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Our Archival Publications Pacific Lutheran University 8% Independent Revenues Expenditures 18% 9% Colleges of Member Dues Programs Board of Directors Cash Contributions 48% Cash Distribution to Colleges 41% 40% Washington In-Kind Contributions In-Kind Distributions 30% Allan Belton John McVay Stephen V. Sundborg, S.J. Investments (3%) Administration President President President is a sound Whitworth University Seattle University Fundraising (3%) Pacific Lutheran University Walla Walla University Seattle University investment Betsy Cadwallader Kathleen M. Murray Beck A. Taylor Senior Vice President President President Source: 2018 Audited Financials and Regional Marketing Whitman College Whitworth University Executive U.S. Bank Shelly O’Quinn Tom Thoen CEO Senior Vice President Pat Callans Innovia Foundation Bank of America Executive Vice President Distinguished Investors Administration Parker Phend Diane Timberlake, MD Behind every student there is a need for strong public and private community partners. Here are the companies, Costco Wholesale Project Management Clinical Professor Consultant University of Washington foundations and individuals that invested in students from July 2018-June 2019: Gordon Clark SunSpear Games School of Medicine Independent Colleges Director of After Sales of Washington Kenworth Truck Co. Ben Phillips Randy Tinseth STUDENT PROGRAMS $2,500 – $9,999 Carolyn Kelly Brian Jeffries BUSINESS AFFILIATE CTO Vice President, Marketing In educating more than 35,000 AND SCHOLARSHIPS Anonymous 2 Rhona Kwiram Don and Ann Jenkins PROGRAM Isiaah Crawford Waypoint Health Boeing Commercial Airlines students each year, the 10 Thayne M. McCulloh Kristofer Johnson President Innovations Violet A. Boyer The Independent private, not-for-profit colleges $100,000+ Ian Metz and Terry L. Jones University of Puget Sound Jim Yearby Patrick and Catherine Colleges of Washington Andrew Prather Vice President and universities that make Bill & Melinda Gates Katie Baumann Daniel J. Martin Callans (ICW) Business Affiliate Investing in higher education Jennifer Divine Shareholder Human Resources up Independent Colleges of Foundation Northwestern Mutual John and Pam McVay Partner Clark Nuber United Way of King County Gordon Clark Program is designed Washington are: PACCAR Inc Foundation Kathleen M. Murray 2020 Miller Nash Graham Council of Independent to create a unique & Dunn LLP Lyle Quasim Richard E. Bangert II Julie Prince Parker Phend powers a better future #ServingWashington Colleges/Capacity- Community Leader ICW Board Emeritus $25,000 – $99,999 affiliation between #CultivatingTalent Building Grant Rabel Family Advised Lyle Quasim Dina Fifadra University of Puget Sound The Anderson ICW and businesses Read our student stories: ICWashington.org ICW Head of Product and Trustee Kenneth J. Goodchild #ChampioningDiversity Council of Independent Fund/The Seattle Laura and Jim ICW Board Emeritus Foundation whose products and Analytics, Amazon Global #DeliveringValue Colleges/SAGE Foundation Rehrmann Laura Rehrmann Costco Wholesale services align with Logistics and #PoweringEconomies Michael Rask and Etienne Rios Scholars Gonzaga University University Saint Martin’s Retired President the mission of the University Walla Walla Heritage University Amazon Council of Jackie Thomas-Rask Steve Seward and Group Health Foundation with a focus on Cowles Company 10 member colleges Independent Kimerly Rorschach Mary Donovan José E. Gaitán #CompletingDegrees Clark Nuber P.S. and universities. Visit Managing Member Mike Ridgeway Colleges/UPS Lorrie and Paul Scott Jamilia Sherls-Jones President/Laboratory Connect with us on Twitter for Gull Industries, Inc./ icwashington.org to The Gaitán Group, PLLC Foundation Randy and Ellen Tinseth Stephen Smith Director examples of our work in action. The Norcliffe True Family learn more. Fremont Analytical, Inc. Titus-Will Enterprises Andrew Sund Liz Gorman Foundation Foundation Senior Partner @ICW Miller Nash Graham & Washington State Stephen V. Sundborg, S.J. Absco Solutions Gorman Coale Nikisha Reyes-Grange Nordstrom Dunn PLLP Auto Dealers Dr. and Mrs. Beck A. AON Sr. Marketing Manager PEMCO Insurance Roy F. Heynderickx Azure Data & AI Marketing Terri Standish-Kuon and Association Taylor Lumenal Lighting The Wollenberg President Microsoft Charles P. Kuon (WSADA) Tom and Trish Thoen TIAA Saint Martin’s University Foundation WSADA U.S. Bank Kim Rorschach Patrick and Dianne Shaunta Hyde Former Director and CEO $10,000 – $24,999 Schultheis Robert P. Mallon IN-KIND GIFTS Managing Director Seattle Art Museum Ambassadorship Anonymous 1 Community Relations $1,000 – $2,499 Jim Yearby $100,000+ University of Puget Sound Seattle Pacific University Alaska Airlines Lorrie Scott BNSF Railway Legacy Partners who Retired Vice President Dawn and Richard Alaska Airlines Foundation $10 – $999 have given for 25 years Kristofer Johnson PotlatchDeltic Corporation Bangert Kenneth J. and Beryl N. $25,000 – $50,000 or more President and CEO Allan Belton Anonymous 3 Association of Washington Jamilia Sherls-Jones Goodchild Chadd and Elizabeth Anonymous 4 Sheraton Seattle Hotel Business Director, Health Equity & Independent Colleges Community Benefit Bennett/Sophie and Isiaah Crawford Fluke Corporation MultiCare Health System of Washington Terry Jones Noah Bennett Geraldine Craves Retired Market President Moccasin Lake $250 – $2,000 The Boeing Company Devon Crouch South Sound Steve Smith Foundation Lawton Printing, Inc. Executive Director Kevin Bouchey Elizabeth A. Cowles U.S. Bank Norman Archibald Miller Nash Graham & Black Education Strategy Jennifer Divine and and James L. Meyer Roundtable Charitable Dunn LLP Rhona Kwiram Laureen France Michael and CPA, Senior Consultant Foundation Patty Daniels Clark Nuber Terri Standish-Kuon Principal Foundation Kris and Oscar President and CEO Dina and Chirag Fifadra Gonzales Independent Colleges U.S. Bank Foundation Whitman College Daniel J. Martin Liz Gorman and José E. Gaitán President of Washington Washington Trust Bank Groninger & Co., Inc. Seattle Pacific University Wells Fargo Foundation Joel Paisner Andrew C. Sund Howard S. Wright Roy F. Heynderickx Thayne M. McCulloh President William Kilworth Company Shaunta Hyde President Heritage University Foundation Gonzaga University twitter.com/ICW ICWashington.org Gonzaga University | Heritage University Pacific Lutheran University | Saint Martin’s University Photo: A. Ford Seattle Pacific University | Seattle University 600 Stewart Street, Suite 600 University of Puget Sound | Walla Walla University Seattle, Washington 98101 Whitman College | Whitworth University 206.623.4494 | [email protected] ICWashington.org ICW 2020 “A liberal arts foundation The Power of Partnerships Closing the Gap Higher Education has been critically important to my career For more than 60 years, Independent Colleges of Washington colleges and universities in bringing quality and diversity to By 2023, at least 70% of jobs in Washington are projected % success. Writing and has promoted educational opportunity through policy Washington’s higher education ecosystem. Our work to promote to require a post-secondary credential. Currently, just 56% % 14 Gap engagement, programs, and fundraising partnerships. We equity ensures that all students—including new-majority, first- of adults in Washington have one. 70 is the Key presenting clearly, are dedicated to helping students pursue their college generation, returning adults, low-income, and underrepresented Jobs analytical thinking, the , and Washington achieve its post-secondary youth— requiring Independent aspirations can choose their ideal education environment and Colleges ability to consider multiple attainment goals. Every day, we work to promote the graduate prepared to contribute their talents to the state, post- Washington’s perspectives, and leading the nation, and the world. secondary essential role of private, not-for-profit, liberal arts-based Independent Colleges of Washington a team are all essential credential % economy campuses have the capacity to educate Community Statewide skills I developed in 56 demands a & Technical Economic college and now use every thousands of additional Washington Adults with Colleges Health Shared well-educated day to advance equity students with state and private support post-secondary Responsibility credential workforce within health care.” Public Jamilia Sherls-Jones Baccalaureate Director, Health Equity & Community Benefit % Colleges MultiCare Health System, Tacoma $18,000 92 Source: Roadmap Progress Report, Washington Student average annual college grant per 90% of undergraduates receive of student grant aid comes Achievement Council (WSAC 2018) undergraduate college-provided grant aid from the colleges themselves Our academic programs Source: ICW Member Schools Survey and U.S. Dept. of Education, National Center for Education Statistics (NCES 2018) Source: NCES 2018 are what Washington needs—from computer science and engineering A career in a high-demand, Independent colleges and universities in Washington Educating to health care, education, high-wage field requires collaborate with public colleges to offer smooth transfer Be a force multiplier for the next generation’s + and business. higher education pathways between sectors for Washington’s students success. 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