2012 helping to rebuild families for 65 years dear morrison friends, with her daughter, Acacia, and soon after we all experienced the home birth of her second daughter, Georgia May. We had built We like to quote the facts and figures at Morrison because a home with room for Erin and her family, and soon we would numbers don’t lie. For example, according to a recent Rand find out how important that support would be: at four months, Corporation survey, every dollar spent on early intervention saves Georgia began to show symptoms of medical fragility and a $7. That means that if we spend $5,000 per child that we treat, wide array of baffling developmental problems. Her problems we will save taxpayers $35,000. However, while dollars make a require constant vigilance and extensive intervention. I have seen compelling statement the real savings at Morrison can be counted firsthand the challenges young families of special needs children in lives. Children come to Morrison because, already at the age experience and how different the outcomes can be with early of 2-5 years, life has become dangerous or difficult. The children intervention. Our family has been able to provide the necessary we serve are born into the challenges they experience; they did practical and emotional support that my daughter needs. Many not in any way “cause” their own problems, and most are helpless families do not have the luxury of adequate support and early to fix these problems without intervention. At Morrison we work intervention. with traumatized youth who have nowhere else to turn, helping to restore childhood, rebuild families, and renew hope. All parents have dreams for their children, and these families are no different. We want our children to have happy lives that My family, like yours, is not immune to the pressures and are free of abuse, leading to emotional, social, academic and challenges of life. My daughter, Erin, moved here this past year vocational stability. At Morrison, our case management, therapy, education, training and advocacy services are imperative for the children and families we serve and gives them the hope of tomorrow. Only with your support – Morrison’s generous and caring community of donors – can we do this vital work in support of the 6,000 children, teens and families we serve every year. Please take a moment to look at our Annual Report and reflect on the profound difference Morrison Child and Family Services makes in the lives of ’s most vulnerable children.

Sincerely,

Tia Gray, LCSW Chief Executive Officer

dear friends,

I have been committed to Morrison for over 15 years, including several years serving on the Board of Directors. I am honored and humbled to have recently been elected Board Chair.

During my time here at Morrison I have seen first-hand the incredible work being done every day to help rebuild families torn apart by trauma and abuse. The commitment and level of care that the therapists and staff at Morrison show to the children is truly astounding. Many of these children have been through life events that are hard to imagine, coming from backgrounds of severe abuse, neglect, and trauma. The challenges that many of these kids have endured are tragedies that no one - of any age - should have to endure.

As the parent of an adoptee, I know the importance of building a stable and loving home for a child. I firmly believe in letting kids be kids, and I’m honored to support an organization with a 65-year legacy of restoring childhood and renewing hope for Oregon’s children. On behalf of the Board of Directors, I want to thank you for your generosity in the past year, and for many years to come.

Sincerely,

Todd K. Lindsey Board Chair 2 morrison annual report Morrison Celebrates 65 Years supporter spotlight: The Cadmus Group, Inc.

Corporate support has been key to Morrison’s success over the years. Since 2003, The Cadmus Group has supported Morrison’s Hand in Hand Day Treatment program through employee workplace giving and corporate matching gifts. Cadmus has also generously organized in-kind office giving collections for back to school and holiday giving.

Cadmus employee Amanda explained, “It is safe to say that we support Morrison because of the kids! It’s always been about the kids from the start and the ways that Morrison works to improve their lives by addressing their needs In our first year in 1947, from so many different levels. Additionally, we Morrison served 216 love the fact that Morrison not only has these clients from a small, wonderful programs to help kids, but that modest house on SW 17th Morrison also measures and evaluates how their and Salmon. programs are doing. At Cadmus we measure and evaluate all day long and believe things that are measured tend to improve! We know We have since grown to become Oregon’s largest that Morrison feels the same way and is always provider of children’s mental health services. In 2011, looking for ways to improve the lives of kids.” the eve of our 65th anniversary, Morrison served over 6,000 children and their families. But we couldn’t do it without your help and support.

Morrison is one of the most responsible and accountable non- profit organizations in the state of Oregon and has proven to be a valuable and trustworthy steward of public and private financial support. We’re building on over six decades Cadmus employees Brian and Hendrik donating their time to of knowledge and experience to successfully serve clean up the Hand in Hand Therapeutic Garden this spring. thousands of children and families annually.

For information about donating to or volunteering Together with you, at Morrison please contact us at (503) 258-4290, Morrison continues to [email protected] or online at http:// save children, build www.morrisonkids.org/donors+_+volunteers.aspx families and change lives. We look forward to the next 65 years. morrison annual report 3 Morrison Child and Family Services delivers program overview

specialized services to children, ages birth Morrison’s continuum of care is broad, and while the range through 18, and families coping with adversity of intensity varies from prevention to residential services, the results are similarly focused on working with families and and trauma. At the core of our work is a deep communities to make a positive difference in each child’s life. respect for the complexity of human nature and Services include: human needs–we guide children and their families prevention & education through difficult issues by creating tailored › Early Childhood Consultation & Incredible Years* treatment plans to address individuals’ needs and › Listos Para Aprender* help them live productive lives. › Oregon Parents As Teachers Training › Parents Anonymous® of Oregon, including Parent Mentor Program

outpatient › Child & Family Outpatient Services at six clinics › Counterpoint Outpatient › Early Childhood Intensive Outpatient Services › Family Sexual Abuse Treatment*

community & school based › Home- and School-based Services › Family Intensive Support Services (ICTS) › Crisis Prevention Outreach

day treatment › Hand in Hand Day Treatment › Breakthrough Day Treatment › Counterpoint Day Treatment

foster care › Hand in Hand Therapeutic Foster Care › We are one of the only non-profits to self-fund a Breakthrough Proctor Care › Counterpoint Proctor Care program evaluation department because we want to ensure the children and families we serve get the residential most effective, high quality support available. Using › Rosemont Treatment Center and School for Girls data, we review actual outcomes and modify programs › Residential Alcohol & Drug Treatment (RAD) accordingly. We work in partnership with schools, * Funded by the Portland Children’s Levy neighborhoods, public agencies and families to create a comprehensive range of programs to meet the needs of young people in our communities ranging from education and prevention services to outpatient counseling and residential treatment. ambassador board members Founded in 1947 by Dr. Carl Morrison, Oregon’s first board-certified child psychiatrist, Morrison has actively Colleen Berretta, Rubicon International worked to improve the lives of children, their families Brandy Clopton, DP Nicoli and the local community. Our programs recognize and Adam Gamboa, Harrang, Long, Gary, Rudnick respect cultural differences and support the growth of Jonathan Strauhull, Staff Attorney, Oregon Law Center children to enhance their ability to succeed in school Margot Strauhull, Lifeworks NW and in life. This results in healthier, safer communities. David Thompson, Bullard Smith Jernstedt Wilson Erin Thompson, Portland Trail Blazers Morrison’s mission is to partner with families and JaReda Webb, First Tech Federal Credit Union communities to provide effective and responsive Sarah Zuber, Kaiser Permanente services for children and youth coping with adversity and trauma.

4 morrison annual report programs spotlight: prevention and education

Morrison’s programs provide early intervention and prevention services for at-risk children. Effective, early treatment prevents the need for more costly and restrictive services later. Morrison works with both children and their family (or families, in foster or proctor homes) to support growth. We address fetal alcohol and drug syndrome, abuse and neglect, mental health challenges and related issues. We also try to prevent problems by building parenting skills and providing special attention to the individual needs of each child.

Early Childhood Consultation & Incredible Years

The Incredible Years’ weekly parenting groups improve child-rearing decisions and strengthen families. Morrison’s successful Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation program addresses persistent unmet needs for early childhood consultation and mental health support in the child care community in Portland.

“I tell everybody I know about this class I’m taking – friends, co-workers. I feel so lucky that we’re learning this for our son at age four, when it’s not too late, and we are starting really early with our daughter, who is two. It’s completely changed the way we parent with each other.”

Listos Para Aprender

Listos Para Aprender is a school-preparedness program for families who have children younger than three or are pregnant whose primary language is Spanish or an indigenous language from Central or South America. Listos provides weekly or monthly home visits depending on the needs of the family; interactive parenting workshops and parent- child playgroups; developmental screening for children; and school readiness.

“My Listos parent educator taught me about child development and showed me activities to support and enhance my children’s learning. With her guidance and advice, my children already know things I didn’t learn until first grade.”

Parent Mentor Program

The Parent Mentor Program provides peer mentoring to parents impacted by addiction who are involved in the DHS-Child Welfare System. Parents are matched with a Parent Mentor who has faced and conquered similar challenges. Mentors help parents to stay on track, work through the child welfare system, complete substance abuse treatment, learn positive parenting skills, build self-esteem, develop advocacy skills, connect to the recovery community and ultimately return to parenting clean and sober.

“As a Parent Mentor, I want to be the parent that I never had, and to break the cycle of addiction for families.”

morrison annual report 5 thank you, donors! $50,000-$99,999 individuals The Collins Foundation corporations $10,000 – $14,999 – $10,000 $24,999 Alan and Elizabeth Vandehey $50,000 + The Bill and Julie Young Fund of the PCC Structurals, Inc. Oregon Community Foundation $5,000 – $9,999 JFR Foundation M. Albin and Nancy Jubitz $10,000 – $24,999 Jubitz Family Foundation Jeanelle and Todd Lindsey Beecher Carlson Holdings, Inc. OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Roslyn and Roy Tucker First Tech Federal Credit Union The Oregon Community Foundation The Boeing Company The Ann & Bill Swindells Charitable Trust $1,000 – $4,999 The Herbert A.Templeton Foundation John Acosta and Elizabeth Shaw $5,000 – $9,999 George and Sharon Alexander Deschutes Brewery & Public House $5,000 – $9,999 Michael and Susan Blair Pacific Power Children’s Trust Fund of Oregon Foundation Elise Bouneff Tube Forgings of America Inc. Employees Community Fund of Boeing Kristi Buxton and Bobak Ghaheri Portland Jeff and Rhonda Curtis $1,000 – $4,999 Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE Cristi and Lance Dayton Capital Pacific Bank Foundation Ulrike Devoto and Marc Fovinci Chinook Capital Management, LLC Hoover Family Foundation Amy and Steve Dickerson Harder Mechanical Contractors Kaiser Foundation Hospitals Bruce and Eileen Drake Iberdrola Renewables, Inc. Kohnstamm Family Foundation Muriel Goldman Scott H. Terrall & Associates Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund Caroline Guest The Foster Family Care Network of Oregon Nike Grant Fund of the Oregon Community Susan Hennessy Travis L. Terrall, Attorney at Law Foundation Kathleen and Peter Hoogerhuis Pacific Power Foundation Kathi Kazala $500-$999 Portland Women’s Foundation M.S. Khawaja and Patricia Koss Dunn Carney Allen Higgins & Tongue LLP The Autzen Foundation DeWayne Ledbetter and JaReda Webb Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Bob and Joan Taylor Fund of the Allen Lee Fidelity National Title Company of Oregon Oregon Community Foundation Dorothy Marcus IBM Employee Services Center Katie and Richard McManus IKEA - Portland $2,000-$4,999 Drew McWilliams Kaiser Permanente Women’s Care Foundation Jollee Patterson and John Stuart New Rose Tattoo The Jackson Foundation Candace and Eric Pool Portland Schools Foundation Patricia and Patrick Schmitt Rotary Club of Gresham $1 – $1,999 Charlotte Schwartz Samuel, Son & Co., Limited Edward and Ruth Evans Family Foundation Mark Siegel and Jean Wilson KeyBank Foundation John Stott $1 – $499 All Hands Raised Margaret and Scott Terrall Baker Ellis Asset Management LLC Rotary Club of Gresham Joan Welch Bank of the West So Hum Foundation Kes Wold Bullard Smith Jernstedt Wilson The Charles D. Trover Family Foundation Anonymous (7) CafeGive The Feighner Family Foundation Fine Solutions The Ronald E. and Ivy L. Timpe Fund of the $500 – $999 GC Wine Company, LLC Oregon Community Foundation Robin and Thomas Barrett Gulf Manufacturing, LLC Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Michael Behunin KeyBank Foundation Linda K. Anderson KPMG Community Giving Campaign organizations Tim Cooper Les Schwab Tire Center Shiela Edwards-Lienhart and Ross Lienhart and Culinary Artistry Diane Girard $5,000+ Link International (US) Corp Gun and Thomas Denhart Education Northwest Morgan Stanley Carol Dey and James Hibbs North Rim Partners, Inc. $1,000 – $4,999 Michael Larlee Portland General Electric Edgefield Children’s Services Guild Jules and Kathleen Michel Salon De Beau Century High School Beverly and Milo Ormseth Shedrain Corporation Parkrose High School Donna Phelps The Broadhead Group Inc. Carolyn and Douglas Plemons $1 – $499 Nancy Preston-Royer and David Royer foundations Kaiser Permanente Northwest Community Gary Schull Giving Campaign Tia Stecher $100,000+ New Thought Center for Spiritual Living Hope and Ronald Stevenson Alan James Fund of The Oregon Trinity Lutheran Church Women of ELCA Morgan Swanson Community Foundation Ivy and Ron Timpe Meyer Memorial Trust Kenneth and Mary Unkeles Douglas and Nancy Van Allen Michael Vixie

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6 morrison annual report April Walker Gary and Sandra Hart Peter Schaffer Donna Wardenaar Sandra and Stephen Holmes Elizabeth Schlosser Junia White Mara Hoogerhuis Michael Schrunk Jane and Thomas Wilson Eric and Beth Hoogerhuis William “Chip” Shields Charles Zwick Pam and Robert Howard Lynne Shoemaker Anonymous (14) Judith and William Howell Toni Smith Jill and Robert Hrdlicka Kenneth and Virginia Smith $100 – $499 Cecelia and Robert Huntington Boyce and Lori Smith Deborah and Marvin Abe Judy Ilg Suzanne Soule Marc and Sharon Alport Samuel Imperati Debra and Scott Spangenberg Kenneth Antell Tina Jayaweera Carolyn and Mike Spaniol Karin Baggett Pam and Steve Jeanson Robert Spencer Kim Bailey Aaron Jenniges Alan and Jennifer Spinrad Jane Barker Amy Jesswein Donna and Scott Steele Robin and Thomas Barrett Alexander Johnson Erik and Kai Steimle Kevin Bennett Shirley Johnson Jill Steiner Charles Bicknell Barb Jones Mary Stephenson and Mark Stevenson Benson Bronfman Timothy Kalberg James and Susan Stewart Grace and Wayne Bolio Bruce and Colleen Kelly Dave and Janet Strauss Martin Borrevik M. Jeanne Kennedy Beeman Strong Chris and Dawn Brand Keith Kinsman Benjamin Stutz Benson Brofman David and Karen Kobos Morgan Swanson Steven Brook Deborah and Robert Kross Mary and Paul Taylor Lisa Brown Manjith Kumar David Thomley James and Mary Brown DeWayne Ledbetter and JaReda Webb Bob and Mary Thompson Douglas Bruchs Antonio Larson David and Erin Thompson Chris Calligan Brenda Lee Michael and Priscilla Thompson Kirsten and Mark Carnese David Lord Theresa Tichy Andrew Carollo George Machan Beverly Trover Ernest and Sarah Chaplen Linda and Thomas Mallon Becky and Kerry Tymchuk Kim and Robert Coffman Dorothy Marcus Aquila Velonis Maribeth Collins Dedre Marriott Michael Visser Tammy and Tim Cooper Dexter and Lenore Martin Colleen and Paul Walker Jeffrey Cropp Mary and Oscar Mayer Jennifer Walsh John and Margaret Crowell Carolyn and Wayne Mays Carol Warneke Karen Currier Ruth Alice McClurg Julie and Bryan White Maren Curtis Amanda McNulty John Wilberding John and Mary Lou Daily Edward Meece and Nancy Newell Steve Weary and Sally Williams J. Deeney Richard Meeker and Ellen Rosenblum Anne West Joe and Peggy DiNucci Laura Mehren Crystal Weston Jamie Drakos Benson Meyers and Catharina Van der Vickie Whalen Emmett Dzieza Steen Sara Wist Anne Eakin Duane Moore and Sheila Tilden Moore Kirk Wolfe Betty and Bill Edgett Donna Nakano David Wright Barnes Ellis David and Karen Nelson Herbert and Nancy Zachow Wayne Englander Jim Lafky and Madeline Nelson Lita and William Zschoche Joan English Dolores and Harvey Nolting Anonymous (17) Heather Evans Richard Ogle Edward and Jeanette Feldhousen Rachel Oglesby $1 – $99 Gordon Feighner Deanna Oothoudt and Ben Waterhouse Samara Adams Colleen Ford Dorothy and Raymond Packouz Lloyd Anderson Jana Freiberger and Dennis Morgan Aaron and Carrie Patnode Terry Anderson Beth Friedman Darner John S. Patterson and Jollee Patterson Mark Arcuri Adam Gamboa Dorianne Paul Shelley Baker-Gard Christian Garcia Rebecca Hill and Brennan Peterson Ken and Tammy Beeler Colleen and William Gardner Colleen Ramiskey Charlotte Beeman Bryan Geraldo and Sarah Neidhardt Ilo Reichlein Gene Beighley Abby Goodman David and Kathleen Reimann Kevin Bell Eric and Kimberly Grasberger Roland Richards Rhonda Bentley and Robert Luettjohann Diane and Terry Greenman Janine and John Robben Ilse Berkeley Lydia Grimm Marvin Rosen Sarah Bernhard Daniel Groshans R. Roger and Jane Rowe Timothy Bernhardt Manfred Gund David Royer Scott Braman Marcia Hahn Judith and Laurens Ruben Damian Brayko Gail Hammer Jeffrey Sapiro Robby Bricker Virginia and Wes Harper Deborah Schaffer Hendrik Broekelschen

*deceased

morrison annual report 7 Tamara Broker Callee Jaeger David Thomley Steven Brook Jeff and Martha Johansen Scott Towsey Walter Browning Robert Johnson Kristen and Joseph Travis Russell Burt Gregory Kannow Ed and Nancy Truax Jason and Erin Cameron Teresa Kasner Veronica Vichit-Vadakan Matthew and Roberta Carter Linda and Steven Keast Linda May Wacker Stephen and Gretchen Chassaing Randy Kemper Christopher Wain Matthew Cleinman Beverle Kerns Phyllis and Richard Walker Brandy and Kevin Clopton Christie and Ed Kline Benjamin and Yael Webber Kendra Clune Sara Kofman Robert and Margaret Weil Carrie Cobb Antonio Larson Roxy Wendland Kim and Robert Coffman Paul Lazatin Crystal Weston James Condon Donald and Deborah Letourneau Carole White Ann Cosgrove Grant Lindquist Barry White Joe Costarella Colleen Littell Leann White Rose Covert Stephanie Luciano M. Jane Wilkinson Lara Cunningham Shad Luedke Alicia Wilson Maren Curtis Michelle Lung J. Scott and Linda Wilson Ben and Mary Davis Robin Magdahlen Jessica Wilson Jana Davis David and Sharon Mason Peter Murane and Alison Wolfe Elizabeth Daykin Joan McAllister Janice Woita Joanne Deazley Ruth Alice McClurg Sara Yada Michelle Depass Meg McLaughlin Anonymous (39) Linda Dethman Steven McMaster Lawrence Devroy and Hing Lee Tom and Jan Merrick in-kind donations Patricia DiNucci Colin Moore corporations Nicholas Drake-McLaughlin Frank and Tirzah Morell Joan Duckering Dave Nelson Al’s Garden Center - Gresham Angela Dunham Tekla Nielsen Avalon Theatre & Wunderland Kristen and Eric Earl Ryan Niswonger Bi Mart Katherine Eschman Margaret O’Kelley Capital Pacific Bank Mark Evans and Rebecca Mendez Audrey Oliver Cheesecake Factory Louis and Margaret Fasano Donna Otter Corbett Fish House Anne and Richard Feeney Lisaana Otter Edgecliff Motel Sarah and Roger Friedel Jane Paligo Enchanted Forest Jim Frinell William Park Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum Rebecca and Mark Frinell Cynthia Parrish Family Fun Center & Bullwinkle’s Restaurant Joanne Fuller and Paul Pierce Rebecca Percell Gemmill Family Farm John Gale and Sandra Joos Gregory Petras Gresham Skate World Norman Gartley David and Kay Pollack Health Net Debora Goldstein Wendy Posson Hillsboro Skate World Erin Gorsline Naomi and Steve Price Iberdrola Renewables, Inc. Chet and Julie Gregg Sheena Raab IKEA - Portland Amy Grotta Holly Rasmussen Jamba Juice Mary Grout Janice Rasmussen Lan Su Chinese Garden Luanna Grow Scott Reeves Little Busy Bodies, Inc. Christy Gurin Paul and Joanne Romanaggi Malibu Raceway LLC Anne and Richard Feeney Marinela Rosendo Mimosa Studios Kara Haber Thomas and Shirley Sagerser Mojgan Rostamian DMD, PC Family Gerald Hahn Claudia Sanzone Dentistry William Hale Kimberly Sayre Morgan Stanley J. Roger Hamilton Thomas Scanlon Mt. Scott Skating Rink Robin Hannam James Schira Northwest Palate Magazine Gregg and Heather Hardy Carole Scholl NW Automotive Trades Association Alice and Kenneth Hart Sanchita Sengupta Oaks Amusement Park Elizebeth and William Hathaway Benjamin Sias Oregon Ballet Theatre Nicki Heath Jordan and Sarah Smith Oregon Museum of Science and Industry M. A. Heltborg Evelyn Sorenson Oregon Symphony Jane and Doug Holbrook Soraya Stell PacifiCorp Kathryn Holman Ryan Stewart Papa John’s Sheryl Horwitz Patricia Strahosky Papa Murphy’s International, LLC Sunny Hunter Mildred Taxer Pastaria Diane Hutcheson Jason Taylor Phagans School of Hair Design S. Hall Ivanov Kiyoko Taylor Portland Nursery William Jackson Rubye and John Tesler Portland Office Furniture Zarina Jackson Joanne Thelin-Smith and Daniel Smith Portland Trail Blazers

8 morrison annual report Providence Health and Services Rhoda Kunze taste sponsors and supporters Red Lion Hotel on the River Teri Langer redbat design Joyce McLure Beecher Carlson Insurance Agency LLC Round Table Pizza - Headquarters Amanda McNulty The Boeing Company Russell Street Bar-B-Que Lucille Modrall Chubb Group of Insurance Companies Sayler’s Old Country Kitchen Lynn T. Nagasaki Cole Mills with Waddell & Reed Seasons & Regions Lisa O’Rourke Durham & Bates Insurance Simpatica Dining Hall Julie Palmer First Tech Credit Union Sky High Sports Elizabeth and Gregg Palmer Grand & Benedicts Staples, Inc. Cynthia Parrish Northwest Palate Magazine Sunset Lanes Bowling Center Joan Peterson Pacific Power The Cadmus Group, Inc. Connie Pope PCC Structurals Inc. Tigard Bowl Julie L. Ramos Scott & Margaret Terrall Ultrazone Rudolf Riet The Meadow USDA - Portland Elizabeth and Jim Schuler The Standard ViaWest, Inc Lynne Shoemaker Wells Fargo Bank James and Susan Stewart the learning institute at Leslie Traversie morrison sponsors in-kind donations Edward Tylicki organizations Alan and Elizabeth Vandehey Albertina Kerr Gabriella Walker Care Oregon Joan Welch Athey Creek Middle School Children First for Oregon Wendy and John Wilhelms Edgefield Children’s Services Guild Clackamas Mental Health Organization Jessica S. Wilson Epsilon Sigma Alpha - Delta Xi Chapter Deloitte Fill a Stocking, Fill a Heart DePaul Treatment Centers, Inc. Mariner’s Charitable Donations taste partners M. Albin Jubitz Multnomah Athletic Club Kaiser Foundation Hospitals Aaron Meyer Northwest Children’s Theater and School Multnomah County Allium Northwest Quilters, Inc. Oregon Pediatric Society Anam Cara Cellars Oregon Zoo Perkins & Co Anderson Family Wines Pittock Mansion The Artz Center for Developmental Health Annie Amie Vineyards TechSoup Global & Audiology Apolloni Vineyards The Heath Foundation The Children’s Institute Bethel Heights Vineyard Willamette Writers Washington County Health & Human Cana’s Feast Winery Services Ciao Vito in-kind donations lantern society individuals Daedalus Cellars John V. Acosta and Elizabeth L. Shaw Scott Arnett Firehouse Restaurant George and Sharon Alexander Colleen Berretta Forgeron Cellars Linda Anderson Gretta Bjorklund *Emily and *Edward Baines Leslie and Jonas Brock Grochau Cellars In memory of *Dorothy and *Clyde Beakley Julie Bryan Gruner Jay C. Bloom Terri Canfield Heater Allen Dr. Orin Bolstad Ledah Casburn and Karl Rutledge Hyland Estates *Anna Trull Crowell Wayne Chadwick Iving Street Kitchen Martin D’Alexander Cathy DeLibero Jason Okamoto Anne Morrison Feighner and *Dr. John P. Amy and Steve Dickerson Feighner Marietta Dickey Milwaukie Kitchen & Wine Muriel and *Dr. Marvin Goldman Joe and Peggy DiNucci New Deal Distillery Nancy J. Grant Sheila and Tom Earl Jane and Doug Holbrook Colleen Ford *Alan James Fund of The Oregon Monica Ford Oba Restaurante Community Foundation Rebecca and Mark Frinell Owen Roe Winery Jennifer Johnson Nicholas Gonzalez Ponzi Vineyards Al and Nancy Jubitz Chris and Laura Greyerbiehl Raptor Ridge Winery *Suse Katz Nancy Grove Seufert Winery Molly Kohnstamm Katherine Gundermann St. Innocent Winery Benson M. Meyers Kristi and Colleen Hansen-Murray Tabla Bistro Deborah Micallef Adrienne Hartmeier The Joel Palmer House *Dorothy N. Morrison Peggy Haugen The Painted Lady Glenna Olson Kelli Hawke The Portland Bottle Shop Bob and Helen Russon Nina Hinden Thirst Wine Bar & Bistro Charlotte M. Schwartz Sarah Holloway and Ian Rubin Van Duzer Vineyards *Dr. Lendon H. Smith Jeremy Holloway Darcie Spar and Michelle Corse Carla Johnson

*deceased morrison annual report 9 Scott and Margaret Terrall In honor of Peter Schaffer Karra Johnson Douglas K. and Nancy Van Allen Deborah Schaffer Nakeea Lee Carilouise Wolfe Anthony Marrone In honor of Karen Schmeer Anonymous (6) AliceRae Mayo Joan McAllister Jazel McCoy In honor of Char Schwartz Emily Milano gifts in memory Anne and Richard Feeney Jennifer Moore Cathy Mullins In memory of Stephen Blair In honor of Eileen Trudeau Akiko Oguchi Jane and Thomas Wilson Laurie and Thomas Scanlon Brette Pedrick Drew McWilliams In honor of Dr. Kirk Wolfe Alison Post Michael and Susan Blair Peter Murane and Alison Wolfe Vanessa Robertson-Rojas Shirley Rubin In memory of William Fronk In honor of Julie Young & Rosemont Mitthias Scheele William Hale and Judith Matthies Shelda Holmes and Chip Shields Judith Simon In memory of Suse Katz Elliot Sky Mike Katz public funders Alycia Smith Liz Smyth In memory of Katie and Mark McManus City of Portland, Portland Children’s Levy Katherine Steele David and Sharon Mason Clackamas County Brittany Steph Marjorie and Richard McManus Federal Department of Veteran Affairs Megan Stocks Multnomah County, Behavioral In memory of Dorothy Morrison Jonathan Strauhull Health Services Edward and Ruth Evans Family Margot Strauhull Multnomah County, Community Foundation David Thompson and Family Services Division R. Roger Rowe Erin Thompson Multnomah County, Department Destiny Topolski of Community Justice Genay Tucker gifts in honor Portland Public Schools Terissa Tucker State of Oregon, Department of In honor of Heather Bartam, Fineke Robert Turvey Education Brasser, and Mary Rechner Elizabeth Vandehey State of Oregon, Department of John Patterson Caitlyn Walsh Human Services JaReda Webb In honor of Shawn and Eri Berkeley State of Oregon, Division of Medical Sarah Weinberger Ilse Berkeley Assistance Programs State of Oregon, Oregon Youth Robert Weller In honor of Jim and Evelyn Deer Authority Natasha Woodword Linda Keast Washington County Hone-Hone Wu Ayumi Yoshimatsu In honor of Gary Eisel Brian Zahora April Walker volunteers Sarah Zuber In honor of George Ellien Ana Arvizu Gregory Petras Jake Baggett interns In honor of Muriel Goldman Margo Benson Carolyn Adamson Robert and Margaret Weil Colleen Berretta Sally Blackwood Amanda Burger In honor of Father Kristin Bowling Amy Dews Sara Kofman Colin Brock Nicole Ford Hendrick Broekelschen Heidi Hochenedel In honor of Mara Hoogerhuis Jeremy Holloway Anonymous So-Mai Brown Jamie Busch Breanna Kennedy In honor of Michael Lung Cristina Butterfield Bonnie Lords Michelle Lung Ruth Calligan Mary Pyle Penelope Cameron Lisa Rodgers In honor of Duane Marche Llew Richards Steve Jeanson Goldienne Campeau Jessica Chan Shea Stokes In honor of David Rea Brandy Clopton Sara Tapsak Naomi Price Jasmine Diaz Joyce Tse Lizzy Elkins In honor of Ellen Rosenblum Maci Elkins Richard Meeker Etzel Aime Espinoza Note: The Morrison Child and In honor of Florence Ruderman Jesus Espinoza Family Services 2012 Annual Report Martha Johansen Anthony Fuchs includes all donations made during Adam Gamboa In honor of Jordan Parker Smith our 2012 fiscal year, which included Cinthia Hernandez Jordan and Sarah Smith July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012.

10 morrison annual report morrison investment in the community community investment in morrison Personnel 13,871,851 Government Contract 10,987,494 Professional Services 2,276,650 Other Contract 234,805 Contracts 1,233,387 Fees 8,769,402 Client Assistance 402,241 Contributions 661,732 Supplies and Communications 1,127,605 Special Events 79,329 Occupancy 1,223,947 Other Income 217,588 Travel/Training 271,938 Total Revenue 20,950,350 Other Organization Expenses 278,933 Depreciation 293,051 Total Expense 20,979,603

Net Income -29,253 Total Assets 8,471,061 Government Contract — 52% Total Liabilities 4,451,952 Unrestricted 3,276,702 Fee for Service — 42%

Temporarily restricted 682,293 Contributions — 3% Permanently restricted 60,114 Special Events — 0.4% Total Net Assets 4,019,109 Other Income — 2% functional expense Fundraising 287,807 Management and General 2,235,056 Program Services 18,456,740 Total Expense 20,979,603 , morrison board of directors

Todd Lindsey Lilisa Hall directors emeritus Board Chair Executive Director, Partner, Deloitte & Touche LLP Pacific Power Foundation Eileen Drake Director of Communications, PacifiCorp Muriel Goldman Patricia J. Schmitt, CPA Jane Holbrook Immediate Past Chair Lynn Pastorious Al Jubitz Shareholder, Director of Audit and Director of Sales & Marketing Accounting, Perkins & Co. PCC Structurals, Inc.

George Alexander Scott Terrall We have made every effort to be accurate Community Advocate Attorney at Law, and complete in the compilation of this Scott H. Terrall & Associates Ruth Beyer annual report. Principal, Stoel Rives LLP Kerry Tymchuk If you notice errors or omissions, please Executive Director, contact Development at (503) 258–4290 or Amy Dickerson Oregon Historical Society [email protected] so that we Director, Multi-Investor Fund Operations, can correct our records. Thank you. Enterprise Community Investment Alan Vandehey Director, Project Construction, Marc Fovinci Iberdrola Renewables Principal, Ferguson Wellman Capital Management

Caroline Guest Attorney, Littler Mendelson morrison annual report 11 monthly gift: Your consistent donation adds up to significant support for Morrison’s innovative and effective programs; consider setting up an automatic payment and know that you are making a difference every month. annual pledge: Share a generous gift to help maintain and advance high impact programs for children; ask your employer about corporate matching and multiply your impact! taste: Support Morrison while enjoying unique culinary events renew hope for showcasing the food and libation artisans of Portland. Join as a sponsor or a guest. Check our website for children in details at www.morrisonkids.org. our community. legacy gift: Name Morrison in your will, donate real estate or make Morrison the beneficiary of a gift annuity and continue your legacy of support. corporate partnerships: Sponsor an event, organize a teambuilding volunteer project, institute workplace giving (gifts through payroll deduction) or partner with Morrison in Holiday Giving. volunteer opportunities: Make a regular time commitment that fits your schedule, or assist on a short term basis within your area of interest. Visit our website for more information at www/ morrisonkids.org/volunteer. in-kind donations: Donate items such as clothing, school and art supplies, and gift certificates for children and families in need; or, give services based on your available resources and help to minimize program expenses in tangible ways.

For additional information, contact the Development Department at (503) 258–4290 | [email protected]