2009 Annual Report - Page Education Foundation

PO Box 581254
Minneapolis, MN
55458-1254
Nonprofit Organization
U.S. Postage Paid
Minneapolis, MN
Permit #31973
Annual Report 2008 - 2009
creating Heroes
through education and service
Dear friends,
It is with gratitude and hope that we present the 2008-2009 Annual Report.
The Page Education Foundation is committed to encouraging and supporting
Minnesota’s students of color to pursue post-secondary education; our programs
are making a significant impact in communities across the state of Minnesota.
While the current economic climate brings its challenges, our Page Scholars
illuminate hope - they inspire the work we do.
A young person’s life-long success begins with
an education. Access to higher education promises
far-reaching benefits, especially to students of color,
Mission
who often face daunting challenges in completing
a post-secondary education. Guided by our mission
to encourage Minnesota’s youth of color to pursue
post-secondary education, the Page Education
Foundation promotes their academic achievement,
The students highlighted in this Annual Report are extraordinary. Like all
Page Scholars, each is striving to contribute to their communities while succeeding
in school and building their future. Although these Page Scholars come from
different backgrounds, they all share the same goal – to complete their education
and make a difference in the lives of younger children. Their dreams become our
dreams and their success stories become our success stories. When you meet them
in this annual report, you, too, will be filled with hope.
Thank you for your contributions to the Page Education Foundation.
Your generosity and support is creating a legacy that is changing the future
for thousands of Minnesota’s children. For this, we are deeply grateful.
personal responsibility and untapped potential to
become vital contributors to their communities.
We accomplish this by granting financial assistance
Sincerely,
to post-secondary students. In return, these students
actively foster positive attitudes toward literacy and
learning among younger, school-age children of color
Diane Sims Page
through mentoring relationships.
Founder & Executive Director
Our
History
“We support the Page Education
Alan Page spent fifteen years in the NFL,
Foundation because it provides excellent
becoming the first defensive player in the
scholarship opportunities for collegebound young people. As part of the
league’s history to receive an MVP award.
While playing football, he became a full-time
law student, earning his Juris Doctor in 1978.
awards, the recipients agree to mentor
Alan’s deep and abiding belief in the importance
younger students. The combined benefits
of education did not stop with his own success.
of this program have been extremely
successful and an example for other
educational organizations.”
Kitty and David Crosby
Recognizing a need for our education system
to reach more young people of color, he used
his 1988 induction into the NFL Hall of Fame
to launch the Page Education Foundation. From
its inception, the Foundation has offered funding
and encouragement to students of color facing
incredible barriers to attaining their educational
dreams. Since 1988, the Page Education
Foundation has supported 4,000 students
who in turn have given more than 275,000
hours of mentoring.
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Program
descriptions
“Giving back to our community
by supporting programs that create
opportunities for youth is a priority for our
company and our foundation. We are proud
to be a supporter of the Page Education
Foundation. Their emphasis on educational
success and personal responsibility has
made a real difference, not only in the
lives of so many youth as individuals,
but to families, neighborhoods, and to
the health and success of our
community as a whole.”
Angie Freeman
C.H. Robinson Foundation
Page Grants
Service-to-Children
Page Connections
The Page Education Foundation awards annual,
The Service-to-Children Program requires
Page Connections is a new program aimed
renewable grants to Minnesota students of color
each Page Scholar to volunteer at least
at supporting Page Scholars as they work
who attend colleges, universities and technical
50 hours during the academic year mentoring
to successfully complete their education and
schools throughout Minnesota. Students who
K–8 grade children of color. With a focus on
community service. Page Connections provides
accept Page grants must make a commitment to
literacy and tutoring, Page Scholars encourage
Page Scholars the opportunity to access
return to their communities where they perform
K–8 grade children of color to view education
support services on campus, internships/career
clearly defined service projects with younger
as a positive and exciting goal. These
opportunities, group service projects and ways
children of color. Foundation awards consist of
relationships offer powerful motivation to
to connect with other Page Scholars. In addition,
annual grants of $1,000 - $2,500. The selection
impressionable youngsters who still look
Page Connections creates meaningful mentoring
process highlights an applicant’s attitude toward
to older students for guidance.
relationships by matching adult volunteers with
education, willingness to provide service to
interested Page Scholars whose college and
children, and financial need. Recipients reapply
Children mentored by Page Scholars benefit
career experience complement one another.
each year they attend post-secondary school.
from real-life role models willing to show them
Last year, we had more than 100 volunteers
Subsequent grants are based on a student’s
how to make good choices and follow their
contributing to the success of Page Scholars’
academic progress and mentoring performance
dreams of becoming the people they choose
education through this mentoring program.
within their service projects.
to be. Page Scholars also grow from these
partnerships. Not only must they develop a
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The Page Education Foundation works with
trusting relationship with a child, they also
“I have been a stakeholder in the Page Education
hundreds of Minnesota high schools and
must learn how to coordinate projects, interact
community organizations to identify and recruit
constructively with others and resolve problems
Foundation since its inception. As an investor,
students of color for Page Grants. The Foundation
that appear along the way. Many scholars
has initiated special recruiting efforts targeted
volunteer well beyond their 50-hour requirement.
at African American males and American
All Page Scholars come to understand the
return on investment! ”
Indians. Both populations of students have been
enormous impact they have on these young
underrepresented in the application process.
children and ultimately on the community.
dward J. Phillips
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Chairman, Philips Beverage Company
I have marveled at the ramp-up of scholars
and the related qualitative metrics. A great
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Below are some numbers that help describe
the 2009/2010 Page Scholars:
scholars
at a Glance
1200
Page Grant applicants
560
Page Scholars
342
Returning Page Scholars
218
The 560 young people who were selected
to be Page Scholars in 2009/2010 are an
ambitious and diverse group. Page scholars
attend 50 different colleges, universities and
technical colleges across the state of Minnesota.
They are studying everything from auto
mechanics to business to law to medicine.
They are also making a tremendous impact on
our community; these scholars gave more than
25,000 hours of their time tutoring and
mentoring thousands of younger children
of color last year. If this year’s Page Scholars are
anything like the 4,000 who have preceded them,
many will continue to give back to the community
after their service commitment is completed.
New Page Scholars
332
Female Page Scholars
228
male Page Scholars
337
African American Page Scholars
(Includes African Immigrants)
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American Indian Page Scholars
114
Asian American Page Scholars
63
Latino Page Scholars
161
Community & Technical
College Students
386
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4-year college and
university students
50
colleges and universities
Page Scholars are attending
Graduate school students
$807,000
Financial Commitment
for Page Grants
in 2009/2010
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Liliana Quiroz –Rioz is a
senior at Minnesota State
University –Mankato. She
is pictured here with her
mentor Mona Harristhal.
“We built a strong relationship.
This service has not only helped me
learn the importance of education in
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scholar
stories
a young girl’s life, but helped
me become a better student.”
Liliana Quiroz-Rioz
Liliana Quiroz-Rioz
Liliana Quiroz-Rioz understands that making
a real difference in young people’s lives takes
more than simply helping them figure out math
problems or finish an English assignment; it’s
The Page Education
not what you tell them to do, it’s what you do
Foundation recruits
yourself. Quiroz-Rioz, a social work and Spanish
volunteers to serve as mentors
major at Minnesota State University-Mankato,
for Page Scholars. These
works with Latina girls through the Life-Work
volunteer mentors assist Page
Planning Center in Mankato. She has devoted
Scholars as they navigate their
more than 100 hours of service to getting to
studies, service projects and
know the girls personally, listening, supporting
career aspirations. For many
and motivating them to work hard and take their
of our first-generation college
responsibilities seriously. She helped bolster the
students, these mentors are
girls’ self-esteem, gave advice, passed on study
a critical element of their
strategies and suggested ways to deal with
success. Last year, more than
bullies at school. All of the girls she worked
100 Page Scholars were paired
with had improved grades by the end of the
with volunteer mentors.
year—and thanked her for help accomplishing
that. “We built a strong relationship,” she says.
“This service has not only helped me learn the
importance of education in a young girl’s life, but
helped me become a better student as well.”
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Darrail Hughes is a sophomore at
Minneapolis Community & Technical
College. Darrail participates in the
Seeds of Change program at his
old high school, St. Paul Central.
“I can help these kids because I’ve
been there, I understand what they are
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scholar
stories
going through. I want them to stay
in school and follow their dreams.”
Darrail Hughes
Darrail Hughes
Darrail Hughes, who is studying barbering
at Minneapolis Community and Technical
Since 1988, Page Scholars
have given more than 275,000
volunteer hours mentoring and
tutoring younger students of
color. For many schools and
community organizations, this
service commitment directly
impacts the goals of their
students.“ Page Scholars are
consistent and dedicated, they
show our students that the
community cares about them
and wishes them to succeed.
Our program could not exist
without these great mentors!”
Terri Holmberg Kohler
Chosen to Achieve
College, says he is determined not to become
another statistic, “but a somebody.“ He
mentors African American male students
through the Seeds of Change program at
St. Paul Central High School, helping them
with their schoolwork and encouraging them
to “hang in there” when school and social
pressures seem overwhelming. Hughes says
that one of the students he’s helped stay in
school told him, “Neither one of my parents
went to college and when I have a kid one day,
I don’t want them to say the same about me.”
Many of the young men in Seeds of Change
come to Hughes for advice on educational and
personal issues, “I’ve been able to help because
I’ve been there,” he says. Darrail offers a special
perk, besides his support and advice: He cuts
their hair at no cost, helping them look great
as they face their challenges.
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Thuy Doan is a Ph.D. student
at the University of Minnesota.
Thuy has been a Page Scholar
for 10 years.
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scholar
stories
“I love working with these kids. Being
a role model for them has motivated
me to work hard on my education.
Nothing means more to me than
to hear them say they want to be
Thuy Doan
Thuy Doan didn’t anticipate the kind of impact
that Toma Thien Vietnamese Eucharistic Youth
like me when they grow up.”
Thuy Doan
Society, a group she helped found 10 years ago,
would have. Once a tiny cluster of five students
at the Church of St. Albert in St. Paul, today the
group has 20 youth leaders who serve 200 young
The Page Education
Foundation has provided
students. As vice president, Thuy oversees the
grants to more than 4,000
curriculum for all of the VEYS youth programs.
students since 1988. We
She designs lesson plans and activities,
integrates service projects and attends local and
regional summer camps. Thuy is a key reason
many Vietnamese high school students in VEYS
stay in school and apply to colleges. Thuy herself
has been a Page Scholar longer than any other
student in the Foundation’s history; she’s
currently finishing a doctorate in public health at
support our Page Scholars for
as long as it takes to complete
their education, as long as
they complete their service
commitments. Thuy has been
a Page Scholar for 10 years
and is now completing her
Ph.D. program.
the University of Minnesota.
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Joseph Beaulieu, a sophomore
at Macalester College in St. Paul
returns to his home on the Red
Lake Reservation to give back
to his community.
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scholar
stories
“It’s important to have a fellow
Native person from the reservation
working with these young people —
through me they can see how
Joseph Beaulieu
Joe Beaulieu knows life on the Red Lake
hard work can pay off.”
Joseph Beaulieu
Indian Reservation firsthand—and he knows
that hard work and determination can
trump rough circumstances. Beaulieu grew up
on the reservation and has chosen to do his
Service-to-Children project there, even though
it’s more than four hours from the campus of
Macalaster College in St. Paul, where he is
currently a sophomore. “I’m very committed to
my community, which is why I decided to
continue my work with these youth.” Beaulieu
worked in the Target Services after-school
program for students in grades 1-8. The program
supports academic work and leadership skills
through physical activities like skiing, tubing and
ice fishing, and field trips to movies and parks.
Given Red Lake Reservation’s relatively isolated
location, many of the children wouldn’t be able to
participate in these kinds of activities. The
program also provides daily after-school activities
in math, science, reading, art, computer work
Page Scholars are
responsible for setting
up their own service projects.
For many Page Scholars, this
means returning to their
own communities—even the
schools they once attended.
They seek to inspire others
and to spread the message
that with hard work and
dedication, you can follow your
dreams and attend college.
Last year, Page Scholars
volunteered at more than 300
schools, after-school programs,
libraries and community
organizations.
and cooking. Ojibwa culture and language
is woven into every session.
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Target
TJX Foundation, Inc.
Wells Fargo Housing Foundation
contributions
Corporate & Family
Foundation donors
$50,000 and above
Anonymous
Travelers Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
Rathmann Family Foundation
Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi
United HealthCare
$10,000 - $24,999
Ameriprise Financial
Anonymous
B & G Sports Memorabilia
Buuck Family Foundation
Costco Wholesale
Curtis L. Carlson Family Foundation
General Mills Foundation
Jay and Rose Phillips Family Foundation
Joseph and Lillian Duke Foundation
Medtronic Foundation
National Football League Charities
Otto Bremer Foundation
Weck Charitable Family Trust
$5,000 - $9,999
Allianz Life Insurance Company
of North America
Best Buy Children’s Foundation
Best Buy Co., Inc.
Bieber Family Foundation
C. H. Robinson Foundation
Ciresi Foundation
Coughlin, Stola, Geller,
Rudman & Robbins LLP
Cox Family Fund
George Family Foundation
GMAC Financial Services
Graco Foundation
Kelen Family Foundation
Marbrook Foundation
MoneyGram International
National Football League Alumni
Phileona Foundation
Professional Athletes Foundation
RBC Foundation
Software Diversified Services
space150
State Farm Insurance Companies
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$1,000 - $4,999
Archie & Bertha Walker Foundation
Athwin Foundation
Bassford Remele
Bellisio Foods
Briggs and Morgan
Comcast
Connie Foote Family Foundation
Dady & Garner, P.A.
Donald and Phyllis Kahn Foundation
Duncan G. Barr and
Barbara A. Barr Fund
Dwight D. Opperman Foundation
Faegre & Benson Foundation
First National Bank River Falls
Fredrikson & Byron Foundation
Great Harvest Bread Co.
Great River Energy
Green Espel P.L.L.P.
H. E. & Helen Warren Foundation
Harold and Ruth Roitenberg
Family Foundation
Hey Man Productions
Jabara Family Foundation
John and Beverly Rollwagen
Family Foundation
Karen Viskochil Fund
Kelly and Jacobson
Leapfrog Associates
Lenfestey Family Foundation
Lindquist & Vennum
Lurie, Besikof, Lapidus & Co.
McKnight Foundation
Meshbesher & Spence Ltd
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Minnesota Vikings Football Club
NCS Pearson
National Football League
Players Association
Nordstrom, Inc.
R. E. Swager Family Foundation
Riverway Foundation
Robbins, Umeda, & Fink LLP
Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben P.A.
Shakopee Mdewakanton
Sioux Community
Sherwood Foundation
Sit Investment Associates Foundation
Tastefully Simple
The Improve Group
Thomson Reuters
Watson Family Fund
Wood-Rill Foundation
Up to $999
Aberman Corporation
American Rug Laundry
Baratz Family Foundation, Inc
Bebe Babble LLC
Community Housing Corp.
Constance Mayeron & Charles Fuller
Cowles Foundation
Dorsey & Whitney Foundation
Doug and Linda Jones Family Fund
Dunn Brothers Coffee
Enberg Family Charitable Trust
Eniva Corporation
Faribault Foods
JADT Food Group LLC
James and Ann Howard Family Fund
Karen and Richard Evans Foundation
Kingsley H. Murphy Family Foundation
Kowalski’s Markets
Larry and Ann Berle Fund
LB Sports
Leo Burnett Company
Charitable Foundation
Mark and Ann Schulze Family Fund
Melberg Marketing Inc.
Michael and Lizabeth Brown
Family Fund
Midwest Medical Insurance
Holding Company
Minnesota Alliance with Youth
Mitchell Construction
Myers Middle School SGA
Natural Resource Group
Navab Brothers
Oak Grove Foundation
Owens Companies, Inc.
Padilla Speer Beardsley
Piper Jaffray Companies, Inc.
Premier Banks
Ryan Construction Company of MN
Saint Paul Travelers Foundation
Seymour and Susan Mansfield Fund
Southern California Viking Club
Spencer Foundation
Stenson Family Fund
Wells Fargo
Wert Family Foundation
“The Page Education Foundation’s dual focus on education and
community service is unique among organizations that provide student
scholarships. Marbrook Foundation appreciates the role the Page
Education Foundation plays in both helping students of color attend
college and encouraging college students to volunteer in their community.”
Julie Hara, Executive Director, Marbrook Foundation
The Page Education Foundation’s impact goes beyond the 4,000 students
of color who have received financial assistance for post-secondary education. Thousands
of younger children have been touched by Page Scholars through our service-to-children
mentoring program. The true impact of our programs is illuminated in the potential of every
one of those young children. We aim to inspire and encourage young people of color to pursue
their dreams through education. By investing in these students, we are not only investing in
our community, we are extending our impact for generations.
Individual Donors
$20,000 and above
Anonymous
Tom and Marlene Kayser
Dennis and Gail Mathisen
Michael Morris and Robin Durst
Alan and Diane Page
$10,000 -$19,999
James and Jan Sinegal
Thomas and Donna Utsunomiya
$5,000 - $9,999
David and Deb Andreas
Vanessa and David Dayton
Mary Lee Dayton
Robert and Kristin Dudacek
Kirk and Kathy MacKenzie
Herve and Jennifer Sarteau
John and Marsha Soucheray
Angus and Margaret Wurtele
$2,000 - $4,999
Karen Boros
Terrance Carlson and Jeanette Leehr
Douglas and Wendy Dayton
Judy Dayton
Mark Dayton
James and Mary Gilbert
Van and Elizabeth Hawn
Thomas and Janine Heffelfinger
Lawrence Hendrickson
and Barbara Forster
Irwin and Alexandra Jacobs
Philip and Susan Jones
Patrick and Margaret Keating
James and Sharon Lewis
Julie Matonich and Robert Bras
Richard and Joyce McFarland
Edward and Janet Meyer
Stuart and Katherine Nielsen
Lawrence and Jan Reardon
Paul and Mary Reyelts
Daniel and Margaret Shulman
Peter and Helen Warwick
Wheelock Whitney and Kathleen Blatz
$1,000 - $1,999
David Allgeyer and Melinda Look
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Siah and Barbara Armajani
Thomas and Mary Austin
Judith Belzer and Jeremy Waldman
Arthur and Katherine Berman
Eugene Borgida and Susan Wolf
Claire Canavan and Tim Whalen
Geri Cannon
Michael and Kristine Coleman
Ernest and Susan Collins
Joel Conner
Robert and Karen Copeland
Judith and Dick Corson
John and Sage Cowles
Jay and Page Cowles III
David and Katherine Crosby
Edward and Sherry Ann Dayton
Michael Debelak and Janet Conn
Amos and Sue Deinard
Keith and Anne Dixon
Kevin and Elizabeth Dooley
Frazier and Heidi Eales
Harry and Sandra Edwards
John Eisberg and Susan Kline
Kathleen and Gerald Erickson
Steve Euller and Nancy Roehr
Wayne and Priscilla Faris
Benjamin and Rebecca Field
Wood Foster and Jane Severns
John and B.J. French
John and Martha Gabbert
Steve Gaskins and Kathleen Larson
Gene Goetz and Jan Conlin
Richard and Kathleen Goff
Alfred and Ingrid Harrison
Samuel and Stacey Heins
Eric Hoggard
Winifred Hoppert
Ray and Susan Johnson
Patrick and Carolyn Jones
Todd and Margaret Jones
Ben King
William Kirchner and
Michael Bratholdt
Rand Levy
David and Diane Lilly
James Lockhart and Janie Mayeron
Lee Lynch and Terry Saario
Mark and Nancy Mammel
Edward and Judy Matonich
Brendan McCarthy
James McCarthy and Gloria Peterson
Ed McConaghay and Margaret Telfer
William and Mary Mease
Mary A. Mithun
Charles and Gay Moldow
Alfred and Ann Moore
John and Sheila Morgan
Robert and Sandra Morris
Thomas Muck
Balendran Mugundan and
Thushyanthi Suntharalingam
Karin Nelsen
Patricia Newton
Charles and Grace Patterson
William and Suzanne Payne
Michael Pelican
Kendall Powell and Wendy Bennett
Guy and Kimberly Puglia
Peter and Linda Quinn
Brian and Valerie Robbins
Dennis Schapiro and Jeanne Andre
Jeffrey and Malana Schmidt
Irving and Bernice Sims
Robert and Stephanie Stuart
Craig Swaggert and Tanna Moore
Ruth Usem
James and Audrey Waggoner
Phyllis Wagner
Roberta Walburn
David Wilson and Michael Peterman
$500 - $999
Robert and Carolyn Albright
Larry and Ann Berte
Steven and Gail Brand
Michael and Lizabeth Brown
Mark Butterbrodt
Stephen Cohen
Phillip and Sue Colich
Christopher Culp and Ingrid Nyberg
Dale and Cathy Feste
Ned Foster and Laura Tiffany
Peter and Mary Gove
James R. Gray
Eric Grovender and Rebecca Shult
Mike and Mona Harristhal
Michael and Patricia Hatch
Paula Hayden
Graham and Jennifer Hayes
Zenas and Susanne Hutcheson
Deborah and Terry Hutchinson
Charles and Carol Johnson
David and Linda Jones
Stephanie Kroeger
Susan and Cliff Lake
David and Elizabeth Lee
Thomas and Mari Lowe
Samuel and Patricia McCullough
Ronald and Kim Meshbesher
Don Mulligan
Stafford and Kim Nelson
Daniel Nordby and Barbara Rawley
R.E. and Mary Otness
Justin and Christine Page
Russell and Elizabeth Peterson
Thomas and Stephanie Peterson
George and Sally Pillsbury
Joseph and Tricia Pupel
Peter and Patsy Riley
Winthrop and Barbara Rockwell
Roger and Paula Roe
James and Dianne Safley
Robert and Allene Sayre
Tom and Patti Shadick
Chris Shea
Lee Sheehy
Douglas and Wendy Steele
Theodore Stern
Leslie and Karen Suzukamo
China Terrell
Peter and Ricki Thompson
Lica Tomizuka
Richard and Eva Traxler
Frank and Carol Trestman
Viking Fans
Christopher Volk
Peter and Kimberly Walsh
Amy Walsh and Michael Kern
Frank and Frances Wilkinson
$250 - $499
Andriana Abariotes and Phil Montville
Scott Aebischer and Lyle Sorenson
Saeed Akhter
Michael Alexander
Paul Anderson
Anonymous
Andrew Baechler
Barry and Sandra Baines
Thomas and Margit Berg
David and Shari Boehnen
Erika Binger
Laura Bishop and Charles Weber
Gregg and Robin Brooksbank
Peter and Ellen Brown
Bob Bruce
John and Jeanne Buck
Allison and Mike Buick
Bill and Connie Cameron
Wilda Campbell
David and Kathy Carlsen
Arnie and Susan Carlson
Joan Costello
Kenneth and Janis Cram
Dave and Beth Dutcher
Peter and Jennifer Eichten
Lynn Ellefson
Mark and Andrea Feshbach
Brad Fredricksen and Laurie Rice
Jeffrey R. Gatesmith
James and Judith Gaviser
Sharon Goens
Peter Goss and Karma Walker
Clifford and Karyn Greene
Mark and Mary Jo Hallberg
Samuel and Mirja Hanson
William Hardacker
Albert and Janet Hoff
James and Ann Howard
Stephanie Hunder
Ronald and Renee Hunter
Warren and Mary Ibele
Randi Jacobs
Ramona Johnson
David and Jan Jones
Michael and Rosemary Jordan
Samuel and Sylvia Kaplan
Thomas Keller III
Ashton Kienke
Don and Carol Knutson
Craig Kvamme
Timothy and Terry Leach
Gretchen Leiterman
David and Perrin Lilly
Jim and Sarah MacGillis
Kelly Madden
John and Jean Mandeville
Seymour and Susan Mansfield
Bobby and Debra McFerrin
John and Theresa McKeon
Nancy Middleton
William and Chouhei Mullin
Charles Murphy and Judith Ragir
Richard and Joan Niemiec
Bruce and Carol Olson
Constance Otis
Kamie Page and Ben Friesen
Roger and Suzanne Park
Sherman and Sandra Patterson
Gregory Petryszyn
Melissa Philbert
Walter Pickhardt and Sandra Resnick
Edward and Peggy Pluimer
Joseph and Susan Pyrz
Charles Quimby and Susan Cushman
Alex and Patricia Ratelle
Lew and Connie Remele
Marilyn and Jeffrey Rivkin
Amos and Marsha Rosenbloom
Robert and Joyce Rosene
Carl Schenk
Peter Schmitz
Mark and Ann Schulze
Peter and Bonnie Sipkins
Donna Smith
William and Roxanne Soth
Jim and Jan Stephenson
Mark and Mary Streed
Ellen Sturgis
Michael Tamte
Bennett and Doris Taylor
Becky Thorson
Thomas Tinkham and
Jacquelyn Hauser
Adam and Laura Todd
Thomas and Elizabeth Tuttle
Eric Umbles
David and Maire Uppgaard
Terry Wade and Bonnie Grzeskowiak
Rosalie Wahl
Bill and Lori Walton
Stephen Webb and Keiko Sugisaka
Steven Wells and Jane Scallen
Mark Wernick and Nancy Entwistle
Thomas and Martha Whelan
Cornelius and Elizabeth Wiens
Charles Wikelius and Ann Bellow
John and Barbara Williams
Edward Wilson
Peter and Carolan Workman
Curtis Yoakum
Up to $250
Kim Agnew-Heard
Roy Ahern
Gregory Ahern
Stephen and Elise Alexander
Jeffrey Allen
Richard Allison
Matthew and Amy Anderson
Dale Anderson
Amy and Thomas Anderson
Evan and Nancy Anderson
Conrad and Anita Anderson
Paul and Jan Anderson
“The Page Education Foundation illustrates the power of people
empowering people. The Page approach of college-bound students
gaining scholarship and other support in return for a commitment
to mentor younger children forges invaluable links and multigenerational results. Comcast supports the Page Education
Foundation because of its measurable impact and contributions
to our state’s competitiveness in a global marketplace.”
Mary Beth Schubert, Vice President, Corporate Affairs, Comcast
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Anonymous
Fred and Jan Apple
Bob and Pat Astrup
David and Kelly Auerbach
Jane and Stephen Aufmuth
Rebecca Baertsch
Kelly Baker
Leslie Baker
Carroll Barnes and Ted Isenberg
John Barnes
Sara Barrow
Kevin Barry
Eric Barsness
Paul and Patricia Basbagill
Nicholas and Karen Basil
Romaine Bayless
Timothy and Doris Baylor
Elliot Bayly and Ann Lewis
John and Nan Beard
James and Willarene Beasley
Barbara Belew
Daniel Bell
Edwin and Carolyn Bell
Johanna Bell
Marc Belton
Bruce Beneke and Martha Eaves
Alan and Carol Bensman
Ann Bentdahl
Henry and Linda Berman
Scott Berry and Kathryn Johnson
Bill Bertram
Frank Bifulco
David and Mary Bishop
Chad Blumeyer
Som Boualaphanh and Amy Nop
Douglas and Elsie Bouchier
Erica and Tony Bouza
Robert and Alexandria Bowen
Al and Mary Bowers
John Boyd
Mario Brasil
Michael Bratsch
Miles and Linda Braufman
Elliot and Ruth Brebner
James and Dawn Brehl
William Brennan
Peter and Maura Brew
Zack Brown
Tyrone and Delia Bujold
Joshua and Laurel Bunker
Edward Burdick
Paul and Tami Butters
David Byfield
Robert and Janet Farni Carmichael
Jennifer Carpenter
Sean Carpenter
Jeff and Mary Carson
Jason Carter
Susan Casanova
Glenna Case
Dr. Charles Casey and
Barbara Muesing
Gerald and Patt Cavanaugh
Deepak and Charu Chadha
Daniel Chang
Mark and Marcia Cherniak
John Church
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Bill and Sharon Clapp
Carolyn Clemmons
Frederick and Janet Coates
David and Wendy Coggins
Kevin Collins
Michael and Irsenia Collins
Stephen Conovar
Mary Conway
Gregg and Debra Correll
Reese Coverdale
Gerald Coward
Terry Cozens
Jeffrey Crawford and Alice Lloyd
Michael and Stacey Crosby
John and Laura Crosby
Lesley Crosby
Barbara Cummard
Amy Daleiden
David Darr
LaToya Davis
Robert and Margaret Davis
Cy and Paula DeCosse
Richard and Ruth Faunce
Michael and Ilana Favero
Troy Fellger
Rick Fergerson
Charles and Anne Ferrell
Andrew and Sarah Fesler
John Fesler
Tim Fieldhouse
Stacey Finnegan
Gerald and Catherine Fischer
Richard and Carol Fish
Richard and Patricia Fishel
Kevin and Misti Flahive
Linda Foreman and Mel Dickstein
Thomas and Yvonne Foster
Jonathan Franke
Leland and Marles Frankman
Donald and Arvonne Fraser
Thomas Fraser and Mary Strand
Dick and Kathryn Freimuth
Gerald and Sally Friedell
Ian Friendly
“Best Buy is proud to support the Page Education Foundation
for their high level of commitment to, and expectations of,
emerging adults across our communities.”
Jeff Peterson, Director, Community Relations, Best Buy Co., Inc.
Samuel Deweese and Janet Bergeron
Fredrick and Elaine Dietrich
Margo Dinneen
Tom and Patty Doar
Michael Dolan
Douglas and Katharine Donaldson
Thomas Donovan
Michael Dorsher and Sharon Kessler
Lori Dossett
Sandra Dower
Mary Doyle
Nick Drogitis
Gregory Drugan
Gary Dudkowski
Karen Dull
William Dunlap and Joanne Pastel
William and Elizabeth Dunn
Lee and Judith Duran
Deborah Dyson
Rebecca Eaton
James and Janet Eckman
Paul and Melissa Edlund
Christopher and Kathleen Eilers
Vincent and Marsha Elizondo
Mohamed and Melanie El-Sabaawi
Michael and Betty Elson
John and Amelia Engberg
Robert and Nancy Erickson
Peter and Cecelia Erickson
Sarah Evert
Jeff and Patricia Farni
Mary Farr
Thomas Gallagher
Tibor and Kathleen Gallo
Christopher Garbarino
Ron Gardner
Gary Gardner and Helen Kivnick
Norman and Edith Garmezy
Edward and Betty Garvey
Stephen and Hilde Gasiorowicz
Tom Gauthier
Louis Gelfand
John and Janet Gendler
John Germanson
Carl and Ann Gersbach
David and Laura Giammarino
Mark Gilberstadt
Beth Gilleland
Bruce and Kimberly Gillespie
Peter and Scotty Gillette
Archie Givens and Carol Meshbesher
Brian and Carolyn Golberg
Alan and Lynn Goldbloom
Judy and Herb Goldenberg
Danielle Graham
John and Joan Grieman
Jack and Gloria Griffin
Frederick Grittner and Theresa Lippert
Donald Grussing
John Gulla and Andrea Godbout
David and Lynn Haar
Janet Hagberg
Brian Hagen
Rickey Hall
Bryce and Donna Hamilton
Elaine Handelman
Paul and Trish Hannah
Stephen Hanson
Kent and Barbara Hanson
Kathleen Hardy
Robert Haring
Marc and Arlene Harris
Richard Harris
James Hart
Nils and Ann Hasselmo
Kevin and Pamela Hauer
Judith and Michael Healey
Jo Ann and Christian Heinrich
Karl Heinzerling
Dwayne Heller
Anna and Marty Herrmann
P. Tate Herzog
Tommy Hillman
Cicily Hines
Betsy Hirsch
Kenneth and Andrea Hjelm
Steven and Geri Hoag
Robert and Carmela Hobbins
Alan and Judith Hoffman
Derrick Hohbein
Brian Holbrook
Denise Holder
Michael Holland and Kelly Madden
John Holland
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Jeanette Holmen
Mary Hoopman
Roseanne Hope
Norman Horns
Andrew Horstman and Katy Perry
Mary Hoven
William and Julie Howard
Patrice Howard
Betsy Hoyt
Annie Huang
John Hubbard
Angela Huckleby
William Hue and Laura Challoner
Richard and Ann Hunt
Penelope Hunt
Shirley Huskins
Ezra Hyland
Eric Hylden
Mark Hyman and Cecilia Brennecke
Consuela Isler
Jamaal Jackson
Todd and Mary Jacobson
Tony Janicki
Eric Janus and Carolyn Chalmers
Cynthia Jay
Valerie Jensen
Kirk Jensen
Christopher and Lorie Jensen
D. B. and T. T. Jewett
Gerald and Janet Johansen
Barry and Julie Johnson
Mark and Jennifer Johnson
David and Cathy Johnston
John and Marcia Jones
Paul and Helen Jones
Steven and Anita Jordan
Molly Joseph
Jerry and Kerry Juhl
Christine Kain
Helene and Sheldon Kaplan
Manuel and Rita Kaplan
Sidney and Joy Kaplan
Ann Kay
Robert Kaylor
Douglas Kelley
Daniel Kelliher and Pamela Hoopes
Thomas Kelly
Jessie Kelly
Sharon Kind
Judge and Reatha King
Karen King
Mike King
Paul and Elizabeth Kleiner
Rick and Judy Kleyman
Heather Kliebenstein
Patrick and Kathy Klingaman
Brett Knappe and Mandee Joy Page
Paul Knauss
John Koeppel and Susan Rothstein
LeeAnn Korecky
Starla Krause
Elizabeth Kuntz
John and Mamiko Lake
James and Nancy Lane
Rollie Langer
Jon and Cassandra Langerud
James and Penny Langland
Vicki Lansky and Stephen Schaefer
Elizabeth Larson
Gregory Lathrop
Bertram Leach
David and Randy Lebedoff
Caroline Lebedoff
Yvonne Lee
Barbara Leibundguth and William Klaila
Arthur and Gloria Leon
Ron Leung
Ed Levin
Paul and Patricia Levy
John Levy
Roger Lewis
Ward Lewis
Candace Lewis McComb
Judith and Ronald Libertus
Linda Lien Sanks
Sarah Lindquist
Paul and Mary Lindskog
Henry and Virginia Llop
George Logan
Charles Long
Richard and Claire Lonsdale
Fred and Pamela Lott
Patrick Lucarell
Andrew and Ellen Luger
Richard and Jean Lynch
Warren and Nancy MacKenzie
Sasha Mackin
Terrence Mackin
David Madden
Patrick Madden
Brad Madson
Paul and Sally Maenner
Victoria Mahoney
Richard and Chris Manheim
David Mann
William Manning and Ruth Mickelsen
Albert and Dorothy Marden
Richard and Nancy Mark
Aaron and Phyllis Mark
Marilyn Marker
Robert and Siri Marshall
James Marshall and Sue Landwehr
David Martine
William and Candace Marx
Vivien Mason
Peter and Annie Mathisen
Mary Ellen Matinson
Patricia and Brian Matzek
Jason Maxwell
Randall and Marianne McDaniel
Gene and Patricia McHugh
Duncan McKee
Candace McKeever
Rosemary McMonigal
Jeff McNaught and Lori Mittag
Larkin McPhee
Michael and Margaret McPherson
Steve and Caroline Melberg
Genevieve Merry
Kenneth and Kathy Meshbesher
Neil and Gail Meyer
Wayne and Gladys Mikkola
Todd and Mary Miller
Jay Miller
Tom Miller
David Miller and Leslie Livingston
Nancy Miller-Levin
Herman and Connie Milligan
Barbara Milon
Karina Milosovich and Mike Healy
Rod Mitchell
Noah and Dania Miwa
Stacey Modahl
Ann Montgomery
and Theodore Smetak
Greg Montieth
Michael Moore
Forrest Moore
James Morin and Christine Seber
Aaron Morrison and Claire Joubert
Pat Muenzhuber
Patricia Mullen
Sarah Mulligan
Troy Musel and Sheila Terryll
Archana Nath
Jay and Jennifer Neill
Ron and Cathryn Nelson
Thomas and Janet Nelson
Joelle Nelson and David Steglich
Roger Newinski
Michael and Debra Newman
Denise Nickens
Jane Nides
Niel Nielsen
John and Tracy Novick
Louis Oberhauser
Dean Oberpriller
Walter O’Connell
Daniel O’Fallon and Kathryn Timm
Dennis Ollgaard
Janice Olsen
Anne Olson
James Olson
Lynn Olson and Frank Stone
Fred Olson and Elizabeth Brackett
Anthony Olveri
Mariam Omari
Timothy and Annie O’Neill
Corey and Chris Ophus
Melvin and Beatrice Orenstein
Renae Osorio
Clifford Otten
Hershel Ousley
Thomas Owens
Howard and Rosalind Page
Mike and Julie Paidar
Dan and Pat Panshin
Mary Jo Parker
Edward and Dorothy Parker
Traci Parmenter
Ara Parseghian
Charles and Grace Parsons
Seymour Pederson
Alexis Pennie
Robert Penningroth
John and Mary Periolat
Danielle Perry
David and Donna Peterson
Wendy Peterson
David and Nguyet Peterson
Bruce and Tania Peterson
Allen and Dawn Peterson
Mike Petraukas
Raymond and Donna Philippot
Leanne Phinney
Linda Picone
Spiwe Pierce
Tami Pierret
Steven Pincus and Michelle Strangis
Richard and Janet Polanski
Marlene Poorman
Wayne and Joan Popham
Brian Pousson
Kenneth Puffer
Bethany Quam
Matthew and Sarah Rand
Anthony and Kathleen Reber
Tamara Redmond
Jim Reece and Libby Larsen
Robert and Audray Rees
Donald and Jean Regan
Theresa Reina
Gina Reiter
Todd Rendahl
Deborah Renshaw
Jeanne Reuter
Laurie Rice
Adnan Rizvi and Ann Seltman
Louis and Mary Robards
Janet Robert
James and Martha Roberts
Wayne and Barbara Rocek
John Rodning
Matching
Gifts
Dorsey & Whitney Foundation
Leo Burnett Company
Charitable Foundation
McKnight Foundation
Medtronic Foundation
Microsoft Matching
Gifts Program
Midwest Medical Insurance
Holding Company
Natural Resource Group
Piper Jaffray Companies, Inc.
Ryan Construction Company of Minnesota
Spencer Foundation
Thomson West
Travelers Foundation
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Katherian Roe and K.A. Sharp
Maggie Roe
Gary Rooney
Thomas and Mary Rose
Larry and Terrie Rose
Leo Rosenfield and Barbara Friedman
Anthony and Lynn Ross
Elienne Rossat
Julie Roux
Dudley and Marjorie Ruch
David Rusinko
James Rustad
Ross Rutter
Patrick Ryan
Morton and Rosemarie Ryweck
Paul Sadeghi and Allison Swanson
Timothy Sanchez
Gary and Patty Sander
George Sawyer
Terry Scanlon
Steven and Nancy Schachtman
Bruce and Sharyn Schelske
Mark Schelske and Janis Johnson
Andrew Schoelles
Vicki Schraber
Marilyn Schroeder
Jules and Joanne Schulman
Michael Schwab
Thomas and Patricia Scott
Andrew Scott
D.D. and Carol Seefeldt
Sarah Seeger
Delbert and Mary Seitz
Joseph and Joan Seivold
Joan Semmer
Wayne and Anne Serkland
Jennifer Service
Aaliyah Shafiq
Ramanik and Sushila Shah
Kelly Shannon
Morris and Judith Sherman
Kevin and Sarah Shriver
Robert Silverman
John and Doris Simonett
James and Carol Simonson
Michael and Roberta Sirota
Jenella Slade
Wallace and Marilyn Small
Jim and Cindie Smart
Alfred and Lucille Smith
Henry and Diane Smith
Brian and Shirley Snyder
Lenny and Lynn Snyder
Tiffany Soderstrom
Gwendolyn Sollers
Latrice Spann
Robert and Joanna St. Clair
Barbara Stark
Kevin Staunton and Maria Christu
Gene and Regan Steidl
Jon and Theresa Stein
Robert Stein
Sarah Stensland
Walter and Cookie Stephan
Jim and Marti Stephan
Parente Stephen
Terri Stoneburner
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Kevin Stouffer
John and Marcia Stout
Jennifer Stratton
Mary Stratton
Timothy and Caren Streb
Jasmine Stringer
Mary Stucky
Jeffrey Suhanic
Ryan Summers
Robert and Kimberley Sundy
Chris Sur
Donna Svendsen
Joseph and Laura Svoboda
Stephen and Margaret Swanson
Eleanor Swanson
Druanne Sweetser
Thomas and Annelise Swigert
Robert and Carol Vaughan
Jonathan and Susan Vaughan-Fier
Michael Vespasiano and Dana Hazel
Gary and Patty Vettleson
Sara Vierkant
Lawrence Wade
D.S. and Jean Wagenius
Jane Wagner
Thomas Wagner
Richard and Nyla Wahlstrom
Jeff Walkowski and Jeff Wyant
Maureen and Michael Walsh
Thomas Warth
Donald and Faye Washington
Gene and Claudith Washington
Charles Watson
Meshach Weber
“The Carlson Credo states, ‘Whatever you do, do with Caring.’
This call to action is clearly exemplified by the Page Education
Foundation as it provides financial assistance for college
students and further requires that its Scholars mentor younger
children. The combined impact of these efforts strengthens and
shapes our community both today and well into the future,
and we are proud to be a partner.”
BArbara C. Gage, President & Chair, Carlson Family Foundation
Charles Taliaferro and Jil Evans
James and Paula Tankenoff
Michael Tejeda
Elizabeth Temple
Steven Teweell
Susan Thompson
Michael and Linda Thompson
Marty Thurnblad
Daniel and Kristyn Timmers
Emmett Timmons
Leland and Linda Todd
John Tolbert
Jim and Sharon Toscano
Timothy and Tara Berry Tourtillotte
Elton and Malesta Trutman
Katie Tuione
William Tully
Andrea Turner
Emily Anne and Gedney Tuttle
Janet Ubiera
Floyd Umbles, Jr.
Chad Underdown
John Unruh-Friesen
Eugene and Kathleen Vader
Mark Van Note
Lee Van Scyoc
Mark and Sandra Vanden Einde
Mary Vasaly
Nancy Vaughan
Michael and Paula Weiner
David Weinstein and Pamela Ross
David Weissbrodt and Patricia Schaffer
Howard and Gloria Weisskopf
David Wells
Timothy and Janet Wensman
Ryan and Angela Wentz
Robert Werling and Kimberly Ford
Paul and Joan Wernick
Margaret Wesely
Jeffrey and Janie Westbrook
Raymond and Cheryl Weston
Jennifer Wheeler
Thomas and Pamela Wilhelmy
Hugh Williams
Frank and Mary Williams
Richard Wilson and Kolean Pitner
Timothy Wilt and Kristine Ensrud
Kelli Winter-Strom
Kimberley Witczak
Sally Witham
G. Wolfe
Medora Woods
Jean Wylie
Ann Wynia
Leo Zachman
Paul and Elizabeth Zerby
Theodore and Suzanne Zorn
In Kind
Gifts
3M Company
A.C.E.S. Flight Simulation, Inc.
Accolades Salon/Spa
Acme Comedy club
Aesthetic Affair Spa Parties
Bruce Ahlm
Alexia Hudson Inc.
Lynne Alpert
Robyn Awend
B.T. McElrath Chocolatier, Inc.
Bachman’s
Rebecca Baertsch
Sara Barrow
Tom Bartel and Kristin Henning
Ann Bauleke
Edwin and Carolyn Bell
Best Buy
Bibelot
BIR Performance Driving School
Blue Sky Creamery
Alfred Bonanno
Karen Boros
Som Boualaphanh
Reggie Brooks
Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.
Skip and Susan Burke
Café Latte
Canterbury Park
Centerspace Pilates
Chambers - The Luxury Art Hotel
Jon Charles Salon
Chiang Mai Thai Restaurant & Bar
Cities 97
Cliché
Mayor Chris Coleman
Phil and Sue Colich
Ed Charbonneau
Comcast Cable Company
Joel Conner
Covered
Covington Inn
Angela Davis
Barbara Jo Davis
Diamond Organics
Jock and Sara Donaldson
Donald and M. Cathy Donahue
Kevin and Elizabeth Dooley
Jack and Kirsten Driscoll
Elsworth Menswear
Rolf and Nancy Engh
Express Press
Ms. Lisa Fitzmaurice
Ned Foster and Laura Tiffany
Camille Gage
Graves 601
Grovey LLC
Guthrie Theatre
Gyrotonic Minneapolis
Marcia Haffmans
Hair Police
David Hamlow
Michael and Ramona Harristhal
Roger Heegard
and Cheryl Thomas
Heidi’s Minneapolis
Hell’s Kitchen
Hennepin Lake Liquor
Hotel Minneapolis
Hubbard Broadcasting Foundation
Stephanie Hunder
Ichiban Japanese Steakhouse
Khai Le/IGLOBALIST LLC
The Improve Group
It’s Just Lunch
Jilco, Inc.
Kevin Johnson
Patrick and Carolyn Jones
Donald and Phyllis Kahn
Karma
Cody Kiser
Colin Klimesh
Don and Carol Knutson
Koficore Studio
Starla Krause
Les Laidlaw
Mika Laidlaw
Roger Lewis
Lifetime Fitness
John and Searcy Lillehei
Warren and Nancy MacKenzie
Manny’s Steakhouse
Bob and Mary McCarthy
McDonald’s
The Minnesota Opera
Minnesota Orchestra
Minnesota State Fair
Minnesota Timberwolves
Community Foundation
Minnesota Twins
Minnesota Vikings
Minnesota Wild
Minnesota Zoo
Thielen NaRyan
Sally Nettleton
Lisa Sims Nielsen
Robert North and Carol McIntyre
Northwest Airlines a subsidiary
of Delta Airlines
Gary and Mary O’Brien
Ordway Center
Diane Sims Page
Georgi Page
Park Tavern
Peapods Natural Toys
& Baby Care
Rebecca A. Peterson
Steve and Debby Kay Peterson
Phillips Beverage Co.
Leslie Pilgrim
Pizza Luce
Natasha Poppe
Qwest Network, Inc.
Radar Concierge Service
Reed Sweatt Family Tennis Center
Pat Reis
Paul and Mary Reyelts
Christine Rider
Peter and Patsy Riley
Rivertown Inn
Roller Garden
Running Room
Rustica Bakery
Mayor R.T. Rybak
Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra
Saint Paul Grill
Saint Paul Saints
Salon Sashair
David and Susan Sanborn
Sandbox Theatre
Joe Selvaggio
Joan Semmer
Shakopee Mdewakanton
Sioux Community
Shopmama
Simply Nuetral
Skin Rejuvenation Clinic
Tubby Smith
Joan Solomon
Splended Table @
American Public Media
Jon and Theresa Stein
Stellas Fish Café
Lucky Lola
Summit Brewing Company
Sweet Cheeks Baby Food
Charles Taliaferro and Janet Evans
Tam Tam’s African Restaurant
Hans Thorkelson and Ann Seguin
Tiffany’s
Trader Joe’s
Mara Troth
Tryg’s Restaurant
Karin Twigg
Triggs Salon
James and Kristin Ulland
Underwater Adventures
University of Minnesota
Baseline Tennis Center
Urbananimal
Victor’s 1959 Café
Jeanne Voigt
Wellness Center
Lisa Whitehill and David Mahoney
Whole Foods
Wilderness Campgrounds
James Williams and
Mary Braem Foster
Mary Wozniak
YMCA - Downtown
YMCA - Northwest
YMCA - Uptown
YUM!
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Board & Staff
INCOME
Contributions – Cash
$1,325,490
Contributions – Non Cash $33,979
Financials
Interest/Misc $57,654
Total Revenue
$1,417,123
Expenses
Program Expenses
2008/2009 Financial Result
General Administration
$921,142 Fundraising
TOTAL EXPENSES
Fiscal year July 1, 2008 – June 30, 2009
$132,332
$115,349 $1,168,823
“We are enthusiastic and dedicated supporters
of the Page Education Foundation. There are
many things they do that appeal to us, but at
the top of the list is the opportunities they give
to so many young people in our community.
Net Assets
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS BEORE
INVESTMENT GAINS (LOSSES) I have no doubt that many of those students
$248,300
are going to be leaders in our community
NET INVESTMENT GAINS
(LOSSES) ($259,521)
in the years ahead. ”
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
($11,221)
Wheelock Whitney and Kathleen Blatz
BEGINNING
$2,800,782
END
$2,789,561
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Board of Directors
Karen Boros
Michael Jordan
Diane Sims Page
Edward J. Phillips
Advisory Board
Arthur Berman
Laura Bishop
Jerry Blackwell
Terry Carlson
Joel Conner
David Cox
Elizabeth Dooley
Dondi Edwards
John Farni
Andre Fischer
Julie Matonich
John Morgan
Michael Newman
Justin Page
Nathan Pelzer
Jason Ulrich
Roberta Walburn
Kevin Warren
Hashim Yonis
Staff
Carolyn Jones
Patrice Howard
Amy Nop
Annual Report
Credit
Writers:
Elizabeth Dooley,
Carolyn Jones
Editors:
Linda Picon,
Mona Harristhal
Design:
Cate Hubbard
Photographers:
Joe Kramm
Wayne Martin
This annual report
would not have been
possible without the
generous support
of Popular Front,
Travelers and John
Morgan. Thanks to
their contributions,
the entire cost of this
annual report has
been underwritten.
The Page Education Foundation was
honored to feature Mayor R.T. Rybak
as the keynote speaker at this year’s
Awards Ceremony on June 19, 2009.
“