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2012-2013 GRATITUDE REPORT 2012-2013 Gratitude Report CONTENTS

Letters from Leaders: 20 Years of Scholars Doug Exworthy, Board President PAGE 3 Celebrating the 20th anniversary of our scholarship . Kris Hermanns, Executive Director PAGE 4 program. PAGE 12

The State of the Northwest States Bethel Actors Guild Our country makes great strides towards full equality. PAGE 5 Arts create a safe space for marginalized young people in a rural community. PAGE 13 Donor Profile Action inspired by values can change the Racial Equity Initiative Fostering stability and growth among the seven participating world. PAGE 7 nonprofit organizations, each serving LGBTQ communities of color. PAGE 14 Gen Silent Boomers are now beginning to enter their Growing Up in Montana retirement years, and LGBTQ Baby Boomers now Questions and challenges arise when a feel it is safer today to live out and openly. PAGE 9 person’s coming out is about gender identity and what it means to be transgender in a small community. PAGE 15 The Power of One— Becoming Inclusive Leaders Grantees PAGE 18 Each year, LGBTQ and ally students convene in the Donors PAGE 19 Northwest for the Power of One student leadership Organizational Support PAGE 30 conference. PAGE 10 Volunteers PAGE 31 Visionaries PAGE 34 Homeless Youth Initiative Fund Creators PAGE 36 Pride Foundation announced the establishment of a four-year Scholars and Fellows PAGE 37 initiative focused on homeless LGBTQ youth with the generous PAGE 38 support of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. PAGE 11 Financials

Pride Foundation is a leader in the pursuit of full equality for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community.

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 2 LETTERS FROM LEADERS: FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT

Welcome to your annual Gratitude Report from Pride Foundation, a love letter of sorts to you: our scholars, grantees, volunteers, donors, and allies who believe in equality and social justice. With your support and trust, Pride Foundation, once again, has played an integral part in bringing equality to the Northwest—thank you!

It’s a wonder to imagine the changes we’ve seen in the last year. One year ago, Pride Foundation was working tirelessly to gain marriage equality in Washington State. At the time, we were uncertain if Washington would go the way of the previous 32 states at the ballot box. Fast forward to today: there are more than 2,400 same-sex couples legally married in Washington! Then in late June, I stood on the steps of the federal courthouse during a rally following the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decisions. Standing with my husband and surrounded by friends, we sang the national anthem and, for the first time in my life, I felt what it will be like to be fully included and recognized in our country.

With all that has transpired this past year, Pride Foundation is resolved to work even harder and with even more focus to bring equality to every corner of our region. We have been able to keep the momentum going: partnering with an intergenerational group of leaders in Fairbanks, Alaska working on statewide protections for LGBTQ people; with students in Bozeman, Montana who organized for the inclusion of gender identity and expression in Montana State University policies; and with local activists in Idaho Falls, which became the seventh municipality in Idaho to pass a city-wide non-discrimination ordinance. And Pride Foundation is now lending our support to Oregon United for Marriage as they seek to end a ban on marriage equality on the 2014 ballot.

I have never been more hopeful. When I first met Pride Foundation in the early 1990s, I saw a hearty organization that helped students and small organizations. Now, I see a Pride Foundation that is making strategic investments in equality, an organization with a clear and powerful voice calling for justice, igniting action, and changing the world.

None of this would be possible without your support: the time you give, the dollars you contribute, and the commitment you bring. Thank you. The success that Pride Foundation enjoys, and which our community experiences, is because of you. And for that, we are truly grateful.

With Pride

Doug Exworthy Board President

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 3 LETTERS FROM LEADERS: EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

When I joined the Pride Foundation family last year, I knew I was being welcomed into an organization and community that was poised to inspire change on issues, in places, and at a pace that was historic and unprecedented. And over the course of the past year, with your leadership and support, we did what few of us could have ever dreamed of.

As we take a moment to recharge and refine our blueprint for what’s next, I’ve been reflecting on the path we took to get here. Like my own community activism, Pride Foundation arose during the early HIV/AIDS crisis. It was a time of tremendous uncertainty, fear, and loss. I think back to that moment in the mid-1980s, and I can’t believe what was once our reality.

Yet, we took the pain and anguish of what we were all facing as a community and held out hope that life could be different. We believed we could build a better future. We never accepted that we were less than equal even though our laws suggested otherwise. We knew we deserved to be treated fairly, to live freely, and to have our love, our relationships, and our families respected.

That is what Pride Foundation, along with each of you, has been striving for since our inception 28 years ago. We have made incredible strides. Thank you for your hard work and perseverance. But our journey is not complete—not even close.

Even as our nation begins to embrace marriage equality, too many LGBTQ youth, adults, and families, especially in our more rural and remote communities, are unable to live openly and do not have access to basic services or legal protections. Access to health care for transgender people, comprehensive immigration reform, affordable education, relationship recognition, economic security, supportive housing for our elders, access to safe environments for our kids—each of these priorities is essential to our fostering of healthy and vibrant communities. And these concerns will be the future focus of Pride Foundation’s work.

The stories highlighted in this year’s Gratitude Report are a reflection of our shared values and commitment. They capture the heart of this organization and our community. They also echo what we have known to be true throughout Pride Foundation’s history—working across boundaries and borders in support of community members who are most vulnerable and invisible is the only way for us to fulfill our dreams.

These are the stories of what is possible when the entire Pride Foundation family works together. Your trust and friendship inspire us to do more and make a meaningful difference for LGBTQ people and their families every day.

As we approach our 30th anniversary, it’s amazing to think of how far we have come and what is still possible for us to accomplish together. We are honored to be a partner with you in transforming our community across the Northwest and look forward to carrying our momentum forward.

Thank you for believing and investing in us and our future.

Sincerely,

Kris Hermanns

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 4 The State of the Northwest States

The past year will go down in history as a time in which our country made great strides 1967 towards full equality. As important as our victories were at the U.S. Supreme Court, we also Loving v. Virginia experienced significant and permanent policy victories on the local and state levels across the Northwest. In 2012, Pride Foundation was honored to help support a number of these advocacy efforts to ensure that LGBTQ people and their families have the legal protections to live openly with safety and freedom. 1996 Romer v. Evans MARRIAGE EQUALITY VICTORY IN WASHINGTON, BATTLE RENEWED IN OREGON, ALLY GAINED IN ALASKA AND MONTANA 2003 There is no denying the momentous inroads made for marriage equality in the last 12 months. Lawrence v. Texas On Election Day 2012, Washington voters approved Referendum 74 by a 7.4% margin, making history at the ballot box 2013 and making Washington one of three states to vote that night to allow same-sex couples to marry. United States v. Windsor The victory was a culmination of decades of hard work by the community. It also signified an important moment in Pride Hollingsworth v. Perry Foundation’s history in terms of our leadership role changing hearts and minds through our public education campaign.

After years of working to bring both visibility to and understanding of same-sex couples, Oregonians are mounting a campaign to overturn their state’s constitutional amendment that defines marriage as being between one man and one woman. Spearheaded by Oregon United for Marriage—of which Pride Foundation is part—more than 10,000 signatures were collected in the first week of this phase of the campaign, with the goal of qualifying for the fall 2014 ballot. If successful, this will position Oregon to be the first state to repeal a constitutional ban.

The region also picked up new allies in the U.S. Senate: Sen. Jon Tester (D) and Sen. Max Baucus (D) of Montana, and Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R) of Alaska. Senator Murkowski is only the third Republican Senator to take such a position. Her support is particularly meaningful as we look to build alliances across the political spectrum on the federal level where important legislation affecting our community is being considered.

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 5 NON-DISCRIMINATION ORDINANCES ENACTED IN IDAHO MOVING FORWARD IN ALASKA AND MONTANA In November 2012, a group of organizations in Alaska consisting of Pride With strong leadership from city council Foundation, the ACLU of Alaska, Identity, Inc., Alaskans Together members and from local advocates, for Equality, and the Alaskan AIDS Assistance Association hosted 12/4/2012 Boise, ID including the ACLUs of Idaho and of a convening in the wake of the defeat of Anchorage’s Proposition and the 12/17/2012 Helena, MT Montana Montana Human 5—a ballot initiative that would have provided basic non-discrimination Rights Network, each of the cities at protections to LGBTQ people within Anchorage. A group of 30 people left enacted ordinances over the past met to map out some initial strategies to strengthen the LGBTQ equality 1/22/2013 Ketchum, ID nine months that prohibit discrimination movement across Alaska. They identified key priorities, which include in employment, housing, and public documenting the Alaskan LGBTQ experience from years past, working accommodation based on a sexual with current and emerging leaders from the broader community to 4/1/2013 Moscow, ID orientation or gender identity/expression. support and engage LGBTQ youth, promoting healing, and exploring the Prior to the passage of these ordinances, development of a statewide coalition to advance equality. the only cities in the two states to enact 6/4/2013 Coeur d’Alene, ID such protections were Missoula, Montana EQUALITY AT THE DMV IN IDAHO AND ALASKA in 2010 and Sandpoint, Idaho in 2011. 6/6/2013 Pocatello, ID For transgender people in both Alaska and Idaho, life got a little easier in the past year. Thanks to the leadership of the ACLU in both states TRANSGENDER-INCLUSIVE HEALTHCARE COVERAGE IN OREGON (which have been past grant recipients), Alaska and Idaho enacted 9/12/2013 Idaho Falls, ID new regulations that allow transgender people to change the gender In January 2013, the Insurance Division designation on their driver’s licenses without providing documentation of the Oregon Department of Consumer from a surgeon that discloses private medical information. Previously, , after years and Business Services both states required people seeking to change their gender designation of education and advocacy by , mandated that Basic Rights Oregon on their driver’s licenses to provide proof via certified surgical insurance companies conducting business in the state of Oregon could documentation that the person had undergone gender reassignment no longer exclude coverage of medically necessary healthcare for surgery, a procedure that is expensive and not often covered by health transgender individuals. insurance. TransActive, an Oregon nonprofit organization serving the state’s transgender children, youth, and their families—and a Pride THE FIGHT ISN’T OVER Foundation grantee—announced that the Oregon Health Plan and We’ve accomplished some incredible things over the past 12 months Oregon Healthy Kids program will cover physician-recommended in the struggle for full LGBTQ equality—some expected and some puberty-suppressing treatment of transgender adolescents beginning unexpected. While it’s important to savor the achievements, it’s critical October 2014. that we all remember there’s still work ahead of us. We have experienced greater equality, visibility, and freedom. We have also been reminded that where you live deeply impacts the level of safety and legal protections you have as a LGBTQ person. We’ve gained significant momentum, partners, and new tools in the last year, each propelling us forward toward more and greater victories in the future.

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 6 DONOR PROFILE: Action inspired by values can change the world

The Evans-Davis family strongly believes that a gift that comes from the heart, no matter the size, is truly transformative. This philosophy of generosity informs the way the family weaves volunteering and philanthropy in to the very fabric of their daily lives. Bob Evans and Steve Davis, together since 1980, and their teenage son, Ben, live in Seattle but think of the many nonprofits they support and volunteer at as their home.

Steve and Bob have long records of service. Steve was one of the early board members from Seattle with Lambda Legal and also the first openly gay board president of United Way of King County. He also has served in leadership positions with the Fred Hutch Cancer Research Center and the Infectious Disease Research Institute, and is currently the co- chair of the World Economic Forum on Civil Society. Bob has been a teacher in low-income schools and offered board leadership with public radio, the Committee for Children, and Seattle Children’s Theater; he has been on the board of Pride Foundation over the last half of a decade.

When Bob and Steve first met, the day-to-day reality of LGBTQ people was different. Being out could cost you your job, your safety, and relationships with your family and friends. They are achingly aware that those sacrifices remain true for many LGBTQ people across the nation. Bob Evans, son Ben, and Steve Davis on a family vacation in Montana This is particularly true given that Steve has childhood roots in rural Montana, a perspective that guides their goals and hopes for the of organizations they support, particularly mainstream causes. The community. “It is stunning that in 38 states, you can still be fired by your fund also ensures that the administrative logistics of their giving is in employer for being gay or lesbian,” Steve marvels. “While support and expert hands. legal reality of marriage equality has been truly wonderful, our hope is that this momentum is just the beginning of a larger wave of equal rights Their very first grant was to the Gay Straight Alliance at Mt. Vernon for all.” High School, north of Seattle. In its first year as a club, the GSA was just getting on its feet when a thoughtful gift to support their work arrived. Bob Bob and Steve’s work with Pride Foundation includes a donor-advised recalls receiving nearly a dozen hand-written notes from the students who fund, a scholarship program, and support for the arts. were feeling, for the first time in their lives, that someone believed in them and found their bravery inspiring. They started the donor-advised fund as a way to give visibility to who they are and their commitment to LGBTQ equality across the spectrum This drive to help others discover and act on their potential is part of

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 7 what also motivated the family to honor a close friend by establishing the that this was a great way to reach the hearts and minds of people to Kathy Spadoni Memorial Scholarship. From a well-known family on the whom Pride Foundation might not otherwise have access. It has been Kitsap Peninsula, Kathy was a physical education teacher for decades in working; an amazing win-win for everyone. the public school system in the area. It was a time when it wasn’t wise to be an out lesbian in the school district, so Kathy and her partner, Linda This desire to link people to new organizations and causes is at the Foster, lived restrained public lives, but were quite open at home. It is a core of a many-years-old family tradition called Cousins Giving Circle. freedom Kathy and her partner often shared with friends, including Bob Annually, when Bob, Steve, and Ben travel to rural Montana to spend the and Steve, then a new couple. holiday with Steve’s extended family, the cousins are empowered with a giving budget. Their goals are simple and complex at the same time: Then, nearly 20 years ago, Kathy was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. elect a team leader and within 48 hours determine a single non-profit She fought hard, embraced experimental treatments, and kept her eye organization to receive a grant on behalf of the cousins. During the first on the prize: living long enough to meet and welcome home Ben, the year the project had a hard time getting traction but is now one of the son Bob and Steve adopted from China. Having moved to Seattle to live most highly anticipated activities for the entire family. The group was also with Bob and Steve while she accessed the best of care, Kathy passed challenged when it discovered that one of the annual grant awardees shortly after Ben arrived. Bob reflected: “She was so joyful that day at the did not have a non-discrimination policy including protections for LGBTQ airport, you wouldn’t have known how sick she truly was at the time. It was employees. Pride Foundation worked with the entity to formally embrace an easy and joyful decision to found a scholarship in her name. This was the new policy which meant that not only had the Cousins Giving Circle our way of honoring the impact she had on our lives and family. Just as made an inspired award, they had changed policy, a significant moment important, we all wanted to ensure she was celebrated as a gay person. for all parties. We want her to be out from now on, because she couldn’t be as a teacher. And she is continuing to share her great love of education, “We hope the cousins all move forward aware that they can make a laughter, and personal empowerment with the next generation of difference, aware of what they are passionate about, and aware that you LGBTQ leaders.” can often change the world just by learning more and asking questions,” Bob reflected. This last year, Bob and Steve also joined with Pride Foundation in a new collaboration with the Trey McIntyre Project, an internationally renowned Bob, Steve, and Ben remind us that each person can change the world dance company based in Boise. The partnership involved sponsoring when values inspire action. Pride Foundation is deeply humbled by the a gay dancer from their performance troupe, Brett Perry. As the dance support, trust, and partnership that this dynamic family has shared with company traveled the nation and globe performing, Brett would share us since the early 1990s. Seeking and building full equality for LGBTQ information about the mission and impact of Pride Foundation with people is hard work. It is a great honor to share this road with friends like audiences. Intrigued to try something new, Bob and Steve soon realized Bob, Steve, and Ben. Thank you!

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 8 OREGON:

Gen Silent (left) Community members gather for a Gen Silent While more and more LGBTQ youth feel safe and empowered to come screening in Eugene. out, the same is also true at the other end of the age spectrum. Baby (below) In the back, Boomers are now beginning to enter their retirement years, and LGBTQ left to right, Gwen Boomers feel it is safer today to live out and openly. Curran, Executive Board Member for It is also a reality that at this stage in life, medical care and assistance is AARP, Eugene, and PFLAG Eugene often needed. Unfortunately, some of those caring for our LGBTQ seniors Springfield Youth Drop are not as informed, compassionate or respectful as the elders deserve. in Coordinator, Laura Philips, and event Pride Foundation has partnered with AARP to bring screenings of the guests. critically acclaimed documentary Gen Silent to Oregon. In Gen Silent, filmmaker Stu Maddux profiles six LGBTQ seniors—the lives they led in the past, their lives now, and the lives they plan to lead in order to receive the care and support they need as they continue to age.

Many of these seniors came of age before the Stonewall Riots of June 1969. They experienced profound bullying, discrimination, isolation, and oppression based on their sexual orientation and gender identity. Maddux, who partnered with AARP on the production of the film, asks the featured seniors if they will choose to live openly as LGBTQ as they become increasingly dependent on health care and assistance providers.

The film also highlights the disparities experienced by LGBTQ seniors who utilize various mainstream care facilities and services. While some places are committed to providing a secure and nurturing environment for their residents regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, other facilities present an environment of fear and isolation because of the attitudes of staff and residents. about how to be better advocates for LGBTQ elders. We are also working Pride Foundation was eager to provide grant funding for Gen Silent in partnership with Senior and Disabled Services to collect data that will because of the use of the arts—in this case, film—to deliver the important shed light on how to protect and better care for seniors. Pride Foundation message that LGBTQ equality includes people of all ages. The screening is committed to ensuring that our society will care for our LGBTQ elders of the film, and subsequent educational opportunities, will be used to who laid much of the groundwork for the overall change we are now inform local communities and help family members, as well as caregivers, experiencing as a community.

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 9 IDAHO: The Power of One—Becoming Inclusive Leaders

Each year, LGBTQ and ally students come from across the Northwest to The Power of One conference is designed to encourage, attend the Power of One student leadership conference. The annual event support, and empower LGBTQ students and allies along is designed to encourage, support, and empower LGBTQ students and allies along with faculty and staff members who support them. with faculty and staff members who support them.

In 2012, Pride Foundation had the privilege of funding two grants related The first was to theWomen’s Center at Boise State University (BSU), to the Power of One conference. which served as the host for the annual conference in April 2013. This marked the first time an Idaho school hosted the event. Women’s Center Director Jess Caldwell O’Keefe wanted to ensure that as many individuals as possible would have the opportunity to attend. She submitted a grant application to cover the registration, hotel rooms, and meals for 30 high school students to attend the conference.

The second group to receive a grant related to the conference was the North Idaho College Foundation. Based in Coeur d’Alene, foundation submitted a grant application to cover travel and registration expenses for eight student members of the North Idaho College Gay-Straight Alliance to attend the conference.

Recognizing that the conference promotes healthy and safe communities on our campuses, and that it was a means to support LGBTQ and ally youth from across the region, Pride Foundation funded both grant requests.

Additionally, Pride Foundation participated in multiple events during the conference. Executive Director Kris Hermanns spoke as part of one session and participated in a panel after the staged reading of 8, a play about the California Proposition 8 marriage-equality case. Co-sponsored by Pride Foundation, the production also featured Steve Martin, our Idaho Regional Development Organizer, and was directed by BSU theater professor and foundation donor Riley Caldwell O’Keefe. Executive Director Kris Hermanns with community leaders, Jess Caldwell-O’Keefe of Boise and Jon Downing of Coeur d’Alene

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 10 WASHINGTON: Homeless Youth Initiative

In December 2012, Pride Foundation announced the establishment of a four-year initiative focused on homeless LGBTQ youth, with the generous support of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. This effort aims to help reduce poverty in our community by building awareness of the growing and alarming rates of homelessness among LGBTQ youth and, most importantly, by supporting services that bring hope and options for young people facing the most challenging of times. The specific goal of the initiative is to provide grant support to innovative collaborations addressing the unique concerns of homeless LGBTQ youth in Washington State and Portland, Oregon, especially youth living in more rural and remote communities.

The harsh reality is that LGBTQ youth are disproportionately represented among homeless youth, and may make up as much as 50 percent of the total homeless youth populations on any given night. We know that LGBTQ homelessness is often driven by family rejection over sexual orientation, gender identity, and/or gender expression, with youth (NWYS) has received a one-time grant running away from or being forced out of their homes. Unfortunately, Northwest Youth Services of $20,000 to serve LGBTQ runaway and homeless youth and their being homeless at a young age can lead to educational setbacks, families in Whatcom County. long-term physical and mental health distresses, substance use, justice system engagement, and lasting problems securing and maintaining Oasis Youth Center has received a recurring four-year grant employment. Fortunately, there is an increased commitment among of $35,000 per year to expand its work with H4S, the first youth- government agencies, service providers, and foundations to reduce specific housing program in Pierce County. homelessness among LGBTQ youth and youth in general. Odyssey Youth Center has received a recurring two-year grant As part of the first phase of Pride Foundation’s new initiative, we recently of $25,000 per year to reduce and prevent youth homelessness in awarded three grants totaling $210,000 to: Northwest Youth Services Eastern Washington through training, research, and outreach that (Bellingham, WA), Oasis Youth Center (Tacoma, WA), and Odyssey addresses safety factors for LGBTQ youth in out-of-home care. Youth Center (Spokane, WA).

LGBTQ youth are disproportionately represented among homeless youth, and may make up as much as 50% of the total homeless youth populations on any given night.

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 11 20 Years of Scholars

This year we’re celebrating the 20th anniversary of our as I have the ability to be there for my kids. We all have to keep paying it scholarship program, which was sparked by the legacy forward and believe in those who come after you.” gift of , whose highest passion was making Brian Day This milestone year also motivated us to expand our scholarship education accessible for LGBTQ students of color. Pride celebration and host community receptions in Anchorage, Boise, Foundation shares Brian’s aspiration to provide essential Fairbanks, Missoula, Portland, Seattle, and Spokane. Nearly 750 people financial resources and community support to LGBTQ and joined us as we honored the 2013 scholars. The gatherings also gave allied students across the Northwest. students the chance to offer their gratitude to volunteers and donors who As the cost of education continues to rise at a distressing rate, financial have been instrumental to their success. support is critical. Our scholarship program also is supportive in ways These new events had a unique and local flavor with much laughter, that have nothing to do with money. Many of our scholars come to us having been bullied or isolated—in some cases forced out of their homes—because gratitude, and tears of inspiration filling the room. There was a tangible of their sexual orientation or gender identity. They often lack critical family and awareness that while the LGBTQ community has had so many profound community support to finish and succeed in school. victories in recent years, the opportunity to stand with the scholars, who are on their own pathway to bright and vibrant futures, is deeply Since 1993, Pride Foundation has provided nearly 2,000 transformational. scholarships to more than 1,200 students totaling over We offer our sincere gratitude to our donors who make this program $3,000,000. This year a record $400,000 was awarded possible. We adore the volunteers across the region who donated the to 89 students pursuing an educational dream. equivalent hours of 2.5 full-time employees to ensure that the review process was thorough and driven by experience, knowledge, and heart. Pride Foundation scholars include the first ever transgender appointee to We applaud the bravery of each and every applicant and scholar who has The White House and the first ever openly gay psychology resident in the undoubtedly navigated moments of uncertainty while keeping focused U.S. Military, helping to create services for LGBTQ military members after on a burning dream. Together with your support and optimism, as well as the end of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell. Just as important, our scholars include inspiration from our scholars, the future has never been brighter! school teachers, social workers, athletes, park rangers, welders, mental health professionals, scientists, vocal performers, parents, siblings, friends, and neighbors. We are so fortunate to be a part of their circle of support and a part of each of their stories. For many, receiving a Pride Foundation scholarship is the first time anyone, let alone an entire community, has said: “I believe in you.” Michael Clark, now a middle school teacher, was one of the earliest scholarship recipients in 1995. “Receiving a Pride Foundation scholarship early on was one of the greatest compliments of my life,” Michael reflected. “It meant my own people believed in me and supported my dreams. To this day, I carry Oregon scholar Candi Ota Sna Aku-Wright and her partner Amanda. Photo generously donated by Ronald Hope Photography. that support with me as I celebrate the successes of my students and Alaskan Scholar Katelyn Lanier-Moylan.

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 12 ALASKA: Bethel Actors Guild

In many communities, it is becoming somewhat commonplace to hear There is limited funding for arts groups and few opportunities for artistic of high school groups for LGBTQ and ally teens, to have community safe expression for the young people in the community. So, the Bethel Actors spaces such as a queer community center, and for the LGBTQ community Guild decided to undertake the production in an attempt to create that to have a level of visibility in the general population. safe space with the understanding that theater arts are vital to giving marginalized young people a voice, especially in a rural community. This hasn’t been the case in Bethel, Alaska. Typically, the community theater troupe finds a role for anyone who Rather, it wasn’t until the Bethel Actors Guild decided to include a auditions. Word started to spread around town, interest in the production production of “Disco Inferno” in its most recent season. This community began to grow, and the company soon realized that this production was theater company is based in a town of 6,000 people, located 400 miles going to be big. With a cast of more than 40, “Disco Inferno” was the west of Anchorage off the state road system on the west coast of Alaska. company’s fourth and largest youth-oriented musical theater production Putting on this production, which was aimed at students in grades 7 to to date. 12, was a bold statement, and it is why the Bethel Actors Guild received a Pride Foundation grant. In considering the Bethel Actors Guild grant application, Pride Foundation recognized that producing a musical such as “Disco Inferno” in a location like Bethel was in sync with the foundation’s mission to utilize the arts as an educational outlet, to conduct outreach and support activities in rural areas, and to partner with mainstream groups in communities where LGBTQ groups do not exist.

Bethel, Alaska may be the final frontier, but projects like these let our community members there know that they are not forgotten because of their geography. Our work in rural and remote communities is vital to the expansion of our movement, and imperative in creating real equality for all people, everywhere.

Bethel is a city located 400 miles west of Anchorage. Accessible only by air and river, Bethel is the main port on the Kuskokwim River and is a hub for fifty Alaskan Native villages.

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 13 Racial Equity Initiative

When Pride Foundation embarked on our Racial Equity Storme Webber, founder of Voices Rising, shared, “The process of being (REI) five years ago, we set out with the goal an REI cohort member was eye-opening and inspiring. We could see Initiative Voices Rising early on as part of a larger group of like-minded cultural of fostering stability and growth among the seven activists doing similar work.” participating nonprofit organizations, each serving As the initiative progressed, the participants’ outlooks on their own LGBTQ communities of color. organizations and what they found to be valuable about the project evolved. David Martinez, who serves as chair of In putting together this initiative, we were, for the most part, able Portland Latino Gay , says that he became more inspired by the commitment of the to anticipate the organizational and infrastructure needs that often Pride individuals involved in running the other participating groups—especially accompany smaller, less visible nonprofit groups that are frequently led or kept operational by volunteers. What became an inspiring surprise the volunteers. was the level of connection and partnership the cohort member groups “The majority of groups were volunteer-driven—without any paid staff. developed with one another. It was inspiring to learn what each was able to accomplish,” Martinez At the first meeting participants discovered that they represented states. “REI helped us identify and strengthen key abilities we had all a variety of constituencies and geographic regions, and that their along. Prior to REI, we referred to ourselves as community volunteers who organizations were at varying stages of their life cycles. Voices Rising, were trying to get by and somehow pull off a Latino gay Pride celebration. a Seattle-based organization that supports and nurtures LGBTQ POC We realized that being volunteers does not minimize our ability to artists, formed less than a year before joining the initiative. This emerging successfully organize and implement a fiscally responsible program.” project sat alongside Entre Hermanos, which promotes the health and Frank Roa, executive director of (UMA) of well-being of the Latino LBGTQ community in the greater Seattle area and Umatilla Morrow Alternatives Hermiston, OR, notes that REI gave his group much more than tools and has been in existence for more than 20 years. knowledge. As part of the initiative, participating groups received guidance on how to effectively manage largely volunteer-run organizations, as well as training “It had a tremendously positive impact on how UMA has evolved. We now about infrastructure and systems needed to take their respective groups have this new family to count on for support with knowledge, wisdom, to the next level. and encouragement,” Roa says. “We are truly much more effective in our approach, and the current status of our community reflects that.” Going into the project, participants recognized a learning opportunity. As described by Marcos Martinez, executive director of Entre Hermanos, The Racial Equity Initiative may have concluded this year, but the “REI gave us the opportunity to get to know other people of color LGBTQ participants are taking what they’ve learned and are applying it to their organizations from the region, to find out what kind of work others are organizations. Our whole community is fortunate that the positive effects doing, and what sorts of challenges others are facing.” from this project will continue for years to come.

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 14 MONTANA: Growing Up in Montana

As our society evolves, and we continue to make progress toward full equality, the age at which LGBTQ youth start coming out is getting younger. While the circumstances around each person’s coming-out story are different, a specific set of questions and challenges arise when the person’s coming out is related to their gender identity and what it means to be transgender in a small community of a very rural state. There are questions about ensuring safety, finding friends and community, identifying qualified and supportive medical professionals, and navigating familial rejection—just to name a few. Most individuals and families learn, discover, experience pain and joy, and grow one step at a time. This was the case for Shay and the journey that she and her family embarked upon when she began her own gender transition process.

For as long as she can remember, Shay, a now 13-year-old transgender girl in Montana, knew she was different. It didn’t seem right to her to change clothes in the boys’ dressing room. Shay was drawn to do girl things, and she wanted to wear nail polish. As early as fourth grade, Shay started telling people that she wanted to live as a girl.

Simply put, she felt she was born in a body that didn’t represent who she was or how she felt. The Sullivan family on a recent family vacation. Growing up, Shay’s struggle with her gender identity caused strife within her family, mainly with her father Jim who felt his child needed to be a boy. counselor recommended they attend Gender Odyssey—a conference At that time, he only understood traditional gender roles. for transgender and gender nonconforming kids and their families—and it opened their eyes. Shay, who attended conference sessions with her “He blamed my mom, my grandma, my aunt, and my cousin for my mom, Shelley, decided that weekend that she wanted to transition and gender differences,” Shay recalls. “My mom would always defend me begin living her life as a girl. when my dad got upset. I felt confused, angry, sad, and overwhelmed because I wasn’t able to be who I was without causing arguments and Shay wasn’t the only one who came out of the experience at Gender with a new outlook. Her dad attended conference sessions hard feelings in my family.” Odyssey aimed specifically toward fathers of transgender children, and as a result In February 2011, the family began seeing a counselor who said Shay’s of his experience came to his own realizations about his child and identity confusion was rooted in her being gender nonconforming. The himself.

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 15 “I learned that I had some homophobic fears that I never really realized us—was anything but warm and welcoming,” states Shelley. “We until I attended the Gender Odyssey conference,” Jim states. “Childhood have since severed relations with this person. It has been difficult to peer pressure seems to have molded my thinking that I carried into accept, but as parents we cannot place our children in unaccepting adulthood. I was more afraid of what people thought of me, rather than and hurtful situations.” just meeting and accepting people for who they were.” The difficulties Shay and her family faced were not limited just to their In addition to the support Shay’s family received from Gender Odyssey, family. As she began presenting as female, Shay asked the students they also began working with a specialist at the Children’s Hospital in her school to call her by her new name and to use female pronouns Los Angeles who is an expert in providing support for and treating the for her. Many did not respond well. After a year of being bullied and medical needs of transgender youth. ostracized, she transferred to a new school and now feels like she’s treated just like everyone else. In the early months of Shay’s gender transition, the family traveled to Seattle for appointments related to her care. While there, Shay and her As her family continues on their journey, they are amazed at the number parents stayed with a family member, and Shelley remembers being of people who have been open and accepting of Shay’s transition. apprehensive of how they would be received upon their arrival. “Our Shelley notes, “It is pleasantly surprising to realize how much kindness, reception from the family member—who was opening their home to love, and support has always surrounded us.”

“It is pleasantly surprising to realize how much kindness, love, and support has always surrounded us.”

—Shelley, Shay’s mom

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 16 TRANSGENDER SUPPORT IN MONTANA The acceptance the family experienced extends to the workplace. At Gender Odyssey, Jim As Shay’s family discovered, it’s critical for received coaching on how he should approach telling co-workers and supervisors about everyone—the individual, parents, siblings, Shay’s transition. teachers, and neighbors—to have the tools “I have told several of my co-workers and supervisors,” notes Jim. “The reaction I have and resources needed to support someone gotten has been very supportive and compassionate.” He adds that, while he’s selective in through the coming out and gender transition whom he tells, he finds he now has more courage to speak out against discrimination toward process. In 2012-2013, Pride Foundation has the LGBTQ community and is more active in supporting people with HIV. had the privilege of investing in three Montana organizations that are providing critical services As she grows, Shay says she’s learned a few things about herself. “I’ve learned to embrace and championing transgender Montanans. my masculine side,” noting that she’s now more comfortable participating in sports and wearing what has been traditionally labeled masculine attire like hats and sneakers. Shay

Montana Transgender Day of Recognition also finds she is more open and comfortable talking about herself. Montana Transgender Day of Recognition is organizing the first Transgender Healthcare To that point, Shelley recalls Shay coming home one day talking about how she explained to Conference in Montana in 2013. In addition, a peer one of her theories about gender nonconformity. through their Gender Alliance chapters in Kalispell, Missoula, Helena, and Bozeman, “I was amazed and awed at her knowledge level, poise, and respect of the issue and the MTDOR provides direct support to transgender other child’s feelings and knowledge base,” Shelley says. “Shay is impressive and mature people and provides professional training for beyond her years. I am proud to call her my daughter.” healthcare and mental health providers. They This is just one example of how a family—and a young person—can thrive with support, also work with organizations and businesses to hope, and hearts open to their exploration. Equipped with love and resources, their path has facilitate the creation of transgender inclusive not been easy, but it has been safe and authentic and joy has come back into their home. policies and treatment protocols. Pride Foundation has been honored to welcome Shay and her family in to our own and is The Transgender Care Project (Planned proud to support the grantees that have assisted, listened to, and championed them—and Parenthood of Montana) supports a traveling others—as they move forward. physician who can deliver competent, dignified, and compassionate care to rural transgender Montanans who would otherwise face mistreatment from local health care providers or face insurmountable travel costs to find safe and respectful care.

Blue Mountain Clinic trains physicians and staff to serve the transgender community through the entire continuum of care and to make physician offices an inclusive and safe space for transgender and gender nonconforming patients.

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With thanks to generous donors and dedicated volunteers, Pride Foundation’s Community Grants Program awarded 87 grants, totaling $300,000 for projects that advance LGBTQ equality in the Northwest.

IN SUPPORT OF ARTS AND RECREATION IN SUPPORT OF HEALTH AND COMMUNITY IN SUPPORT OF LESBIAN HEALTH SERVICES Bethel Actors Guild (Bethel, AK) Feminist Women’s Health Center (Yakima, WA) Gay City Health Project (Seattle, WA) Blue Mountain Clinic (Missoula, MT) Lifewire (Bellevue, WA) Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center (Seattle, WA) IN SUPPORT OF YOUTH AND FAMILIES MOHAI Resource Center (Seattle, WA) Planned Parenthood of Greater WA and North Idaho (Spokane, WA) Basic Rights Oregon (Portland, OR) TAP 365 (Joliet, MT) Western Montana G & L Community Center (Missoula, MT) Boise State University Women’s Center (Boise, ID)

Central Oregon Coast PFLAG (Newport, OR) IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION, ADVOCACY IN SUPPORT OF HIV/AIDS SERVICE Good Samaritan Behavioral Healthcare (Puyallup, WA) AND OUTREACH DELIVERY AND PREVENTION Greater Maple Valley Community Center (Maple Valley, WA) AIDS Housing Association of Tacoma (Tacoma, WA) American Civil Liberties Union of Idaho Foundation Janus Youth Programs, Inc. (Portland, OR) (Boise, ID) Alaskan AIDS Assistance Association (Anchorage, AK) Lotus Rising Project (Ashland, OR) Benton/Franklin PFLAG (Richland, WA) Blue Mountain Heart to Heart (Walla Walla, WA) Odyssey Youth Center (Spokane, WA) CAUSA (Salem, OR) Butte AIDS Support Services (Butte, MT) Oregon Safe Schools and Communities Coalition Centralia College Diversity Center (Centralia, WA) Center for Multicultural Health (Seattle, WA) (Portland, OR) Flathead Reservation Human Rights Coalition (Ronan, MT) Ecumenical Ministries of OR’s HIV Services Program Partners in Prevention Education (Olympia, WA) (Portland, OR) Friendly House/Elder Resource Alliance (Portland, OR) Peace and Justice Action League of Spokane (Spokane, WA) Edúcate Ya (Portland, OR) Ingersoll Gender Center (Seattle, WA) Peace For the Streets By Kids From the Streets (Seattle, WA) Evergreen AIDS Foundation (Bellingham, WA) Klamath Basin Lambdas (Klamath Falls, OR) Pierce County AIDS Foundation (Tacoma, WA) Inland Oasis (Moscow, ID) Lutheran Community Services Northwest (Spokane, WA) Q Youth Resources (Silverdale, WA) Jefferson AIDS Services (Port Townsend, WA) Montana Human Rights Network (Helena, MT) Seattle Public Schools Health Education Office (Seattle, WA) Lifelong AIDS Alliance (Seattle, WA) Montana Pride Network (Helena, MT) Skagit Valley Family YMCA (Mount Vernon, WA) Metropolitan Community Church -the Gentle Shepherd PFLAG Portland (Portland, OR) Stonewall Youth (Olympia, WA) (Vancouver, WA) PFLAG Spokane (Spokane, WA) TAP 365 (Joliet, MT) North Idaho AIDS Coalition (Coeur d’Alene, ID) Pride Day Equality Project, Inc (Eugene, OR) Triple Point Vancouver (Vancouver, WA) Palouse HIV Consortium (Palouse, WA) QLaw: The GLBT Bar Association of WA Foundation Triple Point Walla Walla (Walla Walla, WA) (Seattle, WA) Pierce County AIDS Foundation (Tacoma, WA) United Way of Anchorage (Anchorage, AK) Rainbow Center (Tacoma, WA) Rosehedge Multifaith Works (Seattle, WA) Vista Youth Center (Kennewick, WA) Three Dollar Bill Cinema (Seattle, WA) Sean Humphrey House (Bellingham, WA) Youth Eastside Services (Bellevue, WA) YWCA of Clark County (Vancouver, WA) Seattle Area Support Groups and Community Center (sSeattle, WA) Youth Suicide Prevention Program (Seattle, WA) The Seattle Humane Society (Bellevue, WA) YouthCare (Seattle, WA) Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence (Seattle, WA) Strength for the Journey (Portland, OR) Yellowstone AIDS Project (Billings, MT)

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Pride Foundation donors not only make a difference today, but also create a philanthropic legacy of change that will endure for generations to come. Over our 28-year history, thousands of donors from across the Northwest have inspired a culture of generosity in pursuit of LGBTQ equality. With immense gratitude, we thank all our donors who have made our work possible. (Donors that have given for a consecutive 10 years or more are highlighted in bold.)

$10,000 OR MORE Dan Moore Peter Shalit & Bob Clark Kim Gunning Doug Morgenson Anne Symonds & Peggy Graybill Darryl Gurecky Mika Albright Steve Parsons Constance Wilkinson & Kyra Becker Hagamen Family Foundation David Dotlich & Doug Elwood J. Ritchie & Mark Linvill Mary Willis Matthew D. Haggerty, L.M.P & Marc Stiles William S. Etnyre Chet Robachinski & Jerry Slipman Keeman Wong & Ward Beattie JoAnn Hartline & Melissa Barran Bob Evans* & Steve Davis Bob Roblee & Ron Johnson Lee Heck & Bill McGee Douglas Exworthy* & Kent Poush Gary Southerton & David Isla $1,000 TO $2,499 Jeff Hedgepeth* & John Medlin William L. Fleming* Jeffrey Stolz & Tim O’Connor Lucy Lee Helm Pam Foster & Liz Austin Fund High Stakes Foundation Lacey All Kris Hermanns* Leslie Giblett Tim Sweeney Ian Anderson Michael Herzfeld & Charles Drabkin Jeff Graham & John Longres* Michael Bailey David Thorpe*, CPA & Geoff Greenlee, John Holliday & Glenn Lawler Jim Miersma & Bill Hammer DDS, MSD Merri Baldwin Emilie Jackson-Edney* Travis Penn & John Wicher Nicholas Utzinger & John Rochford Jerry Becker & Marty Wade Jason Kildall Cheryl & Walt Penn Benjamin G. Vazquez Peter Bergler & Brent Haynes Seth Kirby* & Anna Shelton Thomas M. Rasmussen & Clayton W. Lewis Kathryn Wehle* & Theresa Haynie Susan Betts Monica Landry Tony Raugust & Joe Curiel Anonymous (1) Jabe Blumenthal & Julie Edsforth Erin Lennon* Scott & Katie Renschler Osa Bogren Hannah Love Timothy Bradbury, Attorney Julie Shapiro & Shelly F. Cohen $2,500 TO $4,999 Larry Lowary & Gerry Betz Arthur & Mildred Bright John Massie Jane Abbott Lighty & Pete-e Petersen Aaron Browning $5,000 TO $9,999 Gay & Duncan McBane David S. Anderson Kim Burkes* Kiki McMillan Joyce M. Allen* & Jessica Lynn Ben Bakkenta* & Eric Snow Victor Carlson Sam McVeety & Jordan Goldwarg Paul Beaudet* & David Wertheimer* Craig & John Darling Scott Clyde Rebecca Nerison Phoenix Benner Ellen Ferguson & Diana Sill Celeste Cole Martha Norberg Angie Buysse & Cynthia Per-Lee Michael Hanrahan Courtney D. Corley & Ernesto Gonzalez Nancy S. Nordhoff & Lynn Hays Frank Chaffee & John Gliessman Peter D. Hiatt & Ron Huden Peggy Dolane* George Nunes* Robert Cundall* & Dan Bross Brady Jensen & Mario Cristancho Bob Eichler Marcie Osborn Audrey Haberman* & Marge McGinty Christopher Keyser & Steven Casteele Cheri Fleming William Painter Rex Himes Carol Mastenbrook & Chris Carter Jana Fry & Pam Wolfe Scot R. Partlow* & Dean A. Kralios Jason Lamb & Alan Kristal Arlene Mitchell & Lillian Baer Jason Fussell Donna & Michael Patrick Martin Lantz & Donald Coffman+ Judy Pigott Jane Goldman Marschel Paul* & Margaret Sutro Rebecca Laszlo & Sara Intriligator John Rolfstad Charles Goodwin & James Lehn Alex Pava* & Clif Marr Daniel Ling & Lee Obrzut Bryan Schopp Steve Gunn Lucy Peckham

* Current or former Pride board or staff member

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 19 Janice Pickard & Anne Harvey Anastasia R. Aldecoa Dr. Desiray Bailey Jason Bergevin & Kelly Abner Laura Pierce* David Alewine Amber & Drew Baillon Miriam Berkman Peter Pinney Cynthia Alexander Pam Bainbridge Nicole Bernard Marjorie Press* Sally & David Alger Corey Baker Margaret Berroth Stacey Prince & Teri Mayo Rachel All Sonia & Kendall Baker Peter Berry & Christopher Tolfree Tom Retan Lee Ann Allahyar Scott & Cheryl Baker Linda Besant & Martha Goetsch Robert A. Riopelle Kimberly Allen & Maxine Williams Janice E. Baker & B. JoAnne Bailey Kathleen Betters Elias Rojas* Bruce Allen & Jim Balkowitsch Carol & Mike Balasa Danny Bettin Fred Schoen* Awwad Al-Omar R. Ballard Ryan Beus Jeff Schoner Najwa Alsheikh James & Nancy Bardeen James Biddick Sarah Schuyler Ramon Alvarez* & Jim Jones Kathleen Barker Brad Bigelow Mike Scott* & Cullen Brady Carrie Amankwah David Barker Phil Bilderback Sharon Shoemaker Martha Amore Carol Barnes Cathy & Robert Billie Tara Smith* & Ahmed Amin Harry Anderson & Terry Bible Yasmin & Kelley Barnes-Valdes Tom Bingman & Sean Lane Charles J. Sparling Lee Anderson Terry Barnett Tari Birch Lawrence B. Stone & Jan Jecha Arlene Anderson Anna Barrigan Wayne W. Bitterman Larry Stonesifer & Ron Angress Lori & Jim Anderson Victor J. Barry, DDS Pavel Blagov Stuart J. Stuple & Bjoern-Erik Hartsfvang Kirsten Andrews Michelle Bartlett Robin Blair Miles K. Takahashi Cheryle & Larry Andrews Michael & Debby Bates Sherry Blakely H. William Thieleman Jane Angene Bruce Bauer Trish Blanchard Cheryl & David Ethan Trooskin-Zoller Emily Anthony & David Maymudes Ronald Bayer Marlena Blonsky Steven Wakefield* Brian Anthony & Joe Fitzpatrick David Bayless Debby Bloom Brady Walkinshaw & Micah Horwith Carole Antoncich & Robert Haberman Becky Bear Thomas Blume & Renee Bryant Stephen Walsh Judge Marlin Appelwick Thomas Beauclair Joanna Boatman Jared Watson* Anne Appleby Nancy Beck & Mary Ellen de la Pena Doniella Boaz Cindy Weese Kathleen and Tommy Arends Anne Beck & Susan Beilke Louise Bode Laney Williams Jane Arends & Shelley Smith John & Edith Beckwith Rebecca Bodnar Laurie B. Wolf* Kristina Armenakis Barb Bedrosian Judith Boersema Jimbo Worm* Amanda Armstrong Christopher Beiter Sara Boesser Thomas Zambito III Sondra Arnold Paul McGrath & David Beland Janis Bohan Anonymous (3) Scott Arnold Rhonda Bell Mark Bolender & Polly Close John Arrowsmith Molly Bell Kristen Bomengen & Mo Hicks up to $999 Laura Asbell, Ph.D. Miji Bell Mark & Eva Bonnema Kimberly Abbott Mark & Lisa Ashley Ilene Bell Julie & Arthur Bookstrom Sue Ablao Eden Atwood Mika Belle James Boone & Joseph Bucuzzo Lloyd Adalist Judy & Ken Austin Ramon & Linda Beluche Rhonda Boothe & Jessica Salmonson William Adams & Amy Donohue-Adams Karen Averitt Andy Benjamin & Nan Herbert Paul & Eileen Borne Todd & Yaroslavna Adams JP Avila Brad Benner Marco Borrelli Nancy Adams Mary Ayres Craig Bennett Randy Boshart & Rod Schepper Sebastian Aguilar Thomas Azzarella Joanne & Gordon Glasgow Heather J. Bottorff Takako Aikawa Bryan & Deirdre Backstrom David Bentley Jeff & Charlotte Bottrell Robert C. & Melode Akervick Sarah Baergen Mike Benton & Beth Rasgorshek Don Botts & Don Anderson Ellie Akins Thatcher Bailey* Adina Berg Kathy Boullin & Don Hogeland Kathleen Albro Barbara Bailey* Jen Berg & Caleb Will Dee Bowdler

* Current or former Pride board or staff member

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 20 Keith Bowers Nancy Burns Beth Castleberry Carmela Collins Kim Bowlby Janie Burns & Lori Steele Vince Ceccacci & John Nicholls Liz Collins Anna Box & Jeanne Dolan J. Geoffrey & Linda Burns Ken Cederstrand Jennifer Combe & Matthew Hamon Ann Boyce David Burris Barbara Chadwick Jane Commet Ed & Delores Boyle Janet & William Bush Donald P. Chamberlain Eli Conant Pierre Bradette Howard & John Bye-Torre Linda Chamberlain Clifford Cook Audrey Bradshaw Natalie M. Cain Christopher C. Charles Kerry Cooke Delilah Bragg & Karen Mills Jess & Riley Caldwell-O’Keefe Anna Chavelle & Chris Knutson Chrissy Cooley & Seamus Mahoney Ghaska Branch Tom Camel Andrea Chavez Catherine & Ned Cooney Lael Braymer Richard Cammach+ Andrew Cheezem Nancy Cooper & J. David Chrismon Helen Breedlove Margarethe Cammermeyer & Diane Brian Chen & Tim Pearson Cloantha Copass Taylor & Theresa Brelsford Divelbess Jessica Chen Caitlin Copple* Jennifer Cooper Breon Craig G. Campbell & Brian R. Brock Mark Cherney Timothy Coray Tim & Becky Bridges Tom Campbell & Carey Wong Louise Chernin* & Mary Klein Tom & Lisa Cordingley Brian Britigan Eric Candell & William Powell Katherine Childers Elaine Cornell Clark & Toni Broadbent Jeanine Cardiff Candace Chin Jennifer Corning Zoey Rose Brodsky* John Cardinali Carol Chism John Corso Stacy Brodzik Megan Carey Kathryn & Matthew Chociej Travis Cossel & Carmen Morawski Jeff Bronstein & Efrain Centero Megan E. Carey Jeff Christensen Jim & Virginia Court Nathaniel Brown Chanda Carlson* & Janice Wall Troy & Karen Christensen Rachel Court Laura S. Brown, Ph.D. & Lynn Brem Linda Carlson & David Hunter Marle Christensen Carolyn Covington Carol Brown Dennie Carlson Dave Christensen Jane Cowles Henry Brown Kurt Carlson Susan Christian Jean Craciun Al Brown & Jon Waite Kara Carlson Sharon Christoph & Chris Davidson Gene & Judy Craig Christopher Brown Laurie Carlsson Daniel Christopher Pam & Glenn Cravez Joni Brown Molly Carney & John Baer Richard Chuvala Lillian Crawford Jordan Brown Gary L. Carpenter Teresa Ciabattari & Brian Halpern Gordon Crawford & Rebecca Herzfeld Kindree Brownbridge Patrick Carr Erica Ciszek Adam Crenshaw Anne & Nicole* Browning Cat Carrel Paula Clarke & Merlin White Gary Crevling Jenni & Christopher Browning Hellen Y. Carreras Shannon Clawson Rachael Crickman Tania Bruce Michael Carrigan Rebecca Cleary & Stacey Bakula Anita Verna Crofts Laura Bry Linda Carrol Brian H. Cleworth Susan A. Crofts Gerry Bryant Katie Carter Gregory Clinkingbeard Kathryn Crofts Natalie E. Bryson Richard Carter Craig Clow Donita Crosby Shelley Bublitz Heather Carter & Shannon Carter-Murdoch Steven Clyne J. Diane Cross Pam Bucy Lisa Carter Alison Cobb Kim Crowley Sheila Bugbee and Miriha Scalf Lisa & Dennis Cartwright Bryan Cochran Ben Crowther Cynthia Buhr Danielle Carver & Krystal Woodman Chris Coffman Bud Cudmore Robert Bullock Susan Case Andrew Cohen & James Packman John & Helen Cummings Janet Burchfield Debbie Caselton Barby & Don Cohen Helena Cummings Susie & Steve Burdick Philip M. Casias Oliver Colbert & Eric Olson Libby Cunningham & Mike O’Leary Dick Burdon Carol Casler Robert Cole Dondi Cupp & David Roberts Connie Burk & Jake Fawcett Celia Castle & Brenda Bauer John & Kathryn Collins Dr. Madelyn Curll Mary Burman Kevin Castle Gary Collins Betsey Curran & Jonathan King

* Current or former Pride board or staff member

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 21 Chris Curry Michael Diamartino John Eglin Mel Fisher Don Curtis, Jr. & Scott Squier Fritz & Gene Dickey Susan M. Eidenschink Peggy Fitzgerald Leslie Cushman & Jodi Smith Stephanie Dickey & Laurie Blakeslee Heidi Eidler Constance Fleming Susan Cutshall Monica Dickson Keith Ekness Brian Flikkema Pam Dale & Mark Cadwallader Donna DiFiore Dorothy Eley Aline Flower Suzannah Dalzell Andrew Dillman Cynthia Elliott Heather Flynn Emily Danforth & Erica Edsell Jamie Dillon Kathleen Elliott & Teresa Hampton Nanette Fok & Brad Tong Chris Daniels J.J. Dion & Bob Wilson Len & Linda Elliott Duncan & Leslie Foley Nancy Daniels Cecile Disenhouse & Dave Jette Karen & Wayne Ellis Jing Fong & Barry Hoonan Erin Daniels Lynn Dissinger Richard Ellison & Curtis Stromberg Linda & Ronald Forest Larry Dart Megan Dixon & Scott Knickerbocker Charles W. Elsen Marianne Forrest Beverly Daugherty John Doan Sara Elward* Kay Foss Pat Davidson Wayne T. Dodge, MD & Larry Kreisman Claire Emerson Candace Foss Jennifer Davies Brian & Lori Dohe Rabbi Cindy Enger Denis Foster & Bob Nakamura Kathleen Davis Patricia Dolan & Paula Hills Randy Engstrom Kenneth Fowler Charles F. Davis Karen Donahue Robinson & Danny Andrew Epperson Dawna & Nick Fowler Martha Davis & Pat Borchers Robinson Judith Erickson Jaron Franck Vanita & Glenn Davis Walt Donges Roe Erin Sue Frantz & Verla Viera Joel C. Davis Tim Donlan & Dennis Jumaquio Bruce Erskine John Fredlund & Bess Snyder Fredlund Roger Davis Jeanne Donovan & Jeffery Philpott Barbara Ertter Robin P. Fredricks John Davis & Kathleen MacFerran Lara Dorman & Deb Poteet Joyce Esterby Jon Freeland & Shane Vannatta Craig Davison & Glenn Maarse Jessica Dorr Christopher C. Evans Matthew Freeman Heather Dawson & Mary Edelman Edwina Dorsey Ben Evans Joyful Freeman Paulette de Coriolis Linda Dougherty Jan Scott & Sally Exworthy Dave Fregeau LLyn De Danaan Steve Downey Karin Eysel & Marcelo Serpe Julio Freitas & Shane Kirkham Deanna D. De Yong Linda & Jeffrey Downing Susan Fairo & Christine Suter John French & Craig Norton Kenneth & Margaret DeBoer Laura Dressler Jean Burch Falls Matt Friday & Bruce Carlson John DeBoer Peggy E. Drew Lorelle Farber & Dee Todd Mark Friedman Anita K. deGive Bill Dubay & John Reitberger+ Melkim Farich-Barley Mel Friedman & Shelley Hamilton Jesica DeHart R.J. Duckworth Paul Farley Friends of Patricia Van Kirk Amber Dehne Nicolette Ducommun & Brad Stone Leslie Farris Dustin Fujikawa Rafael del Castillo & John Bellavia Patrick Duffy & Cathy Janusz Ruth Fast Gail Fulton & Craig Kanagy Lani Delong Christian Duhamel Rachel Faulkner Harvey Funai M. Roxanne Delory Liz B. Dunbar Charles D. Fay Robert Funk Mark Demanes Kerri Dunning Maureen & David Emerson Feit Kristy Furley Joe & Naomi Denhart Jace Dyckman Peter Fels & Nancy Helget Sue Furness Derivative Duo Suzie Eades William D. Ferguson, M.D. Ginny & Jack Furshong Pamela DeRusha Joni Earl Rebecca Ferguson Mar Gade Betty Devereux & Diana Dilley Chuck Eastwell Elaine Field & Lisa Sokanoff Seumas Gagne Kathryn Devine Marie Eaton Becky Finkbeiner Mary Gallo & Lisa Byers Sandy Devine & Sue Rehberger Christopher Economakos Melvin & Eleanor Finkbeiner Harry Galloway Deborah DeWolfe & Kate Stewart Eddie Edmondson & Dennis Pierce Billie Fisher T. Luis & Amy Galvan Dorothy J. Dexter Susan Edwards & Jim Ernest Gregory & Diane Fisher Marie Galyean Terry Diaddigo & Felicia Latham Carey Eggen Anne Fisher & James Sergent Helen Gamble

* Current or former Pride board or staff member

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 22 Josie Gardner & Ramona Grondin David Green* & Lew Scheinert Diane Harney Rep. Ellie Hill & Dr. Tyler Smith Barbara Gardner & Thomas Howell Barbara Green & Annie Gage Michelle Harper Stephen Hill & Corrine Henke Francis Gary Diana Greenbaum & Denise Coe Jane Harradine Jennifer Hill Hart Sandra & Robert Gates Marcy B. Greene Thom Harrington & Stewart Wong Rodney Hines & Erik Bergeson Michelle Gaul Bill & Linda Greene Heather & Joshua Harris Andy Hintzpeter Melanie & Alan Gay John Greene Mark Harris Richard Hirsch James M. Gaylord Allen & Evelyn Greenwalt Chris Harris Tracy Hitchcock & Vic Durnil Jim Geddings Ellie Greenwood Rev. Barbara Harrison Condon & Larry Tuyen Hoang William Geelan Eliza Greenwood & Katherine Dalton Harrison Bill Hodge & Chris Hoffer Reginald Zisette & Beth Gendler Tony Gregg & James Doyle Shannone & KC Hart Jere Hodgin Laura Gentry & Carollani Sandberg Devon Greyerbiehl Lorri Hart Darren Hoerner John Gessner Cynthia Gross William D. Harvey Kate Hoerster & Jeff Stelling Lois Gibbens Marceline Grossman Kathleen Hasson & Daniel Schiff Susan Hogan Ginger Gibbs & Janet Guenther Andrea Gruer Terri Hatch-Thurston Mark & Sue Holbrook Sarah Gibbs Steven Guichard & Ray Phua James Hatten Larry Holder Joel Gibson & John Martines Farand Gunnels* & David Victor Ruth Havican & Karen Holcomb Meredith Holladay Lynn Given Somit Gupta Shannon Havins & Johannah Williams M. Sue Holland Marci Glass Deandria Gutzmer Shelley Hayes* Douglas Holley & Christopher Nickelsen Teresa Glasscock & Sandra Mullin Laurel Haas Emily Hazen & Marian DiPerna Kerry Holliday Well Balanced Harold Hagen Robert Head Richard A. Holman Barbara Glicksberg Doug Haldeman & Bo Gloster Therese Healy & Lunette Birrenkott Lucy Homans & Hugh Bangasser Kore Glied Dan Haley & Michelle Messer Julie A. Heath Bob Homer Karen Gold Susan Hall Tom Hecker Gloria Hong & Emma Zavala-Suarez Alberta Golden Crystal Hall & Dominic Muren Linda Heidenreich Therese Hooft Peter Goldfarb Amy E. Hall Gary Heil Suzanne Z. Hoover Jordan Goldwarg Tiffany Hall Wes Heinmiller & Alan Stameinsen Sheryl Hopkins Allan Golston & Stephen Bryant Tru Halliwell Elsie Heinrick Sharon Horne & Heidi Levitt Janice Golub Jonathan Halpern Betsy Held & Curtis Veal James House Jana Goodman Susan Halvor Lisa Hellemn Holly Houser Dee L. Gordon Morgan Halvorson Lynn Henderson & Gail McKinley Jeanette Housner Clare Gordon Angelica Hambrick Dana Henderson Denys Howard Joanne Gormley Marion & Mark Hammer Robert K. Hendricks JoEllen Howard Niki Graham Barbara Hammond Mary Henry & Margaret Purcell Katy Howard Mary E. Graham Roy Hamrick & Stephen Carstens Anne Herbert Beth Howard Andrew & Molly Gramley Ellen Hanly Lloyd E. Herman Sean Howard Nina Grandy & Thomas Croley Avery & Jessica Hannah Dr. Jean Hernandez* & Erin Foy Joseph Howell & Steven Ray Joelfré Grant Priscilla A. Hannon Paul W. Heroy Berri Hsiao Allison Grant Tim Hansen David Herrera & Manuel Garcia Jim Huggins Mark & Donna Grassel Alberta Hansen Steven Hesla John Hui & Nick Terry Debra Gravelle Barbara T. Hanson Robert Heuer Tom Hujar Elvi Gray-Jackson Ken Hapke & Bob Delisle Laura Hewitt Kay Hummel Calvin Greatsinger Edward Hardy Thomas J. Heye Greg Hunicutt Susan Gans & Mary Ann Greco Margaret Hardy Stephen B. Hilbert Jason J. Hunke* & Rich Nolle Jeremy Grediagin Angela Harmon & John Farman Sherry Hill Kara Hunnicutt & Cheryll Simmons

* Current or former Pride board or staff member

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 23 Suzanne Hunter Leann & Greg Johnson Doug Kim-Brown Rosmond Langberg & Mary Maxfield Kimberly Hunter Chris L. Johnson David Kincheloe Raymond & Kiraya Langberg Pat Hunter Jeremy Johnson & William Haight Daryl J. King & Todd G. Hagan Chereen & Chris Langrill Jordan Huppert & Sarah Lange Devon Johnson Quentin King & Glen Kriekenbeck Kathryn Lanthorn Paul Ikeda Jeannie Johnson John King Judy Lantor Schylar Canfield & Doug Ingraham Tessa Johnson & Christie Nicklay Juliette King & Lisa Caldwell Steven Lanzet & Jerry Jerrems Jennifer Inslee & Star Rush Caroline Johnston Layne King Jeff Lanzet Michael Ivanoff Gregory Jones Scott Kinney Sue Larew Anya Jabour LaRae Jones Julia Kittross & Stuart Schnell Mary Lee Larison & Doug Turman Peter C. Jackson Todd Jonker John Kleinkopf Shari Larsen Jill Jackson & Lisa Reitzes Misa Joo Starr T. Klube James Lasersohn Erik Jackson & Trent Shaw Kristin Jorgensen Bernie Kneefe Alavini Lata & Matthew Jones Rev. Bob & Edith Jackson Karli Kristine Jorgensen Gerald Knight Tom Lathrop Nancy & Robert Jacobs Janie Jun Kristi Knodell & Kristin Kinnamon Andrew Laue & Raphael Chacon Stacy James Michael C. Jurich Lisa Koch Heather Laurie Mari Jamieson Michele Kämmerer & Janis Walworth Grove & Margaret Koger Eric Leaf Lisa Jamieson Tiffany Karling Jenifer Kohout & Karen Konopacki Patricia Leahy & Sandra Hubert Katherine Janney Mia Kartiganer James Kollman Brigid Leake Alysha & Sepp Jannotta Jean Kasota Lawson Konvalinka Sue Leathers Stephanie Jaouen & Brynn Starr Sharon & Timothy Kaufman-Osborn Richard L. Koon Cathy LeCompte Karen C. Jarussi Etsuko Mary Kawaguchi Laurie Kops Kirstin Lee Michael Jarvis & Craig Larson Scott Kawasaki James Kostelecky Michael Lee & Paul Richards Rebecca Jaynes Joe Kear Jay Krajic Sarah Leeds David Jayo Heather Keast Lori Kramer Keren Lehavot Daniel Jeffery R.M. Keefe & R.L. Allen Corey Krantz Tim Lehman Fawn Delight G.E. Keesling Joe Kremsreiter Suzanne & Howard Leichman Robert E. Jenkins Bruce Kellam Charles Krieg Steven Leider V. Jenkins & J. Moore Diane Kelley Kevin Kristof & Sean Brown Margaret Lemberg Christopher Jennings & Ann Marie Mark Kelley & Laura Stafford Eleanor Kronberger Larry & Donnette Lennox Vandeman Craig Kelly Brenda Kross Kelly Lerner & Alli Kingfisher Yvonne Jensen & Becky Rounds Barbara & Sean Kelly Leigh Krueger & Larry Barello Ryan Letcher Kathy Jess Patricia Kemp & Christine Kaufmann Valerie Krull Will Leuschner & Robert McGinnis Tom Jewell* & Bruce Woolverton Don Kemper Karen Kueffler Mark Levine & John Keppeler Linda Jewett Theresa Kendrick Agnes Kwong & Chris Stevens Adam Levine Eleanor Jewett Diane Kendy Chad Lacey Anne Levinson Dr. Kent Johnson & Cody Blomberg Connie Keogh Jonathon Lack Lawrence M. Levitan Hwa Johnson David Kerlick Raymond W. Lader Linda L. Lewis Eva & Kevin Johnson Carl Kern Robert Laek Paul & Linda Lewis Jett T. Johnson David Kersey Jere LaFollette & Wendy Sanderson Cindy Lewis Lincoln Johnson Kit Ketcham Annette Laico* Briana Lewis Barbara Johnson Jason Kettler Barbara Lampert Margaret Lewis & Robert Huppe David Johnson Colin Kiley Laura Lancaster & Jane Garrow Ingrid Lewison Billie Johnson Mariana Kim Carol Landis Winston Lin Michelle Johnson Anonymous John W. Landon, M.D. Mark Lindquist

* Current or former Pride board or staff member

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 24 Alice Lindsley & Rachael Barry Marlene Manela Sincaglia Lisa McClain Barbara Miller LaVonne Linneman Carolyn Mangelsdorf & Robert Grimm Whitney McCleary & Joseph King Marilyn & Craig Miller Ariana Lipkind Susan Mann Wendy A. McClure Jennifer Mills Joyce Liu Jennifer Mannix & Kris Weixelman Tara & Zan* McColloch-Lussier Laura Mincks Kerry Lobel & Marta Drury Mary Ann Mansfield John McCollum LM & Denise Minich King Kelly Locklin Andrea Manzo Nancy McCourt & Gary Stein Chad Minnick Steve Lockwood & Molly O’Reilly Heather Margolis Andre McDade Rachel A. Mioni Justin Long Deborah Maria Neil McDevitt & Richard Sutton Brian Mistler Diana Longdon Sean Marinella Rachel & Brandon McDonald Chuck Mize Toni Loomis Genjo Marinello & Carolyn Stevens Karen McDonell Christopher Mobley Ricardo Lopez & Glen Hemingson Mimi Marinucci Barett McGavock Jo Moccia Ted Lord* & Chris Cooper Cara Marks Kelly McGuire Stephanie Moe Roger Lorenzen & John Takami Enrica Marocco Mauree McKaen Rep. Jim Moeller Theresa Lourde Everett Maroon Elizabeth McKay & Patrick McLaughlin Ken Molsberry & Chris Vincent Ann Lovell & Jan Williams Milana Marsenich Trish McKernan & Pat Hughes Barbara Monda Candace Lee Lower Tom & Colin Marsh Robin McKinney Larry Monk Lawrence Lowther Sandra Martellini Kelli McKnight Allan maggie montana & Amy Schindler Dana Luce & Allison Smith Keith Martensen Alice McLean Alex Montances Brittany Luddington & Liz Melendez Michael Martin & John Kale Elwood McLoud & Michael Buckey Bill Moomau Tina & Francis Luerssen Terry Martin & Jane Gutting Elizabeth McManus Casey Moore Jerry Luiten Vi Martin Carrie McMullin Mardi Moore Fred Lund & Guy Bradick Nathalie Martin Bob McQuigg Laura Moran Sharon & Fred Lundahl Richard Martin Bert R. Mead Terry Moran Karen Lundblad & Lucy McIver Gerald Martin Sally Mead Marsha Morgan & Claire Moore Chad Lupkes & Deborah Herrington Martha Martin Cassidy Medicine Horse Susan & Isaac Morgensztern Robert Lux Steve Martin* & Jim Smith Emily Medina Jeff Morneau Corinne Lyle Mary Martinez Roger Meers Barbara Moro Meghan Lynch Tamara Martinez-Anderson Lauren Mehl & Genevieve Bryant Roger Morris Miriam & Michael Lyngholm Lee Ann & Colleen Martinson The Purple Lady/Barbara J. Meislin Fund Kevin Moser & Bret Tiderman Judy Lynn Paula Mataro & Chris Larson Chris Melton Jody L. Mosher Craig Mabie & Douglas Sutherland Susie & Albert Matsuura Anne Melton Margie Moulton Bob MacGrady & Michael Weinheimer Keith Matthews & Natalie Duvernay Sandra Menashe Cara Moulton Chris MacGregor Michael Mattmiller Kristine Merz Anne Marie Moylan Louisa Mackenzie Ann Mattoon Jane Meseck & Cathy Schick Greg Mullins George MacLean Erin Mayer Jennie Meyer & Shea Trout Jill Mullins Nicole Macri & Deb Cayz Lisa Maynard Natalie Meyers Debra Mulnick & William Bourland Joanna Madden & David Ashmore Todd & Anthony Maynard Linda Michal Anne Mulqueen Michelle Magers Tina McAlexander Donald Miller & Paul Booker John Mundy Ann Magnano & Sheri Boddy Michael J. McBride & Pamela C. Behring Matt & Jennifer Miller Elizabeth Munger Heather Ebba Maib & Robert Bromley Sean McBride Roger & Edith Miller Marti Munhall Pat Mail & Peg Kopf+ Megan McBride Laurisa Miller & Ann-Marie Wehrer Christine Munson Kathy & Chris Mallalieu Deborah McCandless Ashley Miller Marc Muntifering Valerie Mamches Fay & Bob McCann Barbara A. Miller Jana Murphy Robert Manalili Tiffany McClain* Faith Miller & Bruce Wicherski James Murtaugh & Michael D’Ambra

* Current or former Pride board or staff member

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 25 John Musgrove Amy Ophus Christopher Peterson Bari Prince Eileen Myer & Marcey DeYoung Mike Orlich & Kevin Blickfeldt Larry Peterson April Prior & Melissa Reddout Cliff & Chris Mygatt Collin & Bonnie Orr Jeanne-Marie Peterson & John E. Poling Felicia Probert & Sharon Paris Dean Nakagawa Anne Orzepowski & Robert Tiedemann Jeci Peterson Paul F. Pruitt Patricia Naselow Ayofemi Oseye Sid Jordan Peterson Janie Pulsifer James A. Neal Hans & Jacquelyn* Ostrom Janet C. Petrie William Purdy & Robb Irigon Brynn Neibaur Rueben Otero Cathy & Walter Pfahl Sharie Pyke Rep. Sharon Nelson Karl Otto Sally Pfeifer Lee Pyne-Mercier Jennifer Ann Nelson Mark A. Owens Mark & Desiree Phair Jessica Quade & Courtney Isaacs Kimberly Nelson & Mark Contois Lyndsey & Pete Owens Teri Phillips Jori & Matthew Quinlan Rai Nelson Mark Owsley Jackie Phillips Johnny Quinn & Corey Fortune Robert & Karen Neubauer Mia Oxley Justin Phillips Donna & Bob Raforth Jo Neumaier Kerry & Connie Ozer Anne Phillips & Carol Leah Brown Stephanie Ragland & Jerry Johnsen Randy Newell Roseanne Pagano Drew Phoenix Dawn Rains & Heather Laird Scott Newland Michelle Pak Raymond Phua Mike Ramey Svein Newman Eleanor Palacios Vicky Pickart Rick Ramos Nic & Tasia Ellen Palmer Brad & Nancy Pickhardt Ann Ramsay Jenkins Kimberly Nicholas & Rachel Diaz Carlo & Angela Papini M.P. Piering Kim Ramsey Wendy & Sarah Nicolai Bejan Parast Andriette Pieron Sue Ramsey Judy & David Nielsen Susan Parker Clinton & Patti Piper Will & Tami Randall Dale Nienow & Becky Brown-Nienow Rob Parkhurst Theda Pittman James Randall Francina Noordhoek Sharon Parkman Denise Pitts Erin Rasmussen & Steven Lawyer Brad Nowlin Gary Parn Mike Plumer Cherie Ravagni Melissa Nussbaum Philip Paroian Ron Poindexter & Jay Williams Andrea Raven Christine Oakley & Clarice Coyne Amy Parrish & Kevin Feris Timothy Popanz Doug Raymond & Paul Donovan Ward Oakshott Linda & Jim Parsons Jay Porter & David Smith Lonnie & Vickie Read Gloria & James O’Brien Alan Pate & Robert Capriccio Tina & Steve Postel Don Reading Jason Ochoa Robin Patterson Connie Poten & Andy Sponseller Everett E. Reagan Jeffrey Ochsner & Sandra Perkins Lore Patterson Marianne Pott Suzie Reahard Amy O’Connor & Andrew Gehrke Justin Pava & Cora Anderson Misty Poulson Grace Reamer & Kevin Boze Debra O’Gara Karen Pavlidis & Sean Draine Susan Povey Hutchison Sue Redkey & Dan Cushing Grant Ogren Janet Peacey Angela Powell* & Maria Bullon Fernandez Leah Redwine Margaret Okamoto Amory Peck & Linda Lambert Diana Powell Katy Reed Judith & Charles O’Kelley Jamie & Eric Pedersen Lee Powelson Linda Reed Erin Okuno & Jesse Hein Solveig Pedersen Tom Powers Joanne Reeds John Paul Olafson & Bill Burgua Carol Pencke Keri Pravitz & William Stout Louise Regelin Barbara Olic-Hamilton Jan Penney Michael Pray Catherine Reid Mark & Tami Oliver Ardella & Jim Percy Eileen Preiss Penny Reid Sydnee O’Loughlin & Dakota Foote Elizabeth Pernotto & Robert Marshall James B. Prendergast, Jr. Harlan Reidmohr Khris Olsen Will Perry Judith Pressmar Cheryl & Stephanie Reid-Simons Christine Olsen Jeanne Perry Elizabeth & Jay Preston Kathy* & Robert Reim Arvid Olson Dorothy E. Petersen Alexander Price Richard Reinhardt Janice & Michael O’Mahony Dirk Peterson Leslie Prieto Robert Hughes & Pamela Rentz Carolyn O’Neill Ilene Peterson & Rebecca Kirkland Margie & Larry Prince John T. Reuter & Sarah Hendrick Reuter

* Current or former Pride board or staff member

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 26 Jesse Reynard Brian Giddens & Steve Rovig Elaine Senosk Corby Skinner Karen Reynolds Phyllis Ruana Michael & David Serkin-Poole Judith Skorka Melanie Reynolds & John Wrobleski Sherri Rudai Your Man Friday Dee Smiley & Tonya Gisselberg Phyllis Rhodes & Pamela Richter Bryan Ruppert & David Green Michael P. Seubert John Smillie Martha & Scott Rhodes Martha Rutherford Kathy Sewell* & Deb Schenk Gregory Smith* & Ken Spencer Elfi Rice Elaine C. Ruys Ginger Shagswell Timothy Smith & Kent Kullby Sheena Rice Barrie Ryan James D. Shannon & William Mattheisen Nicholas Smith Zachary Richard Priscilla Salant Cynthia Sharp & Lincoln Kamell Sharongae A. Smith Donna Richards Alissa Salmore & Mike Thomas Ronald Sharp/Whidwood Inn Kim & Larry Smith Zain Richardson Carol Sanders & Jay Loux Marie Shaw & Colleen Fox Marjorie L. Smith Samantha Richert & Rick Bannerman Mary K. Sandford & Eileen M. Jackson Pete Shea Melanie Smith Jean Richey Matthew & Hannah Sanger Steve Sheehy & Davis Bergmann Ryan Smith Merle Richlen Jim Sankey & Ken Conant Audrey Sheffield Elizabeth Smith Murray Richmond & Angelee Lloyd David Saracini Jill Sheldon* Peggy Smith Anthony Rickard Amanda Sargent & Toni Harris Shelly & Dee Erin Smith Jean Rietschel & Lois Thetford Tim Sauke Lisa Shelton Levi Smith Kathleen Ris Stevi Sayler Sara Shepard & Chris Huntley Teri Smith Amy & William Rivers Cory M. Sbarbaro Jon Shepherd MaryEvelyn Smith Darlene Roa Darl D. Schaaff Kristin Young & Tracy L. Sherick Julia Smith-Kibby a& Ralph Kibby Isaac Roa Barbara Scheffler Todd Sherman Rachel Smith-Mosel & Sandra Mosel Ann Robbins Cliff & Debbie Schenk Ian Sherman Kathleen Snell Norman H. Roberts Christine Schiesl Shirley & Masayuki Shimada Gregory Snider Tom Roberts Melissa Schiff & Hopper Chu Kelly Shirley & Patti Bellotti Lee & Marlene Snyder Elisabeth Roberts & David Sweetwood Jane & Norman Schlittler Laura Shoe Nathan Sobers & Michael Kuntz Peter Robertson Julie Schmidt & Gayle Schuh Caitlin Shortell Mary Solecki Deborah V. Robinson Rhys Schmidthe David Showalter Kate Somers Ann Robinson Lynn G. Schrader, CFRE & Greg Bushman Sandy Shull Annie Sondag & Martha Goodloe Kelli Robson & Stacy Holmes Terry Schramm & Harry Henneck Jennifer Siegel Michael Soper Rebecca Rod & Theresa Beaver Ruth Schubert & Bruce Wirth Stephen Silha & Gordon Barnett Trisha & Michele Sorenson Donnis Rode Lisa Schuchman & Marcee Hanan Mike Silva & Rosemarie Casper Thomas Sorenson Gayle Rodgers C. Wayne Schuler James M. Simandl Patrick Soricone* & W. Todd Tressler Cara Rodgveller Jo Schumacher Gay Simmons Aubrey Hart Sparks* Kori Rodley-Irons & Teri Schlesinger Renate Schumaker Richard & Katrina Simmons Katrina Spear M. Virginia Rodriguez Bryony Schwan Catriona J. Simms Steven Spencer & Bradley Esparza John Rogers & Robin Farrand Ryan Schwartz Randy Simon & Jon Meier Lee Spingelt Humberto Romero Ron Schwartz Clover Simon Joe Splinter Joel Roney Jed Schwendiman & Paea LePendu Jane Simoneaux Rod Sprague Lilah & Nate Root Brenda & Ted Schye Ron Simons John Springer & Jay Kallio Erica Roscoe Elizabeth Scobee Jean Singer* & Dyanne Sheldon Jeffery St. De Lore* Sondra Rose Erin & Thressa Scott Stephen Singer & Jessica Speigel Stacie Kraly & Jeanette St. George Shira Rosen Christina Scruggs Mollie Siri George St. Hilaire Bev & Sig Ross Shannon Sedgwick Frances Sisson & Karen Keller Gerald Stadtmueller Beth & Gib Rossing D. Seiser Alec Siu Melinda Stafford & Barbara Williamson Mary Rourke & Ben Heizer Leslie Selle & Margaret Tosdal Marilyn Sizer Amy Stahl & Kevin Learned

* Current or former Pride board or staff member

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 27 Karen Stainton Patrick Sweeney & Teresa Erickson D. Douglas Titus & Michael Langelier Alan Virta Gary Stallings & Rick Wagner Jennifer Sweigert & Sally McLaughlin Gordon Titus Judy Visscher Gloria Stancich & Donna Douglass Sydney Sweitzer Louis Toepel Anthony & Lisa Vivinetto Astrid Staneff Jessica Swetin Susan & Joseph Tollefson Eric Vockeroth Albert F. Stansell Suzanne Sylliaasen & Carla Eyford John Tolley Bea von Tobel & Cindy Elliot Andrea Stanton & Cindy Baertlein Phoenix Tage Mistie Tolman & Karen McMillin Ellen Von Wandruszka Anais Starr & Judy Preston Michel Tallichet Ron M. Tomich Mitzi M. Vorachek Peggy Starr & Marilee Fosbre Alicia Tan Maria Tong Betsy Wackernagel Bach Delbert Steele & Michael Johnson Kathryn Tangedahl Roxanne Topacio & Jocelyn Jacoby Donna Wade Janet Steinhauser Sue Taniguchi Phyllis Topham Ilyse & Greg Wagner Bill Steinmetz Carol Taniguchi Amarinthia Torres Keith Wagner Joanne Stekler Terry Tavel Dennis Torres Jody Waits* Mark R. Stenger Melinda Taylor Boo Torres & Joanne Alcantara Libby Walker Mary Stephens & John Norden Ellen Taylor & Prudence Miles Kathleen Tracy Michael Walker & Laura Ellison Carla Stern & Steve Novak Kimberley Taylor Susan Trautman & Wilfred Trautman, Jr. Greg Wallace & Craig Sheppard Wayne & Cherie Stevens Becky & Doug Taylor Judah Travis Matt Wallace & Chris Luz Terri & Robert Stewart Adrien & Marilyn Taylor Greg Traxler Joy M. Wallace & Andrew Gardner Laura Lee Stewart Dianne Taylor Jean Trieber Nancy Wallace & Sonya Gillespie Tony Stewart Gailyn Taylor & Brook Berens Paul Tripp & Mark Weber Kayle Walls Inga Nelson & Julia Stewart Ian Taylor Len Tritsch Michael & Nancy Walsh Amy Stewart-Mailhiot Terry Tazioli Martha & Libby TrolinAtkins Jeff Walters Sheila Stickel Kevin Teeley & Greg Stair Kim Trostel & Kim Linden James E. Wanek Martha Stickler Samuel D. Teitzel Elsie Turk Dean Warbois Kimberli Stretch & Amy Stillman Barbara Temple-Thurston Carol & William Turnidge Nancy Ward Randy Stillman Krista Tenney Paul Tuss David Ward Olivia Stockman Kathy & Joe Terpenning Deena Tvinnereim Fred Ward Lisa M. Stone Bob & Mimi Terwilliger Frank A. Tysver Gretchen Ward Judy Stone & Lisa McIntyre William Teska Anna Ungar Sarah Warner & Susan Erickson Trevor Storrs & Steve Smith Meade Thayer & Raymond Fernandez Jonathan Vaifab Robert & Barbara Warner Jim Strain The Schapira/Schwarzkopf Family Martha Van Cleave Kelly Warner Kelli Strain Richard Theis Darci Van Duzer Heroy* & R. Cortlandt Colleen Waterhouse Mike & Jani Strand Annie Thoe Heroy Kyle J. Waterman Gayle Stringer & Nancy Nickelson Joel Thomas Mary Jo Van Gerpen Laurie Watkins Lynn Stromski Diana Thomas & Eileen Arnold Peggy Van Kirk Ellen & Tom Watkins Carol Stumpf John Thomas Linda Vance & Illana Brody Brian Watson & Elizabeth Roberts Jane Suchan Stephanie Thomas Bell & Bart Bell Marie Rose Vanschravendijk Joan Wattles Mark & Ginny Sugimoto Andrew Thompson Joseph & Shannon Vargas Henry Waymack John Sulenta Deborah Thompson & Monica Tackett Robert Vasquez Patrick Weasel Head Jim & Shelley Sullivan Ken Thompson & Otts Bolisay* Peter Vennewitz Breanna Weaver Brendan Sullivan & Todd Antioquia Pamela Thompson Jonathan Ventimiglia Kimberly Webber The Rev. Karen Summers Megan Thompson Paul Vestal Thomas Weed Arne Svendsen David & Johna Thomson Ginger Vetrano Pam Weeks & Pamm Hanson Carolyn Swanson Pastor Eric J. & Nancy K. Thorson Dee Viereck Laura Weese Ernie & Mary Swartz Richard Thorvilson & Phill Mroz Marla Vik Sarah Weigle

* Current or former Pride board or staff member

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 28 Chase Weinhandl & Ben Milano Susan Wigren & Ellen Christilaw Scott Winters Ollie & Brandon Yarbrough David Weiss Norma Wigutoff Philip Wise Jill Yates & Heather Dodge Talman Welle Leah Wilkins Toni M. Wisner Le Ann Yoder Trevor Werttemberger Chris Williams Erin Withrow & Kendra Lynn Simons Jim Young & Karen Kemp Young Mike Wessler Craig Williams* & Daniel McGlothlen Sally & Richard Wolf Hania Younis Gayle L. & Jock B. West Herb Williams L.D. Wolfley Teri Yount Danielle Westbrook & Josh Black Marsha J. Williams Heather Wollin & Elaine Klein Connie Zachel Shelley Wetter Timothy Williams Philip Wong* Ellen Zaleta & Kathy Stearns Amy Wharton & Melinda Moeur Jennine M. Williamson Ivana & Perry Wood Jacqueline Zanardelli Mary Whisner & Mary Hotchkiss Elaine Williamson Darla Wood-Walters Donald Zanoff & Mick Burlington Marcus White Carl Wilson Jessica Wootten Anton Zanotto Kathi White & Marcie Headen Daniel Wilson & Jacob Mans Wendy Wortes Gretchen Zatarain & Mary McBride Dorothy White Michael Wilson & Matteo Banggiacan Patsy Wosepka & Shashi Karan Ria Zazycki* Olivia White Gilman Heather Wilson Mary Kay Wright* & CiCi Pilgrim Bobbie Zenker Sandra Whiting & Susanne Newbold Shelby Wilson Leslie A. Wright Linda Zielinski Anonymous Lorna Wilturner Zachary Wright* Richard & Pam Zimmerman Curt & Betty Wiberg Mary Windecker Pamela Wright & Margaret Nave Chad Zottoli Mandi Wickline Pierrette & Stephen Wing Irene Wright & Gene Bray Linda Zurfluh Nirosha Wickremasinghe Betty Wing Akane Yamaguchi & Kyle Broulette Joel Zylstra Mary Wieneke Kit Winter Katie Yankula Anonymous (63)

* Current or former Pride board or staff member

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 29 Organizational Support

Pride Foundation is honored to receive support from dozens leading corporations, employee groups, and partnering nonprofit groups and foundations.

Aria Foundation Foster/White Gallery McKinstry Co. Charitable Foundation Seattle Men’s Chorus/Seattle Women’s Associates In Behavorial Health Gateway to Vitality The MGive Foundation Inc. Chorus Bank of America GE Foundation Microsoft Employee Giving Campaign Seattle Quake Rugby Football Club Beatstroke Gill Foundation Microsoft Corporation Shalom United Church of Christ Bee Good Marketing Give Big Mid-Columbia Area Combined Federal Six Pony Hitch Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Global Impact Campaign Bill Speidel Enterprises Blackfoot Telephone Cooperative, Inc. Greater Olympic Peninsula Combined Montana Pride Network Starbucks Coffee Company Boeing Employees Credit Union Federal Campaign Mustang Tuff, LLC Stern Family Trust The Calamus Foundation Haberman Family Foundation Network For Good Stoel Rives LLP Calvert Foundation Hamburger Mary’s New Heart MCC/UCC Suquamish Indian Tribe Tacoma Unitarian Universalist Congregation Capital One James & Colin Lee Wozumi Charitable Trust Ninkasi Brewing Co. High Stakes Foundation The Inn on Orcas Island Celebrity Cake Studios Oak Creek Foundation The Home Depot Foundation Turgeon Raine Jewellers Citizens Advancing Equality Orcas Island Community Foundation Homegrown Market Umatilla Morrow Alternatives City of Seattle Combined Charities Out & Equal Horizons Foundation Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Combined Federal Campaign, Portland, OR PeggySue’s K9 Grooming Inland Northwest Business Alliance Whidbey Island Combined Federal Campaign of Snohomish PFLAG Bellevue County Outreach United Student Aid Funds, Inc. Island Liquor Port of Seattle Employee Charitable Mile High United Way Combined Federal Campaign, Seattle WA Campaign J.P. Morgan Chase Employee Giving United Way of Anchorage Combined Federal Campaign of South Potlatch Fund Puget Sound Campaign United Way of King County Civil Marriage Collaborative, a Proteus Fund Commonweal Foundation JPMorgan Chase Foundation United Way of Kitsap County initiative. Community Foundation for the Nat’l Capital Jefferson County Community Foundation United Way Silicone Valley The Prudential Foundation Region Jewish Community Endowment Fund United Way of Snohomish County Crow Valley Pottery Just Give Puget Sound Energy Foundation United Way of Spokane County The David Bohnett Foundation Kathryn Taylor Chocolates QMSU Montana State University United Way of Tri-State Delaware Community Foundation Kennedy and Associates Razoo Foundation United Way of Whatcom County DIRECTV METRO/King County Employee Charitable Regence Blue Shield Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Diva’s Hair Studio Campaign Michele & Stan Rosen, Mimi Rosen, & the State of Washington Combined Fund Drive Rita & Herbert Rosen Foundation Driftwood Flowers and Nursery King County Library System Walgreens Ronan Telephone Company East Shore Unitarian Church Legal Marriage Alliance of Washington Washington United for Marriage Russell Investment Group Employee’s Community Fund of the Boeing Levi Strauss Foundation Wells Fargo Company Liz Marchi Consulting S & K Technologies WA State Mr/Ms Leather Organization Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Local Lounge Salish Kootenai College Anonymous (6) First Congregational Church Looking Out Foundation Seattle Foundation

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 30 Volunteers

Pride Foundation’s team of almost 600 volunteers comes from every corner of the Northwest bringing their passion, skills, and talents. From reviewing grant and scholarship applications to helping in the office to leading the organization as a board director or state committee member, our volunteers are simply the best.

Jerry Abraham Robin Blair Daniel Christopher Cathy LeCompte George Froehle Sebastian Aguilar Marlena Blonsky Michael C. Clark Colleen P. Dixon Jana Fry Fred H. Albert Susanna Bluhm Patricia Clayton Vinh Do Nick Fuchs Rachel All Karen Borell Harriett Cody Peggy Dolane* Ginny Furshong Bruce Allen Jeff Boudreau Marjie Cogan Adrian Dominguez Jason Fussell Joyce Allen* Lauren Boyd Joel Combs Peter Donaldson Starla Gable Doug Allison Timothy Bradbury Celeste Combs Lara Dorman Jeffrey Gaisford Darrell Alston & Frank Roa Hannah Brass Chris Cooke Kevin Dovell T. Luis & Amy Galvan Ramon Alvarez* & Jim Jones Randy Brians* Catherine Cooney Jonathan Downing Mea Geizhals Jim Ambrose Timm Briggs Frank Cooper Spring Dowse Laura Gentry Terry Bible Clark & Toni Broadbent Tamara Cooper Christina Drake Megan Gibbard Lor Anderson Aaron Browning Tom & Lisa Cordingley Patrick Duffy Dr. Will Gibson Rafael Arellano-Barrera Anne & Nicole* Browning Judyline Corpuz Stefanie Duncan Nancy Glaser Jane Arends Laura Bry Michael Covone Julianna Duso Barbara Glenn Sondra Arnold Vicki Burkhardt Nikki Coyote Suzie Eades Sara Goggia Carmel Aronson Mick Burlington Josh Crismore Tee Earls Karen Gold Thomas Azzarella Timm Briggs Jen Crouch Kimberly Early Jordan Goldwarg Catherine Bachy* Angie Buysse Robert Cundall* Khalil Edwards Felicia Gonzalez Cherie Baggett Norresa Calos Betsey Curran Keith Ekness Martha Goodloe Thatcher Bailey* Kaci Campbell David Daniels James Ellis Ashlei Goodman Ben Bakkenta* Schylar Canfield & Doug Ingraham Jennifer Davies Betsy Elwood Tana Graedel Jen Balkus Robert Capriccio Roger Davis Bob Evans* Erin Gray Scott Barker Daniel Caracciolo Ray Davis Lynn H. Everson Geoff Greenlee Steven Barrios Dennie Carlson Sera Day Douglas Exworthy* Ellie Greenwood Jerry Becker Kara Carlson T. Diane Day Melissa Fisher Lucy Groves Amanda Beer Tylene Carnell Sheri Day Laura Fix Lester Gruner Stephanie & Bart Bell Katie Carter Dalia de Jesus Tessa Fleming Timothy Gubsch Phoenix Benner Danielle Carver Anita K. deGive William L. Fleming* Mike Guerrero Bryce Bennett Jim Cash Cyril Delgado Archie Fogle Rebecca Guthrie Katelin Benson Kevin Castle Kate DesRosier & Ryan Krench Corey Fortune Jennifer Haberman Jason Bergevin Cameron Chandler Tony DeStefano Boyd Foster Audrey Haberman* Nicole Bernard Anna Chavelle & Chris Knutson Heleen Dewey Larry Fox Gillian Hagamen Debra Bidwell Katherine Childers Terry Diaddigo Curt Freed Eric Hall Phil Bilderback Henry Chisholm Donna DiFiore Julio Freitas Tiffany Hall David Bird David & Jessica Chow Jamie Dillon Tabitha Friess Angelica Hambrick

* Current or former Pride board or staff member

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 31 George M. Hampton, Jr.* Tabitha Jensen Cathy LeCompte Brooks McLain Adam Ottavi Schiesl Joshua Hancock Paul M. Johns Michael Lee Elwood McLoud Brittany Otter Margaret Hardy Lincoln Johnson Erin Lennon* Beth McNamara Karl Otto David Hare Eva Johnson John Leslie Sam McVeety Maria Owens Mark Harris Janell Johnson Robb Levine Rebekah Medford William Painter JoAnn Hartline Jeremy Johnson Cindy Lewis John Medlin Jason Paranto Delton Hauck Caroline Johnston Robbie Lobell Lauren Mehl Bejan Parast Shannon Havins & Johannah Anita Jones Louise Long Eric Menser Greg Ross & Michael Parkinson Williams Ron Jones Ricardo Lopez & Glen Hemingson Philip Mervin Marsha Parr Christopher Haworth Rick Jung Ann Lovell Hugh Miller Jason Patterson Nathan Hayes Larry Kairaiuak Mary Lowrance Topher Mobley & Tony Davis Justin Pava Shelley Hayes* Mudit Kakar Brittany Luddington Dennis Montgomery Alex Pava* Linda Heidenreich Tuney Kannapell Meri J. Lull Bill Moomau Terry Payseno Jay Heiny Don Kelley Monica Lundberg Laura Moran April Pennington Kari Herinckx Matt Kemmer Melanie Lyons Amy Morrow Jeanne Perry Dr. Jean Hernandez* & Erin Foy Patricia Kemp Joanna Madden Greg Mullins Susan Petcoff, DO David Herrera Robin Kendall Mike Madden John Mundy Cathy Pfahl Elizabeth Hester Jim Kephart Bola Majekobaje Vikki Nakamura James K. Phelps & Timothy Robert Heuer David Kerlick Tammy Majeski Kira Newman Baldwin Eben Hilpert Aidan Key Madalene Mandap Peter Nguyen Justin Phillips David Hlebain Christopher Keyser & Steven Jeffrey Maness Wendy & Sarah Nicolai Anne Phillips & Carol Leah Brown Tuyen Hoang Casteele Jennifer Mannix Kelly Nishimura Emily Pieper Erik Hoff Jason Kildall Mark Mappala Emily Nolan Penny Pieper Ariel Holcomb-Hockin Lynn Kinter Sean Marinella Jason Nolen Nichole Poinski Therese Hooft Seth Kirby* Cara Marks Steve Norris Bridget T. Potter Annika Hoogestraat Danny Kittner Tom Marsh Craig Norton Marjorie Press* Michael H. Horner Marilyn Knapp Francesco Marshall Eileen Norton Leslie Prieto Jason Houston Megan Knight Terry Martin Shawn Nowlin Michael Profitt Beth Howard Chrissy Knox Marcos Martinez Joe Nuber Zachary Pullin Dana Hufford Keiko Koizumi* Lee Ann Martinson George Nunes* Lindsay Pulsifer Jim Huggins Laurie Kops Christina Marx Corey Nunn Kathryn Pursch Angela Hughes Corey Krantz Dave Mason & Jon Egenes Melissa Nussbaum Andrew Quainton Jason Hunke* Kevin Kristof John Massie Joey Obenberger Guadalupe Quinn Elizabeth Hunter Teddy Laboy Nichi Masters Sandi O’Brien Amy Ragsdale Susan Inman Tracey Lake Marcie Mathis Heidi O’Donnell Dawn Rains Alex Irwin Jason Lamb & Alan Kristal Susie Matsuura Ryan Oelrich Rick Ramos Linda Isenson Aric Lane Camille Mayeux Debra O’Gara Kyle Rapiñan Erik Jackson Katelyn Lanier-Moylan Kimberley McCollim Alex Oh Jan Reece Emilie Jackson-Edney* Steven Lanzet Heather McFarlane & Joan Ken Olson Linda Reed Beth Jacoby Jennifer Larsen Christoffels Eric Olson William Reeder Keyarash Jahanian Rebecca Laszlo & Sara Intriligator Barett McGavock Carolyn O’Neill Kathy Reim* Michael Jarvis & Craig Larson Andrew Laue & Raphael Chacon Daniel McGlothlen Norma Jean Osborn Pauline Reiter Stan Jaskot Heather Laurie Brian McKenna Jacquelyn Ostrom* Brian Lee Remley David Jayo Michael Lawrence Kim McKoy Robin K. Ota Thomas Retan

* Current or former Pride board or staff member

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 32 Kat Reuter Mike Scott* Jeffery St. De Lore* Judah Travis Mike Wessler Cindy Richard Greg Scully Kevin Stark Jessica Trupin Christina Wigg Danny Richardson Gina Senarighi Jacob Benjamin Starsky Rachel B. Valdez* Willis Wilcox & Geoff Dillard Samantha Richert Luis O. Serrano Figueroa Wayne & Cherie Stevens Darci Van Duzer Heroy* Cyndi Wilder Jean Richey Kathy Sewell* Jeffrey Stolz & Tim O’Connor Lou Vargas Ebon Craig Williams Sunny Rivera Ginger Shagswell Mary Stranahan Benjamin G. Vazquez Jan Roark Jill Sheldon* Lynn Stromski Heather Veeder Terra Williams Leonor Robles Simon Shifrin David Strong* Joey Veltkamp Norm Williamson Diana Roger Andy Siegel Suzanne Sullivan Paul Vestal Jean-Paul Willynck Elias Rojas* Alex Silva-Hernandez David Sundine David Victor Edbera Wilson Donna Rosman Corby Skinner Mariah Talbott Bryce Vradenburg Marci Wing Mark Ruffo Jennifer Smerud-Weaver Justin Taylor Keith Wagner Laurie B. Wolf* Stacey Rye Vicki Smith Ian Taylor Ilyse Wagner Mari Wolverton Paul Safstrom Jennifer Smith Robert Teichman Steven Wakefield* Jeff Sakuma* Tom Smith Holly Teige Brady Walkinshaw & Micah Richard Woo Eric Sanders Elizabeth Smith William Teska Horwith Rose Wood Cris Sanguino Beka Smith & Laurie Gallagher H. William Thieleman Stephen Walsh Zachary Wright* Michael P. Schaefer Tara Smith* Tom Tiberio Fred Ward Mary Kay Wright* Debbie Schenk Timothy Smith Stefanie Tietge Rose Wardian Amy Young Fred Schoen* Gregory Smith* Roxanne Topacio Erica Wasmund Roberta Schur Maure Smith-Benanti Boo Torres Joan Wattles Anton Zanotto Bryony Schwan Julie Sommer Vicky Tovar Kathy Wehle* Bobbie Zenker Jed Schwendiman Nathan Sorseth Mike Travis Heather Werckle Anonymous (3)

* Current or former Pride board or staff member

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 33 Visionaries

Pride Foundation’s family of more than 250 Visionaries are a wonderful community of thoughtful and generous people who want to leave a legacy of compassion and care, and who believe in the vision that someday, there will be full equality for LGBTQ people and their families.

Bruce M. Abrams Grover Cleveland* Leslie Giblett Christopher C. Jones Joyce M. Allen* & Jessica Lynn Bryan Cline* Michel Girard* Jerry Jordheim Carrie Amankwah Thomas Connell Barbara Grant David Kerlick Raymond Araujo* Caitlin Copple* Michael Grochau David Kersey Catherine Bachy* & Margaret Giffels Candy Cox Paul J. Grube, Jr. Christopher Keyser & Steven Casteele Barbara Bailey* Steve Crandall & Brian Hawksford Steve Gunn Ana Maria King Thatcher Bailey* Gary Crevling Audrey Haberman* & Marge McGinty Daryl J. King & Todd G. Hagen Jolly Sue Baker* & Clare Hannan Robert Cundall* & Dan Bross Matthew Haggerty John King Ted Bash Michael Dameron & Thomas Marocchini George M. Hampton, Jr.* Duane Kitna & Bryon M. Stargel Becky* & Mary Jo Bauen James Darkow Roy A. Hamrick Michael Kleer* Paul Beaudet* & David Wertheimer* Char Davies Migee Han* Patty Knight* Kate Beck Joel C. Davis Darrell S. Harris Keiko Koizumi* Allison Beezer* Karl A. Derrick JoAnn Hartline & Melissa Barran Greg Kucera & Larry Yocom Christopher Beiter Tom Diehm & Tom Davis Michele & David Hasson Annette Laico* Phoenix Benner Clyde G. Diemer David Owen Hastings Jason Lamb & Alan Kristal John Berg & Robert Roth Bob Ding Shelley Hayes* Gary Lanksbury Peter Boeschenstein Tom Dixon Jeff Hedgepeth* & John Medlin Martin Lantz Marsha Botzer* Peggy Dolane* Nicholas Heer James Lasersohn James Braden Nancy A. Drigotas Elizabeth Hester Danette K. Leonhardi* Jo Brodahl* John Dunn Peter D. Hiatt Kelly Lerner Zoey Rose Brodsky* Bob Eichler Rex Himes Lawrence M. Levitan Hal Browning & Robert Kipp Sara Elward* Bill Hodge John Longres* Robert Bruneau Charlotte Escott Douglas Holley Ted Lord* & Chris Cooper John Burlison Akili Estrella* John Holliday & Glenn Lawler Lonnie Lusardo Amy Capolupo William S. Etnyre C. David Hopkins* Robert Lux Daniel Caracciolo & Donna MacKenzie Bob Evans* & Steve Davis Roy L. Hughes Pat Mail & Peggy Kopf+ Cat Carrel Douglas Exworthy* & Kent Poush Katie Hultquist & Laura Cox Deborah McCandless Robert Carroll & Daniel Yarger Jean Ferries Greg Hunicutt Trish McKernan & Pat Hughes Martin Casey Elaine Field Christine Hurley Marshall McReal Donald P. Chamberlain William L. Fleming* Peter C. Jackson Marla M. Meislin* Leslie Christian & Heather Andersen Ward Folsom & Leigh Champlin Walter Jelonek David C. Mendoza Daniel Christopher Sue Frantz & Verla Viera Dan Jester Ed Miesen* & Glenn Yorita Sam Ciapanna & Dean Williamson Tim Franulovich Tom Jewell* & Bruce Woolverton Barbara Monda Ted Clark & Eugene Otto Jason J. Fussell & Robert Heuer Eva & Kevin Johnson Lynette Moore Vernon Clark-Robbins Marie Helene Gagnon* Shehreen Johnson* Tami Moore* & Cathy Green

* Current or former Pride board or staff member

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 34 Marsha Morgan & Claire Moore Joseph E. Pentheroudakis Lynn G. Schrader Rene Tillman Doug Morgenson Rick Peterson Greg Scully & Frank Migaiolo Peggy Torner Elaine N. Mowery James K. Phelps & Timothy Baldwin Michael & David Serkin-Poole John Trautman Tom Musial Stephen Phillips Peter Shalit & Bob Clark Len Tritsch John French & Craig Norton Janice Pickard & Anne Harvey Julie Shapiro & Shelly Cohen Janice Van Cleve George Nunes* Donald R. Pickens Michael Shiosaki* & Ed Murray Ken Van Dyke Reeva M. Ohms Tina Podlodowski* Brian Silkworth & William Colter Zane T. Van Kirk Jennifer Olson Marjorie Press* Howard Silverman & Michael J. Lehman Alan Waddell & Paul Otto Silas O’Quinn & Nathan Smith Everett E. Reagan John Skelton Steven Wakefield* William Orley & Max Silver Kathy* & Robert Reim Tom Smith Ben Waldman Mike Orlich Shad Reinstein & Jody Laine* Aubrey Hart Sparks* Melanie Wilhoite* Sean Oslin Tim Rice Cap J. Sparling Laurie B. Wolf* Hans & Jacqueline* Ostrom Robert A. Riopelle Eric Spivack Keeman Wong & Ward Beattie Tom Page Greg Robbins Arlis Stewart* Anthony Papini* Eric Robison Lisa M. Stone David Woosley Marschel Paul* & Margaret Sutro Bob Roblee & Ron Johnson Gayle Stringer & Nancy Nickelson Beverly Wozumi Alex Pava & Clif Marr Clay Sales John Templeton Mary Kay Wright* Douglas Peckham Michael P. Schaefer William R. Teska Rose Young Lucy Peckham Robert E. Scheidler H. William Thieleman Ria Zazycki* Travis Penn & John Wicher Fred Schoen* Justin Thumler & Raymond Houle Anonymous (15)

* Current or former Pride board or staff member

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 35 Fund Creators

When you establish a fund at Pride Foundation, you make strategic decisions about the change you want to make in our community. Our fund creators are engaging our community in a deep and personal way with the creation of donor-advised, scholarship, and area-of-interest funds.

Joyce M. Allen* & Jessica Lynn William L. Fleming* Daniel Ling & Lee Obrzut Michael P. Schaefer Ramon Alvarez* & Jim Jones True North Land Surveying, Inc. Christopher Martell & Mark Williams Anna Schlecht* & Sarah Vanucci Associates In Behavorial Health Kevan Gardner* Heather McFarlane & Joan Christoffels Greg Scully & Frank Migaiolo Phoenix Benner Jeff Graham & John Longres The Mental Wellness Foundation, Inc. Seattle Men’s Chorus/Seattle Women’s Nathaniel Brown Steve Gunn Jim Miersma & Bill Hammer Chorus In memory of Lee S. Burke Audrey Haberman* & Marge McGinty Emma Moreno* & Genevieve Aguilar Tom Semper & Ray Calabro Jennifer Cast & Liffy Franklin George M. Hampton, Jr.* Doug Morgenson Julie Shapiro & Shelly F. Cohen Anne Xuan Clark John Holliday & Glenn Lawler Layne Mortensen & Rick Griswold Stephen Silha & Gordon Barnett Scott Clyde Inland Northwest Business Alliance NDOA Gary Southerton & David Isla Geraldine V. Cole* Outreach Steve Parsons Aubrey Hart Sparks* Kim Collier Mary Jacobsen & Joy Wood PFLAG Bellevue William Teska Friends of Patricia Van Kirk Shehreen Johnson* Laura Pierce* Nicholas Utzinger & John Rochford Robert Cundall* & Dan Bross Patty Knight* Timothy Popanz Janice Van Cleve John Dagres & Jack Odell Kristin Kucera Stacey Prince & Teri Mayo T. Diane Day Tom Land Rainbow City Band Benjamin G. Vazquez Sheri Day Martin Lantz & Donald Coffman+ Thomas M. Rasmussen & Clayton W. Lewis Kathryn Wehle* & Theresa Haynie Deriviative Duo Rebecca Laszlo & Sara Intriligator Robert A. Riopelle Estate of Ric Weiland* Peggy Dolane Daniel C. Lee Chet Robachinski & Jerry Slipman Beverly Wozumi William S. Etnyre Howard Leonard Bob Roblee & Ron Johnson Glenn Yorita Bob Evans* & Steve Davis Anne Levinson Clay Sales Anonymous (1)

* Current or former Pride board or staff member

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 36 Scholars and Fellows

Pride Foundation awarded a record amount in scholarships to LGBTQ and straight ally students in 2013. With awards totaling $403,350 in scholarships, 89 students gained support to pursue their educational goals. Seven students joined the growing fellowship program and provided over 200 hours of time towards leading substantive projects. The fellowship experience provides an opportunity for professional development as well as an introduction to the work of community leadership organizations by matching exceptional Pride Foundation Scholarship recipients and other LGBTQ and ally students with Pride Foundation grantees and other organizations committed to LGBTQ equality.

2012 SCHOLARS Maksym Dedushko Katelyn Lanier-Moylan Julie Pham Mario Venegas Michayla DeFuria Fernando Libor Angela Rak Paul Vestal Arianna Allahyar Annie Derthick Sunny Lithman Fred Reyes Danny Wakefield Najwa Alsheikh Vi Duong Emery Lohrasbi Colby James Rezayat Sarah Walters Ulises Alvarez Olvera Robert Enoch Kendra Lotstein Ryan Robinson James Warwood Bailey Auburn Steven Finh Devin Majkut Alexandrea Salinas Storme Webber Ellen Bartlett Molly Fitzpatrick Luis Mancheno Jackie Sandmeyer Julie Weismann Trevor Bateman Christopher Gehring Joseph Marks Kate Schumacher Mari Wolverton Courtney Bird Tonei Glavinic Francisco Martinez Jackson Shultz Derek Blechinger Robin Gray-Reed Red Monroe Alejandra Silva-Hernandez FELLOWS Viktor Bogatko Sheree Haggan Moira Morel Cady Smith (PARTNERSHIP Karter Booher ORGANIZATION) Kyle Brester Oliver Hayes Nawwal Moustafa Ryan Smith Skyler Burke Brandon Himmelman Christopher Newcombe Tyler Chase Smith Ben Crowther (Pride Foundation) Margaret Cabell Joshua Hunt Thomas Nguyen Diego Solares Emily Juhre (Big Brothers Big Aaron Campos Correa Rachel Jackson Andrew Nichols Ryan Stabler Sisters) Richard Carter Kelly Jeske Shireen Nori Lee Steadman Aysha Kloub (Seattle Education Access) Edgar Cedeno Laura Jimenez Guerra Joshua O’Neal Morgan Stevenson Fernando Libor (Evergreen AIDS Tascha Johnson Fennec Oak Ashley Sulzer Marisol Cervantes Foundation) Laura Katers Marilynn Paleso’o Josh Taylor Julian Chavez-Gamez Jenny Lor (Western States Center) Lee-Ling Chen Mylexia King Kenese Parker Janae Teal Taylor Malone (Spokane AIDS Ginger Colamussi Aysha Kloub Josh Parrish Mistie Tolman Network) Ben Crowther Bo Knoblauch Daniel Pena Avila Clare Tonelli Josh Parrish (ACLU of Idaho)

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 37 Financials

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS Year ending March 31, 2013 Year ending March 31, 2013

ASSETS REVENUE Cash & Cash Equivalents 406,168 Individual Contributions 928,830 Investment Portfolio 24,934,755 Workplace Contributions 96,380 Donor Designated Portfolio 21,497,320 Corporate/Foundation 1,750,216 Trusts 1,192,976 Bequests 19,153 Property & Equipment, Net 87,846 Other 268,974 Promises To Give 330,130 Other Assets 48,308 Total Revenue: $3,063,553

Total Assets: $48,497,503 EXPENSES Scholarships 382,270 LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS Fellowships 22,000 Accounts Payable 14,461 Grants 757,561 Grants & Scholarships Payable 91,881 Regional Leadership Development 2,735,211 Funds Held For Others 21,497,320 Fundraising 233,146 Other Liabilities 40,511 Management & General 227,615 Net Assets: Unrestricted 79,222 Total Expenses: $4,357,803 Temporarily Restricted 2,451,576 Permanently Restricted 24,322,532 NET SURPLUS/(SHORTFALL)

Before gains & losses (1,294,251) Total Liabilities & Net Assets: $48,497,503 Net Investment Activity 1,737,715

Net Surplus/(Shortfall) $443,464

Regional Leadership Development 63% Bequests 1% Fundraising 5% Other 9% Scholarships 13% Individual Contributions 30% Grants 17% Workplace Contributions 3% Fellowships 1% Corporate/Foundation 57%

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2012–2013 GRATITUDE REPORT PRIDEFOUNDATION.ORG 38 MISSION + VISION STAFF 2012-2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OUR MISSION Zoey Brodsky Christina Rocks Ramon Alvarez Jeff Sakuma Pride Foundation inspires Administrative and Program Community Giving Manager Ben Bakkenta Kathy Sewell Assistant a culture of generosity that Gunner Scott Nicole Browning Mike Scott Farand Gunnels Director of Programs connects and strengthens Robert Cundall Greg Smith Regional Development Jody Waits Northwest organizations, leaders, Organizer in Washington Director of Community Giving Bob Evans Tara Smith and students who are creating Josh Hemsath Amy White Doug Exworthy Rachel Valdez LGBTQ equality. Regional Development Organizer Director of Regional Operations Shelley Hayes Darci Van Duzer Heroy in Alaska and Leadership Emilie Jackson-Edney Steven Wakefield OUR VISION Kris Hermanns Craig Williams Executive Director Seth Kirby Kathy Wehle Pride Foundation envisions Educational Program Officer Tom Jewell Elias Rojas a world that honors diversity, Jimbo Worm Database Administrator Director of Finance and Kathy Reim fosters mutual respect, and Jett Johnson Operations celebrates complete equality. Regional Development Organizer in Oregon Steve Martin Regional Development Organizer in Idaho

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