Impact Report - Conservancy of Southwest Florida
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Impact Report - Conservancy of Southwest Florida
F I S C A L Y E A R O C TO B E R 1 , 2 0 1 4 - S E P T E M B E R 3 0 , 2 0 1 5 2014-2015 WWW.CONSERVANCY.ORG 1495 Smith Preserve Way | Naples, FL 34102 239.262.0304 1 DENNIS GOODMAN „ From large-scale habitat protection, to public education, to rehabbing injured wildlife, the Conservancy is a true guardian in every sense of the word. For all of us. „ - Joel Sartore, National Geographic Photographer Contents Board of Directors 1 Note from the Board Chair 2 President’s Update 3 IMPACT: Wildlife Rehabilitation 4 Environmental Science & Research 6 Environmental Education 8 Environmental Policy & Advocacy 2 10 Impacting Our Future 12 Our Events 14 Above and Beyond 16 You Can Make an Impact 18 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Board of Directors* The Conservancy of Southwest Florida thanks the community and business leaders on our Board of Directors who are passionate about protecting our quality of life ...now and forever. Officers Chair Vice Chair Lynn Slabaugh Ken Krier President & CEO Secretary Treasurer Jane Pearsall Jay Tompkins Robert J. Moher Board Members Lew Allyn William Boyajian Dennis Brown Ed Eaton Thomas R. Gibson Stephanie Goforth Phil Gresh John R. Hall Dr. Judith Hushon Lois Kelley Loralee LeBoeuf Wayne Meland Gerri Moll Tom Moran Jim Murray Dr. Kamela Patton Mayela Rosales Lynne Shotwell Bob Saltarelli Patsy Schroeder Jeannie Smith Heidi Colgate Tamblyn Anne Drackett Tucker Thomas Tyler Not pictured: Phil Collins, Dave Rismiller, Sue Schulte, Karl Williams * Board members who served between October 1, 2014 – December 31, 2015 Sharon von Arx Nancy G. White Van Williams 1 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Note from the Board Chair Lynn Slabaugh Conservancy Board Chair Our fiscal year, running October 1, 2014 through September 30, 2015, achieved much success on behalf of environmental advocacy, science, education and wildlife rehabilitation. We also faced some of our region’s greatest environmental challenges. I’m proud to say that the Conservancy took the lead on many of those challenges, offering solutions and guidance. Through it all we remain strong and determined. We were able to make a truly positive impact thanks to your steadfast support. We are so thankful for the incredible investment our generous supporters continue to show us. You enable the Conservancy to grow as an organization from our base at the Nature Center – one of the premier centers in the Southeastern United States. With the strategic guidance from the board, along with dedicated staff and volunteers, we made significant advances toward many of our strategic goals. For example, this year we reached a record number of local school students, more than 11,000, with our environmental education programs. Also, we hosted more than 35,000 guests at the Nature Center. The total number of people directly reached by a Conservancy program, community lecture, our nature walks or other activities surged to more than 55,000! Just as water, land and wildlife know no county lines or legislative districts, the Conservancy works on critical environmental issues facing our region. In 2016 and beyond, we will look for ways to enhance our regional impact throughout Lee, Charlotte, Hendry, Glades and Collier counties. It has been an honor for me to serve as the Board Chair these last three years. I sincerely thank you for your time, talent and treasure. Without you, the accomplishments you see in the pages ahead, would not be possible. Thank you again for your support. Sincerely, Lynn Slabaugh 2 President’s update Robert M. Moher Conservancy President and CEO Impact….it is why all of you have chosen to support or to become involved in the Conservancy of Southwest Florida’s collective efforts to protect our region’s water, land and wildlife. Making a difference and creating impactful solutions is what the Conservancy of Southwest Florida is all about and why we exist. This report demonstrates what we can accomplish when we work together, using the Conservancy’s combined tools of environmental education, advocacy, policy development, sound scientific research and wildlife care and rehabilitation. It is this dynamic set of skills represented by our talented staff, and supported by our volunteers, combined with our regional focus, which makes the Conservancy unique. In the past year, Southwest Florida has once again become the center of renewed rates of growth and development. In fact, the Naples and Fort Myers metro areas were once again ranked in the top 10 nationally for population growth. How we shape the patterns of growth, particularly as pressure moves development inland to more sensitive lands, is a key challenge and opportunity before us. The Conservancy believes in a strong economy, but also recognizes the fundamental underpinning of this quality of life is our water, land and wildlife, which are key to sustaining a prosperous future. Of utmost importance is the Conservancy’s focus on protecting our water resources. We must fundamentally address the most significant threats facing our water supply, including emerging forms of oil extraction techniques. Collectively, we must decide whether these enhanced extraction activities can be done safely, and what techniques and locations are appropriate in Southwest Florida. Proven science and an abundance of caution must be our guiding principles, so that we protect our water resources for current and future generations. Our work highlighted in this report would not be possible without your support. Your investment in the Conservancy is making a positive impact. We believe there is great strength in numbers. We hope you will come explore the Conservancy Nature Center to experience our 21-acre campus with family and friends. Whether you attend our events, visit the Nature Center or follow our policy work, there are so many ways you can support our mission. For those who care most about protecting our environment, your support is more important than ever! With thanks, Rob Moher 3 IMPACT Wildlife Rehabilitation www.conservancy.org/wildlife The Conservancy’s von Arx Wildlife Hospital rehabilitation staff and volunteers provide supportive care to more than 3,200 patients each year. In addition to caring for injured and/or orphaned native wildlife patients, the von Arx Wildlife Hospital includes exhibits that provide an enriched educational experience for Conservancy guests. Visitors can learn about the daily procedures within the Wildlife Hospital and how to prevent injuries to wildlife. Wildlife Injury Prevention Educating the community about preventing injury to wildlife is a key component to the Conservancy’s mission. The Conservancy von Arx Wildlife Hospital staff was a participating presenter for the Project Greenscape Certification program, held at Rookery Bay, in order to educate landscapers about the proper way to interact with wildlife while on the job. The wildlife rehabilitation team also trained the seasonal City of Naples Beach Specialists in proper handling techniques for their work at the Naples Pier. In order to educate the public on the dangers of hooking pelicans while fishing on the Naples Pier, the Conservancy developed informative signage, a video, and hosted seminars for the general public to learn the proper steps to remove fishing hooks and prevent pelican injuries. The signage and video will be displayed at the Naples Pier and will be shared on the City of Naples website and television channel. See it on the Conservancy’s website www.conservancy.org/wildlife. Enhanced Guest Experience at the von Arx Wildlife Hospital Nursery Viewing Window Opens Visitors can take a peek inside the daily operations of the von Arx Wildlife Hospital. One-way glass into the nursery allows visitors to get an inside look at the care provided by Conservancy staff to the many baby animals rehabilitating in the facility. The nursery is just one of the many specialized rehabilitation rooms inside the von Arx Wildlife Hospital. State and federal permits dictate that special care is taken so patients do not become accustomed to humans. This helps them better survive when released back into the wild. Video - ‘A Day In-the-Life’ at the von Arx Wildlife Hospital The Conservancy recently completed a video to provide guests with a behindthe-scenes look into the rescue, rehabilitation and release of wildlife hospital patients. This video gives viewers a unique insight into the many facets of the Conservancy’s rehabilitation efforts. 4 “As growth brings more people to Southwest Florida, the nonprofits that care for and educate us about wildlife — they’re residents here, too — shouldn’t be forgotten.” -Allen Bartlett, Editorial Page Editor, Naples Daily News New Outdoor Facilities Enhanced Care & Educational Outreach The $2.3 million investment for the expansion of the von Arx Wildlife Hospital will enable the Conservancy of Southwest Florida to better care for patients as they recover outdoors. Now under construction are additional flight enclosures, a new shorebird rehabilitation pool and small mammal areas. The outdoor areas will also include a guest education element. Resident animals which, because of the extent of their injuries, are not able to be released back into the wild will teach guests how to help prevent injuries to wildlife. Conservancy Pelican Protection signs can be seen throughout South Florida 312 Number of reptiles admitted in 2015 (Majority freshwater turtles, gopher tortoises and snakes) Each recovery space will have unique features to meet the varied needs of our many patient species. Spaces will include perches, nest boxes, basking hammocks and diving pools. 365 DAYS A YEAR the von Arx Wildlife Hospital is open every day, including holidays and weekends. They accept and care for injured, sick and orphaned native wildlife. 1800 Birds admitted each year 5 IMPACT Environmental Science & Research www.conservancy.org/science The Environmental Science team has 100 years of collective experience and expertise that provides a full range of technical skills needed for effective research. The team’s senior biologists hold advanced degrees in natural sciences and bring a diverse array of expertise ranging from, sea turtles to mangroves to pythons. The Science Division specializes in providing impartial, objective research for a wide-range of programs to advance the body of knowledge necessary to develop real-world solutions to conserve, manage and restore our natural resources. New Records for Legacy Initiatives Sea Turtles Conservancy Sea Turtle Protection and Monitoring Program on Keewaydin Island just completed its 33rd year. In the 2015 season, 507 loggerhead, 17 green and one leatherback nests were protected and evaluated by Conservancy biologists. The team partnered with Collier County, for the 22nd year, monitoring nesting activity on Naples City Beach. Today more than 265,000 hatchlings have had a chance at survival because of Conservancy efforts. The first recorded leatherback sea turtle was documented in Collier County this summer. Conservancy biologists made the discovery on Keewaydin Island. Also, for the first time since 1994, a green sea turtle nested on Naples City Beach. Additionally, the Conservancy Science team satellite tracked and monitored three loggerhead, and seven Kemp’s ridley sea turtles in 2015. Nature’s Nurseries For the 17th year, biologists monitored the Clam Bay mangrove system to gather information important to long-term mangrove survival and management in Southwest Florida. Biologists continued to monitor forests near Barefoot Beach and evaluate mangrove restoration efforts in Fruit Farm Creek near Goodland with partners Rookery Bay, Coastal Ecology Group, and local governments. Overall, a total of 25,456 mangroves had a physical exam and three forests were evaluated for restoration success. 525 Loggerhead Sea Turtle nests protected 6 100+ Years of biologists’ experience 25,465 Mangroves had a physical “The Conservancy uses sound, scientific research to inform and offer reasonable solutions to the complex issues impacting our water, land and wildlife.” Robert Moher, Conservancy of Southwest Florida President & CEO Emerging Opportunities Identifying Invasive Species The Conservancy is increasingly responding to the challenge of the escalating presence of invasive species. Our team is playing a key role in the inter-agency regional organization, CISMA (Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area). The group is dedicated to raising awareness and conducting surveys on the threat from a myriad of invasive species of which, the Burmese Python is one of the most widely known. This year, Conservancy biologists captured 20 pythons, radio-tracked 12, and removed three egg clutches (totaling dozens of eggs). This work was conducted in partnership with Denison University, USGS and Rookery Bay. Call 800-IVE-GOT1 if you see an invasive animal or report at www.IveGot1.org. The Conservancy’s goal is to help contribute solutions to help control the spread of this invasive and damaging species in an effective and humane manner. Take a look. View incredible research and watch videos of Conservancy biologists in the field tracking pythons www.conservancy.org/pythons. Teeing Up Golf Course Ecology A birds-eye view of the Upper Gordon River reveals a corridor of green vegetation and a small stream surrounded by urban development. The Conservancy Science team initiated the Gordon River Corridor Golf Course Partnership as part of an urban ecology program. Biologists are collecting information on wildlife that live in these areas. This information will be used to tailor suggestions about how to enhance the quality of life for existing wildlife and to attract additional wildlife to the corridor. The goal is to encourage the use of developed areas to support natural resources through science, in harmony with urban recreational sport activities. 7 IMPACT Environmental Education www.conservancy.org/education People who connect with nature are more willing to help protect and address the critical environmental issues facing Southwest Florida’s water, land, and wildlife. The Conservancy of Southwest Florida’s Environmental Education team provides children and adults an appreciation and understanding of Southwest Florida’s unique natural resources. Accomplishments STEM Learning Adventures Programs Impact more than 11,000 students The Conservancy’s Education Team delivered STEM Learning Adventures programs to over 11,000 students during the 2014-15 year, an increase of 33% over the prior year. These immersive, hands-on programs are aligned with Florida’s Next Generation Sunshine State Standards and reinforce important STEM concepts, while inspiring the next generation to protect Florida’s water, land and wildlife. Environmental Education Alliance of Southwest Florida Conference In partnership with Florida Gulf Coast University, the Conservancy launched and hosted the first and second annual Environmental Education Alliance of Southwest Florida Conference. Held in the fall of 2014 and 2015, this one-day conference brought together more than 80 professional environmental educators from across the Southwest Florida region. Among the topics discussed were best practices, professional development and potential collaborative projects. The educators agreed that the Alliance will continue. 11,000 Children educated in 2015 8 “Excellent experience! All staff was prepared, friendly, and informative. One of the best field trips I’ve been on in 30 years of teaching! Thank you!” - Sea Gate Elementary School teacher “The Conservancy of Southwest Florida has become a great resource for environmental education for students, educators and the entire Southwest Florida community. We are proud to partner with the Conservancy.” -Dr. Wilson Bradshaw, FGCU President Gateway to Our Mission More than 35,000 guests visited the Conservancy Nature Center in 2015. The 21-acre Nature Center is the gateway to our mission. Here, guests of all ages discover hands-on, educational and fun exhibits and programs designed to inspire and promote a love of nature. This year, we expanded our offerings to include more opportunities to connect guests with our mission. Little Explorer Play Zone More than 300 aspiring naturalists visited the recently opened Little Explorer Play Zone in the Young Naturalist Classroom. The Little Explorer Play Zone is a space where young children can do what they do best – play! But this isn’t just any play space. Children can crawl through a gopher tortoise burrow, investigate the animals that call the burrows home, play in the mangroves and climb into a life-size bald eagle’s nest. The Little Explorer Play Zone is also home to the Conservancy’s Little Explorers programs, held on select Thursdays. These programs have been an enormous success in 2015, and the Conservancy has a full schedule planned for 2016! Check the website for details www.conservancy.org/calendar. Conservation Connections The Conservancy Nature Center now offers new ways to ignite a passion for environmental protection. In 2015, the new Boat and Brunch program set sail. Guests take an informative cruise of the Gordon River, stopping at Naples Harbour for brunch or lunch (depending on the time of year). Additional dates and times will be offered throughout 2016. Conservancy-led kayak tours of the Gordon River are now offered daily. All guided excursions are packed with interesting facts about wildlife and plants in Southwest Florida. Visit www.conservancy.org/nature-center. Eco-Cruise is Reminder of Conservancy’s Roots From January through April 2015, more than 2,000 guests participated in a Conservancy-led eco-cruise through Rookery Bay. Consisting of 110,000 acres of open water, Rookery Bay is one of the few undisturbed mangrove estuaries left in the U.S., and one of only 28 National Estuarine Research Reserves. Protecting this threatened estuary in 1964 was the Conservancy’s first accomplishment. Today, eco-cruises aboard the Good Fortune II pontoon boat provide guests with a fun and informative reminder of the Conservancy’s positive impact on our environment. Cruise information is online www.conservancy.org/goodfortune. 9 IMPACT Environmental Policy & Advocacy www.conservancy.org/policy The Conservancy works actively with decision makers to ensure a bright future for generations to come. It is about balancing conservation with economic health and making sure decisions and actions are supported by science-based information and policies. Advocacy in Action Water Quality Accomplishments The Policy team this year provided technical and legal support to the City of Bonita Springs in developing a local ordinance addressing unconventional oil and gas extraction. The City unanimously voted to prohibit unconventional oil and gas extraction, including fracking, making it the second city in Florida to address unconventional drilling through a local ordinance. Conservancy policy staff were appointed to the Bonita Springs Citizens Water Strategy Task Force. The group generated 34 recommendations to City Council to address water resources concerns within the Density Reduction Groundwater Resource area (DRGR). The Bonita City Council plans to move forward on implementation of many of these recommendations. Lee County Board of County Commissioners unanimously adopted Conservancy and Audubon of Florida’s recommended Conservation 20/20 ordinance language regarding water quality projects, restoration and expenditure of funds to ensure continued protection and conservation of environmentally sensitive lands. Wildlife Advocacy Policy team members held an instrumental role with Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission in a resolution regarding a model ordinance for local communities to minimize human-bear interactions. The team helped revise policies related to the treatment of urban bears, thus allowing for more humane relocation. Smart Growth Advocacy The Conservancy Policy team provided expert testimony regarding a hot topic of debate in Lee County: the adopted Lee County Plan Amendment decision for River Hall. The plan amendment would have effectively doubled the allowable density on 585 of the 1,700 acres in the River Hall development, a master plan community located in Alva. The judge agreed with the Conservancy’s position not to allow the increase in density because there was no finding of “overriding public necessity.” The ruling sets an important precedent and will protect rural communities in Lee County from being demolished. 10 “If it was not for the work of organizations like the Conservancy, Southwest Florida’s beautiful and natural environment would be wall-to-wall concrete.” Frank Mann, Lee County Commissioner, District 5 Sustainable Solutions Oil Legislation and Regulation Today, new methods for refining and extracting oil are creating a surge in oil and gas activity in our state. Proposals include more than 100-thousand acres of new oil exploration and wells on public conservation lands, near homes, or in the Everglades. The Conservancy will advocate again this legislative session for meaningful regulations of extreme oil exploration and extraction techniques. Make a Difference Your support allows us to continue our work with local, regional and national decision-makers to help advance these critical policy issues. Protecting and Restoring the Everglades The Conservancy is a strong advocate for the Everglades. Our focus is on the Western Everglades, where protection of natural intact flowways and habitat areas is equally important to restoration efforts. Policy members serve on the board of the 58-organization Everglades Coalition, and we are the Everglades representative on the national Great Waters Coalition. We work with partners to lobby for state and federal authorizations and appropriations for Everglades projects. Priority projects we are seeking funding for in 2016 include the C-43 Reservoir and the Central Everglades Planning Project. These will aid in the restoration of the Caloosahatchee River, which impacts water quality in Southwest Florida. Smart Growth The Conservancy is keeping a watchful eye on the proposals for substantial new cities and developments in the eastern rural lands of Collier County. Some of these proposals encroach into some of the last remaining habitats for a myriad of threatened and endangered species – including some within primary panther habitat. These areas also serve as important water recharge areas for our aquifers, in addition to being critical wetlands. If we are to preserve the character and functionality of our region’s unique natural environment, we must shape where and how development and land uses unfold. 11 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Impacting Our Future What we do today will impact the future. From personal contributions of money earned, to taking an interest in local politics, to advertising to millennials – the future of Southwest Florida is in the hands of some inspiring young citizens. Donating Allowance One of the most heartwarming notes we received this year came from 9-year old Cooper Smith. He sent us this response to a wildlife hospital fundraising letter. Thank you, Cooper. You are an inspiration to all of us at the Conservancy! Dear The C onservancy , I hope the $3 dollars in this envelo help the Co pe will nservancy ca re for the a that are orp nimals haned, sick , or injured family wou . Our ld love to d onate, but have the e doesn’t xtra mone y. the money probably h you are olding righ t now was me doing ch earned by ores. I once read a Nati Geographic onal magazine with a part Lions. It sa that is on id that we should don to help lion ate money s. It also sa id that eve counts, an ry penny d I think it ’s true, so ey should this monhopefully h elp out a lo been to the t. I have Conservan cy many ti I think it’s mes, and GREAT! It ’s SO cool h guys help ow you out so man y animals! become a V I want to olunteer. Your frien d , Above: Copy of the Wildlife Appeal reply from Cooper. Right: The letter that Cooper included with his $3 donation. Cooper Sm ith Young Leaders Dear Mr. Moher, My family read your commentary yesterday about our county commission and oil drilling. My sister and I are learning about how government works. We are disappointed in our county commission removing the topic of oil drilling from the meeting. Did someone tell them to do that? I am ten years old and my sister, Julia, is seven. When we grow up and live in Naples, we want clean water and healthy land. I would like other children to join this conversation with their parents. I think if all the children in Naples knew about this, then we could make a difference. How can I help? Sincerely, Alexandra van Dongen Rob Moher, Alexandra, Julia and Annette van Dongen 12 Millennial Advertising University of Miami School of Communication Partnership Conservancy Camp Women in STEM This fall, the Conservancy launched “Cool Coastlines,” a new camp during Thanksgiving break. 2nd through 5th graders joined the Conservancy for an aquatic adventure exploring the coastal environments of Southwest Florida. The camp featured field trips to wet and wild places, where children explored habitats and discovered unique creatures. Joanna Fitzgerald, von Arx Wildlife Hospital director, presented at the American Association of University Women - STEM Girls Conference at Hodges University. Hundreds of local girls and women attended to learn more about women who hold leadership positions in STEM-related fields. NAPLES DAILY NEWS A class of graduating seniors at the University of Miami’s School of Communication took on the Conservancy as a client. The course is designed to mirror the ‘real world’ of an advertising agency. The course emphasizes the strategic planning of marketing and advertising, communication objectives, coupled with the planning and execution of media selections, the development of research-based creative strategies, and the development of evaluative techniques for measuring potential campaign effectiveness. The campaign will be revealed in the coming weeks. “My daughter enjoyed the camp, and she learned so much! Thank you for a great program that not only entertains her, but is helping her grow into an environmentally aware person.” - Summer Camp Survey Response 13 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Our Events “I cannot imagine what life would be like here without the Conservancy. Our community is rich in natural resources that are being threatened every day. The Conservancy is on the front lines in the battle to protect our air, water, and wildlife. I am so honored and proud to be a part of that effort.” - Kellie Burns, NBC2 anchor and Magic Under the Mangroves™ emcee Water Works RedSnook Award-winning National Geographic Journalist Joel Borne toured the Conservancy Nature Center, prior to speaking at the premier Water Works luncheon on January 14. The event helps to raise awareness and funds for the Conservancy’s water-related work. The inaugural event was a huge success. The Conservancy’s annual catch and release fishing tournament is a reminder of one of our region’s greatest treasures: the waterways. Clean water is essential to the Southwest Florida ecosystem and a lack of this commodity will threaten the region’s supply of fish, birds and other wildlife. 2015 Presenting sponsor: The Naples Trust Company 2015 Presenting sponsors: The Beacon Group at Morgan Stanley and RGM Capital 2015 Supporting sponsors: Naples Yacht Club, Hurley Travel Experts, CRS Technology Consultants, PNC Bank, Eileen Fisher and Naples Daily News 2016 Event: Wednesday, January 20 Earth Day Festival The Conservancy welcomed 850 guests during the biggest community event of the year. We were extremely proud to see families, Conservancy members and community members coming together to celebrate and learn about Southwest Florida’s water, land and wildlife. The 2015 Earth Day Festival was sponsored by PNC Bank, D’Latinos, Univision SW Florida, the Naples Daily News and Walmart. 2014 Event raised $77,000 net • 2015 Event raised $82,000 net The Conservancy of Southwest Florida’s annual Magic Under the Mangroves™ gala dinner and auction is the signature fundraising event to support our organization’s water, land and wildlife initiatives. 2015 HIGHLIGHTS • • 2015 Supporting sponsors: Minto, Tompkins Family, Devoe Automotive Group, Backcountry Flyfishers, Naples Beach Brewery, Whole Foods, Russel’s Clambakes, Longhorn Steakhouse, Northern Trust, Crave Culinaire, Service by Jordan, Florida Weekly, Premier Sotheby’s International Realty, Lutgert Insurance, CliftonLarsonAllen and Newbury North Associates • Magic Under the Mangroves™ • • $1.3 million (net) raised Honored with Gulfshore Life magazine ‘BEST First Course’ award – prepared by Windows Catering Two American Advertising Federation awards for the Save the Date and Main Invitation ‘Making Magic’ Gulfshore Life spread won the Florida Magazine Association Silver CHARLIE Presenting Sponsor: Northern Trust 2015 Supporting sponsors: Gulfshore Life, Florida Weekly, Naples Daily News, NBC2 News, Port Royal Jewelers, Hurley Travel Experts 2016 Event: Thursday, March 3 RunWild The first 5K RunWild took off Halloween morning. The new course, organized by Gulf Coast Runners, was the first charity run along the new Gordon River Greenway. RunWild supports the Conservancy of Southwest Florida and the Naples Zoo wildlife conservation efforts. More than 400 people participated. 2016 Event: Saturday, April 16 F O R 14 W I L D L I F E C O N S E R VAT I O N Thank you Northern Trust for your continued support of Magic Under the Mangroves™ National Geographic Journalist Joel Borne with Jennifer Hecker at the 2015 WaterWorks luncheon Join us for the Earth Day Festival Saturday, April 16, 2016. John Kukk participating in the RedSnook fishing tournament. Over 400 runners participated in our RunWild 5K. 15 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Above and Beyond 2015 Exceeding expectations to make a positive impact on the community is a hallmark of Conservancy volunteers, staff and supporters. These are just a few highlights from 2015 that demonstrate how the Conservancy team goes above-and-beyond to advance our mission. Thank you to all who are so dedicated to protecting our water, land, wildlife and future. Volunteer Impact In 2015, the Conservancy’s 600+ volunteers contributed more than $1.2 million in service hours. Among the many services provided, volunteers helped deliver the Conservancy’s message to: • 22,000 passengers on Nature Center electric boat tours • 2,077 passengers aboard the Good Fortune II Eco-Cruise • 1,280 Briggs Boardwalk guests • 1,994 Clam Pass Nature Walk Guests • 829 Tiger Tail Beach Nature Walk Guests 22,000 Passengers traveled up the Gordon River on one of our electric boat tours. The late Ian Wright is presented the Volunteer of the Year Award from Conservancy President Rob Moher. Volunteer of the Year With heavy hearts we said good-bye to our Volunteer of the Year, Ian Wright. Ian Wright donated more than 5,000 hours as a Conservancy volunteer. He served as president of the Conservancy CONNECTION 20102013. Additionally, he served on the board of the CONNECTION as vice president and past president. Ian’s warm smile and smart solutions are missed by all who had the pleasure of working with him. Christopher B. Smith Preserve Enhancing Nature A crew of staff and volunteers braved the July heat and humidity to continue the tradition of improvements to the Christopher B. Smith Preserve at the Conservancy Nature Center. A pond now serves as a home and foraging station to turtles, birds, insects and many species of mammals. This crew added 110 native plants to the mix. These create more biodiversity, food for insects, reptiles and mammals. It is a bountiful harvest for the eyes: more blooms and more color all times of the year. $1.2 Million Volunteer service hours donated Director of Environmental Science Kathy Worley and Volunteer Roz Katz 16 “I wish to congratulate Conservancy of Southwest Florida on achieving our coveted 4-star rating for sound fiscal management and commitment to accountability and transparency.” Michael Thatcher Charity Navigator President and CEO 4-Stars from Charity Navigator The Conservancy of Southwest Florida again earned the top rating from Charity Navigator. Receiving four out of a possible four stars indicates that our organization adheres to good governance and other best practices that minimize the chance of unethical activities and consistently executes its mission in a fiscally responsible way. This “exceptional” designation from Charity Navigator differentiates the Conservancy from its peers and demonstrates to the public it is worthy of their trust. 17,851 Facebook fans Presenter at National Marine Educators Association Conference The Conservancy’s Education Manager, Michelle Rebilas, presented her graduate school research at the National Marine Educators Association Conference held in June 2015 in Newport, Rhode Island. Her research focused on creating instructional objectives for NOAA’s Ocean Literacy Framework. Her work provides teachers with additional tools to bring ocean literacy into the classroom. 815 News articles mentioning the Conservancy of Southwest Florida Python Patrol More than 25 Conservancy staff members participated in python training in order to help manage the invasive species population. Python Patrol trainings teach people how to identify, report and safely capture pythons. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the Conservancy of Southwest Florida are working together to train natural resource workers who may encounter pythons in the field. This program creates a network of citizen scientists to help stop the spread of this large, invasive snake. 50,000+ People reached through a Conservancy event or program. 123,574 Unique website visitors 17 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Donor Support Gifts of $50,000 and above Anonymous (2) Lew & Dawn Allyn Family Fund of the Community Foundation of Collier County Edith G. Andrew Arizona Community Foundation The Batchelor Foundation, Inc. Brunckhorst Foundation Community Foundation of Collier County, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul I. Corddry D.A. Davidson & Co Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Eaton, Jr. Mrs. Cynthia Eckhardt Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Brooks and Joan Fortune Family Foundation Ms. Eva Sugden Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Gresh John and Donna Hall Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan C. Hamill The Ivan Bowen Family Foundation Joshua J. Allyn Fund of the Community Foundation of Collier Ken Krier Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Lutgert The Martin Foundation, Inc. Naples Children & Education Foundation Naples Zoo Dellora A. and Lester J. Norris Foundation Northern Trust Ms. Betty D. Prout Susan L. Regenstein and Barry Frank Patsy Schroeder Lynne and Chip Shotwell Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Smith Mary Reinhart Stackhouse Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. Dolph W. von Arx Wavering Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Wheeler Myra and Van Zandt Williams, Jr. Fund of the Princeton Area Community Foundation Gifts of $25,000 to $49,999 Anonymous Mr. Charles Abadie Mr. and Mrs. William F. Allyn Aileen S. Andrew Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Brown Mr. Stefan R. Bothe and Mrs. Jennifer V. Cheng Colcom Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Philip Collins Mrs. Jennifer L. Conery Donahue Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John F. Donahue Mr. William J. Donahue Everglades Foundation Foundation For The Carolinas Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ganzi Mrs. Lavern N. Gaynor Raynelle Heidrick Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. LeBoeuf 18 Mr. Kenneth J. Martin and Mrs. Christine R. Hepburn Morgan Stanley PNC Bank PNC Wealth Management The Regenstein Foundation Fred and Sue Schulte Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Slabaugh, III Mr. and Mrs. David Byron Smith Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Stanback State of Florida Environmental Protection The Stranahan Foundation Tucker and Marti Tyler U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management van Otterloo Family Foundation Walmart Foundation Walmart Supercenter Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Wilson Gifts of $10,000 to $ 24,999 Anonymous Mrs. Virginia J. Ackerman Agua Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John N. Allen American Profol, Inc. Andrew Family Foundation Arthrex, Inc. Bank of America Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc. Bank of America, N. A. Mr. Douglas Becker and Mr. Kevin Kurimsky Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Berman Best Buy Foundation CenturyLink Mr. and Mrs. John Clarke The Columbus Foundation CRS Technology Consultants Mr. and Mrs. Michael D’Alessandro Mrs. Susan Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Demkovich Ms. Katherine Doerr Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey J. Ferrao Fiddler’s Creek Management, Inc Florida Power & Light Company Mrs. Susanne E. Geier Ms. June L. Gentner Elsa and George Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Gibson The Glastenbury Foundation Stephanie and Del Goforth Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Guild, Jr. Mrs. Marjorie S. Harvey Hawthorne Foundation Frances Pew Hayes Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hayward Dr. Judith Hushon and Mr. John Hushon Mr. and Mrs. William Kelley Mr. Kevin Kurimsky Lake Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Langley The League Club, Inc. Mr. and Ms. Larry Leppo Maureen and Arnold Lerner MassMutual Financial Group Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. McGinty Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Meland Merrill Lynch Merrill Lynch Trust Company Catherine C. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Frank T. Mohr, Jr. Sandra O. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Moran Mr. John Morgan The Naples Trust Company Naples Shore Fund of the Community Foundation of Collier County Mr. and Mrs. William H. Nunnelly Mr. and Mrs. Bob O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Scott O’Dell Penniman Foundation Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Penniman, IV Mr. Charles W. Pingree Poplock Family Foundation Melvyn and Ronnie Poplock Praxair Mrs. Anne T. Ratliff Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Regenstein, III Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reusche RGM Capital, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Sidney F. Sapakie Dr. Robert A. Schultheis Shore Fund/Lilian Fisher Law Offices of John D. Spear, P.A. Sidney A. Swensrud Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Kermit S. Sutton Anne Drackett Thomas Gary L. and Sharen A. Thomas Mr. Mark Tullis and Ms. Pamela Fultz Ms. Lynde Uihlein von Arx Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Walter Mrs. Nancy G. White William Blair & Company Mr. and Mrs. Kyle N. Williamson 19 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Donor Support Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999 Advanced Wealth Advisors Akron Community Foundation Aureus Asset Management Mr. and Mrs. Tom H. Barrett BNY Mellon Wealth Management Mr. and Mrs. James Bordas Mr. and Mrs. John Bowlin Ms. Emily K. Bua Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cornog The Joanne and John DallePezze Foundation DeVoe Automotive Group Cass and Linda Diaz Mr. Basil Dobbin and Ms. Jena Wood Mr. and Mrs. David L. Doran Mr. and Mrs. Gary Downey Mrs. Marjorie W. Drackett Mr. and Mrs. David Edwab Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Farmer First Merit Private Bank Ms. Doris Fritcher Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Rajiv Gupta Mrs. Priscilla G. Haffner Mr. Andrew L. Heiskell and Ms. Pamela Cleaves William and Grenville Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hyde Illinois Tool Works Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Pete Irving Mr. and Mrs. Martin Isserlis Mr. and Mrs. Verne Istock Charles and Virginia Jacobsen Charitable Trust JW Thompson Community Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Kapnick Mr. Robert C. Leinberger Lutgert Insurance Minto Communities, LLC Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management N. J and J Family Foundation Newbury North Associates, Inc. Northern Trust Company Charitable Trust Pearsall Family Foundation 20 Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Pearsall Mr. and Mrs. Fredric Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Plumeri Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Protsch Quinn Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Quinn Renaissance Administration LLC Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Renna Saldukas Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William N. Salin Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sasser Schwab Charitable Fund Sam Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Evan Segal Mr. and Mrs. David N. Sexton Shannon Family Foundation Mrs. Marilyn Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Don M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Turville Mr. and Mrs. Richard Uhlig Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Mr. and Mrs. Christian Verbrugge Mr. and Mrs. Ernest P. Waud, III Welchwood Foundation, Inc. Wells Fargo Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wiegand The William Brown Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Williams Jena Wood Mr. and Mrs. Rodney I. Woods Mr. and Mrs. John L. Zehnder, Jr. Gifts of $1,000 to $4,999 Anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace Abbott Mrs. Carol A. Allegretti Mr. and Mrs. Donald Allen Alliant Energy Foundation, Inc. American Endowment Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John R. Anderson Linda and John Anderson Charitable Foundation Mr. Robert Anderson Atlantis Roofing of Naples, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Atterbury William F. Avery Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Ayres Mr. and Mrs. James V. Bala The James and Marietta Bala Charitable Fund Bascom Palmer Eye Institute Nick & Dotty Beckwith Mr. and Mrs. Randal Bellestri Mrs. Jane Berger Mr. and Mrs. John Bertucci Mr. and Mrs. David Bishop Mrs. Holly E. Bisset Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blume Bond, Schoeneck & King The Bourgraf Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Mr. William L. Boyajian Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brady Mr. and Mrs. Neil Braverman Mr. and Mrs. Dickson G. Brown Ms. Beverly J. Bystricky Mr. John E. Cain Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Calleja Mr. Duncan J. Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Carthaus Charles Schwab Mr. Victor Cheloliber and Ms. Linda Leatherbury Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Chormann Mr. and Mrs. Chris Christensen CliftonLarsonAllen LLP Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Cole Colonial Oaks Foundation Ms. Linda B. Colvin Dennis and Lynda Combs Mr. & Mrs. George Combs Community Foundation of the Great River Bend Conservancy Connection Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Cooley Ms. Karen Coney Coplin The Corwith Fund Mrs. Elizabeth Cottingham Mr. and Mrs. James P. Cottingham Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Crist Cummings & Lockwood Mr. and Mrs. Tim Curtin Cypress Trust Company Darden Foundation The Davidson Family Foundation Lynn M. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidson Jerry and Vernon Davidson Cass and Linda Diaz Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Blake Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Dinardo Mr. and Mrs. James S. Dixon Mary E. Dooner Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Doyle Mame Drackett Mr. and Mrs. William H. Drackett Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Dronkers Mr. and Mrs. Jim Duff Mr. M. Douglas Dunn Ms. Susan H. Earl Ms. Kerry A. Edwards Eileen Fisher Eileen Fisher Inc. Mr. Ron Ellingson and Ms. Karen Schreiner Mr. and Mrs. Terence Ellis Mr. and Mrs. James R. Elsesser Ted and Betty Ely Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Evert Mr. Stephen Farrington Mrs. Jane M. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fleischman Mr. and Mrs. William Flowers 21 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Donor Support Gifts of $1,000 to $4,999 continued Mr. and Mrs. Terrence R. Flynn Ms. Patricia Forkan and Mr. Neville Williams Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fortune Mr. and Mrs. Torrey N. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Alain Frecon Ms. Lindsay Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Garrity Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Genung, II Peter and Frances Georgeson James & Nancy Gibson Fund of the Community Foundation of Collier County The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Groupon, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hagman, Jr. Ms. Jane G. Haley Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hall Miss Rachel Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Scot Hamilton Mrs. Carol I. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Michael Heim John R. and Ann L. Helmsderfer Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Henges Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herdman Mrs. Marilyn V. Hibbert Ms. Doris K. Hobson Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hord, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Huber Mrs. Joan F. Humphrey Ms. Julee Hunt Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter Mr. Larry Imeson and Ms. Janet Cone Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Ingram Istock Family Foundation Bill and Helen Iten Family Endowment J.T. & J.G. Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jackson Mr. and Mrs. H. Craig Jacobs Dr. Marvin E. Jaffe and Mrs. Susan L. Alexander Johnson & Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Vincent H. Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jouris Kim and Jan Kantor 22 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kauffman Ms. Melissa Keiswetter Mr. Charles A. Kerwood, III Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Kiernan Mr. and Mrs. Tighe King Mrs. J. W. Kinkaid Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kloet Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Klym Mr. and Mrs. Van Knox Kohn-Joseloff Foundation Inc Mrs. June T. Kroeschell Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kroll Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kuhne Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Kukk Mr. and Mrs. Tom J. Kukk Mr. and Mrs. Kirk J. Kvetko L.A.T. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James A. LaGrippe Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Lawton Mr. Victor Cheloliber and Ms. Linda Leatherbury Ms. Laura Lenholt Susan K. Lennane Family Fund of the Community Foundation of Collier County Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd N. Liggett Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lipman Mr. John Lyngaas and Ms. Linda Noel Macy’s Mr. and Mrs. John Maggio Mr. and Mrs. Terrence B. Magrath Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Marino Matthews & Gardner Catering Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. McCaw Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McDonald Mr. and Ms. Richard McDonnell Mr. Andrew McElwaine Colonial Oaks Foundation Mr. John McLean Al & Mary Agnes McQuinn Kristine Meek Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miesel Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Miller, III Mr. and Mrs. Brian Miller John and Connie Miller Fund of the Community Foundation of Collier County Virginia Miller Mr. and Mrs. David Mills Mr. Daniel Mjolsness Mr. and Mrs. John C. Moore Ms. Judith L. Morgan Morgan Stanley C/O Cybergrants, Inc. Morton & Wasmer Builders, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Moses Mr. Tom Mount and Ms. Dana Mount Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Murphy Mr. and Mrs. James W. Murray Mutual of America Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Nagan Ms. Beatrix Nanai Naples Backcountry Fly Fishers Naples High School Mr. and Mrs. Alexander A. Nash, Jr. NBT Financial Group Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Neubert Nextera Energy Foundation, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Steven Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Tom Norris Northern Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Novinski Ms. Patricia McDonald and Mr. Harold Nussenfeld Linda Halverstadt Ottenad Fund of the Community Foundation of Collier County Mr. and Mrs. Blake Owen Dr. Chris Papadopoulos Mrs. Wendy Becker Payton Paul H. Pusey Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jay Peacock Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Bob Penkhus Mrs. and Mr. Gail B. Peyton Pierce Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George W. Piper Mr. and Mrs. Bernard N. Portnoy Presstige Printing Eliot Protsch Rahr Foundation Mrs. Patricia E. Ratliff Mr. Richard Ratliff REMS Group Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Rieger, Jr. Mrs. and Mr. Kathryn K. Rieger Mr. and Mrs. David A. Rismiller Mr. and Mrs. John Rittenhouse RKGK Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robbins Marilyn & Bill Roberts Mr. and Mrs. G. Stephen Robins Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Rosales Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ross Ms. Gail Rothenberg and Mr. John Levy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ruehling Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sachs Mr. Joseph S. Sample Mr. Justin Schoessel Dr. and Mrs. George Schrenk Ms. Helen Scott Mr. and Mrs. Evan Segal Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Shotwell, IV Anne D. Slade Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Sledd Ms. Gail E. Smith Bev and Sky Smith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Snead, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Spears Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Steuer Ron and Laura Strain Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Stratton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Stratton Ms. Patricia Stratton Mr. Michael E. Sullivan Mr. Thomas A. Sully Mr. and Mrs. John Tague Patricia C. Tarnow Ms. Lee A. Tauck 23 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Donor Support Gifts of $1,000 to $4,999 continued Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Tempest Mr. Peter A. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Todd Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Trachtenberg Mr. and Mrs. Lionel F. Trebilcock Mr. Harold S. Trimmer, Jr. Dr. and Ms. John P. van Dongen Mr. William Van Zant VI at Bentley Village Ms. Anne Vitale Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. von Maur Mr. and Mrs. Rick Waddell Waller Financial Planning Group, Inc. Walmart Store #3417 Walmart Store #4354 Mr. John C. Wasmer, III Mrs. Sarah C. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Mike Weber Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Webster, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Westerfield Mrs. William Whaley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mordechai Wiesler Hazel Wilbur Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Willard, III Mr. and Mrs. Karl F. Williams Pamela Coffin Williams Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Gene L. Windfeldt Mr. Jerrold Winters and Ms. Signe Backus Mrs. Catherine J. Withrow Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wolfe Ms. Jeri Louise Wolfson Jeri Wolfson Foundation Inc. Ms. Miriam S. Wolok Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Woodbridge Mr. Edward Wood-Prince Ms. Barbara C. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Woodward Mr. and Mrs. David Worthington Harold L. Wyman Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Sally W. Yelland Young Professionals of Naples Mr. Robert F. Young Gifts of 500 to $999 Anonymous (2) Mr. John E. Ahern Mr. and Mrs. Georg Albers-Schonberg Mr. Robert E. Anders Ariel Capital Advisors, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Mike Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arsenault Ms. Helen Athan Ms. Cheryl Baber Mr. Jeff Ball Mrs. Betty J. Bankes Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Battenberg, III Mona and Allan Beitchman Mr. and Mrs. John Berry, Jr. Holly Bisset Mr. Paul W. Boltz Mrs. Mary A. Bonness 24 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Bray Mr. and Mrs. Dana S. Briggs Mr. and Mrs. John Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bunch Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Butts Mr. and Mrs. George B. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Carlson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cherubino Mrs. Carolyn H. Chidester Mr. and Mrs. William E. Chipman Mr. and Mrs. R. Kerry Clark Mr. Kyle Coar Mr. Richard W. Cobb and Ms. Laura Remy Mrs. Barbara N. Conklin Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Connors Ms. Vicki Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cornevin Mrs. and Mr. Stacy Cornevin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Corson Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cowden Mr. and Mrs. Alden R. Crawford, Jr. Colonel Jan D. Curran USA, Ret. Ms. Kelly Darling Mr. Joseph S. Davis The Dayton Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Deane, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Demas Mr. and Mrs. James Doan Mr. and Mrs. Philip Douglas Mr. Richard Driscoll Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Druckman Mr. Don and Mrs. Sally Dunaway Ms. Carolyn Dungan Dunwody, White & Landon, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Eklof Mr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Elders Mr. and Mrs. Irwin G. Engelgau Mr. and Mrs. Emil B. Ewald Emil Ewald Family Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Craig Fenton Mr. and Mrs. William Ferry Mr. and Mrs. Michael Field Mr. and Mrs. William H. Finn Florida Gulf Coast University Foundation Mrs. Joan J. Forte Mr. William Foster Mr. James W. Fraser Mr. James Fritcher Ms. Sue A. Furbee Ms. Susan T. Gayford Geoponics Corp. Givalike Ms. Kathleen S. Glass Mr. and Mrs. John E. Glick Mrs. Frederick H. Gohl Goodman Family Fund of the Community Foundation of Collier County Mr. and Mrs. Ronald O. Gordon Mrs. Linda Goss Grant Fridkin Pearson, P.A. Greater Milwaukee Foundation, Inc. Dr. Robert C. Hafford Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP Mrs. Gloria B. Hall Ms. Shelli A. Halper Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hanson Dr. Bette Harig Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Harrison Ms. Johanna Harrison Mrs. Marilyn Haug Mr. Hugh Havlik Mrs. Barbara M. Hays Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Hays Mr. Rufino Hernandez Mr. Andrew D.W. Hill and Dr. Susan M. Liberski Captain Bruce Hitchcock Mr. Lloyd Hochberg Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Houlihan Mr. Kenneth Jedrzejewski Mr. and Mrs. James D. Jessee Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Jessup Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Johnstone Mr. William J. Keefer Key Private Bank Mrs. Ruth P. Kist Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Klym Mr. Matt Koch Mr. and Mrs. James E. Koons Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Kubat Mr. Harrison Langley Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lavrack Robert and Carole Leher Robert & Carole Conklin Leher Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lingertat Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Little Ms. Corinne Lyle Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lyons Mr. John Masters Mr. and Mrs. Tim Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. William L. May, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKean 25 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Donor Support Gifts of $500 to $999 continued Mr. Thomas E. Meath Mr. Terry Mitts Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moher Mr. and Mrs. John B. Molloy Mr. and Mrs. Don Monks Ms. Susan White Moore Mrs. Josephine A. Morse Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Mrs. Dorothy K. Munns Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myers Miller and Janet Myers Mrs. Stefanie S. Nelson Dr. Roberto Nevares Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. Nevin, Jr. The Bob & Hanna Nevins Family Fund The Nevins Family Foundation Mrs. Linda Newcomer Mr. and Mrs. Chester Norris Mr. and Mrs. Norman Norris Mr. and Mrs. Mark Novitski Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Oelerich Mr. Theodore A. Olson Mr. and Mrs. David Orr Mr. Louis F. Parker Greater Milwaukee Foundation Frank and Nancy Parsons Fund Pathstone Family Office Mr. and Mrs. James H. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Jess J. Petty, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth C. Pickering John D. Picotte Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. Doug Poe Mr. and Mrs. David Poorman Quarles & Brady Joy and Rudy Rasin Mrs. Linda L. Rayne Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reese Mr. Karl Reibel Mrs. Katharine C. Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Rice, III Mr. Arthur G. Ritas and Ms. Susan Calkins-Ritas Road Scholars 26 Mr. and Mrs. Lyle A. Rosenzweig Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert J. Ross Mr. and Mrs. William E. Rossi Mr. Richard E. Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Rue, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Saltarelli Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sandor Mr. Richard A. Sauer Mr. and Mrs. William R. Schnirring Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Schroer Mrs. Ann M. Schulte Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Schwindt Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Seidler Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seifert Mr. and Mrs. William B. Sharp Mr. Mokey Shea Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson A. Simpson Slepcevich Financial Group Ms. Cherry W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Garnett A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Nelson M. Smith, Jr. Mrs. and Dr. Mary M. Stewart Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Stewart Ms. Ashley Stites Mr. Keith Sullivan Dr. and Mrs. William N. Sullivan Synovus Trust Company Mr. Gregory S. Thomas Mr. Michael Trapp Ms. Roselyn S. Travis and Mr. Matt Koch Dr. Jerome Trembath Mr. and Mrs. Nick Trigony Mr. Robert S. Troth Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Turner Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Greater Naples, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Valade Mr. and Mrs. Alan Van Noord Mr. and Mrs. Eijk van Otterloo Ms. Ellen C. Vanderburg Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Vannelli Mrs. Barbara J. Vlaovic Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Wagor Walmart Store #5055 Walmart Store #6364 Ms. Patricia M. Warehime Mrs. Jane D. Wentling Beverly L. Wernette Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wernette Mr. and Mrs. Joseph West Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. White Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, III Mr. Roger A. Wissman Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Wollaston Mr. Phillip R. Wood Mr. Ian M. Wright Mrs. Judith Yohe Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Zboril Gifts of $250 to $499 Anonymous (1) Mrs. Kathleen M. Abraham Mr. and Mrs. Larry Acorn Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adorjan Mrs. Louise Agin Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Ain Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Albro Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Alden Mr. James L. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Allen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Amos Ms. Josephine Angevin Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Arena AT&T United Way Employee Giving Campaign Mr. Charles Aufderhaar Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bachman Mrs. Marguerite M. Baer Mr. and Mrs. Newell Baker Ms. Fiona Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bartholomew Mr. and Ms. Tim Barto Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bartoletti Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baughmann Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Baur Mr. Robert H. Beach, Sr. Mrs. Meg Begley Mr. and Mrs. David H. Benson Mr. and Mrs. David Berglund Mr. Peter D. Bewley Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Bica Mr. and Ms. Peter Birch Ms. Elizabeth Black Mrs. Virginia Blankenbaker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blythe Donna Bobb Mr. and Mrs. Will Bobb Robert J. Bodine Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Boreham Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Botta Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Boudreau Mr. Nathaniel F. Bradley, IV Mrs. Delores M. Brecker Ms. Dorothy Breed Mrs. Mary Ellen Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brickwedde Brooks Fishing Club Mrs. Catherine Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brown Mr. and Mrs. Philip Brumbach Mrs. Karen R. Bubenzer Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Buck, Jr. Ms. Martha A. Burger Dr. Christopher Burke Mr. and Mrs. Jon Busch, P.A. Dr. Patricia J. Bush and Mr. Geoffrey Noble Mr. and Mrs. Pat Butler Mrs. Sally Butz Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Cady Mr. and Mrs. Perry G. Camodeca Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell Nancy and Doug Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Canton Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Casey Mr. Peter Caspersen 27 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Donor Support Gifts of $250 to $499 continued Caterpillar Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chelikowsky Dr. Hope M. Chema, M.D. Dr. Harry Chertok Mrs. Loretta N. Chickering Mrs. Alice G. Childs Ms. Anne P. Choquette Ms. Patricia Chunn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cicero Mrs. Debra Clark Mr. and Mrs. Hal Cohen Mr. and Mrs. William Colleran Mr. and Mrs. Barry G. Collins Reverend and Ms. Tom Comella Ms. Catherine R. Cook Copperleaf Golf Club Community Assoc. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Correia Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Costantini Mrs. Mary Ann Costello Mrs. Kay D. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Cronacher, Jr. Dr. Diane A. Dahl Ms. Jennifer Day Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. De Francesca Ms. Bernadette de Isaza Mr. and Mrs. John P. Debbink Mr. and Mrs. William F. DeCesare Mr. and Mrs. Alfred DeMartino Mr. Michael Denti Mr. and Mrs. Panache Desai Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Devitt Ms. Caroline Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dilworth Mrs. Sarah Dinnel Mr. Robert Dirks Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dixon Mr. and Mrs. James H. Dodge Mr. and Mrs. David E. Doerr Dr. Thomas Dunkel and Dr. Diane A. Dahl Mrs. Myra S. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. David DuPont Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eckhart Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Edelbrock 28 Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Edelen Ms. Patricia A. Edmonds Mr. Joseph Ellebracht Mrs. Vivian F. Emerson Mrs. Lavon G. Engen Ms. Jane K. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fagan Mrs. Leslie Faircloth Mr. and Mrs. Danforth P. Fales Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Falik Mrs. Glenda L. Farlander Ms. Mary Farmar Ms. Kelly Fawcett Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Feeny Mr. and Mrs. David J. Feight Mr. and Mrs. Hugo J. Finarelli Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Finley Mrs. Anne S. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Barry Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Fontana, Sr. Ms. Patricia A. Foresman Mrs. Wanda Y. Fortune Mr. and Mrs. Russell Frazer Dr. and Mrs. Morton Friedman Friends of the Florida Panther Refuge, Inc. Mr. David Frye Mr. and Mrs. James E. Galton Ms. Pamela P. Gartin Mr. and Mrs. James E. Gately GE Foundation Matching Gift Center Ms. Gail Gerebenics Dr. and Mrs. Lowell W. Gerson Mr. Randal Getman Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gilman Ms. Patricia Turner Girard Mr. and Mrs. William F. Girtman Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Glantz Mr. and Mrs. William F. Glaser Mr. Jay Glasson MGySgt Robert Glavin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Gleason Mr. Jodie Glore Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goetschel Dr. and Mrs. Turgut Gokturk Dr. Jeanne Goldberg Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples Dr. Patricia C. Gordin Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gothorpe Mr. and Mrs. George Gould Dr. David Granite and Dr. Mary Lou Oster-Granite Mrs. Beverly Grappone Dr. and Mrs. Laman A. Gray Mrs. Carole J. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Victor Grijalva Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Grote, Jr. Mrs. Anna Guglielmo Mr. and Mrs. Gerard K. Gunther, Jr. Ms. Cindy Gustafson Mrs. Carol J. Hadley Mrs. Sadie Hampson Mrs. Elaina F. Hampton Mrs. Suzanne Hanifl Mr. Doug Hanks Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hannah Mr. and Mrs. John Hannsz Mrs. Dorothy Y. Hansen Mr. Harold C. Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hart Mrs. Eileen T. Harwood Mr. and Mrs. Dieter R. Haussmann Mr. and Mrs. Kem Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Hazleton Mrs. Gwendolyn Heasley Mr. and Mrs. Roger F. Heegaard Ms. Mary Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hendrick Mr. and Mrs. John Hendricksen Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Mr. Chuck Herlocher Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hess Ms. Susan Hill Mr. and Mrs. Travis Hill Mr. and Mrs. Robert Himes Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Hinkle, Jr. Mr. Richard P. Hoeger Mrs. Patricia Holden Ms. Mana P. Holtz Ms. Martha B. Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hopper Mr. Hugh C. Howard Mr. Raburn L. Howland and Ms. Katherine E. Kurtz Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Hudimac Miss Lynn Gay Humphries Mr. and Mrs. John Huntington Dr. and Mrs. Eliot J. Huxley IBM Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Isserman Mr. and Mrs. John Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Tim Jerzyk Ms. Barbara A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John F. Johnson Ms. Julie Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Evan Jones Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. Jones Mr. Paul Kaigan Ms. Nancy Kalishman Ms. Sylvia S. Kallsen Mr. and Mrs. David H. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Katz Mrs. Margaret A. Kennerly Mrs. Melody Key Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Kingsbury Mrs. Joan N. Kitromilis Mr. Arnold Klinsky Mr. and Mrs. Alan Koch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Koenig Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Koren Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H. Korfhage Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kozlow Mr. Alan Kuhre Mr. and Mrs. George M. Labance Mrs. Bonnie Larson Mr. Richard H. Legro Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Leitner Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lenzmeier Mr. Robert Lienesch Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Light 29 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Donor Support Gifts of $250 to $499 continued Mrs. Jane Lind Mr. and Mrs. Al Lord Mr. and Mrs. Al Lostaunau Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lozelle Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Lukowski Ms. Anne Lynch Mr. Daniel J. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mahal Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Maio Dr. and Mrs. Richard Mair Mr. and Mrs. Tom O. Maish Mrs. Kim Mangan Mr. Roger Mann and Ms. Tessa Tilden-Smith Dr. Phyllis P. Marson Mr. Walter S. Marson Mr. and Mrs. Wells Martin, Jr. Mrs. Marian A. Marx Mr. Thomas Maschke Mr. Richard Maslow Mrs. Sally A. Masters Mr. and Mrs. Morton May Mr. Thomas G. McBride, Jr. Ms. Jacke McCurdy Mrs. Peggy McDevit Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDorman Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGlynn Mr. and Mrs. George McKann Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas McMeekin Mr. William F. McNagny Mrs. Patricia McNamara Linda and Robert Meade Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mears Mrs. Patricia M. Meixner Mrs. Lea D. Mendel Ms. Carole L. Mendelsohn Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mendelsohn Dr. and Mrs. Walter Mendenhall Mr. and Mrs. Ed Menefee Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Mignano Mr. and Mrs. Allan C. Milsop The Minneapolis Foundation Miracles In Action 30 Mr. and Mrs. John Moll Moorings Park Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morgan Mr. Robert Morgan Mrs. and Mr. Nancy L. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Morss, Jr. The Honorable and Mrs. Douglas Munson Mr. and Mrs. Brian Murphy Ms. Elizabeth Kaye Negri Mrs. Valerie B. Nelson Mr. William R. Netherton Network for Good Mrs. Gail K. Neuharth Dr. and Mrs. Paul Neuharth Mr. and Mrs. Gary Newman Mr. Geoffrey Noble and Dr. Patricia J. Bush Mrs. Regina Noch Mr. Richard Norris Northwestern University Club of Naples Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Notturno Ms. Marion O’Connell Mrs. Lois K. O’Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Gene O’Hara Mr. William A. Onderdonk, Jr. Ms. Barbara Pace Mrs. Jack Paley Mr. and Mrs. Delos M. Palmer, Jr. Dr. Kamela Patton Mr. and Mrs. Dave M. Paulin Mr. Conrad Pemberton Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Perry Mr. and Mrs. Richard Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Steven Pires Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Pliska Port Royal Jewelers, Inc. Mr. Patrick Post Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pratt Mr. Keith Predmore Mrs. Margot R. Prendergast Ms. Ann Price Davis Princeton Club of Southwest Florida Mr. Troy Pruitt Ms. Dawn Pullin Dr. and Mrs. Howard Pullman Mrs. Virginia C. Quirk Dr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Raia, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Raimy Mrs. Jean H. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Rapp Mr. Bernard Rath Ms. Lynne Redmond Dr. and Mrs. Mark Reger Mr. and Mrs. Philip Reid Mr. and Mrs. Dan Reifsteck Mrs. Marjorie L. Renfroe Mr. and Mrs. William Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Richman Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Rietz Mrs. Mary Sue Rischar Mr. and Mrs. Bruce T. Ritz Ms. Kathleen R. Robbins Mrs. Shirley A. Roellig Mr. Bob Rohr Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Romano Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Ropfogel Mrs. Carol Ropfogel Mr. Raymond Rosenberg and Mrs. Linda Spell Mr. and Mrs. David Rosenquist Mr. and Mrs. David Rowe Ms. Martha Rozman Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rudolf Ms. Christine Ruthroff Mr. and Mrs. William Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ryder Mr. Luis Santos Mr. Ralph S. Saul Mrs. Patricia Sawin Dr. and Mrs. Gary Schechter Mrs. Marion Schlytter Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Schneider Gary Schnur Mr. Tom Schrader Mr. George Schueppert Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Schweitzer Ms. Laura Scott Mrs. Marguerite Scribante Mr. Michael D. Seef and Ms. Bonnie Michaels Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Seigel Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Selby, Jr. Mr. Lee J. Sharp and Mr. Gary Hochberg Mr. and Mrs. James Shea Ms. Suzanne Sheffield Mr. and Mrs. Berton S. Sheppard Ms. Katherine Shoemaker Mr. and Mrs. Larry Shoop Mr. and Mrs. Willard C. Shull Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sidman Siemens Sierra Club - Greater Charlotte Harbor Group Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Skidmore Mrs. Mary W. Small Mr. A. J. Smith and Ms. M. Kathryn Eickhoff Don and Beth Smith Mrs. George B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Smith Southwest Florida Concierge and Guest Services Association Ms. Kateri N. Sparks Mr. Gregory Spier Spring Run Golf Club Ms. Joan M. Stacy Stafford Family Fund of the Community Foundation of Collier County Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stamm Dr. and Mrs. Walter Stevenson Mr. Ted Stine Mr. and Mrs. James G. Stipp Mr. and Mrs. John Stites Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stolz Ms. Elizabeth A. Stone Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Strickler Mr. and Mrs. Len Strom Mr. Christopher B. Strunk Mrs. Mildred D. Tappan Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Tardy Mr. and Mrs. David E. Thompson Mr. Vincent Trapasso 31 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Donor Support Gifts of $250 to $499 continued Dr. and Mrs. David J. Trecker Mr. Thomas Trotta Mr. Arthur Tunnell Denise and Lyle Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Vail Mr. Thomas G. Van de Grift Mr. and Mrs. Donald Van Dyke Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Van Tiem, Sr. Eaton Vance Mr. Bobby Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Roger F. Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Barry Wagner Walmart Store #5321 Mr. Leo Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wander Mrs. Deborah S. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Ward Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Ware Mr. and Mrs. John Warga Mrs. Mary C. Watkins Gordon & Martha Watson Fund of the Community Foundation of Collier County Mrs. Alice B. Weaver Mr. Raey Webster and Ms. Candy Ahrenholz 32 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weissman Mr. Clifford Welles and Mrs. Patricia Welles Mr. and Mrs. Richard Werder Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. James S. White Mr. and Mrs. Dale Whitman Mrs. Carole Whittemore Ms. Nancy Wierenga Mrs. Kathi Willett Ms. Ellen Williams Mr. and Mrs. R. Lynn Wilson Mr. and Mrs. William B. Winter Ms. Lucy M. Wistreich Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wood Ms. Wendy S. Wood Mr. Andrew Woods Mr. and Mrs. William W. Wuerger Miss Maryjane Wurth Yntegra Trading, LLC Mr. Melvyn H. Zahn Ms. Lynn M. Zakupowsky Mrs. Darlene W. Zinnen Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Zundel, Jr. Leadership Circle We are grateful to the following individuals who have distinguished themselves as members of the Conservancy Leadership Circle. This program recognizes those who display extraordinary philanthropy each year in support of our core programs. River of Grass Mr. Charles Abadie Mr. Joshua J. Allyn Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. LeBoeuf Mrs. Susan Regenstein and Mr. Barry Frank Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Stanback Western Everglades Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Berman Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burdess Ms. Katherine Doerr Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Eaton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Eaton Mrs. Lilian H. Fisher Mrs. Susanne E. Geier Mr. and Mrs. George M. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Scott O’Dell Mr. Charles W. Pingree Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Regenstein, III Anne Drackett Thomas Mangrove Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Tom H. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. John DallePezze Mr. and Mrs. David L. Doran Mr. and Mrs. Gary Downey Mrs. Marjorie W. Drackett Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Gresh Mrs. Priscilla G. Haffner Mrs. Raynelle Heidrick Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hudson Dr. Judith Hushon and Mr. John Hushon Mr. and Mrs. Martin Isserlis Mr. and Mrs. Verne Istock Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lewis Mrs. Catherine C. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Frank T. Mohr, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Pearsall Mr. and Mrs. Fredric Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Plumeri Mr. and Mrs. John H. Quinn Mrs. Anne T. Ratliff Mrs. Patricia S. Schroeder Dr. Robert A. Schultheis Mr. Samuel Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Don M. Smith Mr. Mark Tullis and Ms. Pamela Fultz Mr. and Mrs. Tucker Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Christian Verbrugge Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. John L. Zehnder, Jr. Estuary Mr. and Mrs. Lew Allyn Mr. and Mrs. John R. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Elroy E. Bourgraf Mr. William L. Boyajian Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Brown Mr. John E. Cain Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Carthaus Mr. Stefan R. Bothe and Mrs. Jennifer V. Cheng Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Combs Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Cooley Mr. and Mrs. Vernon A. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Blake Dillon Mr. and Mrs. James R. Elsesser Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Evert Mrs. Jane M. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fleischman Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fortune Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Gibson Mrs. Stephanie E. Goforth Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Guild, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hagman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan C. Hamill Mr. Andrew L. Heiskell and Ms. Pamela Cleaves Ms. Doris K. Hobson Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Huber Kim and Jan Kantor Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Kiernan Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Klym Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Krier Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Lawton Mr. and Mrs. John Maggio Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Marino Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. McCaw Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Meland Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Neubert Ms. Patricia McDonald and Mr. Harold Nussenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Renna Mr. and Mrs. William C. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. G. Stephen Robins Ms. Gail Rothenberg and Mr. John Levy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ruehling Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Slabaugh, III Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Spears Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Steuer Ms. Patricia C. Tarnow Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Todd Mr. and Mrs. Ernest P. Waud, III Mrs. Nancy Grandis White Mr. and Mrs. Van Zandt Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Woodbridge Mrs. Sally W. Yelland Mr. and Mrs. W. William Young 33 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Eagle Society Members of the Eagle Society have shown the foresight to make arrangements in their estate plans to support the Conservancy of Southwest Florida and protect our quality of life. Anonymous (8) Mr. Henry P. Albrecht * Mrs. Darrel R. Alkire Edward J. * and Edith G. Andrew Mrs. Molly M. Becker Ms. Margaret Beggs* Ms. Cynthia A. Bennett Mrs. Dorothy R. Blair* Edward Bransilver Ms. Irene Bretzlaff Ms. Sandra Buchan* Mr. Donald W. Chidester* Bob and Judy Clay Mr. David L. Coffin* Mr. Robert R. DeLong Mrs. Barbara Dietz Mrs. Suzanne V. Dorr* Philip W. and Maralee E. Douglas Mrs. Cynthia Eckhardt* Andrew and Rosemary Falik Elizabeth T. Fogg* Ms. Monica Fortin Mrs. Mary Ann Rebb Freer Mr. Peter Freund, Jr.* Mr. Philip O. Geier, Jr. * and Mrs. Susanne E. Geier Ms. June L. Gentner* Getzelman Fund of the Community Foundation of Collier County* Mr. and Mrs. James R. Gibson, Jr. Ms. Eva J. Sugden Gomez Ms. Shelli A. Halper Dr. and Mrs. William G. Hendrickson* Mr. Andrew D.W. Hill and Dr. Susan M. Liberski Mr.* and Mrs. Earl G. Hodges Shirley I. Kern* Gordon T. Kinder* Mrs. Virginia E. Kinsey* The Rev. Dr. Kathleen L. Kircher Kenneth D. Krier Mrs. Dorothy M. Krimski Ms. Dorthey P. Lancaster* Mr. Robert and Marilyn Leinberger* Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lowery* Mr. Andrew McElwaine Kristine Meek Mrs. Patricia M. Meixner Ms. Carole L. Mendelsohn David Mendelsohn, Jr. M.D.* Catherine C. Miller Mrs. Barbara W. Moore* Judy Morgan The Barney* and Sherrie Morton Endowment Ms. Phyllis M. Mueller Mr. John A. Mullenmaster* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Oliver, Sr.* Bob and Simone Ott* Ms. Rae Ann Owens Mr.* and Mrs. Philip J. Paden Mrs. Margot C. Palma* Mrs. Nancy V. Potter Mr. and Mrs. Craig Priebe Ms. Betty D. Prout* Adele D. Rice* Mrs. Shirley A. Roellig Alan and Jane Rosoff Ms. Diana Rutherford* Lois K. Saldukas Dr. Daniel J. Shapiro and Mrs. Thelma Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sherwin Janet. S. Short* Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson A. Simpson Russell * and Nancy D. Sineni Ms. Joan M. Stacy Mr. Robert Stevens Ms. Helen M. Stone Charles M. and Joan R. Taylor Foundation, Inc. Dr. Jack W. Thompson* Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Tober James Lynn and Dorothy Alice* Truscott Tucker and Marti Tyler * Deceased 34 Dr. Dana Vannoy Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Vasaturo Mr. and Mrs. Etto E. von Zastrow Mr. and Mrs. Ellis B. Whaley Van Zandt and Myra N. Williams Mr. and Mrs. R. Lynn Wilson Mrs. Mae Wood* Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. and Patricia A. * Young Mrs. Joyce Zinsmaster * Deceased Memorials We thank the supporters who have honored the memory of the loved ones listed below with a gift to the Conservancy of Southwest Florida. Robert C. Ackles Richard Bahr Kathryn Beeken Mark A. Benedict Ruth A. Brazner Alice C. Brooks Lilias M. Bruce Ashley W. Campbell William L. Dalton William Fisher Russell J. Francisco Claire Glasson Melissa J. Gridley James E. Hachen Geoffrey Hanson Brian L. Hardesty James Healy Timothy R. Healy Baron Herman James Hitchman Lucy A. Hudd Kenneth Jedrzejewski Marjorie J. Joder Virginia Johnson Margaret Kidd Carolyn Killeen Chuck Kruger Steven Leonard Mary A. Lesko Lexie Barbara Luch Owen Moher Bill O’Connell Susan K. Pate Eugene F. Ratliff Kenneth W. Richman William Ridgway Lewis A. Rockwood Albert H. Ropfogel Joyce L. Shann Judy Shannon Carolyn Smith Janice L. Sterner Kyle Thesieres Jane Thomas Stan Thomson Marion Upham Peg Vanderslice Jean Wagener Eileen L. White Lawrence White Ian M. Wright 35 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Matching Gifts These companies, through their corporate matching gift programs, encourage and match gifts of time and treasure made by their employees or retirees. Alliant Energy Foundation, Inc. Caterpillar Foundation Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Eaton Vance Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund GE Foundation Matching Gift Center General Mills Foundation Gift Matching Program IBM Corporation Illinois Tool Works Foundation Johnson & Johnson MassMutual Financial Group Merck Company Foundation Mobil Foundation, Inc. Mutual of America Northern Trust Northern Trust Company Northern Trust Company Charitable Trust Praxair Progressive Insurance Foundation C/O CyberGrants, Inc. Siemens USG Corporation U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth W.K. Kellogg Foundation Gifts in Honor We thank the supporters who have made gifts in honor of friends and loved ones listed below to the Conservancy of Southwest Florida. Maria Achecar David S. Addison Michael Allan Edith G. Andrew Joan Barkowski Gersha Z. Bayer Douglas Becker Albert J. Beliveau Mary Bolen James Bordas Stefan R. Bothe Dennis C. Brown Dennis Coleman Basil Dobbin Philip Douglas Karen Downey Carol Dubnicki Carolyn Eason Brian Elliott Susanne E. Geier Philip M. Gresh 36 Jean Hall John R. Hall Jennifer Hecker Karen Hess Samuel A. Holbrooks Janet K. Hull Rose Mary Humble Nicole Johnson Karen Kinard Debra E. King Aaron Knott Jim Kurtzeborn Janet Lawton Rick D. Louston Mary Luken Jim Mayer Margaret McDonnell Biff Miller John Montgomery Terry Moreno James W. Murray Doris S. Nemore Tom Norris Anthony Omonte Shelley Schloss William R. Schnirring Joan Sholty Alfred H. Shotwell Lynn Slabaugh Jack Thiessen Lee P. Trumbull Dennis Turner Audrey Tuyn Dolph W. von Arx Mary Jane Webb Auction & Events Support from these generous auction donors helps generate funds at Magic Under the Mangroves™ RedSnook Catch & Release Tournament and WaterWorks to support the Conservancy mission. Abaco Lodge The Alamo by Lotus Gunworks Aldecor Custom Framing Ms. Laura Almand AMC Merchants Crossing 16 Edith G. Andrew ArgoTrak Inc. Mrs. Eileen B. Arsenault Bala Vinyasa Yoga Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall The Bay House Restaurant Bellasera Hotel Bellini Big Rock Sports Bigham Jewelers Black Rock Ranch Bleu Provence BRUNO Bradford Renaissance Portrait Corp. Bravo! Cucina Italiana Broadway Palm Dinner Theater Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brown Mr. Kevin Buckler Busch Gardens Tampa Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Butcher Cabot Creamery Mr. and Mrs. William Cannon Captain & Krewe Market and Raw Bar Captain Doug’s Air Boat Tours Cason Photography Ms. Anne Chaddock Cheeca Lodge & Spa Chicago Blower Corporation Chihuly Studio Clayoquot Wilderness Ranch Ms. Patricia Cleveland CliftonLarsonAllen LLP Clive Daniel Home The Club at Grandezza Club at the Strand Coastal Angler Magazine Naples, Inc. Collier Adventures Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Collins, Jr. Continental Construction, Inc. Costa Costa Sunglasses Costco Wholesale #354 Mr. James P. Cottingham The Counter Burger Naples Crave Culinaire Mr. and Mrs. Marc Damon Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Demkovich Dennis Goodman Photography Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dilella Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Dinardo Mr. Joseph Dinunzio DNC Parks & Resorts at Kennedy Space Center The Dock at Crayton Cove Domaine Ste. Michelle Wine Estates Durland Golf, LLC Edison & Ford Winter Estates Eileen Fisher Inc. Eola Wine Company Escales Captain Bill Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey J. Ferrao Fire & Rice Mr. Addison Fischer Fitness Together Florida Aquarium Florida Everblades Florida Marina Clubs Friends of the Florida Panther Refuge, Inc. G. Loomis Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ganzi The Gasparilla Inn & Cottages Gene Doyle Fishing Tournament Conrad Williams Glass Glazer Children’s Museum Goin’ Skinny Backwater Fishing Charters The Golf Club at Black Rock Golf Safari Mini Golf The Greenbriar Greenmonkey Yoga 37 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Auction & Events (continued) Gulfcoast Inn Naples Captain Phil Haley John and Donna Hall Miss Madison Hastings Mr. Rufino Hernandez Captain Ron Hueston HydraFacial IM Tapas Restaurant Impressions Naples Inca’s Kitchen Inn on Fifth Island Map Store Jennings at Bayfront Captain Chris Jones Captain and Mrs. Al Keller Key West Express Kitson & Partners KLP Enterprises, LLC Ken Krier Mrs. and Mr. Pam Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Kukk La Bazemme, USA Inc. La Playa Beach and Golf Club Lamoraga Mrs. Michele Lawler LeMasque International Corp Mr. Steven Leonard Maureen and Arnold Lerner Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd N. Liggett Lindblad Expeditions Lions, Tigers and Bears, Inc. LongHorn Steakhouse Lucia Bay Luma on Park Magic Under the Mangroves Committee Makeup by Marie Marco Island Marriott Resort & Golf Club MarineMax of Naples Marissa Collections Masterpiece Mixers Matthews & Gardner Catering Captain Chris McCubbin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. McGinty 38 Mr. and Mrs. J. William Meek Mrs. Rebecca Meland Miami Marlins Mila Bridger Photography Dr. and Mrs. Frank T. Mohr, Jr. Mrs. Josephine A. Morse MOSI Naples Beach Brewery The Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club Naples Boat Yard LLC Naples Botanical Gardens Naples Chocolate Stroll Naples Florida Weekly Naples Grande Golf Club Naples Luxury Imports Naples Princess, Inc. Naples Zoo Natalie’s Skin Solutions Nautilus NBC2 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Neubert Newbury North Associates, Inc. Northern Trust NoteWorthy Casey O’Brien Bill and Joyce O’Meara Ollie Media Outerwall Oyster House Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Pearsall Mrs. Linda S. Penniman Pixar Animation Port Royal Gourmet Club Posh Petals Preston’s Steak House PRP Wine International Pure Barre Naples Pure Naples Purely You Spa Quail West Golf & Country Club The Quarry Red Carnation Hotel Collection RedSnook Committee Susan L. Regenstein and Barry Frank The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort The Ritz-Carlton Resorts of Naples The Ritz-Carlton Sarasota Robert of Philadelphia Rosen Gallery and Studio Russell’s Clambakes Mr. Michael Santangelo Sara Campbell Ltd. Dr. and Mrs. Gary W. Schmelz Patsy Schroeder Fred and Sue Schulte SCUBAdventures Sea Glass Fine Art Sea Salt SeaWorld & Busch Gardens Conservation Fund Seminole Casino Immokalee Service by Jordan Shedd Aquarium Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Shotwell, IV Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Shotwell, III Shula’s Steak House Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Slabaugh, III Snikwah Worldwide, LLC Snooky’s Rental Properties, LLC Mayor and Mrs. John F. Sorey, III South Street Grill Southwest Airlines Mrs. Linda Spell and Mr. Raymond Rosenberg Sports CLUB of Naples St. Tropez Home Mr. and Mrs. Justin Strickland Mrs. and Mr. Jenny Stupinski Mr. Keith Sullivan Sun-Splash Family Waterpark Sunshine Ace Hardware, Inc. Ms. Judith Svetaka Sweet Liberty Tampa Bay Rays Tempress Marine Seating Tesla Motors Tiburón Golf Club Tiffany & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Tompkins Useppa Island Historical Society Venice Gallery & Studio Mr. and Mrs. Dolph W. von Arx Captain and Mrs. Robert L. Walczak Waterside Shops Ellin Goetz and Michael Watkins Mr. Joseph Wendt West Marine Whispers Whole Foods Market The Wigglebutt Inn Wildflower Boutique Mr. Rodney Wiley William Phelps Custom Jeweler, Inc. Myra and Van Zandt Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Wilson The Wine Merchant WonderWorks Mrs. Sharon Y. Wright Yamron Jewelers 39 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 In-Kind Donations Donations of talent and goods and services from generous community organizations and individuals who support Conservancy programs to protect our quality of life. Ms. Janet Allen Animal Eye Doctors Mr. and Mrs. Manny Blanco Dr. and Mrs. Gerald I. Blank Mrs. Karen R. Bubenzer Chick-fil-A Coastland Center Mrs. Robert B. Clark Mr. and Mrs. George Connell Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Des Jardin Dynasty Marine Associates, Inc. Mr. Victor Farmer Ms. Mary Guggemos Mr. John Klevanosky Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. McGinty The Nevins Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Darren Oakes Pinch-A-Penny Pool Patio Spa Ms. Joyce Potts Mrs. Harriet Rockwood Mr. Lewis A. Rockwood * Ms. Joan M. Stacy Dr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Suden Mr. Michael E. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Kyle N. Williamson * Deceased Volunteers These caring individuals collectively contributed more than $1.2 million of their time and talent to support our natural treasures and quality of life. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Abbe Dr. Christie D. Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Abend Mr. John A. Ackerman and Mrs. Helen K. Bow Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Steve Adams Ms. Emily S. Adams Ms. Victoria R. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Adiutori Mr. Robert A. Ahnen Mr. and Mrs. George M. Ahrens Mr. H. Newton Ale Ms. Leslie L. Allen and Mr. Daniel Krajewski Mr. John W. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Lew Allyn Mrs. Janet L. Alonzo Ms. Diane Alt 40 Mrs. Nancy Amos Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson Ms. Edith G. Andrew Mr. Andrew Anger Mrs. Debbie Anton and Mr. Mark Lamb Ms. Lauren Antunez Mr. Lesley S. Appel Mr. Bernard Appelman Ms. Carolina Arango Mr. and Mrs. Bill Arndt Ms. Lorna Arnett Mrs. Eileen B. Arsenault Mr. and Mrs. Syed Asad Mr. Charles Aufderhaar Mr. and Mrs. Neilson Ayers Ms. Signe Backus and Mr. Jerrold Winters Ms. Breanne Bain Ms. Patricia L. Bain Ms. Tricia Baker Ms. Anna Ganna Bakhtiyarova Mrs. Victoria T. Bakker Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Bakker Ms. Camila Barahona Mr. and Mrs. John Barbier Miss Casey Barbieri Mr. and Mrs. Myron D. Barefoot Mr. and Mrs. Murray Barnhart Ms. Jessica A. Bartles Mr. Marvin Bauer Ms. Denise Bealin Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beaver Dr. and Mrs. William E. Becker Mr. Douglas Becker and Mr. Kevin Kurimsky Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Beckner Ms. Donna Bednar Mr. Michael S. Belanger Mr. Albert J. Beliveau Jr. Mrs. Rosemary A. Bell Mr. and Ms. Joe Bellande Mr. Corbyn G. Belyea Mr. Juan D. Bendeck Ms. Alexandra Benton Mrs. Jane Berger Mr. and Mrs. Franz Bidinger Mr. James E. Bigelow Mr. Jack Bills Ms. Avery Bischoff Ms. Elizabeth Black Ms. Lisa E. Blacklidge Miss Savannah Blair Mr. and Mrs. Craig Blanchard Ms. Bailey M. Blanchette Dr. and Mrs. Gerald I. Blank Miss Molly Block Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Eric Blumberg Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bobroff Mr. John R. Bochenek Mr. and Mrs. David Boesche Mr. and Mrs. SC Boggess Miss Maria Bohorquez Todd and Mary Bolen Ms. Terry M. Bolle Mr. Ray Boniface Mr. Noah B. Bosman Mr. Stefan R. Bothe Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bowen Mr. William Boyajian Ms. and Mr. Linda K. Boyd Mrs. Darlene B. Boyle Mrs. Fay Bracken Ms. Patricia W. Bradford Ms. Beth Brainard and Mr. Paul Bellenoit Mr. Larry Brannan and Mrs. Nancy Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Bray Ms. Kara L. Bressler Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bretner Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brett Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brickwedde Ms. Mayra Brioso Mrs. Judith M. Britt Miss Rebecca Bronzini Ms. Debbie Broulik Mr. Peter Brown Mr. and Mrs. Dickson G. Brown Mr. Eric D. Brown Dr. Katie Brown and Dr. Phillip Obermiller Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Brown Mr. Barry J. Brunell Mr. Timothy Bryant Mr. Andrew Budz Mr. and Mrs. T. Robert Bulloch Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Burke Mrs. Kellie Burns and Mr. Ed Garvey Ms. Jessica Bustamante Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Butts Mr. and Mrs. Stuart H. Buxbaum Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Byerhof Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Rose Ms. Rachael Cairo Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Caleshu 41 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Volunteers Ms. Susan Calkins-Ritas and Mr. Arthur G. Ritas Ms. Alexa Z. Cambria Mr. and Mrs. Preston C. Came Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Campanile Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. William Cannon Mr. Michael Canteberry Mr. Vincent M. Carbone Ms. Lauren E. Carr Ms. Bethany E. Carroll Mrs. Marcia C. Carthaus Ms. Danielle E. Cash Mr. Richard W. Cassell Ms. Susan Catron Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Catti Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Cavaliere Ms. Stephanie M. Centeno Ms. Phyllis Chambers Dr. Hope M. Chema, M.D. Mr. Lemeck Cherenfant Dr. Harry Chertok Allison B. Christensen Dr. and Mrs. Alan M. Chrisman Mr. Dustin Circe Mr. Branden Cirou Mr. Roger F. Clark Mrs. Robert B. Clark Mr. Daniel P. Claus Romeo Mr. Joseph E. Cleveland Mrs. Pamela J. Clune Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Clune Ms. Cecile Colarusso Mr. Duquaine R. Cole Ms. Elizabeth A. Cole Ms. Anna M. Cole Mr. Patrick Collard Reverend and Ms. Tom Comella Ms. Catherine R. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Cliff L. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Cooley Mrs. Trygve Cooley Ms. Gail Coppard Mr. and Mrs. Paul I. Corddry Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cornog 42 Mrs. Elizabeth Cottingham Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Cotugno Mr. and Mrs. Clyde T. Cox Ms. Elizabeth Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Keith Crudgington Vicky Crudgington Mrs. Susan Dalton Ms. Susan M. Dantus Ms. Claudia R. DaSilva Ms. Morgan Davidson Mr. Derek W. de Witt Mr. Paul F. Dean Mr. and Mrs. William M. Deeb Ms. Jorie A. Demkovich Ms. Melissa S. Demkovich Mrs. Sheila E. Demkovich Mr. and Mrs. James F. DenHerder Mrs. Grace H. Denizkurt Ms. Jacqueline B. Denton Ms. Milena DePaula Mr. and Mrs. William Derby Mr. and Mrs. Daniel DeRenzis Mrs. Jayne Derf Ms. Donna Desimone Ms. Josephine DeVincenzi and Ms. Mary J. Scanlon Mr. Rio L. Diaz Mrs. Linda B. Diaz Mr. Robert P. DiBenedetto and Ms. Karen DiBenedetto Ms. Lauren C. Dietter Mrs. and Mr. Constance C. Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dilworth Mrs. Carol Dinardo Ms. Linda J. DiNatale Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dingler Mrs. Sarah Dinnel Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. DiPerna Ms. Katherine Doerr Mr. Michael J. Dolan and Ms. Tina J. Jarvis Mrs. Marilyn D. Doman Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Dorris Ms. Claire I. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Philip Douglas Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Terry Dragan Mrs. Dorothy Dronkers Mrs. C. Elizabeth Dube-Osteen Mr. and Mrs. Edmund S. Duklewski Ms. Suzanne Dumont Ms. Emily Dumouchel Mrs. Myra S. Dunn Miss Linda Duran Ms. Frances M. Durr Mr. Ian Easterling Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Eaton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Eckhold Mr. Don F. Eden Ms. Kerry A. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Charles Egli Ms. Ariana S. Eichler Mr. Keith R. Eldridge Mrs. Sally M. Eldridge Mr. Joseph Ellebracht Ms. Bette Ellenbogen Mr. and Mrs. Brian Elliott Ms. Katherine Espinoza Ms. Jamie L. Evans Ms. Mary Farmar Ms. Susan K. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Donald Feeney Mrs. and Mr. Kristine Feeney Mrs. Jeanne A. Feight Mr. Simon D. Feinstein Ms. Delores Fell Dr. James Fellabaum Mr. Chris Fenstermaker Mrs. Jodi L. Fernandez Ms. Rosi Fernandez Ms. Susan Ferretti Mr. and Mrs. David Fiber Ms. Sydney M. Ficarra Ms. Cheyenne D. Figueroa Ms. Jordan H. Findley Councilman and Mrs. Douglas Finlay Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Finley Ms. Jean D. Fischer Mr. Andrew Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Edrick Flewelling Mrs. Julie Flora and Mr. Phil Jacoby Mr. and Mrs. William Flowers Mr. and Mrs. George E. Fogg Miss Joanna Forszpaniak Mr. and Mrs. Torrey N. Foster Mr. and Mrs. John E. Foster Ms. Brittany A. Fournet Ms. Samantha Fox Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Franklin Mr. Hernan Fratto Mrs. Patti Frechette Mr. and Mrs. George French Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Freund Mr. Austin K. Fuller Ms. Pamela Fultz and Mr. Mark Tullis Ms. Anna F. Gallagher Mr. Nicholas A. Gallopo Mr. Jared Ganich Ms. Jessica Garby Ms. Becky B. Garcia Miss Kaylie Garcia Mr. Alex J. Gardiner Mr. John D. Gast Ms. Lissette Gauvin Ms. Carol S. Geric Mr. Chad Gessner Ms. Jenna B. Getman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Ghareeb Ms. Samantha M. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. George M. Gibson Ms. Jamie Gill Mrs. Amy K. Glassover Mr. and Mrs. John E. Glick Mrs. Ellin Goetz Mrs. Stephanie E. Goforth Mr. Maier Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gonnelly Dr. Patricia C. Gordin Mrs. Gallya Gordon Mrs. Linda Goss Mrs. Sylvia N. Gough 43 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Volunteers Mr. Andrew Gould Ms. Pamela J. Goyke and Mr. George Kachnowski Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Grady Mr. and Mrs. William Graser Ms. Audrey Green Ms. Kathleen Greenawalt Ms. Elizabeth M. Greggs Mr. and Mrs. William Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Gresh Dr. Ginny Grigsby Ms. Ansley Grigsby Ms. Jeanne Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Grube Mrs. Joan Guck Mr. Wade Gurley Mr. Daniel Gursoy Mrs. Carol A. Haberkern Mrs. and Mr. Lolli Hadley Ms. Mary Haffey Dr. Robert C. Hafford Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Halas Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hall Ms. Caroline C. Halliwell Mrs. Nancy Hamill Mrs. Robin Hamilton Ms. Elizabeth L. Hamilton Ms. Amy M. Hammesfahr Ms. Roxann Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Leif Haraldsen Ms. Angelica A. Harkoo Mr. John Harney and Ms. Suzanne Nelson Miss Sydney Harrington Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Harris Mrs. and Mr. Debra Harris Ms. Suzanne Harris Mrs. Sandy Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Hartman Mr. Jeff Hartzler Mr. William G. Hathcock Mr. Donald R. Hayes Ms. Caitlyn Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Healy Mrs. Raynelle Heidrick Ms. Rosemarie Heintschel 44 Ms. Jade Hemberger Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hensley Mr. James C. Hepburn Ms. Caroline Herms Ms. Claudia Hernandez Ms. Jasmin HernandezDuBois Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hertzfeld Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hess Ms. Meghan Hian Ms. Janet Hickman Ms. Madison Hill Ms. Susan Hill Mrs. Elaine C. Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hinson Ms. Christine Hirsch and Ms. Rebecca K. McCurdy Mr. James Hitchman Ms. Kelsey K. Hoagland-Busch Mrs. Joanne Hogan Mrs. Kathryn J. Holbrooks Mrs. Ilse Holler Ms. Anne Honeywell Mr. and Mrs. Tedd B. Hope Mrs. Patricia A. Hosker Mr. Nelson N. Hovde Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Howle Ms. Marci A. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughson Ms. Christine Hult Dr. Judith Hushon and Mr. John Hushon Mrs. Pamela Hymer Mr. and Mrs. John F. Iannetta Ms. Sasha Iglesias Ms. Julie K. Ireland Mr. and Mrs. Derek Irwin Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jacobson Ms. Tina J. Jarvis Ms. Mary F. Javorsky Mr. Kenneth Jedrzejewski * Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. John Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Jermain Ms. Chelsea Johns Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Johnson Ms. Carol A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William J. Johnson Ms. Diane E. Johnson-Traenkle Ms. Ann Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Jones Ms. Delta S. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Donald Joy Mr. and Mrs. Harold Joyce Ms. Nikole Kallenberg Mrs. Mary Lou Kanach Mrs. Kim C. Kantor Ms. Shirliann Kaskie Mr. and Mrs. Fred Katz Mrs. Roslyn D. Katz Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Katz Ms. Madelynn M. Kaufmann Mr. and Mrs. William Kelley Mr. and Mrs. William Kemp Ms. Catherine Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Kent Ms. Courtney E. Kern Mr. Ho Jun Kim Mr. Spencer J. King Mrs. Anne C. Kinsley Ms. Patty Kirschner Mrs. Kari Kittur Ms. Nedra Klaproth Ms. Kliewe Mr. and Mrs. George Knight Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Knott Mr. and Mrs. James F. Knupp Ms. Mary Ann Koeppel Mr. and Mrs. James P. Kraycik Mr. and Mrs. William A. Krein Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Krier Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Kubat Mr. Rick Kufta Mr. Alan Kuhre Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Kukk Ms. Christina Kull Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kumin Mr. and Mrs. Joe LaBella Ms. Carolyn Labrie Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert LaCroix Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. LaFontaine Miss Stephanie Lafurge Ms. Marie Lalor-Brown Mrs. Sally G. Lam Mr. James Lamb Mrs. Raven Lamoreux-Dodd and Mr. Phil Dodd Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. W. Landon, II Mr. and Mrs. Dean E. Lange Mr. and Mrs. Craig Langslet Ms. Judith Laserson Ms. Nancy Laurenzo Mr. and Mrs. William Lawson Mrs. Loralee A. LeBoeuf Mr. Dan Conch and Mrs. Medina Lee Ms. Elizabeth K. Leiter Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Leon Mrs. Joan W. Leonard Mr. Steven Leonard * Mr. and Ms. Larry Leppo Mrs. Maureen Lerner Ms. Alexis Lessard Yael Levy Ms. Lois H. Levy Mr. and Mrs. James Libuda Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Lidke Ms. Heidi Liebwein Mrs. Stephanie J. Liggett Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd N. Liggett Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Light Mr. Philip Litow Ms. Kristi A. Livingston Ms. Barbara Loewel Mr. Francis R. Lord Mr. and Mrs. William E. Lozelle Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lozelle Mr. and Mrs. Frank Luistro Mr. Michael A. Luthringer Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lynch Ms. Anne Lynch Ms. Liberty Lyster Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mac Intosh Mrs. Karen Macartney Mr. Sol Macartney Mr. Richard E. Macdonald *Deceased 45 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Volunteers Mr. Dave Mack Ms. Melissa J. MacNicol Mr. and Mrs. Paul Madson Ms. Eileen Magrath Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Maher Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maier Mr. Shane Manville Mr. Brigham Mard Mr. Michael E. Marion Mrs. Lynn M. Mariotti Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Markovitz Ms. Katie C. Marks Ms. Kathleen J. Marr Ms. Ann B. Martin Dr. John W. Martin, Jr. Mrs. Therese M. Martin Mr. Federico Martinez Mr. Jonnathan Martinez Mr. Thomas W. Marvel Mrs. Sally A. Masters Dr. John A. Mayo Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mazer Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCormick Mr. Joseph D. McCurry Delaynie McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. McGinty Mrs. Lauren L. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. McGrath Ms. Sheri McIver Mr. and Mrs. Larry McPhee Ms. Patricia McPherson Ms. Erin McQueary Dr. William J. McQuillan and Ms. Marlene J. Mauch Ms. Kristine Meek Ms. Nandini Mehta Mrs. Rebecca Meland Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Meland Mr. and Mrs. Jay Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Richard Merryman Ms. Ivona Mervilus Ms. Bonnie Michaels Dr. June Miller Mrs. Rebecca Miller 46 Mrs. and Mr. Margaret C. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Mitchell Mrs. Gerri Moll Mr. Dominick J. Monafo Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moore Mr. Nathaniel Moore Ms. Angela M. Morgan Ms. Judith L. Morgan Mrs. Ann Morrow Mr. and Ms. Tom Morrow Mrs. Josephine A. Morse Ms. Stephanie H. Morse Mrs. Lorraine G. Morss Mr. Andrew F. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. James W. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Steven Mutart Ms. M. Nancy Myers Ms. Julie L. Myhre Mr. R. Webb Nadeau Ms. Rosanne Nave Ms. Tracey A. Nease Ms. Elizabeth L. Nebel Mr. John Harney and Mrs. Suzanne Nelson Ms. Brandy Nethery Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Neubert Ms. Beverly A. Newton Ms. Pat Nicholls Ms. Ferial Nijem Mr. and Mrs. David C. Nordhoff Ms. Sarah V. Norris Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Novinski Mr. Devyn Nunez Ms. Kim C. Nykoluk Mrs. Patricia A. O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. John Oberle Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Olson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Orfan Mr. Ian E. Orlikoff Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ormson Mr. and Mrs. David Orr Mrs. and Mr. Claire L. Osborne Ms. Tessa Paisan Miss Olivia Pancake Mr. Stephen Emma and Ms. Deborah Pannone Mr. and Mrs. David L. Pardue Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Pardue Miss Alicia Parman Dr. and Mrs. Gary Parsons Mr. and Mrs. David J. Parsons Dr. Kamela Patton Ms. Christina Patz Dr. and Mrs. Leroy J. Pearlman Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Pearsall Ms. Judy Peirsol Ms. Susan M. Peltier Mr. and Mrs. Terry N. Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Penniman, IV Ms. Genesis Perez Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Perks Ms. Jelena Petrovic Dr. and Mrs. John Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Fredric Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Pike Mr. Matthew M. Pinterich Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Pliska Mr. and Mrs. Bob W. Poindexter Mr. Jake N. Poirier Mr. Jordan E. Pollack Mr. and Mrs. John G. Pollock Mr. and Mrs. Don Pomerantz Mr. Frank E. Porter Ms. Kathryn J. Postelle Mr. Lance E. Potter Ms. Brittany Prenatt Mr. Anthony J. Prestifilippo and Ms. Maureen Russell Ms. Ruth M. Prior Mr. and Mrs. Preston Provost Mr. and Mrs. Peter Przekop Ms. Georgia L. Pyne Ms. Marina Quaretti-Lee Ms. Carol R. Rabaut Mr. and Mrs. John Rademacher Mr. and Mrs. David Raffa Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rains Mrs. Caroline H. Randall Mrs. Sarah Randt Mrs. Barb L. Rathka Master Matthew L. Regala Ms. Samantha Regala Mrs. Susan Regenstein and Mr. Barry Frank Diane Reid Ms. Linda K. Reitzes Ms. Sandra D. Renne and Mr. Christopher A. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Ian Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. William Rhodes Ms. Verla J. Rice Ms. Joanne M. Ricevuto Ms. Diana M. Rich Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Richman Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ricketts Ms. Carol J. Riley Mrs. Mary Sue Rischar Mr. Arthur G. Ritas and Ms. Susan Calkins-Ritas Mr. Snell E. Robert Mr. Bruce Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Norman P. Rocklin Mr. Lewis A. Rockwood * Mrs. Harriet Rockwood Mr. and Mrs. Martin T. Roddy Ms. Anachely C. Rodriguez Mrs. Shirley A. Roellig Ms. Jennifer R. Roeper Mrs. Barbara Rohrer Dr. and Mrs. Harold H. Rohrer Dr. Peter D. Rohrs Mr. and Mrs. Al Role Ms. Heide Rolfes Ms. Thalia Romero Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rommel Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Rosales Ms. Augusta Rosenauer Ms. Helen A. Rossetti Dr. and Mrs. Alberto Rotsztain Ms. Mary Ellen Rourke Mr. Karl Rouwhorst and Mrs. Nanette Dorbeck Ms. Macarena Rufatt Ms. Gisela Sabertschnig Mr. and Mrs. Steven Sacknoff Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Salazar Mr. and Mrs. Michael Salerno *Deceased 47 Impact Report | FY October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Volunteers Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Saltarelli Dr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Salvo Mrs. Suzanne Samios Mr. Luke Sanders Mrs. Susan M. Santangelo Mr. and Mrs. George L. Santos, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney F. Sapakie Mr. and Mrs. Fred Saunders Mrs. Jayne L. Schaeffer Ms. Haley A. Schalk Dr. and Mrs. Gary Schechter Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schoen Mr. and Mrs. Win Schrader Mrs. Patricia S. Schroeder Mrs. Sue C. Schulte Mrs. Ann M. Schulte Dr. Robert A. Schultheis Mrs. Carolyn D. Schumann Mrs. Lillian Sciacchitano Ms. Emma R. Scott Mr. Michael D. Seef and Ms. Bonnie Michaels Mrs. Nancy F. Seeley Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Selby, Jr. Ms. Cheryl Sennett Ms. Serna Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Settles Mr. and Mrs. William Seward Mrs. Margaret A. Sharp Mr. Mokey Shea Mr. and Mrs. Steven Shear Ms. Danielle L. Shepard Mr. John Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherwood Ms. Jacqi Shifflett Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Shotwell, IV Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Shotwell, III Mr. Sidney H. Showalter Mr. Dylan Shrock Ms. Erika Siebenmann Ms. Tifanie Silver Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Slabaugh, III Ms. and Mr. Jill Slack Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Slater 48 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Slepcevich Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. McMurdo Smith Mrs. Mary S. Smith Mrs. Vicky C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Snell Mrs. Myrtle Snider Mr. and Mrs. James F. Snyder Ms. Terri A. Sommer Mr. and Mrs. Mead A. Sommers Mrs. and Mr. Nancy Spahl Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Specter Mr. and Mrs. Byron Speice Ms. Kacy D. Spencer Mr. Ernest Spinelli Ms. Joan M. Stacy Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Statile Ms. Mary Stegner Dr. Robert Maxmen and Dr. Toby Steinberg Ms. Taylor Stevens Mrs. Mary M. Stewart Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Stewart Ms. Laurie Stine Mr. and Mrs. John Stites Ms. Kellie A. Stocker Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Stoneburner Mr. Zachary Straub Ms. Kathryn A. Stromberger Dr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Suden Ms. Karen Sumner Mr. and Mrs. Richard Surmaitis Mr. and Mrs. Rod Swingley Mrs. Joanne C. Swonk Ms. Kathryn A. Talano Ms. Carole A. Talkowski Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tapply Ms. Patricia C. Tarnow Ms. Ellen T. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tenace Mr. Drue Tepper Mrs. Thais Tepper Mr. and Mrs. Terry Thesieres Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. David E. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Wesley A. Thompson Ms. Carol A. Thompson Ms. Ashlynn Tierney Ms. Dawn L. Tohill Mr. and Mrs. Steve Tomasino Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Tompkins Ms. F. Denise Toolan Mrs. Sharon R. Treiser Mr. Terry P. Troutman Mr. and Mrs. James A. Truluck Ms. Judith C. Tryka Mr. and Mrs. Ed S. Tucker Ms. Debra L. Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Tucker Tyler Mr. Matthew Wilson and Mrs. Irina Ukolova Ms. Nora M. Van Houten Mrs. and Mr. Valerie Vance Ms. Ellen C. Vanderburg Ms. Joanne L. Varner Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Varno Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Vasaturo Ms. Casey Vasquez Ms. and Mr. Sheryl Verhulst Ms. Makayla A. Vetter Ms. Lira Vigo Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vilnius Ms. Sophia Vivonetto Mrs. Jane H. Vogt Mr. and Mrs. Dolph W. von Arx Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wagner Mrs. and Mr. Patricia Walrath Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Walrath Ms. Aliesha L. Wanamaker Mr. Dylan Ward Ms. Susan I. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Darrel C. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weatherwax Mrs. Joan C. Weber Mr. H. King Webster, III Mrs. Lesley Daniels Webster Ms. Yvonne N. Wehman Mr. and Mrs. William Westerfield Mr. Ross Wherry Ms. Jessica White Ms. Kathy E. White Mrs. Nancy Grandis White Ms. Susan M. White Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. White Mr. Charles L. Wicker Ms. Donna M. Wiedmann Ms. A. Byrne Williams Ms. Brittany L. Williams Mr. and Mrs. David Williams Mr. and Mrs. Karl F. Williams Pamela C. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Van Zandt Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle N. Williamson Mrs. Barbara B. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wilson Ms. Joie Wilson Mr. and Mrs. R. Lynn Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albright Mr. and Mrs. Gene L. Windfeldt Mr. Jerrold Winters and Ms. Signe Backus Ms. Lucy M. Wistreich Mr. Michael Withorn Ms. Heather Withrow Ms. Mary L. Witzke Mr. Charles Wolfe Ms. Brittany Wooldridge Ms. Dinah Wright Mr. Ian M. Wright * Mrs. Sharon Y. Wright Ms. Abbey Young Ms. Margaret A. Yurewitch Mr. Antonio Long and Mrs. Nadiah Yusuf Mr. Melvyn H. Zahn Ms. Angie Zavala Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Zdankiewicz Ms. Kaitlyn Ziegelmaier Ms. Susan Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Larry Zywica *Deceased 49 You Can Make an Impact Preserve the reasons you love Southwest Florida and the Conservancy’s work. 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