CHINOOK FUND ANNUAL REPORT July 2017 - June 2018 Chinookfund.Org TABLE of CONTENTS

CHINOOK FUND ANNUAL REPORT July 2017 - June 2018 chinookfund.org TABLE OF CONTENTS

3 ABOUT CHINOOK FUND - MISSION & IMPACT

4 LETTER FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

6 VALUES

7 STAFF, BOARD & VOLUNTEERS

8 GIVING PROJECT

9 GIVING PROJECT COHORTS: FALL 2017 & SPRING 2018

15 SPOTLIGHT ON OUR MULTI-YEAR GRANTEES

18 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

20 SUPPORTERS & SPONSORS ABOUT CHINOOK FUND

MISSION

Chinook Fund supports grassroots organizations working on issues of social and economic justice; by pooling our collective resources, we seed groups making a positive, systemic impact to improve the quality of life for all Coloradans.

31 YEARS OF SOCIAL IMPACT

Chinook Fund has a rich history of organizing and funding social justice work across Colorado. Visit timeline.chinookfund.org to learn more through our interactive timeline.

941 Grants $3.1 Million Given 352 Organizations Funded Since 1987

CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 3 LETTER FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Dear Chinook Fund Community,

It has been a pleasure to be so warmly welcomed as the new Executive Director, joining a dynamic community of social justice leaders. As we move into the next year together, I am ready to dream big as we craft a renewed vision to seed social justice movements in Colorado.

I am inspired and humbled to witness the brave leadership of our grantee communities on the frontlines fighting tirelessly for land rights, affordable housing, community corrections reform, worker rights, health equity for communities of color, and other critical issues. Their actions from the ground up truly embody Chinook Fund’s values of liberation, community, integrity, and leadership. I’m proud that our community shows up for groups like Denver Homeless Out Loud, who exhibit brave leadership in the face of rising inequity:

“We have come to a point in this country where we have to fight at every level just for the right to survive in public space. As the City of Denver raises rent and privatizes public space, those who lose access to housing and find themselves living on the streets are criminalized for just being without a home. We at Denver Homeless Out Loud have said enough is enough, we are taking this to the people! The Denver Right to Survive Initiative will be on the ballot for May 2019 - the first time ever in the nation an initiative to protect the rights of homeless people has been on a ballot. Get ready to VOTE!”

~ Terese Howard, Organizer

The Right to Survive campaign and the teachings of transformative justice leaders, such as Mariame Kaba, remind us that no one is disposable. It is time to commit to individual and collective practices that nurture our relationships and communities so that every one of us feels a sense of belonging. It is in this spirit that Chinook Fund took a leap with the Giving Project model of community grantmaking.

4 CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 By nurturing meaningful relationships across race and class, the Giving Project creates a space to democratize grantmaking while unleashing the power of collective giving and courageous fundraising to resource groups like Denver Homeless Out Loud. adrienne maree brown reminds us that movements must “move at the speed of trust,” as they are only as strong as our individual relationships. We must build relationships rooted in solidarity and reciprocity. We must resist the urge to isolate in the face of hardship, and instead move towards each other, towards deeper connection. The reality is that we are all safer living in interdependence--when everyone is valued, when each of us has enough.

Our courageous grantee communities understand that the real wins come from the hard work of building trusting relationships and cultivating critical connections as they organize block by block. I thank you for being at our side as we invest in grassroots action, community-driven solutions, and justice.

Over the coming years, I look forward to dreaming and building with you to strengthen Chinook Fund’s vision as an anchor of resource mobilization efforts supporting social justice movements across Colorado.

With hope and gratitude,

Crystal Middlestadt Executive Director

CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 5 OUR VALUES

OUR VALUES As we do our work, we are guided by the following values:

LIBERATION In our words and actions, we honor the inherent dignity, strength and wisdom of the individual and the group. We actively challenge practices that demean and isolate people, and cultivate practices that bring people together across our differences to achieve justice and peace.

COMMUNITY We build caring, respectful relationships with one another. Recognizing our interdependence, we are committed to action that serves the common good. We honor our relationship with the natural world, which sustains us all.

INTEGRITY We are inclusive, accessible and transparent in our work, and advocate for the same in other institutions. We understand the power and responsibility that comes with being a steward of financial resources, and are accountable to the community that both supports and relies on us.

LEADERSHIP We encourage learning, experimentation, and innovative thinking, and support the development of emerging leaders. We embrace our own role as leaders in the movement for social justice philanthropy, and are willing to take strategic risks in service of our vision of a just world.

6 CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 STAFF, BOARD & VOLUNTEERS

STAFF

Crystal Middlestadt Sueyeun Juliette Lee Jessica Nelson Chelsea Manley Nora Bashir Executive Director Program Director Operations & Events & Communications Executive Director (April 2018 - Present) Grants Manager Coordinator (Sept. 2013 - Nov. 2017) (Jan. 2017 - July 2018) BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Nancy Hernandez Mac Liman Courtney Banayad Ken Stern Anaya Robinson Board Chair Board Secretary Board Treasurer (Sept. 2016 - Sept. 2018) Sierra Fleenor Brenda Sears (Sept. 2016 - Aug. 2017) (May 2013 - Aug. 2017)

VOLUNTEERS GIVING PROJECT ALUMNI CO-CHAIRS

CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 7 GIVING PROJECT

ABOUT 9 ANALYSIS SESSIONS The Giving Project is an innovative program Build shared analysis of race and class. for leadership development and social justice Build a cross-class, cross-race social 6 philanthropy. Over 6 months, we work closely with justice philanthrophic community. MONTHS a diverse group of 25 people from all income levels who are passionate about social justice and want to strengthen their skills in fundraising, grantmaking, and grassroots organizing. They develop a shared analysis of race, class, and power within society, make a SKILL BUILDING personal donation of an amount that is meaningful to Learn and practice the ideas of grass- them, then collectively raise and grant money to grassroots fundraising. Learn about the roots organizations working for social change Chinook Fund grantmaking process & in Colorado. social justice philanthrophy. WE BUILD MOVEMENTS 25 PEOPLE Since 2016, our Giving Project has ACTION • trained 92 donor organizers Utilize a democratic grantmaking • engaged over 900 new donors and supporters process to review, discuss, and select • funded 46 community-led organizations grantees. Raise funds for the grant pool. Giving Projects have been especially successful at reaching traditionally underrepresented communities, including young people and people of color, in Colorado INTERESTED? and throughout the US. We are proud to collaborate Call or email the Program Director, Juliette Lee, to set up with 5 other community foundations across the coun- an informational meeting: try to develop this innovative model for social justice philanthropy. Learn more at www.givingprojects.org. 303-455-6905 x2 | [email protected]

8 CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 GIVING PROJECT COHORTS

FALL 2017

$60,900 Collectively Distrubted For Grants

VJ Brown Jesus Loayza Diana Pineda Emma Byers Sarah Martin Tina Robbins Alma Diamond Calvin McCoy Sanjay Roberts Emmett Hobley Karina Montero Meghan Sivakoff 18 Hannah Hostak Celeste Ortega Sierra Trujillo Organizations Lina Jasinskaite Kristin Pazulski Raksha Vasudevan Funded Roshini Kumar Raven Perez Emily Weiss

CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 9 SPRING 2018

$56,500 Collectively Distributed For Grants

$ Becky Aamot Bianca Mikahn Lydia Ruter Hanifah Chiku Jay Wilson Marissa Saints Asia Drews Cassandra O’Neill Che Sheehan Amy Duggan Kasandra Ornelas Emily Wheeland 16 Jamil Elfahdi Jennifer QuinnWilliams Organizations Signe Hawley Anna Reusink Funded Shannon Hoffman Laura Rossmassler

10 CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 GRANTEES FALL 2017

MULTI-YEAR

Centro Humanitario Para Los Trabajadores (El Centro) centrohumanitario.org | $7,300 Compañeros Four Corners Immigrant Resource Center companeros.info | $7,300

ESTABLISHED

Land Rights Council Conejos Clean Water landrightscouncil.org | $5,100 cccwater.org | $4,000 Creative Strategies for Change Spirit of the Sun creativestrategiesforchange.com | $5,100 spiritofthesun.org | $2,720 Interfaith Alliance of Colorado Youth Celebrate Diversity interfaithallianceco.org | $4,000 ycdiversity.org | $2,720 Young Aspiring Americans for Social & Political Activism yaaspa.org | $4,000

El Centro AMISTAD elcentroamistad.org | $4,000

CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 11 START-UP FUNDING CRITERIA

Move Mountains Project Constituent-Led movemountainsprojects.org | $2,720 The work is led by the people most impacted by in- justice. Unlike a traditional charity model, we Soul 2 Soul believe that those most affected by the issue have soul2soulsisters.org | $2,720 the vision and solutions for their own liberation – Herbal Gardens Wellness and that the development of their leadership, skills, herbalgardenswellness.org | $2,720 and power should be prioritized.

Denver Arts & Skills Center Community-Wide denverdasc.org | $1,500 The work reflects all members of the constituency, Four Corners Rainbow Youth Center especially those who experience multiple forms of rainbowyouthcenter.org | $1,500 oppression. This ensures that change for the community leaves no one behind, especially for those Transformative Freedom Fund who have less privilege within the community. transformativefreedomfund.org | $1,500 Adolescents Know Your Rights Lasting Effect akyr.org | $1,000 The work makes change not just for one individual today, but for the community as a whole, and for The Reciprocity Collective future generations. Generally this means organizing thereciprocitycollective.org | $1,000 collective action to change systems and institutions.

12 CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 GRANTEES SPRING 2018

MULTI-YEAR

Colorado Jobs with Justice (COJWJ) cojwj.org | $5,500 Hispanic Affairs Project www.hapgj.org | $5,500 Motus Theater motustheater.org | $5,500

ESTABLISHED

Al Frente De Lucha Full Circle Restorative Justice alfrentedelucha.org | $5,000 fullcirclerj.net | $3,500 Project YES Colorado Folk Arts Council empowermentcentereastcounty.org | $5,000 colofolkarts.org | $3,500 Eritrean Cultural and Civic Center www.eccdenver.org | $5,000 Denver Homeless Out Loud www.denverhomelessoutloud.org | $3,500

CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 13 START-UP WE PRIORITIZE COMMUNITY ORGANIZING INSPiRE coloradoinspires.org | $2,400 Chinook Fund defines Community Organizing as Above Waters Project the process of bringing affected people together to abovewatersproject.org | $2,400 use their collective power to win improvements in their community and change the power structure to Auraria Casa Mayan Heritage advance social justice. acmh.cfsites.org | $2,400 Woodbine Education Center woodbinecenter.org | $2,400 Integreat! Neighborhood Navigators eagleyouth.org | $2,400 Youth Seen youthseen.org | $1,500 Palm Wine Collective $1,000

14 CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 SPOTLIGHT ON OUR MULTI-YEAR GRANTEES

Centro Humanitario Para Los Trabajadores (El Centro) Fall 2017 | Worker Rights | centrohumanitario.org

Mission: El Centro’s mission is to promote the rights and well-being of day laborers and domestic workers in Colorado through education, job skills, leadership development, united action, and advocacy.

Compañeros: Four Corners Immigrant Resource Center Fall 2017 | Immigrant Justice | companeros.info

Mission: Compañeros’ mission is to create positive social change by supporting all immigrants and their loved ones through advocacy, education, and integrative programs.

CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 15 Colorado Jobs with Justice (COJWJ) Spring 2018 | WorkerRights | cojwj.org

Mission: COJWJ is a long-term, formal coali- tion of labor, community, faith, and student and youth organizations that come together to advance workers’ rights and social justice through building sustained relationships and taking direct action to create concrete change in the lives of working families. They are one of the oldest of the more than forty local, autonomous chapters of the Jobs with Justice network, which has a twenty-five year history of fighting for working families and their communities. Across the network, COJWJ works on a range of issues from labor law reform to healthcare, from organizing campaigns to immigrant rights. In Colorado, we focus on those places where other social justice issues overlap with economic justice.

16 CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 SPOTLIGHT ON OUR MULTI-YEAR GRANTEES

Hispanic Affairs Project (HAP) Spring 2018 | Immigrant Justice | hapgj.org

Mission: HAP is a grassroots organization working in rural and urban areas in Western Colorado, including Mesa, Delta, Montrose, San Miguel, Ouray and Gunnison Counties. HAP’s mission is to provide leadership development, community organizing, and the provision of key services for immigrant integration.

Motus Theater Spring 2018 | Immigrant Justice & Arts, Culture, & Media | motustheater.org

Mission: The mission of Motus Theater is to create original theater to facilitate dialogue on critical issues of our time. Motus aims to use the power of art to build alliances across diverse segments of our community.

CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 17 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

INCOME

NET INVESTMENT OTHER SUPPORT & REVENUE INCOME CONTRIBUTIONS $301,058 CONTRIBUTIONS SPECIAL EVENT REVENUE FOUNDATION GRANTS $57,500

FEX ENDOWMENT $676,274 FOUNDATION GRANTS SPECIAL EVENT REVENUE $5,367

NET INVESTMENT INCOME $106,412

OTHER $14,012

TOTAL ASSETS $1,160,623 FEX ENDOWMENT

18 CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

EXPENSES

FUNDRAISING PROGRAM SERVICES: SUPPORT FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE $327,587

GENERAL TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES $327,587 ADMINISTRATION

SUPPORTING SERVICES: GENERAL ADMINISTRATION $72,681

FUNDRAISING $44,762

TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES $117,443

TOTAL EXPENSES $445,030 TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES CHANGES IN NET ASSETS $715,593

NET ASSETS: BEGINNING OF YEAR $1,574,770

NET ASSETS: EOY $2,290,363

CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 19 SUPPORTERS & SPONSORS

INNER CIRCLE DONORS SUPPORTERS & SPONSORS

Alessandra Mayer Adrienne Anderson Ariel DeFazio Andrea Guajardo Alejandro Alvarez Arlene Kramer Angela Schreffler Alexander Quinn Ashish Gupta Asialee Drews Alexandra Lynch Ashley Crutchfield Ben Bull Alexandra Soto Ashley Golder Brandi Stanley Alexis Powers Aubrey Hasvold Bruce & Penny Thron-Weber Algimantas Jasinskas Bailey Connor Celeste Espinoza Alison Adsit Bamboo Fund Clarence Mills Alison Kelly Barbara Cohen Cynthia Carlisle Alison Miller Barbara Hofmann Dede dePercin Alissa Glenn Barry Gilbert Diana & Johnny Adams All Souls Church of Boulder Basil Sabbah Diana Aqra Allison Horton Becca & Jeff Levy Emily Wheeland Allison Neswood Becky Aamot Erin Atwell & Amy Drayer Alma Arteaga Ben Criswell Jason Barth Alma Diamond Ben Johnson Jay Wilson Alyssa Parker Benjamin Weeda Justin Garoutte & Ethan Ortega Amanda Chavez Bethany Pray Katie Terrazas Hoover Amanda Riggers Betsy Bengston Kimiko Tanabe Amy Duggan Bev & Jim Deutsch Lynn Mason Amy Hamill Bianca Mikahn Mac Liman Amy Quinn Bobby Jablonski Marissa Saints Amy Reddy Brad & Morgan Moody Meghan Carrier Amy Zhang Brad & Ruth Segal Mirise LuBell Anaya Robinson Brenda & Trey Sears Renise Walker Andrus Family Fund Brian & Jean Burke Sarah Christiansen Angela Cobian Brianne Coleman Scott Levi Ann Afton Bridget Reavy Kaminetsky Shannon Hoffman Ann Lederer Brittney Mullane Sierra Fleenor Anna Reid Bruce & Wendy DeBoskey Tom & Melanie Michaels Anna Reusink Caitlin Matthews Vicki Johnson Anna Schmohe Calvin McCoy Zachary Booz Anne Hayes Cara Cheever Zawdie Ekundayo Anne Reidy Cara Faliano Annie Groves Carina Jaimes Anonymous Carle Zimmerman &Rita Derjue Aparna Harris Carol Friesen & Michael Johnson Arathi Premkumar Carol Maclennan Ariel Carroll Caroline Yates

20 CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 SUPPORTERS & SPONSORS

Carolyn Sutton David Silver & Darlene Lorrain Evan Weissman Jehanne Schweitzer Carrie Simpson David Van Noord Felicity Hannay & James Wood Jen Thul Cassandra Cordova Dawn Craven Felipe Perez Jennifer QuinnWilliams Cassandra O’Neill Debbie Zucker Fran Saints Jennifer Rudkin Catherine Kaiser Deborah & David Ortiz Gail S. Bernstein Jennifer Solms & Cory Seaton Catherine O’Neill Deborah Behnfield Gary & Karen Knipper Jenny Wilson Cecelia Espenoza & Michael Sheehan Deborah Dodds Gianina Horton Jesse Ramirez Che Sheehan Deborah Hoffman Ginny Martinez Jessica Hagan Chelsea Manley Debra Brown Giselle Cummings Jessica Nelson Chris Allan & Alison Picher Decker Swann Gloria Leyba Jessica Valdes Chris Allan & Alison Picher Denver Art Museum Gloria Van Sloun Jessica Zaslaw Chris Rosenau Denver Museum of Nature & Science Grace Glover Jessie Vandenhogen Christa King Di & Johnny Adams Grant Luloff Jesus Loayza Christa Webber Diana Pineda Hall & Evans, LLC Jill Nelson & Tom Bidell Christine Bryant Diane Israel Hamza Syed Jill Stephens Christine Riguzzi Allison Dianna Gillespie Hanifah Chiku Jillene Rich Christopher Newton Donna Mae Spring Hannah Hostak Jim & Laura Hahn Cinda Daggett Donovan Cordova Hayden Dansky Jim Schwartzkopff Cindy Muniz Doris Burd Heather Schreck Jimi Cuddy Clara Cabanis Edwin Hartman Heidi Vielhaber Joan Hay Clare Pramuk Elaine Enarson Helen & Oliver Wolcott Joanna Clement Clarice Stone Elisa Mongeluzzi Holly McKissick Jody Barker Clocktower Cabaret Elizabeth DeRycke Hope Tank Joe Charlebois Colorado Health Foundation Elizabeth Moser Jack Regenbogen Joel Fowlks Comedy Works Elizabeth Sterling Jacqueline Manzo Joel Minor Cook & Peter Rodgers Elizabeth Woodhouse Jade Ortiz & Shen Tat John Kovacs Core Power Yoga Ellen Anderman & James C. Donaldson Jain Family Trust John Wasserman & Esther Starrels Cornerstone Capital Group Elliot Sk James Laurie Jonathan Gelaude Courtney Banayad Eloy Castro Jamil Elfahdi Jonathan Walz Crystal Middlestadt & Rachel Epic Elwood Blues Jan Robbins Jordan Lewis Crystal Mulligan Emanuel & Joanne Salzman Jane & Ed Wasson Joshua Kauer Curious Theatre Company Emily Bustos Janet Meredith Judy Shlay & William Martinez Daisy Saragoussi Emily Engle Bailon Janine Randol Julie McDermott Dan Recht and Elaine Selsberg Emily Fletcher & Paul Fenoglio Jason & Jill Hall Julie Piller Dana Welch Emily Weiss Jason Eddington Juliet Carpenter Daniel & Katie Horney Emma Byers Jason Salzman & Anne Button Juliette Lee Daniel Garza Emma Lischwe Jean Gore Kamala Premkumar Daniel Gonzales Eric Bell Jeannene Bragg Karen Ann Trujillo Danny Martinez Eric Voogt & Alison George Jeannie Whitler Karen Ashmore & Scott Ross David & Joyce Spiegler Erik & Laura Ortiz Jebby & Katy Matthew Karen E. Collier David & Mary Muller Erika Hodge Jeff Ijjas Karen Rossmassler David Atwood Erin Daga Jeff Moser Karina Montero David Diaz Guerrero & Carol Darnell Murphy Eura Chang Jeffrey Craven Karl Dise

CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 21 Kasandra Ornelas Lester & Marianne Woodward Marion & Dustin Batayte Nicole Stanek Katarina O’Brien Lina Jasinskaite Marla J. Williams Nicole Sumner Kate Berg Linda Campbell, Campbell Foundation Fund Mary K. Burns Nijole Jasinskiene Kath & Jo-Ann Robinson Linda Gore Mary Miller Nikki Marisa Sonfield Katherine Bonomo Linda Meric Mary Pierce Nite Ize Katherine Coffee Linda Robbins Mary Warren Pamela Prag Katherine Martinez Linda Shoemaker Mason M. Frazier Pat Hewett Katherine Smith Linda Watt Matt Rundle Patricia Weber Kathleen Downing Lindsay Fallon Matthew Keeney Patrick & Jan Rutty Kathy DeWald Lindsey Hall Matthew Skidmore Patrick Quinn Kathy Powell Lindsey Holmes Meagan O’Connell Paul Collier Katie Clayman Linette Hidalgo MediaMath Peace of Mind Massage Katrina Hoeglund Lisa Sevier Meera Kumar Peggy Coleman & Doug Marion Kaycee Heid Lise Anthonissen Megan Garn Phil Kirshman Kelly Perez & Matt Jaffee Lise-Anne McLaughlin Meghan Sivakoff Phillip Daughton Ken & Karen Gerdes Little Man Ice Cream Mekayla Beaver & Gregory Brown Piton Foundation Ken Ransford Liz & Lawrence Powers Melanie Yee Polly Pillen Ken Reardon Lori & Robert Schuyler Melissa Rapp Rachel Lataitis Ken Stern & Linda Stein Lorraine Fairmont Melissa Salomons Rachel Lieurance Kevin Duffy Louis Wolfe Michael & Sharon Hoffman Raisa Slutsky-Moore Kim Canaday-Freidhoff Lucinda Schuepeltz Michael Chupeco Raksha Vasudevan Kimberly Lansing-Sazer Lucy Loomis Michael Coleman Randy & Holly Canaday Kortny Cook Luis Duarte Michael Frank Ranjini Madhavan Krista Spurgin Lupita Hernandez Michael MacEwan Raven Perez Kristel Pugh Lydia Ruter Michael Tauben Ray Hoess-Brooks Kristen Belcher Lyle & Felicia Smithgraybeal Michael Wu Rebecca Camacho-Frank Kristen Schenk Lyndsey Williams Michela Reyneke Rebecca Ray Kristin Buchanan Lynn Hartfield & Eric Thoman Michelle Fuller Regina Gray Kristin Pazulski Lynne & Hugh Brown Michelle Stapleton Reina Ross Kyle Delahanty Mac Liman Mike & Kate Ruygrok Rena Maez Lara Leonard Madison King Mike Rossmassler Reniertje Boele Larissa Chaffee Mairi Jane Fox Mitchell Ruter Richard Caschette Laura Brudzynski Mandy Jesser MK Sagaria Richard Gieseler Laura Fisher Mansour Al-Amin & Robert Lopez-Cruz Mollie MacAdam Richelle Rothman Laura Rhea Marcel Arsenault & Cynda Collins-Arsenault Molly Brignall Robert Bill Laura Rossbert Marcia & Jeff Goldstein Nancy Chavez Porter Robert Catell Laura Rossmassler & Drew Reitman Margaret Medlin Nancy Hernandez Robert Natiello Laurel Hostak Margaret Ness Nancy Sinnott Rodney Wheeland Lauren Ariza Margaret Rosenau Nate Watson Roland L. Halpern Lauren Wood Margaret Webb Nathan Stern Ron Slinger Laurie Van Rooy Marguerite Dashevsky Neal Feldman Root Down Lee Fisher-Rosenberg & Barry Rosenberg Maria Cristina Aguilera Neeran Harris Rosalie Baldwin Leslie Lomas Marie Durling Nicole Franchino Rosemary Kelley

22 CHINOOK FUND | Annual Report 2018 SUPPORTERS & SPONSORS

Roshini Kumar & Vinod Rajasekaran Susanne Stern Spielman Russ Wigginton Suzanne Helburn Ruth & Manfred Brancard Suzi Kang Sachi Ishida Sweet Action Ice Cream Sally & Charles Weiss Tamara Garcia Sam & Michelin Sharp Tami Canaday Reusink Samantha Krause Tanya Mote Samantha Register Taunya Villicana Samuel Richard Teri Moody Sandra & William Anderson Terry Benjamin & Catherine Duke Benjamin Sanjay Roberts The Buck Foundation Sara Aly The Casalini’s Sara & Irwin Tauben The Gini Coefficient Fund Sara Grout Theo Ansbacher-Hunt Sara Kumm Think Power Solutions, LLC Sarah Angilello Thomas Stern & Tema Okun Sarah Baily Tina Robbins Sarah Martin Tish Gance Sarah Messina Tom & Sara Mayer Sarah Shikes Tom & Ann Christensen Sarah Teschner Tracy Mott Scott & Ashley Pickett Trevor Hawley Sean & Kimberly O’Farrell Tsunemi Rooney Sean Simeson Tyler Lehman Second Chance Bicycle Shop Verizon Seth Cowan Veronica Horn Shane Lory Victoria Depass Shara N. Senior Victoria Marshall Shari Davis Vivian Perez Shayla Costa VJ Brown Sherry & Rob Robbins Wayfaring Band Shoshana L. Ferdman Wayne Hampton Sierra Trujillo Wendy Bannan Smitha Radhakrishnan & Ganesh Ramachandran Wendy Emrich Sophie Lopes Wines off Wynkoop Stefanie & Patrick Winfield Will & Grace Boone-Brummett Stephanie Holmbo William Forsythe Stephanie Pease William Perry Stephanie Wasserman & David Fine Woods Boss Brewing Sue Berkowitz Wynkoop Brewery Sunira Jain Zachariah Falconer-Stout Susan Lynne Moore Susan Tharp

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