Annual Report 2008 Morrison Child and Family Services Morrison Annual Report Z 1 CEO’s Report

Dear Friends, The miracles behind the facts and fi gures This year also brought further development are some 5,700 children whose lives have been of our organization. Through improved am excited to share with you some of changed as a result of the work of Morrison strategic planning and a solid leadership team, our successes this year in evolving the Child and Family Services. Many of the children Morrison is delivering innovative programs I organization and shaping the future of we serve have histories of abuse and neglect, that meet the needs of our families and work Oregon’s children. While it may seem or are at risk, and their parents have often toward measurable, positive outcomes. We at times that our work is never experienced a similar history. Many struggle are implementing programs that build on what done, we are seeing results with drug and alcohol addictions which make we know works best: bringing services into and change that give me it very diffi cult to make positive change. Yet the communities of the children and families inspiration and hope. As change can happen and we experience the with whom we work; tailoring our approaches we created this annual miracles every day when: to connect with families of all ethnicities and report, we worked • We see the glint of hope in the eye of a cultures; and always including the child and hard to give you young mother, trying desperately to parent his or her family in defi ning a treatment plan. accurate facts in a way which is foreign to her as she By providing leading mental health practices and fi gures but grasps the positive parenting concepts she delivered by committed, caring staff, we are what we most is learning in our Incredible Years program; helping children have a greater want you to chance of a good life. understand is • We meet someone in the community, and Our ability to serve that beyond she tells us that when she was a child, she the vulnerable children the numbers was abused, and her therapist at Morrison of Oregon is only possible is the human was the fi rst person to tell her she mattered, with support from impact of and that the treatment she received at our community every dollar Morrison changed her life; partners, spent, every • The young man in one of our drug and volunteers, helping hand alcohol treatment programs, whose and donors. given, to addiction at thirteen had already rendered Government contracts do not cover heal a child him incapable of functioning in the the total costs of providing services and as well as community safely, who came to us bleary the need for support continues to grow. countless eyed and numbed from drug use, and who Consequently, Morrison relies on other miracles now, with clear eyes and a clear mind, is a you, our community of supporters, to serve our represented in starter on his high school’s basketball team. children and families. I sincerely hope you will those fi gures. These individuals all succeeded because continue to be part of the Morrison community when they reached out for a hand to help them, and consider how you can lend your hand to helping Morrison was there. the children of Oregon in the coming year.

Thank you. Individuals succeeded because when they reached out for a hand to help them, Morrison was there. Tia Gray Stecher, Chief Executive Offi cer Morrison Annual Report Z 2 About Morrison

Morrison Child and Family Services continues to lead the communities of greater Portland in providing prevention, mental health and juvenile justice services that have a powerful positive impact on the lives of children and their families.

Founded in 1947 by Dr. Carl Morrison’s mission is to provide Morrison, Oregon’s fi rst board-certifi ed quality comprehensive social, mental child psychiatrist, Morrison employs health and educational services that proven, evidence-based practices to strengthen the family and to establish support children who have suffered effective partnerships that promote from family abuse, substance abuse, community responsibility for children neglect, and other traumas, resulting in and families. This year, we adopted new mental and emotional issues. strategic goals to achieve this mission: A team of caring professionals work to meet the entire range of a • Help children and families improve child’s needs as they evolve over time, their lives by building an organization including mental health, early childhood that plans strategically, implements consultation and education, parent effectively, and responds quickly to education, and case management. changing conditions. Morrison includes the child and • Develop innovative programs that family in creating a treatment plan meet the community’s most critical and provides services integrated current and future needs. into the community. To help ensure • Expand Morrison’s resources positive results, Morrison is one by increasing our visibility and of the only nonprofi ts to self-fund diversifying our sources of support. a program evaluation department, which continuously assesses program With this focus, Morrison is poised to outcomes and makes recommendations take the next step in advancing its care of to better serve children and families. Portland’s children. MorrisonMorrison Annual Annual Report Report Z 3Z 3 Programs

orrison’s continuum of care Teenagers often seem to fall through the Early Childhood is broad, and while the array cracks, but at Morrison we are getting Therapeutic Visitation is extensive, the results are them back on track. Early Childhood Intensive Outpatient Services M Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation similarly focused on making a difference • A much higher percentage of youth Day Treatment and Proctor Care in the lives of children. Incredible Years are back living in their communities, Early intervention programs for Listos Para Aprender young children include home-based rather than being incarcerated, on Parents Anonymous® of Oregon parent training, community and home- the run, or in residential treatment, a Parents as Teachers® Training based mental health counseling, foster year after leaving the Breakthrough Specialized Adolescent Services care, school-readiness programs, and program for intensive alcohol and Accessible to everyone drug treatment (81% up from 32%). Breakthrough Day Treatment and Proctor Care corresponding support for parents, Rosemont Treatment Center and School for Girls Through a grant from Kaiser foster parents, teachers, and childcare • Arrest rates for teen girls dropped Counterpoint Day Treatment and Proctor Care Permanente and Pacifi c Power by over half after completing the Counterpoint Outpatient Services Foundation, Morrison has been providers. A few of the many highlights Residential Alcohol & Drug Treatment (RAD) able to greatly improve the this year include: Rosemont residential program. Secure Residential Treatment Program service it provides to our Latino • Outpatient services provided mental • None of the youth who completed population and 300 families health therapy to nearly 2000 the Counterpoint mental health Mental Health were served this year as part of Outpatient Services our Outpatient Programs. Focus children and families. treatment for youth displaying Family Sexual Abuse Treatment (FSAT) groups clarifi ed Latino clients’ inappropriate sexual behavior have • Parent mentor services expanded to Early Childhood Outpatient needs and issues with access reoffended in the year after leaving support 175 new families. Counterpoint Outpatient to services. Programs now treatment, and a very high percent Intensive Community Based Services include staff training on working • The award-winning Incredible Years have remained in their communities. Edgefi eld Children’s Services with Latino families and a program helped 20 “at risk” groups Hand in Hand Day Treatment and Proctor Care focus on recruiting bilingual- (3 in Spanish) learn parenting skills, Additional programs include family Crisis Prevention Outreach (CPO) bicultural staff for professional improve their parenting attitudes, counseling, crisis intervention, individual Psychology Internship Program mental health positions. and handle challenging child treatment and case management services. In addition, Morrison has built new relationships with behaviors at home. service providers in the Latino Morrison continues to lead the way in community. early childhood mental health services. In Volunteers help make it happen October 2007, a delegation of Social Service Anne Kelly Feeney is a volunteer driver for Morrison. Administrators and local politicians from Denmark For more than fi ve years, she has driven children from school visited to observe the Incredible Years program. to therapy, often working with the same child for many months and building friendships with them. She considers herself a role model for girls who will one day be parents, and sees great value in providing consistent, safe, caring support. “Many of these children have experienced signifi cant abuse or trauma, and for just a little while each week, I’d like them to feel secure and taken care of,” says Anne. She has actively recruited others to join her at Morrison Morrison Annual Report Z 4 and believes that driving children is not only easy, but incredibly rewarding! Puppets Wally and Molly from Incredible Years Board of Directors

Jane Holbrook Elise Bouneff Pam Lum Chair Vice President & Senior Vice President Community Advocate Professional Banking Manager Umpqua Bank 2008-2011: 2nd Term Bank of the Cascades 2006-2009: 2nd Term 2006-2009: 1st Term Pati Schmitt Larry Wobbrock Chair-Elect Amy Dickerson Larry Wobbrock Trial Lawyer PC Perkins & Co. Vice President, NW Division 2008-2011: 2nd Term 2006-2009: 2nd Term Administration Manager Bank of the West Julie Young John Acosta 2007-2010: 1st Term Community Advocate Immediate Past Chair 2008-2011: 2nd Term Community Advocate Chris Greyerbiehl 2006-2009: 2nd Term Controller PCC Structurals, Inc. Bruce Kelly 2008-2009: 1st Term Secretary 2nd Vice President Caroline Guest The Standard 2008-2011: 2nd Term Executive Vice President, HR Movie Gallery, Inc. Chris Sizemore 2007-2010: 1st Term Treasurer Vice President/Portfolio Manager Lilisa Hall Vision Capital Management, Inc. Executive Director, Pacifi c Power 2008-2011: 2nd Term Foundation Director, Communications Todd Lindsey Pacifi Corp LISTOS PARA APRENDER: READY TO LEARN! Assistant Treasurer 2007-2010: 1st Term Through our Listos program, Morrison parent educator, Marcelina, Partner, Deloitte & Touche LLP began work with a family in which the parents were very involved Sue Hennessy 2006-2009: 1st Term in their children’s care and worried about their toddler son’s lack Vice President, Health Plan DIRECTORS of spoken language. Soon after Marcelina began home visits, the Services EMERITUS Jodi Amato parents learned that their elementary school-aged daughter had been Account Manager Kaiser Permanente Northwest Eileen Drake sexually abused by an extended family member while her brother BCI Group, Inc. 2008-2011: 2nd Term PCC Structurals, Inc. watched. Marcelina became a focal point for the family. She reported 2007-2010: 1st Term Peter Hoogerhuis the issue to Child Protective Services, assisted the daughter and Chief Executive Offi cer Muriel Goldman the family with getting therapy, and continued to work on the son’s Ruth Beyer Techchex, Inc. Principal developmental issues. Marcelina, through Morrison programs, pulled 2006-2009: 1st Term Al Jubitz Stoel Rives LLP together all of the pieces needed to help this family mend and care 2006-2009: 1st Term David Orkney for its children. MorrisonMorrison AnnualAnnual ReportReport Z 5 $20,000-24,999 Morrison Investors Pacifi c Power Foundation

Individuals Gary McGee & Co. $10,000-14,999 United Way of Greater Rochester GivingExpress Program From Children’s Trust Fund of Oregon $100,000+ American Express United Way of King County Kohnstamm Family Foundation Alan James* Fund of The Oregon Info Systems Management, Inc. OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Community Foundation Perkins & Company, PC Foundation

Corporations Portland General Electric United Way of the Columbia- Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt, PC Willamette $15,000-19,999 $25,000-49,999 Stoel Rives LLP Taylor Made Labels, Inc. Al and Nancy Jubitz Kaiser Permanente Terrall & Terrall $5,000-9,999 PCC Structurals, Inc. The Standard $10,000-14,999 Tonkon Torp LLP Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust $15,000-24,999 We Do Windows Inc. The William G. Gilmore Foundation Anne Morrison Feighner West Coast Paper CIBC World Markets $500-999Vision Capital Management $1,000-4,999 $5,000-9,999 BREWCRAFTUSA Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE George and Sharon Alexander Custom Plate & Profi les $10,000-14,999 Foundation Eileen and Bruce Drake FLIR The Cadmus Group, Inc. PGE Foundation Bruce and Colleen Kelly Mertlich First Tech Credit Union Portland Women’s Foundation Todd and Jeanelle Lindsey

NIKE Inc. United Way J. Stuart and Jollee Patterson The Wheeler Foundation M. Joan Taylor $1-499 Alan and Elizabeth Vandehey $5,000-9,999 Albertson’s Inc. Richard and Ardy Wielde Albina Community Bank American Property Management $1-499 Julie and Bill Young Fund of The Bank of the West Baal ATM Service, LLC Oregon Community Foundation Jay and Diane Zidell Charitable The Boeing Company Bullivant Houser Bailey Foundation Chinook Winds Casino Courtyard Village at Raleigh Hills SMART PARTNERSHIPS Chubb Group of Insurance Elle’s Petals & Presents GoodSearch $1,000-4,999 ViaWest, a regional provider of managed Companies Organizations Durham and Bates Agencies, Inc. Harvest Associates, LLC John Acosta and Lenice Shaw hosting and business continuity solutions, has Grand & Benedicts, Inc. Heffernan Insurance Brokers $1,000-4,999 Stuart and Sarah Allen Innovation Asset Group Pacifi c Power Combined Federal Campaign Ross and Laura Baker partnered with Morrison since 2003 to host KGW Northwest News Channel 8 Tube Forgings of America Inc. Glencoe High School Charles Bauschelt MC Tubular Products, Inc. Morrison’s website on its secure servers. Jim Umpqua Bank Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Ruth Beyer National Mortgage Co. Church Mr. and Mrs. William B. Linkous, Via West Vice President, says it is an O’Brien Funeral Home, Inc. Lake Oswego Junior Women’s Club Boone Fund of The Oregon The Regence Employee Giving obvious choice for them to partner with Scappoose School District 1J Community Foundation $1,000-4,999 Campaign “a class organization like Morrison that does so Elise Bouneff Allen Trust Company Rose City Mortgage Specialists Benson Bronfman much good in the community” and supports Bank of the Cascades Verizon Long Distance $500-999 Douglas Bruchs their interest in “taking care of kids and giving Barran Liebman LLP Walsh Construction Co. Christina Cathers Beecher Carlson Insurance Agency, Regional Arts & Culture Council Steven Chamberlin them a better start than they might otherwise LLC Rotary Club of Gresham Coni Crone have.” Linkous explains that it makes sense BKR Fordham Goodfellow LLP Elizabeth Daykin Bullard Smith Jernstedt Wilson Foundations $100-499 Margot Dewart for ViaWest to contribute what it does best and Capital Pacifi c Bank Amy and Steve Dickerson thus allow Morrison to focus more energy on Chubb Federal Insurance Company $50,000-99,999 Belmont Branch Library Scott Dimetrosky Classic Pianos, LLC Edgefi eld Volunteer Guild/Edgefi eld Jamie Drakos The Collins Foundation its core competency—caring for children. Cole Mills at Waddell & Reed Children’s Services Collin Elliot M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust Financial Services Faubion Elementary School Jawna Gardner Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund Dunn Carney Allen Higgins & Lynchwood Christian Church Chris and Laura Greyerbiehl

Tongue LLP Multnomah County Oregon Ann Griffi n First Independent Trinity Lutheran Church Women of $25,000-49,999 ELCA Jubitz Family Foundation Morrison Annual Report Z 6 Caroline Guest Cole Mills $500-999 Elizabeth Schlosser SMART PARTNERSHIPS Lilisa and Harry Hall Dorothy Morrison Mary Schneider Rick Allen J. Roger and Joan Hamilton Josh Muehe Penny and Peter Serrurier Linda Anderson Lisa and Phil Hargrave Richard Ogle Jesse Smith and Maryann Yelnosky Hadi and Lynne Asgharzadeh Mykal Harp Amy and Ricardo Patino Carolyn and Mike Spaniol Thomas and Robin Barrett Brian Hedman Frank and Kristan Phillips Carol Stack Julie and Craig Beck Greg and Nancy Hendricks John and Deanna Phillips Mark and Mary Stevenson Charles Bicknell Sue Hennessy Melisa Richardson and Matthew Gray John and Maggie Stott Ernie Bloch Carol and James Hibbs Pati and Pat Schmitt Bob Thompson Jay and Toni Bloom Jean and Brent Hinkley Charlotte Schwartz David and Sarah Uslan Marty and Sharon Borrevik Jane and Doug Holbrook Kenneth Seiden Douglas and Nancy Van Allen Scott and Sally Caplan Kathleen and Peter Hoogerhuis Kirit and Rupa Shah Joyce Waddell Tim and Tammy Cooper Tina Jayaweera Cynthia Sparks John Whisler Gene and Nancy d’Autremont Aaron Jenniges Paul and Mary Taylor Jane K. Wilson Joe and Judy Dean Jennifer Johnson Travis and Lisa Terrall Anonymous (2) Thomas and Gun Denhart Kristayani and Jerry Jones Fund Skipp Thomsen of The Oregon Community Helen Tompkins Pam Drennan Foundation Roy and Roslyn Tucker Anne Eakin Karen Jorgenson Gayle and Carol Veber Tom and Dawn Flookes Marc Fovinci and Ulrike Devoto $1-499 Kathi Kazala Aquila Velonis Marvin and Deborah Abe M. Sami Khawaja and Patricia Koss Linda and Mahlon Vigesaa Jana Freiberger and Dennis Morgan Nels Gabbert and Eileen Trudeau Paul Alan Abercrombie Eli Lamb Joan Welch Beth Aldenhagen Antonio Larson Anne West Donna Green Claire Griffi n Charlotte Aldenhagen Allen Lee Samuel Wheeler Andrea Marie Allen Carlene and Chuck Lenard Brett and Mary Wilcox Daniel Groshans Smith Barney decided to set a Wes and Ginger Harper Kenneth Antell new trend this year. Instead of conducting Kathleen and John Lewis Sara Wist Ms. Gila Aron Pam Lum Larry and Peggy Wobbrock Stephen and Sandra Holmes Leslie Hough Bruce Baker and Donna Nakano their employee-giving drive in December, Christy and Robert Marchant Kirk Wolfe Diana and William Baker Richard and Marjorie McManus Roland Wolfram and Patti Linda Hoyt they partnered with Morrison for a back- Mike and Kathy Johnson Teresa Baker Jules and Kathleen Michel Zebrowski Shelley Baker-Gard to-school drive for the Breakthrough Harry Miller Chuck Zwick Albert Jones Susan and Tom Jowaiszas Sela Barker Treatment Program. This helped them Lauren Miller-Gage Chris Sizemore Sheryl Becker Karen Katz to spread out their community support Mike Katz Michael Behunin Stephen and Jennifer King Steve and Mary Sue Benton efforts, and gave employees a way to Kathy Kuhn and Bob Lefferts Mr. Axel Bergman provide tangible help to youth with alcohol Brad and Katy Mathewson Ilse Berkeley and drug abuse issues. “We especially Marilyn and Jon McWilliams Nancy Wassom Bernstein Amy and Frank Mesmer Heather Beusse feel that the group we are helping Robert Miller Andrew and Patti Beyer (teenagers) often fall through the cracks John and Lynne Morrison Michael and Susan Blair and that their needs are as important Roger and Sylvia Moseley Holly Bonanomi When you give together as an Greg Mowe Pamela and Raymond Bowersox as the younger children,” says Robin Susan and Timothy O’Connor Valerie Bramley Hannam, Smith Barney Assistant VP of office, it creates a can do attitude Maynard E. Orme Kimberly Breen and Eric Aasen Michael and Renee Paradis Rubyna Brenden Wealth Management. She explains that, Steven Patterson Gregory Brown “When you give together as an offi ce, it about making a difference in the lives Donna Phelps James and Mary Brown creates a can do attitude about making a Matt and Julie Pihl Lisa Brown of the children in our community. Carrie Plemons Melody Brown difference in the lives of the children in our Anu Ponnamma Steven and Marcelle Buck community. We are extremely fortunate Our involvement is also helping Eric and Candace Pool Kim Bufton and have an obligation to help. Our Rich and Kathy Sabel Lynn and Steve Burns Jeffrey Sapiro and Jean Lemke Greg Cabeza involvement is also helping educate and educate and support the future David and Margaret Candelori support the future leaders of our country.” leaders of our country. Marilyn Cardone and Mary Fournier

— Robin Hannam, Smith Barney Morrison Annual Report Z 7 Investors (continued) Sandra Hart Robert and Susan Leeb Jennifer Peluso Christine and Aaron Harvey Ryan Leffel and Dawn Ridenour J.T. and Carolyn Pendergraft Gay Ann Henderson Mary and Donald Lennox Rebecca Percell I hope other potential volunteers will think about getting Lee and Dell Henrich Lorene Lewis Karen Peringer Kira Higgs and Ronald Fraback Eric Lichtenthaler and Dixie Stevens Edgar Perry involved. Depending on what resources, time, and energy you may Kathryn Hindman Kathy Lipscomb Robert and Cynthia Phelps Terry Hirni Terry Londos Brett Phillips Dane Hobbs Nancy and Craig Lowry Deborah Pienovi have available as an individual or an organization, there are William Hodges Linda MacFadden Chip and Christianna Pierce George and Irene Hoffmann Fay Maguire Francis Pijar many different ways to help out. Raymond Hogan Barbara Mank Barbara Pitney Sheila Holden Christopher and Carol Maples Diana and Enoch Platas Mark Holloway James and Julie Maples Steven and Kathleen Poland — Christine Finson, Gerding Edlen Development Company Nanci and Chasse Hopkins John and Josephine Maples Tom Popiel and Denise Ward Genevieve Hornof Cheryl McClain Steve and Jennifer Porter Bob and Pam Howard Mark and Patricia McGrath Scott Pratt Matthew and Roberta Carter Edward Feldhousen Craig and Trisha Howe Bob and Robynn McKean Susan Quattrocchi Ed Cator and Myrna Schulte Stephen and Kimberly Feltz David Howell and Autumn Dan and Ellen McMillan James Radosta Mike and Cheryl Cebula Craig Fery Carpenter Andrew McWilliams Jason Rambo Brittany Chambers Rose Field Ronnelle Hoy Edward Meece Dennis and Barbara Reese Stephen and Gretchen Chassaing Dallas Fields Jill and Robert Hrdlicka Karen L. Mefferd Kathleen and David Reimann Bonnie Chinn Terry Flores Karleen Hulbert Shawn Menashe Dorianne Reinhardt-Paul Becci Christensen Monica Ford Robert and Cecelia Huntington Benson Meyers and Ineke Van der Sue and Gary Reynolds Linda Coates Lester Fordham and Tammy Fox Carol Hutchinson Steen Jennifer Richman Carrie Cobb Mark Forker Judy Ilg Deborah and Vince Micallef Stephen and Susan Ristau Cora Cochran Katherine Fortmiller Darren and Rhonda Irwin Judy Mikowski Janine Robben Robert and Kim Coffman Randolph Foster Jan Isaacson and Jeff Poeschl Cate Milburn Lynette Robertson Helen Coldwell Kimberly Fox Callee Jaeger Brie Milgrom Bonnie and Peter Rollins Mark Coleman Amy and John Frazey Toni Jaffe Peter Mitchel and Heather Houston Paul and Joanne Romanaggi Jane Conner Catherine French Erica Jennings Duane and Sheila Moore Steve Root Peter Corduan and Valerie Thibeau Lucille French Paula and Dan Johannsen Beata Moreno Marvin Rosen Jeffrey Cropp Jan Fryer A C. Johnson Karen Morin Laura and Patrick Russell Courtney Crowe Thomas and Mary Ellen Gallagher H. J. and Erma Johnson Anna Morris Matt Russell John B. Crowell Leslie Gard Mary Johnson Dennis and Victoria Morrow Bob and Helen Russon John Cummens Margaret Gard Myrton and Mary Alice Jones Rachel and Dean Mullin Megan Sage Karen Currier E. S. Georges Joseph and Janet Kantor Barbara Nay Paul and Lynn Sander Chuck and Candace Daniels Reid and J Courtney Godbolt Grainne Keating Gary and Sara Nees Barbara Sauer Kristi Danley Genevieve Goldy Resa Kee and Mark Hopkins Stephani Nelson Nancy Scanlon Kenneth Davis David Goodman Jodie Keegan Carol Newman Patricia Scanlon Jim Davisson Terri Gotcher Lori Keller Patricia Newth Thomas Scanlon Diana Day Benna Gottfried Carla Kelley Evalyn Nichols Jim and Cathy Schlotfeldt Sean Day Raymond and Judith Grasso Michelle Kelly Harvey and Dolores Nolting Michelle Schmidt Joanne Deazley Katrina Green Jeanne Kennedy Nathan Norman Charles and Nancy Scholes Kathleen Delance Julie Greenley Mary Anne Kenworthy Karen Oberg and Steve Porter Emily Schults Rosemary DeSiervo Diane and Terry Greenman Patrick and Deborah Kettle Shannon O’Brien Jack and Jan Scripps Patricia DiNucci Tiffany Greider Douglas Kissler Michael Ofenloch Jeff and Melissa Seacrist Jeff Eden Marc Grignon Kelly Knivila Milo and Beverly Ormseth Debbie Senestraro Demetrios Efstratiou Lydia Grimm Birgit and Uwe Knorr Roy and Greta Otte Colleen Sexton Debbie and Chris Ellis Jim Haggerty Michael Koch Dorothy and Raymond Packouz Jeffery Shapiro Thomas and Nancy Eyer Marsha Hahn Bob and Kristin Krueger Dorianne Paul Erik Shaw Derck Fasulo William Hale and Judith Matthies Barbara Kunz Helen and Randy Pearson Michelle and Larry Shelton Barry and Maryl Featherstone Susan Hall David Kvamme and Liz Bryan J. Kent Pearson Karen Sheridan Jennifer Feighner and Robert Myers Greg Hanson Alan and Laurie Lee Brette Pedrick Courtney Shields

Morrison Annual Report Z 8 John and Joan Shipley Paul and Colleen Walker Marianne Shipley Phyllis Walker Danialle Shirtcliff Thomas and Barbara Walsh MANY DIFFERENT WAYS TO Maryann and Arthur Simensen Karin Wandtke Family Fun Center & Bullwinkle’s The Dragontree Holistic Day SpaHELP Clark Sisk John and Karen Warton Fantasy Trail Wenzel Farm The Grotto Tom and Lori Slick Jennifer Wascak Fill a Stocking, Fill a Heart, Inc. To the Point! Publications Maria Smith Jane C. Washizu Each year, Gerding Edlen employees have First Book Organization Tualatin High School Marvin and Goldie Smith Robert L. Weil Flying Pie Pizzeria the opportunity to participate in a Volunteer Day. Megan and Damian Smith Allen Weinberg Grand Central Bakery ViaWest This year, they chose Morrison for all of the work Vanessa R. Smith Pamela Weston Guys & Dolls Hair Design West National Technology Virginia Smith Brenda Wettergreen Morrison does with families in the community. Huber’s Cafe Support Center Sherri Snider Debbie Wheeler IBS School of Cosmetology Widmer Brothers Brewing Co. They worked together in a one-day blitz to paint an Jane and John Sohn Leslie Wheeler Icon Time Systems Willamette Writers entire Morrison facility. “It was a great opportunity Corby Soles Arthur and Melicent Whinston & Pub Wilshire United Methodist Evelyn Sorenson Sheree Willey to collaborate on a project with colleagues LCG Pence Construction, LLC Church Carole Souvenir and Donald Paul and Marcia Wirsig Leach Botanical Gardens Witham & Dickey while making a substantial improvement in the Hendrickson Gerald Wolff Lloyd Center Mall Word of Life Community Darcie Spar and Michelle Corse Crispin Wong appearance of a treatment center which will touch Lynchwood Christian Church Church Tia Gray Stecher and Dean Stecher David Wright Miller Nash LLP Xerox Women’s Group the lives of those who visit the center,” says Steve Sterba Ken Wright Mio Gelato Zenana Spa and Wellness CenterChristine Eve Stern V. Joyce and Bruce Yocum Misohapi James Stewart Anne and Chris Young Individuals Finson, Mt. Hood Meadows Sara Stirewalt Herbert and Nancy Zachow Multnomah Athletic Club John Acosta and Lenice Shaw Gerding Edlen Janet and Dave Strauss Marilyn Zappola National Water and Climate Jodi Amato Executive Mike Stricker Anonymous (11) New Seasons Market Juni Bailey Anna Stulz Assistant. NIKE, Inc. Julia Bascos Shawn Sullivan Northwest Quilters, Inc. Lisa Breslau “I hope other Roslyn and Don Sutherland Oaks Park Windee Clement Matthew and Lisa Tamura potential Offi ce Depot Kimberly DeGan Rubye and John Tesler Old Spaghetti Factory Mirza Dickel volunteers James Thayer In Kind Olympic Gym–Gresham Tom and Margie Frazier will think Joanne Thelin-Smith and Daniel Contributions Oregon Blue Print Company Katherine Gundermann Smith about getting Oregon School of Massage Gerald M. Hagen William Thomas Corporations Pacifi Corp J. Roger and Joan Hamilton involved. Mark and Nykolee Thommen American Business Women’s Papa Murphy’s Pizza Adrienne Hartmeier Depending David and Erin Thompson Association Papa Murphy’s Pizza-Gresham Francesca Hrenko Bob Thomson on what Artists Repertory Theater Perkins & Co. Hanna Jagow Theresa Tichy BeauMonde College of Hair Design Pope and Talbot Jennifer Johnson resources, Lauren Tietsort Beaverton Mobile Lodge Portland Beavers & Timbers Cynthia Jones Thomas and Matina Tillman time, and Borders Group Portland Center Stage Bobbie Ann Kelly Ron and Ivy Timpe BrewcraftUSA Portland Children’s Museum Kathleen Krushas energy you Katie Timperley and Noah Mock The Cadmus Group, Inc. (formerly Portland General Electric Mary Larsen may have Maria Toscano Quantec LLC) Portland Nursery Lisa Lepiane Cathy Traylor available as an City Sports Bar Portland Spirit Bob and Lucille Modrall Ed and Nancy Truax Craft Warehouse Sand Springs Ranch Jan Montgomery individual or an Adam Turco Curves-Gresham Scrap! The School & CommunityJane Morris organization, Eric Uthgenannt The Daily Grind Reuse Action Project Katie and Dennis Moulton Henrietta Van Konynenburg there are many Dakine Smith Barney Judy Nelson Greg and Donna VanderZanden Doug Fir Restaurant Spalala Richard Ogle different ways Joseph Verdon Dunn Carney Allen Higgins & Sternwheel Rose Michal and Arve Overland Joan Waddingham to help out.” Tongue LLP Target Store-Beaverton Cindy Reinert Christopher Wain and Katrina Durham & Bates Target Store-Clackamas Jamie Rogers Sumner Eagle Landing Golf Course Target Store-Fairview Jody Sanden East West College of Healing Arts Target Store-Gateway Elizabeth Schuler Elements Glass, LLC Target Store-Tigard Mike Sloan Enchanted Forest Taylor Made Labels, Inc.

Morrison Annual Report Z 9 Morrison Annual Report Z 9 (continued) Investors Raymond and Judith Grasso Harvest Associates, LLC Andrew Rich Wines ten 01 Raymond Hogan Wendi St. Peter Argyle Winery Terrior Infotech Aerospace Services David Thielen Bay 13 Employees Linda and Mahlon Vigesaa Bethel Heights Vineyard Cooking for Kids Dr. Orin Bolstad Mary and Donald Lennox Nel and Ray Vonk Bishop Creek Cellars Nels Gabbert and Eileen Trudeau *Anna Trull Crowell Nancy and Craig Lowry Paula Young Black Walnut Inn 2008 Sponsors Gary McGee & Co. Martin D’Alexander Fay Maguire The Blacksmith Restaurant Al Jubitz Bank of the Cascades Anne Morrison Feighner and Dr. Mark and Patricia McGrath Boedecker Cellars Kaiser Permanente Beecher Carlson Insurance Agency, John P. Feighner Drew McWilliams Capitello Wines Special EventsNACCO Materials Handling Group LLC Muriel and Dr. Marvin GoldmanBrie Milgrom Caprial’s Bistro Pacifi c Power The Boeing Company Nancy J. Grant Beata Moreno Chehalam Winery A Children’s TalePCC Structurals, Inc. Capital Pacifi c Bank Jane and Doug Holbrook Shannon O’Brien Ciao Vito Perkins & Company PC Chinook Winds Alan James* Fund of The OregonO’Brien Funeral Home, Inc. 2007 Sponsors Cristom Vineyards Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE Chubb Group of Insurance Community Foundation Robert and Cynthia Phelps Albina Community Bank DF Foundation Companies Jennifer Johnson Francis Pijar Bank of the Cascades Domaine Serene Winery Schwabe Williamson Wyatt Classic Pianos Al and Nancy Jubitz Diana and Enoch Platas Bank of the West Dragonfi sh Asian Café Social Venture Partners Portland Cole Mills with Waddell & Reed *Suse Katz James Radosta Barran Liebman EIEIO & Co. The Standard Financial Services, Inc. Molly Kohnstamm Janine Robben BKR Fordham Goodfellow, LLP El Gaucho Stoel Rives Dragonfi sh Sponsor Benson M. Meyers Bonnie and Peter Rollins Bullard Smith Jernstedt Wilson Elk Cove Vineyards Tektronix, Inc. Durham and Bates Deborah Micallef Megan Sage Capital Pacifi c Bank Erin Glenn Wines Terrall and Terrall First Independent Dorothy N. Morrison Nancy Scanlon Deloitte The Eyrie Vineyards Tonkon Torp First Tech Credit Union Glenna Olson Patricia Scanlon Ferguson Wellman Capital Fenouil Umpqua Bank Grand & Benedicts David Orkney Thomas Scanlon Management Giorgio’s We Do Windows, Inc. Kitchen Kaboodle Bob and Helen Russon Charles and Nancy Scholes Grochau Cellars Wells Fargo Northwest Palate Magazine Charlotte M. Schwartz Maryann and Arthur Simensen House Spirits Bill and Julie Young Pacifi c Power *Dr. Lendon H. Smith Thomas and Matina Tillman Hudson’s Bar and Grill PCC Structurals, Inc. Darcie Spar and Michelle Corse Eric Uthgenannt Cooking for Kids J.K. Carriere Wines Portland Monthly Scott and Margaret Terrall Joseph Verdon 2008 Partners Ken Wright Cellars The Meadow Douglas K. Van Allen Jennifer Wascak Lange Winery 23 Hoyt Witham & Dickey Carilouise Wolfe Jane C. Washizu Lemelson Vineyards Abacela Winery Anonymous (6) Brenda Wettergreen Lovely Hula Hands Acadia-A New Orleans Bistro Marilyn Zappola Maryhill Winery Gifts in Adea Wine Co. Masu Sushi Alba Osteria Meriwethers Restaurant Memory Anam Cara Cellars Mystic Wines Restaurant Lantern In Memory of Olea Society Stephen Michael Blair Oswego Lake House In Memory of Ruth Beth Aldenhagen Owen Roe Lantern Society members Charlotte Aldenhagen Adah Jones Panther Creek Cellars have named Morrison in Ms. Gila Aron Paragon Restaurant Nancy Wassom Bernstein Diana and William Baker Pazzo Restaurante their wills, donated real Rose Field Teresa Baker Pinocchio estate, or made Morrison the Reid and J Courtney Godbolt Sela Barker R. Stuart & Co. Myrton and Mary Alice Jones Belmont Branch Library Red Star Tavern and Roast Housebenefi ciary of a gift annuity, Michael Koch Michael and Susan Blair SakeOne retirement plan, or life Christopher and Carol Maples Kimberly Breen and Eric Aasen Sel Gris James and Julie Maples insurance policy. David and Margaret Candelori Simpatica Dining Hall John and Josephine Maples Marilyn Cardone and Mary Fournier Skamania Lodge Roy and Greta Otte Diana Day Sokol Blosser Winery John V. Acosta and Lenice Shaw Marvin and Goldie Smith Patricia DiNucci St. Innocent Winery George and Sharon Alexander Jane and John Sohn Demetrios Efstratiou Tabla Mediterranean Linda Anderson Thomas and Barbara Walsh *Emily and *Edward Baines Thomas and Mary Ellen Gallagher Pamela Weston In memory of Dorothy and Clyde Leslie Gard Beakley David Goodman *deceased Jay C. Bloom

Morrison Annual Report Z 10 Audited Financial Information July 1, 2007 – June 30, 2008

Community Investment in Morrison Government Contract 9,896,059 Other Contract 360,845 Fee for Service 7,483,366 Contribution – Individual 111,050 Contribution – Corporation 220,708 Contribution – Foundation 228,535 Community Contribution – United Way 16,330 Special Events 255,525 Investment In-Kind 85,134 Other Income 94,353 in Morrison Gain on Sale of Assets 484,901 Total Revenue $19,236,806

Morrison Investment in the Community Personnel 13,171,736 Professional Services 1,820,362 Contracts 204,162 Government Contract – 51.4% Client Assistance 699,454 Supplies and Communications 1,041,917 Fee for Service – 39% Occupancy 1,386,243 Contributions – 3.4% Travel/Training 188,660 Other Organization Expenses 424,831 Special Events – 1.3% Total Expense $18,937,365 Other Income – 4.9% Net Income 299,441

Total Assets 6,819,664 Total Liabilities -2,777,816 Net Assets Unrestricted 3,213,667 Temporary restricted 768,067 We have made every effort to be accurate and Permanently restricted 60,114 complete in the compilation of this annual report. If you notice errors or omissions, please contact Total Net Assets $4,041,848 John Warton at 503-258-4301 so that we can

Functional Expense correct our records.Thank you. Fundraising 273,761 Management and General 2,616,545 Program Services 16,047,058 Total $18,937,364 MorrisonMorrisi on AnnAnnualual Report Z 11 Monthly Gift: Your consistent donation adds up to signifi cant support for Morrison’s innovative and effective Join us in Making a Difference 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!

Cooking for Kids: Support Morrison while enjoying delicious food and wine in Portland. Join as a sponsor or a guest. Check our website for details at morrisonkids.org/events.

Planned Giving: Name Morrison in your will, donate real estate or make Morrison the benefi ciary 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 fi ts your schedule, or assist on a short term basis within your area of interest. Check our website for more information at morrisonkids.org/volunteer.

In-Kind Donations: Donate items such as clothing, school and art supplies, and gift certifi cates for children and families in need; or, give services based on your available resources and help to minimize program morrisonkids.org expenses in tangible ways. For additional information, contact Eileen Trudeau, Development 1500 NE Irving Street, Suite 250, Portland, Oregon 97232 www.morrisonkids.org Director. 503-258-4296, [email protected]

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Morrison Annual Report Z 12 Experience Making a Difference