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2017 Impact Report 2017 Impact Report Presented by MESSAGE FROM THE WCFR Dear friends, Our capital campaign donors contributed $228,000 in 2017, GArcebhher,ardt,Coffm N Jicanamio Enge ineers GriBauechen,erCu, rBrile Dss,e-Annar riErnica &e Andrea HBrartyad,D y,Soran, iStd e&ph ALynnmandanie a HCaookemerFer, orEgun,lis sMaon,abetry Sah ra In our community, 50,000 women and children live in poverty and 1 in 4 children are food-insecure. Poverty bringing us within 16% of $2.1 million goal. We utilized a *GebArcher,hardt,Col e,N icol MJeariessasica GriBauggserCu, ,Pa rMarantriciais, ieMegan Has*BkelrauDloran,n, ,C Lindee Karenysa HCaooneeverFe, rr,Mollyne Pety, eM AegaLORIn MOLONEY runs deep in our lowest income neighborhoods, where 90% of school children are enrolled in the Free & President 2017 was a good year for Women & Children’s, full of change portion of the funds to purchase a new delivery van. 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We provided 66,503 well-balanced meals and as we enter our third decade Secretary experience hands-on learning for the betterment of their health and local business leaders propels us to continue our mission GiAudveof Wit uConservicebon-hzett, LibeDow Joinrtynri 2018,ver Neighb we oarerhood ready toH expand*BerryagedoDalr,n, lP maour hilipBan n,rbmodelp Karl & even Jani ecfurther!e *HBregogayeEdnsiw,, ard CJosollsepheen, Nanciney ImCaslroand,Foselsll ateE,L rDavid, Stephan & Tanaie glaCoussynCook,babcil y, DiLLanCe HBagen,ertDhoud,augha Collee Hrtyeathen, Darvid & Mary HBreineown,Eimckholann, Bern tKerry,a deAndtterea IndependenCarroFonll, tCeiynjtn, thiIns KaurancelLISAly e DIFFLEYAgents & G*AvloWever,enell*Coo wouldSandr,ley, Davea Manot M &ri belyAnn nthe& Ar thrivingt Hanson and welcomingHBeagginstDav, ,J ennBaies, rplaceti feDen&r Liisnde thate ll we are without allHBrendr ofown,El iourckme Jes on,rwonderful,nni J amRyferanes & SCavolunteersuellie that helpB CarsonrokeForsst, Serha, KayronExecutive Director GAvoberel,Coy t,Sr ylviamanCare,y Ma& ElainryAnne HBeake,stDavis, ,M Junollye Brandy *HBrengown,Emy, ShamanuKathronleeel nPresbyterian Church InlandCarteFo rNor,st Jerilthl, weMurstie Caml aro Club us on a daily basis! Our volunteers do everything from prepping food and washing dishes, to laundry and own. We added new internship opportunities for WSU’s Master Our success is Spokane’s success. With the ongoing support of GAyodreleCosws, rriMki,ock, rgaDav Rnidobe &r tEli & zabDebetorah h *HBaletlow,ock,Dehne Anne Eryr, nnJay Me & Chloe *HBrenrown,Endo,y, Bi Mlliee Katganhryn Jack*CaskeysonFou, tz,Me J, oaMlannariey handyman projects. of Science Coordinated Program in Dietetics, Nutrition and our donors, partners, volunteers and Board, Women & GBoeacbel,hCohube rStulevli,r, en ElNic iz& abe &R enJanthe HBaletlortDingeaelanen, rToni, Suy, Pausannl e& Melanie *HBrenrown,Eng,y, Mary S tCaephrolanie *JCaacobullFriesederkon,z, Ol Diviaiing,ane Patty Exercise Physiology program and continued to engage seniors Children’s is ready to meet the needs of our community. 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It was quite an undertaking With gratitude, *GorBalton,c*Ch, r JameDavulierid, An& itaPatrice HBarbaugitz,D Ji anJulioh,e She, Srrry Ma K ry Lou HilBul,rgi KathyEvnan, Hayleys, Steven & Gloria JohnChishosonFullm,le Aprr,, HeKail aththryern to set up a full kitchen in Riverfront Park and tent the Howard GBotaltsdwchalkCrin,andal ,T omHl,eat Terri&her Aril HBardejorDkman,r,ia Domond,nna Laur Fealicia HilBul,rk, TiffFa Krranelly, Dy onald & Annetta JohnChrisonGstalb L, uColrtheae SUSANtJranh,ef fRo reChynna u& rchFOSTER-DOW Robi Wonmen GBraanfosnCri,ing, Deasw elDenl, &bora Eug Elizheneabet &h DoreeLISAn DIFFLEYHBardlaciDiln,k, lonChaunTirre, Mall arSTEFANIEcha BRUNO HilBule,rnFa Kas,r reHarenll,MELISSArum Mairy BERRY *JChohnriGst'ssonall o,,Ch Da Pauuvirchdla &of PeggMt. 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