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relationshipsconnection group families (literally!) and presenting Jen with acts strategist months funds life Advocate projects space suburban raised For 40 years, Tubman has been leading the way to hope—and in fact, we’ll be her very own tap shoes to take
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OFFICERS Tammie L. Follett, Chair Connecting at-risk youth with Jean A. Freeman, Chair Elect transformative programs Debra K. Page, Vice Chair Jay R. Lindgren, Secretary For more than forty years, Tubman and our partners have provided shelter, advocacy, Ron Anderson, Treasurer services, and support programs for children and young adults—in fact, they represent a Richard M. Niemiec, Past Chair majority of our clients. Yet as a community, we still face the challenge of identifying youth Jennifer J. Polzin, at-risk of or experiencing violence and exploitation and connecting them to resources and Chief Executive Officer services. Tubman continues to respond by expanding our services and programs for at-risk youth and increasing our commitment to community outreach and training. DIRECTORS Jeffrey Bouslog Tommie Braddock Our first shelter for young victims help them begin to plan for strong, healthy lives Colleen M. Carey of sex trafficking and show them how they can have a positive Diane Gates In 2015, we launched Tubman’s Safe Journeys impact on their communities. Jim Gilroy Michelle Halonen Youth Shelter and Housing program, our first In 2016, we will continue raising the funds to Amy Hasbargen program specifically dedicated to offering hire more support staff—and open more beds as Shirley Hunt services and support for youth of all genders we can. Richard Johnson who have been victims of sex trafficking. Kristen Kimmell We are so grateful to everyone who contributed Laurie I. Laner New opportunities for Sonja C. Larson to make this vision a reality, including clients, community outreach Julie Loosbrock donors, elected officials, volunteers, and part- Phillip J. Martin In October, Tubman was awarded Minnesota ners. Safe Journeys began with $720,000 from Harry D. Melander Safe Harbor funding to serve as the East Metro the 2014 legislative bonding bill, funding that Ric Pace Regional Navigator, a central contact for sexu- allowed us to renovate the top two floors of Harriet Grant Piller ally exploited youth and the agencies that work Robert Schneeweis Tubman Center East in Maplewood and build out with them. As such, we’ve hired staff whose Paul Schnell accommodations for 48 clients. With generous role is to reduce the barriers to services for Dan Seeman funding from The Saint Paul, Mardag, F.R. sexually exploited youth and be a connector R. Christopher Sur Bigelow, and WCA Foundations and individual Douglas Underwood in our community. Education is a big part of this donors, we were able to furnish the spaces and Sara Wahl role, as many youth services organizations do not hire staff with expertise in working with victims of Mary White have experience working with victims of sexual sexual exploitation. Kate Wisser exploitation. Our staff will share best practices and In August, we opened the first 10 beds for protocols for supporting young people, including ADVISORY BOARD youth ages 13 to 24 and their children—they minor rights, youth development, and referral to Sharon Sayles Belton were filled within 24 hours. At Safe Journeys, outside services. They will also provide training Josie R. Johnson Sheila C. Morgan youth receive clothing and food, as well as to teach east metro partner agencies how to Diane Robinson access to legal and health services. They can join recognize sexual exploitation, support victims to Sharon G. Ryan parenting support groups and early childhood live healthy, thriving lives—and to take a strong development classes. They also have access to role in ending trafficking. everything from education and job counseling to youth leadership training—programs that will
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SEX TRAFFICKING IN MINNESOTA Although our youth services have always recognized and sup- 1,295 youth and young ported young victims of exploitation, including trafficking, we’ve seen a need for a more targeted program in our community. A adults experiencing violence 2010 study reported that 213 girls are sold for sex every month in and exploitation received Minnesota. Here at Tubman, 6 out of 10 young clients report being approached or having been exploited. Because lack of shelter and advocacy and support. basic needs contribute to vulnerability, studies have shown that programs like ours can prevent sexual exploitation and trafficking.
In partnership with the Minneapolis Public Schools and the Public Health Department, we received increased funding for outreach, case management, and support for youth ages 10 to In August, we opened 17 who are at risk of using or becoming victims the first10 beds for of violence. That allowed us to continue offering youth ages 13 to 24 violence prevention courses, support groups, and their children— one-on-one counseling, peer mediation, and they were filled service learning for middle and high school stu- within 24 hours. dents. Throughout the school year participation was high, and nearly 9,000 students learned how to build healthy relationships and create safer communities.
Working with a stellar team of community volunteers, we also developed plans to open the NorthStar Youth Outreach Center at Harriet Tubman Center East. The drop-in center will provide some basic needs, such as showers, clothing, a light meal, bus passes, safety plan- ning, and referrals to partner organizations. It will also offer a computer lab, where young peo- ple will be able to work with volunteer staff and partners on job searches and employment appli- Top: Past Board Chair Dick Niemiec passing the gavel cations, as well as stay connected to their social to incoming Board Chair Tammie Follett. network. The program will launch in 2016. Bottom: Tammie Follett and Bev Dusso at the Greater Twin Cities United Way’s Centennial Celebration.
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Helping people cross to healthier, safer lives
In 2015, we expanded some services for women Tubman’s ability to respond to our community’s and children, as well as the men in our community. changing needs and demographics. We also looked at our existing programs and made adjustments to make sure they aligned 1,663 clients A quiet space for women with our core mission, not only responding to the accessed mental and families needs of our clients, but also making the best use or chemical health Last year, Tubman launched a Spirituality Task of our resources and expertise. assessment or Force made up of staff and volunteers from treatment in our across our programs. Their mission is to revisit licensed clinics. Integrated services for older our spirituality policies and protocols to ensure victims of abuse that they are inclusive of all faiths and beliefs, We found that people were not attending our Elder meeting the needs of our clients, and imple- Care & Rights film festival and caregiver support menting best practices. They are also setting up groups, primarily because other organizations Harriet’s Refuge, dedicated quiet spaces in were doing similar work. We discontinued those both Maplewood and Minneapolis for all of standalone programs, and we have integrated our our clients who choose to engage in reflective expertise in elder abuse prevention and interven- or spiritual practices. The spaces have received tion into our other core services. For example, we funding contributions from both individuals and now have an advocacy position focused spe- communities of faith, and are currently in the cifically on providing legal services to older final planning stage. Once up and running, they victims of crime, such as financial exploitation will include resources—such as books, music, or family violence. This approach improves our and yoga mats—and access to activities, such staff’s ability to meet the immediate needs of older as mindfulness training, dancing, healing arts, victims of abuse across all of our programs—and and faith-based support. The idea is to build a
A Tribute to Nancy Grimme
In November, we lost one of our beloved colleagues to brain cancer. Nancy Grimme was a partner and wife, grandmother, dear friend, skilled psychologist, mentor to many, volunteer, and community builder. Her openness and unpretentious wisdom helped keep the ship steady during times of change, and her smile served as a welcome to clients, interns, and staff alike. She was a role model of patience and an ice-cream-sandwich-maker extraordinaire. Rest in peace, Nancy—you will be missed by all of us.
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Legislative Updates Capital and facility improvements One of Tubman’s priorities for the 2015 Legisla- In September, we sold Tubman’s Hill Home prop- tive Session was a funding increase for crime erty in Lake Elmo, which served as an emergency victim services, which passed. This will have a shelter until a fire destroyed it in 2012. significant impact on our capacity to serve, along Over 3,300 Last year, an energy audit identified the Chrys- with our community partners in law enforcement professionals, students, alis Center, our outpatient mental and chemical and fellow members of the Minnesota Coalition and community members health clinic in Minneapolis, as a great candidate for Battered Women, and the Minnesota Coalition learned about domestic for solar power. The solar panel installation will Against Sexual Assault. abuse and Tubman services be completed this year. In the meantime, we at 90 presentations Other related legislation included: continue to have a great relationship with our and events. –– Misdemeanor domestic abuse expungement tenant Spark-Y Youth Action Labs, and we have –– Changes in custody and parenting time rules leased them a larger portion of the building for –– Establishing a working group on violence their youth education programs on sustainability against Asian women and children and entrepreneurship—a win-win in terms of –– Data practices protections for victims of sex revenue and mission. trafficking and increased statute of limita- tions for trafficking cases At Tubman East, we completed all of the renova- tions to our legal services center, counseling and –– Establishing a child support work group partnership center, and shelter floors. In Septem- –– Increases for housing and homeless services ber, we experienced a 5-day power outage that –– Changes making immediate safety of a child required us to set up temporary shelter, food ser- and ongoing risk of abuse the paramount fo- cus in child protection cases vice, and office space in hotels. We are very proud that we were able to continue serving both the Some of these new laws will positively impact shelter and east metro community clients in crisis the people we serve, and others may have without causing further disruption to their lives. potentially negative consequences.
We will continue to monitor proposed legislation to increase Minnesota Family Investment Pro- gram grants (public assistance) for low income families, legislation related to law enforcement body cameras, Order for Protection extensions, respondent filing fees, increased protections in Harassment Restraining Orders, child protection policy, Safe Harbor for adults, reimbursement rates for mental and chemical health, increased confidential healthcare access for recovery and treatment of survivors of sexual assault, domestic abuse and sex trafficking, and “divorce without court” legislation in the 2016 session. Above: Our Minneapolis shelter got a makeover with funding from the Grainger Foundation, creating warm and welcoming spaces for community living and individual healing.
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Our Partnerships
A very warm thank you to our all of our partners. You are an integral and critical part of the system of response that makes our prevention and intervention work possible in families and communities.
Collaborations & Coalitions University of Minnesota Department of Child Development Bridges to Safety: Partnership for Domestic Abuse Service, St. Paul University of Minnesota Urban Research “I learned about healthy and Outreach Engagement Center City of Minneapolis Department relationships, decision of Public Health Vulnerable Adult Interdisciplinary Team of Washington County making, and empathy.” Century College
– Oak-Land Junior Independent School District 622 High School student, Heading Home Hennepin Community Partners March 2015 Hennepin County Family Court Breaking Free Enhancement Project Catholic Charities Seton Services Hennepin County Family Violence Catholic Charities Trafficking Victim Services Coordinating Council City House Juvenile Subcommittee of the Hennepin CLUES (Communidades Latinas Unidas County Family Violence Coordinating Council en Servicio) MACC CommonWealth CommonBond Communities Minneapolis Public Schools Community Emergency Assistance Minnesota Coalition Against Sexual Assault Programs (CEAP) Minnesota Coalition for Battered Women CornerHouse Minnesota Council of Nonprofits Day One Services 10,268 people Minnesota Human Trafficking Task Force Dayton’s Bluff Community Center in crisis accessed Committee for Health Care Providers Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) support and resources Minnesota State Bar Association Legal Face to Face SafeZone Assistance to the Disadvantaged Committee to develop a safety plan. Family Tree Clinic People Who Work With People Who Batter Family Wise Pro-bono Safety Project: Aurora Center - Financial Planning Association of Minnesota University of Minnesota, Asian Women United of Minnesota, Brian Coyle Community Center, Free Arts Minnesota Casa de Esperanza, Cornerstone Advocacy Healthcare for the Homeless, Service, Division of Indian Work, Domestic Hennepin County Abuse Project, Home Free, OutFront Healthcare for the Homeless, Ramsey County Minnesota, Sojourner Project, St. Paul and Highland Park Community Center Ramsey County Domestic Abuse Intervention Project, Women’s Advocates Home for Life Ramsey County Continuum of Care Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota Governing Board Legal Rights Center Ramsey County Family Violence Maple Tree Child Care Coordinating Council Minnesota Brain Injury Alliance Safe at Home Minnesota Justice Foundation Safe Harbor Minnesota – Minnesota Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center Department of Health Open Access Sexual Violence Prevention Network OutFront Minnesota 8
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Operating Revenue Excluding capital campaign contributions Total Operating Support and Revenue — $9,351,712 and $8,961,236 for 2015 and 2014, respectively.
42.2% Govt.: Shelter support 40.5%
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Contributions 10.6% 13.6% 11.6% Govt.: Contracts and grants 13.3% 13.4% In-Kind 11.5% 7.5% United Way* 5.9% * 2014 United Way revenue at 7.5% of total reflects a timing difference. 0.7% The actual allocation is the same Interest and other 0.7% 2014 2015 year to year.
Operating Expenditures Total Operating Expenditures — $9,538,859 and $9,160,704 for 2015 and 2014 respectively.
36.6% Residential Services 37.2% 21.8% Legal Services 18.8% 16.2% Counseling & Therapy Services 17% 10.6% Administration & General 11% 5.2% Development 5.8% 2.9% Children & Youth Services 4.1% 3.4% Public Education Services 3.8% Elder Care & 3.3% Sustainability Services 2.2% 2014 2015
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Interns and Volunteers
We are so grateful for the energy, commitment, expertise and smiles our volunteers bring to Tubman every day. This year 1,271 of you contributed 43,346 hours to helping our clients find safety, hope and healing—thank you one and all!
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Emily A. Johnson Jennifer L. Landry Lacie L. Matthews Cheryl Neeley Jessicah J. Johnson, Justine E. Lapping Peter Mayer Alexa Nelson, University Metropolitan State Kristen R. Laramy Heidi McCarty, of Minnesota University Abby L. Larsen Minnesota School of Claudia A. Nelson Kirsten B. Johnson Business Catherine A. Larson Laura A. Nelson Mallory K. Johnson, Shirley J. McCurdy Jennifer M. Larson, Mary Ann Neuman Metropolitan State Ella J. McGarthwaite University Century College Viann N. Nguyen-Feng, LaJuan McIntyre University of Minnesota Michael W. Jonak Nicole M. Larson, University of Wisconsin Janice M. McKinney Danica Nichols, “I learned so much, Arabella P. Jones, - River Falls Jack E. McLinden Wisconsin Indianhead about myself and life Metropolitan State Technical College University Allison A. Ledbetter, Callie J. McMillan, Bethel University Joan Niemiec in general, during my Mohammed B. Kanneh, Hamline University time at Tubman. I feel as Metropolitan State Hannah S. Lee Samantha M. Meduna Sara Niemiec University Sheila A. Leete Janet Nusser though I will be leaving Jeffery A. Mehlert Ann T. Keeler, Barb Leininger Jessica P. Oaxaca Tubman much more Metropolitan State Pamela A. Melby, University Heidi R. Lemke Inver Hills Community Katie A. Oberton mature and grounded College Gerry Kegler Regee C. Lerol, Anna M. O’Brien, than I was just a few Bethel University Catherine M. Menzel Minneapolis Community Mary Lee Kenney Angela Lewis Samantha F. Miller, and Technical College months ago. It was not Sapna Khatri Justine E. Lindholm, Hamline University Mary K. O’Brien a perfect three months, Amy Kieger, Bethel University Sophia M. Miller, Sarah N. Ogutu as there were extreme Metropolitan State Augsburg College University Eric L. Lipman Elizabeth A. Olson, Mary P. Mitchell, University of Minnesota challenges that pushed Desiree A. King, Allyce N. List, Augsburg College Metropolitan State Paige E. Olson me outside of my University of Minnesota University Evan Livermore Veronica Olson comfort zone, but I Zoe Kingman Macae E. Mobraten Sheng Lor Doris N. Ombaba Kevin Kipka Mary E. Moe have learned so much Huan Lou Barbara Osthus Danielle N. Klath Meymun A. Mohamed, and I am so grateful for Kris Klotzbach Ashley A. Love, University of Minnesota Annalise Owens this experience.” Metropolitan State Daria P. Panchuk Madelaine T. Kluesner University Mira E. Moline, Concordia University Thomas E. Pavey Jean P. Koecher Kaelie M. Lund —Intern, Youth and Taylor L. Moore, Julie Koehler Laura R. Pawlik, Family Services Hannah N. Lussier University of Minnesota University of St. Thomas Nicola H. Koh, Jessica D. Mack Suad M. Moosa Hamline University Jeanine A. Pearson Kevin Mackin Mara J. Morley, Rebecca A. Peiffer, Natalie J. Kohn, University of St. Thomas Metropolitan State Audra Magel Century College University Fathi Mahad Elizabeth Morris Kathryn Pelka Jamie Koivisto, Donna M. Mahlmann Olivia T. Morris, Eric D. Penniston Concordia University Argosy University Malinda M. Maier Alex Petersen Shoua Kong Rosilynn N. Morris, Jenna R. Malzacher University of St. Thomas Jennifer M. Peterson, Allison E. Koschnick University of Minnesota Adrienne B. Manbeck Gretchen A. Mueller Emma R. Kosciolek, Catherine Manning Rachel C. Peterson University of St. Thomas Berit A. Mueller, Michelle S. Margoles Inver Hills Alexa L. Peters-Posner, Michaela M. Krawec, Macalester College Zoe Z. Martens Community College Minnesota State Vermul G. Pewee University - Mankato Alexandra N. Martin, Kristi J. Munro Vikki L. Pfeilsticker Vang S. Kue University of Minnesota Molly E. Murphy Brittany L. Pieczykolan Karen M. Kurt Susan L. Martin-Facer, Patricia M. Murphy Augsburg College Brittany A. Pierson Sofia A. Kvist, Makando M. Mutanda Metropolitan State Carrie L. Martinson Emily R. Nahem, Doroteja Postonjski University Kai T. Mason Hamline University Haselteen Price Elise R. Lagarde, Kathryn Mason Rickey Neal Emily R. Pyle Century College 14 Jasmin Quiggle, Mary Shuraleff Katherine A. True, St. Fone Yang Hamline University Bridget A. Sigette Catherine University GaoShoua Yang Lydia M. Quint Erin L. Sikkink, Francine Trueblood, Mai Choo Yang, Jessica L. Ragan University of Minnesota Metropolitan State Augsburg College University Dani M. Ramseth Julia L. Sisson PaChia Yang Alexandra L. Tsai Jennifer E. Ranallo Pam Skorude Sheila Yang
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Volunteer Groups
3M Home for Life Saint Andrew’s Wells Fargo American Public Humanists of Minnesota Lutheran Church Minnesota Young Professionals Network “I loved our volunteer Power Association Independent School Target - Oakdale Andersen Windows District 197 Tartan High School – White Bear Unitarian experience at Tubman Universalist Church Baker Tilly Virchow Keyot Tartan Uprising and am happy to know Wiley Krause, LLP Lake Country School The Alley Church my company is involved Woodbury High School Best Buy Land O’Lakes, Inc. Totino-Grace in the community. We High School Woodbury BNSF International Mary Kay Cosmetics United Health Group Lutheran Church got a tour and watched Cargill North High School Wayzata National Woodbury Peaceful a client on video who Crossroads Church Business Professionals Grove United of America Honor Society shared their experience Daughters of the Methodist Church American Revolution Wells Fargo Foundation and how Tubman helped First Universalist them—so I felt like I Church of Minneapolis learned a lot about Free Arts for Abused Children of Minneapolis what’s available in Gap case someone I know High Praise Ministries – ever needs a place like The Destiny Center Tubman. Plus it was Hill-Murray High School Holsey Memorial fun to hang out with Christian Methodist my colleagues outside Episcopal Church of our typical work environment!”
—Corporate group volunteer Right: Volunteers make painting fun! Below: High fives to our Land O’Lakes volunteers!
16 “I learned that people should be who they want to be.” “I liked how the — Oak-Land Junior High School student, March 2015 speaker was open about
“I liked learning “I learned that you have to whatever we were about everything, be safe with your partner.” talking about.”
this motivates me to — Edison High School student, — Humboldt High School December 2015 student, December 2015 help people since I am interested in this!”
— East Ridge “I learned that you can unlearn violent behaviors.” High School student, — Humboldt High School student, December 2015 April 2015
Voices in Prevention Schools
Tubman taught Voices in Prevention, our healthy relationships curriculum, in the following schools and community sites in 2015.
COTTAGE GROVE The Link – Lindquist Face to Face SafeZone* Apartments* Park High School Highland Park Senior High School NORTH ST. PAUL EAGAN Humboldt High School 8,971 youth Next Step Transitions The Link – Lincoln Place* St. Paul ECFE participated in our North High School EDINA Twin Cities Academy 6-week school-based ROSEMOUNT violence prevention Edina High School STILLWATER Alliance Education Center curriculum or attended HASTINGS New Heights ROSEVILLE Charter School a presentation on Hastings High School Fairview Alternative Stillwater Area High School healthy relationships LAKE ELMO High School Stillwater Junior and violence prevention. Oak-Land Junior Roseville Area High School High School High School Stillwater Transitions Roseville Area MINNEAPOLIS Middle School WHITE BEAR LAKE Bancroft Middle School White Bear Lake ALC SHOREVIEW DeLaSalle High School White Bear Lake - North Edison High School REACH Academy WOODBURY North High School ST. ANTHONY Crosswinds Arts and Plymouth Christian St. Anthony Village Science School Youth Center High School East Ridge High School Roosevelt High School ST. PAUL Woodbury High School Sanford Middle School AGAPE High School Sojourner Truth Academy Battle Creek Middle School South High School Como Park High School * community site
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Volunteer Attorneys & Firms
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Patrick & Aimee Butler the HRK Foundation † Tammie L. Follett, Esq. * Jeffery and Tina Fix Nicole Alleva-Dickey Carol Fedorchak and Family Foundation* James B. Linsmayer Christopher Allen Fredrikson & Joe and Richard and The Pentair Foundation* Foundation* Byron Foundation Judy Gallagher Sarah Amos Lynn Foley Ray Edwards Jeanne A. Maria Greskovich Todd Karen Grabow and Sarah Andersen and Fox Rothschild, LLP Memorial Trust Campion Fund Gary and Keith Halperin Christopher Hayner † Anne T. Johnson Jean Freeman RBC Wealth Management Linda Hendlin † and Stephen Befort* Gray Plant Ronald Anderson and and Bruce Golob* Sharon and Charles and Mooty Foundation* Andrea Quanbeck* John and Robert Ryan* Kopp Family Foundation* Emily Kelley Nancy and Art Green Daishara and Martha Gabbert Saint Paul Foundation* Longview Foundation Lakeview Clinic Joan and Mike Andreotti Jim† and Deb Gilroy* Julie Loosbrock† Margaret E. 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Michael Gullickson Verizon Wireless* Foundation Kristen† and † Open Your Heart Benjamin and Patricia Hamm * Wal-Mart Foundation Kathleen Schmidlkofer†* Robert Kimmell to the Hungry Laura Cooper Joan and Tim Hanson Irving and Shavlik Family & Homeless Patricia Kovel-Jarboe Charitable Fund Marjorie Weiser* Foundation* and Mark Jarboe Head Family Foundation Plymouth Congregational John E. Bergdall Bradley† and HealthPartners, Inc.* Shrewsbury/Lundin Church in Minneapolis Virginia R. Kuhn Bohmann/Riehle Colleen Wood* Family Fund of The Pamela Hermann Richard & Beverly Fink Lametti & Sons, Inc. Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation* and Daniel Polglaze Family Foundation Laurie Laner† and Minneapolis Foundation* Ruth Stoner and Kathryn Hill Susan I. 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Foundation Norma Adams†* Stephen Flagg and Junauld Presley* Mary Henrickson John & Carole Sayer Adjustable Bedding Charitable Fund of the Primp 48th and Concepts, Inc. Foley & Mansfield, PLLP Chicago, LLC Catholic Community Erick Ajax and Penelope Franchot Above: The Walmart Foundation funds nutritious John and Marla Ordway Prospect Creek Kristen Olsen Michael and Foundation food for our shelter residents. Charitable Lead Trust Kimberly Alexander Linda Frank † Timothy and Richard and ALT-KIE Computer Fred & Elizabeth Mary Kaul-Hottinger Donna Peterson Linda Johnson Marilyn Pryor Weiner Fund Consultants, Inc. and David Hottinger Grant† and Ramsey County Stephanie Johnson Cheryl Andersen Laura and Birgit Kelly Caitlin Piller* Bar Foundation Joseph Fruci Lorna Jones Scott Anderson John Kelly Plus Relocation Services Rasmussen-Northeast and Lisa Bailey Paul and Lisa Gabbert Karen Viskochil Fund Bank Foundation Rosemary Kessler of The Minneapolis Nancy Andrews Carol Gates Foundation Cassandra Rogers Chandraleka Prestige Wealth Anonymous (12) Janet and and David King Management King of Kings Mary Rosendahl John Gendler Sophie and Kirkpatrick Pricco Family Lutheran Church* Ken and Casey Arends Thomas Gilde Charitable Trust Charitable Fund The KNW Group Nina Rothchild Bob and Sara Beth Gohdes Sau and Linda Kong Prosperwell Kowalski’s Market - Jenny and Avery Babel Kevin Graebel Financial, LLC Woodbury George Ruth Craig Kruse Amanda Bainbridge Martha Greiner Toni Rahn Tineka Kurth Saint Stephen’s Lutheran Thomas Lally* Church - Women of ELCA Caroline and Patricia and Land O’Lakes Foundation Maureen Rangen James Ladner Daniel Bell Beckman* Salem English Mark Grimes Catherine Redman Mark Larson Sharon G. Lazarus Lutheran Church Bell Mortgage Amy Gudmestad Gaylen and Sonja Larson† and Mary Lebens Scott and Marjorie Kenneth Berglund Ceace Haagensen Beth Reetz Peter Moore* Johnson Fund of The Sheila Leete Sharon and Leslie Hafiz Catherine Rohrman Katherine and Minneapolis Foundation Marvin Bookin Jon Lundin Jeffrey and Sandy Ryan Patrick Leighton Sears Imported Todd Macgregor Al and Julie Borg Lucy Heegaard Sam and Vera Fund Lillian Wright & Autos, Inc. Norma May Mary and James and of the Minneapolis C. Emil Berglund Anne and Foundation, Inc. Mats Brenner Rebecca Heflin Michael and Foundation Jay Senne* Kay McCarthy CenturyLink Charles A. Hendrix Sam’s Club #6309 Lolë Twin Cities Gina Seppi Clarke M. Williams and Elizabeth Dolezal Wendy and Patrick J Sauter* Tom and Mari Lowe Kay and Jeffrey Slack Randy McKinnis Foundation James and Maguire Agency Dennis Schapiro Penny M. Tesarek Nancy and Deborah Holbrook Peggy and and Jeanne Andre Marion H. Andrus Paul Meillier Connie Theien-Psotka Eric Chalmers Michael and Endowment Fund Joseph Scheitlin Andrew Thompson Joel and Winni Katie Holtz Nicole and Maslon, LLP Brad Middendorf Susan Schmiechen Christopherson Teresa Hudoba Daniel Tschida Schneeweis Capital Colleen McKeown Heather and and Terry Wander Mike & Linda Fiterman Paul and Management Tony Collen Family Foundation Michele McKeown Jane Tschida* Veena Iyer and John Reilly Laurie Miller Laura J. Secord Community Health James & Ann Howard Andrea Turner Dan† and Medtronic Foundation Charities Minnesota Family Fund Meghan Miller Stacy and Dave Cynthia Seeman* David Michael Mark Jacobson Jane R. Newman Minneapolis Community Van Meter Karen Severine and Jill Conda Charitable Trust and Technical College Michael R. & Jacqueline Sara Wahl† and Cornerstone Joe Sherry R. Kavanagh Family Fund Michael Davis* Barbara Janson Joy Montello Insurance Agency I-ming Shih and Carol Millar Carol and Joyce and Moore Family Foundation Crosswols Foundation Arnold Chu Charles and Ray Waldron* Marvin Jenkins Seward H. Mott Edward and Brian Short-Ohana Laura Miller Walling, Berg Kelly Johnson Jane Nordstrom- Sherry Ann Dayton Spire Federal Minnesota Correctional & Debele, PA Johnson-McFadden McAlpine Amy Deden Credit Union Facility - Lino Lakes* Mary Walters and Fund of the Fidelity Daniel and Mary Moerbitz Robert Schroeder Tim Deis Charitable Gift Fund Judy Nuese Springhouse Ministry Center Deborah Mullen Laura Walvoord John Dempsey Jonathan & Oakdale Wesleyan Jill Eisenberg Christine Stanson†* Mary Jean and Church New Money Express Warren Foundation Family Fund John deRosier PadillaCRT Niki Stavrou Newhall Schleuss Weblease, USA Kathleen and Jill Doescher Cathy Steinhagen Family Foundation Lois West Duffy and Douglas Jones Helen Paul, PhD Elizabeth Dolezal and Steve Arnold Christine Stroemer* Newport Joseph Duffy Nancy Jones Lutheran Church Karen Peters Joseph T. Sundberg * Capital donors † Board Members ‡ Deceased 21 TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2015 | BUILDING STRONG BRIDGES
Peter Surdo Suzanne and Andrea Brandner Anne Hage Michael McCarthy Saint Peter Sheila Sweeney Timothy Almen Kelly Broneak John and Tonya Jae McKeown and Lutheran Church Thomas Telander Thomas and Jennifer Buhring Haggenmiller Robin Rusconi Sally A Anson Jodie Altenhofen Charitable Fund Debra D. Thompson Tim Cahlander Thomas and Mead and Hunt, Inc. American Association Pamela Halpern John and Sample Czar Inc. Denise Thorson of University Women Danita Carlson and Brian Thyr Cheri Hanna Patricia Meegan Sharon Sayles Belton Douglas† and Barbara Andersen and Melissa Underwood Joleen and Heather Heil Mary Miller M. Patricia Schaffer Mardee Greenberg and David Weissbrodt University of Ronald Carlson Steven and Mildred Miller Derek and Mica Penny Hornig Jean Schlemmer St. Thomas Anders-Turner Millie Caspersen Minneapolis Retired Kimberly Howard Teachers, Inc. Paul Schnell† and Brian and Karen Anonymous (13) Karen Chandler VanDerBosch Jill and Joerg Hutmacher Minnesota Association of Julie Myhre-Schnell Christine Asuquo Sara and Joel Chechik Laurie and Kirk Velett Carla Januska and Professional Employees Gary and Randy Atchison Lydia Crawford Lynn Schurrer* Venture Solutions Jennifer Manion Minnesota Correctional John and Mary Joanne and Facility - Faribault Francis Schweigert Rodney and Patrick Cullen Jacqueline Johnson Bachhuber Minnesota Scott C. Winifred West Nadine Czoschke William and Lauren Baker and Vicci Johnson Jamboree Council Knowlan Trust Penny White Eric Black Dereck Daehn Scott Johnston Lucy and Susan Severson White Bear Lake United Laurie Bakken* Manuel De Paz Robert Mitchell Methodist Church Brian Jones Eric Shaughnessy Baratz Family Foundation Delta Kappa Gamma - Joanne Montie Corinne Shindelar William and Sigma Chapter Eugene Jones and Carl Besser JoAnne Bollenbeck Jennifer Barrett and Judith Oliver William and Charitable Fund Jerald Benson Jane and Bob DeMay Cheryl and Joyce Sieben Dr. Charles and Mike Neeley Duane Woeste Bethel United Glenna Dibrell and Sally Jorgensen Ellen Silva and Methodist Church David Cummings Dr. Glen and Wilson Gibbins Woodruff Family Kahn Brothers, LLC Mrs. Marilyn Nelson Charitable Fund Diane Blake ECMC Group, Inc. Kara Sime Richard Kain Raymond Nguyen Mary Blanchard Peter Eisenberg and Katherine Matthew Smith and Mary Cajacob Simon Frank North United Blue Cross Blue Shield Methodist Church B. Smith Davis $250 to $499 Jeffrey Elder of Minnesota Mary Karpinen Carol Soutor Alliance Kathleen O’Brien Sara and Patience Felt Dora Kaufman Ron Ofstead and SRI William Boulger, Jr. Barbara Forster and Pamela Kildahl Claudia Poser Lawrence Hendrickson Nicole Starr Robin King Cooper Ryan and Chuck Funk Stillwater Sunrise Rotary and Charles Gray* Marie Pacyga Gap Foundation John and Matthew and Dr. William and Marcia Stout Gapen Larson Ann Kinney Suzanne Payne & Johnson William Swaim James Klein Linda Pellowski Alexander Genz Denise Tabet and Sandra L. Kletschka Christopher and Robin Berry Nicky Gillett* Jo Petersen Mary and Peter Knoll Barbara and John Goodwin Lindsey Kopp Carol Peterson Bruce Telander Lisa Gray Lori A. Kratchmer Gary and Dana Tennison Sharon Peterson Clifford and Diane and and Marty Miller Karyn Greene William Krueger Patricia Peterson Jennifer Toll Karen and Anne Pflugi Lisa Turfler Bernard Kunkel Pinnacle Solutions, Inc. United Health Group Kutak Rock LLP Harriet and Brye Vankerk Walter Pratt Janis LaDouceur Dorothy Vawter Karen and Barbara and Al Vredeveld Jeffrey Land James Quaday Richelle Wahi Heidi Larson Christopher and Darcy Rau Jeannette Wallen Joan Larson Janet Rice and Thomas Wegner and Charles Levine and Peter Bachman Barbara Weisman Marjorie Dana-Levine Jeannine and Karen A. Wendel Susan Lewis Sid Richison Laurie and Jay and Sally Lieberman David and Alan Wenker Dennis Lien and Janet Risinger Whitfield Russell Theresa Garey Diane Robinson Associates Jay† and Leah Lindgren* Zach Robinson Wendy Wiesman Judge Eric and Terrence and Mark Wilkes Kimberly Lipman* Kathleen Rong Joanna S. Winship Julian Loscalzo Lori and Troy Roovers Penny Winton Top: Proud to receive a grant from the Fourth Generation Fund of the David and Kenneth Rossow Women of the ELCA - Minneapolis Foundation to provide legal advocacy and support for older Denise Lund Melissa Rossow St. Paul Area Synod victims of abuse. Dr. Deane and Nancy Manolis Lorie Roux E. James and Carol Woodward Bottom: For 25 years, the Men of Ireland Hall at the University of Rollie Marcovitch Robin Rusconi and Jae McKeown Anne Kanyusik Yoakum St. Thomas have raised awareness and funds for Tubman with their Carol Martinson Tracy Anne Saarela Zachry Group Teeter Totter Marathon. Maser, Amundson, Boggio & Hendricks, PA Saint Paul’s Monastery Debra and Paul Zisla 22 BUILDING STRONG BRIDGES | TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2015
In-kind gifts
$10,000 and Cynthia Bond Vicki Anderson Anne Kupferschmidt Bill and Jane Sullivan Lyla Eldeeb † Above Beverly Brosam Kelly Andrews Laurie Laner and Urban Growler Jane Engel Budget Sign Anonymous (1) Mark Borman Carla Waldemar Fairview Children’s Clinic Ameriprise Financial † Shop, Inc. Vicky Anthony Sonja Larson Washington County MaryAnn Fallon Event Lab and Peter Moore Calvary Baptist Church Avionte Attorney’s Office Margaret Fett Lake Elmo Jaycees P.A. Lee-Woods Cargill Sara Baker Luca West First Christian Church Lindquist & Kim Lipman Caribou Coffee, Edina Lacey Behning Mary and David West Tammy Floberg Vennum, PLLP Julian Loscalzo Coats Of Kindness Barbara Wiita † Mall of America Belwin Conservancy Tammie L. Follett, Esq. James Corts Linda Lounsbury Kate Wisser† Slumberland Camille Benoit Front Avenue Pottery Lori and John Crowley Lowry Hill Kathy Yakal and Tile Co. Furniture Marlys Benshoof Liquor Store Anna Davis Bruce Zellmer Pamela Fuzzey Janet Berry Dan Maher Colleen Doescher Mary Galwin $5,000 to $9,999 JoAnne and Kathryn Maher Nicole Doescher-Train William Bollenbeck Jamie Gangaware Anonymous Mike Maher $250 to $499 Jen Ellinwood Kristine Boyer Kelsey Gearhart Baker Tilly Virchow Marco 3M Foley & Caesar’s Entertainment Generations Krause, LLP Cindy McCleary Briana Ahola Mansfield, PLLP Colleen Carey† Wealth Group Judy Blossom Kathy Alden Holly Gabby and Pam Endean Devetta McIntosh Girl Scout Brownie Extrados Salon & Spa Matt Allen Nancy and Art Green Christ Lutheran Church Saundra McKissie Troop #14812 Michael and ALT-KIE Computer Beverly Grossman Sharon Clair Dr. Eric and Shauna Goodman Linda Frank Mara Melum Consultants, Inc. Megan Huberty Clancey’s Meats Haircuts Unlimited Glad Creations Shanna Miko Anonymous (3) Susan and Dale Joy Melanie Crenshaw Maura Halbach Quilt Shop Melvin Armstrong and Scottie Miller Richard Hansen Katherine Guldan Leslie Knight Mary Joe Dolan Donna Thomas MISO Energy Gary and Linda Haugen Oska Steve Litton Monica Droogsma Brenda Armstrong and Wendy Morris Delores Hedrick Aaron Rupert Lolë Twin Cities ECMC Group, Inc. Warren Ajax The Morris Carolyn Arnebeck Heidi Helmeke Simon Says Give Peggy Lucas Jenn Emmerich Leatherman Company and Chad Roberts Darlene and Tony Nancy Herther Lunderby Mount Calvary Ascheman Photography, Inc. Essen-Zeeb-Brune- Lutheran Church Hilton Minneapolis $2,500 to $4,999 Tollefson Family Leah Bailey Julie Macellaro John and Holy Cross Caribou Coffee, Tara Majeski Faith United Catherine Muggee Bellmont Partners Lutheran Church Minneapolis (Hennepin) Methodist Church Charles McGinty Neighbors Helping Earl Bergendahl Hope Community Church Charming Charlie First Presbyterian Neighbors Marlene McKeown Billykirk Toni Hopkins Nkem N. Daphne Church, Stillwater Barbara Nelson Patricia Blomquist Sheri Ilinykh Chirpich Jim Meehan (Everett) Helen Nieland Nancy Bois Star Insminger Clothes Mentor Minnesota Premier First Presbyterian Publications Church, Stillwater Richard† and Boutwells Landing J.G. Hause Tom Cran (Osgood) Joan Niemiec Construction, Inc. Kelly Patnoe Kenneth Brown Kevin Graebel Lisa Flom Noah’s Ark Kelly Jackson Marcia and Wes Brugger Juli Grage Peter Sadowski Eileen Forrester Oakdale Faith Jaspersen Wesleyan Church Annalise Bue Graybar Electric Saint Anthony Park D Fryd Cynthia Jepsen Company, Inc. Angie Carciofini Chapter 212, Order Girl Scout Troop #14327 Kirsten Obermeyer and Fred Hundt Walter Kelsey of the Eastern Star Barb Carlson Lorin Gorton Jodell O’Connell Sandra Johnson Donna Mae Kovala Saint Croix Academy and Rick Curran Margaret Carlson Citron Lisa Gray The Jungle Theatre Beth and and Paul Citron Minnesota Quilters Efrain Santiago Brenda Kimbrough Trudi Greaves Michael O’Neill Vernice Carter Mosquito Deb Schmidt Kristen† and Marlo Green Park Tavern Bowling & Castle Building & Sisu Martin, LLC Annie Seberson Robert Kimmell Gunflint Lodge Entertainment Center Remodeling Wedge Community Niki Stavrou Virginia Kissner Faith Hagestuen Donna Peterson Vicki Cheatham Co-Op John Sugimura Hernandez Susan and Amy Claeson Bradley† and Gloria Hagestuen The KNW Group T.L.C. Toys Wayland Porter Colleen Wood Savita and Mary Michael Connolly Eva Teteris Kristi Kony Ramesh Harjani Junauld Presley Cooking Club Caren Trabant Julie Kuyava Patricia Harvey Karen and Lindy Corbin-Studt $1,000 to $2,499 University of Minnesota James Quaday Kathleen Laska William and Dave Cowley Colleen and Jean Weiss and Laurie Hoagland Judy Reitus Katherine and Patrick Fred Adiyia Meg Crissinger Leighton David Kester Christine Horwath Saint Paul Area Andrea M Aluarado Synod - Women Peter Dahl Tim Lescarbeau Wuollet Bakery Julie Huber Anonymous (2) Karen Seppelt Kelsi Dankey Linden Hills Dentistry YWCA, Uptown J. Jill - Mall of America Apothecary Vernon Simmons Dave Cowley Incentives Julie Loosbrock† Z Wines Jawaahir Dance Products, LLC Company & the Beers Skovholt Laura M de Rosier Wanda Lorsung Jessica Bader Cassandra School Mary Durand Alina Madan $500 to $999 Jacalyn St. Dennis Nan and Kelly Kaiser Cynthia Barbara Durenberger Maki Photography Paul Bertelson Jo Anne Anderson Grace Knoll Starkweather-Nelson Candice Eishen Manhattan Toy Company * Capital donors † Board Members ‡ Deceased 23 TUBMAN ANNUAL REPORT 2015 | BUILDING STRONG BRIDGES
Above: Former CEO Bev Dusso, Emcee Jearlyn Steele, and Event Chair Nancy Green having a ball at the Starlight Soiree. Left: Jen Polzin with Viktor the Viking at the Wing Ding.
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In Memory of In Honor of Nickey Larson Lisa McGuire Jennifer J. Polzin Ruth Albrecht Soutor Debi Mason Beverly C. Dusso Carol and Carol Soutor Association for Innovation Fund Denise Wilder and Marilyn J. Pash Ray Waldron Nonsmokers-Minnesota Colleen Carey† Brian Patterson Marvin Borman Kathy S. Kimmel and Pam Endean Marlene Pouchet Josie R. Johnson Eleanor Newman Kate Fraser Fox Rothschild LLP Robert† and Anonymous Carol Barnstorf Arvonne and David E. Buzza Nancy Erickson Donald Fraser Carol and Mary Durand Theresa Shepherd John and Kay Buzza Tammie L. Kelly Kruzel Catherine Droege J. Lorraine Newman Follett,† Esq. Jana Freiband Blanche Evridge Christine (BMX Chick) Jane and Bob DeMay Joanne Newman Jean Freeman† Katy Sly John Dempsey Laurie Laner and Bruce Golob Jim and Jean Schlemmer Diane Willer-Sly Sheryl Palmer † Katherine M. Durand Diane Bystrom Diane Gates Willa Freiband Marilyn Lebens and Laura Stone-Jeraj Anonymous and Marian Quinn and Michelle Buss Jane and Bob DeMay Catherine Pallas Eric Brook Carol Barnstorf Richard† and Walter and Diane Gates Mary Lebens Thomson Reuters Linda Johnson Raymond and Harriet Johnson Allianz Life Insurance Roslyn Duda Sonja Larson† Co. of North America Marcia’s Mary Char Tolkien and Roger Parkin Paul Durand and Peter Moore Kay Marvels Karen Hawley Marlene Parkin General Mills-Black Marcia and Georgine Burke Virginia McClellan McGough Construction Company, Inc. Champions Network Peter Sadowski Christa Weber Anna Meek Jane Searcy Thompson Kelly Baker Sandra Roe Richard M.† and Ruth Maynard Kenneth Charles Justice Rosalie E. Wahl Joanne Newman Joan Niemiec William Ressler Sandra Shrewsbury Kathryn and Diane Robinson Jasmine DeCarish Nancy Grimme Jon Lundin Gregory Graves* Ron and Marlene McKeown Northern Star BSA - Paul and Jane Tschida Colleen McKeown Beverly Jones Heydinger* Metro Lakes District Aimee Kathleen Williams Linda Drayton Minnesota Lucile Darcy Jack and Marjory Iman Maxwell Jae McKeown and Clifton Johnson Christensen Robin Rusconi Women Lawyers* J.L. Fable Kenneth Sachs John and Jacqueline Stanley and Michele McKeown Karen Wendel Chandraleka Christensen Doris Hill and John Reilly Christine Wendel Carolyn M. Leete and David King Karen West Jaclyn Davern Beverly C. Dusso Jean McDonald Richard and Linda Wikoff Carol and Bill Rohde James Iver Ginger Thompson Joan Niemiec Caroline and Daniel Hanson Sr. Susan Zanish Jessica Niemiec Bell Beckman Ingrid Livingston Deborah Zanish Sue Eckfeldt Loretta and and Josh Tomfohr Laura and and Daniel Danielson and Mary Allen Chris Johnson Joseph Fruci Margaret C Charmoli Natalie Ottum Dana Fox Janice Jaguszewski Heather Ludvigson Noreen Madson Katherine and Barbara Warrington Bonnie Gray and John Allen Debra K. Page Darwin Hendel Virginia and Earl Bach Jean Schlemmer Below: Many of Elaine E Hartsman Kathy and Gary Fouty Anna Peck the talented and Robin King Cooper Rebecca Sappington and Charles Gray Anthony and committed staff Sarah Ihrig team at Tubman
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