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2017–2018 Gratitude Report Alaska

Inside Passage | Glacier Bay TABLE OF CONTENTS

Letter from the Board President ...... 3 Letter from the CEO...... 4 Grants, Scholarships, and Advocacy...... 8 Our Impact Building Organizations...... 10 Supporting Students...... 14 Connecting Leaders...... 18 2018 Grantees...... 22 2018 Scholars...... 26 Our Donors...... 27 Visionaries...... 42 Volunteers...... 45 Organizational Support...... 47 Fundholders ...... 49 Financials...... 52 Staff and Board...... 53 Idaho

Perrine Bridge | Snake River 2 Through another year of profound change, we have been so grateful for your unwavering courage, generosity, and trust. While we know that change is constant, our collective commitment has never been stronger: to one another, this work, and our future.

Our sense of community is what has brought us to this point, through unexpected challenges and invigorating wins. And it is what will continue to move us forward, navigating whatever may come with conviction, integrity, and resilience.

At Pride Foundation, we believe the inevitable winds of change, while sometimes difficult, always bring with them opportunity.

This year we wish a fond farewell to Kris Hermanns, whose expansive vision, creativity, and tireless persistence have emboldened us to not simply weather adversity, but to accomplish truly extraordinary things together. Wakefield During her time with Pride Foundation, Kris charted a course we never could have envisioned when she Board President joined us seven years ago. Through times of turbulence and ambiguity, as well as celebration, her skillful guidance bolstered us with the fortitude and solidarity we needed to rise to the occasion—to always forge a new way forward.

As we look ahead to the future, we do so with gratitude, joy, and hope. We are honored and excited to continue this journey together with you toward the extraordinary promise and possibility on the horizon.

Thank you for joining us in this work, and for being an essential part of the Pride Foundation family.

With pride,

Wakefield

3 “Only in the darkness

Dearest friend, Writing this final letter to you as CEO of Pride Foundation feels especially challenging during the time we find ourselves in. I want to focus on all the reasons we have to be hopeful, on everything we have accomplished together. Yet I am not able to shake the feeling that this moment calls for something more.

Kris Hermanns Not acknowledging the uniqueness of this situation erases what is real for so many—the weight on Chief Executive Officer our shoulders and spirits, and the heaviness in our hearts and on our minds as we wonder what to do, where to turn, and how to keep going during these dark times for our nation and our global community.

In the last speech Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave, during an incredibly challenging time in this country, he said, “Only in the darkness can you see the stars.”

4 can you see the stars.” —Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Fifty years later, it seems we are still in darkness searching for light.

Despite the progress that has been made, we are still fighting over who matters and who has worth—and we are still trying to convince the broader world that everyone’s life has value and deserves protection.

Bearing witness on a daily basis to all of the ways in which our lives and our love, and the humanity of the people around us, are being questioned and threatened, has left me grappling with serious existential questions: What is happening to us? Who are we becoming? I am trying hard to find the energy to keep building when the attacks attempting to tear us down and apart are as relentless as they are devastating.

And, through all of this, I am trying to keep my faith—faith in the fundamental goodness of people, in the possibility of a better world and a brighter future, in our collective agreement that, at the very least, we should share and respect one another’s humanity.

But in the darkness of this time, one thing is very clear to me: my faith is sustained by the knowledge that I am not alone—that we are in this together. continued next page…

5 Our work now is about reimagining a future that redefines what is possible.

For the past seven years, so many of you have trusted me, invited me into your homes, your communities, and your lives. This has been a truly profound blessing for me, and I leave knowing that the relationships we have built and continue to build are the foundation that will keep our momentum going and carry us all forward on the path toward progress and change.

When I think of Dr. King’s words, I cannot help but think that the stars he references are not above us, but are, rather, among us. For me, each of you are these stars— the bright lights shining through, no matter how dark it seems to get.

Because despite witnessing the hatred and cruelty that our fellow humans are capable of, we have also seen the very best in people rise to the surface. We have seen our community draw on our core values and most strongly held beliefs—that every person’s life has value, that our lives are worth fighting for, and that this work is our purpose—as fuel to fight back against a world that would systemically cast us aside, make us invisible, or erase us entirely.

We have seen one another open ourselves to the depths of dissonance and pain that our community is collectively holding—and remain understanding and compassionate.

Our work now is about reimagining a future that redefines what is possible.

6 Our work now is about reimagining a future that redefines what is possible.

It is about continuing to have the depth of empathy and vulnerability that allows us to connect to one another and create a sense of belonging, which prevents us from isolating and hardening ourselves to what we are actually witnessing right now. These connections are what will help us keep our faith in what we believe to be true and the hope that will help us to realize it fully.

It is about being right with the world and committing to doing all that we can to leave behind, for generations to come, a better place where we all get to show up as our full selves in all of the communities we call home.

Ultimately, it is about each of us continuing to be those stars, finding ways to offer even more light in the darkness.

No words can capture what it has meant to be a part of this work with you, to share in your unwavering passion and commitment. Imagining that world we can create, and getting to build it within a community of people who care so deeply and who inspire me so much has been the honor of my life.

We will never stop working together to illuminate the path that will get us there. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for all that you have done and continue to do for our communities.

With unending pride,

Kris

7 GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS

We invest in organizations and programs We provide essential financial resources that meet the needs of LGBTQ youth, adults, and community support to LGBTQ and elders, and families across the Northwest. allied students across the Northwest.

From urban areas to rural towns, we know that the landscape While much has changed for the LGBTQ community in recent for LGBTQ people and their families in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, years, educational access and support remains critical for Oregon, and Washington varies significantly. students who continue to face financial and other barriers on their educational journeys. With an emphasis on reducing the growing disparities and inequities facing our community, we partner with local leaders Pride Foundation scholars have incredibly varied educational goals and nonprofits to invest in strategies and solutions that support and lived experiences, and are overcoming tremendous challenges people in their home communities. in order to pursue their dreams. Many scholars have been bullied, have experienced discrimination based on their identities, and Funds granted to support LGBTQ equality some have even been forced out of their homes because of who since our founding 33 years ago...... $68,670,605 they are. Number of grants awarded to nonprofit Receiving a Pride Foundation scholarship connects students to partners since 1985 ...... 5,980 a wider community of support, providing important affirmation, Our funding supports the breadth of critical and timely issues encouragement, and the resources to realize their dreams. impacting LGBTQ people, including:  Workplace equality Since our scholarship program  Safe schools began in 1993:

 Healthcare access Funds invested in LGBTQ and allied students. $5,358,227  HIV & AIDS support and prevention Number of scholarships awarded. 1,869  Food and housing security Volunteers who have reviewed scholarships...... 3,352  Education access

Number of scholarship funds established...... 84

8 ADVOCACY

Building Empathy Through Innovation: Virtual Reality Storytelling

TRANSform Washington is a public education campaign of Pride Foundation celebrating the dignity, diversity, and humanity of trans and gender diverse people.

Since TRANSform Washington's 2016 launch, we have recognized the importance of having accurate and more expansive portrayals of trans and gender diverse people in media—particularly given that only 16% of Americans say they have met a transgender person.*

To creatively address this fact, this year TRANSform Washington collaborated with Facebook, Oculus, and filmmaker Jesse Ayala Jr. to This project comes at a critical time in the fight for transgender tell the real-life stories of trans and gender diverse people using equality. Across the country, we are facing more hateful and virtual reality (VR) 360˚ filmmaking. vilifying efforts aimed at rolling back local non-discrimination ordinances. Through this project, we are reshaping the narratives AUTHENTICALLY US introduces viewers to a diverse group of trans about our community by fostering dialogue that will lead us and gender diverse people using interactive virtual reality technology. to a better, safer, and more inclusive world for trans and gender The three incredible stories that were told through this innovative diverse people and their families. new medium have been positively received—including being named official selections at South by Southwest (SXSW), Tribeca, and Cannes Film Festivals.

*Source: https://www.glaad.org/releases/number-americans-who-report-knowing-transgender-person-doubles-seven-years-according-new 9 BUILDING ORGANIZATIONS

Building Visibility and Community for LGBTQ Older Adults in Rural Areas

“In North Idaho, discrimination is alive and well,” says Juli Stratton, Executive Director of North Idaho Pride Alliance (NIPA) in Coeur d’Alene, a Pride Foundation Community Grantee.

“We hear people in North Idaho say, ’We don’t have any LGBTQ people here.’ But we know that statement is not true. That mentality is changing, in part I think, because of our work to create visibility for marginalized folks.” North Idaho Pride Alliance Supporters and Volunteers March in Coeur d’Alene

DATA SNAPSHOT

LGBTQ Older Adults POPULATION 2.7 million LGBTQ people over the age of 50 live in the United States, a number which is expected to double by 2030.1 10 “It is incredibly important for LGBTQ older adults to have a space to come together. Participants have told us that these groups are a reason to get out of the house and engage with the world.”

Juli Stratton Executive Director of North Idaho Pride Alliance (NIPA)

NIPA is working to build a more unified Idaho through networking, “This is an issue of end of life care,” Juli explains, “While aging isn’t just education, and advocacy. With a focus on LGBTQ youth and an LGBTQ issue, we face more obstacles as we age because of who older adults, they are creating spaces to build connections and we love or how we identify.” raise awareness throughout the region. Juli remembers a friend of the Pride Alliance who was approaching the LGBTQ older adults, particularly those living in rural areas, endure end of her life with no local familial support network. NIPA helped greater degrees of isolation and discrimination, often lacking strong her coordinate her calendar, scheduled food deliveries, and connected family connections and the support of a broader care network. her with transportation to appointments and support groups. As a result, many are forced back into the closet when they interact continued on page 12… with mainstream service organizations.

RACE HEALTH Approximately 20% of LGBTQ older LGBTQ older adults of color face higher adults are people of color and rates of diabetes, heart disease, HIV/AIDS, by 2050, 40% of LGBTQ older adults and experience other significant health will be people of color.2 disparities.3 11 BUILDING ORGANIZATIONS CONTINUED

“This is an issue of end of life care. While aging isn’t just an LGBTQ issue, we face more obstacles as we age because of who we love or how we identify.”

Juli Stratton Executive Director of North Idaho Pride Alliance (NIPA)

Thanks to NIPA’s network of volunteers and community members, this Despite being a two-year-old, all-volunteer organization, NIPA has woman was able to live her last months supported and cared for. already made an incredible impact in the community, and this visibility raising and community building will undoubtedly continue Recently, NIPA has also been building relationships with local into the future as they explore ways to make their work even organizations, businesses, and service providers and is conducting more sustainable and effective. trainings with these groups on how to better serve older LGBTQ clients. Last year, NIPA also created the Silver Alliance, a support group where “LGBTQ people are everywhere,” reflects Juli. “We’re in every service LGBTQ adults over the age of 50 can socialize and share resources. delivery system and in all of your businesses. You just may not know that’s who we are. It’s about raising awareness of our existence “It is incredibly important for LGBTQ older adults to have a space to in every part of the community and working to support those who come together. Participants have told us that these groups are a reason need it.” ● to get out of the house and engage with the world.”

DATA SNAPSHOT

LGBTQ Older Adults LONG-TERM CARE continued Half of older LGBTQ adults in long term care have experienced mistreatment in a care facility.2

12 COMMUNITY IMPACT

Your support builds the capacity of local Total grant dollars awarded in organizations to address the issues that Fiscal Year 2018 . $1,066,673 matter most to our community. Number of organizations funded...... 317

Community Grants by Issue Area: Community Grants by Priority Populations: Food and Housing 10% Security/Homelessness 3% Older Adults 15% Anti-violence 13% People of Color Healthcare Access/ 40% Culturally Responsive 31% Youth Services Economic Security/ 22% Trans/Gender Diverse 17% Workplace Protections Education Access/ Rural/Remote 18% School Safety 31%

POVERTY HOUSING One-third of LGBTQ older adults Half of older LGBTQ couples experience live at or below 200% of the discrimination when applying for federal poverty level.2 housing.2 13 SUPPORTING STUDENTS

A Young Man’s Journey to Change the Reality of LGBTQ Students in Montana

Last year, Jesse, a 15 year-old trans man in With the vision of creating a more just and inclusive society by Missoula, Montana, was looking for young people empowering youth leaders across Montana, EmpowerMT—a 2018 Pride Foundation Community Grant Recipient—stands out as a resource like himself. He found them at Youth Forward, for vulnerable youth and students who need support the most. EmpowerMT’s after school program for high In a state with nearly 150,000 square miles and only about one school-aged LGBTQ+ youth. million people, the rural and remote landscape can be challenging for “Before getting involved, Jesse didn’t have much information about many youth pushed to the periphery. EmpowerMT works to end LGBTQ+ issues or the community,” Claire Michelson, EmpowerMT’s mistreatment, correct systemic oppression, and strengthen communities Youth Programs Coordinator said. “He felt lost, and didn’t have with a particular focus on supporting youth who experience additional connections to LGBTQ people his own age. At first, he was scared and barriers because of who they are, like LGBTQ youth with disabilities nervous about joining in, but he soon found a supportive community.” and LGBTQ youth of color.

DATA SNAPSHOT

Trans and Gender Diverse SCHOOL AND RACE Youth Six in ten trans and gender diverse students of color experienced harassment, assault, or expulsion based on their gender identity.4 14 Over this past year, EmpowerMT has been able to help Jesse navigate coming out as transgender and transitioning. The first year of high school is an uncertain time for most students, and the additional support is especially important for students who are LGBTQ. EmpowerMT helped him connect with allies in school, arrange health class accommodations, and even assisted his parents in navigating the school system.

To gain even more connections and community support, Jesse also attended EmpowerMT’s Youth Leadership Camp.

“At first, camp was terrifying to him, but he ended up really loving it,” continued on page 16…

Jesse (right)

NAME AND PRONOUNS SCHOOL AND GENDER IDENTITY Two thirds of trans and gender diverse 51% of trans and gender diverse youth students are not called by their true cannot use the restrooms or locker name. Four fifths are not called by their rooms that match their gender identity.5 preferred pronouns.5 15 SUPPORTING STUDENTS CONTINUED

Claire remembers. “For the first time, he was able to meet other young COMMUNITY IMPACT people like him and was able to talk openly about the issues he faced in school and the community.” Your commitment makes it possible for

Since getting involved, Jesse has also grown in his own leadership. students to reach their full potential. He helped found the Be You Crew, EmpowerMT’s new after-school Scholarship dollars awarded in 2018 in Alaska, Idaho, program for LGBTQ+ elementary and middle school youth and allies. Montana, Oregon, and Washington: “Jesse has been a calming and compassionate mentor to this group, $535,000 to 130 students and for many participants he is the first openly trans person they have gotten to know,” Claire shares. “He gets to share what he’s learned 2018 scholars who are from a rural area...... 50% through EmpowerMT and his own journey.”

Today, Jesse feels more outgoing and confident, and he has grown into a stronger advocate for other LGBTQ and marginalized youth. 2018 scholars who have experienced or are 46% currently experiencing homelessness ...... “Queer youth deserve the dignity to live safely and authentically,” Claire shares, “and Jesse is one of the incredible queer youth working to make that a reality in Montana.” ● 2018 scholars who are people of color ...... 62%

DATA SNAPSHOT

Trans and Gender Diverse Youth EDUCATION continued Involvement in Gay-Straight Alliances or other related social justice activities is positively associated with higher GPA and greater feelings of belongingness at school.6 16 SCHOLAR REFLECTION

Reclaiming My Identity Through Education

For the majority of my life, I had been given clear messages about who I could be in the world and how much worth I had. I learned at a young age to be ashamed of who I was. It was not until I returned to school that I started to fully reclaim my identity.

Through education, I began to understand the systems in place that are designed to marginalize and oppress certain groups of people. I didn’t realize all the ways that being born to an immigrant mother, drug addicted father, in a working class family would have an impact on me later in life. I didn’t understand that the reason I got pregnant at 17, and had already served two prison sentences by 21 were because of the systems that existed.

Through education I have been able to rise above the many limitations placed upon me due to simply living in the body I was born into. I now am an outspoken activist and valued member Lukas of my community. I believe that when we equip individuals with the tools to succeed, they can 2018 Pride Foundation Scholar go out into their communities and create a positive ripple effect. ●

INCARCERATION EDUCATION Latinx youth are 1.5 times as likely as white youth LGBTQ youth of color were nearly to be incarcerated. Native American youth twice as likely as their straight, white, are nearly three times as likely to be incarcerated. cis counterparts to have dropped 7 Black youth are four times as likely to be out or been pushed out of school. 8 incarcerated. 17 CONNECTING LEADERS

Going Beyond Politics to Create a Movement

“At the moment we won, it hit me—this wasn’t just a city or state win, this was national. It was for the whole world,” remembers MoHagani Magnetek, a leader in the fight against anti-trans Proposition 1 in Alaska.

This spring, in what became a historic vote, Anchorage residents voted to uphold their local non-discrimination ordinance—making it one of the first municipalities in the country to retain protections for trans and gender diverse people at the ballot.

MoHagani, a longtime activist for trans rights, women’s rights, and in the fight for racial justice, explains that, for her, this campaign felt different.

DATA SNAPSHOT

Discrimination against Trans and Gender STATEWIDE PROTECTIONS Diverse People 27 states—including 3 in the Northwest region— lack clear and explicit discrimination protections for LGBTQ people and families.9 18 “The way we won was significant,” MoHagani reflects. “We used our Both describe this fight as one they could not walk away from—a fight stories to humanize our lives. We spoke in a way that people for their dignity, and for their very existence. They were not going to couldn’t ignore us anymore. People had to see us as fully human.” let their stories be defined by anyone else.

Pride Foundation was proud to be a founding member of Fair Anchorage, “As one of two black trans women that I know of in Anchorage, where the campaign that worked tirelessly to defeat Proposition 1. Fair I go to the bathroom is inherently dangerous for me,” MoHagani shares. Anchorage centered the voices of trans and gender diverse people and continued on page 20… their families, in order to give community members opportunities to better understand what it means to be transgender.

Lillian Lennon, a student activist at the University of Alaska and the “The way we won was significant. We used our Fair Anchorage campaign Field Organizing Director, tells a similar stories to humanize our lives. We spoke in story of the broad impact of this campaign. a way that people couldn’t ignore us anymore. “Before the campaign, many people in Anchorage said that they didn’t People had to see us as fully human.” know a trans person. We were able to put a face to our community— knocking on doors, making calls. It centered our humanity in a way MoHagani Magnetek that felt authentic and intentional.” Activist, Trans Leadership Alaska

WORK ENVIRONMENT HOUSING 90% of trans and gender diverse people 25% of trans and gender diverse adults report experiencing harassment, ages 45 to 75 were discriminated mistreatment, or discrimination at work against due to their gender identity or have tried to hide who they are to 10 4 when searching for housing. avoid these experiences. 19 CONNECTING LEADERS CONTINUED

“But I felt the need to play my part in this…and I know this movement COMMUNITY IMPACT is going to keep growing and that people will respect us more and more, like everyone else.” Your generosity connects leaders who are

Both Lillian and MoHagani are members of Trans Leadership Alaska sharing best practices, fostering collaboration, (TLA), a group founded by and for trans and gender diverse Alaskans and aligning around common goals for during the “No on Prop 1” campaign to create a safer and more greater impact. welcoming Alaska. When discussing what is next, both MoHagani and Lillian reflect on the need to build on this momentum, and go beyond Last year, Pride Foundation helped organize: legal fights to focus on more education and awareness building. A convening of local leaders in Montana “While we held onto our nondiscrimination ordinance, our legal rights to tackle the legal barriers facing youth before and after the campaign didn’t change,” MoHagani explains. experiencing homelessness. “But our movement is stronger and better for it. Now that the campaign is over, we are going beyond bathroom politics and navigating the and waters of becoming not just an organization, but a movement.” ● A gathering of trans and gender diverse leaders from across Alaska to organize “We were able to put a face to our community— and strengthen the campaign against knocking on doors, making calls. It centered anti-trans Proposition 1. our humanity in a way that felt authentic and intentional.”

Lillian Lennon Fair Anchorage Campaign Field Organizing Director

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Cattle Grazing on Grassy Hills 21 2018 GRANTEES

With support from generous donors and dedicated volunteers, Pride Foundation has granted a total of $1,066,673 to 317 organizations advancing LGBTQ equality in the last year. This includes our community grants program, donor designated, and donor advised funds.

Alaska Panhandle Health District Red Feather ACLU of Alaska Foundation Pocatello High School Salish Kootenai College Foundation Alaskan AIDS Assistance Association The Community Center Inc TAP 365 Covenant House Alaska University of Idaho The Montana Racial Equity Project Fair Anchorage Wassmuth Center for Human Rights YWCA Missoula Identity, Inc Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic Montana Oregon ACLU of Montana ACLU Foundation of Oregon Idaho Adventure Cycling Association Art Design Portland LLC 2 Great 4 Hate Arts Missoula Audubon Society of Portland ACLU of Idaho Foundation Big Sky Pride – Happiness & Joy Foundation Basic Rights Oregon Education Fund Boise Contemporary Theater Blue Mountain Clinic Bodyvox Boise Men’s & Women’s Chorus Bridgercare Bradley Angle Centro de Comunidad y Justicia EmpowerMT Bridging Voices QSA Youth Chorus GSA Pride Alliance Club Forward Montana Cascade AIDS Project Idaho Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence Great Falls LGBTQ Center Causa Oregon Idaho Transgender Healthcare Advocacy Coalition Inc Montana Book Festival Columbia Riverkeeper Idaho Voices for Diversity Montana Human Rights Network Death with Dignity National Center Inland Oasis Myrna Loy Center Ecumenical Ministries of OR HIV Services Neighbors N Need PFLAG Lewis and Clark County Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon North Idaho Pride Alliance Poverello Center Inc Fair Housing Council of Oregon

22 Film Action Oregon Q Center Central Area Senior Center Friendly House Rose Haven Changes Parent Support Network Grantmakers of Oregon & SW Washington Rural Organizing Project Children’s Home Society of WA Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber Safe Harbors Coalition Ending Gender-Based Violence HIV Alliance Saving Grace College Success Foundation Human Dignity Coalition Southern Oregon Coast Pride Columbia Land Trust Immigrant & Refugee Community Organization Southern Oregon Film Society Communities in Schools of Federal Way Immigration Counseling Service The Living Room Community Foundation for Coupeville Public Schools Jesuit Volunteer Corps TransActive Gender Center Community-Minded Enterprises Latino Network Trans*Ponder Companis Lotus Rising Triangle Productions Consejo Maplewood School Deaf Spotlight Mercy Corps Washington Downtown Emergency Services Center Naral Pro-Choice Oregon Ahat Homecare Duwamish River Cleanup Coalition Oregon Center for Public Policy Amara Elizabeth Gregory Home Oregon Food Bank Antioch University Seattle Entre Hermanos Oregon Humane Society API Chaya Farestart Oregon Sexual Assault Task Force Artswest Feminist Women’s Health Center Oregon Sierra Club Atlantic Street Center Food Lifeline Oregon Student Foundation Bailey-Boushay House Friends of Bing Oregon Symphony Bellevue College Gay City Health Project Our House of Portland Bike Works Gender Diversity Outside the Frame Blue Mountain Heart To Heart Gender Justice League Partnership for Safety & Justice Books To Prisoners C/O Left Bank Books Global Partnerships PFLAG Oregon Central Coast Broadview Community United Church of Christ Grist Portland Center Stage Building Changes Habitat for Humanity - E Jefferson Co Portland Community College Foundation Cardea Habitat for Humanity - E King Co Portland Gay Men’s Chorus Care To Help Project Hedgebrook Portland Housing Collective Cascade Public Media (KCTS) Holocaust Center for Humanity Portland Institute for Contemporary Art Cascadianow! Ignatian Resource Center Portland State University Foundation Center for Children and Youth Justice Ingersoll Gender Center Pride Northwest Center for Ethical Leadership Intiman Theatre

23 Jefferson Land Trust Out In Front Seattle Children’s Theatre Jewish Family Service Out There Adventures Seattle Counseling Service Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle Outcast Productions Seattle Dyke March Jubilee Women’s Center OutSpokane Seattle Education Access KBTC Association Pacific Northwest Ballet Seattle Girls’ School KING 98.1 FM Peace & Justice Action League Spokane Seattle Men’s/Women’s Chorus KNKX Peace for the Streets by Kids from the Streets Seattle Parks Foundation KUOW 94.9 FM Peace Trees Vietnam Seattle Public Library Foundation Lavendar Rights Project PFLAG Everett/Snohomish Seattle Repertory Theatre Legal Foundation of Washington Program for Appropriate Technology in Health Seattle Symphony Orchestra Legal Voice PCAF Seattle University Lifelong Pigs Peace Sanctuary Skagit PFLAG Lifewire Pizza Klatch SnoHomo Pride Festival Lutheran Community Services Northwest Planned Parenthood of the Great NW Snohomish County Music Project Mockingbird Society Plymouth Housing Group Social Justice Fund NW Museum of History and Industry POCAAN Stonewall Youth NAACP Port Townsend Food Bank Swedish Heart and Vascular Institute NAMI Eastside Powerful Voices Swedish Medical Center Foundation NAMI Seattle Pride of Ellensburg Tasveer Nathan Hale High School Foundation Q Youth Resources Teen Feed National Parks Conservation Assoc Queer the Land The AMP: AIDS Memorial Pathway Nature Conservancy of WA Rainbow Cathedral Mcc Three Dollar Bill Cinema Northwest Harvest Rainbow Center Town Hall Northwest Immigrant Rights Project Real Change Treehouse Northwest Justice Project Re-Evaluation Foundation University Congregational Housing Association Northwest Network Resource Equity University Congregational United Church of Christ Northwest Youth Services Roots Young Adult Shelter University Unitarian Church Oasis Youth Center Samaritan Center of Puget Sound UTOPIA Seattle Odyssey Youth Movement SASG – Seattle Area Support Group UW World Series Olympic Music Festival Seattle Art Museum Vashon Maury Island Land Trust One America Seattle Arts & Lectures Velocity Dance Center Open Arms Seattle Children’s Hospital Foundation Washington State Budget & Policy Center

24 Washington Trails Association Corporate Accountability International Northfield Mt. Hermon Annual Fund Washington Women in Need Democracy Now! Oberlin College Westside Unitarian Universalist Diablo Ballet Orangutan Outreach Church Diverse and Resilient Out and Equal Workplace Advocates Whidbey Institute Doctors Without Borders Outspoken Pride Whim W’Him Dance Company Earthjustice Oxfam America Wing Luke Museum Environmental Defense Fund Inc Partners in Health Women’s Funding Alliance Foundation for International PFLAG Youthcare Freedom for All Americans Educ Fund Planned Parenthood Federation of America Inc YWCA Friends of The Herring River Planned Parenthood of the Heartland YWCA of Clark County Heartland Housing Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin International Planned Parenthood Feder Point Foundation Other States International Rescue Committee Public Citizen Foundation ACLU Foundation Inc James Toland Vocal Arts Raven ACLU of Wisconsin Foundation Lambda Legal Defense & Education Fund Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism Adler University Mass Audubon Respectability USA AFP Foundation for Philanthropy Mazon Sierra Club National Headquarters After School Matters Milwaukee Ballet Company Inc Smile Train American Assoc of University Women National Center for Lesbian Rights Smith College School of Social Work American Cancer Society National Clearinghouse for the Defense Southern Poverty Law Center American Friends Service Committee National Council of Jewish Women Sustainable Cape Amnesty International Native American Rights Fund The Center for the Study of Social Policy Brandeis University Natural Resources Defense Council Theatre for Young Audiences / USA Carolina Friends School Nature Conservancy Truro Conservation Trust Carter-Johnson Library and Collection New Israel Fund United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County Compassion & Choices New Mexico State University Foundation YWCA of Southeast Wisconsin

25 2018 SCHOLARS

Pride Foundation’s 2018 scholars are current and emerging leaders in the LGBTQ and allied community. Scholars play an important role in deepening understanding of LGBTQ issues, supporting our community, and advocating for cultural change. They are the face of our future.

Frederick Anex-Schnauss Ryan DePauw Shijuan Haynes Za’Quel Major Marshall Scrafford Tranisha Arzah Cynthia DeVille Seth Hershman Kristi Maldonado Juan Serrano Shane Bauer Jaz Dierenfield Anthony Hill Nicole Martin Isaac Shannon Nikki Bennington Joseph Disan Phillip Hill Asher Matthews Christopher Smith Marissa Bertucci Ev Dove Kevin Jacobs Anna McClain-Sims Lukas Soto Maxwell Storm Blue Connor Dyas Jenelle Jepson Zander McRae Bradlee Thielen Kody Bosch Melissa Ebben Nawal Karam Maryam Meshkattehrani Sofia Velasquez Colten Boyd Joshua Elliott Amina Kirby Yohanes Mezenghie Kai Velazco Cory Bromley Harri-Ann Ellis Madison Klementyn Tori Morgan Anthony Vicari Jana Bryner Daniel Ensley Michelle Knerr Nam Nguyen Ryan Wagstaff Anne Bryson Doyle Diana Estefania Estrada Alamo Raechel Kundert Nghi Nguyen Alyssa Wainaina Gracie Bucklew Ivan Fernandez Victoria Fialaui’a Lamositele Derek Nix Raven Waldron Andy Burt Yasmin Flores-Lopez Tobin Langford Fennec Oak Arden Weaver Luhui Whitebear Margaret Cabell Angela Flores-Marcus Ethan Lauesen Osaze Ogbeide Brandi Wilder Jessee Clampitt Emily Forrette Alejandro leon Timothy Osen Kai Winchester KC Copfer Juan Franco Amber Letchworth Maija Linh Pham Max Zaki Elmer Coria-Islas Chanrithy Fuller-Avalos Christopher Leyva Vera Darwin Phu Dalton Dagondon Tiegs Alexia Garcia Adan Longoria Jr Dianne Piggott Athena Dai Austin Gardner Alessandro Lou Jessyca Ramonette Dawson Dang Tiffany-Ashton Gatsby William Lu Sherman Red Tomahawk Sheyda Dashtizadeh Veronica Green Max Mackenzie Ariana Rosales Jonathan Davidson Andie Harrison Jose Madrid Beltran Dwayne Sackey

26 OUR DONORS

Thank you for creating hope and possibilities for LGBTQ people and families. More than 1,600 donors like you are making a difference today and investing in a brighter future for our community.

This list reflects donations from our fiscal year April 1, 2017 – March 31, 2018

$25,000 or more Karen Mudd* & Monica de Baca Jason Lamb & Alan Kristal Lee Heck & Bill McGee Anonymous (1) Ron Poindexter & Jay Williams Martin Lantz Peter D. Hiatt & Ron Huden Cheryl Beighle & Stephen Schroeder Robert Roblee & Ron Johnson Paul Lenehan & Jonathan Warn Douglas Jenkins Bob Evans* & Steve Davis Gary Southerton & David Isla Gary Maffei & Marcus Lintner Doug Morgenson & Dan Tibbits Pam Foster & Liz Austin Fund Nancy S. Nordhoff & Lynn Hays Christopher Petrilli Gary Hollander & Paul Mandracchia ♥ $5,000 – $9,999 Orange Square Laura Pierce* & Heidi Neff Alex Jacks Anonymous (2) Marschel Paul* & Margaret Sutro Don Powell Jim Miersma & Bill Hammer Mika Albright J. Ritchie & Mark Linvill Peter Shalit & Bob Clark Tony Raugust & Joe Curiel Steve Alexander Chet Robachinski & Jerry Slipman Michael Smira Julie Shapiro & Shelly F. Cohen Paul Beaudet* & David Wertheimer* Chiquita Rollins Andrew Suter-Morris Jeffrey Stolz & Tim O’Connor Christine Bourdette Linda Scoccia Jason Victor William R. Teska ♥ Ronald G. Brey* & Richard Mills Doug Stamm Lora Volkert Jim Vegher & John Grigsby Ann Bunnenberg & Jamie Ross J. Thompson & J. Wittrock Roy & Julie Wash Angie Buysse & Cynthia Per-Lee Michael & Cynthia Warn $10,000 – $24,999 Ed Cauduro Fund Dwayne Witzel & Gregory Baumgardner $1,000 – $2,499 Mark Clift & Jeff Knapp Steve Dotterrer & Kevin Kraus Anonymous (1) William S. Etnyre Ellen Ferguson & Diana Sill $2,500 – $4,999 Harry Anderson & Terry Bible Douglas Exworthy* & Kent Poush Jason Fussell* & Robert Heuer Anonymous (2) Elena Andresen & Kevin Mickelsen William L. Fleming* Jeff Graham and John Longres* Joyce M. Allen* Jason Bergevin* & Kelly Abner Dennis Johnson & Steve Smith Wendy Hasuike Merri Baldwin & Kris Hermanns* Scot Bishop-Walker & Corey Payne Estate of Dean Kauffman ♥ Rex Himes Geraldine V. Cole* Wayne W. Bitterman Rebecca Laszlo & Sara Intriligator Rocky Horan Bill Dickey Timothy Bradbury Leigh Morgan Carol Kerley & Linda Dunham Leigh & Leslie Dolin Caryn Brooks*

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 27 Nathaniel Brown Eric Jones & Dan Monasterio Brandy* & Elana Pirtle-Guiney James VanderMeer Anne & Nicole Browning* Kim & Lori Kaiser Marj Press* Julie Varee Carol Brownlow Katelen Kellogg* & Joe Hatcher Stacey Prince & Teri Mayo Wakefield* David Burnett E.J. Kilgore & J.R. Pierce Thomas U. Rachal, Jr. Joy M. Wallace & Andrew Gardner Bryan Cline* Quentin King & Glen Kriekenbeck Scott & Katie Renschler Michael Westrick Harriett Cody & Harvey Sadis Monica Landry Tom Retan Adrian Wieland & Kim Stone Oliver Colbert & Eric Olson Ruth & Dennis Langwell Robert A. Riopelle Mary Willis Celeste Cole Adrienne Leslie Bruce A. Ritzen Carl Wilson John Dagres & Jack Odell Hannah Love Rose Roetto Mary Kay Wright* & CiCi Pilgrim Bill Darby & Zane T. Van Kirk ♥ Mary Juanita Lucero-Larsen & Susan Abate Margaret Rosenthal & Sarah Jessup Peggy Dolane* Dr. Robert Lusk & Christopher Bailey Jeff Sakuma* & Ron Pederson $500 – $999 Christopher Economakos Dean Lynch & Michael P. Flannery Beverly Ann Scott & Courtney Anonymous (2) Bob Eichler Lee Ann* & Colleen Martinson Jose Javier Aquino & Joe Kuehne Mike Scott* & Cullen Brady Jan Scott & Sally Exworthy Deborah McCandless & Art Avitia & Kevin McLeod Steve Sheehy & Davis Bergmann Karen Fore & Mark Richardson Stacey Callahan James Baker Jonas Simonis & Jillian Barron Jeff Gaisford & Brian Parker Larry McDonald & Gregori Jakovina Ben Bakkenta* & Eric Snow Chris Sinton Reed Gibson Sam McVeety & Jordan Goldwarg Martha Bennett Gregory Smith* & Ken Spencer Rebecca Gonzales Curtis Meyers Brad Bigelow & Mark Schwab-Bigelow Carl L. Snook Steve Gunn Greg Mullins* Randy Boshart & Rod Schepper Charles J. Sparling Matthew D. Haggerty, L.M.P & Debra Mulnick & William Bourland Don Botts & Don Anderson Abigail St. Lawrence Marc Stiles Martha Norberg & Kris Cappel James Braden Jennifer Steele & Jon Hoekstra George M. Hampton, Jr.* John French & Craig Norton Ryan Bradshaw Larry Stonesifer & Ron Angress Michael S. Hampton Akinwale Ogundipe Laura S. Brown, Ph.D. & Lynn Brem Gayle Stringer & Nancy Nickelson Lucy Lee Helm Travis Osborne & Kurt Schaefer Matt Bungo & Joe French Tim Sweeney Tuyen Hoang Karl Otto Randall Burns Cindy Taylor Pamela Hooten & Karen Zumwalt Scot R. Partlow* & Dean A. Kralios Natalie M. Cain Cecil Howard Patch Patrol Kellye Testy & Tracey Thompson Margarethe Cammermeyer & Jason J. Hunke* & Rich Nolle Justin Pava & Cora Anderson Löki Gale Tobin* & Walker Gusse Diane Divelbess Emilie Jackson-Edney* Dan Phelan & Chris Mulready Nicholas Utzinger & John Rochford Chanda Carlson* & Janice Wall Brady Jensen & Mario Cristancho Janice Pickard & Anne Harvey Peggy Van Kirk & Jim Reese Kara Carlson Colin Jones Pete Pinney Robert & Christine Van Kirk Victor Carlson

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 28 Tylene Carnell* Jeffrey Hedgepeth* & John Medlin Kimberley McCollim Jean Singer* & Dyanne Sheldon Ken Cederstrand Josh Hemsath* Jacy McGrath & Tracy Bradfield Stephen Sisk Brian Chen & Tim Pearson Anthony Herrington Catherine Merlo Benjamin Smith Carol Cheney Douglas Holley & Chuck Mize Tara Smith* & Ahmed Amin Louise Chernin* & Mary Klein Christopher Nickelsen Jeffrey Morgan Nathan Sobers & Michael Kuntz Paula Clarke & Merlin White John Holliday & Glenn Lawler Roger Morris The Sogge Family Foundation Jim Clay Denys Howard Kevin Moser & Bret Tiderman Candy & Juris Solovjovs Catherine & Ned Cooney Kevin Irving & Nicolo Fonte Kathryn Mros-O’Hara Carolyn Stacey Charmian Creagle & Sean Doran Eric Ishino & Ronald Shiley Portland Fire Chief Mike & Tara Myers Trevor Storrs & Steve Smith Michael & Laura Cromer Mike Jarvis & Craig Larson Eric & Julie Nelson Stuart J. Stuple & Bjoern-Erik Hartsfvang Char Davies Paul Johns Rebecca Nerison Shelley Sullivan H. Dwayne Davis David L. Johnson Denise Novoselski Don Tankersley Joel C. Davis & Shawn Holman Susan Jossi Marcie Osborn Kevin Teeley & Greg Stair Deborah DeWolfe & Kate Stewart Diane Kaplan & Mel Sather Deborah Oyer & Tom Weeks Roey Thorpe Andrew Dillman Evan King Larry & Lucille Pasco Mike Tobin Jo Durand & Melinda Petersen Seth Kirby* & Anna Shelton Alex Pava* & Clif Marr Stewart Tolnay & Patty Glynn Nancy & Michael Eck Frank G. Klingbeil Erika Peterson Cheryl & David Ethan Trooskin-Zoller Darby Ellison David Krause & Frank Groff Jackie Phillips Matt Wallace & Chris Luz Sara Elward* M. Junelle & Dayleen Kroontje Lee Powelson Carol & Jeff Waymack Carrie & John Ernest Terry L. Latner Scott Richter & Nabil Mousa Heather Werckle & Ryan Dingman Ken Fichtler Taryn Lindhorst & Cynthia Riche Jean Rietschel & Lois Thetford Jax Wheatley & Susan Johnson Linda T. Finn Joshua Lipscomb Elias Rojas* Nicholas White & Jerry Liu Darcy Foral & Nicole Johnson Kerry Lobel & Marta Drury Krist Sandness Craig Williams* & Daniel McGlothlen Jon Frank & Dan Lane Dawn & Scott Lockwood Stephen L. Schenzel Jean-Paul Willynck* Friends of Patricia Van Kirk Theresa Lourde Julie Schmidt & Gayle Schuh Jimbo Worm* Claire & Paul Grace Robert Lux Frank Schreckenberger Jack Wussow & Kyle Adams Audrey Haberman* Jack Quinn MacNichol Amy Seidenwurm & Russell Bates Carl Halvorson Rob Maher & Lynn Peterson-Maher Colin Sexton & Steve Sorgee $1 – $499 Viv Hamill & Linda Sandman Caroline Maillard & Kate Roosevelt Peter Shanky & Lisa Watson Anonymous (34) Roy Hamrick & Stephen Carstens Deborah Maria Mark Sherard C. Blue Art Thomas Harris & Brian Mahieu Susie* & Al Matsuura ♥ Audrey Shiffman Shyela Aberman Roberta Raine Harrison Michael Mattmiller & Jay Petterson Michael Shiosaki* & Ed Murray Bradley Kent Ackerson JoAnn Hartline & Melissa Barran Camille Mayeux & Jennifer Waldron David Showalter Charles & Constance Adams Sue Hawthorne & Adel Johnson Michael J. McBride & Pamela C. Behring Jane Simoni & Karina Walters Jonathan Adams* & Tyler Dobies

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 29 Larry Adams Cami & Jimmy Armijo-Grover Stephanie Anne Barr Kris Billhardt Daniel Adamson Sidney Armstrong Karrisa Barrera Cathy & Robert Billie Jesse Aerni Shannon Arnold Kerry Bassett David Bird Graydon L. Agar Kevin Asai & Phil Cannell Mary Batterson Deborah & John Bitney Mya Agee Thomas Achenbrener Whitney Bausch Bob & Sheryl Bjerk Laura Ahola-Young & Rick Young Pedro & Kipp Ashford Ronald Bayer Jackie Blackbird David Akers Brian Ashmore William Bayer Pavel Blagov Manumalo Ala’ilima Pope Ashworth Kurt Beadell Alan & Sydney Blaine Clayton Aldern Ronald L. Attrell Susan & Les Bechdel Christina & Bryan Guiney Anna & Matt Alexander Greg & Vicki Aubol Brad & Kelly Becker Carol Blenning Claire & Lee Alexander Alli Auldridge* Linda Beebe Ronald Bline Annette Alfonsi Lindsey Weir Auman Andrew Beeks Scott Blum Alison Alhadeff Aaron Austin Christopher Beeman Susan Boase Carolyn Allen Kelly Austin Thomas Scott Begich Joanna Boatman Mandy Allen Kris Auza Malinda Beiler Peter Boeschenstein & Cynthia Allison-Billmeyer William Aycock & Don Bojarski Karen Beilstein Anthony Prud’homme Robyn & Josh Alper Jefferey Babauta Kathy Belge Linda Bolotin & Doreen Lyne Janet Alviar Catherine Bachy* & Margaret Giffels Candace Bell Mark & Eva Bonnema Richard Ames Jeffrey Baird & Stefanie Jean Winter Fr. Patrick Bell Laura Bonneville & Derrill Unruh Kelly Amos Eugene & Cheryl Baker John Bell & Jomarie Meade Lyn Bonyhadi Arthur Anderson & Tim Moriarty Linda & Tom Baker Ramon & Linda Beluche Nanci Booher Ian Anderson Nathan & Tracy Baker Bobbie Benavente James Boone & Joseph Bucuzzo Judy Anderson Sonia & Kendall Baker Bill Bengston & Robert Durff Rhonda Boothe & Jessica Salmonson N J Anderson Carol & Mike Balasa Barb & Jim Benish Karen Borell & Barbara Stein Sarah Anderson & Elizabeth Dale Barton Ballantyne & Raul Davila Molly Colleen Bennett & Caleb Wilvich Melissa & Al Borg-Borm Susan Anderson & Kevin Tripp Paul Balle Jane Benson David Born & Wesley Dubbs Christine Anderson-Ihrig & Tim Ihrig Bev Balliett & Ruth Szilagyi John Berg & Robert Roth* Kathy Boullin & Don Hogeland Lisa & David Andrews Adriane Bang Susan Bergstrom Lorraine Bowen & Barbara Helterbrand Sabrina Angelo Riannon Bardsley Dani & Rachel Bernstein Mary Bowers & Peggy Brady Lucas Anorak-Neill John Barkhurst Margaret Berroth Sally Bowman Judge Marlin Appelwick Carol Barnes Ron & Kara Bertolucci Matthew Boyes Virga Arambarri Marcia Barnes Shawn Berven Jane Brackett Kathleen & Tommy Arends Morgan Barney Ryan Biava Jamey Bradbury Joseph Armes Claire Baron Tara Bowen Biggs Sarah Braxton

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 30 COLLABORATION Taylor & Theresa Brelsford Susan Britian Zoey Brodsky* Bruce Brown A Catalyst for Change in Oregon’s Immigrant Carol Brown Jamar & Steven Brown and Refugee Communities Julie & David Brown Michael Brown & Arezou Arefi-Afshar Ronnie Brown In 2017, federal actions targeting Sue Ann Brown immigrants and refugees catalyzed Tom & Dan Brown foundations in Oregon to come Jenni & Christopher Browning Kalena Bruno together to take action. Ryan Bruyninck The Collins Foundation, MRG Foundation, Lavonne Bryan Natalie E. Bryson Meyer Memorial Trust, and the Oregon ♥ Eve Buchanan Community Foundation established the Kelly Buchanan & Linda Jamieson Oregon Immigrant and Refugee Funders Marsha Buck & Willie Anderson Collaborative as a philanthropic group that Cherie Buckner-Webb would be responsive to the emerging needs PHOTO BY JOHN RUDOFF Eric Buhler and threats our communities are facing. Baylie Bunn Deborah Burke Pride Foundation enthusiastically joined this collaborative in early 2018. We were grateful Jeffrey Burkhardt for this opportunity to deepen our work in support of immigrants and refugees, and Richard Burleigh & Ginny Clark address the systems and issues that uniquely impact LGBTQ people in particular. Janie Burns & Lori Steele Nancy Burns So far, the collaborative has granted $2,782,488 to groups providing legal services, direct Kathryn Braeme Burr outreach, community education, timely advocacy, organizing, and research. Working Stephanie Busch Ann Buss as a collaborative, we are able to provide coordinated and responsive funding to the local Samir Busuladzic organizations that are finding innovative ways to support immigrants and refugees Thomas Butts across Oregon, at a time when it’s needed most. ● Keri Caffreys Deidra Gibson Cairns

31 Lauren Calabro Page Chisman & Matt Beal John Corso Nancy de Pastino Rowan Calkins Jason Choudhry Travis Cossel & Carmen Morawski Douglas Deaton Claudina Campbell David & Samantha Christensen Michael & Shelly Costa Kenneth & Margaret DeBoer Duncan Campbell Todd Christensen Sylvia & Roger Cox Shawn DeCarlo Connie Campbell-Pearson & Brett Christian Tracy Crabtree Britta Dedrick & Tim Brandon Roxanne Klingensmith Sharon Christoph & Chris Davidson Gene & Judy Craig Anita K. deGive Lisa Canavan Daniel Christopher John Cramer & Suzanne Poppema Amanda Delzer Hill Ceara Carder Amy Cilimburg Blanche U. Crandall Joe & Naomi Denhart Divit Cardoza Linda Cipriano Bill Crane Derivative Duo Sonja & Gerry Carnell Andrew Clark Cindy Crawford Michelle & Steven Deshazer Christina Carr Anne Xuan Clark Gordon Crawford & Rebecca Herzfeld Peter DeStaebler & Tim Martin Patrick Carr Ted Clark & Eugene Otto Lillian Crawford June Diaz Cat Carrel Cary Clarke & Meredith Dunn Stephanie Crider Gregory Dietl Linda Carrol Rebecca Cleary & Stacey Bakula ♥ Cheryl Cristello Christopher Dietrich & Robbie Cardon Caitlin Carroll & Ian Lyon Christine S. Clothier Roberta Crockett Renee Dillon Katie Carter* Duchess Clothier Michele & Mike Cronen Susan & George Dimitroff Margaret Carter Amber Cobos Angela Crowley-Koch Jay Dimock Carmine Caruso & Doug Flanders Bryan Cochran & Tim Molenda Jim Culp & Peter Manos ♥ JJ Dion & Bob Wilson Martin Casey & Brian Cole Jeremy Cochran Edward & Sheila Cunningham Marian DiPerna Jorge & Elizabeth Casimiro Kathryn Coddington Chris Curry Susanne Dirks Celia Castle & Brenda Bauer Chris Coffman Don Curtis, Jr. & Scott Squier Megan Dixon & Scott Knickerbocker Leroy Chadwick Andrew Cohen & James Packman Francis Cushingham Erin Dodge Sarah Champoux Jylana Collins Michelle R. Daguio Jeffrey Dodge Caroline Chan & Erin Gray Erica Colon Heather Leigh Dailey Wayne T. Dodge, MD & Larry Kreisman Christine Chaney Kathryn Comer-Tuss & David Tuss Elaine Daly Brian Dohe Corrina Chase Daniel Conklin Suzannah Dalzell Colin Doherty Linda Chau Frances & Gerald Conley Jennifer Davies & Paul Backstrom Steven P. Dolberg Aimee Chauvot Sean Connelly Charles F. Davis & Nancy G. Stevens Keith Donahue Melanie Chavez Christopher Constant Julie Davis Taylor Donnelly Lindsey Chen Clifford Cook ♥ Kathleen Davis ♥ Anna & John Doran Mitchell Chen Jim & Zoe Cooley Lin Davis & Maureen Longworth Edwina Dorsey Thomas Cherry Christopher Coon Petra Davis Paul Dostal Clinton Chiavarini Kent Copeland David de Coriolis & Rhonda Robinson Lainie Dreas Olivia Childress-White Caitlin Copple* Marc & Carole de Jong Jacquelyn D’Souza

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 32 Dennis Duff Laura & Mark Erickson Nancy A. Flikkema Lisa Giacalone Jeanette Dugger Marlys Erickson & Christine Hurley Bethany Flint Jay Gibbons Melody Duley Barbara Ertter Brandy Flores Leslie Giblett Robin Dunitz Sarah Esterman & Robert Brewer Angel & Liz Flores-Marcus Lynn & Bruce Gibson Rachel Dunlap Matthew Estrada Sarah Flynn & Helen Boyne Tiffany Gilbert & Kendrick Efta Joe Durr Gloris Estrella Melinda Foster Jennifer Gill Terry Durst* & William Gilliland Brian Evans Stacie Foster & Lawrence Cock Elizabeth Gillaspy Johnette Easter Christopher C. Evans Holly Fountain Dennis Gilomen Charles Easterberg David Everson Kenneth Fowler ♥ Stephanie & Gary Ginger Chuck Eastwell Karin Eysel & Marcelo Serpe Stan & Jeanne Fowler Tonya Gisselberg & Dee Smiley Stephanie Eberle Christopher Facundo Larry Fox Dorothy Gist Grant & Phoebe Ebright Susan Fairo & Christine Suter Norm Frampton & Ed Hunziker ♥ Sara & Jay Glerum Bruce Ecord & Norman Adkins Margaret Faith Kandi Franklin Baris Goc Vickie & Adam Edelman Michael Faith Jane Frantz Steven Godfrey Amanda Edwards Cynthia Rae Fargo Wayne Freeman Caitlin Goettler Susan Edwards & Jim Ernest Paul Farley Cara Friang Willa Jean & Jerome Gold Heidi & Jason Effmann Ruth Fast Katherine O. Friedt Breanna Golez Terry Egan Christina Fastnow Juliane Fry Carmen & Dean Goodwin Leo N Egashira Amy Faust & Kevin Fischer Darrin & Jill Fuchs Brenda Gordon Lorelei Eickelberg Lynette Faye Gail Fulton & Craig Kanagy Jackie Gordon Susan M. Eidenschink Brian Fee Andrew Funk Eve Gourley George Eighmey & Peter Livingston Kurt Feichtmeir Marie Helene Gagnon* Michele & Sean Grabbe Keith Ekness Jeffrey Feiffer & John Briggs Jeff Gallagher & Julie Houston Ana Grammatica David Elkin Peter Fels & Nancy Helget Marie Galyean Jami & Caera Gramore Tom Eller & Amy Kondi William D. Ferguson, M.D. & Helen Gamble Nina Grandy & Thomas Croley Catherine Elliott Frank Blevins JP Garcia Nicole Gratch Len & Linda Elliott Jessica Ferrell Crista Gardner Kate Gray Karen & Wayne Ellis Elaine Field & Lisa Sokanoff Hans Gasser & Kate Robertson Kathleen Gray Lisa Ellis Paul Finlay Sandra & Robert Gates Barbara Green & Annie Gage Richard Ellison & Curt Stromberg James Finley James M. Gaylord Evan Green Rev. Rachel Endicott Erin Fishburn & Nathan Bergeson Janie & Laurence Gebhardt Stacia Green & Martha Dale Colleen Engel Lois Fitzpatrick Walter Gegner & Glenée Salmon Ellen Greene Laural Engeman Margo Flaherty Deborah Gentry-Rao Rosalynn Greene Jennifer Epps & Judy Coder Brian Flikkema Elissa Gertler & Karamy Muessig Juliet Greenwood

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 33 Hannah & Finn Greer Jeffrey Harris Clifford Higgins Suzanne Lile Hunter & Suzanne Anderson Melody Griggs Lily Harris Nancy Higgins Mary Rita Hurley Lisa Grogan Megan Harris Jason Hill John Ilgenfritz & Sheena Wilson James R. Groome Tiffany Harris Bill Hodge & Chris Hoffer Cheryl Imlach & Lori Vawdrey Kathleen & Matthew Groshong Becky Harrison Beverly Hoeffer Jade Inghram Lucy Groves R Bryan Harrison Heidi Hoelting Stephen Ipsen Lester Gruner M. Ragan Hart Tiffany Hoffman Gail Ireland Jenna & Katy Guertin-Davis Nicholas Hart Krista Hofius & Lianne Koenig Heather Irwin Mary Anne Guggenheim & Jan Donaldson Linda Hartzell Timothy Hogan ShelleyJo Isaak Kent Guidry & Kendall Stelly Rhonda Hartzell Karin Hoggard Michael Ivanoff & Craig Goins Neil Gunderson Nicole & Thom Hasenpflug Donna Holden Peter Jackson & Eric Raptosh Susan & Steven Gunn Michele & David Hasson Antonio Holguin Nancy & Robert Jacobs Farand Gunnels* & David Victor Kenneth L. Hasting Meredith Holladay Toni Jaffe Mark Gunning Teresa & Herb Hastings Sandra & Michael Holstein Comet & Roxanne James Efrain Gutierrez* William & Elizabeth Hathaway Jan Holt Luca Jarone Brie Gyncild Anne Hausrath Isyss* & Ryan Honnen Robert E. Jenkins Greg Hackett Yvonne Hauwiller Betty Hopkins Ethan Jennings Harold Hagen Lila Havens Polly & Ron Hopper Brian Joerg Bran Hagger John Hayes Erick Hornik Billie Johnson & Jena Pike Marisa Hagino Nicholas Heer Sheryl Horwitz & Larry Knudsen Christopher Johnson and Rex Bills Rebecca Hale Melanie Hegerman Jim House David E. Johnson George Haluska Linda Heidenreich Jeanette Housner Dr. Kent Johnson & Cody Blomberg Marion & Mark Hammer Elsie Heinrick JoEllen Howard Kylie Menagh Johnson James Handley Nancy & James Hemsath Steve Howard Michelle Johnson Camille Hanhardt Lynn Henderson & Gail McKinley Jennifer & Kay Howell Ray Johnson Ginger Hansen & Barr Quarton Anna Hennessy Robert Hubenthal Don & Rochelle Johnson Mansfield Mary & Andy Hansen Hollis & Daniel Henry Lauren Hudspeth & Steve Singer Caroline Johnston Nathaniel Hansen Mary Henry & Margaret Purcell Colleen Hueffed Jessica Johnston & Jessemin Sheyda-Losick Steven Hanson Laura Herman Roy L. Hughes Kat Jones Edward Hardy Lloyd E. Herman Trish & Pat Hughes-McKernan ♥ Todd Jonker Drew Harenberg Ruth & Bob Herold Sara Humburg Maryanne & Rocky Jordan Cheryl & Bob Harkin Brent Herrmann Claudia Hume Karli Kristine Jorgensen Thom Harrington & Stewart Wong Steven Hesla John Hummel Kristin Jorgensen Heather & Joshua Harris Jordan Hess Deborah Humphrey Anji Jorstad

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 34 Jessica Jorstad Jeremy Kirby Steven Lanzet & Jerry Jerrems Risa Morgan Lewellyn & Zach Joy William & Eleanor Kirkham Jennifer Larsen Paulette Jacobson Kory Joyner Marieka Klawitter julie larsen Michael Lewis Amanda & Stephen Judkins Judith Klayman James Lasersohn Ryan Libby Paul Justice Leslie Kleinfeld Teri Lazzara Justine Light & Stephen Mahoney Emma Kallaway & J Gibbons David Kleinschmidt Patricia Leahy & Sandra Hubert Ted & Joyce Liljeholm Mr. and Mrs. William S. Kanter Tom & Tania Kloss Aaron Leary & Kevin Tolliver Cynthia Lima & Kathy Burkart S. Karker & P. Caplis Mark Klungland Shannon Leary Barbara Limandri Adam Karol Heather Knight Flora Lee Jeffrey & Kathy Lindenbaum Jennifer & April Karr-Lee Lisa Knight Kelvin Lee Susan Liu Joe Kear Kristi Knodell & Kristin Kinnamon Desmond Leech Michal Lloyd R.M. Keefe & R.L. Allen Ann Knutson Kira Leeds Joseph Lock Jack Keegan Joy & Robert Kocik Sarah Leeds & Luther Yost Lisbeth Locke-Fry Billy Keith & Kevin Waring Martha Kohl Craig Leets Laura Lockledge Brian Kelleher Becki Kolenberg Zuzka Lehocka-Howell Kelly Locklin Lea Kelley Laurie Kops Kim Leighton* & Shannon Lewis Loeb Family Foundation Glenn Kellogg Carrie Kouba Brenda & John LeMay Lisa Loewenthal Jeffrey Kelsch Debra Koutnik Margaret Lemberg Kirstin London Patricia Kemp & Christine Kaufmann Korleen Kraft Michael Lenington Michael Long Toni Kempner Jay Krajic Erin Lennon* Peggy Long Alison Kennedy Alex & Fany Kralios Larry & Donnette Lennox Tom Lopach Brian Kennedy Jean Kramer Karla Lenox Ricardo Lopez & Glen Hemingson Emily Kennedy Corey Krantz Alan Leonard Ted Lord* & Chris Cooper Heather Kent Jaime Krish Veronica Leonard Tom Loushe Alice Kersting Stacey Krynsky Jonathan Leptich Lanny Love Matthew Kessi Michael Kuczkowski Kelly Lerner & Alli Kingfisher Katy Lovell Aidan Key & Kristin Wilson-Key Jamie Kurtz Shawn & Michael LeValley Jeff Lowe & Michael O’Brien Jason Kildall Ruth Kvernplassen Randi Levin Candace Lee Lower Mark Kille Darby Lynn Lacey Sara Levin & Jeff Davis John Lusk Louise Kim Jessica Lahr The Levin Family Corinne Lyle Sidney Kimball Gusti & Andi Laidlaw Adam Levine Lisa Lynch & Kurt Ziegler Doug Kim-Brown Shannon LaMonica Mat Levine Judy Lynn Deb Kemp & Molly King Barbara Lampert Anne Levinson Melanie Lyons* & Tina Bechler Lynn Kinter Chereen & Chris Langrill Lawrence M. Levitan Audry Mach

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 35 DONOR REFLECTION Nicole Macri & Deb Cayz Sue & Tom Maul Michael MacVeigh Robert Mayer Joanna Madden & David Ashmore Lisa Maynard Elisa Mader Salvador Mayoral III Brock Madson-Betz Jess McCafferty Dolores Maggiore & Terry Lyons Terry & Kathleen McCallister Christine Mahoney Lisa McClain & Doug Sims Heather Ebba Maib & Robert Bromley Megan McCullough Patricia & Steve Maier Janel McCormick Kris Hermanns and friends rally in support Geoffrey Mainwaring Bonnie McCracken of people living with HIV & AIDS in the 1980s Barry M. Maletzky MD & Margaret McDaniel Michelle Agbuya Megann McDonald Jocelyn Mallin Tanya McDonald Like many LGBTQ people in the 1980s, I lost beloved Jeanne Malone Douglas McDonnal partners and dear friends to AIDS, and I was present Susannah Malool & Cecilia Martin Stephanie & James McDowell at the end of life for many young, giving, and kind Robert Manalili Alec McErlich people in our community. Mike Mancuso Holly McEwen Stephen March Collin McFadyen Through that experience, I became committed to creating Christina Margason Kari McFarlan a world where future generations could live unafraid Sean Marinella Sylvie McGee and able to realize their dreams. Genjo Marinello & Carolyn Stevens John McGovern Kenneth K. Marshall Alan McGuire & Dennis Nash I was inspired by the courage and generosity of my friends Roarke Martin Pat McGuire to become a legacy donor and donor advised fundholder Steve Martin* & Jim Smith Elizabeth McKay & at Pride Foundation. Through my fund, I make meaningful Tabitha Martineau Patrick McLaughlin gifts to projects like The AIDS Memorial Pathway, Lizzie Martinez James McKendry which will honor the lives of those we have lost and raise Mary Jane Mason Greg McKnight awareness about those still impacted by this crisis. John Mast Anne E. McLaughlin Paula Matano & Chris Larson Marci McLean-Pollock* By investing in our communities, we can not only honor the Amanda Mather & Elliot Mylott Laura McMahan generation of courageous leaders that built our movement, Justin Matthews Patricia McManus & Richard Miselis we can tell the stories of resilience, hope, and activism Marie Matthews Tim McNichol & Anne Egan that will build the momentum to fight the infection today. Lynda Matthias Mary Meier Leon Mattigosh Margaret Meister Rob Roblee Pride Foundation Fundholder & Visionary

36 Daniel Sergio Mendel Theresa Modde Jean Newman Sarah Orizaga Dave Mendenhall Daniel Moeller Clauis & Claire Nickleberry Dylan Orr & Meghan Milam Cheryl Mendiola Melinda Moeur & Amy Wharton Andreea Niculescu Sonny Ortiz Caroline Menendez Lynn Mogstad Dale Nienow & Becky Brown-Nienow Ayofemi Oseye Ashley Merceri Ken Molsberry & Chris Vincent Lois Nishimura-Arao Hans & Jacquelyn* Ostrom Celia Meredith Janice Moore Ryan Niswonger Crystal Oswald-Herold J. Casey Meredith Joan More Dave Noe Jennifer Otto John Mermin Stanley Patrick Morgan Cher Noonan & Jenn Burleton Josh Owens Mari Messinger Susan Morgensztern Francina Noordhoek Kerry & Connie Ozer Sarah Metcalf Christopher Morrison Anne Norberg & Elsa Dillin Renee Pace Travis Meuwissen Stephen Morrissey Robert Nosee & James Laden Amy Packard Olivia Meyers Buch Dennis Morrow Steve Novak & Carla Stern Kris Palmatier & Joe Sonnier Tina & Jace Meyers Carole Morse Diana & Jim Noviello Oscar & Emily Papel Veronica Meyers Mary Morten Brad Nowlin Victor Pappas Deborah Meza Sara Morton & Alex Millkey Christine Oakley & Clarice Coyne Erica Paradiso Amber Milavec Amanda Moser Brian Patrick O’Brien & Elliott Pesut Ben & Peter Parisot David Milse & Hope Hensley Madeline Moy Colleen O’Brien Susan Parker Lisa Miles Bruce Moynagh & Rick Reed Natalia Kay O’Brien Sharon E. Parkman Cheryl & Michael Miller Satu Muldrow Malliga Och & Matthias Edrich Heather Parks & Kelly Moe Fred Miller & Karla Wenzel William & Jean Mullette-Bauer Quinlan & Iryna O’Connor Amy Parrish & Kevin Feris Laura Miller Esther Mulnick & John Watkins Sherry Oeser Sheila Pastore Sonja Miller Jill Murray Judith & Charles O’Kelley Sajani Patel Micheal Milliman Shawna Dionne Murray Jeremy O’Leary Mary Patt & Jerry Lass Dennis H. Mills Vikki Nakamura Tom Oliva Todd Paul John & Shannon Mills Thomas Nast Jennifer Lynn & Jeffery Oliver Philip Peach Scott Mills Jeff Natter Anders Olsen Linda Peden Chad Minnick & Alex Guenser Fred Neal & Mark Haack Jody Olvera Jamie & Eric Pedersen Leslie Minot & Donna Solomon Adrienne Nelson Janice & Michael O’Mahony Cindy Pederson Ronald Minter Elizabeth & Dick Nelson Joe O’Meara Kirk Pederson Rachel A. Mioni Jennifer Ann Nelson Ciara O’Neill Amy Pemberton C.J. Miss & Lorelea Hudson Jonric Nera Lilian Ongelung David Pena Cass Mitchell Drew Ness & Alex Ma-Lee Timothy Opheim Isaac Pendergrass, Jr. Gregory Mitchell & Rick Sullivan Jack Nestor & Ron Villa Josh Oppenheim Jenn Penn Barbara J. Mockett Randy Newell Matthew Orcilla Ardella & Jim Percy

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 37 Victoria Perkis Quirk Family Anne Richardson Mark Ruffo & Jared Baeten Elizabeth Pernotto & Robert Marshall Joanie Raaum Samantha Richert & Jennifer Runnels Angelique Perry Andrew Rabin & Michael Rubbinaccio Rick Bannerman Bryan Ruppert & David Green David S. Peterson Peter Rachor Robert Richey & Chris Winslow Kelly Russell & Dan Wodtke Denise & Craig Peterson Donna & Bob Raforth John Rieke & Gene Roberston-Rieke Martha & William Rutherford Patsy Peterson Heidi Rahn David Riley The Saada Family Ruth Pettis Dawn Rains Robin Riley Priscilla Salant Mimi & Dave Peugh Mike Ramey Thomas Rippetoe Jeffrey Salisbury Barbara Pew Sandra Ramirez Anne Rippy Scott Samuels Kent Pflugrath Ann Ramsay Jenkins Valerie Ritchie David & Debbie Sander Mark & Desiree Phair Will & Tami Randall Shawn Rivera Hannah Sanger Aaron Pham Steven Randolph Natasha Rivers Lee-Norah Sanzo James K. Phelps & Timothy Baldwin Paige Rappleye Ann Roberts Gary Saperstein Lawrence Phillips Erin Rasmussen & Steven Lawyer Mark Roberts Mariko Sarafin Michael & Nancy Phillips Howard Rasmussen Muriel Roberts Jessica Sauceda Stephen Phillips Everett E. Reagan Peter Robertson Mike Savereux Steven Phoenix Martha Lorraine Realivasquez Randy Robison & Eric Hess Alyssa Scarbriel Ellen Pierce & Chris Ericksen Dale and Holly Reavis Jennifer Robohm Karin Schalm Randy Pinol Nichole Reding-Hoffart & Gayle Rodgers Karl Scheer Allison Plass Gregory Hoffart Randi Rognlie Gudrun Scheffler & Francesca Martin Emanuela Plesa Sue Redkey & Dan Cushing Terence Rokop Cliff & Debbie Schenk Trudy Pollard Louise Regelin Carrie Ann Roller Byron Schenkman & Cynthia Pollock Kathy* & Robert Reim Audrey Rollins Tom Lewandowski Lisa Ponfick & Leda Calma Catherine & Keith Reinhardt Cara Romanik Adam Schiff Marcia Pope James Reith Dick Romm Tom Schneider Susan Povey Hutchison Robert Hughes & Pamela Rentz Joel Roney Trenton Schneider Angela Powell* & Maria Bullon Andrea & Charles Reynolds Joann K. Roomes Mark Schneiter Joshua Powell Justin Reynolds & Jessica Ernest Mark R. Rosen Eric Schnell & Judge Kemp Judith Pressmar Melanie Reynolds Kelly Rosenleaf Mickie Schnider Chris Preston James Rhoades Laurence & Mary Rosier Greg & Jennifer Schramm David Privat Martha & Scott Rhodes Mary Rourke & Ben Heizer Andrea Schrosk Margo & Dennis Proksa Phyllis Rhodes & Pamela Richter Brian Giddens & Steve Rovig Lisa Schuchman & Marcee Hanan Erin Punches Jane Ribadeneyra & Kelly Egan Darlene Rudd Roberta Schur Paul Quesnel Dennis Richard Michele & Rachel Ruffin Bryony Schwan

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 38 Ryan Schwartz Gabriel Simpson Eric Staats & Shannon Lynch Jon Swarthout & Mel Henderson Sheryl Schwartz & Deborah Casso Matsya & Justin Siosal Amy Stahl & Kevin Learned Mary Swartz Rebecca Schweiger Michaela Skiles T A Barnett Investments LLC Robert Swires & Freddy Del Rosario Gentry & Marilyn Scott Sarah Sledge Tim Stallard Suzanne Sylliaasen & Carla Eyford Gunner Scott* & Lee Thornhill John Smillie Cynthia Stamstad & James Whitman Tolulope Taiwo Kim & Coreen Scott Siri Smillie Hoa Stanley Miles K. Takahashi Shyra Scott Alan Smith Karen Starin Michel Tallichet Andrea Seabert Jane C. Coe Smith & Mark Smith Nicole Stellner & Peter Eberhardy Dale Tanigawa Craig Seasholes Laura Smith Rayette Sterling Sue Taniguchi Acton Seibel MaryEvelyn Smith Alexandra Stern & Holly Duthie Ginger Tate Kat Selvocki Nicholas Smith Shauna Lee Stevenson Gee Gee Taves Kathy Sewell* Patty & Norman Smith Pamela Stewart Katey Taylor Susan Shargel & David Kramer Peggy Smith Lisa Stickler Terry Tazioli Andrew Shaw Rachel & Dana Smith Ty Stober & Lamar Bryant Tyler Termeer Meg Sheehan Tom Smith & Al Marks Marcie & Dave Stone Bob & Mimi Terwilliger Taylor Sheehan-Farley Zeke Smith Melissa Stoner Sylvia Tesh Lisa Shelton Robin Smoot John Stormon Lee Ann Teylan & Jenn Perez Serra Shelton Jeana Snider Juli Stratton & Amy Echelberger Sarah Theberge Jane Shepard John Snodgrass Robert & Cynthia Strauss Michael Theisen & Ron Jones Kristin Young & Tracy L. Sherick Sandra Sobie Joni & John Stright H. William Thieleman Roger Sherman Kim Sogge* Sierra Stringfield Perryman Catherine Thiesen Jules Shindel Kyle Sogge Lynn Stromski Diana Thomas & Eileen Arnold Lynne Shoemaker Jonathan Soll Stults Family Erica & Ryan Thomas Eden* & Annika Shore Tichelle Sorensen & Dan Stieg Edvin Subasic Stephanie Thomas Bell & Bart Bell C E Siemens Jamie Souder & Barb Schelling Nathan Sullivan Andrew Thompson Kim Silva Allison Sparks Peter & Sarah Sullivan Doug Thompson Alexander E. Silverman Aubrey Hart Sparks* The Rev. Karen Summers Rolanda Thompson James Simandl Katrina Spear Weili Sun Kristen Thomson Caroline Simkin & Barnaby Dow Bob Spencer David Sundine George Thornton & Lee Miller Randall Simmons Daniel Spencer Greg Sutliff & Liz Sauer Katie Tiehen Clover Simon John Springer & Jay Kallio Andy Swanson Dan Timberlake Andrea Simons Robert Spurlock Amy & Andrea Swanson T & Marie Timbreza Lewis Simpkins Jeffery St. De Lore* Carolyn Swanson Francis Timlin Bri Simpson Quita St. John Robert Swanson Mistie Tolman & Karen McMillin

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 39 Oregon

Thor’s Well | Pacific Ocean Dennis Torres Jill Wagner Laura Wenham Edward Woolbert Adam Tracy Kulia Waiwaiole Serena Stoudamire Wesley Erin Woolley Pamela Trezevant Ellen Waldron Mike Wessler & Wade Zolynski Rita Wouhaybi & Sarah Vincent Trinity Episcopal Church, Seattle Chris Walker & Chad Pluid Jerome Whalen Leslie A. Wright & Sheryl Westergreen Brandy Trotter Joe & Beverly Walker Jerry Whatley Nathan Wright Ann Truesdell & Mark Lauburg Cynthia Wallesz & George Meintel Mary Whisner & Mary Hotchkiss Ali Wykis Glenda Truesdell Stephen Walsh Hope Whitney Keith Yale Shannon Truong James E. Wanek D D Wigley Fiona Yau-Luu Randall Tucker Amy War Heather Wilde Camden Yehle & Al Leonard Kathalyn Tung-Goodblatt Dean Warbois Duane Wilkerson Julie Yocom Robin Turner Fred Ward Malu Wilkinson Emma Yokom Sara & Loren Tvedt Travis Ward Janene Willer Luke Yost Frank A. Tysver Amy & Ryan Ware David Williams Patrick Yost Sophia Tzeng Kayla Warfield James Williams Sanna Yost Klaus Uhlenbruck Alison Warp Jim & Patti Williams Your Man Friday Bonnie & George Ulmer Suzanne Washington Lawrence Williams Ria Zazycki* & Karl Shibayama Glen Ulmer & Marcelo Santibanez Rebecca Washko Rick Williams & Rosemary Smith Jennifer Zeisig Marlee Underhill Kyle J. Waterman Shirley Williams Karen Zeman Valeria Marketing Zachary Waterman Heather Willig Michelle Ziemer Ray & Ruth Van Beek Dorene Watson Amy Wilson Ralph Zimmer Leroy Van Camp III Michael Weatherman Daniel Wilson & Jacob Mans Mx. Leah Zoller & Mx. Chelsea Robinson Darci Van Duzer Heroy* & Cheri J. Webb Hannah Wilson Ina Zucker R. Cortlandt Heroy Ryan Webb janelle wilson Tiffany Zulkosky Jody Van Riper Andrew R. Weber Kimberly A. C. Wilson Antonio Zuniga Jill Vanneman Alana Weinstein Renata Wilson Ethel Zwanziger Janice VanRiper Christopher Welch Heather Wilton Kathryn Venator Evan Welch Gary Winchester Sonja Verlanic James Welch & Ralph Pasana Melissa Wintrow Dominick Vetri Michael Welke Paul R. Wittig Alan Virta Kristin Welkenstein Laurie B. Wolf* Stephanie Volk Mary Wellemeyer Allison Wong Lyndele Von Schill Emily Wells Joan Wong Donna Wade Jason T. Wells Richard Woo Ilyse & Greg Wagner Kim Wells Monty Woods

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | Fundholder | Monthly Sustainer | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | ♥ Deceased | Visionaries in bold 41 VISIONARIES

Our family of more than 250 Visionaries—people who have included Pride Foundation in their estate plans—is a community of generous supporters who want to leave a legacy of compassion and care, and who believe that all LGBTQ youth, adults, and families deserve to live safely, openly, and genuinely, now and for generations to come.

Anonymous (12) Peter Boeschenstein Sam Ciapanna & Dean Williamson Zachary DeWolf* & Derek DeWolf Bruce M. Abrams Hilary Bolles Anne Xuan Clark lore m. dickey, Ph.D. Joyce M. Allen* Marsha Botzer* Ted Clark & Eugene Otto Tom Diehm & Tom Davis Carrie Amankwah James Braden Jim Clay Clyde G. Diemer Raymond Araujo* Ronald G. Brey* & Richard Mills Grover Cleveland* Bob Ding Ronald L. Attrell Jo Brodahl* Bryan Cline* Tom Dixon Alli Auldridge* Zoey Brodsky* CMR Fund for a Better World Peggy Dolane* Catherine Bachy* & Margaret Giffels Tom & Dan Brown Shelly F. Cohen Nancy A. Drigotas Barbara Bailey*♥ Anne & Nicole Browning* Thomas Connell John Dunn Thatcher Bailey* Hal Browning & Robert Kipp Caitlin Copple* Bob Eichler Jolly Sue Baker* & Casey Hannan Robert Bruneau Candy Cox Sara Elward* Ben Bakkenta* John Burlison Steve Crandall & Brian Hawksford Christine Hurley Ted Bash Amy Capolupo Debra Crespin Charlotte Escott Becky* & Mary Jo Bauen Daniel Caracciolo & Donna MacKenzie Gary Crevling Akili Estrella* Ward Beattie Chanda Carlson* Robert Cundall* & Dan Bross William S. Etnyre Paul Beaudet* & David Wertheimer* Cat Carrel Michael Dameron & Thomas Marocchini Bob Evans* & Steve Davis Kate Beck Robert Carroll & Daniel Yarger Zane T. Van Kirk Douglas Exworthy* & Kent Poush Allison Beezer* Martin Casey & Brian Cole James Darkow Jean Ferries & Lyn Moore Christopher Beiter Donald P. Chamberlain Char Davies Elaine Field John Berg & Robert Roth Leslie Christian & Heather Andersen Joel C. Davis William L. Fleming* Jason Bergevin* & Kelly Abner Daniel Christopher Karl A. Derrick Ward Folsom & Leigh Champlin

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member 42 Kenneth Fowler Rex Himes Annette Laico* Diana & Jim Noviello Glenn Fox Bill Hodge Jason Lamb & Alan Kristal George Nunes* Norm Frampton & Ed Hunziker Gary Hollander Martin Lantz Reeva M. Ohms Sue Frantz & Verla Viera Douglas Holley James Lasersohn Jennifer Olson Tim Franulovich John Holliday & Glenn Lawler Danette K. Leonhardi* Silas O’Quinn & Nathan Smith Eva Frey C. David Hopkins* Kelly Lerner William L. Orley & Max E. Silver Jason J. Fussell* & Robert Heuer Roy L. Hughes Mark Levine & John Keppeler Mike Orlich Marie Helene Gagnon* Trish McKernan & Pat Hughes Lawrence M. Levitan Sean Oslin Leslie Giblett Katie Hultquist & Laura Cox John Longres* Hans & Jacqueline* Ostrom Michel Girard* Greg Hunicutt Ted Lord* & Chris Cooper Tom Page Barbara Grant Alex Jacks Hannah Love Anthony Papini* Michael Grochau Peter C. Jackson Lonnie Lusardo Steve Parsons Paul J. Grube, Jr. Walter Jelonek Robert Lux Marschel Paul* & Margaret Sutro Teresa Guajardo & Tina Roose Tom Jewell* & Bruce Woolverton Patricia D. Mail Alex Pava & Clif Marr Steve Gunn* Shehreen Johnson* Steve Martin* & Jim Smith Douglas Peckham Audrey Haberman* Christopher C. Jones Lee Ann* & Colleen Martinson Lucy Peckham Matthew Haggerty Katelen Kellogg* Deborah McCandless Travis Penn & John Wicher George M. Hampton, Jr.* Ryan Kellogg & Tim Popanz* Dale McCurdy & Mark den Hartog Joseph E. Pentheroudakis Roy A. Hamrick Carol Kerley & Linda Dunham Larry McDonald & Gregori Jakovina Rick Peterson Migee Han* David Kerlick Marshal McReal James K. Phelps & Timothy Baldwin Darrell S. Harris David Kersey Marla M. Meislin* Stephen Phillips JoAnn Hartline & Melissa Barran Christopher Keyser & Steven Casteele David C. Mendoza Janice Pickard & Anne Harvey Michele & David Hasson Ana Maria King Curtis Meyers Donald R. Pickens David Owen Hastings Daryl J. King & Todd G. Hagen Ed Miesen* & Glenn Yorita Laura Pierce* & Heidi Neff Shelley Hayes-MacDonald* John King Barbara Monda Pete Pinney Jeff Hedgepeth* & John Medlin Duane Kitna & Bryon M. Stargel Tami Moore* & Cathy Green Tina Podlodowski* Nicholas Heer Michael J. Kleer* Marsha A. Morgan & Claire S. Moore Marjorie Press* Josh Hemsath* Patty Knight* Doug Morgenson Janie Pulsifer Taj Heniser & Gabe Zecha Kristi Knodell & Kristin Kinnamon Greg Mullins* Everett E. Reagan Kris Hermanns* & Merri Baldwin Keiko Koizumi* Tom Musial Kathy* & Robert Reim Elizabeth Hester Jacob & Benjamin Kong-Hite Susan Nivert Shad Reinstein & Jody Laine* Peter D. Hiatt Greg Kucera & Larry Yocom John French & Craig Norton Robert A. Riopelle

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member 43 Chet Robachinski & Jerry Slipman Michael Shiosaki* & Ed Murray H. William Thieleman Ken Weinberg Greg Robbins Brian Silkworth & William Colter J. Thompson & J. Wittrock Kim Stone & Adrian Wieland Eric Robison Howard Silverman & Michael J. Lehman Justin Thumler & Raymond Houle Melanie Wilhoite* Robert Roblee & Ron Johnson John Skelton Rene Tillman Peter Williams & Cheryl Lepper Rose Roetto Tara Smith* Peggy Torner Laurie B. Wolf* Clay Sales Tom Smith John Trautman Rita Wood Michael P. Schaefer Aubrey Hart Sparks* Phoenix Benner David Woosley Robert E. Scheidler Cap J. Sparling Janice Van Cleve Jimbo Worm* Norman Schwab Eric Spivack Jim Vegher & John Grigsby Mary Kay Wright* Greg Scully & Frank Migaiolo Arlis Stewart* Alan Waddell & Paul Otto Rose Young Michael & David Serkin-Poole Lisa M. Stone Wakefield* Ria Zazycki* Peter Shalit & Bob Clark Gayle Stringer & Nancy Nickelson Ben Waldman Julie Shapiro & Shelly Cohen John Templeton Jack Weber & Craig Hills

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member 44 VOLUNTEERS

The LGBTQ community in the Northwest would not be what it is today without the support of the dynamic team of Pride Foundation volunteers, who come from every corner of the region—bringingwith them their expertise, talent, and passion for equality.

Sarah Anderson Mitchell Chen Stephanie Ginger Bryce Hughes Frank Lesick Jane Appling Erin Clark Tonei Glavinic Jason Hunke* Keri Lobdell Carmel Aronson Cory James Clouse Kris Gonzalez Susan Inman Jeff Lowe Erin Bailey-Sun Harriett Cody Eve Gourley Emilie Jackson-Edney* Ander Lyon Benjamin Bakkenta* Stephanie Compton Mason Griffin Michael Jarvis & Melanie Lyons* Craig Larson Hillary Bard Sarah Cook Steve Gunn* Jack Quinn MacNichol Curtis Jefferson Jonathan Barnard Connor Crinion Efrain Gutierrez* Mike Madden Tabitha Jensen Michael Barnes Cheryl Cristello Melissa Habit Evon Mahesh Beth Johnson Ronni Batchelor Mark Dale Jodie Halsne Tammy Majeski Austin Johnson Marcia Berenter Jasmine Daniels Joanna Hunt Nikki Marra Becky Johnston Jason Bergevin* TDiane Day Brennon Ham Lee Ann Martinson* Colin Jones Dani Bernstein Sheri Day David Hare Susie Matsuura* Jennifer Karr-Lee David Bird Tammy Do Ragan Hart Dakota Keogh Camille Mayeux Ronald G. Brey* Erin Fishburn JoAnn Hartline Jodi Keogh Kimberley McCollim Zoey Brodsky* Kate Flaming Donovon Hawk Quentin King Eric McDermott Caryn Brooks* Sarah Flynn Lucas Hedrick Seth Kirby* Larry McDonald Tom Brown Liz Fountain Robert Heuer Josef Krebs Sarah McGlothlen Nicole Browning* Jonathan Frochtzwajg Tuyen Hoang Teddy Laboy Bastian McKeen Jim Burnett Kael Fry Katy Hogan Darby Lacey Tyler Menzel Jim Cash Jason Fussell* Ariel Holcomb-Hockin Jennifer Larsen Curtis Meyers Lee-Ling Chen Andrea Geraghty Jennifer Howell Paul Lenehan Mija

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member 45 Donna Miller Alex Paterson Roberta Schur Nancy Nickelson & Jonathan Warn Melinda Moeur Jason Patterson Marilyn Scott Gayle Stringer Jakob Wascher Erin Morotti Terry Payseno Ethan Shutt Lynn Stromski Gary Wasdin Layne Mortensen & Brandy Pirtle-Guiney* Logan Skirm Lee Ann Teylan Mariah Westhoff Rick Griswold Lindsay Pulsifer Al Smith LaToria Thomas Peter Williams Greg Mullins* Thomas Retan Gregory Smith* J.L. Thompson Jean-Paul Willynck* Catherine Mullins Kat Reuter Tara Smith* Brian Thurston Bralczyk janelle wilson Jeff Natter Samantha Richert Tom Smith Brett Turrell Dwayne Witzel Teresa Nguyen Kory Riley Anna Southern Paul Vestal Stephanie Woodland Jessica Nguyen-Ventura Sunny Rivera Shambricia Spencer Lora Volkert Fiona Yau-Luu Diana Noviello Julius Rodriguez Megan Spencer Bryce Vradenburg Kenneth Yuen Wilena Old Person Elijas Rojas* Kim Spurzem Donna Wade Aryn Zanca Joe O’Meara Ariana Rosales Emily Squires Ilyse Wagner Anton Zanotto Athen O’Shea Laura Rowlett Susan Steckler Wakefield* Leah Zoller

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member 46 ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT

Pride Foundation is grateful to partner with more than 100 leading businesses, employee groups, nonprofits, and foundations.

This list reflects donations from our fiscal year April 1, 2017 – March 31, 2018

Anonymous (2) Combined Federal Campaign Overseas Fred Meyer KeyBank Foundation 141 Eyewear, LLC Combined Federal Campaign, Fred Meyer Community Rewards King County Combined Federal 1st Security Bank different Portland, OR Garagiste Campaign AIDS Project of Snohomish County Community Foundation for GE Foundation King County Department of Southeast Michigan Executive Services Alexander Strategies Girlie Press Companis Lagunitas Brewing Company Amazon Glassybaby Cooper Vineyards Loeb Family Foundation Aria Foundation Global Impact Counseling Services of Walla Walla Lone Lake Physical Therapy Beighle Family Foundation Google Dave Peugh Planning & Design Benevity Greater Olympic Peninsula Combined Looks Nu, Inc. Davis Wright Tremaine Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Federal Campaign Marguerite Casey Foundation Delridge Neighborhoods Development The Boeing Company Hawai’i Community Foundation METRO/King County Employee Association Charitable Campaign Cambia Health Foundation Hop Valley Brewing Company Diving for Life/Rainbow Diver’s Network Meyer Memorial Trust Cambia Health Solutions Fund of Horizons Foundation EarthShare Oregon The Oregon Community Foundation Imperial Sovereign Court Raintree Empire Microsoft Employee’s Community Fund of the CareOregon Misa-Rae Photography Boeing Company Imperial Sovereign Rose Court CARS, Inc. Montana Shares EnergyTrust of Oregon James & Colin Lee Wozumi City of Portland Charitable Trust Morel Ink Enterprise Holdings Foundation City of Seattle Combined Charities JCPenney Mountain Java Equality Federation Institute Combined Federal Campaign of Jewish Community Foundation of Myoptic Optometry & Eyewear Central Maryland Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund Greater Kansas City Nate Gowdy Photography Combined Federal Campaign of the Facebook JPMorgan Chase Foundation Network For Good National Capital Area Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Combined Federal Campaign of the First Congregational United Church Northwest Community Giving Nike Pacific Northwest of Christ Campaign North Forty Group

Fundholder | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | Sponsors in bold 47 Northwest Area Foundation Quest Center for Integrative Health TRF Pacific, LLC Vida Integrated Health Oregon Community Foundation Rasmuson Foundation Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation Walden Asset Management Oregon Health & Science University Russell Investment Group Tuxedos & Tennis Shoes Catering Washington State Bar Associa- tion PFLAG Bellevue Schwab Charitable Fund UBS Financial Services, Inc. Washington State University – PFLAG Coeur d’Alene Seattle Foundation Union Bank Student Piper Pub & Grill Shalom United Church of Christ United Way of Anchorage Entertainment Board Pledgeling Foundation Starbucks Coffee Company United Way of Benton & Franklin Coun- Wells Fargo Advisors – Boise ties Port of Portland State of Washington Combined Wells Fargo Bank United Way of the Columbia-Willamette Port of Seattle Employee Charitable Fund Drive Wells Fargo Community Campaign Texas Coast Combined Federal Campaign – United Way of King County Support Campaign United Way of Northern Utah Portland Development Commission Community Health Charities Wells Fargo Foundation United Way of Snohomish County Portland General Electric The Montana Racial Equity Project Wines for Humanity, LLC United Way of Spokane County Portland Public Schools The Clearity Foundation Women’s Funding Alliance United Way of the Tanana Valley Portland State University School of The Flicks Zions Bank Business The Foraker Group Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Prosper Portland TIAA Charitable VT Catering & Events Puget Sound Energy Foundation Tito’s Handmade Vodka

Fundholder | Donors of 10 or more consecutive years | Sponsors in bold 48 FUNDHOLDERS

We’re grateful to the more than 110 donor-advised, scholarship, and area-of-interest fundholders that are engaging our community in deep and personal ways. Their funding decisions will have a lasting impact for generations to come.

This list reflects donations from our fiscal year April 1, 2017 – March 31, 2018

Anonymous(2) Derivative Duo Carol Kerley & Linda Dunham Kevin J. Mossier Foundation AIDS Project of Snohomish County Peggy Dolane* Rev. Shakti Khan Karen Mudd* & Monica de Baca Lacey All Leigh & Leslie Dolin Michael Kleer* Steve Mungaven Ramon Alvarez* & Jim Jones George Eighmey & Peter Livingston Patty Knight* Myoptic Optometry + Eyewear Barbara Bailey*♥ Estate of Faygele ben Miriam Martin Lantz Susan Nestor & Phyllis Solow Terry Bean William S. Etnyre Rebecca Laszlo & Sara Intriligator Tim O’Connor & Jeff Stolz Cheryl Beighle & Stephen Schroeder Bob Evans* & Steve Davis Daniel C. Lee Steve Parsons Beighle Family Foundation Facebook Seattle Paul Lenehan & Jonathan Warn Marschel Paul* & Margaret Sutro Ann Bunnenberg & Jamie Ross William L. Fleming* Mary Mack & Sue Caulfield PFLAG Bellevue In memory of Lee S. Burke Tim Franulovich Jim McBroom & John H. Weston Laura Pierce* & Heidi Neff Anne Xuan Clark Jeff Graham and John Longres* Charitable Fund Portland General Electric Mark Clift & Jeff Knapp George M. Hampton, Jr.* Larry McDonald & Gregori Jakovina Don Powell Scott Clyde James M. Hansen Sam McVeety & Jordan Goldwarg Pride of the Rose Geraldine V. Cole* James & Colin Lee Wozumi The Mental Wellness Foundation, Inc. Stacey Prince & Teri Mayo Dennis Coleman Charitable Trust Jim Miersma & Bill Hammer Rainbow City Band Friends of Patricia Van Kirk Gary Hollander & Paul Mandracchia ♥ Fred Miller & Karla Wenzel Thomas M. Rasmussen & John Dagres & Jack Odell John Holliday & Glenn Lawler Hillary Miller Clayton W. Lewis Michael Dale Alex Jacks Jackson Miller Scott & Katie Renschler Davis Wright Tremaine LLP Dennis C. Johnson Laura Miller Robert A. Riopelle Sheri Day Norm Kalbfleisch & Neil Matteucci Madeleine Miller Chet Robachinski & Jerry Slipman TDiane Day Peter Kasting Emma Moreno* & Genevieve Aguilar Robert Roblee & Ron Johnson Victor De Los Santos Robert Kennedy Doug Morgenson & Dan Tibbits Chiquita Rollins

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | ♥ Deceased 49 Fred Ross Phoenix Twospirit Michael P. Schaefer Nicholas Utzinger & John Rochford Cliff & Debbie Schenk Janice Van Cleve Linda Scoccia James VanderMeer Seattle Men’s Chorus/ Benjamin G. Vazquez Seattle Women’s Chorus Jim Vegher & John Grigsby Julie Shapiro & Shelly F. Cohen Lora Volkert Stephen Silha & Gordon Barnett Chris Walker & Chad Pluid Gary Southerton & David Isla Roy & Julie Wash Aubrey Hart Sparks* Washington United for Marriage Andrew Taylor Estate of Ric Weiland Estate of Dr. William R. Teska Wells Fargo Dr. William R. Teska ♥ Whidbey Giving Circle J. Thompson & J. Wittrock

* Current/Former Pride Foundation Board/Staff Member | ♥ Deceased Washington

Lavender Farmland | Eastern Washington FINANCIALS

Statement of Financial Position Statement of Operations Year Ending March 31, 2018 Year Ending March 31, 2018

Assets Revenue Cash & Cash Equivalents 1,502,003 Individual Contributions 3,541,664 Investment Portfolio 33,044,485 Workplace Contributions 103,155 Marketable Securities Held in Trust 307,316 Corporate/Foundation 1,268,816 Trusts 1,220,359 Bequests 203,537 Property & Equipment, Net 7,555 Other 116,455 Promises To Give 248,502 Total Revenue: $ 5 , 2 3 3 , 627 Other Assets 60,446 Expenses Total Assets: $36,390,666 Scholarships 424,838 Liabilities & Net Assets Grants 1,066,672 Accounts Payable 70,160 Regional Leadership Development 1,969,019 Grants & Scholarships Payable 77,052 Fundraising 410,825 Trust Funds Held For Others 307,316 Management & General 273,513 Other Liabilities 44,859 Total Expenses: $ 4 , 14 4 , 8 6 8 Net Assets: Unrestricted 424,766 Net Surplus (Shortfall) Temporarily Restricted 9,822,130 Before Gains & Losses 1,088,759 Permanently Restricted 25,644,383 Net Investment Activity 3,060,385 Total Liabilities & Net Assets: $36 , 39 0,666 Net Surplus (Shortfall): $ 4 , 14 9, 14 4

52 STAFF AND BOARD

Revenue Staff Board of Directors 2% Other Jeremiah Allen Ben Bakkenta (WA) Workplace TRANSform WA Project Director Jason Bergevin (WA) 2% Contributions Alli Auldridge Ron Brey (OR) Director of Community Engagement Caryn Brooks (OR) 4% Bequests Tylene Carnell Regional Philanthropy Officer, Washington Nicole Browning (WA) Corporate/ Katie Carter Jason Fussell (WA) 24% Foundation Director of Strategic Priorities Steve Gunn (WA) Halley Cody Efrain Gutierrez (WA) Database Manager Individual Emilie Jackson-Edney (ID) 68% Contributions Josh Hemsath Regional Philanthropy Officer, Alaska Seth Kirby (WA) Kris Hermanns Melanie Lyons (WA) Chief Executive Officer Lee Ann Martinson (WA) Isyss Honnen Susie Matsuura (ID) TRANSform WA Community Greg Mullins (WA) Expenses Engagement Coordinator, Finance Associate Brandy Pirtle-Guiney (OR) Katelen Kellogg Elias Rojas (AK) Management Communications and Outreach Manager 7% and General D. Gregory Smith (MT) Kim Leighton 10% Fundraising Regional Philanthropy Officer, Montana Tara Smith (WA) Steve Martin Löki Gale Tobin (AK) 10% Scholarships Regional Philanthropy Officer, Idaho Wakefield (WA) Gunner Scott Jean-Paul Willynck (WA) Director of Programs 26% Grants Eden Shore Volunteer Manager Regional Leadership 47% Development Kim Sogge Regional Philanthropy Officer, Oregon Craig Williams Office Manager Jimbo Worm Director of Finance and Operations

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