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STRONGER TOGETHER 2014 ANNUAL REPORT • NAMI MINNESOTA “In union there is strength.” - Aesop WE BELIEVE: • Adults and children with mental illnesses are resilient and can recover • Families and friends are important for recovery • A strong, active grassroots organization benefits people impacted by mental illnesses

NAMI’S MISSION NAMI Minnesota champions justice, dignity, and respect for all people affected by mental illnesses. Through education, support, and advocacy we strive to eliminate the pervasive stigma of mental illnesses, effect positive changes in the mental health system, and increase the public and professional understanding of mental illnesses. TOGETHER, WE CHANGE LIVES

Everyday NAMI Minnesota touches the lives of Minnesotans who feel alone as they struggle with mental illnesses in themselves or someone they love. NAMI believes that no one should have to travel this journey alone. NAMI knows first-hand, when we share the road with others there is hope, healing and change. together, we change attitudes Although stigma, fear and discrimination are primary barriers to understanding mental illnesses, NAMI’s educational approach and public dialogues help to change attitudes. NAMI sets the stage for individuals and loved ones to share their stories, in a workplace, with a legislator or in the media. The goal is to use the power of people’s stories to decrease stigma and increase compassion and understanding. together, we change the mental health system In order to affect systemic change, individuals and families must feel supported and a deeply rooted sense of belonging to a movement. NAMI’s educational classes and support groups help to strengthen individuals and families. By partnering with professionals and providers, we build collaborations, cohesiveness and strength. By promoting broader anti-stigma messages to the public through multi- media, outreach events and presentations we break down that wall of stigma and reduce discrimination.

NAMI Minnesota brings everyone together to envision a better mental health system. Together we are stronger. All this happens when we join together as a community, create awareness, provide education, support one another and advocate for change.

With our funders, donors, community partners and volunteers, we are stronger together as we make measurable strides toward ensuring that people living with mental illnesses have access to the treatment and supports they need. In 2014, more collaborations were forged, partnerships brokered and public discourse took place. Along with our community mental health partners, it was a year marked by increased visibility in the media and more community conversations about mental illnesses. This year, NAMI reached over 110,000 people through our education classes, support groups, presentations and social media. We have seen a major increase in the number of calls and website visits of people looking for information and resources, particularly for children. We saw an increase in the number of people that participated in our classes and presentations, and we increased advocacy efforts, gaining more attention publicly, STICKS IN A BUNDLE in order to improve the mental health system statewide. ARE UNBREAKABLE. - Kenyan Proverb

1 STRONGER TOGETHER CAROL At her wits’ end, Carol did not know where else to turn. Her 19-year-old son had been hospitalized a number of times throughout the year. Finally, after a dozen attempts to find help for him, she EDUCATION discovered the First Episode Program at the University of Minnesota. Although he was showing signs of stability and finding hope for recovery, she was still reeling from the last two years. She felt alone. The first Episode Program pointed her to NAMI where she took the 12 week Family-to-Family • 75 free workshops and Class. There she learned more about her son’s diagnosis - bipolar II - and was able to connect with classes reached 1,200 other parents and family members that were on a similar journey as hers. She was weary, but for family members the first time she had a better understanding of what her son was going through, but also gained her throughout Minnesota. own coping skills. For the first time in years, she had found new friends that understood what her • 184 classes reached family was going through. 8,100 professionals on mental illnesses. education makes us stronger When families and professionals have good information and know how to access • 242 programs for resources, they are better equipped to support their loved one or their clients. In the general public addition, NAMI works with the media and the greater public to raise awareness reached 7,600. about mental illnesses and portray positive messages of courage and hope. • 64 NAMI booths were staffed at events and families conferences, including Ten different classes assisted 1,213 people who have a family member the Minnesota State Fair. living with a mental illness. These classes provide information on mental illnesses, treatment options, the mental health system and coping • 23 MNSure presentations strategies and have proven to be highly effective in increasing people’s were held statewide, awareness and knowledge of mental illnesses. reaching over 300 people including outreach professionals efforts targeting African Often professionals within the health care system, the criminal justice Americans. system and education are the first point of contact for individuals and families seeking assistance and support. NAMI reaches out to these • 19 Community professionals with specifically targeted information and trainings. Over Conversations on mental 7,025 professionals participated in 140 classes statewide that included health were held trainings on suicide prevention, de-escalation skills for emergency statewide, attracting departments, crisis intervention trainings for police, older adult care, re- hundreds of participants. entry from the corrections system and the eight components of wellness.

the public Changing public attitudes requires strategic outreach. NAMI presented to 5,703 people at workplaces, community settings, conferences and through online trainings. NAMI had booths at over 64 events. The information conveyed in these presentations and booths helped to build awareness and increase understanding.

2 STRONGER TOGETHER EMILY The Youth Mental Health First Aid training could not have come at a better time for Emily, a Hennepin County Program Manager. Shortly before the training, she was working with a patient who was threatening to harm herself and her boyfriend. Because of this training, she was able to develop a comprehensive plan for how to work with and support her client. In particular, she said the training demystified the fragility of working with suicidal patients and gave her the tools to respond effectively and connect them to appropriate resources. She felt confident and calm when she received a call unexpectedly from another client, who was suicidal. She was able to work effectively with her client, Child Crisis, and the police to get him admitted to the hospital for evaluation and stabilization. She said the training was integral to her work and wished she had completed it earlier. new initiatives in 2014

• Community Conversations. In collaboration with • Youth Mental Health First Aid. This evidence-based training program NAMI local affiliates, area mental health centers helps families and professionals identify mental health problems and the MakeItOk campaign, Community in young people, connect youth with care, and safely deescalate crisis Conversations were hosted in 19 different situations. communities. Personal stories were shared and attendees discussed how to better address the • Make It OK Campaign. Continuing our partnership with needs of children and adults living with mental HealthPartners to break the silence surrounding mental illnesses illnesses and their families. It was a compelling first and make it ok to talk about it was important. In the fall, NAMI step to creating a dialogue around mental illnesses participated in a live one-hour program on Twin Cities Public and creating a movement for change. Television to share personal stories. In addition, NAMI, Health Partners and TPT pooled their efforts to create a video entitled: • Smoking Cessation Program. This was launched Parents and Mental Illness, which explores the unique challenges this year to work with mental health centers to parents face when their child experiences a mental illness. The implement smoking cessation programs due to campaign provides posters, booklets and speakers on recovery in the high rate of smoking among people with a hospitals and mental health centers as well as a website, mental illness. www.makeitok.org.

• First Episode Program. Blue Cross and Blue • Mental Health Certification Training. Originally designed for adult Shield of Minnesota partnered with the University of foster care staff, it was opened up to the public and benefits arentsp Minnesota’s First Episode Program and NAMI to of adult children who live with a mental illness, church befrienders provide extra support to young people after or pastoral staff, emergency medical technicians, firefighters, staff their first episode of psychosis. It is hoped that the of long term care or assisted living facilities, personal care attendants information received as a result of this pilot program and more. The course covers the following topics: diagnosis, crisis will show that intensive services provided early can response and de-escalation techniques, recovery, treatment options, prevent future hospitalizations and improve medications, co-occurring substance abuse and community resources. outcomes. Case management, education and support as well as home visits are part of a • QPR (Question, Persuade and Refer). Much like CPR, QPR is for comprehensive approach. the lay person and teaches basic steps to help someone who may be risk of suicide. It is a one-hour introduction to suicide prevention • MNSure Navigator. In collaboration with multiple and complements NAMI’s other more comprehensive suicide community mental health centers statewide, NAMI prevention efforts. worked to raise awareness of the benefits of enrolling in health insurance through MNSure. • Two New Videos. To help hospital staff understand what helps when someone is hospitalized and to help patients have hope for recovery, NAMI created two videos. Both include people with mental illnesses sharing their own stories. 3 STRONGER TOGETHER

KAYLA SUPPORT Failing school for lack of attendance, and feeling deeply depressed, Kayla could barely get SERVICES out of bed and her anxiety was through the roof. She wanted to die. Her mother didn’t know how to help and so took NAMI’s Hope for Recovery class. There her mom learned about • NAMI Helpline staff responded Progression, a 6-week course to help teens understand how to maintain good mental health. to over 4,000 phone calls from people seeking advice and Kayla was amazed at how many other teens felt like her and formed a bond with them. Plus, resources. she found resources for treatment and made a plan for the future. Although Kayla still struggles, she has more tools to help her understand her symptoms and most importantly she • 60 ongoing peer-to-peer support has made a few friends that understand. groups offered statewide for family members, adults living with a mental illness and other support makes us stronger relative caregivers Our work is rooted in the belief that connecting with others is essential and improves the quality of a person’s life. To provide the support that • NAMI publishes twelve booklets individuals living with a mental illness and their families need, NAMI offered on a specific mental health 60 ongoing peer-to-peer support groups statewide. These groups support related topics: Transitions, family members, adults living with a mental illness, parents of children, Children’s Psychiatric spouses/partners, adult sons and daughters and LGBTQ-identified people. Hospitalization; Minnesota’s Adult Mental Health Resource In addition to support groups, NAMI offers classes for youth and young Guide: Hope for Recovery; Mental adults to help them understand their own mental illnesses or those of a Health Crisis Planning for Adults; parent or sibling. Additionally, NAMI started an experienced parent program Advocating for People with in Dakota County where parents new to the mental health system are Mental Illnesses in the Minnesota matched with more experienced parents. Criminal Justice System; Adult Psychiatric Hospitalization; NAMI also provides advice and help to individuals and family members Understanding Data Practices through our help line advocates who respond to over 4,000 phone calls Laws; Advocating for a Child with and e-mails annually. We also have nine booklets on various mental health a Mental Illness in the Minnesota topics, with one new one published this year to help parents prepare teens Juvenile Justice System; Mental with a mental illness for independence. Health Crisis Planning for Families; Understanding the To further promote the importance and awareness of the latest mental Minnesota Civil Commitment health issues and research, NAMI hosted three conferences. In the fall, Process; Family Involvement NAMI’s Annual State Conference featured mother and daughter keynote Law; Keeping Families Together. speakers Cinda and Linea Johnson, authors of “Perfect Chaos,” who spoke about coping with bipolar disorder from a family perspective. Fifteen • 670 people attended three large breakout sessions featured a variety of current mental health issues. In the mental health events: NAMI winter, the 12th Annual Research Dinner was held in collaboration with the Annual State Conference, University of Minnesota Department of Psychiatry and featured the newest Research Dinner, and NAMI also information on research in the areas of adolescents with depression, studies held a special Mental Health on neuromodulation, and co-morbidity studies in anxiety and alcoholism. Conference on the Red Lake Finally this spring, the first annual Red Lake Mental Health Conference held Reservation. in collaboration with the Red Lake Indian Reservation drew over 220 local residents, mental health providers, educators, law enforcement and the general public. Presentations included topics on suicide prevention, mental health crisis planning, children’s challenging behaviors and the benefits of smoking cessation. Over 670 people attended these three events.

4 support intiatives in 2014 • Young Adult Connections is a group for youth ages • NAMI Connections is a support group for adults 16 to 20 who live with a mental illness, that meets living with a mental illness. weekly in the metro area. • Transitions is a new booklet to assist parents in • Progression is a 6-week course that empowers supporting their young adult with a mental illness. young people to take charge of their lives and deal with the issues they are facing in a healthy • Parent Resource Groups helps parents find and effective way. resources to meet the challenges of raising a child with a mental illness. • Family Support Groups trained new facilitators and added five additional family support groups.

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together we create systemic change Mental health advocates worked hard again this year and had a very successful ADVOCACY year at the legislature. There were many changes that were a direct result of NAMI Minnesota’s work. Positive changes were recommended to the Adult Corporate & PUBLIC Foster Care training requirements, a new law made improvements to crisis teams, NAMI worked on language to require counties to give community mental health AWARENESS centers 90-day notice before closing to allow time for client transition, a new • 600 individuals joined bullying law was passed that sets more stringent policies to prevent bullying, forces in the Day on the Hill money was appropriated to schools to help them reduce the use of seclusion and rally at the State Capitol. restraints and grant money was given to community mental health centers that serve uninsured children. These are only a few of the major changes. For a detailed • NAMI staff and volunteers summary visit www.namihelps.org and go to Legislative Update. The successes were represented on over this year are due to the hard work of NAMI staff, volunteers and members. Our 40 different committees grassroots movement depends on everyone doing what they can together to create and advisory committees. deep system change. NAMI is ever grateful to all who called, wrote, testified and came to Thursdays at the Capitol. • NAMIWalks brought together more than 3,000 mental health issues in the walkers (on a rainy day) in Minneapolis and Rochester spotlight raise awareness to reduce stigma Each year NAMI Minnesota gains more traction in the public and in the media as the leader on mental health advocacy. NAMI Minnesota watches the media closely and • NAMI has 2,687 Facebook responds to misrepresented media reports on mental illnesses. In addition, NAMI fans and 2,735 Twitter Minnesota utilizes the media to bring light to important issues. In collaboration followers. with other mental health advocates, mental health providers and our members and families, NAMI Minnesota saw an increase in visibility in the media in 2014. • Newspapers published In May, a press conference was held to urge the Governor and the Department of 2,056 NAMI articles or Human Services to take additional steps to address the problems in a licensing quotes. investigation on the Minnesota Security Hospital in St. Peter that was issued in response to the death of a patient. In February, NAMI Minnesota led a press • The website received over conference taking city officials to task for blocking a children’s treatment program. 83,893 visitors (53,630 Mental health advocates were on hand to stand up for children, and the media were unique visitors). backed them up.

• NAMI’s youth website NAMI Minnesota also responded immediately to the abrupt closing of Riverwood (www.namihelpsyouth. Centers, a provider of mental health services for about 3,000 people in east central org) reached 17,613 Minnesota. NAMI Minnesota called for an immediate response by the Commissioner visitors (14,100 were of Human Services and the Governor to address the problem. This closing prompted unique visitors). NAMI Minnesota to successfully change legislative language to prevent this from occurring again. • 502 NAMI volunteers served a total of 15,006 Along with the University of Minnesota and other mental health leaders, NAMI hours. Minnesota met with Senator Amy Klobuchar to discuss the importance of programs that intervene early with young people experiencing their first psychotic episode. Two mothers shared their adult children’s stories including the difficulty of obtaining a diagnosis and appropriate treatment. The event was tied to Congressional action that dedicated funding for this kind of program.

NAMI Minnesota has successfully completed its third year as the state’s outreach partner for the National Institute of Mental Health where we distribute their materials and promote research, further broadening the impact we have as an agency.

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volunteers make NAMI stronger With over 502 NAMI volunteers clocking in a total of 15,006 hours, work gets done. NAMI Volunteers are the foot soldiers of our grassroots movement and help to carry out our mission and broaden our reach. With 25 volunteer-run affiliates statewide, we are able to bring classes, support groups and advocacy initiatives to every corner of Minnesota.

NAMI volunteers facilitated 75 classes for families, led 60 on-going peer-to-peer support groups for individuals living with a mental illness and their families; they spoke at over 100 public events, staffed information tables at 64 outreach events, provided research, front desk reception, office assistance, served on the board and on over 40 different committees and task forces and assisted with over 15 special events. NAMI Volunteers are the backbone of NAMI’s success. looking ahead The year 2014 marked the launch of NAMI Minnesota’s five-year strategic plan. In building on the success of the past, the NAMI community has set forth an aggressive plan for the next five years to deepen our commitment to our mission. Our goals include: expanding our membership, strengthening the voice of our grassroots movement, building stronger affiliates, creating collaborative relationships and deepening our reach to diverse communities and unique needs of specific populations. We believe that there is strength in numbers and have deliberately worked to strengthen our collaborations and partnerships with others that serve individuals with mental illnesses and their families.

7 NAMI MINNESOTA 2014 AWARDS

Mental Health Crisis Alliance Provider Aaron Maua Professional Minnesota Daily Media Award Sen. Julie Rosen Legislator Rep. Diane Loeffler Legislator Brian Guess Consumer Advocate Calynn Hendrickson Program Volunteer Sue Hanson Lifetime Achievement Award HealthPartners & Regions Hospital Stigma Mary Regan Special Board Award

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staff in 2014 Sue Abderholden Barb Lindberg, JD, RN, President Sharon Bastin Matt Burdick Deborah Erickson, 1st Vice President Morgan Caldwell Catherine Roach, MS, 2nd Vice President Tracey Daniels Julie Faulhaber, Treasurer Cynthia Fashaw Jan Ormasa, Secretary Donna Fox Sharon Autio Raquel Grad Kate Hersey Carolie Collins Liz Johnson Scott Craven, MBA, MSW, LICSW Brian Jost Kevin Czura Pearl Kilbride Nancy Dillon, RN, Ph.D., CNS Kay King Tom Koch, Ed.D. Chuck Krueger Gin Kujawa Fred LaFleur Dara Larson Patricia Lund Andrea Lee Tracey Newman Amanda May Heidi Nordin Sue Mitchell Emily Ross, MSW, LGSW Elizabeth Muenchow Erin Pavlovic Pat Seppanen Suzette Scheele Kathleen Westerhaus Andrew Senn Kelsey Simpkins Ashley Sugalski Steve Susens Genna Torney Steve Tye Breanna Young 9 DONORS Institutional Open Door Foundation Moga Law Group Individuals Optum Northstar Problem Gambling Otto C. Winzen Charitable Fund Alliance VISIONARY ($5,000-$9,999) IRIS CIRCLE ($10,000+) PhRMA Northwestern Mental AMRTC Auxiliary Rose Fund Allina Health System Sacajawea Charitable Health Center Hugh J. Andersen Foundation Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Foundation Northwood Children’s Services Fred C. & Katherine B. Minnesota The Schall Family Fund of the Park Nicollet Clinic Andersen Foundation Burdick Family Fund Minneapolis Foundation Pedtke Charitable Foundation The Elizabeth C. Quinlan Cigna Sunovion People Incorporated Foundation The DanO Fund Susan K. Pederson Foundation REM Minnesota Haggerty Family Foundation Evert Foundation Thrivent Financial for RESOURCE Hennepin County Medical Foster Family Foundation Lutherans Rose Hill Center Center HealthPartners United HealthCare Services School Law Center Northwest Minnesota Medica Foundation US Takeda-Lundbeck Alliance Thomson Reuters Corporation Foundation The Minneapolis Foundation UTAS Sensors & Integrated Stratis Health Janssen Pharmaceuticals Martha & William Muska Fund Systems Supportive Living Solutions Preferred One of the St. Paul Foundation Vail Place Richard & Dorothy Taylor Fund PrairieCare Sundance Family Foundation Volunteers of America TCF Foundation Prime Therapeutics UCare Washburn Center for Children TelecomPioneers Terhuly Foundation Towanda Charitable Foundation The Wasie Foundation VISIONARY ($5,000+) SPONSOR ($200-$999) UnitedHealth Group Dollars UnitedHealthCare Military Lisa & Gordy Alexander Benson Law Office for Doers Program & Veterans Martha Anderson The Big Epic Show University of St. Thomas - Charles & Lynn Brown Burns & McDonnell Foundation School of Social Work ADVOCATE ($1,000-$4,999) Katherine Doerr Carlson Capital Management Veseli Area Lions Club Behavioral Healthcare Trisha Stark, PhD, LP Choices Psychotherapy Voya Foundation Providers Mary Zbikowski Jerome J. & Ursula Windibrow Foundation Beim Foundation Choromanski Family Foundation Bethel Lutheran Church ADVOCATE ($1,000-$4,999) Community Involvement Pro- ASSOCIATE ($1-$199) Behavioral Health Services Debra Hohag Anderson grams A. Johnson & Sons Florist (BHSI) Mary M. Anderson Disability Specialists CentraCare St. Cloud Hospital Brown Family Foundation Roberta Anderson Dungarvin of Minnesota Fair Isaac Corporation Canvas Health Emil & Marion Angelica Eyre Charitable Fund Family Life Mental Health Church of the Epiphany William & Josie Axness Fraser Center Community Housing Julie Brunner & Dale Ulrich Goodrich Foundation Partners Graco Corporation Allan & Mary Lou Burdick in Giving Plan Greater Minnesota Family Eli Lilly and Company Mike & Sheryl Burkhardt Goodwill Easter Seals Services Fawcett Family Fund Dawn Campion Guild Incorporated Guzman Law Firm, PA Foley & Mansfield Emily & J.P. Carlin Headway Emotional Health Headway Emotional Genoa Healthcare Claire Chang & Dave Kippen Services Health Services Greater MN Family Services Catherine Cich HickoryTech IBM Employee Services Center Gregg M. Schneider Family Mike & Cindy Colson The Lilja Family Foundation Johnson & Johnson Matching Charitable Fund Amy & Steven Dauplaise Lindberg Law Gifts Program Gudorf Family Foundation Jon & Nikki Edwards Maguire Agency Lakeland Mental Health Center Hallin Family Fund Deborah Erickson The Deane C. Manolis & Nancy LDA Minnesota Roger F. Heegaard Family Fund Shari Erickson G. Manolis Charitable Learning Rx of the Minneapolis Foundation Julie Faulhaber & Stephen Giving Fund Marco Inside Edge Commercial Bossert Mental Health Consumer MN Board of Social Work Interior Services Marlon Gunderson Survivor Network MN State Council on Disability Constance B. & Daniel N. Kunin Susan & Thomas Hallin MHS: DBT & Mental Health Pregnancy and Postpartum Foundation Bud & Rosemary Janousek Services Support MN LifeSpan of Minnesota Bob Karels & Sandy Robinson Mental Wellness Campaign for Progressive Insurance Foundation Medtronic Kathryn Kmit Anoka County Paul and Judy Ulland Family Mental Health Resources Charlie & Debbie Lance Microsoft Matching Gifts Fund Meridian Behavioral Health Jerry & Barbara Lindberg Minnesota Autism Center SOS Dental Clinics Natalis Counseling & John Orbison & Holly Minnesota Organization on Touchstone Mental Health Psychology Solutions MacDonald Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Vanguard Construction North Memorial Foundation Laurie MacLeod & Todd Stitt (MOFAS) Northern Pines Mental Health Patricia & Robert Mack MN Adoption Resource Network Center Donald L. & Abby S. Marier - MN ADOPT HELP Program Nystrom & Associates George & Anna Mae Marschall

*Gifts listed were received between July 1, 2013 –June 30, 2014. Please accept our apology if your 10 name is misspelled or missing in any of the lists of this report. Please call NAMI at 651-645-2948 to correct our records. DONORS Pete & Sandy Menge Daniel Reardon Mark & Susan Connolly Michael Larson Mark & Jinjer Menge Michael Rohrbeck Robert Crowley Debra Leverentz Inar & Susan Morics & Andrea Raila Joni & Mike Czura John & Stephanie Jacobson Tom Pepper Cindy Sandberg Michael Dahn Eric & Connie Johnson Andrea Pickenpack Robert Sauer & Therese Blaine Bill & Charlotte Davnie Philip & Margaret Johnson Kathleen H. Rhodes William & Becky Scheig Susan Denton David & Louise Jones Mark Rise Ed & Kathy Schoenecker Kate & Rolf DeVries Smith Linda Jones Al & Pat Rousseau Mary & Christian Schrock Nancy Dillon Gary & Georgia Jost Michael Schneider & Russell F. Erica Schumacher David Doth Dick & Peg Kavaney Sassani Brent & Patricia Seppanen Holly & Pat Downing Pat Koppa Herman & Mary Schulte Beth Silverwater & Norman Jake Downing Monica Lake Arthur Torgesen Greenberg Pat Dwyer & Kelly Catton Linda Lama Wendy Waddell Jack & Margaret Smuckler Dwyer Christa Lane Charity Willis Niels & Carol Sorensen Lynn Ebensteiner Lori LaRiviere Janell Spelbrink Glenace E. Edwall Kara & Ben Lazarus BENEFACTOR ($500-$999) Sarah Stoesz & David Foster Marita Ener Dennis Levendowski & Lisa Sandra Accola Jim & Rhonda Suedbeck Cherie Erickson Knazan David C. Anastasi Ashley & Anthony Sugalski Nancy Evert Terry & Nathan Lindberg Glenn & Jennifer Andis Robert & Donna Swanson Richard & Susan Flesvig Karen Lloyd & John Schnibben Julie Aubel Sandra Thompson Denise Fleury Robert & Sandra Luhman Jim Bartol & Chris St. George Barb Tretheway Roger & Jane Foltz Patricia Lund Duane & Linda Bauermeister Jonathan Uecker, MD Tom Fossen Thomas Lunney Mike & Kay Bochert Dan & Julie Vanderhyden Amy & Brett Fouquette James & Holly McGill Bill & Sue Bond Deanna & Brian Varner Carol Freeman Abigail McKenzie & Richard Jim & Donita Bunke Mark Werner Merri Fromm Lancaster John & Janet Carey Cliff & Connie Whitaker Ben Garbe Douglas McMurray Robert & Carolie Collins Michael & Martha Wilson Jenifer Garvey Jenny McNattin Terry & Cheryl Crowson John E. Yanish Susan Gebelein Pamela Meier John & Pat Day Joseph Zwack & Virginia Howard & Karen Gochberg Kim and Ron Meshbesher Fred Elias Samuelson Paul Goering, MD & Mike Michael & Sara Meyer Jean Enloe Sullivan Nancy Michael Kenneth & Helen Foltz SPONSOR ($200-$499) Irving & Carol Gottesman Linda Mielke Joanne Freidlund Jim Abderholden & Linda Michele Gran Mary Miller-Hyland Dennis & Marian Furlong Lambert Susan & John Gray Dan Moran Anne R. Gearity Sue Abderholden & Lee Keller Roger & Mindy Greiling Charlene Myklebust, PsyD Gail & John Gislason, Jr. Dick & Sue Abel John & Pam Hallman Teak Nelson Joe Green & Trudi Anderson Marva Abel Daniel & Susan Hanson Eva Neubeck Douglas & Janelle Helm Sue & Floyd Anderson, MD Kevin Hanstad Heidi Nordin Mary Lou & Patrick Irvine Ruth Arneson Kim Harbinson Mark & Sheila Novak Dennis & Karen Jackson Sharon Autio Ruth E. Hauff Anne Ogden Warren R. Jeffers Franny Barry Janet L Havens Leslie & Sandra Ogg Tom & Heidi Johnson Dan & Nelda Batton Janet Ruth Havens Lola Okunade Jack & Anne Kennefick David Beebe Judy Hawkinson Tom & Jeneal Olsen Sandy Klas Michael Beery Dan & Mary Healy Kathleen Papatola, PhD Sue Landwehr Jon & Sandra Bengtson Sarah Hilliker Melinda Pattee Nick & Susie Lott Dallas Betz Corey Hobbins Aaron & Adina Peck Patricia & George Maas Fran Bly Kathryn Hoglund Richard & Mary Ann Pedtke Ann Maland Chris Boese Kathleen Hoistad Jessica Pendal Monna Marolt, MD Christine Bray Sheila & Andrew Holt John Peterson William Marshall Shelly Britton Bob & Patty Holycross Mark Peterson Nancy McClure Kathleen M. Burke Kevin & Kristina Homstad Michael R. Peterson Carol Meyer Rick & Barb Burrock David Houghtby Mary Pettiford Kristina Meyer Patrick & Sheryl Cain Nancy Houlten Kolean Pitner & Rich Wilson Mary Regan & Stephen Morice Jane Callahan John Kaul Michael Popkin, M.D. & Renee Joe Murray Diane & Eugene Carmichael Robert Kippley Popkin David & Judith Nass Al & Theresa Carufel Barbara Knapp Jon & Laurie Pryor Brian & Mary Ann Nystrom Lyle & Cheryl Chacka Kathryn Knight Robert & Peggy Rafferty Joel Oberstar Jean Christensen Debra Knutson Erik J. Rasmussen Jan Ormasa Lisa M.Q. Clark & Brian D.C. Thomas J. Koch Bryan & Jessica Reed Martha Raymond Quinn Laurie & Joel Kramer Dave and Annette Reimer

*Gifts listed were received between July 1, 2013 –June 30, 2014. Please accept our apology if your name is misspelled or missing in any of the lists of this report. Please call NAMI at 651-645-2948 to correct our records. 11 DONORS

Randy Reinke George & Alys Barr James & Julie Ann Gerlitz Susan & Christopher Lyons Jim & Marjie Riggio Lori Barrett Peggy Gerszewski Joan Marshall James Riley Debbie & Tom Barringer Sue Granlund Kate Martens Vince & Karissa Rivard Tom Bates Mary & Steve Gray Herb & Nancy Marth Robert M. Roach & Nancy Reid Jim Becker Jennifer & Damon Greene Royce Mattson Tom & Beth Robinson David Beno Sue Greischar Elisabeth & Gordon McAlister Susan Rudie Nancy Benson Pamela Guthrie Peter & Charlotte McDermott Mary Rukavina Brian & Gail Berger Pat Kelly Hall Sandra McDonald Charlotte A. Ryan, PhD, LP Kristine Berggren and Benedict Lee & Roseanne Hallgren Lynn A. McNabb Tom Ryan A. Olk, III Isaiah & Thea Harriday Ronald McNamara Kelly Schauls Deborah Bernstein Barbara Harrison Jennifer McNertney Keith Schendel Susanna & Poul Bertelsen Maren Harrison Bev & Steven Mello Cheryl Schilz Bill & Judy Bertrand Janice & Marty Harstad Rick & Linda Millenacker Mary & Truman Shoaff Bonnie Beverly Dave Hehl Richard Miner Barb A. Smith Mary Bierkamp Shirley Hemenway Lucy & Robert Mitchell Kent Smith Harry & Linda Bonney Robert J. Hennessey Frank & Juliana Molek Lisa Ann Smith Rebecca Bormann Melissa Hensley & Virginia Kathleen Muench Susan Smith Savanna Borne Kranitz Joan C. Myrom & Sam M. Anne Snowden Sidney & Mavis Boushek Zol & Kathy Heyman Jurkovic, Jr. Trinara Sonstegard Robert & Laura Bouten Tom & Diane Hinds Joseph & Jo Ann Nathan Micheal Sopkowiak Paul Brambilla Tony & Carmen Holder Carol Nelson Shannon Spahr Brian & Deborah Brattlof Wyatt Holiway Gloria Nelson Dean & Stacy Stambaugh Joan Bullemer & Michael Debra Holtz Gail & Jerry Neren Martha Steider Lundgren Ellen & James Johnson Nancy Nonini Kathleen Stenersen Tom Burger & Mark Iezek Jim Johnson & Cheri Toftey Bud & Karen Nordstrom Susan St John Wendy Burow Karen Johnson Delvert D. Oftedahl Donald Tait Stacy Bussey Lauri Johnson Cathleen O’Leary R. & Dorothy Taylor Wendy Cannon-Gunn David Jones Clark Orlaska Jeanne Test Karen Carlson Kelly Jones & William Mahlum Patricia Parker Bob & Lois Treuchel Mark & Grandara Carlton Martha Joy & John C. Cushing Daniel Parnell Michael Trombley Dan Casar Jr. Curt N. Peterson Ellen Tveit Kathleen Cleary Stanley Jurgensen Jeff & Jan Peterson Chris Uhas Joseph & Anne Clubb Jerry & Marge Kazmierczak Mark & Nancy Pettman Patrick Walsh Patricia Coates Jay & Barbara Keller Tom & Cathy Plantenberg Gerald & Dorothea Weisman Karen Conboy Jeanne Keller & Mike Hoskin Duane & Carol Poliwoda Tom Wentz Margaret Conlin-Duevel & Jim Mackenzie Kelley Leila D. Poullada Diane & Lee Whitcraft Duevel Kevin & Judy Kenney Tammy Pust Kyle White MaryLee Corey Gordon & Diane Kepner Don Ramler & Susan Orton Eric & Lucinda White Kathleen Corley Mary Suzanne Kern-Friedman Rebecca Rassier Janet & Wilfred Williams Janice Daniels Kay King & Zach Doering George Realmuto, MD Vicki Windfeldt Lawrence & Joy Davis Laura Kushner Nancy Reed John & Jean Wolf James Dittrich Chris & Nancy Lake-Smith Alicia Reeves Gary & Cary Zahrbock Cheryl A. Divine Alexandra Lape John & Jan Reichert John M. Zakelj & Bonnie Dan & Marilyn Dornfeld Eric Larson, MD & Geeta Dash, Barbara Rivers Watkins Sears & Patricia Eldredge MD Glenn Robeck Donna Zimmerman Heidi J. Eschenbacher Gina Lasher Susan & Gary Roberts Mauri L. Evans Jim LaValle Mary E. Robinson ASSOCIATE ($100-$199) Stephanie Fastner Dennis & Dana Leach Marilyn Rohlfing Dave & Holly Aastuen Kris Felbeck Kathy Lee Charles & Mary Ann Rolando Ron Akkerman Gary & Gail Fitch Cindy Lehman & Rick Rios Andy & Patsy Rollwagon Margaret Allegrini Barbara H. Flanigan Steve & Ellen Lepinski Patrick & Dana Rondeau Norm & Pat Allen Steven & Karen Flink Anne M. Leverone Thomas & Sandra Rose Ron Allen Donna Fox Richard & Madeleine Linck Jim and Shevaun Rottinger Richard Anderson Greta Friedemann Jennifer Lindberg Barbara B. Roy Robbie Anderson Patti Froeber, DDS Kathy Lindbloom Vincent & Barbara Ruane Bruce D. Ario Doug & Jane Frost Patricia Lindholm Don A. Russell Bill & Linda Armstrong Steve & Sara Gabel Jonathan & Lissa Lofgren David & Nancy Sadler Fouad & Nancy Azzam Susan Gaertner Janet Lund & Lori Richman Pat Samson Shannon M. Bailey Susan Galvin G. Lundborg & Char Nycklemoe Rachel Saturn Marilu Bambery Willie B. Garrett Bill & Laura Lunger Lynette Schmitz

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Catherine Schnapp Nathan & Kylie Beran Anton Bivainis Karla & Mark Malo Donald Schneider Cheryl & Jerry Diede Michael Brennan Gary & MaryJo Papatola Man- Julie Scherle Doug & Lori Faust Center for Counseling and zey Anne Schindeldecker Daniel & Sally Holter StressMngmt Karen & Richard Markowski Carol & Marty Schirber Norman & Cynthia Kane John & Bonnie Zoller Gayle Mau S. Charles Schulz, MD Elizabeth Kuehn Madonna Milow Richard Seurer, MS Jeanette Lothert Paul Delmore Mary Jo & Gerald Milow Lawrence & Cheri Sheehan Lois E. Luhman Sandra Accola Sandy & Brian Musegades Kelly Shelquist Diane & Gary Olsen Roberta Anderson Carol J. Myhre Sue Singer Robert Skillings, Jr. & Colleen Sandy Buckingham & Michael J. Sandra & Elroy Nuss Linda Sjoberg & Teresa Emmen Skillings McGraw Valerie L. Omvig Richard Slieter The Thomas J. Beran Family Al & Theresa Carufel Pat & Doug Padgett Alison Smith Raymond & Mary Walz Richard & Monica Iverson Eric B. Peters Donita Soucek Robert & Kathleen Iverson Ardys Peterson Bloom Scott & Sarah Sponheim Cynthia Berryman James & Holly McGill Gail A. Pieser Dan & Suzanne Starks MVP Mechanical Service Irene Pehling Jodi & Peter Potter Greg & Jean Steffenson Rotary Club of Rogers Jan & Duane Rieland Paula Steigauf, RN, BSN Robert Duponcel Delong Mary J. Rippke Claire & Sandy Stolee Paul J. Burke II Mary B. Delong Thomas Rush & Nora Whiteman Sheri Swanson Kathleen M. Burke David Samer Kenneth Syverson Diane Draper C. Patricia Samlaska Colleen Theis Lisa Ann Calderon Carisa & Cory Andersen Bev Smiley Heather M. Thompson Jim & Carol LeDuc Donald L. Anderson Marvel Snyder Kathleen Thompson Anna Lifson Jean & James Anderson Christine C. Splinter Martha Tofteland Tom & Margery Peterson B & B Cartage Lynne M. Swanson Michael Torgesen Ann Baumbach Sweet Financial Services Derek Trites Allison Callahan Cynthia Bellows Steven Swift Barb Tuckner Garrett & Diane Lysiak JoAnne & Mike Bettin Jane & John Thate Sharon Van Druten Sue Blumhoefer Julie Thedens Sally Vanerstrom Angela Chipman Maureen Boro Larry & Carolyn Thompson Mary Jo Verschay Marion Lorence Lorna & Allen Bremer Margaret E. Thorstenson Brenda Vogel Russell K. Stephens Paul & Lisa Carlson Kent & Lynn Unke Mira Weickert Linda Clerc Reid Unke Alan & Susan Weingarden Katherine Christopher R.L. & P.A. Cochran Julie L. Walters James & Rochelle Westerhaus Michael Magnuson Robert & Carolie Collins Sherry G. Williams Bill & Noel White Mark Lucas & Joanne Orten- Monica & Daniel Danks Jim & Mary White dahl-Lucas Teresa & James Davison Andrew Engeldinger Laura Wild & Chris Lindem Shirley G. Doolittle Seth & Laura Boyd Gladys Williamson Terri Cich Linn & Debby Draper Charles & Carolyn Engeldinger Lloyd Wills Tim & Renee Gallaher Joan M. Engquist Leonard & Renee Peterson Rachel Woerner Dan & Cheryl Schulte Patricia Gimm Amy & Nate Woodward Herman & Mary Schulte Chris & David Greischar Jaclyn Ann Evert Don & Fran Worden Patti & Mark Schulte Hawkins Chevrolet Michael & Karen Boland Jenny Wrenson Steven & Heather Hawkins Bonnie & Scott Evert Richard & Nancy Wyatt Dean Colliander R. P. Heinrich Michelle & Dennis Zuzek Gene & Marilyn Martin Cindy & Hans Hinrichsen Art & Marti Gibbs Shelly Zuzek Karl R. Hohenstein Dennis Hock Debbie Cosby Kelly & Larry Iverson Andrew Johnson David & Lois Johnson Denice Gibbs-Welton In Memorium Wanda M. Johnson Dennis Hock Emily Dau Suzanne K. Kach Marie Abel Bill & Sue Fink John Michael Kasper Gerri Griffin Willard Arnold Connie, Robert & Todd Marilyn F. Larson David & Mary Burke Caleb Dayton Katzenberger Dana Cook Rebecca Biderman & David J Barbara & David Lohmann Doris Gritti Herb & Nancy Marth Fraher R.W. & D. Luedtke Janice G. Miller Gail Asher Heidi & Lon Luhmann Linda Armstrong Marjorie Newton Diana Lutz-Clark Dan & Suzanne Starks Abby Rutchick Margot A. Madsen Thomas Beran Rick De Geus Susan K. Mahoney

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Dr. Annette Gerten Sherry Harnden Philip John Keintz Kevin Marxen Melissa Hensley & Virginia Arthur Torgesen Alaska Nautical Services Janet & Don Marxen Kranitz Jennifer & Cory Anderson Dee Mossiman Brian Henry Heideman Barbara Dale John Good Larry & Vicky Bender Brian Harrison & Suzanne Aaron Maus Charles & Mary Ann Rolando Paul & Jill Blissenbach Haines Jacki Harth Jo Anne Brown Vicky Keintz Andrea L. Southard Amy Jo Hallin Paige Buck Mary Nell & Jeffry Leclair Gordon Aumann Valerie Castillo & Matthew Maggie McNeil J. L. & K. G. Bechthold Prom Wonju Kim Katherine M. & Patrick Leighton Patricia L. Bosacker Paul & Kathleen Gorzycki Shreeram Akilesh Kay & Richard Erickson Michelle Grundner Madonna Bogacki Nat Meissner Mary & James Erickson Patti & William Heideman Richard Brasington Ann Meissner Ronald & Martha Erickson Roger & Connie Hickman Brian Hamburg Edie Meissner Michele Fleming Marjorie Ann & Stephen Lange Angela Hart Darlene Frisk Bradley & Samantha Langer Takuzo Ishida Scott Mewhorter Roald Fuglestad Carol A. Lieb Han Soo Joo Christine Boyer Jim Gels & Muriel Haglind Duane & S.D. Paisley Steven K. Juhn Robert & Susan Myers Gerber Robert C. Podlasek Eul S. Kang Dorothy Mitchell H. H. Gyllenblad Kelty & Brian Rome Alfred Kim Kathryn Mitchell John & Gayle Hallin Julie Severson John C. Kim Susan & Thomas Hallin Gregory M. Stevens K. Dennis Kim Karen Mol David & Susan Hendrickson Chester Tacka Paul H. Kwon Wayne & Joyce Schut Richard & Joan Hilden Viking Electronics Inn Hee Lee Robert & Marcia Hokanson Katie Weaver Joseph J. Lee Dale Mullenbach June & Tom Housenga Michael L. Weidner Min Soo Lee Quality Case Management Wilson & Terese Hunt Soon Jha Lee K. E. Johnson & S. A. Pfeiffer Joan Vivian Herkenhoff John Palmer Dan Olsen Mary & Loren Johnson Kathleen Kennedy Art Pucci Shelley Kemnitz John & Marcia Jones John A. Reichert J.A. & R.C. Jorgenson Jill Kadera Chang Won Song Pamela Peltekos Katherine J. Justus David & Jean Bendel Kyuhyun Wang Rose Hermodson Kenneth & Joanne Knutson Lewis Buckingham III & An- Roger & Una Mae Koland gela Buckingham John L. Kruschwitz Stanley Peterson Wayne & Carolyn Larson Janet & Mark Debe James P. Detviler Marjory B. Peterson Cindy Lehman & Rick Rios Russell & Rebecca Fraenkel Ann & David Wasson Marcus & Sarah Lunde Kenneth & Joyce Greene Deborah K. Worthington Todd E. Peterson Ellias Manoles Jodi & Robert Heinzen Judy Ann Feela Joel & Sara Martinek Katherine Johnson Christopher Lange Keith & LuAnn Mickelson Robert & Susan Juza Carol & Maurice Klingele Shirley Pramann Tim & Mary Miley Paul Kadera Gary & Carol Mueller Marjory B. Peterson Gary & Karen Puffett Corrine T. Kindschy Martin A. Segal Lisa M. Kramer Jeffrey Larson Gerald R. Primmer, Jr. John & Patricia Shomion Barbara Logan Joanne E. Kendall Amy K. Crawford & Alice Mary J. Slinde Joe & Melissa Logan Johnson Steven & Dianne Smith Margaret M. Logan Janette Faye Le Ross Martin E. Campion Maureen Solimando & Andrea Peter & Sherri Logan Robin E. Bauer Sara B. Crawford Szporn Cynthia & Edward Morreim Paul & Margaret Enck Katherine Solmonson Jane O’Donnell Rachel Lindahl Mary & Timothy Grupa Jeffrey & Patricia Sulzbach Jennifer & Daniel Och Sandra Accola Richard & Carol Linden Philip & Kathleen Tennison Barbara & Frederick Palensky Mary McCarney & Michael Kay Ellen Triden Jody & Robert Pontious Dr. Joel Locketz McDonald Nancy E. Tschetter Patricia & Jim Rossman Linda R. Rousseau Barbara A. McGowan Julia & William Weiler David Stevens & Elizabeth Borg Rita F. Weiss Sarah Primmer Kathleen Tompkins Rodney & Lisa Wald Mark Hamilton Alexander & Anne Tretinyak Steve C. Maland Susan & Brad Zrust Marjorie Danewick & Sandra Lisa & Edward Trudeau Ann Maland Cookmann The Weldon Spring Site Janell Spelbrink Neil Quirk Employees Sharon Wersal Louise Eidsmoe DeEtte Wurm Jeremy Randolph

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Randy Easter John Siebert Diane Wagamon Nate Feldhahn and Michelle Patricia Siebert Steven & Barbara Aamodt Saari Wedding Miles Parker Ricci Susan Abderholden & Lee Keller Susan Macken Anita & Dan Larson & Family Marjorie Skeie Jeanne L. Adkins Bob & Gen Baumeister Linda K. Anderson Bud Herman Emily Rohr Jim & Penny Demko Debbie Bayer-Siebert Deborah L. Herman Michael & Susan Hlavac John Demko Cardell & Lorraine Buechner Nancy Demko Nancy Cooper PR Legal Marketing Lois Ross Susan Demko Jeffrey & Patricia Dahn Nancy Coyle Strahan Ronald & Jennifer Prasek Peter Valenty & Nancy Hammer Gerald & Patricia Dion Don & Sandy Hoffman Cheri Fitzgerald Ronald & Jennifer Prasek Kurt Rousseau Kathy Lampland Gerry & Mary Ann Herringer Mary Vorhes Al & Pat Rousseau Patti Lundberg Harriet M. Markeson David & Marian Ochap Melvin Mettler Michael Schneider & Russell Andrew Scheig Clarence & Jeannie Smekofski James & Eileen Montague Sassani Marriage Michele Fodstad Jay W. Nord Kay King & Zach Doering Ivan Sletten, MD Susan Pederson Andrew Senger Molly Casserly & Michael Al & Pat Rousseau Christopher Simondet Pam Allen Goodson John & Susanne Schneider Gene & Marilyn Martin Leslie Bergland Emily Duke & Daniel Sogin Herman & Mary Schulte Pam & Steve Bjoracker Daniel & Susan Hanson Margaret Seiwert Tom’s Big Ride, Doug Ander- Uyen Campbell Clare & Andrew Lubar Rosella M. Seiwert son participant Jean Carlson Laurie & Jerome Pichert David & Cyndi Severson David McConnell John & Sarah Cerrico Riverside Medical Center Patricia Swenson Curt & Sara Hanson Emmy Schallhorn Thomas & Carol Taylor Tom’s Big Ride Gail Harrison William & Nancy Schneider Wallace & Carolyn Wagamon Scott Thomas Romie Hermes & Family Robert & Mary Seng Constance Zellmer Sharon Horn C. Charles Snow, Jr. & Andrea Kyle White’s work on behalf of Eda Kelley & Suzanne Kelley Snow Margaret Walsh our son Linda Kingston Steve Larson Rebecca Lynn Wallin Kathy Kittel Gordon Slovut Marilyn & Philip Krasowski Charles & Mary Ann Rolando Ed Worms, Jr. Pete Lawson John & Joan Ace In-Kind Joyce & Jeff LeMay Paul Summers Leroy & Linda Albertson Kendal & Keith Loewen Carol Summers Duane & Carolyn Blanck A. Johnson & Sons Florist Jim & Susan Madison & Family Ashley G. Brandt Abdallah Candies & Gifts Heather McGannon & All Michael Swanson Fred & Patricia Kaune Amy Brugh Gretchen Michienzi Robert & Donna Swanson Mary & Paul Twite Andrea Ayres Terry Murray Barbara R. Worms Ashley Sugalski Joanne Nelson Chris E. Swendsen Barb & Jerry Lindberg Kathryn Nesheim Sue Swendsen Christopher Wright Barbette Mary Olson Living History Farms Race Behavioral Institute for Chil- Anna Ouattara Van Thompson dren and Adolescents Roger & Cherie Prestwich Sandra Thompson JoAnn Zwack Bibelot Linda Pyzik Joseph Zwack & Virginia Big Stone Mini Golf & Sculpture Cathy A. Risdall Tyler Thoresen Samuelson Gardens Terry & Chuck Roberts Jill Claggett Bill Abel Donovan Schwichtenberg Cathy Nelson Bill Bond Ann Senger Jane Smith In Honor Of Bloomington Theatre and Art Sharon Sundell-Duncan & Center Family William A. Trapp Sue Abel Bob Werre & Jan Shepherd Mary Rukavina Sunshine Fund Lori Marco Bobo’s Oat Bars Brave New Workshop Warren & Donna Tang Andrea Ayers & Cathy Strobel Deb & Roger Thompson Eric Ueland Breadsmith Wedding Broders’ Pasta Bar Margie Tomsic Clara Ueland Margaret Peterson Cafe Latte Mary Toner Lydia Davitt & Daniel Dahl Joe Trcka Ben Vasterling Wedding Cannon River Winery Diane Vertin Deanna & Brian Varner Charles Dahl Carol C. Bender P. Wacker Steven & Candace Dahl Carrie Roach Terre Wessels Calvin Feine Char & Rich Myklebust

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Chris Harnack Metro Transit Surdyks Liquor Christine Hunt Michael & Susan Tewksbury Susan Holt City Image Salon Michael Anderson Susanna & Poul Bertelsen Commonweal Theatre Company Michael K. Popkin, MD Tandem Printing Connie & Cliff Whitaker Midwest Kettlecorn Teresa Mauer Cort Holten Mill City Museum The Cowles Center for Dance & Crate & Barrel Minnesota Historical Society the Performing Arts Crow River Winery Minnesota Landscape Arbore- The Park Tavern Dancers Studio tum The St. Paul Chamber Orchestra Deb Erickson Minnesota Lynx Foundation The Wellness Center Donna & Jeff Fox Minnesota Marine Art Museum The Wilderness Golf Course Dynamex Minnesota Recovery Connection Theater Latte Da East Lake Liquor Store Minnesota State Fair Theatro del Pueblo Excelsior Brewing Company Minnesota Vikings Thomas Liquors Far North Spirits Minnesota Wild Tom Koch Feisty Girl Art Mississippi Market Natural Toro Company Fred Elias Foods Co-Op Trader Joe’s Galyn & Dana Grad Mixed Blood Theatre Treasure Island Resort & Gary Johnson Mod & Company Casino Gertens Mystic Lake Casino—Hotel Tyler Wuerth Ginny & Chuck Roach Nancy & Bill Wirth United Liquors Grand Casino Nancy & Herbert Marth Wabasha Street Caves Grandma’s Restaurants Nancy Dillon Walt Disney World Co. Great Lakes Aquarium Nancy Silesky Wellspring Health Center Guthrie Theater New Scenic Cafe Yvonne Haberle Half Price Books Nikki & Jon Edwards Haskell’s Oriole Lane Design Heidi Nordin Pamela Guthrie High & Mighty Pat Seppanen History Theatre Patricia Lund Hollydale Golf Course Patricia Mack Home Depot Pearl Kilbride House of Comedy Peter Zelle Ichiban Japanese Steakhouse Plymouth Ice Center & Sushi Bar Print Central Ilo E. and Peggy Leppik Pump it Up Impressive Print Ramada Plaza Minneapolis Jan Ormasa Red Stag Supperclub Jay Dudding Richard L. Tousignant Jen Jacobi Roasted Pear Jerry Webb Rosemary & Joe Niesen Jimmy John’s Saint Patrick’s Guild Joe Gibbs Saint Paul City Ballet Joe Zwack Sandy Robinson Julia Prosser Sarah Oebser Julie Faulhaber Sea Glass Fine Art Kay King Sebastian Joe’s Ice Cream Kent Smith Seven Steakhouse and Sushi KIND Bars Shari Erickson Kristen Kaufmann Sharon Autio Leitner’s Garden Center Sid’s Discount Liquor Lutsen Mountains Southwest Airlines Lynette Gittins Spatial Explorations Mall of America St. Paul Saints Maplewood Toyota Stanley’s Northeast Bar Room Marc Miller Steve Loop Mark & Joan Prinsen Steven Accola Mary Regan Sue Abderholden & Lee Keller Mary Vorhes Sue Abel Matt Lerner Summit Brewing Company

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17 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES Years ended June 30, 2014 & 2013 2013

Unrestricted Temporarily Permanently Total Restricted Restricted

SUPPORT AND REVENUES Contributions Individuals $399,735 $30,000 $- $429,735 Foundation 176,770 169,695 - 346,465 Government 256,794 - - 256,974 Juvenile Justice Coalition 39,303 - 39,303 Membership Dues 15,847 - - 15,847 Interest Income 2,592 - - $2,592 Investment Income on Funds Held by Others 17,360 - - 17,360 Conference 107,287 - - 107,287 Workshops - - - - Special Events, Net 80,012 - - 80,012 Miscellaneous 14,467 - - 14,467 Net Assets Released from Restrictions 268,553 (268,553) - - Total Support and Revenues $1,339,597 ($29,555) - $1,310,042

EXPENSES Program Services Education and Support 724,604 - - 724,604 Information and Advocacy 66,353 - - 66,353 Public Awareness 163,658 - - 163,658 Public Policy 82,389 - - 82,389 Membership 32,556 - - 32,556 Total Program Services 1,069,560 - - $1,069,560 Support Services Mangement and General 122,299 - - 122,299 Fundraising 143,392 - - 143,392 Total Support Services 265,691 - - 265,691 Total Expenses 1,335,251 - - $1,335,251

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 4,346 (29,555) - ($25,209) NET ASSETS, Beginning of Year 211,340 200,451 54,907 $466,698 NET ASSETS, End of Year $215,686 $170,896 $54,907 $441,489

18 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES Years ended June 30, 2014 & 2013 2014

Unrestricted Temporarily Permanently Total Restricted Restricted

SUPPORT AND REVENUES Contributions Individuals $499,763 $4,000 $- $503,763 Foundation 219,934 241,525 - 461,459 Government 353,840 - - 353,840 Juvenile Justice Coalition - - - - Membership Dues 12,105 - - 12,105 Interest Income 2,488 - - 2,488 Investment Income on Funds Held by Others 23,662 - - 23,662 Conference 33,231 - - $33,231 Workshops 15,281 - - 15,281 Special Events, Net 79,505 - - 79,505 Miscellaneous 11,410 - - 11,410 Net Assets Released from Restrictions 243,359 (243,359) - - Total Support and Revenues $1,494,578 $2,166 - $1,496,744

EXPENSES Program Services Education and Support 735,178 - - 735,178 Information and Advocacy 84,621 - - 84,621 Public Awareness 200,211 - - 200,211 Public Policy 104,761 - - 104,761 Membership 50,189 - - 50,189 Total Program Services 1,174,960 - - $1,174,960 Support Services Mangement and General 124,068 - - 124,068 Fundraising 156,579 - - 156,579 Total Support Services 280,647 - - 280,647 Total Expenses 1,455,607 - - $1,455,607

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 38,391 2,166 - $41,137 NET ASSETS, Beginning of Year 215,686 170,896 54,907 441,489 NET ASSETS, End of Year $254,657 $173,062 $54,907 $482,626

19 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION June 30, 2014 & 2013

ASSETS

ASSETS 2014 2013 Cash $99,431 $261,778 Cash Held for Others 37,700 11,900 Accounts Receivable 179,639 76,379 Contributions Receivable - 1,013 Inventories 4,718 6,772 Prepaid Expenses 58,853 41,368 Furniture and Equipment, Net 16,499 3,321 Beneficial Interest in Funds Held by Others 168,850 150,725

TOTAL ASSETS $565,690 $553,256

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

LIABILITIES Accounts Payable $29,742 81,433 Accrued Expenses 10,622 10,934 Deferred Revenue 5,000 7,500 Funds Held for Others 37,700 11,900 Total Liabilities $83,064 $111,767

NET ASSETS Unrestricted Undesignated 85,807 64,961 Beneficial Interest in Funds Held by Others 168,850 150,725 Total Unrestricted 254,657 215,686 Temporarily Restricted 173,062 170,896 Permanently Restricted 54,907 54,907 Total Net Assets 482,626 441,489

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $565,690 $553,256

20 FINANCIALS

revenues expenses Contributions and Individuals 34% Program Services Contributions from Foundations 31% Education and Support 51% Government Grants 24% Public Awareness 14% Fiscal Sponsorship 2% Information and Advocacy 6% Special Events 5% Public Policy 7% Conference 2% Membership 3% Membership Dues 1% Supporting Services Miscellaneous 1% Management and General 8% Interest Income 0% Fundraising 11% Merchandise, Sales, Net 0%

TOTAL 100% TOTAL 100%

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