dear morrison friends, The photo on the cover resonates with me-it speaks to that dear friends, new connections in our community Held annually in December, the Chefs’ Challenge is an Iron very important parent/child relationship. It speaks about create new opportunities Chef-style, beer pairing competition featuring six chefs from I have a very clear image of my father’s hands-they were hope, guidance and love that launches us safely into a As a Board Member since 2003, I am honored to have Portland’s top restaurants, complete with celebrity judges Deschutes Brewery… a model for good business large but gentle, and somehow he was able to use those larger world. It nods at family, all that is good in all of us. the opportunity to partner with Tia Gray Stecher and and a People’s Choice Award. oversized fingers to complete delicate tasks, like untangling But mostly, it speaks of how hope connects us and helps her team to lead an organization that is doing such In the summer, the team launched the first annual Deschutes my mother’s necklace, or fixing the tiny mechanical parts us to soar in unlimited possibility. critical work in our community. Our vision is to be able of a broken clock. I can still see and feel how it was to have to help every child that comes to our doors, and with Brewery Street Fare which paired ten of Portland’s food cart him wrap that very big hand around my little fingers to We at Morrison have been connected by hope. Families, that in mind, we are exploring creative, new directions vendors with Deschutes’ ales and live music to the delight staff, friends of Morrison, all of us, are involved with that can provide the services or funds needed to of over 1500 participants. “This event far exceeded our Morrison because we have hope-hope for a better future make this vision a reality. Our Board is very engaged wildest expectations! Morrison is incredibly fortunate to for the children and families we serve and for ourselves, in this process and energized by the passion of the have Deschutes Brewery as a partner in doing good,” said that through this connection, we fulfill some important Tia Gray Stecher, Morrison CEO. organization. 2009 Chefs’ Challenge Participants: Pascal Chureau [Allium], Jill Ramsiere need in ourselves. [Deschutes], Paul Bachand [Farm to Fork], Adam Berger [Ten 01], Jeff Usinowicz “Partnering with Morrison not only aligns with our mission We are also excited to introduce our Ambassador [Deschutes Brewery], Cathy Whims [] and Kurt Spak [Alba Osteria] This year we have had amazing and truly awe inspiring Board. This group of dynamic, young professionals to build a healthier society, but Morrison’s relationship with developments at Morrison. We are breaking old limiting Portland’s culinary community is a great fit. More than that, has been formed to engage young leaders in the Since the pouring of Deschutes’ first ale in 1988, founder paradigms and creating new pathways for hope and healing. Morrison is doing great work for our children. Supporting community in the mission of Morrison Child and Family Gary Fish has promoted one of his core values throughout Morrison’s national reputation for high quality programs that work makes sense in every way,” shares Cooper. Services while providing board training and networking the company: to share its success with the community. continues to grow, and we continue the work of developing opportunities. The Ambassador Board helps to build Deschutes’ primary focus has been to support the needs programs to meet the needs of an ever growing population awareness and advocate for Morrison, as well as assist of disadvantaged children and families. Out of this Windermere…volunteers extraordinaire! of hurting children and families-children and families who with fundraising and volunteer recruitment. It is great commitment, the Sagebrush Classic was launched and need hope. to see the level of community interest among young has since grown to be the premier central Oregon golf Over 40 realtors from Windermere’s Lloyd Tower office joined forces to spruce up the Morrison Knott campus on Please take a moment to drink in the hope you will read people in Portland and we believe our Ambassadors tournament and feast raising 2 million dollars for local one of the first sunny days in June. They tackled garden, about in this report, and reflect on your part in giving hope can play a large role in building a broader base of children’s services. entry, bathroom and playground improvements. Home to so many. I thank you from my heart, as does my father support for Morrison. “Gary’s philosophy of enriching our community and creating Depot furnished supplies. Trace Brash Construction and all the other children and families who are part of the On behalf of our Board of Directors I want to a culture that supports this philosophy at every level of the provided skilled labor. It was a team effort all around. hold my hand as we walked. I was a spitfire, and my father, Morrison community. acknowledge the amazing work done by Morrison’s staff company is one of the reasons it is such a pleasure working while simultaneously amused and terrified, always held my Ten-year-old Michael Bennett joined his brother, Matthew, Sincerely, in meeting the needs of Oregon’s children and families here,” says Mike Cooper, Deschutes Brewery Food and hand to keep me out of harm’s way. In an era when many during the past year. I also want to thank all of you for Beverage Director. So it was really no surprise that one and mother, Lori, also a Windermere realtor. Wielding a girls were still being raised in more traditional ways, he generous support that will allow Morrison to provide of the first things Deschutes did when it opened a pub in lime-green paint roller, he smiled and said, “It feels good to encouraged me, always telling me that I could do whatever much needed services in the year ahead. help people.” Lori said she brought her boys to “join the Tia Gray Stecher, LCSW Portland’s Pearl District in 2009 was to contact Morrison to I put my mind to. Somehow, his hands symbolize for me see how they could help. community and see us helping others. I believe volunteering Chief Executive Officer Sincerely, safety, freedom and courage. is so important.” Deschutes and Morrison worked together to develop two unique, new Portland events showcasing the pairings of Ron Howard, Windermere Manager, set down his Patricia J. Schmitt the area’s best food with Deschutes’ award winning brews – wheelbarrow to comment: “I’m proud of the dedication of Board Chair each raising $5000 for programs at Morrison. these realtors. During the hardest real estate years we’ve seen, they’ve made the time to give back to the community.” Thank you, volunteers!

2 morrison annual report morrison annual report 3 program overview Morrison Child and Family Services rebuilding families: Leah Hall But this year, Leah is also the recipient of the Skidmore delivers specialized services to children, Morrison’s continuum of care is broad, and while the Prize. The Skidmore Prize is intended to recognize and range in intensity varies from prevention to residential We talk about restoring childhood, rebuilding families, encourage long-term commitment to the non-profit sector ages birth through 18 and families coping services, the results are similarly focused on working with and renewing hope for our clients and families. But Leah and to inspire others to get involved. In a highly competitive families and communities to make a positive difference with adversity and trauma. At the core Hall can tell you what it feels like. Leah grew up in a field, this prize is awarded to only four truly outstanding in each child’s life. Services include: of our work is a deep respect for the dysfunctional, alcoholic family and became addicted to individuals who are making Portland a better place. We methamphetamines as a young adult. With no model for complexity of human nature and human agree, Leah is one of them. prevention & education doing things differently, Leah continued in this path for › Early Childhood Consultation & Incredible Years* needs–we guide children and their several years, and it wasn’t until she lost custody of her › Listos Para Aprender* families through difficult issues by creating › Oregon Parents As Teachers Training daughter and faced a prison sentence and the potential tailored treatment plans to address › Parents Anonymous® of Oregon, for permanently losing her parental rights, that she realized including Parent Mentor Program individual’s needs and help them live something had to change. productive lives. outpatient It wasn’t easy. She often felt completely alone as she worked › Child & Family Outpatient Services at five clinics through treatment and got clean and sober. Her love for We are one of the only non-profits to self-fund a program › Counterpoint Outpatient her daughter persisted as a guiding force. She eventually › Early Childhood Intensive Outpatient Services evaluation department because we want to ensure the The Parents Anonymous® Parent Mentor regained custody and decided she had to do whatever › Family Sexual Abuse Treatment* children and families we serve get the most effective, high program was created in 2004 with the she could to help others avoid the struggles she endured. quality support available. Using data, we review actual community & school based goal of reducing the length of time She applied to be a Parent Mentor for Morrison’s Parents outcomes and modify programs accordingly. We work in › Home- and School-based Services Anonymous® Parent Mentor Program. partnership with schools, neighborhoods, public agencies › Family Intensive Support Services (ICTS) children remain in foster care because and families to create a comprehensive range of programs › Crisis Prevention Outreach of parental substance abuse and to help Every day, Leah is motivated by her experience and channels to meet the needs of young people in our communities it to provide expert coaching and support to the women she day treatment parents successfully complete treatment ranging from education and prevention services to mentors. She is the first person to meet with parents after Leah Hall, Parent Mentor, with her family › Hand in Hand Day Treatment outpatient counseling and residential treatment. and be reunited with their children. their preliminary court hearings, she helps parents acquire › Breakthrough Day Treatment skills to support their recovery and safely parent, and she “As a Parent Mentor, I have the satisfaction › Mentors who have successfully completed Founded in 1947 by Dr. Carl Morrison, Oregon’s first board- Counterpoint Day Treatment treatment, stayed clean and sober, teaches practical skills: budgeting, shopping, cooking, of turning all of the negative experiences certified child psychiatrist, Morrison has actively worked to foster care and regained custody of their children finding housing, enrolling in school, and building healthy in my life into positive motivation for moms improve the lives of children, their families and the local › Hand in Hand Therapeutic Foster Care relationships. Most importantly, she personifies her belief who are experiencing similar struggles. community. Our programs recognize and respect cultural › Breakthrough Proctor Care support parents going through that same that recovery truly is possible for parents who feel “beyond › Counterpoint Proctor Care differences and support the growth of children so that their experience. The program is guided by the hope.” I love it when families are able to be ability to succeed in school and in life is enhanced. This residential principle that a person is uniquely able to reunited and knowing that I had a part in results in healthier, safer communities. Leah can be proud of many accomplishments. She is a › Rosemont Treatment Center and School for Girls connect, support, and inspire others when leader among the team of mentors, she is raising four helping it happen.” › Residential Alcohol & Drug Treatment (RAD) Morrison’s mission is to partner with families and they have “walked in the other’s shoes.” healthy children with her husband, and she actively gives communities to provide effective and responsive services * Funded by the Portland Children’s Levy Last year over 214 families were mentored back to her community by facilitating recovery meetings and for children and youth coping with adversity and trauma. leading Girl Scout troops. through this program.

4 morrison annual report morrison annual report 5 thank you, donors! $1 – $499 organizations Amy and Steve Dickerson Joe and Judy Dean Judy Aydt Andrew Carollo Alice Faust Mark Hashizume BARCO, Inc. Anne Morrison Feighner Margot Dewart Karin Baggett Michelle Caudillo Edward Feldhousen Tyler Haulenbeek corporations Capitello Wines $25,000 – $49,999 Ellen Foley and Tim Purvis Eileen and Bruce Drake Kristina and Erin Bagley William Chambers Kevin Fischer Glenna Hayes Central Dispatch, Inc. United Way of the Columbia-Willamette Marc Fovinci and Ulrike Devoto Jana Freiberger and Dennis Morgan Jo Ann Baker Ernest and Sarah Chaplen Mike and Margaret Flanigan Nancy Hegg $25,000 – $49,999 cork—a bottle shop Bobak Ghaheri Nicholas Garrow Shelley Baker-Gard John Chapman Gregory Fones Tracy Herbert PCC Structurals, Inc. Employees Community Fund of Boeing $5,000 – $9,999 Philippe and Hillary Goetz Wes and Ginger Harper Patty Bakes and Julie Hinrichs Stephen and Gretchen Chassaing Kimberly Fox Gayle Higginson Gulf Manufacturing, LLC United Way Chris and Laura Greyerbiehl Jennifer Johnson Keith and Sharon Barnes Susan Chess Matthew Franklin Eric and Elizabeth Hildebrand $10,000 – $24,999 IBM Employee Services Center Lisa and Phil Hargrave Karen Katz and John Caster Karla Barrett-Curtis Daleane Chin Susan Franks *Thomas and Gretchen Holce Bank of the West KPMG LLP $1,000 – $4,999 Brian Hedman Mike and Myron Katz Jennifer Bartels Julia Citan Julie Frantz and Craig Murphy Kathryn Holman First Tech Credit Union Lampros Properties, LLC East Multnomah Soil and Water Sue Hennessy and J.M. Wood Ross Lienhart and Brent Barton Brandy Clopton Jon French Kristopher Homsi Grand & Benedicts, Inc. and Culinary Artistry Conservation District Carol and James Hibbs Sheila Edwards-Lienhart Louise Bauschard Kendra Clune Debra Friedman Nanci Hopkins Network for Good Jane and Doug Holbrook Steve Lund Charlotte and Ogden Beeman Cora Cochran Rebecca and Mark Frinell Sheryl Horwitz $5,000 – $9,999 North Rim Partners, Inc. $500 – $999 Peter and Kathleen Hoogerhuis Brad and Katy Mathewson Michael Behunin Carol Coleman Brandi Frye William and Judith Howell The Boeing Company Portland General Electric Parkrose High School Jack and Kristen Hopkins Edward Meece Jake Bennett Kamilla Combes Joanne Fuller and Paul Pierce Carmen Hulbert The Cadmus Group, Inc. The Regence Employee Giving Campaign Jerry Jones Milo and Beverly Ormseth Kevin Bennett Carole Conley Kay Fun Robert and Cecilia Huntington Chubb Federal Insurance Company Scott Paul Wines Oregon, LLC $1 – $499 Kathi Kazala Donna Phelps Dorothy Berger Jennifer Cowen Andrew Garrison Judith Hutchison First Independent Shedrain Corporation Lynchwood Christian Church Mile High Bruce and Colleen Kelly Carolyn and Douglas Plemons Kendall Bergstrom-Delancellotti Jeffrey Cropp Angela Gary Samuel and Kathryn Imperati Kaiser Permanente SUPERVALU, Inc. Portland State University, M. Sami Khawaja and Patricia Koss Elden and Marjorie Rosenthal Erin Berk Denise Crouse Marie and Michael Gettel-Gilmartin Glenn and Janine Jacobs Nordstrom, Inc. Taylor Made Labels, Inc. Psi Chi Honor Society Allen Lee Charlotte Schwartz Ilse Berkeley John and Margaret Crowell Mike and Carol Gilbert Callee Jaeger PacifiCorp True Brew Coffeehouse Street Yoga Bob and Christy Marchant Senator Chip Shields Jon and Malia Bero John and Sharon Crowell Sarah Gilbert and Jonathan Hanson Tina Jayaweera The Standard U.S. Bank Trinity Lutheran Church Women of ELCA Richard and Marjorie McManus Carolyn and Mike Spaniol Andrew Beyer Brad Crowley Diane Girard Aaron Jenniges Travis L. Terrall, Attorney at Law Volunteers of America, Inc. Time Travelers Doll Club of the NW nordstrom Kourtney Nelson John Stott Charles Bicknell Sharon Darcy Thomas Givan Jan Johnson

Some art belongs in museums… but the cutest art J. Stuart and Jollee Patterson Priscilla Thompson Jennifer Bildersee I. Kenneth Davis Leonard and Dolly Goldberg Judy Johnson $1,000 – $4,999 belongs underfoot. Nordstrom selected Morrison as the Eric and Candace Pool Kenneth and Mary Unkeles Corey Bjerregaard Jennifer Davis Susan Goldfield Mary and Patrick Johnson Bank of the Cascades foundations individuals Nancy Preston-Royer and Douglas and Nancy Van Allen Michael and Susan Blair Scott and Arden Davis Gordon and Roberta Goldman Adam Jones Beecher Carlson Insurance Agency, LLC nonprofit partner for their Children’s Tile Project. On $15,000 – $24,999 $100,000+ David Royer Donna Allen Wardenaar Fred and Bettina Blank Debra and Steven Day Susan Goldstein Kacey Jones BrewcraftUSA April 24th two hundred children ages 5-12 joined artist JFR Foundation *Alan James Fund of The Oregon Sue and Gary Reynolds Carol Vogel Warner and Ranya Blatchford Molly Day and Rod Stafford Julie Gonzalez Paula Jones and Jeanna King Bullard Smith Jernstedt Wilson Charlie Bigger to paint vivid, whimsical tiles while raising Jubitz Family Foundation Community Foundation Marjorie Saltzman Brian Warner Becky Bloom Elizabeth Daykin Krista Gottschalk Karen Jorgenson Cole Mills, Waddell & Reed $12,000 for Morrison’s programs. Kaiser Foundation Hospitals Patricia and Patrick Schmitt Anonymous (1) Jay and Toni Bloom Joanne Deazley Marie Graebener Kirsten Kays Combined Federal Campaign OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation – M. Joan Taylor Alice Booth Linda Degerstedt Rita Greenberg JoDee and Brian Keegan Davis Wright Tremaine LLP $25,000 $49,999 Nordstrom hosted a magical event with a theme that Scott and Margaret Terrall $1 – $499 Bob and Sylvie Bouneff Frances Dehlin Judy Griswold Dan and Jo Ann Keeley Dunn Carney Allen Higgins & Tongue LLP Al and Nancy Jubitz spoke to every child … bugs! From dragonfly muffins – Travis and Lisa Terrall Marvin and Deborah Abe Valerie Bramley Mary Groh Nyesha Kelsey Durham and Bates Agencies, Inc. $5,000 $9,999 to commemorative aprons adorned with butterflies, the Marsha DeMello Children’s Trust Fund of Oregon – David and Erin Thompson Sharon Adderly Dawn and Chris Brand Michelle Depass Daniel Groshans Jim and Rhonda Kennedy The Foster Care Network, Inc. $5,000 $9,999 children delighted in the opportunity to get “buggy” Foundation George and Sharon Alexander Ron and Ivy Timpe Angela Agosta and Scott West Wes Breazeale Chris Dickey Luanna Grow Chris and Mary Kent Harder Mechanical Contractors with paint brushes and their imaginations! The Home Depot Kohnstamm Family Foundation *Marvin and Muriel Goldman Roy and Roslyn Tucker Mary Lee and Scott Alder Benson Bronfman Scott Dimetrosky Teresa Guise Dan Kienow INX Inc. Pacific Power Foundation Molly Kohnstamm The party continued October 23rd when the little Joan Welch Jean and Andrew Alleman Danielle Brooks Joe and Peggy DiNucci Christy Gurin Kimberly Kisor ISM Portland Women’s Foundation Todd and Jeanelle Lindsey Picassos and their families were invited back to the store Larry and Peggy Wobbrock Angela Allen Carol Brown Regan Donofrio Barbara Gustafson Heather Kmetz Jordan/Caplan Mark and Penny Noll before hours to find their tiles permanently installed in Kes Wold Dean Alterman James and Mary Brown Jennifer Douglas Marsha Hahn Kristen and Matthew Kolasinski – Dr. Kirk Wolfe Barbara Anderman Shannon Brown Jamie Drakos Martha and George Hahn Robert and Deborah Kross Mills Iron Works, Inc. $1,000 $4,999 Alan and Elizabeth Vandehey the floor of the Kids’ Wear departments at the newly Perkins & Co The Autzen Foundation Joe Weston Anonymous (2) Katie Anderson Pat Browning Robyn Dueber J. Roger and Joan Hamilton Sandra Kuehn remodeled Nordstrom at Washington Square. The event Tube Forgings of America, Inc. The Jackson Foundation Julie and Bill Young Miriam Anderson Douglas Bruchs John Dunn Janet Hamilton and Robert Lothrop Kathy Kuhn and Bob Lefferts was a win-win for everyone: the store has that creative, Zidell Marine Corporation Oregon Jewish Community Foundation $500 – $999 Marie Andre Kim and Mike Bufton Kristen and Eric Earl Martine Hammond John Kyle Anonymous (1) Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program $1,000 – $4,999 children’s touch built in, the kids enjoyed two fun events, Marc and Sharon Alport Peter Andrews Kathleen Butler Greg Eddleson Robin Hannam Robby LaFleur John V. Acosta and Elizabeth L. Shaw and Morrison can provide critical services to children in Linda Anderson Richard and Kristin Angell Laurie Caesar Karen Eichhorn Sandra Hanson Nicole LaFranchise $500 – $999 $500 – $999 Ruth Beyer need. Thank you, Nordstrom! Ernest Azevedo Robin Angevine Tana and David Cahill Masaharu and Janet Ellis Katie Haraguchi Michael Larlee Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Campbell Foundation Elise Bouneff Marty Borrevik Kenneth Antell Kathryn Campbell Linda and Alfredo Escobar Heather and Gregg Hardy Dan and Janet Larsen Kroger The Leotta Gordon Foundation Jeff and Rhonda Curtis Duncan and Cindy Campbell Yvonne Arnold Steve and Kaz Carey Cindi Farah James Harlan Carolyn Larson and William Moore Samuel, Son & Co., Limited Gun Denhart Tim and Tammy Cooper Carmen Arnott Kirsten and Mark Carnese Julie and William Farnham Leann Harris Tony Larson Lance and Cristi Dayton Ken and Julie Austin Virgina Carney Louis and Margaret Fasano Sandra Hart Betsy Laun

6 morrison annual report *deceased *deceased morrison annual report 7 Catherine Leahy Rich Meyer Rebecca Percell Amy Schumacher James Van Olst Dunn Carney Allen Higgins & Walsh Construction Co. Donald Murray Domaine Drouhin Northwest Palate Magazine Caroline Leary Judy Mikowski David and Kristina Perez Kenneth Seiden Aquila Velonis Tongue, LLP Whole Foods Cyndi Parrish Domaine Serene Pacific Power Sophia Lee Michael Miller Brennan Peterson and Rebecca Hill Michele and Roger Sharp Marci Verdine Edgefield Children’s Services Guild Ted Pattee Domaine Trouvere PCC Structurals, Inc. Mary and Donald Lennox Lana and Richard Millington John and Deanna Phillips Michelle and Larry Shelton Lynn Walker Federal Public Defenders Office in-kind donations Helen and Randy Pearson Et Fille Perkins & Co Barbara Leonard Jolynn Mitchell Mary and David Pickett Connie Shriver Paul and Colleen Walker Fill A Stocking Sarah Pease Fenouil The Standard Lorene and Weldon Lewis Francine Monaghan Deborah Pienovi Leslie and Dennis Sizemore Phyllis and Richard Walker First Tech Credit Union individuals Karla Pemberton Travis L. Terrall, Attorney at Law Kristin Monteith Dustin Pierce Thomas and Lori Slick Jennifer Walsh Franklin High School Connie Pope Grochau Cellars Ward and Gale Lewis John V. Acosta and Karen Montgomery Jim and Vickie Pierson Andrea Smith Susanne Walter Gateway Sports Medicine Josh and Stacey Prol H50 Michele Limpens Elizabeth L. Shaw Pamela Mooney Barbara Pitney Eric Smith Amy Wang Gunderson, LLC Bruce and Dee Richardson Hawk’s View Cellars lantern society Grant Lindquist Steve Anderson Bob and Bev Lindsey Duane and Sheila Moore Erika Piuzou Lawrence Smith and Grace Rogers Susan Warjone Health Net Leah Robbins House Spirits Kathy Archibald John V. Acosta and Holger Link Kris Moore Nadikerianda Ponnamma Virginia Smith John and Karen Warton Iberdrola Renewables, Inc. Dr. Charlene Sabin Hudson’s Bar and Grill Bruce Baker and Donna Nakano Elizabeth L. Shaw Karl and Brandi Lisle Marjory and Mark Morford Nancie Potter Sherri Snider Peter and Claire Warton Integra Telecom Mike and Barbara Sauer Lange Winery Alexandra Baldwin George and Sharon Alexander Michael Lo Prete Clarence and Dorothy Morgan Wendy Price Carole Souvenir and Dina Weathers Lightspeed Technologies, Inc. Elizabeth Schuler Darold Barrow Linda Anderson Janet and Michael Long Anna Morris Tonya Priestley Don Hendrickson Jennifer Weprin Lynchwood Christian Church Lynn Shoemaker Lincoln Restaurant and Elaine Beals *Emily and *Edward Baines Jenell Long Lisa Morrison David Prince Scott and Debra Spangenberg Anne West Miller Nash, LLP Laurie Sloan Culinary Artistry Ruth Beyer In memory of *Dorothy and Katherine Losselyong Shaun Morrison Angie Quandt Kelly Stanton Tom West Multnomah Athletic Club Dawn and Josh Sorem Maryhill Winery Maxine Bischoff *Clyde Beakley Chris and Linda Loughran Rachel and Dean Mullin Azin Radsan Erin Starr Crystal Weston Myhre Group Architects, Inc. Larry Stoafer Meriwether’s Elaine Bowles Jay C. Bloom Rod Lundberg Karl Mundorff Tim Rasch Michele Stauss Traci Wheeler National College of Natural Peggy Thusman Nostrana Zachary and Katie Bromert Dr. Orin Bolstad Christi and Don Lutjen Patrick Murphy Amy Ream Kai and Erik Steimle Sally Williams Medicine Carol Vogel Warner and Owen Roe Terri Canfield *Anna Trull Crowell Margie and James MacLeod Christopher Musil Kim Regalado Marty and Amy Steingrebe Thomas and Jane Wilson National Water and Climate Center Brian Warner Painted Lady Krista Castner Martin D’Alexander Dominique Mahe Donna Nakano Kathleen and David Reimann Charles Stephens D. L. Wise Nike, Inc. Diane Washburn Paragon Restaurant Doug Courtney Anne Morrison Feighner and Sonia Majovski Alix Nathan David Reinhart Kori Stevens Sara Wist Nordstrom, Inc. Joan Welch Ambassador Board co-founders, Erin and David Thompson Sandra Craig *Dr. John P. Feighner Thomas and Linda Mallon Stephanie Nix Krista Reininga Mark and Mary Stevenson Crispin Wong Northwest Capital Management Anonymous (10) Penner Ash Scott and Arden Davis Muriel and *Dr. Marvin Goldman Brittany Maloney Harvey and Dolores Nolting Ryan and Tia Ribary James Stewart David Wright Northwest Palate Magazine Ponzi Vineyards Michelle Dickinson Nancy J. Grant Dexter and Lenore Martin Mike Norgart Debra and Bill Richard Ryan Stewart Susie Wright Northwest Quilters, Inc. Scott Paul Wines ambassador board members Patricia DiNucci cooking for kids Jane and Doug Holbrook Amy Marvin Gloria Nyseth Katharine Riddle Amanda Stoltman Chris and Tamara Yunker Oregon Historical Society Simpatica Bonnie Erickson *Alan James Fund of The Oregon Wes Maughan Richard and Vivian Odell Jeffrey Rippey Patricia Strahosky Herbert and Nancy Zachow Oregon Humane Society Colleen Berretta, Rubicon International partners Solena Marie and Bruce Fisher Community Foundation Wayne Mays Richard Ogle Janine Robben Abigail Strom Mary and Andrew Zalman Oregon Museum of Science Elise Bouneff, Bank of the Cascades St. Innocent Winery Anita Forbes (five-0-three) Jennifer Johnson Auitra McCormack Emily Olds Roby Roberts and Suzanne Pinney Cynthia Sturm Jennifer Zanon and Industry Tabla Mediterranean Bistro Julia Chan, Boly Welch Lydia Gonzales 23 Hoyt Al and Nancy Jubitz Sue-Del McCulloch Audrey Oliver Katherine Rogers Nick Taylor Amber Zeiders Oregon Symphony Ten 01 Jon French, Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield Jim and Diane Greene Abacela Vineyards *Suse Katz Judi McElroy Dan Oliver Andrew Root Stacy Terway Charles Zwick and Jan Younker Performance Systems Integration Thirst Wine Bar Adam Gamboa, Harrang, Long, Gary, Rudnick The Hansen Family Acadia Molly Kohnstamm Julie McFarlane Kerri Olsen Emily Root Joanne Thelin-Smith and Anonymous (20) Corporation Adrienne and M.H. Hartmeier Adelsheim Vineyard Benson M. Meyers Hillevi McGaughey Elizabeth O’Neill and Peter Jacobs Marvin Rosen Daniel Smith Perkins & Co LM Garcia, Stoel Rives Steve Hartmeier Alba Osteria cooking for kids Deborah Micallef Pam McGeath Maddie O’Neill Drinda Roth Bob and Mary Thompson Portland Children’s Museum Mara Hoogerhuis, Rubicon International in-kind donations Judy and Scott Henderson Anam Cara Cellars Dorothy N. Morrison Jeana McGlasson Maynard Orme Jeremy Rower and Jessica Mehta Cindy Thompson Portland Nursery Kaitlin Jernstedt sponsors organizations Jane and Doug Holbrook Anne Amie Glenna Olson Brian McKennett Jean O’Shea Carol Rowlett David and Erin Thompson Portland Trail Blazers Michael Larlee, Merrill Lynch Carla Johnson Apolloni Vineyards Bank of the Cascades David Orkney Tracey McKinnon Stephanie O’Toole and Megan Sage Theresa Tichy Portland State University, 24 Hour Fitness Brandy Clopton, DP Nicoli Todd and Jeanelle Lindsey Beaker and Flask Bank of the West Bob and Helen Russon Meg McLaughlin Regan Carter Marilyn Saito Lauren Tietsort Allegiance Psi Chi Honor Society Jessica Mozieco, Et Fille Wines Janna Long Beresan Winery Beecher Carlson Charlotte M. Schwartz Steve McMaster and Kathy Brock Roy and Greta Otte Lindsay Sandor Crystal Tompkins Providence Credit Union American Medical Response Lia Mack Bethel Heights Boeing *Dr. Lendon H. Smith Jeffrey and Melissa McVeigh Clifford Palmer Tracy Sandor Jeremy Traurig Providence Health and Services Chylon Pappas, First Tech Credit Union Bear Creek, LLC Theresa Mains Bishop Creek Cellars Bullard Smith Jernstedt Wilson Darcie Spar and Michelle Corse Drew McWilliams Glenn and Tracey Palmer Jeffrey Sapiro Cathy Traylor The ReBuilding Center Aaron Patnode, Kaiser Permanente The Cadmus Group, Inc. Judy Marshall Chubb Federal Insurance Company Scott and Margaret Terrall Marilyn and Jon McWilliams Gloria Park Linda Scher Rhea and Henry Treadaway The Children’s Book Bank SAIF Co. Carrie Patnode, Kaiser Permanente Ann McCormick Black Walnut Inn Cole Mills, Waddell & Reed Douglas K. and Nancy Van Allen Phil and Hilary Meehan Gil Parker Jennifer Schloss Lynn Treat Chubb Group of Insurance Seminole Book Club Deanna Phillips, Grand and Benedicts Megan McCoy Blacksmith Restaurant Durham & Bates Agencies, Inc. Carilouise Wolfe Karen Mefferd Steven Patterson Janette Schmitt Eileen Trudeau and Nels Gabbert Companies The Standard David Thompson, Bullard Smith Jernstedt and Wilson Janette Mercier Boedecker Cellars First Independent Anonymous (6) Laura Mehren Dorianne Paul Margaret and Andrew Schmitz Kerry and Becky Tymchuk Cisco Systems, Inc. Therapeutic Trainers Michelle Middlecoff Capitello Wines First Tech Marianne Menasbe Claudine Payne Carole Scholl Ed Udovick cork—a bottle shop Tube Forgings of America, Inc. Erin Thompson, Trail Blazers Kelley Mlicki Ciao Vito Grand & Benedicts, Inc. Rebecca Mendez and Mark Evans Helen and Randy Pearson Michael Schrunk Parisjat Umscheid Costco Wholesale Umpqua Bank JaReda Webb, First Tech Credit Union Lucille Modrall ISM Ulrike Mengelberg John Kent Pearson, Jr. Derenda and Ronald Schubert David and Sarah Uslan Deloitte Verizon Wireless Beth Wright, Bullivant Houser Bailey Cindy Moore Jordan/Caplan Gail Meyer Pam Peck Stella Schulte Thomas Van Liew Deschutes Brewery ViaWest Sarah Zuber, Kaiser Permanente Jane Morris Deschutes Brewery Kaiser Permanente

8 morrison annual report *deceased morrison annual report 9 gifts in memory In honor of Jan Duncan volunteers Calicia Gottuso Phil Morford interns morrison board of directors community investment in morrison morrison investment in the community Gregory Fones Carisa Gottuso Bethanie Nettleton Government Contract 9,217,748 Personnel 11,775,095 In memory of Stephen Michael Blair In honor of Muriel Goldman Carolina Amicci Sharron Gottuso Bill Parker Rachael Coady Patricia J. Schmitt, CPA Lilisa Hall Drew McWilliams Robert and Margaret Weil Paul Anson AnnaMaria Graziano Danielle Parker Lynn Conley Board Chair Executive Director, Other Contract 194,220 Professional Services 1,562,410 Michael and Susan Blair Laura Atkinson Matt Guy Ted Pearson Sara Correa-Hepburn In honor of Jane Holbrook Shareholder, Director of Audit and Pacific Power Foundation Fees 7,635,541 Contracts 1,024,619 Mary and Donald Lennox Karin Baggett Rebecca Dodge Joan Welch Grace Hardy Amanda Pollard Accounting, Perkins & Co. Director of Communications, Sally Baker Collin Harris Carole Raze Jamie Dolan Contribution-Individual 131,932 Client Assistance 287,189 In memory of Marvin Charles In honor of John Immonen PacifiCorp BCI, Inc. Isi Hart Mark Rice Daniele Donohue Jane Holbrook Goldman, M.D. Eric and Elizabeth Hildebrand Contribution-Corporation 266,409 Supplies and Communications 1,049,582 Leonard and Dolly Goldberg Kevin Bell Jaime Hedlund Kathy Rogers Carynne Drake Immediate Past Chair Sue Hennessy In honor of Michael Miller Contribution-Foundation 194,637 Occupancy 1,256,185 Gordon and Roberta Goldman Lori Bennett Angela Hidalgo Marc Rogers Debbie Dwelle Vice President, Ilse Berkeley Bruce Kelly Harry Goldman Matthew Bennett Nina Hinden Carol Rowlett Jennifer Forsstrom Strategic Planning & Contribution-U.W. 26,572 Travel/Training 170,912 In honor of Michael Miller, Jr. Michael Bennett Mara Hoogerhuis Seth Russell Meghan Franklin Secretary Mike Katz Health Plan Services In-Kind 124,778 Other Organization Expenses 469,885 Michael Miller Colleen Berretta Ron Howard Jeremiah Guidos The Standard Lawrence Smith and Grace Rogers Stacy Seiberlich Kaiser Permanente Northwest Special Events 188,659 Total Expense 17,595,878 Roz and Merv Solomon In honor of Sarah Myers Jeff Berrier Samantha Hoye James Shaw Bradley Harris Todd Lindsey Robert and Margaret Weil Anne Morrison Feighner Jessica Binkley Cathleen Huntington Jill Silk Peggy Haugen Peter Hoogerhuis Other Income 143,022 Ariel Blackthorne Nancy Husband Leslie Sizemore Robb Henry Treasurer In memory of Albert Jones In honor of Emily Root Chief Operating Officer, Pat Bojinoff Dorothy Jamison Lauren Smith Keith Ingulli Partner, Deloitte & Touche LLP Increase in FMV of Investment 52,502 Net Income 576,690 Roy and Greta Otte Rod Lundberg Stilwell Baker, Inc. Samantha Boriboune Christopher Johnson Dawn Sorem Gary Ives Gain/(loss) on Sale of Assets ( 3,453 ) Total Assets 6,883,025 In honor of Charlie Taylor Chris Greyerbiehl In memory of Suze Katz Elizabeth Bramow Lawrence Johnson Jim Springhetti Elizabeth Jones Chris Sizemore Jennifer Cowen Assistant Treasurer Total Revenue 18,172,568 Total Liabilities 3,059,040 Karen Katz and John Caster Carl Brenden Ben Jones Mariya Stangl Diana Kerr Vice President/Portfolio Manager, Mike Katz In honor of Ruth Taylor Financial Controller, Kristen Briggs Robin Jorgenson Kaitlin Stebbins Danielle Krogh Vision Capital Management, Inc. Unrestricted 3,003,978 In memory of Jean A. Lemke Marie and Michael Gettel-Gilmartin Amanda Brown Patty Juravic James Surgeon Stephanie Langenfeld PCC Structurals, Inc. Nancie Potter Temporarily restricted 759,893 Jeffrey Sapiro Emma Caplin Micah Kaufmann Delinda Svihle Rebecca Marcin Kerry Tymchuk In honor of David Thompson Julie Young Permanently restricted 60,114 In memory of Carl L. Morrison, M.D. Richard Caplin Christy Kelleher Abigail Talbot Forrest Merrill Principal, Conkling, Fiskum and Brent Barton Legislative Liaison Anne Morrison Feighner Liana Cavness Katerina Khodakovskaya Clint Travis Talbot Joy Oelfke McCormick, Inc. Total Net Assets 3,823,985 Cisco Systems, Inc. Stephen Kim Jamie Taylor Jaime Pratka In memory of Edward Shaughnessy Ruth Beyer public funders Stephanie Costello Dan Knoll Anna Threadgill Megan Prince and Katie Shaughnessy Mcmanus Principal, Stoel Rives LLP Akkusib Courtney Bridget Knorr Elli Tietsort Sally Rudolph functional expense George and Irene Hoffmann City of Portland, Portland Children’s Levy directors emeritus Julia Courtney Stella Kopperud Jacob Tietsort Cimone Schwoeffermann Elise Bouneff Clackamas County Fundraising 382,429 In memory of Alex Thompson Scott Crabtree Kathy Kuznetsov Gabriel Tirado Stephanie Speidel Federal Department of Veteran Affairs Vice President & Professional Banking Margaret and Andrew Schmitz Quan Dang Lisa Larson Trace Brash Construction Jessica Stockton Eileen Drake Management and General 2,381,038 Multnomah County, Behavioral Manager, Bank of the Cascades In memory of John Trevitts Charles Dean Lindsey Lasher Janna Tullis Hunter Vaughn Muriel Goldman Health Services Program Services 14,832,411 Mark and Penny Noll Francesca Dodson Lenore LaTour Mike Walter Maggie Vitello Amy Dickerson Al Jubitz Multnomah County, Community Total Expense 17,595,878 Laura Donnelly Irene Lee Maurice Williams Christina Weber David Orkney In memory of Jewell Slick and Family Services Division Director, Multi-Investor Fund Michael Downing Lyudmila Leissler Christy Wilson Thomas and Lori Slick Multnomah County, Department Operations, Leon DuPont Jenna Lichty Jessica Wilson of Community Justice Enterprise Community Investment Edgefield Children’s Mark Lilly Lisa Wilson Portland Public Schools We have made every effort to Government Contract — 51% gifts in honor Services Guild Jeanine Loechel Windermere, Lloyd Center State of Oregon, Department of be accurate and complete in the Austin Elsey Jose-Miguel Marsonado Windermere, Northwest In honor of Zora Berkeley Education compilation of this annual report. Fee for Service — 42% State of Oregon, Department of Carrie Escobar Nicole Martin Casey Wixson Ilse Berkeley If you notice errors or omissions, Human Services Kate Eskew Sally McGee Nancy Wolske Contributions — 4% In honor of Scott D. Brown please contact Jessica Wilson at State of Oregon, Division of Medical Stephen Franceus Nina Meledandri Xerox Women’s Group James and Mary Brown Assistance Programs Rebecca Frinell Jenny Mengis Suzanne Young (503) 258–4301 or Jessica.Wilson@ Special Events — 1% In honor of Lance Dayton State of Oregon, Oregon Youth Corina Gabbert Lisa Minnich Jason Zuchowski morrisonkids.org so that we can Other Income — 2% Mike and Margaret Flanigan Authority Annie Gannon Audrey Moore correct our records. Thank you. Pam McGeath Washington County William Gilliland Liam Moran

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