2013-2014 Annual Report

Collaborating for a HEALTHY Community Message From Our Board Chair

014 was a year of unprecedented change and opportunity for LifeWorks NW due to the changing 2landscape in prevention, addiction, and mental health services as a result of health care reform. Our main charge as a board was to provide support for the agency as we planned for exponential growth and unique opportunities to better serve our community. To tackle this challenge, we embarked on a new strategic planning process focused on increased access, innovative We open our care models, and better outcomes in preparation for anticipated changes ahead. doors far and Providing access and innovative care to those in need are critical to wide to ensure the health of our community. More than half of the 61 million people in this country with a diagnosable mental health issue have not sought we are visible services. Here at LifeWorks NW, we open our doors far and wide to David Lippoff ensure we are visible and available to those searching for services. Board Chair and available To effectively implement our strategic plan, LifeWorks NW will continue to rely on our generous donors and volunteers. On behalf of the board of directors, thank you for your meaningful contributions and we appreciate your continued support. Because of you, agency clinicians provided mental health and addiction services last fiscal year to more than 17,000 clients across the lifespan – children, families, adults, and older adults. Going forward, our board will actively commit to support the community and this agency by: • Reaching out to those most in need • Reducing stigma by engaging community members in Mental Health First Aid • Leading the way on emerging trends, such as providing integrated care with primary care partners and other key community partners Thank you to my fellow board members for your vision and leadership and to the dedicated professionals who work for this agency. We appreciate the important work you do. As a result, we are poised, ready, willing, and able to better serve our community. Message From Our President/CEO

t is with great pride, and a sense of relief, that we present our 2014 annual report. The relief comes from Ihaving successfully navigated one of our most challenging years ever. A year of unprecedented change and promise as we readied for the rapid expansion of those seeking services under the new health care reform. We literally welcomed hundreds of new consumers into our care and redesigned our services to be more effective and efficient. I am so proud of our team for rising to the occasion. Truly, we have heroes in our midst, but none more than those who turn to us for help. With the greater flexibility allowed with the new reform, we have developed several innovative and effective programs specifically targeted at those in highest need, our consumers with chronic health conditions, to help keep them safe, healthy, and actively engaged in our community. As we integrate medical care with our services, these new programs are achieving incredible results while offering greatly Mary Monnat needed alternatives to more costly levels of care. President/CEO We also completed construction on a new facility for addicted women and their young children that combines residential treatment with a seamless transition to adjacent permanent, affordable alcohol- and drug-free family housing. This model promises such hope for our community as we disrupt the cycle of addiction and abuse for generations to come. A year of While our challenges were many, they pale in comparison to the significant challenges our consumers face every day as they unprecedented grapple with the aftermath of serious trauma, addiction, and mental illness. It is their resilience and courage that continually inspire us change and to do more, better, faster to help heal our community. We could not do this without the amazing commitment of our staff who promise compassionately respond day in and day out to help others find a better way. We are also extremely grateful to our stellar board of directors and volunteers who help lead and assist our efforts and to all our community partners, funders, and donors who stand by us and support this important work. We look forward to next year as we help even more clients find their way to recovery. More Than 17,000 Clients Served

3,337 children and families received mental health services

575 youth received addiction services

3,550 adults received addiction services

9,727 adults received mental health services

893 children and families received prevention services

Financial Summary Financial Summary Revenues FY 2013-14 RevenuesPublic Grants & Contracts FY13,303,740 2013-14 PublicService Grants by Client& Contracts 13,303,74018,348,993 ServiceContributions by Client 18,348,9931,201,201 ContributionsOther Revenue 1,201,201388,700 Other Total Revenue Revenue 33,242,634388,700 Total Revenue 33,242,634 Expenses ExpensesPersonnel Costs 24,805,443 PersonnelProfessional Costs Fees 24,805,4431,296,560 Financial Summary ProfessionalOperating FeesCosts 1,296,5601,767,279 OperatingOccupancy Costs Costs 1,767,2793,454,131 Occupancy Total Expenses Costs 3,454,13131,323,413 Total Expenses 31,323,413 Financial Summary 2014 Revenues: $33,242,634 Revenues FY 2013-14 20142014 Revenues: 3.6%Revenues: 1.2% $33,242,634 $33,242,634 Public Grants & Contracts 13,303,740 Public Grants & Service by Client 18,348,993 3.6% 1.2% Contracts Contributions 1,201,201 40.0% Public Grants & ContractsService by Client Other Revenue 388,700 40.0% Total Revenue 33,242,634 55.2% Service by Client Contributions 55.2% Expenses Contributions Personnel Costs 24,805,443 Other Revenue Professional Fees 1,296,560 Other Revenue Operating Costs 1,767,279 Occupancy Costs 3,454,131 Total Expenses 31,323,413 2014 Expenses: $31,323,413 2014 Revenues: $33,242,634 20142014 Expenses: Expenses: $31,323,413 $31,323,413 3.6% 1.2% Public Grants & Contracts 9.6% 40.0% General and Service by Client 9.6% Administrative Services General and including Fundraising 55.2% Administrative Services Contributions Direct Services 90.4% including Fundraising Direct Services Other Revenue 90.4%

2014 Expenses: $31,323,413

9.6% General and Administrative Services including Fundraising Direct Services 90.4% Five-Year Perspective and Ethnicity Data

2014 Ethnicity of Clients Five-Year Perspective 2014 Ethnicity of Clients Five-Year Perspective 3% 34 Five-Year Perspective 5% 34 33 9% Caucasian

33 32 Latino

32 31 14% African-American

31 30 Revenues Asian/Pacific Islander Expenses 69% Other 30 in Millions Dollars 29 Revenues

28 Expenses

Dollars in Millions Dollars 29

28 27 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

27 Revenues 29,287,497 30,288,353 31,413,147 32,018,633 33,242,634 Ethnicity data includes clients who choose to participate. 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Expenses 29,263,442 29,420,891 31,056,223 31,350,465 31,323,413 Revenues 29,287,497 30,288,353 31,413,147 32,018,633 33,242,634 Expenses 29,263,442 29,420,891 31,056,223 31,350,465 31,323,413 2014 EthnicityEthnicityEthnicity ofof StaffofStaff Staff

3%3% 7% 7%

8%8% CaucasianCaucasian LatinoLatino 13%13% African-AmericanAfrican-American Asian/PacificAsian/Pacific Islander Islander 69%69% OtherOther Integrated Care: “Leading the Way”

ifeWorks NW is a pioneer in the tri-county region providing Lintegrated behavioral health services within primary care clinics and other health care settings. The agency has collaborated with Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center for more than a decade and continues to roll out new initiatives. For the past two years, LifeWorks NW and Virginia Garcia have been participating in a successful pilot project, along with Providence Health & Services, that is designed to reduce the high use of Providence St. Vincent’s Emergency Department and hospital. Many underserved patients – especially those without insurance – utilize emergency departments and inpatient services for primary care needs. These people account for a small number of patients, but they generate high cost for services. Viola G. is one of the clients whose story drives home the powerful impact of the collaboration. Viola was rushed to St. Vincent’s Emergency Room because she was considering suicide. Once stabilized, Viola was referred to the Virginia Garcia Beaverton clinic where she was treated for diabetes and depression. She credits the mental health services provided with saving her life. “I wouldn’t be here today without LifeWorks NW,” she says. The value of integrated care During the pilot project, 259 patients were referred from Providence Shifting from the emergency room and hospital to a community St. Vincent to Virginia Garcia’s Beaverton primary care clinic. There, clinic drastically slashed the cost of care. Prior to the pilot program, an integrated team consisting of a Virginia Garcia nurse practitioner the 259 patients made 408 emergency room visits and had 168 and an on-site LifeWorks NW mental health therapist developed inpatient admissions. Since participating in the project, those same treatment plans for patients. patients have reduced emergency room visits to 251, and inpatient More than 80% of the patients required mental health or admissions to 70. addiction services. Overall, the project saved more than $2.8 million dollars, a savings The treatment team collaborated to provide integrated in-home of 3:1. Beyond cost savings, this project reinforced the need for medical and mental health care for patients – services not typically personalized, integrated medical and behavioral health care, offered by primary care clinics or mental health agencies. proving that it can not only save money, but also lives.

New Project Network Meets Community Need

ifeWorks NW celebrated several significant milestones last year, Lincluding momentous progress on our capital campaign to fund, build, and open the LEED-certified 36-bed Project Network residential drug and alcohol treatment facility in Northeast Portland. Project Network is a beacon of hope because it helps disrupt a cycle of addiction and abuse for mothers, while limiting costly school interruptions and future foster care placements for their at-risk children. These families are taking recovery by storm and their children are ready to learn and lead the way to a better future. Ed Washington, LifeWorks NW’s board member emeritus, says the community had overwhelming need for the treatment facility and attached housing. “Project Network and the substance-free housing are tremendous assets for the local community – and for the city, the county, and the state. The new development has lifted the spirits of the young women getting treatment and their children.” The former Project Network facility was built in the 1920s and, while safe and adequate, was extremely limited in its ability to adapt to changing client needs. The new facility has allowed us to add new Network with the Beech services that greatly benefit the women and children in treatment. Street Apartments, 32 units Those include Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, a highly effective of affordable drug- and parent skills training program, and a medical office on site that will alcohol-free family housing. allow us to provide integrated medical care. There is also space for The co-located treatment a host of volunteer-led extracurricular activities – such as Zumba, and housing model knitting, and line dancing – that help the women to learn to relax and improves access by helping have fun without drugs and alcohol. families to transition more Women who complete treatment face their greatest barrier to success quickly, freeing up space for other families. in the form of safe and affordable housing. Until now, families LifeWorks NW thanks its partners – Gerding Edlen, Home Forward, have at times remained in the program longer than necessary while Holst Architecture, and O’Neill/Walsh Community Builders, and all seeking appropriate housing. To help overcome this challenge, the generous supporters who helped make Project Network possible. LifeWorks NW partnered with Home Forward to co-locate Project For a list of donors, see the Our Donors section of this report.

Our Donors

July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014 We thank all of you who invest in the emotional health of our our annual report, and do not share any personal information. Please community. The following list represents those who made a donation contact the Development Office at 503-617-3821 if you would like your during fiscal year 2014. Donations received after June 30, 2014, will be gifts to remain anonymous or if we have inadvertently omitted your listed in the 2015 annual report. We have made every effort to ensure name. We sincerely apologize for any errors. that our lists are accurate. We recognize our donors once a year in

Robert and Marcia Walsh Gerding Edlen Development Company Malcolm and Janeen McAninch Circle of Wellness Keith White Juan Young Trust Timothy McMahan and Mia Nicholson Michael and Faye Whitenack Al and Nancy Jubitz Roderick Mercurio Mentors ($25,000+) Juliet Ashby Hillman Foundation Meyer Memorial Trust Andy and Nancy Bryant Donna Lane Gordon Noraine and Susan Popp Annual Fund Larkins Vacura LLP Peninsula Optimist Club McCargar Family Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund Friends ($5,000 - $24,999) Innovators ($100,000+) Oregon Health & Science University Sisters Of The Holy Names Scott and Linda Andrews Port City Development Center The Boeing Company Portland Children’s Levy U.S. Bank Whole Kids Foundation Richard and Diane Alexander Providence Health Plan - Kaiser Permanente Paul and Laurel Brennan Fund of the Oregon Community Peter and Janice Burger Foundation Community Builders ($1,000 - $2,499) Associates ($250 - $999) John Chaney Deborah Chen Anonymous Anonymous (3) Columbia Bank Stewards ($25,000 - $99,999) John and Mirna Attar Ronald and Joyce Basile BNSF Foundation McPherson Beall and Jennifer Helmann John and Jane Emrick Ed Cauduro Fund of The Oregon John and Marilyn Faherty Cambia Health Solutions Jonathan Betlinski Community Foundation Catlin Gabel Georgiana Blanton Jerry and Sally Fish OCF Joseph E. Weston Foundation Bradley Fishel and Susan Dale City of Hillsboro Akin and Karen Blitz Myron and Geraldine Grover Bryan and Lisa Cullivan Rico Bocala and Roger Willoughby Joachim and Elizabeth Grube Champions ($10,000 - $24,999) Thomas Demarti Whitney Boise and Julie Vacura Denise & Douglas White Family Fund Bolt Fabric Boutique Lois Jackson Susan Blount McNiel Downtown Development Group Dan and Lisa Bozich Joe and Maria Kaempf Bob’s Red Mill Natural Foods, Inc. Robert and RayAnn DuBose Theresa Briscoe Betty and John Kendall City of Tigard Floor Solutions, LLC Emilie Brooks James and Betty Krejci CareOregon Larry and Judy Fox Allison Brown and Scott Welch David and Elizabeth Lippoff Columbia Sportswear Robert and Karen Freelander Lisa Brubaker Mike and Stephanie Malin NW Natural Lesley Hallick Bruce and Ramona Cahn Multnomah Group The Regence Fund of the Oregon Community Kim Heiting Carolyn Casey Patricia Cliff & Karl Von Frieling Foundation Foundation Eric Hoffman Central Bethany Development Paul Pierce and Joanne Fuller The Standard Holst Architecture Ryan Chaquette Providence Health & Services United Way of the Columbia-Willamette Howard Rosenbaum and Marcia Kahn Douglas and Kristen Johanson Coast Cutlery Steven Slater and Mary Monnat Wayne and Marge Kollas Marie Cook Derek Stotz Partners - ($2,500 - $9,999) Tom Kramer and Catherine Mushel Dorothy Cowart Von and Barbara Summers American Endowment Foundation David Labby and Sarah Slaughter David Criswell William Swindells FamilyCare Health Plans Matthew Leeding Rebecca Davis Bill Toomey and Phyllis Maynard Timothy and Janis Fujii Maletis Beverage Donna Deacon John and Mary Anne Wagner Genoa Healthcare Jim and Jennifer Mark EBI Public Affairs Our Donors

Etec, LLC Our Mother’s House Bittner & Hahs, PC Joseph Hagedorn Judy Etzel Samples Pacific Office Automation Jacqueline and Joseph Bloom Christopher Hagerman and Molly Rogers Stephen Feltz PacifiCorp Steve and Beverly Bookin Michael and Melissa Haglund Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund J. Kent Pearson, Jr. Branford/Bernhardt Family Trust Cindy Haldorson Nicholas Fish Daniel and Malin Petrusich British Car Specialist Richard and Evelyn Hall Lawson Fite and Katherine Sharaf Portland General Electric Gerald Brown and Gale Castillo Thomas and Cheryl Hammond Jack Friedman and Susan Climo Portland Winterhawks Hockey Club Marcia Brown Cynthia Harder Thomas and Molly Gillcrist Mike and Tennille Rains Laura Brunstetter Andrew and Ilene Harris Shelly Gourlay Mark and Charlene Riley Jeffrey and Eva Calcagno Carly Harrison Dan and Shelly Handkins James and Cathryn Rudd Mark and Susan Charleston Michael and Margaret Hart Jennifer Heidman Dan Saltzman Mehera Christian William Hart James and Linda Heisler Phillip Sample and Susanne Meyer Sample Allison Clouser Rick Haynes John Hendricks and Mary DeLateur Scott Edwards Architecture LeAnn Collier Sharon Hays Michael and Melody Hinchen Joe and Gail Shore Scott Conroy Heffernan Insurance Brokers Beth Holloway Jason and Stacy Simpson Criterion Investment Company, LLC Christian Hill Joseph Hromco and Adele Hughes Ralph and Betty Jean Sipprell Eric Cugnart and Kim Ritter Gisel Hillner Traci Jacobs Wayne Slagle Doug and Judy Cushing The Holland Steve Janik Peter Sleeth and Janet Meyer Linda Czopek Blake and Liz Howells Anna Jimenez Jesse Smith and Maryann Yelnosky James and Ilene Davidson Sarah and Bryan Iams Amy Joseph Pedersen St. Paul Lutheran Church Robert and Carrie Davis David and Cindy Imber Kathy Kershner Kimberly Teague Linda Degman Jeff Israel and Kathryn Phillips-Israel Gail King Rengel and Phil Rengel Truist Sherry Dempsey Nuriya Janss BettyLou Koffel Anne Turner Ron and Nicki Desrosiers Marjorie Johnson Kroger United Parcel Service Mike Doll Michael and Laurie Kelley Kristena LaMar Peter and Gerrie Van den Berg Kelly Douglas Roberta Kennedy James and Luise Lane Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Scott and Carol Ehlen Kathleen and Tom Kilroy Lango Hansen Landscape Architects April Walker Nicholas Ehlen Harry and Lynn Kingston MaryLou Laybourn Scott and Jennifer Wallace Jennifer Ehman William and Carole Kinnune Justin and Jennifer Leonard Washington County Gary and Lynda Eldridge Susan Kirchoff Sia Lindstrom Edward Washington Gordon Euler and Eliza Romick Kiwanis Peninsula Club Maletis Beverage West Portland Physical Therapy Clinic Steve and Jennifer Evans Safina Koreishi Alonzo Martinez Whole Foods Les and Nancy Fahey Darrel and Janice Kraxberger Oscar and Mary Mayer Bill Wyatt and Merri Souther Wyatt Sharon Fausel Joseph Kremers Jocelynne McAdory Wayne Young Edward and Jeanette Feldhousen Bhavna Kumar and Mark Nyenhuis Elise McClure Kimberly Flanagan Steve LeCuyer and Joan O’Connell Sandra McDonough Contributors ($100 - $249) Eric Foley Randy and Diane Lederbrand The McGeady Family Foundation Sally and Mary Follen Carolee Lee Justin and Andrea Miller Anonymous (8) James and Michaele Francesconi Caroline LeGuin Sharon Miller Joshua Arnott Lori Frank Lane and Kelli Lehrke Barbara Miner John Attey Thomas Frank Larry and Denise Levien John and Ann Moore Laurie Ayers Pino Deborah Friedman Curtis and Leomarie Lind Multnomah County Bethany Bacci Teresa Fuhrman Mary Lofgren Multnomah County Board of Commissioners Sandra Bacon The Garden’s Noise Preschool Scott and Karen MacCaskill Monsignor Timothy Murphy Helen Ball Susan Gaston Greg Malinowski David and Karen Nelson Francis Barnwell Richard Gibson and Carol Peterkort Greg Malone Shawna Newell Ann Barr-Gillespie John and Gina Gladstone Traci Manning Janet Nickolaus Manuel Berman Nimisha Gokaldas Thomas and Julie Mathews Lisa Nourigat Peggy Berwick Rosemarie Graham Matt and Sarah Mattecheck O’Neill Electric Inc Bethany Presbyterian Women Patrick Green and Helen Jung Green Joan McAllister Oregon Food Bank Bethel Baptist Church William Haden Nate McAlmond Our Donors

Lisa McAuliffe Frederick and Linda Stahl Verlea and Harold Briggs Lisa Hall Michael and Carol McClory Dr. Sean Stanley Michael Buonocore Barbara Halle Craig McClure Mark and Candice Stayer Kristin Burke Carol Harkins Michael McDowell Michael and Heesuk Steffen Xylia Buros Michelle Harper Adrienne McLaughlin Richard and Doreen Stenson Alison Butler Peggy Haun Astrid Melton StevensIS Dawn Campbell Sharon Heitkemper Ruth Menicosy Joanne Strahan Gayle and George Campbell Suzie Herburger Fred Miller and Karla Wenzel Judy Stromberg Lissa Canfield Peggy Hilliard Marc Monaghan and Jill Sherman John Sullivan Devin Cardoza Carrie Hobson Cathy Moonshine Gregg and Doris Swanson Eloise Carson Jon and Janet Holboke Phil Moran Gary and Cheri Swoboda Benjamin Chavez Holy Cross Catholic School Ed and Rachel Motteler Dawn Tangvald Christine Chenoweth Helen Honse Carol Mougey Keith Thomajan Marilyn Cobb Beth Howard Susan Myers Michael and Rebecca Tom Mitchell Cogen Leah Humphrey Barbara Neff Kali Turner Rick and Jennifer Collett Joan Jasper Everett and Shirley Newcomb Mary Beth Van Cleave and Mary Kinnick Melissa Conrad Johnson-Bell Arts Diane Nichols Bradford Vincent Cindy Cooper Paula Jones North Plains Bunko Group Charles Washington Joanne Corrigan Kathleen Kelsay Lawrence Novakowski Chris Washtok Grace Cox Megdy Khoury George and Wanda Osgood Robin Waterman John and Courtney Cummings Melinda King Dave Otte Patti Weber Deanna Cundari Amy Korkowski Pacific University School of Occupational Maryanne Weed Alison Davis Maggie Kriesien Therapy Ramsey Weit Caroline Davis Verity Lauinger Walt Peck William Weyrauch and Connie Dunkle- Jan Dockstader Montia Leighton John and Amy Pedersen Weyrauch Patricia Dorscheimer LEK Consulting LLC Sandra Pelham-Foster Cameron Williams and Shannon Lynch Dianne Dougherty Liberty Mutual Foundation Douglas Persson and Doris Werkman Jason and Ann Wolf Kristin Dreyer Harold and Sally Light Nancy Pitney William and Beverly Woodward Therese DuBravac Nicolette Linse Susan Poorman Sarah and Ted Zahn Patricia Dugan-Adams Sandy Little Bob and Sabrina Prill Terry and Susan Egnor David and Stephanie Llewellyn Raleigh Trust Donors (to $99) Jacqueline Ehlis Zachary and Nicole Longaker Jeff Reingold Aaron and Mickelle Elliott Grant and Melissa Lowes Retirement Asset Management Marilynn Adams Kathleen Ellis Darell and Joann Lumaco Reed and Susan Ritchey Joyce Alexander Carol Faber Rebbecca Maese Mary Lou Ritter Katharine Allen Mary Ferney Jessica Magnusen Craig Roberts Katrina Alrick Kathleen Follen Henry and Vicki March Steve and Wendy Rudman AmazonSmile Foundation Laurie Followell Steven Marshall Sauvie Island Grange Anonymous (18) Mark and Diane Fraser Eric and Kari Martin Laura Scheffler Kregg Arntson and Ted Fettig Roger and Sarah Friedel James and Terry Mattson Michael Schmeer Lisa Aubin Lisa Fureigh Valerie Mattson Steven and Karen Schmidt Jay Bacigalupi John Gale Jane Mausshardt Pete Schulberg Sharon Baker Debbie Gambee Pam Mayfield Mike and Tara Schwab Natalie Bardavid E. Gambee Marilyn McGruer Mike and Virginia Schwab Tina Bardavid Sandra Garland Masako McIver Barbara Shaw Holly Barton Linda Gebhardt Elizabeth and Michael McNamara Susie Shea Shawna Bechtel Irina Gelman Dona Melrose James Shulman Benjamin and Deirdre Berry Miriam Greer Kim Melton Eric and Dana Simpson Black United Fund of Oregon Jeffrey and Marilyn Grey Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Tyece Smith Okamura Kristen Borges-Silva Kimberly Grimberg Steve and Julie Mikulic Richard and Ingrid Spies Julie Briggs Sharon Hajny Richard and Elaine Millar Our Donors

Michael and Jill Nasser Maragrett Terrall Barbara Wittick Ralph and Betty Jean Sipprell John Neidecker Tisbest Philanthropy David Lippoff Steven Slater and Mary Monnat Matthew Neidich Sheilah Toomey James and Ilene Davidson Jerry and Dianne Springer Carol Nelson Rick Torregroza and Karin Kelley-Torregroza Rick Gilbert Chaim Vanek Linda Ness Steve and Michele Veenker David Griswold and Marie Schumacher Earl and Alice Vaugniaux Michael Newman Sherri Vetsch Elliott and Margaret Mainzer John and Mary Anne Wagner Linda Nilsen-Solares Starla Maree Wacker Frank Mainzer David Watson Sharlene Norton Laurie Wagner Cialin Mills Ostwald Donald and Joan Watson Michael and Holly Nunn Anne Wahr David Ostwald and Birgitte Moyer William and Beverly Woodward Micky Olexio Fran Walsh The Michael Newman Family W. R. and Margery Yost Eric Olsen Richard and Shirley Walton Joe and Charlene Newman Dr. Ralph Crawshaw Sara O’Neil Laurie Ware Sarah Petersen Carla Properties, Ltd. Alyssa O’Rourke Mari Watanabe Vanessa Carr Diane Carter Tricia Paul John White Elizabeth and Mark Sieberg Christine Hodes Claudine Payne Mary Whiteley Katherine Luers George and Marilou Waldmann David and Kay Pollack Stephanie Whitmore Sharon Stahl Donald Greco Jen Pucillo Karen Wilkins Judy Peterson Colleen Greco Rick Ralston Julia Williams Samuel and Darlene Peterson David Halvorsen Bonnie Ramirez Bobbie Wissmiller Surya Scott Halvorsen Diane Rehwoldt Scott Witscher Sheetal Patel Lorna Hodgin Ilka Reilly Cheryl Woodbury Susan Svetkey Brenda Plinke Pauline Reilly Sandy Woodley Laura Svetkey Carolyn H. Patterson John Richardson and Jo Landefeld Joann Woods Keith White John and Jollee Patterson Nancy Ridgway Connie Worsech NW Natural Sue Summers Lisa Ross Shelley Yoder Douglas and Kristen Johanson Marvin Sadler Ruth Zuniga In Memory Of Mark Schmidt 2014 Something to Talk About Ann Schray In Honor Of Sylvia Bella Shelby Scovel David Doughman and Nicole Markey Breakfast Sponsors Joseph Angel Rita Catapano Patsy Seeley Challenge Sponsor Kathleen Sheerin Kent Neff and Linda Wolff Eric and Doris Kimmel Columbia Sportswear Rochelle Silver Greg Chaille Dr. David Cook Tara Siegman Beverly Biller Neil Simon Breakfast Sponsor Arleen Slive Children’s Relief Nursery Teachers and Staff John and Eileen Brennan Bob’s Red Mill Natural Foods, Inc. Janet Smith Betsy and Bill Lake Carl and Mary Buchman Dotti Cowart Dorothy Cowart Melanie Smith-Thuret and Julien Thuret Other Sponsors Society of Holy Child Jesus Rosalie Hammond Edward Duncklee and Laura Buchman Andy and Nancy Bryant Susan Soprych Carol Doughman Susanne Gerber Ball Janik LLP Marilyn Spear David Doughman and Nicole Markey Paul and Judy Golliher Becker Capital Management Gregory and Roxanne Specht Donald Dow Colleen Greco Bullard Smith Jernstedt Wilson Jerry and Dianne Springer Julia Berry Donald and Mary Kelly CareOregon Dawn St. Clair Stella Gronquist Toni Lagalo Columbia Bank St. Johns Deli Grocery Leslie Eisen Walter and Barbara McDonald Erdman Kari Stanley Becky Guest George and Suzanne Merriam FamilyCare Health Plans Pam Steadman Rosemary Sotta Justin and Andrea Miller Gerding Edlen Development Company Brandi and Dwight Stewart-Wood Marilyn James Penny Prueitt Hoffman, Stewart & Schmidt, P.C. Carol Stotler Edwin Cordon John and Sharon Rhoads Legacy Health System Diana Stotz Cindy Joseph and BG Goldbert Matthew Riddle and Diane Karl Melvin Mark Properties Judith Swanson Cynthia Lewis Robert and June Rogers Neil Kelly Co. Cricket Taylor The LaCentra Family Mary Samuels Our Donors

Netsmart Contributors LeAnn Wells Henry Lea Hillman Jr. Foundation NW Natural Wendy Anderson Shirley Wheeler Lanz Cabinet Shop Pacific University Scott and Linda Andrews Jim and Tien Whyte Elise McClure Providence Health & Services Debbie Angleton Carol Winston Leslie Petroff The Regence Fund of the Oregon Community Alison Arella Mara Woloshin James and Theresa Piro Foundation Mackenzie Brewer Steve and Diane Zipper Susan Popp and Gordon Noraine Stoel Rives LLP Betsy Brumm Walsh Construction Co. Tuality Healthcare Peter and Janice Burger Building Community, One Family at Walters Family Foundation USI Northwest Scott and Stephanie Cameron VALIC Dillon and Cassie Changala a Time: The Campaign for a New $5,000 - $9,999 Walsh Construction Co. Allison Clarke Project Network Barg Tom Women’s Healthcare Associates LLC Mary Jo Clarke Andy and Nancy Bryant Dorothy Cowart Includes gifts and pledges made between The Campbell Foundation 2013 Portland’s Original Iron Chef Alison Daily January 2012 and April 2015 Carolyn Forsh Wendy Deckard Peggy Fowler Thank you to those who supported Bill Diaz $500,000+ The Harold and Arlene Schnitzer CARE Children’s Relief Nursery through Kristen Downey Meyer Memorial Trust Foundation sponsorships and contributions at this event Gary and Lynda Eldridge Juan Young Trust Judy Etzel Samples $250,000 - $499,999 Timothy McMahan and Mia Nicholson Sponsors Blake Evenhus The Ann & Bill Swindells Charitable Trust Melvin Mark Trust Timothy and Janis Fujii Multnomah County Board of Commissioners Mary Monnat and Steve Slater Presenting Sponsor Gabriel and Kathleen Garney LifeWorks NW Board of Directors Parr Lumber CareOregon Gregory and Rebecca Guest Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust David and Mary Hansen $100,000 - $249,999 Silicon Valley Community Foundation Ballot Sponsor MaryAnn Harmer The Collins Foundation Union Pacific Foundation Cambia Health Solutions Carla Jochim Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund Keith White Joe and Carolyn Kaleel Providence Health & Services Auctioneer Sponsor Annette Kendall $1,000 - $4,999 U.S. Bank Gerald Kibe and Rebecca LaPlante $50,000 - $99,999 Barbara Alberty Laura Lightner CareOregon Michael Alexander Bidder Card Sponsor Roger and Judy Lundvall Clark Foundation Jose Avila - in memory of Dela Navarro The Standard Margaret Maguire Kaiser Permanente Northwest Scott Baumberger Matt and Sarah Mattecheck Legacy Health System Joseph and Jacqueline Bloom Silent Auction Sponsor Colin McLean PGE Foundation Bruce and Ramona Cahn NW Natural Joanna Mehaffey The Regence Fund of the Oregon Community Dotti Cowart Diana Mitchell Foundation Deacon Charitable Foundation Client Story Sponsor Marc Monaghan and Jill Sherman Judy Etzel Samples FamilyCare Health Plans Nathan Norman $25,000 - $49,999 Timothy and Janis Fujii Ralph and Susan Prows Scott and Linda Andrews The Gun & Tom Denhart Family Fund Dessert Sponsor Mike and Tennille Rains James R. Kuse Family Foundation Kim Heiting Columbia Bank Peggy Richards Oregon Community Foundation Roy Kim/Central Bethany Development Phillip Sample and Susanne Meyer Sample Oregon Health & Science University James and Betty Krejci Chef Sponsors Janis Schweitzer The Standard Charitable Foundation Liz and David Lippoff Larkins Vacura LLP John Sickler Matt and Sarah Mattecheck Melvin Mark Companies Rosemary Sotta $10,000 - $24,999 Jocelynne McAdory Providence Health & Services Janie Spurgeon The Autzen Foundation In Memory of Dela Navarro University of Portland Michael Stanojev Ball Janik LLP Portland General Electric Von and Barbara Summers Mark and Ann Edlen Mike and Tennille Rains Chris and Kathleen Taylor The ESCO Foundation Mike and Tara Schwab Walsh Construction Co. The Goodman Family Robert and Marcia Walsh Our Donors

$250 - $999 Crawshaw Club Paul and Laurel Brennan Peter Bruns The following donors are helping to ensure Michelle Harper the future of LifeWorks NW through Bhavna Kumar and Mark Nyenhuis planned gifts. Angel Lopez Christopher Maas Anonymous (2) Patricia Murphy Paul and Laurel Brennan Francesca Portillo and Jim Mehrens Dotti Cowart Brad Shumate Dr. Ralph Crawshaw* Shauna Smith Dr. Gary and Debbie Dombroff Kenneth Walker Bradley Fishel and Susan Dale Lawrence and Karen Warr Lewis and Jodie Hampton Harry* and Marguerite* Kendall Below $250 Wayne and Marge Kollas Brandi Bernhardt James and Betty Krejci Gregory and Shelley Blair John Kyle Blas Delascio Alice* and Timothy Maginnis Anthony DeVenuta Robert and Ali McGuirk Aaron and Mickelle Elliott Steven Slater and Mary Monnat Brandon Fassiotto Karen Warr Don Geddes Keith White William Goodwin W. R. and Margery Yost Brian Johnson * deceased members Caitlin Kelley Craig Leonnig Endowment Funds Charles Macdonald Thomas Michie LifeWorks NW Endowment Larry and Cindy Murphy Imani Endowed Fund Matthew Nicely The Marguerite & Harry Kendall Lisandra Peguero Ruiz Endowed Fund Wayne and Brenda Pipes William Riverman Joanne Snelson Jason Trickett Jennifer Tucker Jeffrey and Constance Uncapher Rick Vanderveer William Weyrauch and Connie Dunkle- Weyrauch

Life Works When You Get the Support You Need

Mental Health and Addiction Services Board of Directors 2015 Planned Giving Chair: Advisory Council 2015 David Lippoff for a Healthy Community Chair: Community Volunteer LifeWorks NW has clinics in Beaverton, Cedar Mill, Gresham, Pat Becker, Jr. Vice Chair: Becker Capital Management Tim McMahan Hillsboro, Milwaukie, N, NE, SE and SW Portland, Rockwood, Members: and Tigard. Stoel Rives LLP Lew Hampton Secretary Estate Attorney Jocelynne McAdory Dr. John Kendall (retired) Kaiser Permanente VA Medical Center Treasurer: Wayne Kollas Our Mission: Elise McClure Wayne Kollas Insurance Community Volunteer Bob McGuirk LifeWorks NW promotes a healthy community by providing RMC Consulting Officer-at-Large: quality and culturally responsive mental health and addiction Karen Nelson Kim Heiting PNW Tax Advisors services across the lifespan. NW Natural Past Chair: Scott Andrews African-American Melvin Mark Properties Advisory Board 2015 14600 NW Cornell Road Members: Rachel Banks Portland, OR 97229 Michael Alexander Multnomah County Urban League of Portland Ben Berry Phone: 503.645.3581 Bruce Cahn Airship Technologies www.lifeworksnw.org Ball Janik LLP Michelle Harper Janis Fujii Community Activist The Standard Kevin Modica Greg Goodman Portland Police Bureau Downtown Development Group LLC Melonie Powell Doug Koekkoek, MD Legacy Emanuel Hospital Providence Health & Services Erika L. Preuitt Matt Mattecheck Multnomah County Delap LLP Nate Roberts Lolenzo Poe, Jr. Multnomah County Portland Public Schools Ebony Sloan-Clarke Brett Sims Multnomah County Portland General Electric Ed Washington Jeff Uncapher Portland State University Community Volunteer Lolenzo Poe, Jr. Cameron Williams Portland Public Schools Columbia Sportswear Kimberly Black Director Emeritus: St. Stephen Missionary Baptist Church Ed Washington Sandra Jenkins, Ph.D. Portland State University Pacific University School of Professional Psychology