2006Annual Report

Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption 4150 Tuller Road Suite 204 Dublin, Ohio 43017

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® 2006Annual Report Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption Who We Are The Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption is a 501(c)3, non-profit public charity dedicated to dramatically increasing the number of adoptions of foster care children in North America.

Dave Thomas, founder of Wendy’s, established the Foundation in 1992. He had a vision that one day every child would have a permanent home and loving family, and he entrusted the Foundation with his vision. He knew first-hand how important home and family are because he was adopted. And he wanted every waiting child to have the same opportunities he had. The Children We Serve Vision: Every day in America, children are abused, abandoned and neglected. Through no fault of Every child will have their own, many end up in foster care, separated from family and community, and too often move from home to home without a sense of belonging. This year alone, nearly a quarter of a permanent home Introduction 3 the 517,000 children in foster care will be permanently separated from their families and in and a loving family. Letter from Executive Director and Board President 5 need of safe, loving adoptive families. Consider the following: Signature Programs and Awareness Campaigns 6 • More children in the foster care system become available for adoption each year than Mission: are adopted. Grants Program 8 Dramatically increase • A child available for adoption often moves three or more times. Statements of Financial Position 10 • Once in foster care, a child can wait five years for an adoptive family. Five years is a the number of lifetime to a child. Statements of Activities & Changes in Net Assets 11 adoptions of waiting • Twenty percent of these children turn 18 in foster care and then leave the system, without Donor Recognition 12 a family to call their own. children in North Board of Trustees and Staff 15 America. We Believe The Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption views the urgency of this issue through the eyes of these children. As we work to make foster care adoption a streamlined process that is accessible and affordable to every family wanting to adopt, we remain dedicated to critical core beliefs: • Every child deserves to live in a safe, loving and permanent family. • No child should linger in foster care or leave the system at age 18 without a permanent family of their own. • No child is unadoptable. What We Do As an independent public charity, the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption raises national awareness about the need for adoptive families for foster care children and awards grants to adoption organizations that aggressively move children from foster care to adoptive homes. 3 ® Dear Friends When we began this journey nearly 15 years ago, we had two powerful reasons to plan forward – a

Highlights and commitment to elevating the cause of foster care adoption and Dave Thomas’ passionate belief that this Accomplishments was the right thing to do. We are proud to share with you that today our commitment to the children impacted by foster care adoption is stronger than ever, and the legacy of Dave Thomas, who was adopted The Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption funds results-driven as a child, weaves into and embraces every effort of the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption. programs targeted specifically at finding adoptive families for children waiting in foster care and at raising There is a sense of urgency in all that we do. Today, more than 118,000 children live in temporary awareness about the joys of foster care waiting to be adopted. These children entered foster care through no fault of their own as a care adoption. Following is a list of highlights from this reporting period. result of abuse, neglect or abandonment and, once freed for adoption, they may move multiple times often waiting more than five years for an adoptive family. Five years is a lifetime to a child. And sadly, • Expanded Wendy’s Wonderful Kids, a groundbreaking direct- more than 20,000 of these children will celebrate their 18th birthday by leaving foster care without a service signature program family to call their own. designed to find adoptive families for foster care children, to 41 recruiters in 30 states. The board and staff of the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption are dedicated to planning

• Impacted 4,500 adoptions. strategically, working aggressively for results and, most importantly, seeing the world through the eyes of a child. Through signature programs like Wendy’s Wonderful Kids; Adoption-Friendly • Served 2,000 children (non-finalized adoptions). Workplace; National Adoption Day; National Adoption Awareness Month educational, policy and media efforts; benchmarking adoption attitudes research; and national poster and public service • Launched the Every Child Needs a Family endowment campaign. announcement campaigns, we are indefatigably committed to realizing the vision of a safe home and loving family for every child. • Assisted 19,146 individuals and organizations who contacted us through 1-800-ASK-DTFA, This is not an effort accomplished alone. Our partners and supporters help us change children’s lives Adoption-Friendly Workplace, and [email protected]. every day. We value your encouragement, your support, and your input. Working together, we will continue Dave Thomas’ legacy and assure that every child has a safe, nurturing and permanent home. • Distributed 77,756 Beginner’s Guides; 33,287 posters; 5,679 They deserve no less. educational videos; and more than 4,000 Adoption-Friendly Workplace toolkits to callers. All good wishes,

• Presented the seventh annual On any given day, “A Home for the Holidays” CBS television special with Children’s there are more than Action Network. 118,000 children in our

nation’s foster care Rita Soronen Denny Lynch 5 system just waiting to Executive DIrector President, Board of Trustees

be adopted. Signature Programs and Awareness Campaigns

National Adoption Wendy’s Wonderful Kids Adoption-Friendly Workplace Awareness Month “A Home for the Holidays”

On any given day, there are more than 118,000 Thousands of U.S. employers offer financial Congress designated November as National Adoption Since its premier in 1999, “A Home for the Holidays” has The Dave Thomas children in our nation’s foster care system just reimbursement, paid leave and unpaid leave to Awareness Month in 1990 to raise awareness about the been a successful collaboration among the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption waiting to be adopted. There are 30,000 in employees who adopt. The Adoption-Friendly need for adoption in the United States. The Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption, Children’s Action Network, CBS awards grants to support the Canadian system. Workplace, a signature program of the Dave Foundation for Adoption leads the nation in supportive Television, Triage Productions and Wendy’s International. Thomas Foundation for Adoption, encourages activities for this important initiative, including: This one-hour primetime special features top talent and local and national programs Wendy’s Wonderful Kids, a signature program employers to offer adoption benefits and soul-stirring foster care adoption stories. that aggressively promote of the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption celebrates those who do. National Adoption Day the adoption of foster care is making a difference – one child at a time. It The Saturday before Thanksgiving each year, National The Foundation’s toll-free telephone number is listed during combines the fundraising efforts of Wendy’s and Our expertly staffed toll-free telephone line, Adoption Day brings the community, courts, adoption the program, with a call to action. When viewers call, children in the United States its customers, results-driven grant management as well as our dynamic website, provide easy agencies and community organizations together to they reach an adoption expert who provides them with and Canada. In addition, of the Foundation and the talent of seasoned access to free tools and technical assistance finalize adoptions of children, raise awareness of foster customized resource information and follows up with the Foundation works adoption recruiters to find permanent, loving for employers who want to establish adoption care adoption and celebrate all families who adopt. them at designated intervals. More than 3,682,800 people homes for foster care children. benefits and employees who want to propose The Foundation has taken the lead on this national watched the show in 2005 and 1,771 sought additional independently and with them. During this reporting period alone, more collaborative, which has garnered significant national information. A survey of past viewers indicated that 8 partners throughout North The Foundation awards grants to local adoption than 4,000 people contacted us, requesting media attention and raised critical national awareness percent of those who responded to the show went on to America on specific projects agencies to hire recruiters and execute toolkits, technical assistance and benchmark about foster care adoption. In 2005, 227 local adoption adopt as a result of watching the special. aggressive child-focused recruitment programs research on adoption benefits. events in 45 states facilitated the finalization of more than designed to raise awareness targeted exclusively on placing foster children 3,300 adoptions on National Adoption Day. A Child is Waiting: about foster care adoption. in loving, permanent adoptive families. National Adoption Awareness A Beginner’s Guide Month Toolkits Since the program began in April 2004, more to Adoption During this 18-month The Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption sets the than 1,200 children have been served, 55 national momentum each year for National Adoption Since 2003, the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption reporting period, the have been adopted, and more than 500 are Awareness Month by driving activities at the local level has distributed, free of charge, 203,365 copies of A Child Foundation issued more matched with families and moving toward through the design and distribution of more than 10,000 is Waiting: A Beginner’s Guide to Adoption. The Guide is a adoption. Grant support of $5.2 million has than $5.4 million in support National Adoption Awareness Month Toolkits. The kits comprehensive educational tool, providing a step-by-step been issued to local adoption agencies to fund include A Child is Waiting: A Beginner’s Guide to guide to investigating and participating in the process of direct-service and aware- aggressive adoption programs focused solely Adoption; media templates for news releases about of adoption. on finding families for foster care children in ness building programs, local adoption events; a CD with sample public service their communities. which have, in turn, announcements; a new adoption poster and tips on engaging the community and the press in National Foster Care Adoption impacted tens of thousands As of June 30, 2006, there were 41 Wendy’s Adoption Awareness Month activities. Videos and Public of waiting children and Wonderful Kids recruiters in 30 states and Service Announcements two provinces in Canada, and we are on goal adoptive parents. National Adoption Poster to have recruiters in all 50 states and the Campaign The Foundation creates and distributes thousands of free District of Columbia by 2007. Additionally, long- Foster care adoption awareness posters continue to videos and public service announcements (PSAs) each term, rigorous research is in place so we can use influence general awareness and generate heartwarming year, informing and educating professionals, parents and the learnings from this innovative program to adoption stories. More than 33,200 posters were the general public about foster care adoption. During drive effective policy and practice across the distributed during this reporting period to adoption this 18-month reporting period, we distributed 5,679 nation on behalf of all waiting children. organizations, Wendy’s restaurants, and targeted educational videos and 992 PSAs. public venues, including libraries, doctors’ offices, 7 corporate headquarters and faith-based organizations. Grants Program Wendy’s Wonderful Kids Agencies Grantees

The Foundation is proud to support Kentucky Ohio In addition, Dave Thomas Foundation for Family Builders by Adoption the following Wendy’s Wonderful Kids Department for Community Based Services Franklin County Children Services: Adoption supported the following grantees Planning for teen adoptions grantees: – Special Needs Adoption Program (SNAP): Columbus and their initiatives: Louisville Adopt America Network: Toledo Adoption Coalition of Texas Harlem Dowling West Side Center for Arizona Hamilton County Department of Job and Five-agency coalition recruiting adoptive Family Services Aid to Adoption of Special Kids: Phoenix Louisiana Family Services: Cincinnati families for 400 children in Central Texas Facilitate teen adoptions Volunteers of America of Greater New California Orleans, Inc.: New Orleans Oklahoma Adoption Council of Canada Lutheran Community Services Northwest Kinship Center: Los Angeles Volunteers of America of Northern One Church, One Child: Oklahoma City Build organizational capacity to serve Develop “Familias para Ninos,” a Latino Sierra Adoption Services: Sacramento Louisiana: Shreveport Canada’s waiting children adoptive family recruitment campaign; develop culturally relevant recruitment Colorado Oregon Alliance for Children’s Rights materials The Adoption Exchange - Colorado: Denver Maine Boys and Girls Aid Society of Oregon: A Family for ME: Gardiner Portland Reduce backlog of court cases and expedite adoption of foster children Minnesota Adoption Resource Network Delaware Develop “Our Voices Matter” family Adoption Center of Delaware Valley Michigan Pennsylvania Spaulding for Children: Detroit Three Rivers Adoption Council: Pittsburgh Amara Parenting and Adoption Services recruitment program for teens Family Service and Children’s Aid: Jackson Tabor Children’s Services, Inc.: Philadelphia Replicate mediation program that will Florida Children’s Service Center of Wyoming result in timely adoptions National Center for Adoption Law Family Services of Metro Orlando: Orlando Mississippi Valley: Wilkes-Barre & Policy Charlee of Dade County: Miami American Bar Association, Center for Support adoption law information services Hillsborough Kids, Inc.: Tampa Southern Christian Services for Children and Youth, Inc. Harden House Adoption Rhode Island Children and the Law Program: Jackson Adoption Rhode Island: Pawtucket Develop legal guidelines for older youth National Indian Child Welfare Association Georgia Mississippi Families for Kids: Jackson permanency planning Create National Indian Adoption Roots Adoption Agency, Inc.: Atlanta Clearinghouse South Carolina Bethany Christian Services, Southern American Public Human Services Montana Family Service Center of South Carolina: Georgia: Columbus Association New Alternatives for Children Lutheran Social Services of Montana: Columbia Develop a new Interstate Compact on the Expedite adoptions of medically and Billings Idaho Placement of Children developmentally challenged children Special Needs Adoptive Parent Services, South Dakota Inc.(SNAP): Boise Nebraska Children’s Home Society: Sioux Falls Boys & Girls Aid Society of Oregon North American Council on Adoption Links Worldwide: Omaha Recruit and train families to adopt drug Adoptable Children (NACAC) Illinois Tennessee affected infants and small children Train NACAC subsidy volunteers for Casa Central: Chicago Nevada Family & Children’s Service: Nashville Adoption Subsidy Resource Center ChildServ: Chicago Clark County Department of Family Casa Central/Chicago Services (2): Las Vegas Texas Recruit Hispanic adoptive families Special Needs Adoptive Parent Services Iowa Lutheran Social Services: Dallas Implement child-specific recruitment and Four Oaks, Inc.: Cedar Rapids New Jersey Spaulding for Children: Houston ChildNet adoption preparation for waiting teens Children’s Aid and Family Services: Analyze barriers to adoption of older youth Paramus Kansas Utah Villages of Indiana Kansas Children’s Service League: Wichita The Adoption Exchange - Utah: Children Awaiting Parents Develop and implement recruitment and New Mexico Salt Lake City Develop recruitment campaign for older awareness campaign in Northeast Indiana The Adoption Exchange – New Mexico: waiting children in New York state Albuquerque Washington Youth Villages Children’s Home Society of Washington: Children’s Rights, Inc. Recruit and train adoptive parents in New York Seattle Document effect of reduced or eliminated Central Tennessee NYC Administration for Children’s Services: adoption subsidies on adoption of foster The Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption supports a number NYC West Virginia children, in partnership with the North You Gotta Believe! (2): Long Island & Mission West Virginia: Charleston American Council on Adoptable Children Brooklyn and the National Foster Parent Association of results-driven organizations across North America, helping them Wisconsin North Carolina Adoption Resources of Wisconsin: Congressional Coalition on Adoption raise national awareness about waiting children, streamline the Children’s Home Society of North Carolina, Milwaukee Institute, Inc. Inc.(2): Greensboro & Charlotte Train and support college students, formerly in foster care, to serve as summer interns foster care adoption process, make adoption more affordable North Dakota with Members of Congress Catholic Charities North Dakota – Adults 9 and aggressively move waiting children from temporary foster Adopting Special Kids (AASK): Fargo

® care into safe, loving, permanent adoptive homes. Revenues For twelve months For six months 2006Annual Report Assets June 30, 2006 June 30, 2005 2006Annual Report ended June 30, 2006 ended June 30, 2005* Cash and Cash Equivalents $4,317,247 $2,567,939 Contributions $2,105,190 $ 280,426 Statements of Financial Position Statements of Activities & Changes in Net Assets Operating Investments 4,770,921 4,519,872 Special Events 5,858,080 754,600 Board-Designated Endowment 1,899,407 1,021,207 Investment Income 647,544 88,579

® Contributions Receivable (Net of Allowance of $100,000 in 2006) 52,391 82,660 Total Revenues $8,610,814 $1,123,605 Prepaids and Other Assets 14,525 2,184 Expenses Agency Assets — 35,000 Program Grants and Program Services 5,316,818 1,900,296 Property and Equipment, Net 416,112 64,974 Management and General 421,292 255,520 Total Assets $11,470,603 $8,293,836 Fundraising $ 542,290 $ 119,375

Liabilities Total Expenses $6,280,400 $2,275,191 Accounts Payable 67,210 $143,512 Change in Net Assets 2,330,414 <$1,151,586> Grants Payable 2,218,000 1,344,147 Net Assets, Beginning of Year $6,721,495 $7,873,081 Accrued Liabilities 133,484 49,682 Net Assets, End of Year $9,051,909 $6,721,495 Agency Liabilities — 35,000

Total Liabilities $2,418,694 $1,572,341 The numbers above do not reflect $5,148,329 and $94,256 of donated advertising and services from Wendy’s International in 2006 and 2005, respectively, that are included in our audited financial statements as both revenue and expense. Net Assets * During 2005, the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption changed its year-end from December 31 to June 30. Undesignated 6,830,934 $5,700,288 Board-Designated Endowment 1,899,407 1,021,207 Total Unrestricted Net Assets $8,730,341 $6,721,495 85% Program Grants and Program Services Temporarily Restricted Net Assets 321,568 — Total Net Assets $9,051,909 $6,721,495 8% Fundraising Total Liabilities and Net Assets $11,470,603 $8,293,836 7% Management and General

10 11 Matt Boeddeker Jeffrey J. Coghlan John F. Duncan James Gorham International Storage Systems L. Robert Lieb Kenneth C. Minton Donors Ron and Kitty Boeddeker Roger Cole Ron Dunford GQ Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Liebert - Emerson Cameron Mitchell Carrie Boerio Kimberly Cole Sweazy Michael A. Dyda Angel Grubb Robert Jennings Tom Ludwick Ty Miyahara The following individuals, Richard Bond Gail Collins Linda Dzwigalski David Guarino JF Hillebrand USA Denny and Pam Lynch Jon Mollman companies or organizations Books Are Fun Jan Collins E J Associates David Gulezian Jockey International Jeff Lyons Monster Worldwide donated more than $100 to the David Borgatello Columbus Blue Jackets E! Entertainment Television Nancy G. Hagemeier Daniel Johnson Ann Macik Elizabeth Moody Dave Thomas Foundation for Jim Brennan Comedy Central e-cycle Chris Haid Tom Johnson Frank T. MacInnis MTV Networks Adoption from July 1, 2005 Briad Wenco, LLC Concerned Persons for Adoption Christopher Ebert Stephen Hamile Kris Kaffenbarger Dave MacLeod Tom Mueller to June 30, 2006. Beth Bridgeman Phil Conklin Ebony Magazine Hanley & Lawton CPAs Mark D. Kalinowski Tom MacMillin Neil Mulcahy Mary Ann Brody-Heyl Jennifer Connery Jim Edwards Jerry Harlow Kansas City Life Macy's West Shannon E. Mulcahy ABC/ESPN Sports Joel Bulger Keli Cooper ELK Promotions, Inc. Harmony Ball Company Kansas City Wizards William Maddox Julia Murney Luke Adams Busch Entertainment Jeff Cordes Alissa English Elliotte Harrington Kappus/Taylor Company Phyllis Magnes Terry Murphy All That Sparkles Carol Buzard Camila Correa Manuel Escalera James Hazard H. P. Kasama Mahoney Environmental Suresh Nagappan Dustin Allen David J. Cahill James Cox ESPN Productions, Inc. Health Magazine Ed Kendall Maines Paper and Food Dale Nagy Service, Inc. Debbie Alloway Bob Caltabiano Sheryl Craig Essence Walter P. Hempfling James Kennedy Laura Nathamson Marketing Services By Vectra, Inc. Lynnane Allshouse Joel and Robin Campbell Thomas Craig Joyce Eufemi Jackie Hendricks Judith Kenny National Sign Systems Marshall Arts Productions Diane M. Anderson Cannon Marketing Inc. James Cravens Fairview Evangelical Church Cathleen Henleben Bradley Kiefaber National Welders T. Marzetti Company Kerrii and Doug Anderson Capitol One Services C. T. Creigh Pam Farber Henny Penny King World Media Company NBC Vonna Maslanka Aramark Uniform Services Car & Driver Eric Crispell G. Favinger John Herndon Kiwanis Club of Kings Plaza, Greg Nethercutt Gary Master Arbitron Inc. Cargo Crossville Porcelain Store John R. Feeman Gar Herring Canarsie Tom Nihem MasterCard International Asbex Ltd. Bill Caskey Crystal Cave Design John Ferrara Steven Hester Annette Klosler Lisa Nolan Norb Mayrhofer Edward L. Austin Jennifer Cassidy Joe Curran Jim Ferris Eric Hetrick James Knight Northgreen Communications, Inc. Derek Mayweather Aydelott Norm Castonguay Darling International, Inc. Edward Fitts Scott Hillman Debbie Koenig Erin O'Boyle McCormick & Company, Inc. Stephen Baclini Jonathan and Megan Dave Thomas Memorial Classic Andrew M. Flaherty Kevin Hinz Joseph Kovalcik John O'Leary Greg McDonald Barry Baker Catherwood Terry Dawkins Peter Fleischer Mary Jo Holck Philip Kozloff William O'Neill Denis McDougle Ted Baker Christopher Causland Particia Day Larry Fleming Yvonne Holdeman Richard Laciano Ochoa AG Unlimited Foods McGraw-Hill Companies BankWest of Nevada CBS Jeffrey DeGroff Fore Adoption Foundation Jeffrey Holewinski Frank LaFlamme Toni Oliver Dudley McMahon Mark Baron Celine Dion Foundation Linda Delfs Four Crown, Inc. Joe Holland Lake Las Vegas Vivian Opelt McMaster-Carr Supply Company Selma Bartlett Gus Chachakos Deloitte Services LP Fox Broadcasting Company Judy L. Hollis Bill and Cynthia Lancaster Outside Patrick McMorran Richard Bassler John Chambers Delphi Display Systems, Inc. David Frear Tod Holloway Sally Lannier Wal Ozello Chapman/Leonard Studio Anne Larson David McReynolds Mark Behm Equipment Paul Dent Freddie Mac Foundation Brad Honigfeld John Palazzo Lynn Lasky Steve Meier David Bell Robert E. Charlesen Terry Dessert Laura Freeman Jonathan A. Hothem Par-Way Tryson Company Erin Lassen Christopher Mellon Harvey Bennett CHASI Systems, Inc. Determined Productions, Inc. Fresh Mark, Inc. House of Blues Concerts, Inc. Parenting Magazine David P. Lauer Men's Journal Jeffrey P. Berger Thomas Christ Christine Dickinsen Cheryl Fry James and Debbie Huber Michael Pearson Veta P. Leakas Mary Menge Personalized Distribution Keith Berman Cintas Corporation Tim Dolan Gallagher Consulting Group Robert Husemoller Christine LeBlanc Ben Merrion Systems, Inc. Better Homes and Gardens Vanessa Clack-Weinstein Tad Dolbier Mark Gamboa IBM Alan Lecrone Dawn Merritt PGA Tour, Inc. / Transworld IMG Bionetics Charitable Trust Christopher Clark Michael Donnelly GE Commercial Finance Group Inland Restaurants LTD Cornelius Lee Metcraft, Inc. Pilgrim's Pride Corporation Kevin Blackwell Cara Cloyd Dopaco, Inc. Steven George Integrated Food Systems Rosemarie Lemieux Middle Tennessee Golf Fair JR Pine Gary Blumsohn Coca-Cola Company Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc. Yovani C. Gerena International Food Group Bernard Leonard Troy Miller 12 Cary Boeddeker Theresa Coffey Kenneth Drake Mike Givens International Sports 13 Christopher Mills Mark and Vicki Boeddeker Leonard Drake Bob Goodrich Lydia Leslie James Coghlan Properties, Inc. ® Angie Lewis Milwaukee Bucks continued on page 14 Greg Russo Kimberly Sullivan Watchbuys Donors S & D Coffee, Inc. Sunridge Farms, Inc. Michael C. Watson ® S & G Distributing Synchro Services Roger Wells continued from page 13 Peter Scanlon Tim Tate Wendy's Advertising Co-op Board of Trustees John R. Plunkett John Schade Craig Taylor of Atlanta Denny Lynch Deanna J. Podelco Mary Schell Janice Taylor Wendy's Denver Advertising President Co-op, Inc. Jean Marie Politte David Schiefen TBS/TNT Entertainment Joyce Eufemi Wendy's International Vice President Polly Annenberg Levee Michael Schiermeyer Texas Digital Systems Wendy's Licensee of Charitable Trust Schneider Financial The Buccino Foundation Ron Musick Columbus, GA Treasurer Popular Science Enterprises, LLC The Congregational Church Wendy's New York Mary Schell Michael Potter Jack Schuessler of S. Dartmouth Divisional Office Secretary Procter & Gamble Company Charles Sebastian The Golf Channel Wendy's of Ft. Wayne, Inc. Ed Austin Purdy Products Co. Dale Seefeldt The Southard Foundation Wendy's of Montana Don Calhoon David Quartier Mary L. Seitz The Tagliaferri Foundation Westerville Sunrise Rotary Pam Farber Nathan Quartier SESCO / Silver King Ken Thomas Foundation Mike Givens Bob Quinn Shape Lorraine Thomas Penny Westfall Gene Quirini Stephen Shapiro Rebecca Thomas John P. Westgate Bob Goodrich Bill Radebaugh Shelby Williams Industries S. Tiner Calvin R. Whetzel Jack Schuessler RBS Greenwich Capital Simeon Shortman John M. Tithof Betha Whitlow Honorable Evelyn Stratton Real Simple Janine Sidoruk Toledo Storm Hockey Rob Whittington Lorraine Thomas Mike Record Art Sivertsen Timothy Tomesek Wild Adventures Debra Waller Mark Reed Six Flags Lewis E. Topper Anne Williams Terrence O. Regan Harley Skidmore Tri-State Adoption Coalition Teri Williams Staff Ronald Reinke Jeff Slosar Brian Tucker Jeffrey Windham Rita L. Soronen Relay Gear Charles Small Lisa D. Turner Marianne Woodward Executive Director JoAnn Richardson Beth Smith Turner Broadcasting Frances Wright Connie Ackert Steve Rieke Christine Smith Joe Uraski Mike Yates Associate Director of Grants Mark Rienzi Michael J. Smith Patricia Vendegna Robert York Carrie Boerio Program Projects Manager Debbie Riley Walt Sofield Ursula Vermillion Alan Yoss Cheryl Bowman Road and Track Steve Sorensen Mark Viau John R. Young Office Manager Melody Roberts Rita Soronen Vidal Partnership, Inc. Barbara Zebe Robin Campbell, William Roberts David Sosa Frank Volk Susan Zemanek System Communications Manager Robin Enterprises Co. Donald Speck Vollrath Corporation Catherine Zitko Jennifer Connery Resource Development Manager Maurice Robins Sports Illustrated Magazine Dawn Voss Robert G. Zoeller Rebecca Lusk Rocky Mountain Festivals Andrew W. Stackel L. A. Walker The Dave Thomas Foundation Associate Director of Marketing Alexandra Rodrigues David and Laura Stanton Hardy S. Wallace for Adoption is grateful for all the Wendy's restaurants and franchisees Angela Marshall Wendy’s Wonderful Kids Manager T. Michael Rogers Charles Still Margaret Walls across the nation that support the Rolling Stone Magazine Laura Stratton Wal-Mart Foundation’s mission and vision through Steven Meier in-store customer-based fundraising Associate Director of Finance Ron Foth Retail, Inc. Danny Strickland Sheila Waltrip campaigns, including canisters, coupon gift programs and pin-up campaigns. Beth Smith R. S. Rosenberger Carl Sturges Wand Corporation Resource Development Associate 14 We regret any errors that might have Ron Ross Sugardale Foods Wasserstrom occurred in this listing. Please notify us Gloria Soffe Bruce Ruhl Dan Sullivan Alan Wasserstrom of any changes or corrections. Bookkeeper