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Donor and Partner Recognition When We Unite Together As a Community, Our Vision of a Stronger Twin Cities Becomes Possible for All Donor and Partner Recognition When we unite together as a community, our vision of a stronger Twin Cities becomes possible for all. Our donors and partners empower us to make that vision a reality. Together, we help everyone realize their potential - for a better us. 2017 Annual Donors Association Matthew and Julie Walter Ann Humphrey Carol and Lloyd Brouillard Marilyn and Gregory Thomas Kottke Deidre R. Pardo INDIVIDUAL DONORS Catherine Wright and Debra Hutson Courtney Bullock and Franzen Andrea and Andrew Nancy Parlin Alexander Wright Jeffrey and Maxine LaFavre Tafadzwa Mutenga Maria Friedges Krohnberg Craig Paulnock President’s Circle Karen Larson Tamara Bussert Jerome and Beth Geis Terri Kruger Robert and Carolyn Perry Partner in Respect Michael and Sylvia Lovett Cynthia and Glen Bruce K. 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