CONTENTS
Who We Are 2
Program Reports 4
Financial Statement 9
Campaign Update 10
Campaign Donor Recognition 11
Annual Donor Recognition 14
Camp Fire Alaska Annual Report 2012
FROM THE CEO THE POWER OF PARTNERSHIP Dear Friends, Because of our strong partnerships across the state, we are thriving. Great things are happening at Camp Fire. Incredible stories of growth, resiliency and discovery unfold before our eyes each and every day. We are able to do more things for our youth and families and do things better because of our many partners who share our vision and enable us to reach for our very best. Yet, there is still more to do. We still have youth on waitlists, families need more assistance, and Alaska’s young people now more than ever need more opportunities to find their spark, lift their voice, and discover the best in themselves and others. Imagine if every child in Alaska had these opportunities. Just imagine!
Barbara Dubovich CEO
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WHO WE ARE
Age of Participants 13-15 year olds 10.5%
Ethnicity of Participants
16-18 year olds 0.5%
10-12 year olds
Multi-ethnic 5%
4-6 year olds
Hispanic
14%
3%
Other/Not Identified 5.5%
AfricanAmerican 4% Alaska Native/ Native American 44%
30% 7-9 year olds 45%
Caucasian 35%
Asian-American/ Pacific Islander
Gender of Participants
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3.5%
Female
Male
49.1%
50.9%
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WHO WE ARE
In 2012 • 1,603 youth participated in our before and after school programs • 1,251 youth had fun learning in the outdoors at our summer camps and programs • 1,725 youth in 26 rural communities learned watersafety skills, explored nature and practiced healthy life choices • 328 youth from 196 families received $158,896 in scholarship funds • 81% of parents surveyed said that without Camp Fire’s before and after school program, they would not be able to work or keep their current work schedules • 86% of parents surveyed said knowing their kids are safe at Camp Fire gives them peace of mind and allows them to relax and focus on work • 99% of parents surveyed said they valued our high quality programming and the opportunities Camp Fire gives youth to develop their social and emotional skills and to have new learning experiences
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“I really like the group activities that allow my family to meet other Camp Fire families!” — Camp Fire parent
Partnering for Stronger Families and Stronger Kids Camp Fire Alaska implemented family strengthening programming at six of our before and after school sites in 2012: In partnership with thread Alaska, our staff worked to support family resiliency by increasing their social connections; increasing their knowledge of parenting and child development; helping them find concrete support in times of need; and helping to build up healthy social and emotional competence in the youth. Each site planned fun family nights and community café events that promoted interaction and intentional discussion between families, staff and the members of the community.
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BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL
“With the Camp Fire program, our students have a safe and educational environment to come to. The Camp Fire staff are very supportive, and when I see our kids in the morning, I see smiling faces. They’re at ease, they don’t look stressed at all; they’re enjoying being here. That’s what I love.” — John Kito, Principal, Tyson Elementary School
Our Partners • Alaska Wild West Magic • Anchorage School District • BP Energy Center • Child in Transition/ Homeless Project • Cook Inlet Tribal Council • Municipality of Anchorage
Camp Fire’s Before & After School Program—which also offers care on half days, in-service days, planned school breaks and most emergency school closure days—helps working families and keeps kids safe while offering them challenging activities and learning experiences. In 2012 The Alaska Council operated 28 licensed school-age programs, serving more than 1,600 children in grades K to 6 in Anchorage and Eagle River. This included a brand new site that opened in August 2012, at Chester Valley Elementary in East Anchorage.
•State of Alaska • thread • United Way of Anchorage
“My children are better friends, more out-going, they play games and try Camp Fire Alaska Annual Report 2012
new things, laugh often and have even become better students. What a blessing Camp Fire is!“ — Camp Fire parent
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COMMUNITY CENTERS
Quality before and after-school care is not affordable for many families in Anchorage. Their children eat breakfast alone in the morning and lock the door behind them as they leave for school. They go home to an empty house until their parents get home. But in four economically challenged neighborhoods (Mountain View, Fairview, West Fairview and Loussac Place), Camp Fire Alaska’s Community Center Program provides a fun, safe and nurturing environment for nearly 100 youth each day, at little or no cost to families.
Partners in Redevelopment Camp Fire provided after-school care for the families of Loussac Manor, in Midtown, for more than 30 years. In 2012, Camp Fire began a partnership with Cook Inlet Housing Authority to provide after-school care to the youth of this newly redeveloped mixed-income neighborhood. CIHA designed a space especially for Camp Fire that is spacious, inviting, sunlit and beautiful, and donated start-up funds to help get our program going there again. The first families moved in to the neighborhood in June 2012, and the Camp Fire program opened with the start of school in August. “Camp Fire helps build a better community at Loussac Place, bringing the kids and families of the neighborhood together. We are proud to have Camp Fire as a partner because their program makes a positive difference in the lives of our residents.” — Cook Inlet Housing Authority
Our Partners • Alyeska Pipeline Service Company • Anchorage Community Land Trust • Anchorage Faith & Action Congregations Together • BP • Central Lutheran Church • ConocoPhillips Alaska • Cook Inlet Housing Authority • Denali Alaskan FCU • Food Bank of Alaska • Municipal Light & Power • Municipality of Anchorage • Northrim Bank • Perkins Coie LLP • Totem Ocean Trailer Express • Wells Fargo
Special thanks to 5
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RURAL PROGRAM Our Partners • Alaska Native Heritage Center • Alaska Native Medical Center • Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium • Arctic Promotions, Inc • Association of Village Council Presidents • Bureau of Land Management •Chugach School District
“I valued when Camp Fire wanted the interaction not only with the kids, but the community too.” – Caitlin Bourdukofsky, St. Paul Island
• Crest/Oral B •Donlin Gold • Era Airlines • Robert and Linda Fellands • Food Bank of Alaska • Hope Community Resources • Office of Boating Safety/Kids Don’t Float • Southcentral Foundation Camp Fire Alaska Annual Report 2012
• 26 communities • 60 weeks of camp • 1,725 participants: (1,276 children, 317 teens and 174 adults)
“This is the most fun I have had in my village in a long time!” — Camp Fire youth, Nikolai Wainwright White Mountain
Bethel Chevak Chuathbaluk Kaltag Kongiganak Lower Kalskag Napakiak Napaskiak St. Mary’s St. Michael Tuntutuliak Upper Kalskag
• $140,000 in financial & in-kind donations Ambler Koyukuk Nulato Tanana Nikolai McGrath Chenega Bay Tatitlek Iliamna Newhalen
St. Paul King Cove
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SUMMER CAMPS
“Camp has the potential to positively impact a child’s self-identity and self-confidence, improving their sense of the possibilities that life holds for them.” — Eryn Erby, Director, Camp ARCTIC (Camp K partner group)
Camp K on Kenai Lake, in Cooper Landing
10 reasons kids should
go to camp:
Because they will... 1. Spend their days being physically active 2. Experience success and become more
Camp Si-La-Meo, on the campus of Alaska Pacific University, Anchorage
Summer Adventure Program, located in elementary schools , Anchorage and Eagle River
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confident in their abilities 3.Gain resiliency, endure setbacks, try new things and overcome fears 4. Unplug from technology 5. Develop life-long skills 6. Become more independent 7. Play 8. Learn social skills including cooperation, teamwork and conflict resolution 9. Reconnect with nature 10. Make true friends
“I had never canoed or hiked before and I had a lot of fun. I’m going to go home and get my family to do this with me now. It’s a lot more fun than watching TV.” — Camper, age 14
Our Partners Summer Adventure Program:
• Alaska Museum of Natural History • Anchorage Fire Dept. • Anchorage Police Dept. • Best Buy/Geek Squad • ExxonMobil • Potter’s Marsh Discovery day
Camp Si-La-Meo:
• Alaska Pacific University • Horse Trekkin’ Alaksa • Party Ponies & Friends
Camp K on Kenai Lake: •Alaska Children’s Services • Alaska Horsemen Trail Adventures • Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium • Alaska Rivers Co. • American Diabetes Association • Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America • Central Peninsula General Hospital • Children’s Hospital of Providence • Denali Family Services Camp Fire Alaska Annual Report 2012
OPERATION PURPLE
Our Partners • Airline Support Inc. • Aurora Military Housing • CAP Management LLC • Chugach Alaska Corporation • Collins Construction Inc. • Fairweather LLC • IBEW Local 1547 •Jermain Dunnagan & Owens • National Military Family Association • Rain Proof Roofing, Inc.
Kids Serve, Too!
Imagine the stress of being a member of the military deployed overseas, not seeing your family for months and working in a war zone every day. Now imagine the stress that situation puts on the children waiting back here in Alaska! They know Mom or Dad is in danger, and they miss them terribly. For the last two summers, thanks to a partnership with the National Military Family Association, Camp Fire Alaska has been honored to host Operation Purple, a free summer camp for those children of deployed military parents. In 2012, with the generous support of the Alaska community, 128 of Alaska’s military kids spent a week at Camp K on Kenai Lake in Cooper Landing. They participated in all the fun of summer camp, getting a chance to just be kids for a while, and were also guided through a curriculum designed to develop their coping skills. It’s hard to be sad or anxious while canoeing across a sparkling glacier-fed lake or singing songs around the campfire. And when you are sad, it’s great to know there are kids and adults close by who will listen and understand. Operation Purple provides both those opportunities for our youngest warriors.
• VFW Post 9365 • And many generous individuals
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
December 31, 2012
2012
2012 Revenues
Assets Current $1,294,273 Longterm 1,122,782 Property 3,529,906
Total Assets $5,946,961
United Way
Other
2.91%
0.54%
Board of Directors Barbara Rosetti, President
Contributions 11.01%
Program Fees
Barbara Henjum,
65.79%
1st Vice Pres.
Grants & Contracts
Monica Kane, 2nd Vice Pres.
19.75%
J oseph D. Darnell, Secretary
Liabilities Current
Donovan Rulien II, Treasurer
$507,252
Deferred Rev.
36,011
Long-term
21,418
Total Liabilities $564,681
Net Assets $5,382,280
2012 Expenses Camp K 3.52% Rural Program 3.97% Community Centers 4.67%
Development/ Marketing 3.47%
Depreciation 1.70% Capital Campaign 0.80%
Day Camp 7.02%
Lynn Erwin Nichole Gifford John Gliva Jill Klein Michael Kreger Christina Nordstrom Linda Phillips Carol Richards Steven Theno Walter Williams IV Barbara Dubovich, CEO
Administration 18.65%
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School Age Program 56.20%
Audited financial statements for the year ending December 31st, 2012 were prepared by Mikunda Cottrell & Co., Certified Public Accountants. Camp Fire Alaska is an equal-opportunity employer and provider.
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CAMPAIGN UPDATE Construction at Camp K BEFORE
The Campaign to Make it Possible Wraps Up! We knew we would get there, but we never anticipated how great it would feel to say: “We Did It! We have raised the funds needed to finish redevelopment of Camp K on Kenai Lake, establish the Inclusion Fund, and started building an endowment. We celebrate each and every one of you who supported the largest fundraising initiative Camp Fire Alaska has ever undertaken. Thank you!
AFTER
What Your Gifts Made Possible: • To serve more youth at camp and focus on program enhancments for Camp K that take full advantage of the beautiful new development, set against the stunning backdrop of Kenai Lake. Within the last 2 years, even with construction happening, Camp K has expanded programs to serve military youth, along with youth who have rheumatoid arthritis. • To welcome more youth into all of our programs. Thanks to funds raised, even if their families are experiencing a hardship and are unable to pay for services, Camp Fire can provide children with a safe place to learn, grow and thrive before and after school, while their parents are at work. These programs are experiencing record growth for the third year in a row. Camp Fire Alaska Annual Report 2012
• To ensure families have access to Camp Fire programs long into the future.
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CAMPAIGN DONORS
The Campaign to Make it Possible Lead Gifts
State of Alaska, BP, ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc. ExxonMobil, Steve and Jan Fishback, Eric McCallum and Robin Smith, M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust, Mat-Su Health Foundation, Neeser, Inc., Ed and Cathy Rasmuson, Rasmuson Foundation, Wells Fargo Foundation Major Gifts
AT&T Alaska National Insurance Company In Memory of Mary Louise Rasmuson Alcan General, Inc. Atwood Foundation BP Foundation Blythe and Rob Campbell Steve and Karen Compton Cook Inlet Region, Inc. Irma DeSmet Ray Dinger Dowl HKM Barbara Dubovich Robert and Linda Felland Heather Flynn, in memory of Joan Hurst David and Jodi Forsland Rick and Cyndie Fox Family Saul R. Friedman and Andrena Stone John Gliva and Alice Galvin Matt Kolesky and Shannon DeMarco Ken and Satrina Lord Lynden Logistics, Inc. Ruth Mathes McClintock Land Associates Nancy Munro Northrim Bank Kerry and Connie Ozer Scott and Sara Pate Rasmuson Foundation Board Designated Grants from Lile Gibbons, Judy Rasmuson and Natasha von Imhof
Jim and Pinkie Richardson John and Caroline Rodgers Kitty Smith Steve Theno Dianne Toebe USKH Inc. Carol, Bob and Christina Waters
Community Gifts
Dwayne and Sandy Adams Toby Allen and Laurie Miller Alyeska Pipeline Service Company Anchorage Chapter No. 139, Women of the Moose Anchorage Home Builders Care Endowment Anchorage Lions Club Anchorage Mt. McKinley Lions Club Anonymous Marge Arnold Sandy, Liam and Anna Beitel Wayne and Mary Boden Barbara Bowerman Leo Bustad and Jeanne Davis Cabin Fever Gary and Jan Caddell Debra Caldera CAP Management Carol Comeau Glenn and Pam Cravez Rob, Judith and Whitney Crotty Joseph and Joan Darnell Herbert Eckmann Camp Fire Alaska 12 Martin and Robin Eckmann Annual Report 2012
CAMPAIGN DONORS Sebastian and Nancy Eckmann/Nordic Constructors Nan Elliott Mark Fryer and Wanda Seamster Sharon Gleason Golder Associates Laurie Gregory and Griff Steiner Jack and Nancy Grieco Sandra Haldane Barbara Henjum Leslie Hiebert and Phillip Treuer Carol Hodge Suzanne Holmes and Michael Pannone William Hopkins Carol Howarth and Jim Mendenhall James and Janet Huettl Jon and Marnie Isaacs Marbeth Johns Monica and Tim Kane Jeff Keim Jill Klein and Dov Margalit Mary Knopf and Craig Rice Tony and Susan Knowles Karen Koeder Mike Kreger Jo Lamson Linford of Alaska: Suzanne Linford Eunice Lott
Gifts In-kind
Alaska Steel Company Alaska Heavenly Lodge Alcan Electrical & Engineering, Inc. Ashburn & Mason Atkinson, Conway & Gagnon, Inc. Carlile Transportation Carlos Tree Services Combs Sheet Metal Cook Inlet Housing Authority Cook Inlet Tribal Youth Build Program Davis Constructors & Engineers, Inc. Camp Fire Alaska Annual Report 2012
George and Norah Maling Katie McKinney Sally Mead Jo and Peter Michalski Art Mitchell Carol Mitchell-Springer and Charles Springer John Mohr Nancy Nolan, Bill Britt, and Brian Britt Patrick Nutter and Joanne Phillips-Nutter Lynette Ortolano Mia Oxley Mona Painter Judy Phillips Linda Phillips Polar Supply Co. Carol Richards Patrick and April Reilly Bill and Barb Rosetti Stan Smith Scholarship Fund (AHBC Endowment) Spenard Builders Supply Michael Stinebaugh and Charlotte Fox Nan Thompson Lois Watson Richard and Katherine Wells Eric West Wildman TR Inc. W.Paul Wunnicke and Alisa Carroll
ECI/Hyer, Inc. EDC Inc. Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. Goldner & Associates JR Heritage K - F Construction Services Kenai Welding Kraxberger Drilling, Inc. L & J Enterprises Land Design North Dov Margalit / Res 3D McClintock Land Associates Jan Mitchell
Neeser Construction, Inc. Mayme Ohnemus Partusch Plumbing & Heating PDC, Inc. Engineers Rainproof Roofing Rivers, Trails and Conservation Assistance Program Spenard Builders Supply Steve Fishback, AIA Sunrise Inn Totem Ocean Trailer Express Universal Roofing of Alaska Inc. Western Insulfoam
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PARTNERS IN GIVING A SALUTE TO OUR ANNUAL DONORS
Champions for Children Breakfast Sponsors
Wells Fargo
Champions for Children Society We are fortunate to have the generous support of many friends and contributors dedicated to our mission of giving every child the opportunity to discover the best of themselves and others in a fun, safe learning environment. Members of Camp Fire’s Champions for Children Society have each made a multiyear commitment of $5,000 or more to Camp Fire’s annual fund.
$5,000/year
Blythe Campbell
$2,000/year Alyeska Pipeline
Bethany Buchanan Jennifer Deitz/Alaska Career College Don Rulien
$1,000/year
NANA Regional Corporation
KPMG
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Lisa Brest Penny Cotten Valerie Nurr'araaluk Davidson Myrna DeCota Irma DeSmet David and Cindy Devlin Michael Divens Barbara Dubovich S. Lynn Erwin Steve and Jan Fishback Rick and Cyndie Fox Mary Geddes and Kevin McCoy Nichole Gifford Tina Grovier and Patrick Flynn Sandra Haldane Stephanie Joannides Jewel Jones
J. Gwen Kennedy, Ph. D. Jill Klein and Dov Margalit Mary Knopf and Craig Rice Robin and Ed Kornfield Jo Lamson Ken and Satrina Lord Eunice Long Debe Mahoney Eric McCallum and Robin Smith Don McClintock and Joanie Cleary Brian and Amy Meissner Bobbi and Jim Olson Kerry and Connie Ozer Scott and Sara Pate Mark and Desiree Pfeffer Joanne Phillips Ed and Cathy Rasmuson John and Caroline Rodgers Barb and Bill Rosetti Sheila Selkregg The Shins Alex and Susan Slivka Spenard Builders Supply Elaine Taylor Candace Winkler and Matt Kropke Eric and Carol Wren
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PARTNERS IN GIVING A SALUTE TO OUR ANNUAL DONORS
Annual Fund Friends and Supporters $100,000+
Dowl HKM Kelly and Frans Droop Ian and Karla Dutton Enstar Natural Gas Company Fairweather, LLC $25,000-$49,999 Mark Fryer and Wanda Seamster BP John Gliva and Alice Galvin Camp Fire National HQ IBEW Local 1547 Cook Inlet Housing Authority Donna Judkins ExxonMobil Kendall Toyota Lexus KPMG $10,000-$24,999 Kendall Lexus of Alaska ConocoPhillips Alaska Inc. Marion G. Weeks Charitable Fred Meyer Fund Foundation Municipal Light & Power Eric McCallum and Robin Smith National Military Family Association Don McClintock and Joanie Cleary Rasmuson Foundation Dennis McMillian Robert and Linda Felland NANA Development Roberta Quintavell Northrim Bank Thread Perkins Coie LLP Wells Fargo Rain Proof Roofing, Inc. Ed and Cathy Rasmuson $1,000-$9,999 Patrick and April Reilly Alaska Rubber Alaska USA Federal Credit Union Jim and Muriel Richardson Alyeska Pipeline Service Company Bill and Barbara Rosetti Soroptimist International of Cook Jeanne Anderson Inlet Anonymous Greg and Cassandra Stalzer Aurora Military Housing Chuck and Carol Szopa Bill Stroecker Foundation The Carr Foundation, Inc. BP Foundation Steve Theno Gamma Phi Beta University Kiwanis Club CAP Management LLC Eric West Chugach Alaska Corporation Midge Clouse $500-$999 Collins Construction, Inc. Rosene Beachy and Doug Eby Melissa Diederich Elizabeth & Paul Ferucci Ray Dinger Jack Fowler and Amber Chapin* Donlin Gold Gamma Phi Beta Camp Fire Alaska Scott and Yvonne Goldsmith Municipality of Anchorage United Way of Anchorage
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Carol Gore Brian Hanson and Monica Velasco Matt Hirschfield Jan Miyagishima Holley Scott Jepsen and Amber Babcock Larry Johns Monica Kane Janette Kautzman Kristen Kemerling Mary Knopf David Kolesky and Barbara Demarco Michael E. Kreger Katherine Martin John McManamin Linda Phillips Jennifer Pritchard* Carma Reed and Jiri Biciste* RLR Engineers LLC* Janine Schoellhorn Tiaga Mining Company Totem Ocean Trailer Express Donna Urling Susan Williams
$100-$499
Dwayne and Sandy Adams Alaska Airlines Terry Allard Brandon and Sandra Allen Chanda K. Aloysius Jeff Baird Carmen Baker* Larry Baker Bosco Baldwin Janice and Joe Banta Robert and Joanne Banta Rhonda Rae Beauchamp BGES, Inc. Wayne and Mary Boden Kathe Boucha
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PARTNERS IN GIVING A SALUTE TO OUR ANNUAL DONORS
Annual Fund Friends and Supporters cont’d. Maria Bourne and Clayton Bourne BP America, Inc. Jo Bridwell Aldene Burris Laura Burzinski Jan Caddell Debra Caldera Megan and Rod Carlson* Colleen Carroll Thomas R. Case Barbara Cash* Robert Cline Joseph Coslett Pam and Glenn Cravez Nancy Dahlstrom Paula Davis and Kevin Banks John Dede Lindsay Dixon Sheli Dodson Gary Donnelly Jacquelyn Engel Crystal Enkvist Laile Fairbairn* Royal Field Amanda Finnegan Barbara Fleek Shawn and Rona Florio Linda Ford Dave and Jodi Forsland Chad and Kristen Frampton Craig and Amy Fredeen Melinda Freemon Hollis French Michael Frieser and Robin Dern Alyse Galvin Michael and Alberta Gardner Hattie Gardner 16
Rick Clair and Lynda Giguere* Patty Ginsburg Sami Glascott Sharon Gleason Morris and Yolanda Goins Suzanne Goodrich Tim Gravel Lisa Gray Sanna Green Haircrafters Lynn R. Hammond III Keith Hand Jackie Hansen Rollin Hansen Inez Harris Fred Head Bob Heinrich Kristi Helgen* Beth Helgeson Barbara Henjum Kolby Hickel Miller* Leslie Hiebert Bill Hogan Stacey Horn Carol Howarth and Jim Mendenhall Mary Hoyt Debby & Don Hudson Jim and Jan Huettl Linda Hulteen Teri Inch American Fast Freight William C. Jennings Jermain Dunnagan & Owens PC/ Saul Friedman Pam Johnson Randy Johnson Scott and Lindsay Johnson Jewel Jones Joel Jones Lora Jorgensen*
Becky Judd Ted and Gina Kaiser Susan Kalina Alison E. Kear Mara Kimmel Ingrid Klinkhart Rachel Morse and Michael Knapp Kent Kohlhase* Greg Kramer Joann Laribee Sara Lasell Law Office of KeriAnn Brady Denis Le Blanc Steve Lematta Christine Lidren Steve Lindbeck Karen Loeffler* Eunice Lott Natalie Lowman* Catherine Lufkin Sandor and Susan Manyoky Dave Mayo-Kiely Steve McComb Donna McCray Jack and Becky McFarland Paul McGee Ed and Ann McClain Jonathon Meister Jessie Menkens Luke and Joy Merriner Jake Metcalfe* Rita Metcalfe* Peter Michalski Heather Mildon Arthur Mitchell John and Alice Mohr Sherry L. Mustain Alice Myers Marlend Nebel Nikole Nelson Camp Fire Alaska Annual Report 2012 Tom Newins
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Annual Fund Friends and Supporters cont’d. Steve Noble Beth Nordlund Patrick Nutter David and Susan Oesting* John and Cathy Opinsky Eugene Ori Melanie Osborne Stewart Osgood Debbie Ossiander Jen Payne Virginia Rusch Debbie Petersen Chris and Krista Phillips Shirley Pittz* Timothey and Lori Potter Carol Richards Lisa Rieger and Matt Claman* Michael Ripley Crystal Roe Andrew Romerdahl Mark Rowley Tammy Sandoval Petra Sattler-Smith Sarah and Mikey Scanlan Stephen Sheaffer Ramona Schimscheimer Jane Schlittler Steve and Shelly Schmitt Brent Senette Mary Shields David Shooner Sherrie Simmonds Tony Simmons Bec Smith Mr. and Mrs. William E. Smith Fred Sorensen Spenard Builders Supply Catherine Stone Camp Fire Alaska Annual Report 2012
Marge Stoneking* Nicholas and Jolie Strohmeyer Lynnette Sullivan Philip T. Sullivan The Swanson Family* Randi Sweet Dean and Celeste Syta Maria Tagliavento Theodore Thompson Alison Till Tina Tomsen Aleesha Towns Bain and Cameron Bain Dave and Marcia Trudgen VFW Post 9365 Dale Vinson Steven Voves Forrest Wacker John Wanamaker Lois Watson Crickett Watt Susan West Cheryl Westley and Bill Hall Walter and Audrie Williams* Daren Williams Deborah Williams Therron Woerner Christi Woods, in honor of Margaret Pospichal Cathy Wright Tracie Wright Up to $99 Mary Anne Aadnesen Vera Abramova Bernadine Adcox Larry Babin Shannon Baker Nancy Bearman Christine Bell Brad Benter Stephanie Berglund Bill Bernier
Rajeev Bhargava B. Billinger Irene and Alex Bortnick Stephen and Nancy Boxler Donna Bozeman Tammy Breihahn Ashley Brinkman Robert Bulger Dawnyale Bundy-Hale Nancy Burke Benton Campbell* Dong S. Cho Megan Clapper Walter Clark Amanda Combs Michelle Coombs Debora Cooper Tanyia Cooper Penelope Cordes Amy Costello Emily Cross-Robinson Sandi Culver Coleman Cutchins Valerie Davidson Eric Deeg Monica DeLeon Suzan Delrosso Ruth Dene* Barbara Derr Reece Dringle-Robert Evie Dunham Krystal Eastman John and Laurie Edge Pearl Edralin Melissa Emmal Laurie Evans-Dinneen MaryPat Fairchild Kelly Farmer Mary Finkle Frank Fisher Kenya Fisher
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PARTNERS IN GIVING A SALUTE TO OUR ANNUAL DONORS
Annual Fund Friends and Supporters cont’d. Kathy Freeman Chris Garrett Sezy and Jay Hanson Carol Gershel Roberta Gordaoff Gail Goudreau Mike and Jackie Graeber Gino Graziano Jocelyn Green Susanne Fleek-Green* Patricia Hamilton Lona and Matt Hammer Heather Handyside Brenda Hansen Kathy Harris Leah Hathaway Tamah Haynes Patricia Hickok Scarlet Higgins Mara Hill Melanie Hill Brad Hillwig Jesse Hooper Moira Ingle Magen James* Kelsey Jensen Susan Jensen Chad Johnson Erika Kelly Victoria Kendall
Sherilee Keipuhiwa Dawn Kimberlin Tara Koloski Mary Jane Landstrom Rachel Langtry Thea Lanton Karen Laubenstein Sarah Leonard Corey Loyd Carlette S. Mack Bridgett Mackey Frank and Jeanne McQueary Sally Mead Bonnie Miller Lisa Monsen Melodee Monson Dustin Morris* Tamara Morris Jody Moses Steve Nigg Michael Oblath* Dennis O'Connell Kelly op de Weegh Danese and Patrick Owens Judith Owens-Manley* Kristina Patrick Ann Peltier Leanna Price Mary Rasmussen Julie Reich
* denotes payment on a multi-year pledge
Christie Reinhardt Dawn Rifenberick Gary Rosynek Erich Schnell Monica Shah Jeanine Shelton Amy and Chris Simpson Lori Simpson June Sobocinski Rebecca Sparks Jody Steffen Tobias Stoeber James and Connie Struempf Saralyn Tabachnick Geran Tarr Theodore Thompson Jim Vail Sonya Vent Kim and Richard Verreydt Amy von Diest Julie Webb Michael Webb* Callie Webber Patricia Welch Barbara Wild Steve and Danielle Williams Wanda Wilson Laurie Wolf Hyo Jin Woo
United Way of Anchorage Designations
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Megan Carlson Joseph Darnell Barbara Derr Raymond S. Dinger Darlene Elzy Suszanne Hayes Sandra G. Holmes
Dana M. Jabaay Pamela Keeler Dawn M. Kimberlin Judy S. Kitagawa Jeanne Lematta Sean A. Leonard Rebecca Luczycki
Jacquelyn R. Luke Sandra L. Miller James Norlund Susan Perry Kathleen Redmond Carol L. Richards Bill Rosetti
Shelly Schmitt Philip Treuer Kurt Vause Jane Yokoyama
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PARTNERS IN GIVING A SALUTE TO OUR ANNUAL DONORS
Annual Fund Friends and Supporters cont’d. In-Kind Donations Airline Support, Inc. Alaska Rubber Allure Day Spa Wynoaka Baumgardner ConocoPhillips Alaska DHL Express Barbara Dubovich Kennedy and Associates Moose's Tooth NANA Properties III, LLC Patrick Nutter Bill and Barbara Rosetti Jon Schroeder Carla Stephenson Trapper's Creek Smoking Co.
Pick. Click. Give.
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Anonymous (52 donors) Jane Atkinson Katrena Betts Janis Bronson Mary Cahlik Mariah Campbell Rianne Campbell Anthony Carabellese Megan Carlson Russell Carpenter Roberta Cecere Mary Chouinard Thomas Chouinard Cynthia Coulter Judith Crotty Barbara Dubovich
Laile Fairbairn Heather Flynn Meagan Gable George Garrison Jack Grieco Casey Harmon Kiera Lachlan Kristi Lachlan Sean Lachlan Jo Lamson Laurie Lyons Mark Marion Clayton McDowall Becky McFarland Sally Mead Margaret Metcalfe
Ella Nordlund Mona Painter Joanne Phillips-Nutter Jennifer Richie Catherine Smith Beta Rae Soriano Cassandra Stalzer Peder Terland Richard Tolbert Jon Tone Paul Twardock Deborah Vandruff Sallye Werner Belinda Wright Michael Zidek
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Our Promise Young people want to shape the world. Camp Fire provides the opportunity to find their spark, lift their voice, and discover who they are. In Camp Fire, it begins now. Light the fire within
Camp Fire Alaska’s Mission Every child will have the opportunity to discover the best in themselves and others in a fun, safe learning environment.