Annual Report - Lutheran Community Services Northwest

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Annual Report - Lutheran Community Services Northwest
Year of the Refugee
2016 Report to the Community
Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2014-2015
Our Mission
Lutheran Community
Services Northwest
partners with individuals,
families and
communities for health,
justice and hope.
Table of Contents
Pages 4- 5 Year of the Refugee
Page 6
Across Our Agency
Page 7
Elise and Marigold
Page 8 LCSNW Leadership
Page 9 Financials
Pages 10-19
Donor Recognition
About the Cover
Pictured on the cover and this page are
refugees who live and work in Oregon
and Washington. They all have a connection to LCS Northwest, as they were
resettled by us, are part of one of our
refugee programs, were in our foster care
program, or work for us. They come from
Afghanistan, Burma, Iraq, Somalia and
Syria. They are members of our LCS
family.
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LCS Northwest Annual Report
Diversity is Our Strength
Dear Friends,
We celebrate our diversity. With more than 100 programs, our work to
strengthen communities and to help people heal and grow is diverse. The
people we work with and the people we employ are just as diverse.
From Spokane to Seattle to Portland to Klamath Falls, we partner with
seniors, children, youth, families in crisis, people battling addiction, asylum
seekers, the homeless, people healing from traumatic experiences and many
more. I’d like to highlight some of our work:
zz We’re partnering with more families and children. In Washington, our
Wraparound programs in the Tri-Cities are growing quickly, and we’re
expanding Wraparound to Spokane. We opened a new family center
in Arlington, WA in response to the Oso mudslide two years ago.
A Blessing for You
May God bless us with a restless
discomfort about easy answers,
half-truths and superficial relationships, so that we may seek truth
boldly and love wholeheartedly.
May God bless us with holy anger at injustice, oppression, and
exploitation of people, so that we
may work for justice, freedom and
peace.
May God bless us with tears to
shed with and for those who suffer
from pain, rejection, hunger, grief
or war, so that we may reach out
our hands to comfort them and turn
their pain into joy.
May God bless us with enough
foolishness to believe that we really
can make a difference in this world,
so that we are able, with God’s
grace and help, to do what others
claim cannot be done, to bring
justice and kindness to all, to heal,
serve, love and reconcile.
zz In Oregon, we’re working with families to make generational changes
at our “A Family Place” Relief Nurseries in Yamhill County. We’re helping the homeless in Central Oregon. In Klamath Falls and Prineville, as
well as Boise, ID we work in schools to help kids make better choices.
zz We’re fighting human trafficking in Spokane. We’re raising awareness
about a real problem in the Northwest and working with the community
and law enforcement to do something about it.
zz Our Multicultural Community Services continue to expand. Our refugee
resettlement efforts have grown in the Portland-Vancouver and TacomaSeattle areas.
zz In Tacoma, we’re doing more for seniors with dementia. We just started
Memory Cafes, adding to our successful Zoo Walks.
You make our work possible. Thank you for supporting our agency. I will
end with a Catholic Blessing (left) I shared at our recent fundraising brunches. It captures what we’re about.
David Duea
President and CEO
Amen.
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LCS Northwest Stands with Refugees
King County Executive Dow Constantine held a press conference at our Executive Services at Angle Lake office in SeaTac, WA at the end
of 2015 to say that King County will be welcoming Syrian refugees in 2016. The governors of Oregon and Washington also said that
Syrian refugees would be welcomed in their states.
Nearly every day last year, we looked at pictures of
refugees fleeing Syria. Most showed scared faces of
people clinging to life.
Then one night last November, terrorists attacked Paris
killing more than 100 people. We read the news with
great sadness. The topics of refugees and terrorists became intertwined. People’s compassion turned to fear.
Refugees became a topic of debate and politics. Some
presidential candidates and many governors said refugees are not welcome.
At Lutheran Community Services Northwest, we welcome refugees to the Pacific Northwest. That is one of
the fundamental things we’ve done for 40 years. We
resettle newly-arrived refugees, help them learn basic
living skills, and work with them on mental health issues.
well into the future. We will welcome Christians, Muslims and refugees of all faiths.
After all, we are all God’s children.
We hear people’s concerns and understand their safety fears. We are confident
in our country’s system that handpicks refugees who resettle here. Refugees go
through multiple layers of security checks, including rigorous security screenings that
involve the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, the Department of Defense
and multiple intelligence agencies.
As a part of a larger community of Lutherans, we feel it is essential to provide opportunities to each refugee in need. If the shoe was on the other foot, if we were
facing these uncertain circumstances, we would hope for the same grace and the
same belief in humanity that we offer at LCS Northwest. We stand with refugees,
as equals, and will help them as our own.
After partnering with more than 35,000 refugees,
we’ve learned that they strengthen our communities,
improve our economy, and diversify our culture. They
are people who need a new country to call home. We
facilitate that process.
Refugees are people fleeing horrific conditions. Listening to their stories is difficult, but we open our doors and
our hearts to them. We will continue to welcome and resettle Syrian and other refugees in the Pacific Northwest
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LCS Northwest Annual Report
Syrian Family Finds Peace in Portland
He’s one of the most patriotic people you will
meet. Every day, he kisses the American flag
that proudly hangs from his family’s apartment balcony.
son. After two years, they registered as
Syrian refugees with the United Nations
High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
They applied for a
The man’s name is
“I’m starting life here and I’m
visa to the United
Abdulkader Arab.
States, and it came
not
looking
back.”
He is the first Syrian
in December 2015.
- Abdulkader Arab
refugee in Oregon
Being Kurdish, Arab
and a Kurdish Sunni
thought the Turkish
Muslim. He and his
government wouldn’t
wife have three small children. LCS Northwest
let him go. But after dealing with bureauresettled the family to Portland in December.
cracy for 15 days, the family was told they
The family endured tough conditions in Turkey
could leave.
after fleeing the Syrian Civil War.
They flew to Chicago, spent a night, and went
on to Portland. Arab says he loves how Portland is clean and organized. He rarely stops
smiling. His wife says that their children look
and feel so different now. They no longer fear
for their lives when they walk on the streets.
“I’m starting life here and I’m not looking
back,” Arab said. The family needs to heal
both emotionally and physically. Despite a
rough life, they all smile and are thankful for
a new start. “I want to teach my kids to love
the flag so they love their country,” Arab said.
Arab works hard – usually five 10-hour shifts
a week at a manufacturing plant in Beaverton. He wants to spend more time with
his family, learn English, and get a driver’s
license. His new friend and translator, Nabil
Katcho, reminds him that learning takes time.
“He is ready to give up on everything that is
his past,” the translator said for Arab. When
you hear about his past, it’s easy to understand why.
Arab was a carpet retailer for 10 years in
Aleppo, Syria, when the civil war broke out in
March, 2011. Business dried up quickly, food
and water became scarce, and living was
suddenly dangerous. Many bad people were
making and carrying out threats. Within one
month’s time, Arab’s family was devastated.
His brother was shot and killed going to work
as an engineer. His father was murdered collecting his pension check.
Arab had to support his family, so he left his
wife and two kids with other family members and made his way to Istanbul. He found
employment with a tailoring business, where
he ate, slept and worked. He wasn’t treated
well, but he sent money home to his family.
Then Arab found out his wife was pregnant
with their third child. With conditions getting
worse in Syria, he hired smugglers to bring
the family to Istanbul. Life in Istanbul was
difficult. The only housing they could find was
a small basement apartment that filled with
water every time it rained. Many nights the
kids went to bed hungry. Their extended family was split up into different countries – some
migrated to Greece and others resettled in
Germany. There was no school for the oldest
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Across Our Agency
Brief highlights from our major offices in Washington,
Oregon and Idaho
Vicki McConnachie (left) and L.V.
VanBlaricom volunteer at the Diaper Bank for our A Family Place Relief Nursery in McMinnville. They
also promote A Family Place in the
community and raise money for it.
Beaverton
Our new client-friendly office space officially opened in August 2015. Our staff
diversity increased, as we now have more
therapists and case managers in the Culturally Specific Mental Health program.
We added a new program - Immigration Counseling and Advocacy Program
(ICAP).
Boise
It’s been an incredible year with new staff,
new schools and a wonderful opportunity
to partner with Dove Mission Initiative’s
African refugee after-school project.
Central Oregon
After a year of negotiating, we are close
to buying the building where we have an
office in Prineville. We earned the funding
for two programs that are scheduled to
start in 2016 – Rental Assistance and Jail
Diversion.
Klamath Falls
Despite a persistently tough area economy and a significant decrease in contract
revenues in 2015, we redefined, reinvigorated and rebalanced our services and
staff. Sometimes it’s not about growth, but
about bringing grace and integrity to our
mission of service and community partnership.
In October, we officially opened our new Arlington Community Resource Center. Developed
in response to the SR 530 Mudslide in March 2014 near Oso, WA, the Center was formed
through a partnership of organizations dedicated to bringing hope and healing to the Stillaguamish Valley after the tragedy.
Portland/Vancouver
Our Refugee Resettlement efforts grew last year, especially in the Tacoma/Seattle areas. Even
with a lack of affordable housing and the political noise about refugees, we successfully resettled 529 refugees in Portland, 138 in Vancouver and 289 in Tacoma/Seattle.
South Puget Sound
We’re doing more for people with dementia and their caregivers. Attendance at our Early
Stage Memory Loss Zoo Walk at Point Defiance Zoo in Tacoma continues to grow. We teamed
with Elmer’s Restaurant in Tacoma to start Memory Cafes in Tacoma in 2016. Memory Cafes
are a monthly meeting where people at all stages of dementia and their caregivers can share
a meal and social opportunities.
Spokane
Planning is finished and we received the green light to start the Unaccompanied Refugee Minor
program in the summer of 2016. A new Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) program
for at-risk youth will also start in 2016.
Tri-Cities
We had an unprecedented year of growth. We’ve more than doubled our physical space to
accommodate expansion of our WISe program, and we expect the same rate of expansion
next year.
Yamhill County
After years of growing programs, our focus turned to building and deepening ties to the community. We added a volunteer coordinator and events manager, along with investing in internal
and external communications to strengthen our roots in the community.
North Puget Sound
Workers from Nordstrom’s corporate
office spent a day volunteering at
LCS Northwest in SeaTac. They refurbished garden beds for our Family
Center’s community gardens.
International Counseling and Community
Services (ICCS) opened a second location in Kent last year. Now with offices in
SeaTac and Kent, ICCS has more capacity
and is closer to where refugee clients live.
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Elise and Marigold: LCS Northwest Teamwork
Counseling is one of our primary services at
LCS Northwest. One of our most unique counseling teams is Elise Hutchison in Spokane and her
guide dog, Marigold.
Marigold is the only Golden Retriever working at LCS Northwest. Hutchison is legally blind,
and Marigold became her guide dog in 2015.
It turns out that Marigold helps her with her job
as a therapist and case manager. Clients relax
more with Marigold around.
“One of my clients was having a tough time really opening up,” Hutchinson said. “Marigold went
and sat with him, and the boy started sharing
things with me. She helped us make progress.”
It’s easy to tell which job Marigold is doing. If
her harness is on, she’s a guide dog, and you
leave Marigold alone. When the harness is off,
she’s a lovable pup who is full of energy and
loves to play with Hutchison’s pet dog, Primrose.
“There are times when therapists have rough
days and they’ll stop by and ask if they can give
Marigold a hug,” Hutchison said. “They leave
feeling relaxed and ready to tackle the next big
thing on their plate.”
Hutchison has worked in the Spokane office since
2013. She earned her master’s degree in clinical
psychology in the spring of 2015.
“It’s an honor and a privilege to work with people who are trying to build up resilience to get
through some of the hardest moments in their
lives,” Hutchison said.
The therapist is not deterred by her lack of vision. Instead of reading body language and facial expressions, Hutchison pays close attention
to rate of speech and pitch changes.
“With some people I can build instant rapport
because they see a person who has overcome
barriers, and it gives them a sense they can do
the same,” Hutchison said. “What they’ve been
through, I can’t even imagine.”
Behavioral Health
Behavioral Health
Child Welfare
Family & Community
Support
Aging and Independent
Living Services
Immigration &
Refugee Services
Behavioral Health: Our Largest Service
Behavioral Health is one of LCS Northwest’s primary services, making up 41 percent of our overall services. Behavioral Health includes a variety
of counseling services at most locations.
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2015 SAFeT Counseling Clients
Spokane’s Sexual Assault and Family Trauma (SAFeT) program is one of our Behavioral
Health programs. SAFeT services for trauma
survivors include advocacy, counseling, crisis
services and education. In 2015, 98 percent
of SAFeT counseling clients reported that they
were doing better after receiving services.
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LCS Northwest Leadership
LCS Northwest Board of Directors
Current Board of Directors members are: (left to right) Daina Vitolins, Lisa Kraft, Mark Kachmarek, Rob Stephens, Jimmy Go, Bill Brueggemann, Heavin Maier, Pastor Paul Stumme-Diers, Gretta Merwin, Les White, Terri Austin-Randolph and Laura Gifford.
Board Members (current)
Rob Stephens, Chair, Spokane Valley, WA
Laura Gifford, Vice Chair, Portland, OR
Les White, Secretary, University Place, WA
Terri Austin-Randolph, Silverdale, WA
Bill Brueggemann, Redmond, WA
Jimmy Go, Portland, OR
Mark Kachmarek, Hillsboro, OR
Lisa Kraft, Eagle, ID
Heavin Maier, Spokane, WA
Gretta Merwin, Kennewick, WA
Paul Stumme-Diers, Bainbridge Island, WA
Daina Vitolins, Prineville, OR
Former Board Members
LCS Northwest Leadership Team
Current members of the LCS Northwest Leadership Team are: (front row, left to right) David
Duea, Amy Converse and Steve Haviland; (second row) Salah Ansary, Trudy Sorensen, Rochelle Brunsdon, Kay Reed and Scott Willard; (back row) Jake Fournier, Rick Hutchins, Greg
Dootson, Jordan Robinson, Denny McGaughy, Barry Hazard, Bob Pickel and Kate Gerken.
Kathleen Chase, Spokane, WA
Georgia Girvan, Boise, ID
Anna Meekisho, Beaverton, OR
Richard Tietjen, University Place, WA
Bruce Vesper, Richland, WA
Administrative Staff
Regional and Area Directors
David Duea, President and CEO
Rick Hutchins, VP of Human Resources
Kay Reed, Chief Financial Officer
Barry Hazard, Chief Development Officer
Jake Fournier, Chief Information/Strategy Officer
Amy Converse, Director of Organizational Excellence
Steve Haviland, Director of Communications
Maggie Coleman, Contract and Grant Administrator
Salah Ansary, Portland Area
Rochelle Brunsdon, Tri-Cities
Greg Dootson, North Puget Sound
Dennis McGaughy, Spokane and Boise
Bob Pickel, Klamath Falls
Jordan Robinson, Yamhill County
Trudy Sorensen, South Puget Sound
Scott Willard, Central Oregon
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LCS Northwest Annual Report
Financial Statements (For 12 months ending June 30, 2015)
Revenue and Expenses
Balance Sheet (at June 30, 2015)
FY 2014/15
FY 2013/14
Revenue
FY 2014/15 FY 2013/14
Assets
Government Fees and Grants
$ 21,680,239 $ 20,944,207
Cash and Investments
$9,379,657 $8,313,687
Client Fees
7,211,451
5,321,220
Accounts and Pledges Receivable (net)
3,427,146
3,695,519
Contributions and Public Support
2,151,094
2,636,481
Land, Buildings and Equipment (net)
9,252,478
9,438,780
United Way
Religious and
Associated Organizations
Investment Return
605,929
596,674
Other
537,676
599,474
217,723
321,935
Total Assets
68,421
535,103
SeaTac Building Rent
Gain on New Markets
Tax Credit Dissolution
Other Revenue
301,177
321,425
---
1,556,489
Accounts Payable
$790,050
$693,377
28,907
16,346
Accrued Liabilities
2,062,035
1,803,447
Deferred Revenue
1,006,672
1,140,438
Notes Payable
3,238,704
3,328,174
---
17,077
Total Revenue
$ 32,264,941 $ 32,249,880
$22,596,957 $22,047,460
Liabilities
Other
Expenses
Total Liabilities
$7,097,461 $6,982,513
Program Services:
Total Net Assets
15,499,496 15,064,947
Behavioral Health
$ 10,991,010 $ 8,588,500
Child Welfare
7,159,637
6,527,396
Family & Community Support
2,320,316
2,510,434
Senior & Disability Services
2,743,401
2,946,980
Immigration & Refugee Services
3,452,776
3,298,067
4,073,710
3,862,352
764,057
722,834
Supporting Services:
Management and General
Fundraising
SeaTac Building
Metric/Info325,485
Box 368,577
Total Expenses
$31,830,392 $28,825,140
Change in Net Assets
$434,549
$3,424,740
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$22,596,957 $22,047,460
Management’s Responsibilities for
Financial Statements and Internal Control
The financial statements of Lutheran Community Services Northwest and related organizations (LCSNW) were prepared by management, which is responsible for their reliability and objectivity. The statements have been prepared
in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United
States of America and, as such, include amounts based on informed estimates
and judgments of management. Financial information elsewhere in this annual
report is consistent with the financial statements.
LCSNW maintains internal control over financial reporting and over safeguarding of assets against unauthorized acquisition, use or disposition, which
is designed to provide reasonable assurance to LCSNW’s management and
Board of Directors regarding the preparation and reliability of financial
statements, and the safeguarding of assets. Internal control includes a documented organizational structure, a division of responsibility, and established
policies and procedures, including a code of conduct, to foster a strong ethical
climate.
There are inherent limitations in the effectiveness of any system of internal
control, including the possibility of human error and the circumvention or overriding of controls. Accordingly, even the most effective system of internal control can provide only reasonable assurance with respect to financial statement
preparation and the safeguarding of assets. Furthermore, the effectiveness of
internal control can change with circumstances.
David Duea, President and CEO
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President’s Circle
President’s Circle Donors, July 2014 - June 2015
The President’s Circle is a select group of donors who
have made a commitment to help provide a stable financial foundation of support to LCS Northwest through
annual giving of $1,000 or more.
Platinum President’s Circle
(Giving of $25,000+)
Peter Beckman
Benefactor President’s Circle
(Giving of $10,000 - $24,999)
Alice Iverson
Andy & Liz Law
Norbert & Christine Leupold
Margaret Liebert
David & Melissa Martenson
Walter & Pauline Schlotterbeck
Diamond President’s Circle
(Giving of $7,500 - $9,999)
Dennis & Kay Hill
Kathleen & Thomas Jacobson
Cliff & Ronni Tvedten
Gold President’s Circle
(Giving of $5,000 - $7,499)
Roger & Kathleen Chase
Leon Chesler
Jane Crane
Alice Danielson
Terry & Cynthia Edwards
Denise Hestnes
Stephen & Melissa Heuser
Hal & Nancy Johnson
Roger & Ellen-Marie Rystrom
Thomas Schaefer
Rob & Kelly Stephens
Pamela Stubsten & Frank Wichman
Bruce & Janice Vesper
Allen & Sally Vraspir
Silver President’s Circle
(Giving of $2,500 - $4,999)
Jeff Arntson
George K. Austin, Jr.
Dan & Joan Bauermeister
Pastor Ladd Bjorneby
Gustav & Janice Diem
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Sally Duenow
Brian & Judy Elbert
Nancy Fleet Stark
Curtis & Mary Froscheiser
Chris & Karen Grigg
Jack Hatlen
Jack & Joby Herman
David & Martha Jones
Todd & Lisa Kraft
Hans & Ann Lindstrom
Mitch & Heavin Maier
Steve & Ashlie McConnell
Kathleen McCrossin
Jim & Marilyn McGinnis
Gene & Gretta Merwin
Arnold & Mina Mittelstaedt
Roberta Nestaas
John & Cathy Pederson
William & Danita Porter
Bryan & Sarita Preuss
Joseph & Karen Roddy
Sarah Schmidt
Don & Margaret Schneuker
Henry & Lillian Solbrack
Chhe Taing
Phyllis Ufer
Linda Urgeleit
Boots & Paul Winterstein
Clinton A. Buetow
Dr. John Carden
Dave & Jocelyn Carson
Scott & Susan Chambers
Keri & Jamin Clark
Lawrence & Corliss Clay
Juanita & Robert Clifford
Gerald & Tamera Cochrun
Robert & Carolyn Cornie
Philip & Beth Cornish
Dennis & Barbara Crisman
William & Amarette Cunnings
Marcy & Wayne Daley
Marva Dawn-Sandberg & Myron Sandberg
Edward & Cynthia DeLano
Joyce DeVaul
Doug & Amy Dockter
Bob & Marilyn Duea
David & Jane Duea
Bruce & Eileen Edwards
Pauline Ellett
Judith Embler
Margaret Ensor
John & Jana Eriks
Gerry & Linda Evanson
John & Ruth Fabian
Kathy & Mark Falk
Eugene & Margrethe Farnstrom
Paula Fendler
Vera Fink
Bill & Liliana Frier
Phyllis Gabel
James & Margel Gallagher
Frank Ping & Sheila Gates-Ping
Rebecca Gehret
Carol & Charles Geldaker
Jacqueline Gibson
James & Georgia Girvan
Nancy Glazier
Lawrence & Julienne Glismann
President’s Circle
(Giving of $1,000 - $2,499)
John Aakre & Cindy Michael
Trygve & Lyla Anderson
Bruce & Dixie Arneklev
Richard J. Baumann
Jerry & Barbara Belvill
Theresa A. Berg
James Berka
Bruce & Kristina Berney
Mr. Geoff Bjorkedal
Robert Boyle
Owen Bratvold
Tamara Brining
William & Kathryn Brueggemann
Ed & Jan Bryan
Janette A. Buell
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President’s Circle
President’s Circle
(Giving of $1,000 - $2,499)
Lawrence & Lisa Godt
Lawrence & Lavonne Greaves
Bonny Groshong
Carl Guenzel
Dr. Susan Halverson-Westerberg &
Jim Westerberg
Kevin & Carolynn Harding
Edwin F. & Nori Hawxhurst
Barry & Sharon Hazard
Terry & Monika Heilman
Virginia Hilken
Mark & Lauren Holder
Barry House &
Jeanette Steele-House
John & Jean Howe
Roy & Helen Jeremiah
Eric & Ruth Johnson
Katherine Johnson
Melanie Johnson
Mark & Ann Kachmarek
Marjory Kallem
LaMont & Vicki Keen
Anna Kotelnikova
Jody & Michelle Kopf
Art & Julie Landskov
Marcy Langdahl
Charlene & Ronald Larsen
Dr. Fred & Cathy Lauritsen
Don & Roberta Leonardy
Elizabeth Little & Noreen Elbert
President’s Circle Donors, July 2014 - June 2015
Dick & Helen Lodmill
Laura Lovell
Eric & Jan Luttrell
Jack & Gloria Lyon
Glen & Tracie MacPherson
Bob & Diane Martin
Rich & Candy Mathes
Paul & Dixie Matthias
Dr. Clarence & Jeanna May
Dennis & Liz McGaughy
John & Cindy McKay
Gordon & Donna Merseth
Dr. Peg Miller
Steve & Mary Mindemann
Gary & Kristen Moore
Janice Moorefield
Darwin Mueller
John & Cathy Neer
Phil & Ellen Nelson
Martin Nygaard
Dave & Gladys Olsen
Eric & Cindy Olsen
John & Stephanie Parker
Frank & Carolyn Payne
Duane & Carolyn Petersen
David & Linda Rasmussen
Kay & Duane Reed
Steven Reinisch
Alexander & Joanne Rekow
Gerald & Maureen Ritter
Kenneth & Sandy Robinson
Carl Rohrich
Wallace Ruff
Dr. Veronica Ruiz
Bob & Ruth Schmidt
Laura Schroeder
R. Matt Seehawer
Rev. Dan & Judy Selmann
Joanne & Richard Shipley
Ed P. Simonen
Dorothy Marie & BJ Smith
Trudy Sorensen & Mark Lorenzen
Dirk & Marcella Spackman
Gary & Carolynn Spies
Kathleen Strade
Paul & Debi Stromberg
Ken & Stephanie Tesch
Roger Thieme
Dennis Thomas & Tiffany Nguyen
Les Toth
Melanie Tratnik
Rev. Duane Ulleland
Larry & Phyllis Vachal
Doug & Susan Walton
Walter & Julie Want
Steven & Donna Warner
Leslie & Don Watts
Roger & Sandra Weber
John & Mary Wegmann
Jo Ann Weinstein
Don & Janet Williams
Cynthia Winchell
Wade & Sue Wipperling
Richard & Gayle Withnell
Bill & Darlene Yocum
Mark your calendar for the first Saturday of August to take part in our annual 8 Lakes Leg Aches Bike Ride in Spokane.
The 2016 ride will be Aug. 6. This family rode in our 17th annual ride last year. You can choose courses of 15, 30, 45 or
75 miles, with the longest-distance riders seeing all 8 lakes. Riders have a great time, and they raise thousands for LCS
Northwest’s Sexual Assault and Family Trauma (SAFeT) Response Center in Spokane.
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25:40 Club
25:40 Club Donors, July 2014 - June 2015
Following the example set out in Matthew 25:40, “Whatever you do for one of the least
of these, you do for me,” members of the 25:40 Club faithfully support the work of LCS
Northwest through annual giving of $300 - $999.
25:40 Club
Craig P. Adams
Bill & Ruth Anderson
Gail Anderson
James & Mary Angelosante
Robert & Janet Asbridge
Susan & Daryl Ashpole
Rick Hutchins & Clare Austen
Terri & Randy Randolph
Don & Gaile Baack
Maury Baker
Richard Baker
David Simpson &
Pamela Bariletti
Rick Barlow
Mert & Winnie Barth
Phillip E Bartlett
Sylvia Bassett
Paul Baughman &
Louise Lindeman
Mary Ann Bayne
Robert & Jan Becker
Barbara Belstad
Patti Berg & Dick Thiel
Carolee Berntsen
Dione Bishop
Rene & Michael Bittle
Donna Bloch
Geraldine Blumenschein
Terry & Margie Bonk
Ken Botai
Michael Bowers
Robert & Beth Boyce
Wayne Bradburn
Ed & Angela Brannfors
Joseph & Helen Breed
Lonnie Brees
Jana & Merle Brekke
John & Lani Briehl
Ruth Briehl
Sarah Briehl & Ron Morris
Jonielle Bright
Darlene & James Brittner
Susan Brook & Bob Johnson
Alan & Elaine Brooks
Allen Brown
Laurene & Terry Bruckbauer
Bill & Rochelle Brunsdon
Robert & Jane Bryce
Opal Buckley
Scott & Elaine Burke
Mr. Douglas A. Burnett
Gary & Kathryn Cabe
Anita & Thomas Caffee
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Sidney Callison
Dr. Fritz Camp
Rodney Carlson
Michael & Amy Caruso
Micheal Chappell
Mary & Paul Charbonneau
David & Anita Christian
Dani Churchill
Glen & Lori Clifford
Richard Coar
Terry & Laura Collier
John Collins
George Converse
Phyllis Cooper
Winnie Corral & Dan Bull
Michael & Robbie Courts
Ted & Tammie Crawford
Dan & Heidi Cryer
Elmer Edward Curry
Elizabeth A. Cushman
Patrick & Jeff D’Amelio
Dale & Jan Dann
Jacqui Darroch
Rosemarie Davis
Timothy Davis
Yvonne Davis
Judith Deal
Paul Delozier & Cheryl Long
Mary Denny & Van Hutton
Don & Sandra Denoff
Liz & Kevin Dentler
Curtis & Sherrie Derr
Mark & Nancy Dickman
Herman & Dorothy Diers
Heather & Jeremy Dillon
Joni Dirks & John Ranson
Catherine & George
Ditsworth
Amy C Donaldson
Peter J. Douglass
Jason Drews
Susan & Dennis Dyck
Richard & Cynthia Easterday
Judy Easton
Sharon Eckert
Llewellyn Edming
Robert Ehrhart &
Marilyn MacGregor
Keith & Virginia Eilers
John & Gail Eilmes
Donald & Paula Eismann
Marie & Roger Ellingson
Terry Emery
Rev. Luther Engelbrecht
Dan & Karen Erlander
Alan & Laurel Eschenbacher
Verna Eucker
Dan & Sharon Fako
David Farmer &
Samantha Weidner
Susan Farmer
Ms. Tammy J. Fine
Myron & Sandra Forstrom
Bill & Sarah France
Deanna Freese
Doug & Gail Freese
Philip & Rhoda Friesen
Peter & Kendel Froese
Darren Fry
Jim & Nancy Fuerstenberg
Genia Gaffaney
Leanne Gallagher
Ronald & Debra Garrow
Gary & Kathryn Gemar
Kathy George
Kate & Steve Gerken
Bev Gibson
Geoffrey & Laura Jane
Gifford
David & Sue Gitch
Hildur & Stephen Gleason
Larry & Janice Gockel
Sally Godard &
Ronald Olisar
Stan & Darby Gott
Rexanne Graham
Robert & Donna Green
Gary & Sharon Greenwood
Cliff & Jean Gresham
Darrell & Mary Griffin
Bill & Evie Gustafson
Carl Gustafson
Rhonda Haag
Thomas & Mari Hagen
Kelly Hagglund
John & Patricia Haldi
Paul & Mary Hall
Jeanette Ham
Michael & Laura Hampton
Dave & Barb Hamry
Laurie & Gregory Hannon
Albert & Marilyn Hanson
Jerry & Carolyn Haralson
Jenel Harju
Mark & Catherine Harris
Lloyd & Dorothy Hartley
Tom & Debbie W. Hartwell
Barbara Hauge
Iver & Ginny Haugen
Doug & Barb Hazen
Cheryl Heath
Thomas & Nancy Heavey
John & Mary Herem
Karen Hicks
Gail Hills
Dan Hinmon
Lorna Hodgin
Mark Hoelter
C. Steven & Joyce Holzhey
Gloria Hoops
Donna Hoskins
Kathy & Dale Hulings
Pastor Kirk & Courtney Hulvey
Russell & Kristin Hulvey
Mitzi Hunter
Martha Ice
Stuart & Zemmie Iedema
Carl & Kristen Imhoff
Marilyn Iverson
Lance & Deidre Jacobson
Jim & Tai James
Ricky & Dale Jamtgaard
Ron & Inga Jennings
Jay Jensen
Brian & Sunshine John
Tommy John
Dean & LaVonne Johnson
E. Marvin &
Virginia Johnson
Erv & LaVonne Johnson
Jeff A. Johnson
Jon & Vicki Johnson
Larry & Louise Johnson
Marcia Johnson
Mary Johnson
Walt & Marilee Johnson
Lindsay & Jill Johnston
Janet L. Jones
Jeff Schroeder &
Sabrina Jones-Schroeder
Tim & Janet Jorve
Wally & Gena Josephson
Jo Ann Kachigian
Kasimir &
Barbara Kachmarek
C. Thomas & Jane Kangas
Lois & Peggy Kannberg
Beverly Kazmi
Connie & Stu Keebaugh
Lloyd & Judy Kellar
John & Gail Kelly
Lori Kernutt
Darlene Kerwin
Erik, Chris & Kai Kindem
Lucy King
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25:40 Club
Alan Kirk
Gordon & Joanne Kloehn
Steven Knick & Susan Nass
Mark Knudson
Dale & Laura Koetke
John Korsmo Jr. & Lisa Korsmo
C. Duane & Lavonne Kraft
Deborah Kramer
Clarie Syverson Kuball
Denise A. La Rue
Mickey Lansing
Leif & Barbara Lantz
Dean & Wendy Largent
Kevin Larsh
Art & Lorraine Larson
Dick & Sharon Larson
Edgar & Betty Larson
Liv & Casey Larson Andrews
Kenneth & Elaine LaToza
Nancy & David Leaf
Bob & Marilyn Lease
Bonnie & Lynden Lee
John B. Lidstrom
Craig & Shelly Likkel
Carl & Lynne Lind
Loren & Mitzi Loukkula
David & Marla Lucas
Evelyn & Adolph Lund
Gloria Lutz
Larry Lutz &
Marcia Vondran-Lutz
Marvin Lutz &
Bonnie Ruehs-Lutz
Tuan Ly
Grace Lynch
Eugene Maier
Mike & Esther Maloney
Jean Manwaring
Robert Marshall
Mary Martin
David Mayor
Hank & Cheryl Mays
Ron & Karen McCallum
James & Teri McCord
John & Cheri McGowan
Mike & Margie Mcintyre
Christie McKee
Allan & Sally Ann McLean
Mike & Julie McLellan
Ronald & Carol Means
Douglas & Nancy Medler
Anna & Lemmy Meekisho
Jimmy Meissner
Homer & Yvonne Midtlyng
Richard & Mary Miller
Robert & Linda Miller
Thomas & Vicki Minter
Ronald & Virginia Moen
Harvey & Elizabeth
Mohrenweiser
Health
25:40 Club Donors, July 2014 - June 2015
Michael Moratti
John & Ann Murphy
Dr. Charles Mutschler
Grayson Myers &
Adrienne Wiley
Marlene Myking
Pamela J. Nagel
John & Meredith Nelson
Juni Nelson
L.J. Nelson
Mark & Terrie Nelson
Mark Nelson
Robert & Sharon Nichols
Philip & Helen Nordquist
Chris & Kim Nurvic
Larry & Linda Nygaard
Nils & Christine Ohlsen
Drew Olsen
Dennis & Marilyn Olson
Eleanor Olson
Karl Olson
Michelle Olson
Randall & Janice Olson
Roselyn Olson
Catherine C. O’Toole
Sally & Larry Otten
Eric Paulson
Ruth Pearson
Rev. Clemens & Carol Pera
Robert Peters
John & Marilouise Petersen
Jon & Dorothy Petersen
Daniel & Barbara Peterson
Jon & Claudia Peterson
Gary & Ann Pierson
Ed Pitzrick
Holle & Carol Plaehn
Marcia Plocharsky
Benjamin & Ellena Pollock
A. P. Post
Darryl & Carol Potyk
Julie Povick
Constance & Bill Pullen
Connie Punphy
Tom & Nancy Purcell
Louis & Anita Puzon
Dennis Pydynkowsky
Tim & Letitia Quigley
Jason & Alicia Raaum
Wayne Rall
Steve & Karen Recher
Marty & Larry Richards
Judith Richardson
Sam & Joan Riddlesberger
Jim & Carol Rismiller
Michael L. Roach
Steve & Becky Roman
Clifford & Charmine Rone
Clara Rose
Leo & Larayne Rowland
Justice
Hope
Alan & Sue Ruedebusch
Fred & Lynn Rupp
Mark & Sonya Rustad
Daniel Sander
Mary & Dave Sanders
Rev Kari Sansgaard
Demar & Pat Sather
Gregory & Lucinda Saue
Dennis & Mary Lee Saulsbury
Karen & Jared Schatz
Kent & JoAnn Schaufelberger
Beatrice Scheele
Gerald & Maralee Schmidt
Jacob & Valeria Schmitt
Daphne Schneider
Richard & Barbara Schroeder
Paul Schumacher
Tom & Rosalie Schwartz
Jessica Schwerzler
Rochelle & Warren Seaholm
Lindsey Seehawer
Sonja Selboe
Kelly Selby
Berniece Severson
Merrill & Carol Severson
Dianne Shiner & David Sellers
Denis & Mary Lynne Short
James & Marilynn Short
Roger & Beverly Siefkes
Julie & David Siepmann
Mark Simard
Fred & Chris Simonen
Patti Sipes
James & Helen Skindlov
John & Deborah Sloan
Penelope Smith
Neal & Judy Snider
Milton Snyder
Marian & Michael Soderberg
Chad & Melany Solvie
Thomas & Connie Som
Janice Sorensen
Olive Spannaus
Leroy Spomer
Norma & Jerry Spoonemore
Doug & Carol Spruance
Virginia Stamey
Jean Stanley
David S. & Lorilie Steen
Jackie Stenger
Herb & Ruth Stephens
Dr. Otto & Shirley Stevens
Joy Stohr
Evan & Helen Stoll
Kristen & Francisco Stoller
Jeff & Jone Stout
Larry & Kathleen Sunderland
Season Sundquist
David & Elizabeth Suryan
Rev. Paul & Mary Swanson
Richard & Carole Swanson
Rodney & Evelyn Swenson
Marc & Beth Swiontkowski
Nancy J. Tagge
Chhe Tang
Thomas & Janet Tankersley
Richard Baldasty &
Trudy Tatham
Anthony Terndrup &
Tom Eversole
John & Elizabeth Terrey
Jeff & Katrina Thomas
Becky & Jim Thompson
Thomas & Cathy Thornton
Richard & Sandra Tietjen
Hans & Nancy Toffer
Jeffrey & Sheri Tonn
Norma E. Turner
B. Kirby & Kim Unti
Satya Vangala
Mike & Camille Vaska
Daina Vitolins & Rory O’Neill
Jean M. Walsh
Bruce Waltz
Susan L. Wanwig
Ruth Warbington
Dave & Dee Watrous
Wade & Karen Watson
John & Jacqueline Wecker
Bishop Martin Wells &
Susan Briehl
Judith Werner
Michael & Leslie Whalen
Mary Wheaton
Les White
Karen Whitmore
Bob & Lindie Wightman
Elizabeth Wilkins
David & Lee Williams
Elliot Williams
David & Faith Wilson
Gary Windom
Rev. Robert & Sally Winkel
Donald & Pat Wodrich
David & Elisabeth Wold
Mark & Leslie Woldseth
June Wolff
Roger & Lou Ann Wood
Kelly Wright
Arlene Ydstie
Cory & Lynn Yost
Joel & Jodi Zellmer
Kathy & Paul Zelus
Steven Zimmerman
Dwight & Wilma Jeanne
Zulauf
Mac Zumhoff
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Congregations and Church Organizations
Our ministry is made possible by congregations and church organizations across
Washington, Oregon and Idaho through social outreach funding, benevolence support,
special offerings and in-kind support. These are the congregations and church organizations that gave $300 or more from July 2014 to June 2015.
Congregations
Advent Lutheran Church, Spokane Valley, WA
American Lutheran Church, Newport, WA
Angle Lake Neighborhood Church, SeaTac, WA
Ballard First Lutheran Church, Seattle, WA
Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church, Spokane, WA
Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church, Vancouver, WA
Bethany Lutheran Church, Bainbridge Island, WA
Bethesda Lutheran Church, Mountlake Terrace, WA
Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Renton, WA
Calvin Presbyterian Church, Tigard, OR
Central Lutheran Church, Everett, WA
Central Lutheran Church, Spokane, WA
Christ Lutheran Church, Lakewood, WA
Christ Lutheran Church, Odessa, WA
Community of Christ at Memorial Lutheran Church,
Bremerton, WA
Concordia Lutheran Church, Oak Harbor, WA
Creator Lutheran Church, Bonney Lake, WA
Dungeness Valley Lutheran Church, Sequim, WA
Elim Lutheran Church, Port Orchard, WA
Emanuel Lutheran Church, Cornelius, OR
Emanuel Lutheran Church, Ritzville, WA
Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Cheney, WA
Faith Lutheran Church, Bellingham, WA
Faith Lutheran Church, Everett, WA
Faith Lutheran Church, Seattle, WA
Family Life Church, Newberg, OR
First Baptist Church, Lake Stevens, WA
First Baptist Church, McMinnville, OR
First Lutheran Church, Astoria, OR
First Lutheran Church, Bothell, WA
First Lutheran Church, Ellensburg, WA
First Lutheran Church, Kennewick, WA
First Lutheran Church, Poulsbo, WA
Gethsemane Lutheran Church, Portland, OR
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, Lynnwood, WA
Grace Lutheran Church, Des Moines, WA
Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Spokane, WA
Holy Spirit Lutheran Church, Kirkland, WA
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Port Angeles, WA
Immanuel Lutheran Church, Puyallup, WA
Immanuel Lutheran Church, Silverton, OR
Immanuel Lutheran Congregation, Seattle, WA
Joyful Servant Lutheran Church, Newberg, OR
Kennewick First Lutheran Church, Kennewick, WA
Kent Lutheran Church, Kent, WA
King of Glory Lutheran, Boise, ID
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Lake Stevens Assembly of God, Lake Stevens, WA
Lamb of God Lutheran Church, Lake Stevens, WA
Lord of Life Lutheran Church, Kennewick, WA
Lutheran Church of Christ the King, Bellevue, WA
Lutheran Church of Christ the King, Tacoma, WA
Lutheran Church of the Cross, Kent, WA
Lutheran Church of the Master, Pasco, WA
Magnolia Lutheran Church, Seattle, WA
McMinnville United Methodist Church, McMinnville, OR
Mountain View Lutheran Church, Edgewood, WA
Northlake Lutheran Church, Kenmore, WA
Our Savior Lutheran Church, Everett, WA
Our Savior Lutheran Church, Pinehurst, ID
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church, Bremerton, WA
Peace Evangelical Lutheran Church, Tacoma, WA
Peace Lutheran Church, Burns, OR
Peace Lutheran Church, Colfax, WA
Peace Lutheran Church, Otis Orchards, WA
Peace Lutheran Church, Salem, OR
Pilgrim Lutheran Church, Puyallup, WA
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Lakewood, WA
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, SeaTac, WA
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Shoreline, WA
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Spokane, WA
Queen Anne Lutheran Church, Seattle, WA
Redeemer Lutheran Church, Boise, ID
Redeemer Lutheran Church, Fircrest, WA
Saint Andrew’s Lutheran Church, Bellevue, WA
Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran, Boise, ID
Silverdale Lutheran Church, Silverdale, WA
We’re increasing social opportunities for people with dementia and
their caregivers in Tacoma. We teamed up with Elmer’s Restaurant in
Tacoma to start monthly Memory Cafes for people at all stages of
dementia.
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Congregations and Church Organizations
St. Andrew Lutheran Church, Beaverton, OR
St. James Lutheran Church, Portland, OR
St. John’s Lutheran Church, Medical Lake, WA
St. Luke Lutheran Church, Portland, OR
St. Luke Lutheran Church, Spokane, WA
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church By the Narrows, Tacoma, WA
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, Spokane, WA
Trinity Lutheran Church, Everett, WA
Trinity Lutheran Church, Freeland, WA
Trinity Lutheran Church, Lynnwood, WA
Trinity Lutheran Church, Tacoma, WA
Valley Community Presbyterian Church, Portland, OR
Vinland Lutheran Church, Poulsbo, WA
West Linn Lutheran Church, West Linn, OR
Wilbur Lutheran Church, Wilbur, WA
Zion Lutheran Church, Davenport, WA
Zion Lutheran Church, Deer Park, WA
Zion Lutheran Church, Kent, WA
Zion Lutheran Church, Spokane Valley, WA
Zion Lutheran Church, The Dalles, OR
Zoar Lutheran Church, Canby, OR
Church Organizations
Catholic Charities of Spokane, Spokane, WA
Diakonia - Spokane Chapter, Spokane, WA
Diakonia Cheney, Cheney, WA
Dungeness Valley Lutheran Church Women of the ELCA,
Sequim, WA
ELCA - Eastern Washington-Idaho Synod, Spokane, WA
ELCA - Northwest Washington Synod, Seattle, WA
ELCA - Southwestern Washington Synod, Tacoma, WA
ELCA - Oregon Synod, Portland, OR
Evangelical Lutheran Church In America, Chicago, IL
First Presbyterian Church Deacon’s Fund, Newberg, OR
Newberg Prayer Breakfast, Newberg, OR
Northwest District, LCMS, Portland, OR
Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA
Pasco First Lutheran Church Women, Pasco, WA
Peace Lutheran Church Women, Portland, OR
Prince of Peace Lutheran Women of ELCA, Spokane, WA
Rebekah Guild/Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Aloha, OR
Thrivant Finacial for Lutherans, Appleton, WI
Thrivent Financial - Central King County, Seattle, WA
Thrivent Financial - Clackamas County, Canby, OR
Thrivent Financial - Clark County, Vancouver, WA
Thrivent Financial - East King County, Bellevue, WA
Thrivent Financial - N. Oregon Coast, Oceanside, OR
Thrivent Financial - Northeast Portland, Vancouver, WA
Thrivent Financial - Southwest Snohomish, Mountlake Terrace, WA
Thrivent Financial - Tualatin Valley, Beaverton, OR
Thrivent Financial - Valley Chapter, Spokane Valley, WA
Thrivent Financial - West Spokane Co., Spokane, WA
Women of ELCA - Evangelical Lutheran, Medical Lake, WA
Women of Emanuel Lutheran Church, Cornelius, OR
Health
Justice
Hope
Our Back-to-School Fairs at our Family Support
Centers in the North Puget Sound region help all
students get ready for school with backpacks,
school supplies and everything from haircuts to
spinal exams.
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Foundations, Businesses and Organizations
Funding from a number of foundations, as well as financial support from many corporations, small businesses, United Ways and other organizations, enables the programs of
LCS Northwest to serve communities across our region. Each of these gave $300 or more
from July 2014 to June 2015.
Foundations
Akridge-Peterson Foundation, Seattle, WA
Cascade Valley Hospital Foundation, Arlington, WA
Children’s Trust Foundation, Seattle, WA
Community Foundation of Snohomish Co., Everett, WA
Empire Health Foundation, Spokane, WA
EverTrust Foundation, Everett, WA
Ford Family Foundation, Rosenburg, OR
George & Dorothy Gies Family Foundation, Odessa, WA
Gienapp Family Foundation, Seattle, WA
Hazel Miller Foundation, Seattle, WA
Highline Schools Foundation for Excellence, Burien, WA
Inland Northwest Community Foundation, Spokane, WA
Johnson Living Trust, Issaquah, WA
Katherine Bisbee Il Fund, Portland, OR
Kent Firefighters Foundation, Kent, WA
Lamb Foundation, Lake Oswego, OR
Leupold & Stevens Foundation, Beaverton, OR
Mary Jane McGary Fund
McMinnville Area Community Foundation, McMinnville, OR
McMinnville Kiwanis Foundation, McMinnville, OR
National Christian Foundation, Portland, OR
Newberg Early Birds Rotary Foundation, Newberg, OR
Newberg Rotary Foundation, Newberg, OR
Northwest Children’s Fund, Seattle, WA
OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation, Portland, OR
O’Neal Family Fund of Fidelity Charitable, Cincinnati, OH
OneFamily Foundation, Seattle, WA
Oregon Community Foundaton, Portland, OR
Our Daily Bread Foundation, Greenacres, WA
Port Angeles Education Foundation, Port Angeles, WA
Providence Health Care, Spokane, WA
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Princeton, NJ
Ronni Lacroute Foundation, McMinnville, OR
Samuel S. Johnson Foundation, Redmond, OR
Schwab Charitable Fund, San Francisco, CA
Seaside Rotary Foundation, Inc., Seaside, OR
Sequoia Foundation, Tacoma, WA
Sherman Family Solidarity Fund, Hudson, OH
Stevenson Family Trust, McMinnville, OR
Stubblefield Trust, Walla Walla, WA
The Albert Haller Foundation, Sequim, WA
The Collins Foundation, Portland, OR
The Johansen Family Foundation
The Knoke Family
The Seattle Foundation, Seattle, WA
The Whitehorse Foundation, Seattle, WA
Three Rivers Community Foundation, Richland, WA
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Wells Fargo Foundation, Minneapolis, MN
Wiegmann Charitable Fund of InFaith, Minneapolis, MN
William O. Murphy Foundation, Spokane, WA
Windermere Foundation, Seattle, WA
Woodbury Living Trust
Woodrow Foundation, Spokane, WA
Woodward Family Foundation, Danville, CA
YWCA of Spokane, Spokane, WA
Businesses
Alaska Airlines, Seattle, WA
Betty Lou’s, Inc., McMinnville, OR
Broadmead Nursery, Amity, OR
Broadway Group, Spokane Valley, WA
Cascade Lakes Race Group LLC, Bend, OR
Charlie’s Produce, Spokane, WA
Clif Bar, Emeryville, CA
Cochrane & Company, Spokane, WA
Coldwell Banker Danforth, Federal Way, WA
Columbia Memorial Hospital, Astoria, OR
Comcast, Beaverton, OR
Community Health Plan of Washington, Seattle, WA
Contact Industries, Clackamas, OR
DeLorm Family Dental, Lake Stevens, WA
Edwards Greenhouse, Boise, ID
Egelstad Inc., Lake Stevens, WA
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Foundations, Businesses and Organizations
Ernst Irrigation, Saint Paul, OR
Eventbrite, San Francisco, CA
Eyes For Life, Spokane, WA
First Federal Savings & Loan, McMinnville, OR
Fournier Insurance Solutions, Bremerton, WA
Franz Witte Nursery, Boise, ID
Goodwill Industries of the Columbia, Inc., Kennewick, WA
Graham Trucking, Inc., SeaTac, WA
Group Health Cooperative, Seattle, WA
Hanson Industries, Inc., Spokane, WA
Higgins & Rutledge Insurance, Boise, ID
Hunt Engineering Services, Inc., Bainbridge Island, WA
Imperial Trucking, Portland, OR
J.R. Abbott Construction Inc., Seattle, WA
Jesus Christ Salt & Light, Des Moines, WA
Joe’s Glass Company, Monroe, WA
Justice Vineyard, Salem, OR
Kevin Stafford Construction, Lake Stevens, WA
Kitsap Credit Union, Bremerton, WA
Kohl’s, Milwaukee, WI
Kroger / Fred Meyer
Loren Berg Chevrolet, Inc., Newberg, OR
Loudon Real Estate, Inc., SeaTac, WA
Manito Tap House, Spokane, WA
McDonald’s Restaurant
Microsoft Corporation, Princeton, NJ
Molina Healthcare of Washington, Inc., Bothell, WA
Monrovia, Azusa, CA
Moonlight Entertainment, Inc., McMinnville, OR
MOZ, Seattle, WA
New To You Clothes Shop, McMinnville, OR
Newberg Dodge Chrysler Jeep, Newberg, OR
Newberg Ford, Newberg, OR
Olympic Foods Inc, Spokane, WA
Pacific Crest Federal Credit Union, Klamath Falls, OR
Pathology Associates Medical Laboratories, Spokane, WA
PayneWest Insurance, Missoula, MT
Physicians’ Medical Center, P.C., McMinnville, OR
Ponzi Vineyards, Sherwood, OR
Randall Danskin, P.S., Spokane, WA
Recology Cleanscapes Inc., Seattle, WA
Rennell, LL. DBA Subway, Granite Falls, WA
Sirianni Youtz Spoonemore Hamburger, Seattle, WA
Soundair Aviation Services, Snohomish, WA
South Lake European, Renton, WA
Spacesaver Specialists, Inc., Tualatin, OR
Spokane Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Spokane Valley, WA
Spokane Teacher’s Credit Union, Spokane, WA
Stone Wolf Vineyards, McMinnville, OR
Tacoma Lutheran Retirement Community, Tacoma, WA
The Eyrie Vineyards, Dundee, OR
The Standard Employee Giving Campaign, Princeton, NJ
Tim Quigley Insurance Services, Inc, Bremerton, WA
Tim’s Cascade Chips, Auburn, WA
United HealthCare Services, Inc., Minneapolis, MN
VALIC, Seattle, WA
Health
Justice
Hope
Varian Medical Systems, Princeton, NJ
Vasquez-Cooper Associates, McMinnville, OR
Wendle Motors, Spokane, WA
Whitworth University, Spokane, WA
Willamette Valley Medical Center, McMinnville, OR
Wine By Joe, LLC, Dundee, OR
Yamhill County Association of Realtors, McMinnville, OR
Organizations
AFSCME 3830, Kent, WA
Concern For Neighbors Food Bank, Mountlake Terrace, WA
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
Crook County United Fund, Prineville, OR
Exchange Club of Highline, Burien, WA
Give With Liberty - Employee Donations, Princeton, NJ
Kiwanis Club of Prineville, Prineville, OR
Lake Stevens Kiwanis, Lake Stevens, WA
Lake Stevens Lions Club, Lake Stevens, WA
Madrona Elementary PTA, SeaTac, WA
Parametric Matching Gift Program, Seattle, WA
Providence Health & Services, Portland, OR
Providence Medical Center, Seattle, WA
Puyallup Tribe of Indians, Tacoma, WA
Riverview Retirement Community, Spokane, WA
Soroptimist International - Port Angeles Jet Set, Port Angeles, WA
St. Paul Rodeo Association, Saint Paul, OR
Susan G. Komen Puget Sound, Seattle, WA
Thrivent Financial - Kittitas County, Ellensburg, WA
United Way of Benton & Franklin Counties, Kennewick, WA
United Way of Clallam County, Port Angeles, WA
United Way of Greater Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
United Way of Spokane County, Spokane, WA
United Way of the Columbia-Willamette, Portland, OR
Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign, Saint Paul, MN
West Valley School District #363, Spokane, WA
Yamhill Community Care Organization, Portland, OR
The SeaTac Back-to-School
Fair included free dental
checkups.
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Circle of Hope
Circle of Hope, July 2014 - June 2015
The Circle of Hope recognizes friends of LCS Northwest who have chosen to make a
lasting investment in the future of our agency through their will, a planned gift, or an
endowment gift through the Lutheran Community Services Northwest Foundation.
Circle of Hope
Rodger & Carol Adams
Bill & Ruth Anderson
Grieg & Clarice Anderson
Tressia & Henry † Anderson
Mieke Appel
Nicole Aquilar
Alma Bakshas †
John & Jody Beck
Peter & Lydia † Beckman
Ron & Evalena Berg
Howard Bernsten †
Marla Blaser
Lori Bonkoski
Arthur & Bernice † Bowers
Lawrence & Marian Brammer
Georgia Brandt †
Rev. Susan Briehl &
Bishop Martin Wells
Ruth Briehl
Lori Brocker & David Knapp
Ernest & Ebba Brown †
Virginia Buchfinck
Chris & Earl † Cammock
Janice Campbell
Tonya Campion
John Canwell
Roger & Kathleen Chase
Anita Cheadle †
Katherine Chew †
Don & Shirley Clark †
Margaret Clark
Kathleen Clayson †
Sonja Coffman
Wayne & Marcy Daley
Alice Danielson †
Don & Sandra Denoff
Harold Dale DeWitz †
Mark & Nancy Dickman
Mark & Kay Doolittle
Pastor David &
Ruth Droegemueller
David & Jane Duea
Sally & John † Duenow
Linda Dunlap
Dwight & Frances Edwins †
Rev. Art & Kathy Ellickson
John & Ruth Fabian
Kim & Kais Faddah
Dan & Sharon Fako
Paula Fendler
Arnie & Marylin Fichtenberg
Bernard Fichtenberg
Rudy & Polly Fichtenberg
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Margie Fiedler &
Alan Riendeau
Mark Filler
Vera Fink
Annie & Bob † Fortnum
Grant & Helen Framstad
Dorothy Ganzer †
John & Katie Gienapp
Jim & Georgia Girvan
Nancy Goodenough †
Clement Gornall †
Richard & Carol Greenup
Fred & Hilda † Hagelstein
Bill Hamann
Larry & Dorothy Hayden
Barry & Sharon Hazard
Ralph & Gail Hendrickson
Shirley Henry †
Mary Herod
William Hershey &
Sarah Schwartz
Dennis & Kay Hill
Derek & Heather Hill
Gail Hills
Ronald & Rita Hills
Mark & Miriam † Hoelter
Gilbert Holland †
Pamela Holsinger-Fuchs &
Thomas Fuchs
Kathryn Horton †
Lloyd Chester Howell †
Jack & Helen Hustad
Dr. Martha Ice
Marilyn & Jim † Iverson
Rev. Harlow &
Nancy Jacobson
Doris James †
Frank & Sandra Jennings
Carl Johnson †
Larry & Louise Johnson
Julie Josund & Patrick Brady
Marjory Kallem
Reinhold & Lois † Kassner
Vern & Beverly Kautenberger
Edward Kesler †
Peter & Christine Koch
Jean Krone †
Ardell Kuchenbecker †
Gladys Kumnick †
Jon & Ursula Lanam
David & Nancy Leaf
Ken & Margaret Leaf
Jim Leistikow & Rev. Jan Nesse
Donald & Roberta Leonardy
Sally Jean Leuer
Leonard & Carleen Lust
Grace Lynch
Diane Malone
Patricia Manning †
David & Melissa Martenson
Bill & Lois Mathews
Paul & Dixie Matthias
Winifred & Edward † May
Malcolm & Diane McCallum
Rev. Ron & Karen McCallum
Lynda & Doug † McDowell
Jim & Marilyn McGinnis
Sheryl McGrath
Tim & Tami McHugh
Gordon & Donna Merseth
William & Lynn Meyer
Darwin Mueller
Dr. Martin Mueller
Barbara Nelson
Ethyl Mae Nelson
Phil & Becky Nelson
Phil & Ellen Nelson
Roberta Nestaas
Philip & Helen Nordquist
Anita Olendorph †
Gary & Shirley Olin
Paul & Megan Olson
Rev. Randall & Janice Olson
Elisabeth & Nathan Page
Gay Paschoal
Allan & Jane Paulson
Ellen R. Paulson †
Barbara Pearson †
Marian Pearson
Rev. Clemens & Carol Pera
Lenore Peterson
Willis & Gail Peterson
Janet Radford
Jeanne Rehwinkel
Ardis Reitan-Nutley †
Vilene Ringhand †
Gerald & Maureen Ritter
Louise Robertson-Hills †
Richard & Elaine Rodning
Lois & James † Rolfe
George & Avis Rowbotham
Louise Rudy †
Robin Russell
Beatrice Scheele
Hannah & Chester † Schink
Donald & Margaret Schneuker
Rev. Richard & Dorothy Scholz †
Laura Schroeder
Alice Shannon †
Dianne Shiner & David Sellers
Ed & Judy † Simonen
Fred & Chris Simonen
Hall & Elizabeth Simons
Helene Soehnlein †
Alma Sorenson †
Randal & Lin Southam
Olive & Rev. Ruben † Spannaus
Annette & Neal Stixrud
Rev. Norris Stoa †
Betty Strong †
Edward & Cynthia Sudol
David & Barbara Swartling
Ruth Truitt †
Cliff & Ronni Tvedten
Theda Tyler †
Phyllis Ufer †
Rev. Duane Ulleland
Larry & Phyllis Vachal
Viola Van Gilder
Alex & Louise VanderWilde
Gertrud Volke
Al & Sally Vraspir
Steven & Donna Warner
Bill & Carol Warren
Rodney Wegener
Sarah Wilson
Wade & Sue Wipperling
Helen Woodbury †
Dwight & Lee † Zulauf
Anonymous (15)
† Deceased
LCS Northwest Annual Report
Memorial and Tribute Donations
In Honor of
Bill & Ruth Anderson
Dianne Shiner & David Sellers
Salah Ansary
Roberta Nestaas
Collette Leland
Jason Ross
Rachel Ross
In Memorial of
Bob & Lisa Miller-Rhees
Linda Smith Walsh
Leone & Terry Moreau
Gilbert &
Yvonne Goodwater
Kevin Gerber
Robert & Linda Hofstad
Darrel & Jeanne Lundby
Patricia Bannwarth
Kim Rendoni
Amy James Bauer
Erhart & Anita Bauer
Nancy Alboucq
Carol Alboucq
Karen Alessi
Charles Bucher
Dolores Clarkin
Gisela Hinchcliffe
Linda Saint
Carol Rohlfing
Violet Dunn
Pauline Ellett
Patricia Scheele
Gerald Scheele
Jeff Embler
Thomas & Katie Petke
Lois Seidner
Pauline Ellett
Richard Evenson
Judith Schlecht
Carol Selander
Mary Ann Bayne
Stewart Govig
Alice Govig
Donald Sharadin
Dolores Sharadin
Donna Grady
Thomas & Katie Petke
Hal Halvorson
Diakonia - Spokane Chapter
Pastor Earl Barnard
Mr. & Mrs. David Nordby
Linda Harrod
Ken & Lori Villani
Christy Nichols
David & MariJo Elder
Jerry Bayne
Linda Ferris
Dale J. Henry
Myrna Henry
Fred & Maxine Oliver
Larry & Ellen Oliver
Kathy Chase
Cheryl Svensson
LuAnn Bechtel
Friend Bechtel
Berneal Hughes
Diakonia - Cheney, OR
Ellena Pollock
Benjamin & Ellena Pollock
Tom & Cindy Cochrane
Cochrane & Company
Ernest & Helena Benkich
David & Melissa Martenson
Ila Huss
L.J. Nelson
Dr. Richard & Irene Reinisch
Steven Reinisch
Tracie & Michael Cook
Rev. Duane Ulleland
Janet Bennett
Richard Pabst
Melvin Iverson
George & Karlyn Greenway
Rev. R.W. Rimbach
Evangeline Rimbach
Cooper Jones
David & Martha Jones
Axel & Aniek Eismann
Donald & Paula Eismann
Dave Berntsen
Carolee Berntsen
Marguerite & David Roark
Pauline Ellett
Betty Kintschi
James Kintschi
Christina Galvin
Catherine Galvin
Margarethe Bialas
Manfred & Theresia Bialas
Arlyn Saathoff
Thomas Saathoff
Dale Knott
Susan Gaede
John & Katie Gienapp
Mary Denny & Van Hutton
George L. Borsheim
George & Judy Borsheim
Jaime Schilling
Trygve & Lyla Anderson
Orv Langdahl
Marcy Langdahl
Beverly Gilman
Greta Gilman
Bodil Bratvold
Owen Bratvold
Nico Rovella Short
James & Marilynn Short
Ruth & Carlos Lopez
Gloria Kelsay
Emily & Brian Gordon
Rev. Duane Ulleland
Stanley Brooks
Barbara Brooks-Lacy
Michael & Debbie Snowden
Jessica Dehm
Myrna Graham
Pauline Ellett
Chris Casad
Myrna M. Casad
Trudy Sorensen
Roberta Nestaas
Janet Grant
Darren Kerbs
Sheila Clark-Asselin
Dawn Burpee
Harry Lorentz
Carol Alboucq
Laura E Lukes
Michele Sticka
Michele & Don Sticka
Jeanette Heidtbrink Dargatz
J. Diane Kook
Bert Conrath
Diakonia Cheney
Omar Stuenkel
Omar & Joy Stuenkel
Romelle, Britt, Kyle &
Troy Hermeyer
Terry Kester
Zach Crisman
Dennis & Barbara Crisman
Tim Swiontkowski
Marc & Beth Swiontkowski
Alice Danielson
Peggy Barton
Sally Buol
Jilda & Craig Danielson
Eva Marie Ellis
Roy & Ellen Erickson
Kelly Hale
Barry & Sharon Hazard
Ralph & Carol Hood
Helen Kelly
Thomas & Barbara Lane
Stanley & Marie Leszynski
David & Paula Neher
Roberta Nestaas
Ruth Nimrod
Helene Pihl
Donna & Jerry Slepack
Robert & Vera Watson
Lorrie Bauer
Erhart & Anita Bauer
Bill Brueggemann
Saint Andrew’s Lutheran
Church
Dick Thiel
Kimberly Solem
Stefan & Lee Herold
Lisa McKenzie
Jim Trask
Richard Pabst
Ted & Janece Herzog
Jan Flynn
Craig & Marva Ulleland
Rev. Duane Ulleland
Rondi Jeans
Paul & Rikka Tews
Daina Vitolins
Rory O’Neill
Melanie Johnson
Mary Selecky
Herb & Verna Von Hollen
James & Mary Heldt
Julie Kissick Malloy
Christine Leffel
Denis & Irene Knutsen
Pam Knutsen
Chelette Williams
Marilyn D. Hansen
Dean & Wendy Largent
Matthew & Roxanne Largent
Jason Nees
Shirley Woods
Lonnie McWilliams
Frances Denney
Pauline Ellett
John Duenow
Advent Lutheran Church
Lenore & Kent Lambeau
Health
Justice
Hope
Doyle Martin
Gene & Betty Glazier
Christie McKee
Irene Schell
Bob & Ruth Schmidt
Charlie Mays
Anna Barrigan
Marilyn McCanna
Carol Alboucq
Doyle &
Kathy McKee-Martin
Christie McKee
Lu Mueller
Darwin Mueller
Amy Nelson
Mark &
Melinda Gustafson
Kay Nicholson
Mary Ann Bayne
Grace Quanbeck
Doug & Gail Freese
Eileen E Reitan Eddy
Allyson Haines
Rev. Larry Rohlfing
Ann Stewart
Kathleen Sawaka
Paul Suryan
David & Elizabeth Suryan
Marion Svehaug
R.E. Svehaug
Dale L. Swanstrom
Doris Swanstrom
Mary Jo Tapp
Roger Tapp
Tsuyuko Walls
John & Sue Schipper
Lee Warbington
Ruth Warbington
Don Warnke
Abner & Patricia Korsness
Bill & Milly Willsey
Gary & Ann Pierson
Pastor Glenn Zander
Frank & Lydia Wise
Alice Danielson
In Memoriam †
“Helping others, wanting to
bless the lives of people in
need is part of being a Christian. My deceased husband,
Val, believed it was very
important to share our blessings with those less fortunate.
I know, and my whole family
knows, how important it is to
share what we can with others. We believe the Lord is
honored through the ministry of Lutheran Community
Services Northwest because
he called us to do this kind of
work.” – Alice Danielson
Alice Danielson passed away
last year at 99 years old.
Alice and her husband, Val,
were faithful and generous supporters of our social
ministry from 1994 to 2015.
She was a woman who lived
the Christian faith fully. Her
positive spirit, graciousness
and wonderful smile blessed
all who knew her. She was a
joy to know.
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