2017 ANNUAL REPORT MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT

Few years have been busier than 2017 at the Sacramento Zoo. Innovations and attractions spiced up the present and reimagined the future: the draft of a new Master Plan, a rebranding program that brought a whole new look to our website and grounds, a new Mary Healy Memorial Pathway beside the zoo pond, and an array of newborn animals joined the zoo’s collection.

Perhaps most prominently, the first hatch of flamingo chicks at the Sacramento Zoo in nearly two decades was celebrated in the summer. And in June, we celebrated the 90th anniversary of the Sacramento Zoo in William Land Park with a group of community members and dedicated supporters. Jeff Raimundo

The biggest news, however, was our selection of a new zoo director following the departure of Kyle Burks to the Audubon MISSION STATEMENT Nature Institute in New Orleans. After a nationwide search that screened nearly 40 prospects and five final candidates, The Sacramento Zoo inspires appreciation, the Sacramento Zoological Society selected Jason Jacobs, the respect and a connection with wildlife and director of the Reid Park Zoo in Tucson, AZ, to become the nature through education, recreation and Sacramento Zoo’s CEO. conservation. Jason brings decades of experience, including stints at Walt Disney’s Animal Kingdom and the Los Angeles Zoo, in addition 2017 BOARD OF TRUSTEES to zoos in Tucson and South Bend, IN. Jeff Raimundo Michael Broughton We chose Jason because of his impressive accomplishments, President Nancy E. Cole Elizabeth Stallard Peter Colussy especially the amazing job he did upgrading the Tucson Vice President Jeffrey K. Dorso Zoo. He clearly shares our vision for reimagining the future Starr Walton Hurley Dr. Janice Doucet Thompson Sacramento Zoo, with improvements that will make it even 2nd Vice President Patricia Ingoglia better for the animals in our care and the half-million visitors Adham Sbeih Marc Irish who come through our gates every year. We’re excited about Secretary Irwin Karp our future. Come to the zoo and see it now! Jason Russell, C.P.A. Lynn Matsuda Treasurer Jennifer Neal James Naify John W. Otto Past President Amisha Patel Robert Churchill Susan Schoenig Interim Executive Director Mike Testa CEO Jody Ulich Jeff Raimundo Alan Yee, M.D. President PHOTO CREDITS Board of Trustees Mike Owyang, Sacramento Zoo Staff FROM THE DIRECTOR’S DESK

2017 was an amazing year at the Sacramento Zoo, full of celebration and transformation. We celebrated the zoo’s 90th anniversary and reflected on the generations of families that have enjoyed our zoo over the years. Home to more than 500 native, rare and endangered animals, the non- profit Sacramento Zoo is one of the region’s most well-loved amenities. We welcomed nearly 500,000 guests in 2017 alone.

We also welcomed new animal additions. For the first time since 1999, Caribbean flamingo chicks were hatched at Robert Churchill our zoo. These chicks were hand-reared by our incredible veterinary and animal care teams and continue to be a big hit with guests, many of whom return to the zoo repeatedly to observe the chicks as they grow and develop. In September, we celebrated the birth of a beautiful eastern bongo and a playful Wolf’s guenon and we also welcomed Sumatran orangutan, Indah, who came to us from the Houston Zoo.

We depend on generous donors and dedicated staff and volunteers to transform and modernize the zoo. In 2017, facility enhancements included the completion of the new lake and big cat row fencing, new aviaries near the veterinary hospital and lemurs, and the construction of a new climbing and shade structure for the lions. The Mary Healy Lake Path is a beautiful renovation to the zoo, dedicated to the memory of Mary Healy, the zoo’s director from 1999 until she passed in 2014. We also marked the occasion of our 90th anniversary with a vibrant, colorful re-branding which expresses an imaginative vision for the zoo. All of these enhancements focus on improving and prioritizing guest experiences, animals and conservation.

I have always been proud to be part of the dedicated team of staff, trustees and volunteers that make the Sacramento Zoo a success. I was especially proud to serve as interim director for the second half of 2017, and I now look forward to the bright future that the zoo will have under the direction of our new CEO, Jason Jacobs.

The nonprofit 501(c)(3) Sacramento Zoological Society, formed in 1957, serves as the managing and Robert Churchill fundraising organization for Chief Financial Officer the zoo, providing funds for animal care, education and conservation programs.

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YEAR IN REVIEW 2017 bongo calf. Late summer brought the hatching of six Caribbean flamingo chicks, the first successful hatching of this species at the Sacramento Zoo since 1999, as he Sacramento Zoo has been a popular amenity well as the birth of a third Wolf’s guenon infant. in the region for over 90 years, and 2017 was T no exception. The zoo saw 490,424 visitors, The Sacramento Zoo also welcomed several newcomers including visitors to special family events such as Ice from other zoos, including two North American river Cream Safari, Boo at the Zoo and Star Wars Day. After- otters, two red kangaroos, phantasmal dart frogs and hours fundraising events included Wild Affair, Wine a critically endangered Sumatran orangutan female to & Brew at the Zoo and at the inaugural Wild Games, join the two other resident Sumatran orangutans. guests tried their hand at giant beer pong, sumo wrestling, jousting and much more! 2017 was a great In conjunction with its 90th birthday celebration, time to be a zoo visitor! the Sacramento Zoo unveiled a new brand that comprehensively streamlined the zoo’s look both on Spring and summer births at the zoo this year included the grounds and out in the community. The striking several Endangered and Critically Endangered species, orange logo, complete with giraffe profile, brings a including a mongoose lemur, three black and white cohesive and modern look to the zoo’s brand. As part ruffed lemurs, a thick-billed parrot and an eastern of the rebrand, the zoo’s Green Team tasked itself

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paint at the front entrance to coincide with the zoo’s new and colorful brand. YEAR IN REVIEW with repurposing old Sacramento Zoo branded items The Veterinary Department continues to provide lifelong including name tags, uniforms, letterhead and more to compassionate care to the zoo’s animals. Veterinarians 2017 keep as much of it out of the landfill as possible. In the and registered veterinary technicians partner with end, 74% of items collected were either repurposed keepers and animal care supervisors to ensure that or reused, all the way down to the buttons on old zoo every animal at the zoo is provided with excellent health uniforms. care. The zoo’s successful partnership with the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine enables us to utilize Thanks to a generous donation from a family foundation world-renowned experts in caring for the animals at established in Stockton, the zoo received some the zoo. Training programs for veterinary students and needed updates this year. A new perimeter fence was residents ensure that the animals will be well cared for constructed around both lakes at the zoo’s entrance, today and in future generations. including a path between the lakes, allowing visitors to see the animals from an entirely new perspective. New The Sacramento Zoo family continues to grow, with fencing was added around the big cat exhibits, and two 98 dedicated staff, 22 Board Trustees and hundreds of new aviaries were added: a home for the crested coua volunteers. As a nonprofit organization, the zoo could pair near the sifaka lemur exhibit, and an aviary near the not do its important work without the help of its 140 giraffes. docent educators, 165 teen volunteers, 38 keeper aides, and hundreds of event volunteers. For their dedication Additional changes to the zoo included some new to the zoo and its animals, we extend our sincerest “furniture” upon which the African lions are often seen gratitude. basking in the afternoon sun, and a fresh new coat of education visit to the zoo is an immersive experience, connecting visitors with wildlife and nature. A Educational programs are designed to comply with California Science Standards and incorporate education, recreation and the unique setting of the zoo. From the over 50,000 schoolchildren that visited the zoo on a field trip to the over 100,000 individuals engaged in a Wildlife Stage Show, Animal Encounter or Keeper Chat, messaging about animals and conservation of species and their habitats continues to be a key component to the visitor experience.

As part of our efforts to remain accessible to the community, proceeds from the half-priced 2017 Sacramento Area Museum Day went directly to fund a scholarship for educational programs. In addition to funds received from private and corporate foundations, this fund will provide resources to thousands of children and families, enabling them to visit the zoo each year from the 24-county region we serve.

EDUCATION HIGHLIGHTS

STAGE ZOOMOBILE VISITS SHOWS 35,788 8,360 ATTENDEES PARTICIPANTS

SUMMER CAMPERS ANIMAL ENCOUNTERS 841 36,775 CHILDREN PARTICIPANTS FIELD TRIPS 140 DEDICATED 50,449 DOCENTS CHILDREN & ADULTS 15,202 HOURS 165 KEEPER TALENTED CHATS TEENS 33,789 16,692 HOURS GUESTS

TEA & TOURS NATURE EXPLORERS 161 565 SENIORS NATURALISTS 19 4, 6, 9, 10, 14, 16, 25, 28, 33, 42, 44 32 34 39 18 38 5 1, 3, 12, 30, 15, 17, 20, 36 37 2, 29 43 26, 31, 45 35 25 7, 11 8 13 21, 24 27 41 23

22, 40 conservation s a conservation organization, the Sacramento Zoo is committed to supporting wildlife conservation through financial and in-kind A support. In 2017, the Sacramento Zoo contributed over $150,000 to wildlife conservation. Funds support field conservationists, local population management, working with communities to mitigate their impact on species, and habitat protection and restoration. In addition to the 2017 Quarters for Conservation program that supported Union Island Gecko Conservation, Red Panda Conservation and locally, the Mountain Lion Foundation, the Sacramento Zoo provided funding for the following projects:

1. Abbott’s Starlings Research, Kenya 18. Gyps Vulture Conservation, Pakistan Support for conferences, workshops and 2. African Association of Zoos and Aquaria (PAAZAB), 19. International Snow Leopard Trust, Mongolia Africa worldwide programs are not listed on the map. 20. Leopard Tortoise Conservation, Kenya 3. African Grey Parrot Conservation, Kenya 21. Lion/Human Conflict Mitigation, Tanzania The zoo’s local chapter of AAZK (American 4. Amphibian Ark, Minnesota 22. Mabula Ground Hornbill Project, South Africa Association of Zookeepers) also works to 5. Asian Hornbill Nest Boxes, Thailand advocate for conservation, donating $6,631.63 23. Madagascar Fauna Interest Group, to nineteen organizations in 2017. 6. Bay Area Puma Project, California Madagascar 7. Community Education Workshops, Cameroon 24. Masai Giraffe Conservation, Tanzania 8. Community Empowerment Conservation, 25. Mountain Lion Foundation, California Uganda 36. Snow Leopard Conservancy, Nepal 26. National Primate Reserve, Kenya 9. Conservation Biologist Support, California 37. Tangkoko Conservation Education, Indonesia 27. Nido Adoptivo Blue Macaw Conservation, 10. Conservation Breeding Specialist Group, Bolivia 38. Union Island Gecko Conservation, Saint Vincent and Minnesota the Grenadines 28. North American River Otter Research, 11. Conservation Education and Bird Survey, California 39. Vaquita Rescue, Mexico Cameroon 29. Primate Education Network, Africa 40. VulPro, South Africa 12. Elephant Shrew Conservation, Kenya 30. Red Panda Network, Nepal 41. Vulture Conservation, Botswana 13. Giant Anteater Collar Project, Brazil 31. Roan Antelope Conservation, Kenya 42. WCN Field Work Sponsorship, California 14. Giant Garter Snake Field Status, California 32. Sahara Conservation Fund, Niger/Chad/Tunisia 43. West African Primate Conservation, Ghana 15. Giraffe Conservation Foundation, Kenya 33. Seafood Watch Program, California 44. Wildlife Care Association, California 16. Greater Sandhill Crane Conservation, California 34. Sea Turtle Education and Conservation, Nigeria 45. Yellow-billed Stork Conservation, Kenya 17. Grevy’s Zebra Project, Kenya 35. Small Cat Conservation, Borneo 46. Zoo Conservation Outreach Group, Worldwide he Sacramento Zoo is home to 567 animals representing 128 species. Of that T number, 78 species have been listed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) as Critically Endangered, Endangered or Vulnerable. Of the species that are housed at the FACES AT zoo, 60 are managed cooperatively as part of the zoo’s participation in programs of the Association THE ZOO of Zoos and Aquariums.

INVERTEBRATES BIRDS SPECIES: 3; INDIVIDUALS: 10 SPECIES: 36; INDIVIDUALS: 162

REPTILES AMPHIBIANS SPECIES: 37; INDIVIDUALS: 183 SPECIES: 17; INDIVIDUALS: 90

FISH MAMMALS SPECIES: 2; INDIVIDUALS: 9 SPECIES 33; INDIVIDUALS: 113 2017 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

REVENUE

40% Admissions $3,465,618

13% Memberships $1,132,982

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION 11% Contributions $931,176 AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2017 8% Train/Giraffe/Rentals $705,618

8% Other Revenue $656,342 Assets Current Assets: 7% Concessions $605,838 Cash and equivalents $ 2,328,277 Accounts receivable 82,179 5% City of Sacramento $454,541 Prepaid expenses and other current assets 99,594 4% Education $384,467 Total Current Assets 2,510,050 4% Special Events $369,888 Investments 6,000,580 Property and Equipment - Net 6,337,258 Charitable Remainder Trust Assets 676,523

Total Assets $ 15,524,411

Liabilities and Net Assets Current Liabilities: Accounts payable $ 204,193 EXPENSES Accrued and other liabilities 319,800 Deferred revenue 451,565

Total Liabilities 975,558

Net Assets: Unrestricted 8,459,664 Temporarily restricted 2,700,429 Permanently restricted 3,388,760 26% Animal Care $2,148,699 Total Net Assets 14,548,853 23% Maintenance $1,882,309 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 15,524,411 15% Visitor Services $1,178,409

12% Administrative $945,445 This statement presents a brief overview of the Sacramento Zoological Society’s financial activities for the year ended December 31, 2017. To review a complete copy of the audited Financial Statements and Report 10% Education $848,025 of Independent Certified Public Accountants with all accompanying notes, please refer to the Society’s website at www.saczoo.org. 7% Fundraising $597,256

7% Public Relations $572,402 ROUND OF APPLAUSE

THE SACRAMENTO ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY GREATLY APPRECIATES THE GENEROUS DONORS WHO SUPPORTED THE ZOO THIS YEAR THROUGH GRANTS, SPONSORSHIPS, BEQUESTS, CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS, IN-KIND DONATIONS, RECURRING DONATIONS AND OTHER GIFTS.

GIFTS OF $100,000 ScholarShare Sacramento Metropolitan Robert Morgan Doug Cummings AND ABOVE Celia & Robert Sertich Fire District Martha & Tim Mott Cynthia Daugherty Anonymous Service Systems Associates, Inc. Sacramento Municipal Utility Kevin Murphy & Marcia Wiley & Shannon Mullins Patricia Ingoglia SolarCity District (SMUD) John & Brieanne Otto Jerri & Dana Davis Socotra Capital Thornton S. Glide Jr. & Katrina D. Alan & Helen Yee Dave & Judy Parker Deborah DeatherageHand Glide Foundation Pioneer Law Group, LLP & Mark Hand GIFTS OF $25,000 TO $49,999 Whole Foods Market GIFTS OF $1,000 TO $2,499 Procida Landscape Sandora Di Fiore & Steve Gilbert D. Jared Family Fund Herbert K. Yee Jose & Liz Abad Quick Quack Car Wash George P. Durnay U.S. Bank Foundation ACBL Charity Foundation David Rater Patricia Eichner Wells Fargo Foundation GIFTS OF $2,500 TO $4,999 Corporation River City Glass, Inc. Elkhorn Peak Cellars Atlas Disposal Kathleen T. Anapolsky Eileen & Gil Rodriguez Sheri Escarrega GIFTS OF $10,000 TO $24,999 Nick L. Camblin, Jr. Anonymous (2) Melodie & Chris Rufer Fitness System Land Park Anonymous Clavey Vineyard & Winery Archival Gallery Sacramento Region Marilyn & Steven Flynn Hughey Law Group Nancy & Daniel Cole Big Oak Nursery Community Foundation Foothill Bird Fanciers Kassis Family Trust Farm Fresh To You Blanket Marketing Group Sacramento Senator Lions Club Paul & Nancy Frame Jiffy Lube Virginia Fleig Mary Ann Bristow Sacramento Zoo Teens Jim & Janice Freeberg William McClaskey Pamela Galadrial Michael Broughton & Nefretiri Randy Sater Joanne Fuller Jennifer & David Neal Estate of Frances A. Gittinger Cooley-Broughton Save Mart Chuck & Jerri Gard Donald & Denise Timmons Fund Brian Goshorn & Kelly Owen California Family Fitness Dr. Karen Scarborough Dennis Geiger for the Sacramento Region Walt & Sharon Hess Child Development Centers Susan L. Schoenig Gloworks Inc. Community Foundation Carol Hunter Lisa J. Clement Laura & Richard Schwab Judy & John Gregory Starr Walton Hurley & Stephanie Hicklin Sheldon Ace Hardware Dee Grinzewitsch GIFTS OF $5,000 TO $9,999 InterWest Insurance Services, Peter A. Colussy & Willie J. Recht Jerry Shuper & Jack Waggoner Alice Suzanne Hamilton LLC Tim & Stacey Crowley Sierra Health Foundation Erin Hagemann Charitable Foundation Russel Jones & Brent Cutler David & Monique Sikich Helen L. Hammer, M.D. Barbara A. Carr Kendra Grether-Jones Sue & Frank Dale Jennifer Sohn The Hensley Family Ed & Betty Manoyan Foundation Patricia & George Lytal Gail & Denice De Ricco Elizabeth & Tye Stallard Joshua & Theresa Hicks Equity Creative (InSinkErator) Cheryl & Le Roy Magnus Janet & Anthony Dick Michael & Kim Stenson Mark Hill & Cheryl Black Patty French Heather & Samuel Maloy Diedrich Dierks Daniela Stoutenburg Pat Hines Judy & Sam* Funari Patricia McKown Matt Donaldson & Steve Kyriakis & Jeffrey Schwarzschild Vicky Jacobson The Reiner Family Mike’s Camera of California, LLC Kathy Donaldson Sudwerk Brewery Clara I. Jewell Jason Russell & Steven Walker Jona Milo & Don Jarrell Kathy Donoghue-Okada Mike & Elizabeth Testa Johnny & Kelly Jiang Sacramento River Cats Gerald Overaa John & Karen Dowdell Janice & Al Thompson Chiesha Kaihani Foundation Jeff Raimundo & Becky LaVally Carrieann Drenten Sheila F. Thornton Billee Kanelos Adham Sbeih Sue & Jim Robison Drewski’s Hot Rod Kitchen Tri-Valley Recycling, Inc. Ken Kelley & Dr. Marjan Siadat Roger & Carol Dreyer Volt Workforce Solutions Julie & Scott Kenney Greg Edgar Caroline A. Wilkinson Virginia & Jan Keulen The David & Anne Farris Janne & Bill Wissel Kids Care Dental & Orthodontics Charitable Fund Gloria & Donald Yost Katharine & Roger Kingston Teresa & Ron Griggs Karyn Kneeland & Tom McMahon GTN California, LLC. GIFTS OF $500 TO $999 Elyssa & Paul Lakich Mr. Michael Hearne Kathryn Allen & John Irwin Allan & Norma Lammers House Kitchen & Bar Allied Integrated Marketing Lasher Automotive Group Gary R. Hunter Samira Zara Al-Qazzaz Gail & Larry Lenhart IKEA Anonymous (3) Lionsgate Marc & Karen Irish Association of Dr. Lisa Lockmiller Trey Ish & Edie Martinelli Zoological Horticulture Doris & George Loughner Island Angels AT&T Employee Douglas Tad Lowrey & Gayle Jesuit High School Giving Campaign Lowrey John’s Incredible Pizza Co. Barbara Balliet Georgia Matthews K12 Jesse & Kevin Barnes Elizabeth McKee Irwin Karp & Ann Bancroft The Bartig Family Fund for John & Sherry McLellan Kimberly Kaufmann-Brisby the Sacramento Region Ruth & Al McLeod & Steve Brisby Community Foundation Oleta Melnicoe Ralph & Marjorie Koldinger Debra Bassett Jo Montgomery Mark & Shari Lasher & Rex Perschbacher George & Nancy Morrow Shirley & Thomas Manning Victor & Karen Binsacca Ann P. Mower Match MG US, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Ian A. Boase Mrs. Kim Pacini Hauch Susan Mathews Bryan & Cristina Bonino Gregory & Kathleen Potnick Lynn & Brooks Matsuda Mr. Heath Buckmaster Leslie Pratt Linda & Mike McFarland Anne Cavanagh Linda & Tully Price Malcolm & Anne* McHenry Lois & Grant Chappell Jayne & R. Scott Rasmussen Timothy & Linda McKenna Peter & Ruby Chin Redfin Marcy Meyer David Chriss Debra & John Reiger Cathy Reiner Robert & Tracey Churchill Kaia FIT Sacramento, Paul Richman Susan & Richard Williams Tom Richards & Susan Salanoa Kelly Circle Sunrise, Carmichael & Victoria Simmons Diane & Doug Wirth RKD Alpha Dog Victoria & Glenn Cline Randele Kanouse Douglas Richter Leslie M. Wisniewski M. Duane Rutledge Norman & Shannon Colby Dennis & Gina Kauffman Brittney Ridge Diane Wolfe Sacramento Zoo Docent Council Frances L. Coletti Stephen & Cynthia Kelly Jill & Everest Robillard Jenny & Wayne Wong Jennifer K. Sallee Linda L. Copes Bill & Roseann Kerby Marisela Robin Kim & Kevin Woodruff Heather & Stephen Salzman Carolyn & Larry Cranford Esther Kerster Dr. Gayle Rodda Kurtz John & Vicki Wright Mark M. Schmidt Kelly A. Cullers Robert T. Kingsley Lizette E. Rojas George & Joan Wulff David & Janice Sexton Cathy Dal Ben & Melissa Thorme Sally Rolloff Zackary E. Yasonia Sandy Shubb Antoinette Christina King-Talley Tracy Romo & Courtney Arrieta Stephen & Alison Silack & Ralph de Vere White Mary L. Klein Jesse & Maryanne Rubalcaba Jeffrey Yee Stephen & Marilyn Skinner Kathleen & James Deeringer Mary Koons Anne Rudin Wilma Zanze Stephanie Slagel Amber & Allen Delgado Greg M. Lang Betty & Patrick Ryan Geoff Zimmerman Danny Spear Kimberly & Jim Dobrinski Diane Larrey Steven H. Sakakihara Thea Stidum Debbie & Mike Dunham Dr. Leland Lee San Jose Sharks WILDLIFE HERITAGE GUILD Supper Club Fine Catering Gayle F. Eggleston Mr. Wilson Lee Frances M. Saner Anonymous Sandra G. Talbott & Eric Walker Carol Elliott Life Storage David & Maurine Santiago Paul & Eva Begley Ronald & Margaret Taylor Donna Ellison & Charles Conley Lone Buffalo Vineyards Susan Savage Sharon & Steven Bogart The Benevity Community Sylvia Enoch Peter & Eliza Love Scott & Devonne Schmolke Georgina Borton, Ph.D. Impact Fund Barbara I. Evans Michael & Deborah Luthi Julia & Douglas Sharpe Susan Carey Christine & Ron Tibbs Nancy & Kenneth Evans Bea MacDermott Rosemary Sierras Barbara A. Carr Total Wine & More Express Office Products, Inc. Wendy Maihack Ms. Sandra Silva Donald Dorfman Tedd M. Vallance Elizabeth A. Fassler Manga Beads Amanda & Brian Sittarich Pamela Galadrial Muriel Wemmer Katelyn Ferrie Jo Marie Marcozzi-Pirie Jean Skillicorn Starr Walton Hurley Dr. Patricia Will Elizabeth Fiske Mark Markham Steven Smith Don Jarrell & Jona Milo & Dr. James Wells Theresa & Joseph Franks Gustavo & Damaris Martinez Hedda Smithson Penny* & Terry Kastanis Jeff Wilson & Tiffany Kincer Charles & Lori Franz Kristi & Sean Mattes Jean & Archie Sorenson Jean & Bruce Kern Michael & Melissa Woodall Rochelle Fulton David & Julie Maxwell-Jolly Albert Souza Allan & Norma Lammers Nancy & William Woodward Tony Ganzer & Danise Seaters Jeremy & Maria Medina Adrienne Spease-Krinke Sheryl Longsworth Paul J. Wurdack Grace L. Garcia Meridian Pacific Inc. Sprouts Farmers Market Shirley & Thomas Manning & Kimberly Minnis Ann Geiger Susan & Steve Metzger Store #267 Linda & Timothy McKenna Girl Scouts Heart of Central Linda & Fred Meyers Tom & Meg Stallard Ellen & Peter* Robinson GIFTS OF $250 TO $499 California Troop 1797 Harry Meyers Linda & Chuck Stechman Scott & Devonne Schmolke Michelle & Paul Abe Janene Gordon & Carol Owston Charlotte A. Michaels Richard & Gay Steere Donna Scotti Ace Lineup Athletics David & Deborah Gordon Ronald Middleton Sandra Stucke Mercedes Slakey Adrian Blanco Jewelry Anthony D. Grace & Jackie Lallier Burnett & Mim i Miller Lynn Taron-Ingham George H. Smith Katherine & Jan Akins Stuart & Rick Grant-Coons Melissa A. Mowry The Citizen Hotel Gloria and Dean Smith Faviana M. Alvarez Wanda L. Graves Stefan Murphy Joseph A. Thebeau Linn A. Tyer Margaret & Harry Andersen & Stephen Duscha Paolo G. Nardi & Leah Antonetti Mike & Bobbie Voris Julie Applegate & Paul Vega Bonnie & Daniel Green & Elizabeth Zambrano Deborah Thorburn Pam Williams & Rick Johnson Joanne & Robert Arellanes Elizabeth & Al Gress John & Darling Neath Nancy & Marcie Tolk David & Margot Bach Oksana Guy Thomas & Maria Nobert Torchbearer Lambda *deceased Maria & Hal Baker William & Carolyn Hamilton Mrs. Patricia L. Oehler John & Fernando Torres Mrs. Renee Beaubien-Baerresen Jane Hansjergen Karen O’Haire UBS Financial Services All supporters as of December & Michael Baerresen & Alanson Hertzberg Lorraine Olsen Rosa Umbach 31, 2017. The Sacramento Michael & Heather Benner Fedolia & Michelle Harris Daniel & Alma Paige Janice Van Alstyne Zoological Society deeply regrets Jon M. Blank Phyllis Heisler Amisha Patel Becky Van Nest the omission of any individual, Susan & Kenneth Blas Debbie & Robert Hess Bruce Penrose & Suleyman Kurtulus corporate or foundation names. Sharon & Steven Bogart Carman & Lee Hiatt PG&E Corporation Donna & Bruce Vann Please inform the Development Vera Boychenko John & Suzanne Hopkins Employee Giving Joselita Villanueva Department at (916) 808-8815 Broadstone Racquet Club James & Leslie Houpt Dr. Margaret Portwood Joanne Virone or [email protected] if there is Linda C. Brown Fredrick L. Jacobsen & Steve McCormick Cheryl M. Vivian an error or omission so we may Susan & Charles Brownridge Kristine R. James Linda & Royce Price Bryan Lee Walker update our records. Steven & Julie Bruce Tim & Alice Jarboe Deborah Prucha Jonathan & Julie Warren Daniel & Rhea Brunner Sandra Jenkins John & Lauren Pullen Katharine E. Waugh Sue & Dave Brunton Norma & Gerald Jones Gay & Kris Radovich Sharon V. Welsh Paul & Christine Brust Lial Jones Remy Moose Manley, LLP Carol & Doug White Brookes & Max Byrd Eric Jungemann Renewal by Andersen Kristen Wiese & Kasey Schimke Jennifer & Robert Chikasawa of Sacramento Pam Williams & Rick Johnson LEAVE A LEGACY Leave a legacy that will support the future of the Sacramento Zoo. The Wildlife Heritage Guild is a group of generous individuals who have THAT WILL MAKE A remembered the Sacramento Zoo in their estate plans. The nonprofit DIFFERENCE IN Sacramento Zoo relies on private contributions from those who value the zoo THE FUTURE OF THE and its role in the community. SACRAMENTO ZOO. For more information about how you can support the future of the zoo, call the Development Department at 916-808-3713. saczoo.org

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