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2017 BOOK of GIFTS 1 Corporate Pillars Book of Gifts 2017 BOOK OF GIFTS 1 Corporate Pillars The Treasure Valley business community recognizes the value of creating a community where people thrive in safe, healthy relationships. By becoming a WCA Corporate Pillar, businesses support the life-changing journey to safety, freedom and healing for survivors of domestic abuse and sexual assault in our community. Partners in Freedom ($10,000) Partners in Healing ($5,000) Albertsons Brighton Corporation Boise Weekly Capitol Copy & Print Chad Case Photo & Video Chandlers Prime Steaks – Fine Seafood Citi FitMania Concrete Construction Supply HP Concrete Placing Company Idaho Statesman Corwin Ford Integrity Audio Visual Damsel in Defense Kendall Auto Group Engineered Structures, Inc. Max Giving Fancy Pants North by Northwest Productions Idaho Power Red Sky J.R. Simplot Company U.S. Bank Keller Williams Realty Boise Western Trophy & Engraving Lamar Advertising Zee Christopher Norco Inc. Saint Alphonsus Health System Partners in Hope ($1,000) Schroeder Creative Scripps Media CBH Homes St. Luke’s Health System Holland & Hart LLP The Riverside Hotel Pickens Cozakos, P.A. The Village at Meridian The Scout Guide Two Men and a Truck Washington Trust Bank Partners in Safety ($2,000) Blue Cross of Idaho First Interstate Bank Fisher’s Technology Givens Pursley, LLP Hawkins Companies Hawley Troxell Idaho Central Credit Union Idaho First Bank Idaho Independent Bank In the Bag Promotions Intermountain Gas Company J. Jill KeyBank KPMG, LLP Mai Thai Micron Foundation NexTitle Oppenheimer Companies, Inc. Washington Federal Weekend BBQ Store Wells Fargo Bank 2 BOOK OF GIFTS Corporate & Foundation Granting Agencies Agri Beef Management PacificSource Charitable Foundation A-Mark Foundation Percival Stern Family Foundation Andrew Gomez Dream Foundation Reynolds Foundation Avenue of Hope - Home Partnership Foundation Scentsy Inc. Bernie and Warren McCain Fund Soroptimist International of Boise Boise Regional Realtors Community Foundation Sunwest Bank Charitable Foundation Camille Beckman Foundation Sylvan Creek Foundation CarMax Tate Family Charitable Trust Driven to Care The Allstate Foundation Four J Foundation The Conduent Foundation Harvest Foundation The Dittrich Family Charitable Fund Idaho Community Foundation The Jean Sullivan (Wareagle) Foundation KeyBank Foundation The John F. Nagel Foundation Kissler Family Foundation The TJX Foundation Inc. Langan Barber Foundation United Way of Treasure Valley Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, Inc. US Bank Foundation Lightfoot Foundation Verizon Foundation Maximus Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation McGourty Foundation Whittenberger Foundation None Will Perish Foundation Federal and State Grants Idaho Council on domestic Violence and Victim Assistance Community Development Block Grant STOP violence Against Women 2017 BOOK OF GIFTS 3 Endowment Fund Our Endowment fund was established to provide funds in perpetuity to support the operation of the Women’s and Children’s Alliance. Upon reaching a fund balance of $500,000 several years ago, the Board authorized annual distributions from the fund to be used in support of our critical services. These annual distributions are based on recommendations made by our Investment Sub-Committee which take into consideration anticipated rates of return on our money in order to ensure conservation of princi- pal. This means that a gift to the Endowment Fund will begin supporting our services immediately as well as into the future. Just this past year, the distribution was $27,271 – the equivalent of a nice sized grant or donation. A gift to the WCA Endowment fund is an excellent way to create a memorial to a love one or a legacy for you. Thanks to the follow- ing cash donors this fiscal year, our balance at the end of this fiscal year was $1,428,372: Nancy Adrian Trust Ruth Hayes Ruth Hopt Kaye Knight Elaine Looper Sue B Memorial Fund Thanks to our Heritage Society members (those leaving planned gifts) we anticipate over $270,000 sometime in the future: Marcene Austin Jeff and Bea Black Carolyn Corbett Julie DeLorenzo Rebecca Hurd Serena McAlvain Carolyn Terteling Teresa Yragui Endowment Gifts Ann Hohisel Lawrence and Kaye Knight Anthony Buonicore Lesley Nystrom Brand Makers Linda Corwin Caroline Hartman Lori and Darrel Anderson Christine Lichtig Marjory Sente ChronoTrack Systems Corp Marlene Toothaker David and Doris Piatak Merri Bodenhofer Donald Augelli Nancy Adrian Doris J. Robak and James G. Robak Natalie Bailey Elizabeth and Jon Wilson Nicola McCarthy Erene M. Waymeyer and Leonard W. Waymeyer One Trust Home Loans Frank and Lily McGovern Pamela Fields Gino and Tara Pilato Patricia Arbogast Hawley Troxell Raymond J. Polvani and Jeanette S. Polvani Ian Bott Rebecca McLoughlin James E. Lee, LLC Regence BlueShield of Idaho Jane Lee Childs Robert T. Taylor, Petra E. Taylor, and Robert J. Taylor Janet Doyle Ruth Hayes Jean and Roger Thompson Saint Alphonsus Jeannie Simpson Sally Hopt Jeff Banks Sharon A. Arnold and William E. Arnold. Jessie E. Reed Tom and Penny Ogles Joan Mandryk Toni Kaus Joann Adair TSheets Katherine Patterson Virginia Holland Kathleen L. Capelle Kathryn M Davidson KC and Paul Sheeler 4 BOOK OF GIFTS Hope Society Members of the Hope Society are multi-year donors who believe passionately in the work we do. They also understand that we need sustainable funding we can count on in order to serve the increasing needs in our community. Joining the Hope Society is a significant commitment, and it represents priceless gifts of safety, healing and freedom to the families we serve. Tommy and Shanna Ahlquist Bev and George Harad Maureen O’Keeffe-Wing and Vern Wing Ann and Mike Allyn Robert and Anne Hay Connie Olson Lori and Darrel Anderson Deni Hoehne Kris Ormseth and Kathi Pearce Anonymous Morgan Hoffman James O’Toole and Karla Rosa Marcene Austin and Dennis Lazzar Lindy Hofstetter Troy and Jana Owens Mike and Toni Ayers Kenneth Howell and Bernadine Marconi Melissa and Bill Palumbo AJ & Susie Balukoff Julee and Dan Hunt Susie and Dick Parrish Janine Bastian and Dennis Whitmore Lauri and Greg Janos John and Sue Paul Jan Bennetts and Cory Stambaugh Alan and Sally Jeffcoat Stacy and Mark Pearson Steve and Sandy Berenter Anna Jenny Mystella and Peter Pena Scott and Lysi Bishop Dave Jeppesen Leslie and Doug Phillips Bea and Jeff Black Tamara Johnson Renee and Ned Pontious Tracy and David Blenker Zeke and AnnMarie Johnson Marshall F. Priest III Karla and Bill Bodnar Judith A. Jones Heather Quisel Gina Brostmeyer Nancy and Charley Jones George and Kelly Raad Jan Bryant Joy and Thomas Kealey Brooke and Eric Ramstad Brit & Belle Mark and Toni Kelchner Wayne and Wendy Rancourt Cherie Buckner-Webb Susan and Larry Kelley Kendall and Holly Rasmussen Jessica and Ross Burke Dawn King-Menzner and Jeff Menzner Marjorie and Peter Reedy Russ and Janet Buschert Steven Knick and Sue Nass Jennifer Reimers Ms. Molly Foundation Lawrence and Kaye Knight Darcelle Sander Fran Caprai Tannan and Matt Koehl Denise Savoy Doug and Meredith Carnahan John and Luana Lamkin Gene and Sandy Schmitt Carolyn and Clint Casey Twyla Lehto Jenny and Charlie Schmoeger Orion Integration Group Ernie and Nancy Lemas Andy and Elizabeth Scoggin Merlyn and Sandy Clark Pam and Jack Lemley Julie Custer and Kathy Scott Sharon and Mike Clawson Ann Lewis Jack and Janice Scripps Teresa Cleary Kirk Lewis Terry and Dave Self Ryan and Richelle Cleverley Treacy and Kurt Liebich Sonia Sherlock Debbie Cleverley Aparna Limaye Tom and Jan Shipler Laura Cobb Annette Lipp Ingrid Sliger (in memory of Oivind and Gerd Moe) Nancy Collins and Daughters John Lough and Patti Diener Lough Linda Payne Smith and Jeff Smith Ronda Conger Edmund and Serene Low Tom and Carol Smith Family Carolyn Corbett Scot and Christina Ludwig Thomas and Carol Smith Chris and Warren Davis Tyler and Aunick Lund Matthew and Michelle Soderlund Shauna Della Allison Mann Greg and NorRae Spohn Julie DeLorenzo Carrie and Mark Matsko Craig Stein Deborah and Joe DeSousa John and Luci McDonald Brandy Stemmler Rich and Judy Dickson Cherie and Edward McElroy (in memory of Randy Andy and Laura Stento Juliana DiGiosia Della) John and Lynne Sterling Lori and Brian Donaldson Mike and Theresa McLeod James and Patti Stevenson Suzie Dustin Cindy Mendoza-Gray and John Gray Yulanda R. Stockton Pat Dye Mike and Lori Mers Curtis and Lisa Stoehr Julie Edgar Karen A. Meyer and CK Haun Joni Stright Jacquie Elcox Ed Miller and Teri Stein Lori and Duane Stueckle Dave and Keli Elledge Laura and Mike Miller Pam and Brian Thomas Sue Ellis Anne Moe Beth Toal Emily Fascilla Amy Moll and Bill Knowlton Doug and Carrie Tucker W. Darrow Fiedler and Erica Hill Ernie and Mary Monroe Richard and Lisa Uhlmann Jessica Flynn Bryan and Dee Mooney Peter and Debbie Wachtell Beverly and Del Geddes Annie and Jason Morley Kathleen Weber Milt Gillespie and Hollis Brookover Jack and Lois Morris Jodi Whittaker, CPA Janet and Tom Gohlke Karen and George Mulhern Christine Wilcox Vicki Gowler Ralph and Carol Myers Aaron Willey and Kelly Greene McConnell The Griffin Girls Amber Myrick Gina Wolverton and Dan O’Donnell Bruce and Lisa Grow Karey Neal Holli and Ryan Woodings Raquel and Kjeld Guglielmetti Neil and Tyley Nelson Kyle Woods Bryan and Emmerentia Guthrie Alicia Nichols Mary Woolf James and Myrtle Hall Toni Nielsen Jeff and Leslie Wright Mary Hanson Michelle Novak *Founding members of the Hope Society have supported us continuously since 2005 Hope Society 2017 BOOK OF GIFTS 5 Memorials Donor Name In Memory Of Becky Poulsen Curt and Teresa Wardhaugh Beverly Hines Gordon and Pat Johnston Chris Thompson Leslie Rasmussen Connie E. Weaver Carol Martin Connie McReynolds Rosa Y. Campbell David R Butzier Leslie Ann Rasmussen Deanna L and Carlos J Mendiola Leslie Ann Rasmussen Doug and Darlene Black Sylvia Hickman Elizabeth A Paul Betty Luginbill Frizzell Family Foundation Nancy Salyer Gail Chaloupka Leslie Ann Rasmussen Gail Chaloupka Carol Martin Gail Cohen Jackie Greeley Gene Rasmussen Leslie Ann Rasmussen Geraldine Oehlschlager Ashley Pickering and her children Gregory Leichliter Leslie Ann Rasmussen Heidi Gudmundsen Jackie Greenley Jana Evans Dale King Evans Janet K Steele Molly Gibson Janet Williams Andrea Janice R.
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