Ex Novo Brewing Company Philip Kalberer Ron Olisar & Sally Godard TE Connectivity Schpee Fund of Oregon Community Foundation Terry & Kathy Briscoe John Farrell Janet & Scott Keeney Carol O’Malley TIDES Foundation Bill & Virginia Sheppard Deanna Brooks & Bill Lehnebach Lou & Margaret Fasano Erika & Rob Kelley OMSI Tillamook County Creamery Association Squires Electric Amy & Matt Brown Lisa & Jeff Faust Keysight Technologies Bobbi & Denis O’Neill Bob & Judy Tompkins Doug Stamm & Jackie Gordon Elise & Richard Brown Michael & Deborah Feldser Angela Kmetic Oregon Children’s Theatre Haithem Toulan The Standard Brett & Patti Bryant Mo & Brian Fennerty KMR Group Foundation Michael & Joan O’Reilly Sarah & Greg Truax Stoel Rives Ryan & Shannon Buchanan First American Title Company John & Marci Krauss Lisa Owens Tumac Lumber Company Fund of Oregon Community Storms Family Foundation Phil Burger & Beth Johnson-Burger Bernard & Marsha Fisher Brandi & Dan Kyle Pacific Power Foundation Foundation Matt & Katy Swaim Jan & Bruce Burmeister Chuck & Marcia Floberg Mike Laber & Alex Anderson PacificSource Health Plans Twality Middle School The Swigert Foundation Diane & Mark Burnett June & Julian Foss Foundation Kevin & Sally LaCoste Parker, Smith, & Feek UBS Employee Giving Programs David & Terry Taylor Pat & Katherine Burns Marybeth Fossati Janet Lamb Parr Lumber Company Ken & Mary Unkeles Herbert A. Templeton Foundation Audrey Burt Craig & Gretchen Francis Suzy & Ritchie Langfield Parsons Family Fund of Oregon Community Paul & Lory Utz Test Products International John Bush Franklin High School Community 101 Jason Larson & Karli Koehn Foundation Kate & Matt Vance Thrasher Family Fund of Oregon Community The Cambia Employee Giving Campaign Ed & Deb Freysinger Julie & Macy Lawrence Jerry & Sandra Parsons Alexa & Miguel Vasconcelos Foundation The Cambia Health Solutions Fund of Oregon Friends of the Children National Randell & Cary Leach Don & Renay Patterson Denise & Brian Velaski Joseph & Christine Toscano Community Foundation Froelich Consulting Engineers Robert Legaye Michael & Kristin Payne Viking Heating and Sheetmetal Touchmark Living Centers, Inc. Joshua & Wendy Campbell Tim & Patti Froelich Tom & Lisa Lien PDX Jazz Bob & Karen Vineyard Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust Timothy & Anita Cannell Marian & Paul Gentry Jim & Kathy Lillis Richard & Donna Peach Don & Marian Vollum USI Insurance Services Pilo Cano Brian & Jennifer Gerritz Lincoln Financial Advisors Morton & Sophie Pelzner Fund of Oregon Ian Walker Vigor Industrial Roz & Irwin Caplan Gevurtz Menashe Larson & Howe PC The Lippman Co. Community Foundation Anne & Eddie Ward Vision Capital Management, Inc. Sage Carter Dale & Linda Glasser Paul Lively Audrey Perino & Kenneth Kane Benjamin Ward & Mary Pat Daly Vista Capital Partners Bill & Gayle Carter Heidi Goertzen Love Abounds Foundation Perlo Construction Paul & Susan Ward Danton & Diane Wagner Jonathan Cavanagh Mary Gordon Maurice Lucas Foundation Barbara & Gary Peterson Kenneth Warren & Eva Kripalani The Walker Family Foundation CenterCal Properties Sean Gotter Martha Lussenhop & Larry Price Dave & Cheryl Pfaff Washington Federal Foundation Christy & Shane Wall Cha Cha Cha Steve Graff Jack and Marilyn MacAllister Foundation Kristan & Frank Phillips, Jr. Washington Trust Bank Donald & Chrissy Washburn Michelle & Sebastian Charbonneau Geri & Jim Grasvik Peggy Maguire & Scott Cameron Franklin & Dorothy Piacentini Charitable Trust Doug & Audrey Weathers Wells Fargo Charis Fund Cyndi & Marty Green The Mahaffy Group, Inc. Pip’s Original Doughnuts & Chai Weaver Technologies Jess & Andrea Wetsel ChefStable Barry & Lori Greenberg Patty & Greg Mamula Maury & Nancy Plumlee Elizabeth & Todd Whalen Wheeler Foundation Emily & Ben Chessar Dan Grierson Marquis Companies The Pontarelli Family Jack & Virginia Wilborn Mary & Brett Wilcox Kelli & David Christian Randy & Julie Grove Chrys Martin & Jack Pessia Portland Children’s Museum Lindsey & Colin Williams Helen Wright Brandy & Kevin Clopton Raymond Guenther Windi & Marcus Martin Portland General Electric Rob Williams Bill & Julie Young Fund of Oregon Community Coach Brian Haas Andrew Mauss Portland New Generations Rotary Club Robert & Jean Wilson Foundation Richard Colf Matty Hackl & Leigh Church Kathleen & Dennis Mayer Courtney Posey Sierra Winchester Columbia Sportswear John & Barbara Halle Randy & Kathy McCourt Prestige Moving & Storage Dick & Bobbie Wissmiller Steve Corey The Harrington Family Foundation Bob & Miki McGrain Tim Price Michael Woodley $1,000 – $4,999 Milo & Melissa Coy Hawaiian Airlines Mike & Mary Alice McMenamin Chantay & Elwood Reid Ed Woods & Angela Barco Anonymous (7) Katy & Doug Crane Headlands Coastal Lodge & Spa Andy Miller Robert Rice & Laurie Abraham Molly Wooster An Anonymous Fund of Oregon Community Crisp Claire E. Heffernan Connor Miller Charlene & John Rogers Jeff & Erin Wriston Foundation Diane Crumpacker Ralph & Karen Henkhaus Betsy Miller David & Lori Rogoway Ronald & Geri Yonover Foundation 10 Barrel Brewing D.A. Davidson & Co. Hennebery Eddy Architects John Miller Judith & Michael Rompa Bill & Julie Young 3 Sheets at the Harbor Dawn Dahl Cynda Herbold Jan & Randy Miller Rudy’s Kids Steve & Kristine Zika Hilaire’s Wild Game Dinner Jacob Mills Louise & Lawrence Runkle Steve Zimmer 12 13

YEAR ROUND SUMMER AUGUST 2018 Audited Financial Summary VOLUNTEER BOOK BUDDIES KATU SCHOOL +1918128l SUPPLIES DRIVE 43 Ways Individuals and corporate Help improve the Financial position from audited statements for the fiscal year ending August 31, 2018 groups can help with reading skills of our In partnership with

career exploration and age- youth and volunteer KATU Channel 2, based learning for our youth, to be one of our Book Friends of the Children collects to administrative and fundraising Buddies during summer donated school supplies. Help projects, event support, and camps. Just an hour ensure that our youth have other special needs. of your time! everything they need to start OPERATING REVENUE

the school year strong.

Engage Special events...... $2,782,693...... 43%

Individual...... $1,209,219...... 19% Foundations...... $1,146,213...... 18% DECEMBER FEB 8, 2020 MAR 7, 2020 MAY 14, 2020 Government...... $776,379...... 12% HOLIDAY GIFT DRIVE BOWL-A-THON CLASSIC WINES FRIEND RAISER Corporate...... $508,225...... 8%

& FAMILY-TO-FAMILY AUCTION Other revenue...... $22,305...... 0% Bowlers of all skill Join us for the party GIVING 56 levels team up to One of the most of the year and a truly Total unrestricted revenue...... $6,445,034...... 100% You and your family compete, have fun, recognized charity inspiring evening. Our or team of employees and raise money for wine auctions in the signature open house can donate to our gift Friends of the Children country! Friends of event features gourmet drive, lead a giving tree at this casual, family- the Children is proud tasting stations, hosted 22+139l at the office, or provide friendly event. to be a beneficiary of bar, silent auction, and + holiday gifts to an this fabulous event. an exciting live program. entire family. OPERATING EXPENSES

Program service staff...... $3,497,388...... 56% Program costs...... $1,379,892...... 22% Fundraising costs...... $806,581...... 13% Administrative services...... $591,620...... 9%

Total operating expenses...... $6,275,481...... 100%

ASSETS LIABILITIES Cash and investments $2,808,034 Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $427,413 “Friends of the Children is the most Pledges receivable $650,872 Total Liabilities $427,413 Prepaid expenses $100,894 NET ASSETS awesome program in the whole Equipment, net of accumulated depreciation $4,201,288 Unrestricted net assets $6,492,844 Total Assets $7,761,088 world! We definitely won the lottery Temporarily restricted net assets $791,557 Permanently restricted net assets $49,274 when my child was picked for Total Net Assets $7,333,675 participation!” TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $7,761,088 14 – Harriet, Caregiver of Program Youth 15 44 NE Morris Street, Portland, OR 97212

“I strongly believe that if I didn’t have Friends of the Children, I would not be the person I am today. I have learned so many things that have helped me get to where I am now. It’s definitely a life changing experience, and I’m forever grateful that they picked me!” – Irisa, 20 years old, program graduate

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