25YEARS OF COMPASSIONATE SERVICE

ANNUAL REPORT 2010

Continued Compassion... New Commitment

Interfaith Community Services Our Mission: Helping seniors, disabled individuals and people in financial crisis achieve stable and independent lives through support from volunteers, faith communities and the community at large.

Executive Report Here are some highlights of that Continued Compassion... level of assistance: • 45,717 services provided to New Commitment 20,034 individuals, an 18% increase over FY 2009; ur 25th anniversary offers a • $624,725 in financial assistance Ounique opportunity to look both provided, a 19% increase; backward and forward. • $650,098 worth of food distrib- uted, 25% over FY 2009. This year we have celebrated our What a blessing that ICS was history and founding values while there! concurrently preparing for our fu- ture. Today we are blessed with the Board President Executive Director support of nearly 60 faith communities New Commitment and more than 600 volunteers. The original vision of While our core programs remain the same, we will “Love, Cooperation, and Service” continues to touch be expanding our services for people in need. For thousands of people each year. a start, we will provide training for job readiness Our past gives us much to be thankful for. The and financial literacy, and offer an expanded health theme of this annual report – Continued Compas- advocacy outreach to assist faith leaders in helping sion…New Commitment – emphasizes the impor- their own congregants. The ICS Endowment, which tance of building on our history of compassionate already has topped $2 million in gifts and pledges, service while we meet head-on the challenges and will remain an important component in developing opportunities we face with renewed commitment to the future sustainability of our services. the years ahead. New plans for 2011 and 2012 include the expan- sion of the ICS Food Bank, moving from the current Continued Compassion 400-square-foot cramped facility to a separate build- Two September 2010 headlines from the Arizona ing of about 2,700 square feet. This effort has re- Daily Star clearly tell the story of our challenges: cently received a wonderful boost from The Wolslager Arizona is No. 2 in poverty and Jobless rate for Ari- Foundation, which has approved a $150,000 chal- zona is highest in 27 years. All of us know someone lenge grant towards this project. For more details, touched by the economic recession. More than any see the back page of this report. time in our history, the importance of ICS’s role in ICS is making a commitment to help more people Tucson and Pima County really hits home. as more resources – both financial and volunteers Thanks to you and many other ICS supporters, we – are developed. And because of donors and volun- were able to provide record levels of compassionate teers, we are hopeful and excited about the future. services last fiscal year to individuals and families Our deepest thanks to all of you. We cannot do this needing a wide range of help. alone. We need your help for the years to come.

ICS Board of Directors ICS Staff

Ed Jenkins, President Bonnie Kampa, Executive Director Maureen Pattison, Mobile Meals Steve Pollyea, Vice President Terri Patt-Smith, Associate Director Assistant Kevin Koch, VP of Faith Communities Cheryl Andersen, Caregiving Services Maricela Reynaert, Health Advocacy Lois Britton, Treasurer Manager Specialist Betsy Sandlin, Secretary Sandi Brickley, Volunteer Resources José Rivera, Financial Assistance Lidia Allen Manager/NW Faith Outreach Senior Coordinator Kristin Behrens Shar Caulley, Development Assistant Andrea Rogers, Health Advocacy Co- Karen Hamar Bittmann Mary Elethorp, Health Advocacy ordinator Mary Ann Brody Administrative Assistant Renee Sebag, Graduate Intern Mac Fiske, Past President Frank Hayes, Food Bank Coordinator Jacque Shaffer, Accounting Assistant Doug Haynes Diane Luber, Development Manager Maude Shingler, Business Manager Kathy Goff Joyce Lyons, Senior Services Assistant Barbara Souter, Adminstrative Assistant Janet Grace Karen MacDonald, Faith Outreach Chuck Waldron, East Side Coordinator Vicky Johnson Manager Mike Mumford ICS ANNUAL REPORT 2010 PAGE 3

From the Treasurer

espite another year of difficult economic times,ICS OPERATIONS RESOURCES In-Kind $ 829,815 Dended its fiscal year as of June 30th with positive financial results. While the nation’s economic downturn Assistance thru has reduced revenues and curtailed operating expenditures Casework $ 372,768 across many nonprofits, ICS continues to Individuals $ 332,549 carefully monitor expenses and increase ef- Government Grants $ 312,495 forts to generate cash and in-kind donations. Faith Communities $ 195,517 The amount of funds for operational services provided was up by 14% Corporate, Events, Other $ 169,875 over last year, and as you will see from Foundations $ 109,765 the program statistics presented in this Mobile Meals $ 84,478 report, we provided assistance to 18% more people! In managing for operating Total Resources: $ 2,407,262 efficiencies and cost effectiveness,ICS’s administrative and fundraising costs Foundations Lois Britton, Treasurer Mobile Meals came to 16%, well below the national Corporate, 5% 4% average for nonprofits. This means that 84 cents of every Events, Other resource dollar goes directly to provide services throughout 7% the year to those in need. Faith In-Kind The accompanying charts provide a visual comparative of Communities 34% 8% where ICS resources came from, how they were used, and measures of administrative and fundraising costs. Individuals Resource income increased by 11% and surpassed the prior 14% year’s record setting best. The increases in resource income Assistance Government thru were critical in helping fund the growing need for emergency Grants Casework financial assistance and food that accounted for 60% of our 13% 15% total services to the community. “Assistance Thru Casework” reflects the many low- or fixed-income households that obtained cost relief through ICS in utilities and rent expense paid directly by a government entity or utility company. OPERATIONS SERVICES Requests for services to seniors, the disabled, and people Emergency Assistance $ 749,240 in financial crisis continue to increase. We welcome your Food Bank $ 700,538 sponsorship, contributions, and voluntary effort to help cli- ents achieve stable and independent lives. Training and Outreach $ 303,010 Audited financial statements are available through our web- Development $ 199,416 site and I would be most pleased to meet with you to discuss our financial results. Administrative $ 188,761 Audited financial statements by T. R. LaVoie, P.C. Public Accountants Mobile Meals $ 123,986 STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION Caregiving Services $ 75,489 Health Advocacy $ 60,488 As of June 30 Total Services: $ 2,400,928 2010 2009 Caregiving Services ASSETS Health 3% Current Assets $ 342,551 $ 335,133 Advocacy Mobile Meals 3% Endowment Funds 1,236,547 453,667 5% Emergency Property & Equipment 565,697 581,050 Administrative Assistance 8% 31%

TOTAL ASSETS $2,144,795 $1,369,850 Development LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 8% Current Liabilities $ 91,628 $ 85,638 Training and Food Bank Outreach Net Assets 2,053,167 1,284,212 29% 13% TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $2,144,795 $1,369,850 PAGE 4 ICS ANNUAL REPORT 2010

2009-2010 ICS SERVICES AND PROGRAMS IN REVIEW

Program/Activity # of Volunteer # of Services Volunteers hours Recipients

Health Advocacy: Home interviews, education 45 768 598 679 and advocacy for seniors and disabled…help in navigating the healthcare system. Caregiving Services: Transportation, Shopping, 250 14,415 339 9,693 Handy Helper, Telecare, Friendly visiting, etc. (28% increase in transportation services) Mobile Meals: Delivery of two meals per day, 5 187 11,237 176 18,979 days per week. daily deliveries Food Bank: Operate Food Bank, pack and hand 50 3,929 Households: 12,304 out holiday boxes. 1,095 new households 3,556 +18% visited the Food Bank this year. Individuals: 11,374 Emergency Financial Assistance: Case 8 1,525 Households: 3,888 management, financial aid, Gifts of Love. Two 3,125 (Provided $624,725 in offices (Ina Road and East Side) Individuals: financial assistance) 7,891 Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) 13 845 171 174 ($278,117 in state and federal refunds) General Office Volunteers: Front desk, 17 1,768 N/A N/A receptionists, filing, etc. Board, Council, Events, Committees: 249 3,821 N/A N/A Governance, strategic planning, liaisons to faith communities, fund-raising, etc. Total 600 plus* 38,308 20,034** 45,717 5% 18% increase increase * Volunteers often provide services in more than one area. Total does not include dozens of episodic volunteers. ** Recipients may receive multiple services. October 18, 2010

Impact of Volunteers Interfaith Community Services WProvidinghe rservicese toICS seniors, disabled Sindividuals,erv es Volunteers are the heart of ICS, providing and families in financial crisis in Pima County. many services throughout the organization. Emergency Financial Assistance Mobile Meals Rent, utilities, prescriptions, gas vouchers, Week-day delivery of nutritious meals • 600-plus active ICS volunteers bus passes, back-to-work items, and other support services. Available for qualified Pima • 38,308 hours of volunteer service County residents. • 215,800 miles driven by volunteers ICS Food Bank Caregiving Services and • $737,429 value of volunteer hours Emergency and holiday food boxes. Health Advocacy Available for all Pima County residents. Transportation, shopping, friendly visits, reassurance calls, handy-helpers, etc. In-home evaluations, health advocacy and education. Interfaith Community Services Offices

Zip code areas not to scale.

Summer Haven 85739 85619 Marana Dove Mountain 85653 85658 85755 85742 North Rillito 85737 85654 W E

85741 S Coronado 85652 85704 National Forest 85743 85718

Oracle Rd. Saguaro 85705 85750 National 85749 Monument 85745 85712 85715

85716 Speedway Blvd. 85701 85710 85711 85748 Saguaro 85719 National 85713 Monument 85714 85730 Kolb Rd. Kolb 85708 85743 85735 85736 Ajo-Tucson Highway 2010 Founder’s Award winners at Volunteer Recognition Event: 85747 85706 Ram and Mrudulla Gnanadesikan, Tom and Mary Ann Hackett, 85746 85641 and Barbara Wisner, not pictured, (front - l to r)

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Highlights From Fiscal Year 2010 was busy and blessed this fiscal year. A few of ment gifts received and pledged ICS the milestones, events and activities are listed. by end of June 2010 exceeded $2 million. JULY 2009 • Second year of Volunteer In- • Freedom Concert & Ice Cream Social come Tax Assistance (VITA) at ICS at CDO Baptist Church featured classical served 174 households. guitarist Dustin Jones. • Paragon Space Development Corpora- MARCH 2010 tion collected over 1,100 items for the ICS Kay and Ed Jenkins • ICS annual volunteer event, at Food Bank. Casas Adobes Congregational UCC, included a special performance by Jean Redpath, an in- AUGUST 2009 Dustin Jones ternationally known Scottish balladeer. Classical Guitarist • Musical Celebration at The Episcopal • Special volunteer recognition was given to: Parish of St. Michael and All Angels fea- Founder’s Award – Ram and Mrudulla Gnanadesikan, tured the 45-rank Æolian-Skinner Pipe Organ. Tom and Mary Ann Hackett, and • Donated “Gifts of Love” school supplies helped over Barbara Wisner; 200 young people. Director’s Award – Kristin Almquist and Ann Lovell; SEPTEMBER 2009 ICS Champion Award – St. • Our 25th anniversary becomes official – September 3, Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, 1985, was the approval date of NWIC’s Articles of Incor- District 1 Supervisor Ann Day, poration. and Pima County departments • Dr. Jeffry Jahn and Friends Benefit Concert at Fountain of Community Development and of Life Lutheran Church. Neighborhood Conservation, and Ann Lovell, Bonnie Kampa, Community Services, Employ- Kristin Almquist (l to r) OCTOBER 2009 ment and Training. • Congregation Or Chadash’s • ICS Executive Director Bonnie Kampa named one of 12 Jewish Food Festival and Family YWCA Tucson “Women on the Move.” Fun Fair provided support to ICS. • Rincon Congregational UCC awarded ICS a special gift • Resurrection Lutheran Church of $10,000 for food needs. collected 12,000 diapers for ICS and hosted a concert featuring Deena Reedy, flutist and Ji Sun Lee, organist/ APRIL 2010 pianist. • ICS Community Advisory Board held its first meeting. • Community “friendraiser” hosted by Lu Lovell. • Splendido “friendraiser” brought together many friends. NOVEMBER 2009 • Edward Jones Bag-a-thon yielded six tons of food for ICS. MAY 2010 • ICS “We Care” Golf Classic a great success with over • The Jewish Federation of Southern Arizona presented 200 players. The Meyer and Libby Marmis Humanitarian Award to ICS. • Oro Valley United Church of • Arizona Symphony Orchestra, Arizona Choir and UA Christ hosted a benefit concert Symphonic Choir benefit concert yielded 300 pounds of featuring pianist Jose Solorzano. food for ICS. • ICS President Ed Jenkins re- • Marilyn Van Roekel and fellow musi- ceived a “Spirit of Philanthropy” cians Janet Tolman, Corbett Alley and award. Mary Walker performed a benefit con- Jose Solorzano, Pianist cert at Casas Adobes Congregational DECEMBER 2009 United Church of Christ. • Oro Valley Church of the Nazarene’s “Splendor of • Women’s Golf Association at the Christmas” concert free-will offerings collected over Omni Tucson National Golf Resort $22,000 for ICS. presented ICS with $3,000 from its 4th • ICS Holiday Open House was a great way to say “thank Marilyn Van Roekel annual Red Boot Classic tournament in you” to the community. March. • El Conquistador women golfers raised funds for ICS. JUNE 2010 AND BEYOND JANUARY 2010 • Freedom from Hunger food drive yielded five tons of • Dove of Peace Lutheran Church hosted “A Baroque food and ended with an ice cream social and concert at Wedding,” a benefit concert. Christ Presbyterian Church featuring “Gestures of Joy” • ICS Food Bank extended services to Saturday. from Splendido and a quartet of students from the Tucson Jazz Institute. FEBRUARY 2010 • Volunteer Jessie Deyoe received a “Ben’s Bell.” • ICS’s Endowment campaign received a boost with Ed • ICS received the 2010 Nonprofit of the Year Pinnacle and Kay Jenkins’ $1 million challenge gift. Total Endow- Award from the Northern Pima County Chamber in August. PAGE 6 ICS ANNUAL REPORT 2010

Celebrating 25 Years of Love, Cooperation, and Service has come a long way since 1985, when six Foundation gave ICS its Older Volunteers Enrich America ICS congregations banded together under the lead- Program Award. ership of Rev. Barbara Anderson, then associate pastor at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, to open North- 2008: ICS opened west Interfaith Center (NWIC). Here is a brief history: its expanded space, which nearly 1979: TeleCare program started as an ecumenical doubled the main program serving shut-ins. St. Andrew’s Presbyterian office. Its sup- Church served as the host. port grew to 45 member faith 1985: NWIC founded as the um- communities, 14 brella for a Food Bank, TeleCare, full-time-equivalent Volunteer Caregiving (VICaP), and employees and 600 Addition to main building... Good Samaritan emergency assis- volunteers. opened May 2008 tance. The first delivery of Mobile Meals was made in 1986. The 2009: ICS became a northwest site for the Volunteer office was located at St. Andrew’s Income Tax Assistance program (VITA), serving low- to with a Directors Committee man- moderate-income taxpayers. aging the day-to-day operations. 2010: ICS’s services continue to 1995: NWIC’s support had grown grow, with a new Resource Center to 14 member faith communities offering employment assistance. and 224 volunteers. As ICS turned 25 years old, it announced the creation of the ICS 2001: The organization moved to its current office on Endowment with the Jenkins chal- the property of Christ the King Episcopal Church. lenge to secure its financial future. Congregation Or As of September, there were Chadash became the 56 member congregations. first Jewish congrega- Our official 25th anniversary tion and 18th mem- celebration was held 10-10- ber faith community. 10 with a sold-out concert One full-time and six featuring the moving music part-time employees of R. Carlos Nakai, re- worked with 400 vol- nowned flutist, andGabriel unteers. June Head, Ayala, classical guitarist. Executive Director Rev. Barbara Anderson, June Head, and since 1992, retired af- Bonnie Kampa at 25th Anniversary Gabriel Ayala and R. Carlos Nakai Concert on 10-10-10 ter 15 years of service. performing at 25th Anniversary Concert on 10-10-10 2002: Executive Director position was filled byBonnie Kampa.

2003: The Health Advocacy program was launched, pro- viding home visits to assess elderly and disabled clients’ About the ICS Endowment health and safety issues, resource referrals and assis- tance in obtaining services. The ICS Endowment began with a $1 million gift and matching challenge from ICS volunteer and board 2005: NWIC became Interfaith Community Servic- president Ed Jenkins and his wife, Kay. They de- es to better reflect its growing service area and 35 mem- cided to establish an endowment in order to create a ber faith communities. Its volunteer base had grown to permanent fund that will provide an annual source of 500. future income for ICS. They challenged others to give.

2006: ICS was recognized by the Community Founda- We are very grateful to everyone who has contrib- tion for Southern Arizona with the Achievement Award for uted to this fund. Combined gifts of cash, pledges and Innovation. It opened an East Side office atNew Spirit quantifiable and verifiable planned gifts total over $2 Lutheran and started a Capital Campaign to expand its million towards our goal to raise $2.5 million during main office space. 2010. Thanks to the Jenkinses, cash donations to the Endowment will be matched dollar for dollar as long as 2007: ICS was recognized with two awards for out- the matching funds are available. In addition, cer- standing volunteer management. Its Volunteer Coordi- tain planned gifts may also be matched. Your gift can nator was designated volunteer manager of the year by grow! Volunteer Center of Southern Arizona, and the MetLife ICS ANNUAL REPORT 2010 PAGE 7

12-Month Donor Report for Fiscal Year 2010 ur heartfelt “thank you” to our many contributors during the fiscal year of July 2009 through June O2010. This list includes grants, corporate gifts and individual donors, as well as support for our En- dowment Fund and special events. The wonderful support of the community has resulted in a 14% overall increase in the funds for operational services this year. If your name is missing or listed incorrectly, we apologize. Please call us with the correction.

PICOR Charitable Foundation CORPORATIONS, More, more, more at the Food Bank RBC Royal Bank of Canada St. John on the Desert Presbyterian FOUNDATIONS, Church GOVERNMENT St. Mark’s Presbyterian Church Temple Emanu-El AGENCIES & FAITH Tortolita Presbyterian Church COMMUNITIES Unitarian Universalist Congregation of NW Tucson World Food Services $10,000 and more Arizona Community Action Agency $250 - $499 Christ the King Episcopal Church Anonymous Donors City of Tucson Human Services Adair Funeral Homes Dept. Aldea Spiritual Community Commerce Bank of Arizona American Family Mutual Insurance Co. Community Food Bank (in-kind) Avra Valley Community Church The Eugene and Wiletta Denton Cibaria Italian Restaurant Family Foundation Epic Productions David and Lura Lovell Foundation Fairway Heights Homeowners New Spirit Lutheran Church Association Northwest Medical Center Fifty Plus Club Oro Valley Church of the Nazarene HGM Consulting Oro Valley Hospital Kissed By An Italian Pima County Community Action Lutheran Church of the Foothills Agency Omni Tucson National HOA Pima County Community Oro Valley Rotary Foundation Development & Neighborhood The ICS Food Bank’s Pella Rolscreen Foundation Conservation Dept. ability to distribute Pfizer Foundation Resurrection Lutheran Church $650,098 worth of food Pima County Medical Foundation Rincon Congregational Church St. Odilia Catholic Church The William and Mary Ross in fiscal year 2009-10 – Stratton Advisors Foundation 25% more than the previ- Tucson National Lady Niners St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church ous year – was helped by Unitarian Universalist Church of St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Calli Bagshaw, 12, right, Tucson Church Vistoso Village Community The Wolslager Foundation and others who conduct- Myrtle Thorne Charitable Foundation ed food drives for ICS. $100 - $249 United Way of Tucson & So. AZ THANK YOU! Albertsons University Medical Center Church of the Apostles Congregation Chaverim $5,000 - $9,999 El Conquistador 9ers Fountain of Life Lutheran Church Third Church of Christ, Scientist Elizabeth Read Taylor Foundation Hughes Federal Credit Union Interfaith Coalition for the Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Eliot Spalding Foundation ICS Staff Homeless Trico Electric Charitable Trust St. Mark’s United Methodist Church Knights of Columbus Jewish Community Foundation of Tucson Center for Spiritual Living The Employees Community Fund of L-3 Fuzing & Ordnance Systems So. AZ Tucson Community of Christ Boeing Mesa Lovitt & Touché Insurance Agency Jewish Federation of So. AZ Tucson National Women’s Golf The Haugh Foundation Preceptor Gamma Delta Kais E Systems Inc Association The Phillips Family Foundation Presbyterian Women of Christ Lilly Endowment Vantage West Credit Union Presbyterian Church Long Realty Cares Foundation $1,000 - $4,999 RBC Wealth Management M & I Foundation Inc. $500 - $999 Anonymous Donors Sanctuary United Methodist Church Northminster Presbyterian Church Canyon del Oro Baptist Church Arizona Community Foundation St. Andrew’s PC Chancel Choir Oro Valley United Church of Christ Catalina Foothills Church Ascension Lutheran Church and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Pima Council on Aging Catalina United Methodist Church School Church Pima Health System Chapel at the Country Club of Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church Presbytery de Cristo La Cholla Bess Spiva Timmons Foundation Valley National Bank Reunion Fund Pusch Ridge Christian Church Congregation M’kor Hayim Best Buy - Oro Valley Sierra Pacific Airlines El Conquistador Women’s Golf Canyon Community Bank Up to $99 St. Francis in the Foothills Methodist Association Capilla del Sol Christian Church Aetna Foundation Inc Church Forest City Southwest Casas Adobes Congregational Arizona Combined United Way St. Michael and All Angels Ladies Night Out CBIZ Campaign Episcopal Church Lord of Grace Lutheran Church Christ Presbyterian Church Arizona Symphony Orchestra St. Philip’s in the Hills Episcopal Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. Church of the Painted Hills Baha’is of Oro Valley Church Mountain Shadows Presbyterian Congregation Anshei Israel Bunco Babes The Carl and Mabel Shurtz Church Congregation Or Chadash Cactus Cablers Foundation Mountain View Baptist Church Cortaro Vista Community Church Church of Religious Science The Edward D. Jones & Co. Northern Trust Bank Desert Skies United Methodist Church Crooked Tree Women’s Golf Assoc. Foundation Northwest Baptist Church Dove of Peace Lutheran Church First Congregational UCC The Sundt Foundation Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church PAGE 8 ICS ANNUAL REPORT 2010

G & L Welcome Home Residential Steve and Cheryl Schmitt Gretchen Gentry* Albert and Doris Seames Svc William and Karen Schumacher Eugene and Sandra Gerner Lex and Carol Sears Grandma Koyote’s Food Products LLC Nancy Schwarzwalder Louis Giovannini Henry and Kay Sheetz H.O.S. Team Lee and Faye Shevel Janet Grace Don and Norlaine Sproul National Association of Watch and Maude Shingler Jerry and Valetta Griffin Howard and Marilyn Steele Clock Collectors John and Geri Smith Thomas and Mary Ann Hackett Rich and Niki Stern Omni Tucson National Women’s Wayne and Gaye Sundberg Teresa Hadly Scott and Connie Swope Golf Assoc. Keith and Martha Thorson Joan Hall Toby Tobin Our Mother of Sorrows Catholic William and Marcene Thousand Michael Hammond David and Ellen Vellenga Church Robert and Barbara Tomlin Jeffrey Hamstra Thomas and Linda Walker Quail Canyon Golf Group Frank and Linda Williams Dale Haralson Corky Wardle Tortoise & the Hair Inc. James and Dorothy Williams Stephen and Judy Herzog Natalie and Barry Weissenborn Welcome Club NW of Tucson AZ Rich Howell Neil and Carol West Widows of St. Andrew’s $500 - $999 William and Connie Jahnke James and Nicole Whitenight Anonymous Donors Charles and Virginia Johnson Rich and Sarah Wille George and Mignon Applegate John and Terry Lacy Frank and Carla Williams INDIVIDUALS Clark and Ardith Arnold Bob and Donna Langwig Ben Williams Jr. Gregory and Lotti Wyes $10,000 and more Anonymous Donors A step toward self-sufficiency $250 - $499 Bruce and Karen Hamar Bittmann Anonymous Donors Francis and Barbara Boyle Jerry and Rebecca Ahmann Edmund and Kathleen Jenkins Art and Basia Aldag Steve and Ruth Pollyea John Almond Allen Stults Bill and Joan Ames Wendell and Rose Tyson John and Barbara Anderson Rod and Suzanne Anderson $5,000 - $9,999 Cliff and Phala Andressen George and Toni Chardukian Gary and Jeanne Baluta Walter and Pam Henderson Franklin and Lynn Barcklow Mike and Gwen Parr Judy and Don Barnett John and Margaret Schmidt Jim and Kathie Barrett Dorothy Vanek William and Olive Barry Thomas and Elizabeth Bart $1,000 - $4,999 Theodore and Louise Bayer Anonymous Donors Michael and Mary Ann Beals Robert and Helen Acker Trevor and Maxine Beecham John and Diane Alford June Behan Joel and Lidia Allen Leighton and Judith Bennett Nancy Atherton Michael and Diane Berger Richard and Carol Backus Michael and Lori Block Ralph and Marilyn Boeker Mary Brandt Karen and Ted Borek ICS provided case manage- Ed and Lois Britton Tom and Nancy Brock Mary Ann Brody-Heyl Frank and Sue Cannon ment and $624,725 in financial Gregory and Susan Burbach Barbara Chadwick assistance last fiscal year to David and Shirley Camp Maria Conda households needing help with Esther Capin Charles and Nancy Converse Thomas and Eleanor Carlson Shirley Dailey rents, utility bills, prescription Jeanne Carteaux Richard and Violet Davis costs, work-related expenses Phil Cashman Will and Linda De Boer Ronald and Donna Cate Andrew and Carol Fiore and other necessities at its Ina Patrick and Sharlene Caulley Mac and Tiena Fiske Road and Old Spanish Trail of- Ron and Cathy Cermak Jerry and Barbara Frislie Skip and Connie Chase Wendell and Pauline Gardner fices. José Rivera, above, is Ron and Belva Cherry Dorothy Graham one of three ICS case manag- John and Kathryn Ciechoski W. Dwaine and Beverley Greer ers. Russell Clanagan Tim and Lisa Haldane Ronnie and June Clark Wally and Ann Hassell Michael and Cinda Conroyd Doug and Kristin Haynes Carol Constan Gary and Martha Henshaw Jeff and Martha Atwater Eileen Leary Kenneth and Connie Cookson Jeff and JoAnne Hites Roy and Mary Lou Barker Arlene Lombard Warren Cottrell and Jane Porter Robert and Betsy Holland Richard and Donna Bauman Lura Lovell Hershel and Elizabeth Craig Alan and Betty Howard Robert and Beverly Bechtel Robert and Joyce Lyons Mary Croft William and Janet Hunter Robert and Pam Becker Arthur and Janice McDonald Daniel and Cathy Cross Mildred Jett Jim and Yonny Beers Stanley and Sally McGreevy- Steve and Katie Dawson Richard and Bonnie Kampa Alice Bostrom Gorman Wayne and Carol Dawson Edward L and Barbara Knight Frank and Debbie Bouchard Wayne Mejeur Marilyn Day Kevin and Beth Koch Michael Bovit* Roberta Miller Joe and Barbara De Arrieta Sherwin and Karen Koopmans David and Suzy Burros Lynn Mooney and Paula Noel Patricia DeFer Jeffrey Kraus and Martha Berg John and Nancy Callicotte Dave and Cindy Morales Lawrence L Desmond Roy and Kathleen Kyle Jack and Peggy Comp Bill Morcom and Vicky Johnson Joe and Arrah Dial Robert LaFramenta Eric and Carol Craine Richard and Audrey Mueller Jim and Marilyn Dickelman Pat Long Thomas and Sharon Crozier Ronald Mumford Kathy Dirkschneider Wallace and Glenda Macafee Janet M. De Keyser Stephen and Jan Olafson Alan Dohner and Virginia Wild- Euclyn Malone Armando Delgado Peter and Gayle Perona Dohner Ken and Margaret McNealy Carol Des Cognets Greg and Lynn Pivirotto Eugene and Vera Dooley William and Carol Mitchell Jerome and Julia Drobinski Jack and Susan Quillen Michael and Linda Duddeck Jeanne Nelson* Barbara Duell Howard and Dorothy Reeve Lawrence Dufour James and Jane Peterson Barb Farr Marsha Regrutto David and Carol Duncan William and Jeanne Porter Melvin and Melissa Franklin Barry and Patti Robinson James and Lynn Dyer Jim and Virginia Roth Theo Fusby Hal and Jane Sager Lelan and Janet Egerton Betsy Sandlin Glenn and Marjorie Garrett Lukas Schneebeli Philip and Bobbi Egner ICS ANNUAL REPORT 2010 PAGE 9

John and Bonnie English Ann-Eve Pedersen Wayne and Pat Viereck Allan Beck Estate of Betty June Simonson Wayne Pierri Chuck and Sara Waldron Gerard Beck Jacob and Megan Etter Lieselotte Praeg Evelyn Warchol Keith and Kristin Behrens Ann Fallon Larry and Pam Raines Mark and Judith Wardle Frank and Pat Bergen Sidney Felker Sandra Rausch Kenneth and Glenna Webster Alberta Bickerdike Michael and Tracy Fleishman Randy and Ginny Richardson Rick and Elisabeth Wheeler Mary Bier John and Theresa Forsythe David and Pat Ridinger Pat and Lorene White Jacob and Kimberly Bingham Bill and Sandra Fout Scott Ringenberg and Carolyn Donald and Lynne Whitesell Daryl and Isobel Birnie Arnold Funckes Masters Wayne and Mae Wiant Jack and Beatrice Boire Donald and Betty Gaffery John and April Ritchie Bill and Judy Wickham Ellen Bowlby David and Deborah Gammie Elmer and Audrey Robison Tom and Mary Wisdom Ken and Jane Brandt William and Kathleen Gardner Richard and Lois Safran Joe and June Young Arthur and Anne Britt Bob and Sylvia Gergen Donald and Nancy Saul Jeannette Brown Sherrie Glover Aubrey and Rosa Scarbrough $100 - $249 Maurice and Wynsome Brown Diane Gnuschke Robert and Jean Scheffel Anonymous Donors Charlotte Browning Philip and Dorothy Goehring James and Juanita Scheib Gary and Marianne Abbott Steve and Judy Browning Richard and Carol Goeman Leonard and Mary Schwartz Sidney and Lucille Albert Robert and Denise Brubaker Joy Golliver Fabricio Serrano James and Nancy Allen Garnet Brush Jill Gomery Cindy Buchler Thomas and Ruth Ann Gribb Gene Buck Kenneth and Ethel Haber Mobile Meals: food and a friendly touch Ward and Muriel Budzien Bob and Marianne Hadden Richard and Lois Burt Herman Haenert Earnest and Linda Butts Jim and Rosemary Haleem Douglas and Judith Caine Jack and Cathy Hareland Nell Carlston Jeff and Anne Harman Helge and Jennifer Carson Richard and Cherry Harper Myra Christenson Jim and Monica Hart Josephine Clayton* Morris and Linda Hicks Frances Cline James and Sarah Hobart Ruth Clough Daniel and Ann Hoffman Brenda Coffman Barbara House Perry Cole Ralph and Sheri Hudson Robert and Ellen Collinge Dianne Huston Ted and Kathryn Conner Douglas and Virginia Jewell Dinshaw and Hutoxy Contractor James Johnson Priscilla Copps Chuck and Joann Jones Bill and Nanette Cosart Larry and Lisa Kaimer Craig and Robin Coulter Ed and Peggy Kilby Dale and Betty Crawford Carl King Michael and Karen Cruce Robert and Patricia Kittrell K. Dawn Custis Richard and Lois Klein Adam and Lisa Dadeppo Carl and Terri Kominsky Dennis and Barbara Davidson Frederick and Frances Krause Bob and Betty Reiff John and Joan Davies William Krauss Charles Davis Margaret Kuhn are two of the dozens William and Carol Dawson Fred and Marie Lane of ICS Mobile Meals Louise De Jose Dennis and Cheryl Larson Terry and Peggy De Wald Donald Lasher and Helen Gallant volunteers who de- Blanche Dezso-Gerard Steve and Joy Lautenschlaeger livered two nutritious Ray and Lisa Dissinger Charles and Laura Lentner Margaret Dixon Wayne and Doris Lequieu meals every weekday Robert and Joan Drake Nelda Lofgreen and made a social con- Debra Drysdale Kurt and Anne Lundblad nection with 176 re- Howard and Lauren Eisenberg Karen MacDonald Spencer and Lee Elliott Thomas and Janice Marshall cipients last fiscal year. Lynette Emory Ken and Sue Martin Mobile Meals volun- Deborah Ensign James and Judy Marvel Arthur and Gay Evans Michael and Cris Mayerle teers drove 99,320 Jack and Sally Evert Don and Kathryn McFarlane miles. Morris and Evelyn Ewing Ross and Shirley McGuire Bryant and Susan Farnsworth David and Stacy McHorney John and Rebecca Fenn John and Kathy McIntyre Katharine Ferguson James and Mary Jo McRae Charles and Dorothy Finders William and Karen Merrill Jim and Sandy Seymour Wally Allen Mark and Cynthia Flannery William and Vivian Meyer Jacqueline Shaffer Irene Allman Tracy and Linda Floyd Joy Miller Robert and Sheri Siesennop Kenneth Almer and Janice Hopke- Mark and Anne Folger William and Deborah Montgomery Hope Sikora Almer Gloria Forte Margaret Moore and Hannah Blue Paul and Margaret Simmons Joe and Luchi Alvarez M Joan Fox Heron Byron and Patricia Snyder Filomena Alviggi Roland and Chris Fox James and Dolly Moran James and Barbara Souter Archie and Janice Anderson Richard and Sondra Franks Jim Mueller Mary Spangler Margaret Anderson Jerry Friedland Walter Muente Sean and Jenene Spencer Sonja Armstrong Alice Gabriel Jack and Helen Munger Deborah Steed Robert Ashbaugh William and Diana Galis Tim Murnane Jay and Winafred Stephens Dale and Sylvia Bader Alfred Garcia, Jr. Justin Nast and Elizabeth Durkin Malcolm Stephens Mary Baenziger Roy and Margaret Gaskin David Ofman Steven and Leanne Steuer Bill and Anne Bailey Patrick and Elsie Genova Steve and Colleen Page Corinne Stinson Lois Baird June Gibble Stephen and Sally Pagnucco Paul and Brigitte Stuetze Robert and Dolores Barskis Laurance and Janet Gill Charlotte Patt Scott and Diana Summerford Jeffrey Barton Gerald and Donna Gillett Terri Patt-Smith Bill and Eddie Swaim Mary Bauer Ramanathan and Mrudulla Duane Patterson James and Linda Tillema Cynthia Bean Gnanadesikan Harry and Eileen Paulus William Updike Harry and Carol Beatty Robert Gorski and Michael Gorski PAGE 10 ICS ANNUAL REPORT 2010

Marilyn Gragg Donald and Helen Siglin Vincente and Jean Granillo, Jr. Connecting volunteers with those in need Dale and Sandi Sikkenga Douglas and Jean Gratzer Sharon Sirbeck Timothy and Denise Graves Robert Skamfer James and Marie Green Kenneth Sliva Hildegarde Greenaway Michael Smith Dorothy Gruver Olivia Smith Eric and Karen Gustafson Steven Smith Heriberto and Ruby Gutierrez Gladys Sorenson Thomas G. Hackett Lyman and Deena Sortland Jane and Bill Hadly Betty Soucek Rob and Beth Hagel Richard and Judy Speers Mark and Mary Hall John and Marguerite Spitler Thomas and Marcia Halligan Dorothy Stabler Karen Halvorson Mina Stafford* Ruth Hamilton Ann Stephens Sevilla Hammond Robert and Jane Sterritt Glenn and Isla Hamstra Marshall and Janet Stewart Jim and Barbara Hansen Ruth Stouffer Bill and Sally Harris Linda Stratton Frank and Sue Hayes Martha Straus June Head Robert and Olga Strauss David and Virginia Heffelfinger Jan Sturges Richard and Sandy Heilman Daniel and Patricia Sturmon J. Elise Hendricks Joseph and Vida Thomas George Herget, Jr. Caregiving Services volunteers Judy Teitler Mark and Catherine Thomas Jim and Dee Hervey and Pam McWilliams are among those who Sunne Thomas Mary Jane Hickey Geoff and Joey Tipping Samuel and Gail Hiller line up volunteers to provide transportation, Craig and Dana Toedtman Jay and Della Hilton shopping assistance, home repairs, help with Gilmore and Blanche Tostengard Katy Holt mail and paperwork, reassurance calls and vis- Roger and Frances Trainor Martin and Linda Horowitz Dennis Trasp Glen and Charlotte Huffman its to elderly and disabled recipients. Richard Troutman David Huisjen Ray Troxell Marilyn Ludwig William and Jan Olsen Jay and Betty Huitsing Karl and Sue Tucker Cordelia Lundquist Marilyn Owen Robert Hunt and Judy Wilhelm Burt and Mary Turner Earl and Lolita Lynch Pat Owens Morgan and Sharon Hunter Stephen and Diane Uhl Bruce and Anastasha Lynn Jeanne Pacheco Corinne Hyatt Jim and Hideko Uomoto Bob and Helen Mack Bernie and Jeanne Padgitt Myra Jacobs Bryon and Valarie Valencia John MacNutt and Thyra Strapac Evelyn Parker Jacqueline Jacobson Adrian and Marie Van Hofwegen Shirley Maddox Hubert Parker and Dora Radin John and Mary Janezic Judith Van Meter Susan Mann Stanley Parkinson Allan and Sally Johnson Marilyn Van Roekel Craig Marken and Wanda Wynne Gil and Kathy Parrish Jackie Johnson Jake Vogler Richard Marsh and Kris Marsh Steve Pastor Richard and Jean Johnston Dorie Voigt Jack and Norma Martin Robert and Janet Paullette Jerry H. and Marianne Jones Mary Vollmer Russell and Ann Martin June Paulsen Lorri Jordan George and Jean Von Stamwitz Steve and Mary Mashek Annegret Perlmutter Perce and Shirley Judd Richard and Madeleine Wachter Judith Max Thomas and Jan Pestal Frank Kalil Richard and Sue Wall Patricia McClure Grace Peterman Roger and Pat Kaltenberger Jack and Katherine Ward Robert McCue and Arla Amara Bill and Judy Peterson Raymond and Sharon Kanalos Jerene Watson John and Janice McDivitt Gene Pickens Anne Marie Karnis Stephen Weber Bruce and Estelle McDoniel Ray and Peggy Plumlee Richard and Joan Kaufmann Ray and Thelma Weigle Michael and Joanne McElheny Dick and Judy Poffenberger Louis and Lynda Keller Dorothy Weslowski Thomas McGuire Clinton and Lisa Ponder-Gilby Frederick and Phyllis Kerr Bruce Whitenight Philip McIntyre and Marilyn Hart Seymour and Marilyn Potler Robert and Jan Kirkpatrick Vernon and Marilu Wieberdink Caryle Mead Jane Prinz John and Carol Knapp Joe and Diane Wilcox Fritz and Annemarie Melde Lola Pyle-Vinzant Lorraine Knight Deon Williams Rich and Liz Melin Mel and Charlotte Queen Christine Kollen Bill and Marlene Wilson William and Sally Melzer Lloyd and Mary Quick Beverly Korte Don and Joyce Wilson Jim and Wilda Metzdorf Mary Rabeau Karen Kovacs Sharon Wimmer Marjorie Miller Rocco and Michelle Racioppo Timothy and Janet Kreski Jill Winter Naomi Miller Thomas and Adele Rebman Al and Ann Kretschmer Evan and Diane Wise Mark and Brooke Miner Jim and Jill Rich William and Bonnie Lafferty Carol Wolfe Patricia Mirabella Michael and Arlene Rieber John and Eileen Lamse Herbert and Beverly Wright Othar Mitchell Raymond and Joyce Rizzo Larry and Susan Lane Dorothea Young Earl and Dorothy Montgomery Laurie Robinson Michael and Lucinda Lange Teresiana Zurita Philip and Patricia Moorhead Bill and Marli Rock Christina Lawver Dennis and Beatrice Morneau Donald and Harriet Rogenes Kathye Lemay Up to $99 Gene and Janie Morrison Jan Rogers Gary and Carolyn Lerch Anonymous Donors Wilhelmina Morrow Flo Rolighed Richard and Mary Lu Leslie Todd and Charlotte Ackerman David and Virginia Morthland Star Romero Joseph and Susan Leta Sally Addison Mary Mullins Michael Rowe Luise Levy Jim and Sheila Ader Michael and Rhonda Mumford Joan Samuelson-Thomas and Dave David and Norma Lewis Margi and Jim Alkire Gilbert and Jill Munoz Thomas David and Margaret Likness Ellen Allaire (deceased) Patricia Murray William and Paula Sands Clara Lind Corbett and Patricia Alley Jim and Nancy Murtagh Rosa Sandwell-Weiss John and Judith Linde Richard and Ruth Alm Eugene and Irene Naegele Marilyn Schneider Alan and Betty Lindgren Roger and Debra Anderson Pauline Nichols Ernest Schwam Leroy and Ann Loder Theresa Anderson Raymond and Maureen Noeth Martha Seger Norma Loe Peg Arnold Delores Norton Mary Shanks Anita Lohr Barby Ashian Susan Nuhn Fred and Sue Shefte Gordon and Sandra Long Jan Atwood Steven O’Brien Benjamin and Paula Sherick Richard and Carol Longenbaugh Chuck Aurand James and Joyce O’Connor Jimenez Diane Luber Dorothy Austin Robert O’Neil Lance and Carleen Shoudt ICS ANNUAL REPORT 2010 PAGE 11

Joanne Avenson Robert E. and Barbara Garrity Stan and Lucia Baehman Bringing faith and health together Anthony and Kathleen Gatto Alycia Baehr Ronald and Shirley Gay Mary Baker Dorothy Gaynor Maria Balderas Ronald and Marcia Ann Gedman David Ball Roberta Geier David Barnes Kevin and Mary George Cynthia Barowsky Virgil and Muriel Gerdes Donald and Wannette Barron Fran Gigstad Wayne Barry Alan and Barbara Gilbert Carol Barzeele Marshall and Ethel Gillcoatt Hazel Battiste Lynn Gilley Evelyn Bean Darrell and Jimmie Gilman Ted and Jennifer Bednorz Richard and Wendy Gilman Barbara Behrens Ruth Gitzendanner Clara Bell Dorothy Givens Donna Belshaw George and Peggy Gluski Tom Berresford Roberto and Barbara Godinez Jack and Joan Berryman Adam Goldstein Jerry and Shirley Berweger Gloria Goldstein Norman and Donna Bickhaus Nicki Goodman Morella Bierwag Michael and Kim Gordon Garrett and Bonnie Blackwell Judy Gould Ned and Liz Boardman Floy Grabner Carol Bogg ICS Health Advocacy staff and volunteers assess Mark and Patricia Grady Marlin Borchers elderly and disabled recipients’ health and safety Peter and Inger Graf Don and Barbara Borenstein Vonda Grant Scott and Jennifer Bossen needs, refer them to community resources and Ray and Kathleen Green Joe Botsko help them navigate the health system. They also Theodore and Beverly Greenburg Jack and Janice Bowie David Greene Greg and Jodie Bowyer help congregations build health programs in the Elizabeth Gricus Dorothy Boyes context of their faith and conduct workshops like John and Doris Griffin Gloria Bradford the one above at Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Wayne and Linda Griffith Ann Branham Rupert and Evelyn Groh Dorothy Bray Church on caring for those with Alzheimer’s. Bill and Barbara Gross Christian and Mary Brent Charles Grover Amanda Brick Ed Guilford and Julith Toone Charles and Sandra Brickley Avadele Cooper Gregory and Valerie Duncan Dallas and Carol Gulley Larry and Christine Briggs Doug and Christina Cooper Ed and Michelle Dunlap Gary and Barbara Guthrie Barbara Brokaw John and Renee Cooper Mary Dunn Leopold and Geraldine Gutierrez Dalice Bromfeld Josephine Cordasco Henry and Jeanetta Dupas Helene Haehl John and Sherri Broughton Patricia Courtier Effie Duplanty Melissa Hala’Ufia Joanne Broussard Carol Cowan Thaddeus and Barbara Earl Lou and Bonita Hall Ann Brown Gordon Cox Budd and Barbara Earling Jr. Philip and Martha Hall Sandra Brown Michael and Christine Crabb Michael and Diane Edwards W. Neil and Jane Hall Tim and Doris Brown Donald and Helen Crandall Pete and Kathy Edwards Randall and Lee Ann Hamilton John and Ruth Brugman Roy and Kathleen Crawford Sharon Edwards Alice Hansen Doris Brummit Jan Crebbs Joyce Eggericks Matt and Kathleen Hansen Larry and Karen Brungardt Peg Crotinger Peter Eisner and Barbara Atwood Denny and Glenann Hanson Sharley Bryce Mike and Anne Crowley Wally and Jan Ell Victor Hanson Al and Jan Bulris Josie and Michael Cuestas Catherine Ellinwood Fred and Moyne Harcleroad Ralphetta and Michael Bunch Hong Cui Jean Emrick Marilyn Harris Carol Burgess Dennis Cummings Mark and Christine Erickson Joe and Dorothy Harrison Bob and Ruth Burke David and Nancy Cunningham Jane Erikson Web and Ethel Hart Liz Burke Rob and Michelle Curcio William and Madge Evans George Hartung Judith Burrows Rosie D’Anna Miriam Faber Cherine Hathaway Jim Byers Lynn D’Antonio Stacy Farmer Fred and Carol Hawk Jerry and Claire Byle Julie Dagnillo Juliana Favela Jane Hayes Patricia Calvillo Donald and Barbara Daily Carol Fecher Jeffrey and Jane Hayes Richard and Phyllis Cameron Willis Damschroder Herb and Carol Feifer Terry Haymore Marion Cammiso Thomas and Veronika Danielson Mary Jo Fenton Lester and Suzanne Hayt Clara Campbell Marby Davis Larry and Janis Festian Geraldine Healey Betty Carroll Denise Day Gerald and Karen Finnegan Carolyn Heilman Ralph and Mary Carter Harvey Deardorff Calvin and Judith Fischer Cynthia Henry Reinald and Maribelle Carter William and Patricia Deely Edward and Benita Fisher Jan Henry Richard and Dee Carter David Deibel Lequia Fisher Eunice Hensley Mark and Mary Casey Mary DeLuca Betty Flax Thelma Herbert Geneva Cassel Lawrence and Florence DeLucia Betty Fogarty Mildred Hermetet Daniel Casto Stephanie Deluse Charles and Ann Folkins Linda Hernandez Christopher and Barbara Cawein Paul and Marlene Den Herder Hazel Forbus Charles and Dorothy Hess Duane and Barbara Champion Douglas and Sheree Dennee Thomas and Jacquelyn Ford Joel Hessel Richard and Vickie Channell Michael and Darlene Depietro Carol Forster James and Deborah Hilbert Patricia Charland John and Elizabeth Detloff David and Susan Foster Cheryl Hiller Martin and Laurie Charlton Keith and Sandra Dickmann Mertice Foti Kenneth and Estella Hinkle Robert and Patricia Chester Sue Dinenno Raymond and Betsy Franchina Roger and Karen Hobbie Nick and Jan Christensen Robert and Alissa Dionne Keith and Dianne Franklin Mary Hockings Inez Christenson John and Trylla Dole Marlyne Freedman Ronald Holle Elizabeth Coe John and Connie Donovan Ken and Ann Freeman Mary Holloway Roberta Cole Bryan and Lorraine Doris Barbara Friedman Judith Holt Sue Coltrin Steven and Donna Douglas Arthur Gage* Cameron Hornsby Gay Conklin Michael and Janice Dowling Robert Gantz Delia Horvath Judy Cook Tanya Drexler Pete and Kathleen Garcia Ray and Lois Houck Derek and Laura Cooke Walter Drobot Sally Garnaat Cheryl House PAGE 12 ICS ANNUAL REPORT 2010

Richard and Vicki Hout Jay and Ester Leutenberg Henry Martinez Earl and Barbara Mort Ed and Carol Hovasse Ira and Margo Levine Mercedes Martinez Ray and Amy Mosely Amber Howell Robert and Tammy Lewis Jace and Lois Masters Mary Mucciolo Cheryl Howell Dian Li and Martha Lee Ruth Matthews Gary and Lois Muehlstedt David and Mary Hriczak Betty Liberty Nora May Patrick Mulligan Brian and Linda Hudgel James and Margaret Liebig Colin and Jamie McAlister Pat and Jane Murphy Patricia Huesman Robert and Delores Lind Carol McBride Bruce and Rene Myers William and Sarah Hufford Elisabeth Lindemuth Myrna McCutchen Rosine Nagle Phil and Helen Hull Geraldine Ling Harry and Joanne McCutcheon Tibor and Denise Nagy John and Judith Humitz Douglas and Patricia Link Dorothy McFall Andrew and Barbara Nathan Michael and Suzanne Hunter Kathryn Lipe Tony and Judy McFarland Alice Nealon Jerry and Carol Hutchinson Pete and Sheila Lipera Denis and Barbara McGeough Joe Nehls Mary Ingersoll Edward Lipton Douglas and Anne McGregor Brandon and Caroline Nelson Judith Ippolito Jim and Rose Lobsinger Richard and Susan McGriff John and Betty Nelson Naomi Islin Richard and Hildred Lockaby Ashleigh McIntosh and Lisette Peter and Shirley Nelson Evelyn Jacobs Jim and Ana Lockhart McIntosh Stanley Nelson Geta Jacobs James and Lois Lodman Jim and Nan McKay Donald Nevins Arthur Jacobsen Edith Loesche Camille McKeever Bette Newton (deceased) Annabell Janssen Jerome and Ida Niwinski David and Janet Jeffries Lawrence and Elaine Norrid Don and Sharon Jensen Volunteers: the heart of ICS Mary Nunn Floyd Job Pamela O’Shea Barbara Johnson James and Linda Obenauf Ruth Johnson Jeffrey Oldakowski Patricia Johnston Terry Pabst William and Sandra Johnston Mark and Nicole Pargas Matie Jorgensen Larry E. and Carlene Parker Michael and Amy Joyce Nathan and Kenda Jo Parkey Renatta Kaiser Doreen Parks Barry Kalpin and Diane Bart David and Elizabeth Parmenter Ida Weber Kampa Marianne Parmenter Gloria Kane Pamela Parry Fazle Karim James and Barbara Patrick Karter and Patricia Kay Cathy Pauley Martin and Alice Kelber Dianne Paulin John Keller John and Jean Payne Ed and Alice Kendrick Jackie Pedersen Jane Kentner ICS volunteers with the Michael and Sally Penner Berton Kernahan Jorge Perez Ponce and Alma Perez Jo Kervick Volunteer Income Tax Jessie Pergrin Bonnie Kesler Assistance (VITA) pro- Lois Perkins Jack and Beverly Kibler Phyllis Peterson Margaret Kidwell gram, above, helped fami- James Phillips Charles Kieffer lies get $278,117 in fed- Sandra Phillips Cheryl Kilgore eral income tax refunds Scott and Nicole Pickett Daniel Kimmitt Robert Pierse Patricia Kinsman last fiscal year. Longtime Tom and Ardis Pitello John and Fujiko Kitagawa ICS volunteer Jessie Ingeborg Poglayen Christine Klauschke Dwight Pokorny and Valerie Smith Dorothy Klepper Deyoe, right, received a Elizabeth Polcar Charles and Marjorie Kline “Ben’s Bell” in recogni- Lonnie Pomeroy Ruth Klinner Maureen Pond George Knecht and Maria Ortiz tion of her service to the Jack and Ella Poore Helen Knoche Tucson community. Ken and Debra Popelas Carol Knowles Walter and Janie Porter Sherri Knowles Joyce Poulsen Dennis Koch Ronald Lohrman and Theo Lohrman James and Jean McKenzie Michael and Maridale Powell Kathryn Koons Gary Lokkesmoe and Mimi Hutton Benoni McKnight Cheri Preston John and Charlotte Kopydlowski Jerry and Arlene Loomis Mary Louise McPherson Don and Bobbie Prochazka Dianna Krumwiede Paul Loomis Alice Means Ruth Protas Luella Krutka Frances Lopez Frances Meek Dennis and Vivian Purcell Barbara Kuelbs Jeannie Lovstrom Bob and Joyce Meisenheimer Steven Quick and Mary Good Rodney and Colleen Kulpa Bernard and Joan Lucas Rose Mendoza Elaine Quiroz Allen Kulwin Carolina and Luis Ludena Robert and Sherida Meneely Leslie Racey Robert and Joyce Kuneth LaVergne Luedke Bernice Menkin Dan and Ala Mae Ramey Kerry Kwast Thomas and Ileana Lynch Dena and Stanley Merr Jonathan Ramsey Diane Lafayette Jeffrey and Lynn Macbeth David and Ina Merson Maria Rascon Blanche Lamb Charlotte MacGregor Geoffrey and Meghan Miller Howard and Janel Rasmussen Mark and Carol Lammers Mark MacKinney Art and Millie Miller Vivian Rayford Scott and Susan Lardner Gloria Maiorano Margaret Miller John and Laura Reese Leland and Carol Larson Susan Maki Sandra Miller Martha Regan Marcia Larson Richard and Barbara Malecki Don and Louise Milligan Judith Reger Melanie Larson and Terry Brashear Anne Maley-Schaffner Lee Milligan and Teresa Hager Helen Reidy Norma Larson Betty Maluf-Tver Bette Mingus Calvin and Carolyn Rensch Robert Larson Lesley Mansur Terry and Joyce Minks Al and Sharon Rex Doris Latham Sandra Marchese William and Barbara Moeller Stephen and Gale Richards Sylvia Lawrence Deborah Margolis Edward and Shari Montgomery Patricia Richardson Cheryl Leader Joann Marik and Wendy Vrooman Connie Moore Kay Richter Arlene Leaf Carolyn Markle Edith Moore Gary Rieman Youk and Jung Lee Katherine Markoulis Gaynelle Moore Delmar Rieschick* Mark and Jennifer Leinhos Elaine Marros Jim and Marlene Moore Linda Roberts Danny and Yolanda Lemon James and Jessie Martin Kay Morgan Harry and Joan Robertshaw David Lenox Robert and Amy Martin Robert and Nancy Morrow Ruth Robertson ICS ANNUAL REPORT 2010 PAGE 13

Gloria Robinson Roya Taheri John and Jane Wall Byron and Linda Roby Melissa Talley Leonard and Patricia Walls Harold and Thorie Rode Lei Tang and Pod Zeyu Jiang Richard and Carole Walter PLANNED GIVING Angel and Ida Rodriguez Margaret Tanzer Paul and Edna Walton Manuel and Amy Rojo Patricia Tapke Thomas and Renee Ward ADVISORY COUNCIL Kent Rollins Alisha Taylor Mary Ware Fay Roos Lula Taylor Dan and Caroline Warren George Chardukian, Financial Jonathon Rothschild Ron and Beverly Taylor John and Brigid Waszczak Advisor - RBC Wealth Management Norma Roudebush Timothy and Ginniene Taylor Angelina Wehrkamp Dorothea Roundy Wayne and Tamara Terpstra Jeanne Weight Doug Haynes, Financial Advisor - Rex and Bonnie Ruddick Jarrod Thayer Arthur and Madelyn Weingarden Merrill Lynch Karen Ruhland Kathleen Thomas Neil and Carol Weinstein Eileen Lamse, CPA - Hammel, Beal John and Sara Rumbaugh Patrick and Deborah Thomas Judith Weiser & Lauer, PC Jo Ann Runyan Vivian Thomas Mollie Weitzner Jim Marvel - Attorney at Law Ann Sachs Douglas and Laura Thompson Walter G. Wentzel Helen Salazar Garrett Thompson Helen White Larry Schloss - CLU, Insurance and Esther Sanchez Gary and Luanne Thomson Nancy White Investments Charlotte Sandoval Eva Thornburn John and Sylvia Wiedenbauer Linda Stratton - Stratton Advisors Shirley Sandrik Jane Nugent - VP Senior Personal George and Carrie Santiago Banker, Northern Trust George and Inez Savage Events celebrate and support ICS Robert and Norine Schenfeld Scott Summerford - Senior Invest- Gordon and Dorinne Schiffman ment Manager, Wells Fargo Thomas and Karen Schnee Esther Schott James and Mary Schwebel Jacques and Renee Sebag Phillip and Linda Sebastian William and Betty Sebert Robert and Laura Seel INTERFAITH Judith Sellers LEGACY SOCIETY Irma Sensenbach Annmarie Shaw Emma Shea he Interfaith Legacy Society Mary Shields Trecognizes supporters who Gordon and Wyona Shipp have made a planned gift of Helen Sholes any amount, or a current gift Frank and Kathryn Shore of $10,000 or more to the Ronnie and Kathie Shotts Ginny Shouse endowment. If you have made Gail and Jean Shultz such a provision, or expect to Raymond and Daniella Simms ICS recipi- in the near future, thank you Gary and Diane Simons so very much. We would like Melinda Sims ents visit with to recognize those who have Daniel and Patricia Singer KOLD’s Dan Domingo and Kathy Sison already become members of the Sharon Skaggs Marries during Interfaith Legacy Society. Arlin and Cecelia Smith the 2009 ICS Bruce and Diane Smith Holiday Open Anonymous (2) Claud Smith Bruce Bittmann David and Linda Smith House, above. Karen Hamar Bittmann Edna Smith ICS volunteers Harvey and Nan Smith Francis and Barbara Boyle Diane Sneeden Lee and Faye George and Toni Chardukian Sherry Sobel Shevel head to Wayne and Carol Dawson Richard Soper In Honor and Memory of J.C. and Theresa Spencer the tees at the Lenore Seymour Fiske Norman Spindler 2009 “We Care” Thomas and Brigitte Spuhler Jay and Betty Huitsing Fran Stach Golf Classic. Ed and Kay Jenkins George and Claire Stahler Richard and Bonnie Kampa Constance Stapleton Lora Toedter David and Kathryn Wilkinson Lura Lovell Lyle Steeber Donald and Janet Tomlinson Caryl Willand Bette Newton Lee Steffeck and Cindy Buchler Beatrice Toth Nedra Williams Anthony and Ruth Stellato Paula Trahan Paul and Marcella Williamson Estate of April Peck R Stephens James and Alclare Trapp Charles and Laura Winkler Steve and Ruth Pollyea Ed and Ellen Stephenson Marion Triem Albert and Harriet Winn Maude Shingler Elaine Sternberg Vincent and Joanne Trinidad Geraldine Winters The Diamond Foundation Jane Steuart Calvin and Maddie Tsurusaki Charles and Marjorie Wippermann Allen Stults Eileen Stevens Virginia Jean Turner Michael and Eileen Wishnies John and Kay Stevens Naarah Turpen Patti Wood Estate of Gertrude Schwab Mary Stewart Donald and Anna Tyler Don and Grace Woodard Bob and Sheri Siesennop Kenneth and Nancy Stickel William and Carol Ulrich Kenneth and Sandra Wortzel Estate of Betty June Allan and Deedee Stockman Clara Uphus Daniel and Ember Wright Simonson Carlton and Patricia Stoddard Jeffery and Ellen Van De Vanter Robert and Dolores Wright Myrtle Thorne Marguarite Strong Elvira Vega W. Allen and Nancy Wright Raymond and Lois Strong Laszlo Vega Joseph Wydra Wendell and Rose Tyson David and Hortensia Studer Armando and Jan Venegas Patricia Zeigler Mrs. Dorothy Dyer Vanek Theora Supina Charlotte Violet Alice Zepeda David and Ellen Vellenga Earl and Emily Surwit Marianne Vivirito and Ross Iwamoto Frank Zimmer Estate of Loraine Weldon Tom and Joan Swanson Craig and Barbara Vulkoff Marie Zimmerman Estate of John Wickland Jane Swicegood Lance and Mary Wald Anthony and Gayle Zizzo William A. Wilson Fred and Jean Ann Swinson John Wall *indicates auto donation PAGE 14 ICS ANNUAL REPORT 2010

GAP Ministries Sheila and Pete LiPera Northwest Medical Center In-Kind Donations Wendell and Pauline Gardner Lord of Grace Lutheran Church Oro Valley Church of the Nazarene Thank you to the following Denise Gelines Anastasha and Bruce Lynn Oro Valley United Church of Christ organizations and individu- Tom and Mary Ann Hackett M & I Bank Astrich Pabst als and many more who Beth Hagel Ilse MacKenzie Pam Raines Bunko Group Hair & Skin Studio Maureen Madden Paragon Space Development provided in-kind support Jim and Rosemary Haleem Barbara Martucci Corporation through food donations, Hamstra Heating & Cooling Ruth Mayer Duane Patterson gifts of love, school supplies Pam Harlow Amara McCue Dick Pearson and other services. Matthew Harrison Deborah McGeary Pima Council on Aging Martha Henshaw Gene McHale Richard Pivonka Rose Hinsdale John and Kathy McIntyre Prime Pest Control Jim and Sheila Ader Horne LLP Mesa Verde Elementary School Pusch Ridge Christian Church Bob Adriana John Hroby Karen Mitchell Lola Pyle-Vinzant AFNI Larry Hubka Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Quail Creek Golf Course Cheryl Albrecht C.J. Huffman Mountain Shadows Presbyterian Cliff Reagan Aldea Spiritual Community Hughes Federal Credit Union Church Resurrection Lutheran Church Joel and Lidia Allen Richard Hughes Mountain View Baptist Church Rillito Village Apartments American Home Mortgage Rincon Congregational Church Arizona Symphony Orchestra Ronald McDonald House Ascension Lutheran Church 25th Anniversary Concert on 10-10-10 Jim and Virginia Roth Nancy Atherton Sabino High School National Honor Dick and Carol Backus Society Mary Baenziger Betsy Sandlin Bagshaw Family Rosa Scarbrough Jean Barnitz Cheryl Schmitt Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church Rachel Schmitt Marilyn Browning Maude Shingler Bunko Group Bill Simpson Katie Butler Nova Sipe Pat Calvillo Alex and Chris Smith Capilla del Sol Christian Church Toby Smith Casa de la Luz Sig Smitt Casas Adobes Congregational Jim and Barbara Souter Church Southern Arizona Celiac Support Casas Adobes Salon & Spa Group CDO Awana Jerry Spier Laurie Charlton Splendido at Rancho Vistoso Christ the King Episcopal Church St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church Church of the Apostles St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Fifty Plus Church of the Painted Hills Club Community Church of Christ St. Mark Catholic Church Casey Compernolle St. Mark’s United Methodist Church Congregation M’kor Hayim St. Odilia Catholic Church Congregation Or Chadash Former ICS volunteer and recipient Ruth Protas, St. Philip’s In The Hills Episcopal Cortaro Vista Community Church Church Pat Cox left, tells Development Manager Diane Luber how John Stockman Cross Middle School much she enjoyed listening to Gabriel Ayala and Stone Canyon Country Club Cub Scout Pack 286 Sun City Vistoso Democrats Larry and Sue Davis R. Carlos Nakai, right, perform together for the Gaye and Wayne Sundberg Nancy Dermitzel first time at ICS’s 25th Anniversary Concert at St. Third Church of Christ, Scientist Desert Foothills Baptist Church Tohono Chul Park Desert Skies United Methodist Andrew’s Presbyterian Church. About 900 people Tortolita Presbyterian Church Church attended the sold-out concert. Carolyn Toth Dove of Peace Lutheran Church Tucson Community Church of Christ Charles Drummond C. Imler Rosemary Nabozny Tucson Symphony Orchestra Carol Duncan Ironwood Ridge High School Jane Nakazato Twin Peaks Leap Ede and Dee Durst Ed and Kay Jenkins Nerters Inc. UCC of Northwest Tucson Edward Jones Lorri Jordan and Sandy Rausch New Day Believers Church Vistoso Village El Conquistador Golf Course Keller-William Realty Newcomer Ladies Bridge Group Chuck Waldron Nan Farquhar Barbara Knight Melanie Nezelek Joan Watkins Andy and Carol Fiore Helen Koehler Northern Pima County Chamber of Hilary Wells Mark Folger Ladies Bridge Group Commerce Andrea Witte Jerry and Barbara Frislie Ladies Night Out Northern Trust Bank Diane Woodrow Bette Frost Roger Lee Northwest Baptist Church Adrianna Zinn ICS Community Advisory Board Kristin Almquist, marketing consultant Bill Holmes, vice president/community relations manager, Rev. Barbara Anderson, ICS founder Wells Fargo Betsy Bolding, director of consumer affairs, corporate relations Tom Hunt, vice president and wealth strategist, Northern Trust and communications, Tucson Electric Power Mike Jameson, CEO, Tucson Newspapers Jerry Bustamante, business development officer, Canyon Paul Kappelman, CEO, Northwest Medical Center Community Bank Ann Lovell, executive director, The David and Lura Lovell Jannie Cox, former CEO, Carondelet Foundation Foundation Lori Carroll, interior designer Lea Marquez Peterson, executive director, Tucson Hispanic Robert J. Edison, executive philanthropy director, Arizona Chamber of Commerce Sonora Desert Museum Frank Williams, director of social services, Casa de la Luz Diane Frisch, president, Frisch and Associates Steve Rosenberg, publisher, BizTucson Greg Gadarian, estate planning attorney ICS ANNUAL REPORT 2010 PAGE 15 OUR MEMBER FAITH COMMUNITIES Our Corporate 56 Strong & Growing! Partners Date indicates year of membership

PLATINUM LEVEL 1985 Capilla del Sol Christian Casas Adobes Congregational UCC Cortaro Vista Community St. Andrew’s Presbyterian St. Mark’s United Methodist Third Church of Christ, Scientist

1987 Christ the King Episcopal Dove of Peace Lutheran

1991 Tortolita Presbyterian ICS Council meeting at 1992 Casas Adobes Congregational UCC U.U. Congregation of NW Tucson Church of the Painted Hills UCC 1993 Grace St. Paul’s Episcopal St. Odilia Catholic Mountain Shadows Presbyterian New Spirit Lutheran GOLD LEVEL 1994 Our Saviour’s Lutheran Beautiful Savior Lutheran Temple Emanu-El Church of the Apostles Tucson Young Nak Resurrection Lutheran 2006 1997 Northminster Presbyterian Oro Valley United Church of Christ Rincon Congregational UCC

1999 2007 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Congregation Chaverim Oro Valley Church of the Nazarene 2000 St. Francis in The Foothills Methodist Northwest Baptist St. John on the Desert Presbyterian St. Mark’s Presbyterian 2001 St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Congregation Or Chadash 2008 2002 Christ Presbyterian COPPER LEVEL Canyon del Oro Baptist Sanctuary United Methodist St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic 2009 2003 Congregation Anshei Israel Ascension Lutheran Congregation M’kor Hayim Mountain View Baptist Fountain of Life Lutheran Tucson and Green Valley Team Tucson Community of Christ Pusch Ridge Christian Church Unitarian Universalist Church of Tucson 2004 Aldea Spiritual Community 2010 MacCourt Fund Avra Valley Community Baha’is of Oro Valley Immanuel Presbyterian Desert Skies United Methodist St. Philip’s in the Hills Episcopal Faith Christian Fellowship of Tucson Northwest Heights Adventist 2005 St. Matthew’s Episcopal Catalina United Methodist Streams in the Desert Lutheran

Thanks To Our Many Community Partners Partnerships and collaborations are vital to ICS’s ability to bring important services to our recipients. A few of these groups are listed below.

Major Community Partners: ICS Mobile Meals Partners: Association, Catalina In-Home Services, Pima County Community Action Agency, Amber Lights, Atria Campana Del Rio, Inc., Caregiver Consortium, Carondelet Pima County Community Development Health South Rehabilitation Hospital, Health Network, Community Foundation and Neighborhood Conservation Mountain View Care Center, Northwest for Southern Arizona, Emergency Department, City of Tucson Human Medical Center, and Oro Valley Hospital Services Network agencies, Faith Services Department, Community Community Nurse Network, Jewish Food Bank, United Way of Tucson and Other Partners: Family and Children’s Services, Lutheran Southern Arizona, Pima Council on Aging, Arizona Center on Aging, Arizona Social Services, Mobile Meals of Tucson, and Regional Transportation Authority Community Action Agency, Alzheimer’s Tucson Interfaith HIV/AIDS Network, and (RTA) many more Coming next... ICS Launches Drive To Expand Its Food Bank

Hunger in Tucson. You don’t need to be an economist to know that these are hard times for a lot of families in our community. All you need to do is visit the ICS Food Bank. A few years ago, we were providing food boxes to a couple of dozen families a day. But those days are long gone.

Food Bank expansion project. It has become clear that our Food Bank space, with only 400 square feet of indoor space and 200 square feet of outdoor storage shed space, is grossly inadequate for the storage and traffic demands. The ICS leadership has set a goal to build a new space of up to 2,700 square feet next to our current facility on Ina Road. The new space would provide better client services, a greater variety of fresh and frozen food, areas for packing and storage, walk-in refrigeration and freezer space, and space for nutritional and other educational services for the recipients.

Financing the project. The Wolslager Foundation has recently approved a challenge grant of $150,000 towards this project. Our challenge is to raise the rest of the funding - $200,000 – by August 2011! We are already mov- ing forward with the planning and design work, and with our campaign to raise the required funding. Projected completion time is Spring 2012.

For additional information on our progress in this project, and how you can help, please contact the ICS office. Your support will help us serve people with the most basic need – food.

THANK YOU!

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