2015 Annual Report

Transitions
CO NNE CTI N G
THE
CO MMUNI TY
SINCE 1995
A NNUA L
R E PORT
2015
WOMEN’S HEARTH
MIRYAM’S HOUSE
TRANSITIONAL LIVING CENTER
EDUCARE
NEW LEAF BAKERY & CAFÉ
FORWARD
Dear Transitions Supporters,
BOARD OF MEMBERS
Mary Rathert, OP, Chair
Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters
Judith Desmarais, SP
Sisters of Providence
Mary Kathryn Dougherty, OSF
Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia
Today I drive to pick up my niece
from Seatac Airport. She’s the product of
a worldwide community—she’s Chinese
born in the Yang Si province, plucked
from an orphanage by my brother. Now
she’s traveling across the country to be
with auntie Edie, uncle and cousins. She
Edie Rice-Sauer
Executive Director, Transitions
appreciates family perhaps because she had
to create one and she insists we communicate as much as possible
in this jet set world. She truly values community.
Mary Rita Rohde, SNJM
Sisters of the Holy Names of
Jesus & Mary
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Linda Williams, Chair
Washington Trust Bank
Steven Jarvis, Vice Chair
BDO USA LLP
Kari Grytdal,
Secretary
Spokane County
Penny Brown, Treasurer
AmericanWest Bank
Gerald Almanza
Movher Inc.
Deborah Brooks
2nd Look Books
Kim Chaffin
Community Volunteer
Liz Cole, SP
I also write this on the day after the sniper shootings in
Dallas reaction to two black men killed by police and the killings
that preceded these events. Today our community feels split apart,
bleeding with angst.
St. Joseph Family Center
Phyllis Gabel
Community Volunteer
Emilia Keener
Providence Health Group
Sr Pat Millen, OSF
St. Joseph Family Center
Sr Joy Milos, CSJ
Gonzaga University
Community requires communication, respect, compromise
and honesty. Conflict occurs and threatens us. How can we create
peace from hate and distrust? Just as we are all called to create this
peace in our world, Transitions seeks to help women create this
peace for themselves. Healthy communities are the foundation.
We have begun Restorative Justice Programs. Program participants
and staff come together to heal when someone has broken the
agreements of their community. They work to find a way to repair
their community and find solace.
Each woman comes to us often alone and isolated, seeking
to find a sense of belonging. When you invest in Transitions you
invest in the community each woman finds through our housing,
employment, and basic need services.
Thank you for seeing the value of community and wholeness.
Now, pray for unifying, respectful peace.
Edie Rice-Sauer
Executive Director, Transitions
Judith Nilles, OP
Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services
Kerry Olson
Providence Holy Family Hospital
Annette Seubert, SP
Community Volunteer
Brenda Tudor
United Methodist Minister
Lyn Vital
Community Volunteer
Marianne Therese
Wilkinson, SNJM
Community Volunteer
Erin Williams-Hueter
LCSNW
MANAGEMENT TEAM
Edie Rice-Sauer
Executive Director of Mission
and Services
Jamie Borgan
Director, New Leaf Bakery Café
Ami Manning
Director, Miryam’s House
Marilyn Nelson
Director, Transitional Living Center
& EduCare
Pat Nolan
Finance Director
Mary Tracey
Development Director
Susan Tyler-Babkirk
Director, Women’s Hearth
NEW LEAF BAKERY CAFE
A day center in downtown Spokane where
homeless and low-income women find
safety, community and services, including
referrals, recovery support, activities, art,
music, hygiene supplies, showers, computer/
internet access, voicemail and more.
Job training in the food service industry,
plus support services for women with
barriers to employment. Catering operation
and Café provide both front and back of the
house culinary training.
“
This is one of the most
amazing places that I have
experienced for
support, safety, expertise, and
diversity of staff. Here they
live and follow their mission.
”
TRANSITIONAL LIVING
CENTER/EDUCARE
A residential program with supportive
services for up to 16 single mothers with
children in individual apartments. Services
include case management, parenting
classes, recovery support and employment
readiness services. Onsite childcare at
EduCare helps children recover from the
chaos of homelessness.
“
You offered me and my
children a place to call home.
I felt supported and now have
self-worth.
”
“
I feel whole again and now
have the security needed to go
out and find a great job.
Thank you!
”
OUR PROGRAMS
WOMEN’S HEARTH
MIRYAM’S HOUSE
Residential program with supportive
services for up to 10 women recovering
from life crises, including homelessness,
domestic violence, incarceration and
addiction. Women live in community
sharing meals and common living space.
Includes a new permanent supportive
housing apartment for a woman ready for
more independence.
“
You gave me a place when
I was broken and needy.
I couldn’t have done it
without you.
”
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FINANCIALS
YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2015
(UNAUDITED)
85 cents of every dollar received was spent on services directly benefiting
the women and children served by Transitions.
REVENUE $1,898,735
EXPENSES $2,075,457
FUNDRAISING
2%
PRIVATE GRANTS
10%
DONATIONS,
FUNDRAISING &
MISC. INCOME
17%
IN KIND
DONATIONS
10%
MIRYAM'S HOUSE
13%
ADMINISTRATION
13%
NEW LEAF
13%
PROGRAM
FEES
3%
SPONSORSHIP,
ENDOWMENTS
27%
PUBLIC
GRANTS & FEES
34%
TRANSITIONAL
LIVING CENTER
& EDUCARE
37%
WOMEN'S
HEARTH
21%
Founded and Sponsored by: Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters, Sisters of the Holy Names, Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia and Sisters of Providence.
PRIVATE GRANTS
IN KIND DONATIONS
PROGRAM FEES
PUBLIC GRANTS & FEES
SPONSORSHIP, ENDOWMENTS
DONATIONS, FUNDRAISING &
MISC. INCOME
$188,465
$195,176
$59,990
$633,409
$503,369
FUNDRAISING
$47,211
ADMINISTRATION
$276,021
NEW LEAF
$277,414
WOMEN’S HEARTH
$439,482
TRANSITIONAL LIVING CENTER
& EDUCARE
$318,326
MIRYAM’S HOUSE
DID YOU KNOW?
In a 2015 survey, 76% of the participants in the Transitions’
programs reported having greater hope for their future.
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$761,688
$273,659
”
WOMEN’S HEARTH served
1,449 women who made 16,739 visits.
HIGHLIGHTS
26 women obtained housing
6,487 hours of life-skills classes offered
DID YOU KNOW?
61% of the participants at Women’s Hearth
participated in resource and referral
assistance programs
“
The support that all the
employees have given me has
been outstanding.
”
NEW LEAF BAKERY CAFÉ enrolled
36 women in the 6-month training program
and 48 women accessed one-on-one jobreadiness support.
HIGHLIGHTS
12 women obtained housing
9 women advanced their education
OUTCOMES
“
I love coming here and
miss the people and
programs on the days I
don’t make it here.
DID YOU KNOW?
100% of the women enrolled in the program
reported they learned new skills.
“
I am grateful for this
program and hope others will
be patient and give
it their all.
”
MIRYAM’S HOUSE served
28 residents and 9 women obtained housing.
HIGHLIGHTS
2 women obtained employment
2 women advanced their education
DID YOU KNOW?
OVER 80% of the women who participated
in the program reported improved an overall
health of personal relationships and increased
self-esteem and self-confidence.
“
With this program, I’ve
learned so much, met amazing
people that I know have my
families’ back forever.
”
TRANSITIONAL LIVING CENTER served
27 families with 60 children, 25 of whom
were enrolled in EduCare.
HIGHLIGHTS
8 families obtained housing
5 mothers advanced their education
9 mothers obtained employment
DID YOU KNOW?
88% of the residents at TLC were
involved in community social activities
that helped them reconnect and heal.
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FUTURE IS HOME
LOOKING TO THE FUTURE
Four communities of Catholic Sisters, sponsors of Transitions for over 20 years, have
each brought their values, support and leadership to the organization. We remember and
honor these roots as we look to the future.
For Transitions, the future is home. When the Spokane Dominicans merged with
the Sinsinawa Dominicans, they purchased the four-acre campus that now houses the
Transitional Living Center and EduCare programs. 2.07 acres of this property remained
available for development. Wanting to continue and honor the legacy of those Sisters, we
began to research and discuss the best way to end poverty and homelessness for women and
children using that park-like piece of land.
An aerial view of Transitional Living Cottage Housing beginning construction in Spring 2017.
Our discussion resulted in a plan to design and build twenty-four cottages, individual
homes that will range in size from studio to three-bedroom. As we look towards the
future, we know having a permanent supportive housing option for our participants will
position us for both mission and financial stability. To us this long-term vision is important.
However, equally important is that our participants’ desire to stay once they have joined the
Transitions family. An arbitrary timeline cuts short support and healing.
The future of these women and families is more secure when they have a home,
a forever home. In Spokane County, for every one hundred very low-income families, or
individuals looking for housing, there are only eleven units available. Transitions will make
an impact on these statistics, honoring the legacy of our sponsoring communities, and
providing even more robust services to our participants. 2.07 acres of land, the future is
home.
"THE FUTURE OF THESE WOMEN AND FAMILIES IS MORE SECURE WHEN
THEY HAVE A HOME, A FOREVER HOME."
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Home is the place where it all comes together. Home is like the sun that a family’s
universe spins around. A constant orbit around home, each member of the family a
planet on his or her own path, the gravity of home holding it together.
Without home the planets go off course. Without a central point of support and
the gravity to guide them, planets begin to grow distant, no longer performing the routes
needed to keep them working in harmony to create a beautiful universe. Beyond the need
for support and guidance, home also provides a place to feel safe and relieve stress.
SAFETY
HOUSING VOUCHERS PROVIDE A PLACE TO CALL HOME
Imagine the constant nagging worry of wondering where you will sleep each night,
whether someone will expect payment for letting you stay, whether or not your children
will be safe there. Not to mention the exposure to allergens and environmental toxins that
comes with life on the streets.
A housing voucher gives long-term stability to housing. When women and families
are exiting Transitions, their goal is to move into safe, affordable, permanent housing.
A housing voucher provided by Spokane Housing Authority provides guaranteed rental
subsidy based on the size of the family and the family’s income.
“A voucher is a way to make sure that no matter what happens with our income
level we will be secure in housing. I have three kids in my custody and I will move out of
the Transitional Living Center into a duplex, we have three bedrooms, a dishwasher, there
is a pool, air conditioning and a playground! It’s in the Mead School District, which will be
great for my kids” shares Becky Bussing.
The Spokane Housing Authority (SHA) has radically changed the way housing
vouchers are managed in Spokane. We all know the struggle of finding new resources.
SHA decided to better utilize an existing resource, allowing non-profit agencies to manage
a small number of vouchers. Non-profits, like Transitions, are given a few vouchers each
month and can use these to assist participants who would otherwise have waited years for
a lottery.
Home is the glue that holds a
brighter future together, that keeps the
planets in orbit. “Now that I know we will
have a place to live I can focus on other
goals and move forward. I can’t wait to go
back to school, get a job and be a good
mom.”
Becky Bussing, TLC Alumni
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SUPPORT
COMMUNITY COURT: A LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCE IS
NOW IN SESSION
Toe tapping, nausea, nail-biting, sweating, clothing adjustments, and deep-breathing
– the hallway of the County Courthouse. The tension is real and even those happy with the
outcome of their court cases have unease in this setting. A judge up on their throne looking
down on the inhabitants of their courtroom would give anyone disease. Now, add the
challenge of living with the chaos of homelessness,
complications from your mental health issues
or the struggles of chemical dependency.
Every Monday, at the downtown
library a different kind of courtroom
experience unfolds. There is still screening
and security but people chat waiting in-line
talking about the movies they’ve recently
seen, a new bike path they discovered or the
best chicken they’ve ever eaten. As they walk
in they are greeted by a room full of providers,
including Transitions.
Mary Logan, Spokane Muncipal Court Judge
Patty Norton, a 13 year Transitions’
and Community Court Volunteer
employee, describes these as “the services needed to live
healthy lives.” Patty’s outreach at Community Court is part of the Women’s Hearth’s efforts
to reach women who need resources but don’t know what services are available. “Getting
people into housing is the most important thing I do. But, I also help women navigate
systems in Spokane including the court system.”
“This program is making a difference, women know they can come here every
Monday and access the court, the services, the public defenders, and the prosecutor.
Beyond that, the Community Court really celebrates the successes here. They announce
when someone graduates and the whole court stands up to applaud and congratulate them.
The judge sits on the same level as the participants, not up on a platform.”
This same personalized, tailored and flexible approach is just what Patty says makes
Transitions a success. “Transitions is flexible and really works to listen to and meet our
participants where they are. I have never worked anywhere else for more than four or
five years, but Transitions is different. We are always inclusive. We practice inclusive
leadership as a staff and bring participants into every decision possible. I stay here because
I know these services improve lives and save lives.”
“The Women’s Hearth receives a lot of ‘things’ from the community that allow us to
meet women’s basic needs. But the most basic need these women have is for the Women’s
Hearth to stay open and we need monetary investments to do that. We are doing outreach,
providing basic need services, classes and help navigating systems. It’s working, please
help us keep doing it.”
"TRANSITIONS IS FLEXIBLE AND REALLY WORKS TO LISTEN TO
AND MEET PARTICIPANTS WHERE THEY ARE."
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There is light behind Megan Curran’s
dark eyes that reveals layers of depth and
empathy. She is soft-spoken and chooses
her words with care and thought. When
she speaks, others listen. Her experiences
of loss and struggle do not dampen her
resolve. Most recently, she lost two friends
to addiction, yet she remains focused on
her own path to recovery and growth. She
has worked to build supports, working on
herself to become healthy and whole. She
has gratitude to all of the people who have
Megan Curran, Miryam’s House Alumni
helped her get healthy and whole and has hopes to one day be able to pay them back. Her
advice to future Miryam’s House residents comes reluctantly and humbly, “take advantage of
the services and supports that are offered freely. Take your time to rest, but there is a lot of
work to be done. Make the most of the time that you are here. Your full time job when you
get here is yourself and it is the hardest job that I have ever had.”
On March 10th, the doors of Miryam’s House opened to welcome Megan Curran.
She had spent the first months of 2014 in hospitals and a nursing home recovering
from addiction and, two heart surgeries. She had struggled with addiction, PTSD and
homelessness for 8 years. She wanted desperately to stop hurting the people she loved, but
feared this too would be another failed attempt at change, at sobriety and at life. Yet, Megan
believes in second chances and that she has been given one. She has come a long way from
the streets and addiction to become a leader, a friend, a sister, a mentor at Miryam’s House.
She has learned to trust and believe in herself. She beams, “To be where I am now, where I
am rock-climbing. I don’t really have limitations. I would never have believed it. How can
all that happen in a year?”
SKILLS FOR SUCCESS
FINDING HOPE AT MIRYAM’S HOUSE
Megan graduated from Miryam’s House on December 9th, 2014. It had been a long
journey to the steps of the big house with the red door, which had begun many states away,
through years of trauma and addiction. She was welcomed to her to her new home by the
women of Miryam’s and felt the warm force of love and healing. She has sat down to over a
hundred community meals and yet she still remembers her first dinner. “I will never forget
that first dinner. This overwhelming sense of belonging, safety and love the things that a
family provides.” She speaks of Miryam’s and her journey with fondness and reverence.
One of the lessons she learned at Miryam’s was not to run. “This was a true place of
transformation where things began to change for me.”
It was more than a year ago that Megan moved into her new apartment and the
next chapter of her journey. Her dreams to live a life with purpose and to pay it forward
are coming true. She has served on the Program Committee of Transitions, go through
Leadership Spokane, graduating in June. She works at a recovery center, helping others
make it through addiction to the other side. She continues to pay it forward.
In the 9 months she called Miryam’s House her home, she became a leader, resident
assistant, a big sister, and an inspiration. Asked about Megan’s journey, Sue Barclay,
Miryam’s House’s resident counselor, remarks “When I think about what the sister’s spoke
about, it is in the everyday things that we see miracles. Megan is the miracle of Miryam’s.”
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BE A PIECE OF THE PUZZLE
BE OUR GUEST
START SOMETHING
A way to get involved is to host your own
fundraiser for Transtions. Board Member
Kim Chaffin hosts Jailed and Bailed every
year and raised over $10,000 in 2015.
Emde Sports hosts Valley Girl Triathlon
and partners with our organization as a
donation site raising awareness and money
every year.
Don’t miss our annual events! Bring your
friends, volunteer, and RSVP to our Golf
Outing and People Who Care events. Join
us at our monthly New Leaf bake sales and
Open Door events. Be sure to sign up for
our monthly e-newsletter and follow us on
Facebook and Twitter.
Join Kim and Emde Sports in their
efforts or start your own annual event.
OUR PARTICIPANTS ARE
INVOLVED
Every year our participants take part in the
MLK Day parade, Bloomsday, and many
other community events.
They give back to the community in so
many ways because they feel supported in
their journey.
DONATE AND VOLUNTEER
Transitions has many opportunities for
you to give your time or donations. If
you would like to volunteer at one of our
programs or give a monetary donation,
visit our website.
If you have items to donate, we are always
in need of your gently used goods. View
our needs list on our website or call our
administration office.
If you purchase items through Amazon,
be sure to select Transitional Programs
for Women under Amazon Smile.
Thank you for all you do for the women
and children overcoming poverty and
homelessness in Spokane.
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Listed are the names of those remembered or honored by
gifts given to Transitions in 2015.
Bauer, Edward
Black,Thomas
Bosch, Joan
Buckley, Valerie
Collins, Linda
Cunningham, Linda
Dawes, Tom
Dougal, Sr Susan
Fissler, Sr Consuelo
Frobisher, George
Giangreco, Havi & Rebekah
Giangreco, Havivah
Harris, Rose
Hill, Floyd
Jenkins, William
Jodi & Rowan
Keogh, Angela
Laird, Helen
Lee, Joyce
Lopiccolo, Grace & Jasper
Maurer, Dia
McFaul, Ted & Peacha
McFaul, Ted
“
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Meier, Stephanie
Melcher, Bonnie
Meyers, Jaci
Morrissey, Maryann
Neumann, Sally
Nordstrom, Suzette
Pecsar, Hilda
Pierone, Sally
Pizelo, Marie
Powers, Julian
Quinn, Kevin
Reinbold, Donna
Rice-Sauer, Edie
Risse, Patricia
Ross, Rosemary
Rutherford, Barbara
Shea, Sr Joan
Small, Patsy M.
Thomas, Rick & Diane
Turcotte, Kathleen
Ward, SNJM, Sr Mary Bridget
Weeks, Mary
Witkoe, Jesse PARTICIPANTS SPEAK OUT FOR
MIRYAM’S HOUSE
GRATITUDE
IN MEMORY OF/HONOR OF
”
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“Thank you for helping me build a life the way I want.
“I appreciate the unity of women with their trials
and triumphs. We all have to endure and we all can
collectively work toward a better way to survive life.
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Transitions is grateful to the many individuals, businesses, organizations and foundations
that invest in our work to end poverty and homelessness for women and children in
Spokane. Our intention is to acknowledge every donor who contributed to our efforts in
2015. If your name was omitted, misspelled or appeared in the wrong spot, please accept our
sincere apology and let us know by calling (509) 328-6702. Thank you.
THANK YOU
$50,000 AND ABOVE
Anonymous
City of Spokane--CHHGP
City of Spokane--CHS
City of Spokane--Strong
Families Iniative
Dominican Outreach
Foundation
Sinsinawa Dominicans
Sisters of Providence
Sisters of St. Francis of
Philadelphia
Sisters of the Holy Names of
Jesus and Mary
U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban
Development
$10,000 - $49,999
Community Focus Trust
Conrad Hilton Fund for Sisters
County of Spokane--TITLE V
Emilie Gamelin Mission Fund
Hartford Pope Foundation
Harvest Foundation
Homeless Housing Assistance
Act
Inland Northwest Community
Foundation
Mary LaFlamme
Mary & Bill Murphy
Robert V Baker Foundation Inc.
Smith-Barbieri Progressive
Fund
Supportive Services for
Veteran Families
Diane & Rick Thomas
Barb & Rich Umbdenstock
Women Helping Women Fund
$2,500 - $9,999
AmericanWest Bank
Automated Accounts, Inc.
Avista Corporation
Bank of America
BNSF Foundation
Bouten Construction Company
Melinda Denton
Sharon Doyle
Phyllis Gabel
Amy Galloway
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Garco Construction Inc.
Gonzaga University Knights &
Setons
Dan & Cindy Hammes
Carol Haugen
Bill & Ann Jones
Lilac Plaza Retirement
Community
Elaine Myers
Jeff & Kathie Philipps
Providence Health & Services
Raskob Foundation for Catholic
Activities Inc.
Rosauers Supermarkets
Rotary Community Services,
Inc.
The TJX Foundation Inc.
Travis Pattern & Foundry Inc.
Linda & Tim Williams
Dr. Kathie Yerion PhD
$1,000 - $2,499
Floyd & Beverly Lee
Laurel Brink
David Martin
Catherine Brown
Ann Martin
Katy & Ed Bruya
Dia & Robert Maurer
C&H Foreign Auto Repair
Sally McKen
Modern Drywall
Moran Fence
Sue Orlowski SP
Our Lady of Lourdes Cathedral
Linda Cannon
Career Path Services
Chris Carlson
Elaine Couture
Teri Craggett
Darcy Cunningham
Pierce Charitable Trust
Kalista & Bill Dubiel
Laurie Powers
Jenny Duffy
Pride in Nursing
Eastern Washington University
Donna & Jim Reinbold
Edge Construction Supply
Matt Reinbold
Gay Edwards
Jane Rinehart
ESA Foundation
Barrie Ryan
Sacred Heart Catholic Parish
Exchange Clubs of Spokane
Foundation
Executive Women International
Selinger Shone Foundation
Lisa & Craig Fortier
Serenity Group Incorporated
Jodi Funk DDS
Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia Cathy & George Garber
Foundation
Amelia Genins
Anonymous
Kathyrn Smith
Michael & Lupe Gilmartin
Johanna Arora
Sharon Spear
Kay Gorka
Martha Baet
Tom & Cheri Susens
Tim & Deanna Bax
Brenda Tudor
BDO USA, LLP
Donald Tuttle
Pamela Behring
Patricia & Ed Tyler
Bergquist Foundation
Liz & Dave Ulmen
Karl Boettner
Unitarian Universalist Church
Linda & Dan Kobe-Smith
Berg & Julie Borrevik
US Bank Foundation
Kohls
Kathy Brooks
Greg Usher
Ami Manning
Tim & Kathy Brown
Becky & Mike Ward
Rob McCann
Sheryl Clark
Washington Trust Bank
Dave & Bobbie McGann
Pamela Clemens
Westminster Congregational United Sarah McKenna
Marian & Wayne Meredith
Church of Christ
Michael & Jessica Whitman Family
Neil & Natalie Ziegler
Foundation
Emde Sports/Valley Girl Triathlon
Lily May Emert SP
Kim Erickson
Michael & Lori Fernandez
Gus Johnson Ford
Heartfelt Ramblings
$500 - $999
Cindy Algeo
Judy Altig
Anonymous
Resa Hagen
Keith Hegg
Kathleen Hilton SNJM
Constance Hutchinson
Inland Imaging LLC
Linda Jones
Rita & Ron Mickelson
Jim & Terri Morrison
National Assoc. of Women
Business Owners
Assistants
North Spokane Physical & Sports
Therapy
Assumption Parish
Charlie O’Connor
Janice Baker DDS
Mark Iverson
Chris O’Harra
Gary & Glenda Bakken
Arlene Patton
Meg Jones
Richard Baldasty
Rodney & Downs Paul
Valerie & John Keegan
Beyersdorf-Mulloy Fund
Michael & Marilyn Phalen
Edith Keogh
Joyce & Gary Blazek
Stonetree Custom LLC
Kiwanis Club of East Spokane
Bottling Group LLC
Pounder’s Jewelry
Tyler & Kelly Lafferty
Frank & Sharon Bouten
Emmy Quaschnik
Hoyt, Lewis & Associates
I.S. & Emily Fetterman Foundation
Integrus Architecture
Diane Quincy
Gary & Darlene Hoefel
Lawrence & Liann Inman
Judy & Paul Jaremko
Rock Placing Company LLC
Steven & Kelsey Jarvis
Ruth Safranek
Samuel & Jane Joseph
Seattle Foundation
Journal of Business
Steven & Anne Katsaris
Carol & Bob Sexton MD
Kelly Kennaly
Susan & Jim Shaw
Steve & Peggy Koehler
Don & Carla Sheridan
Francoise Kuester
Sisters of Providence-- Charity Sarah Layton-Sutherly
Fund
Julie Liss
Charles Skok
Malpass Law Office, PS
Jere Mansfield
Mark & Annette Skubinna
Kathy & Skip March
Carol Smucker
Scott & Jennifer Marquis
Spokane Teachers Credit Union Todd Mascarin
St. Augustine Parish
Bob & Barb Materne
Mort Maurer
St. Clare Ecumenical Catholic
Community
Dave McCahill
Mount St. Joseph
Dick & Pat St. John
Norma & John Mullen
Teresa & Tom Stokes
Pat & Jacilyn Nolan
Cheryl & Steve Vawter
Joan Peden
Walmart Foundation
Kristi Philip
Prince of Peace Lutheran
Rosemary & Todd Wear
Church
Wear Law Office
Sally & Tim Quirk
Steve & Kris Wedel
Gretchen Renz
Richard Weeks
John & Dee Rodgers
Victoria Sattler
Mary Ann Wilharm
Robert Sauter
YMCA of the Inland Northwest
Carlene Schwab
Eleanor Seelbach
Ann Sheridan
Mary Alberts
Sisters of the Holy Names
Carol & Clint Allen
Laurence Small
Allina Health Community
Guy & Krista Smith
Engagement
Valerie & Mark Sonderen
Anonymous
Richard & Lois Steury
Asset Planning & Management, Inc. Colleen Stevens
Barbara Augusta
Moran Fence
Nic Bachhuber
Rosemarie Thurman
Julie Banks
Dick & Sharon Tiffany
Lynn Baum
Linda Tompkins
Jamie Borgan
Julenne Triplett
Buder Memorial Fund
Priscilla Troutman
Gerry Bulger
Spencer Tuttle
Karen Campbell
Susan Tyler-Babkirk
Shirley Cannon
Timothy Ulmen
Carol & Michael Carpenter
Harriet & Sam Van Wyck
Ken & Sharon Cathcart
George & Rita Waldref
Catholic Daughters of the Americas
Joy Lynn Walker
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Marc Weiand
City Life Church
Travis & Janice White
Craig Clifford
Sandi Wilson
Dean & Debbie Crogan
Michael Cunningham
Marilyn DeCoster
Dorothy Detlor
Francis & Ola Adewale
Leonard & Helen Doohan
Michael & Molly Adolfae
Julie & John Dorr
T.S. Altepeter
John Downey
Christie Anderson
Stacie & Joe Duenich
Marian Arment
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