2022-2023 Big Brothers Big Sisters Puget Sound Annual Report by bbbsps

Annual Impact Report Sept 1, 2022—Aug 31, 2023

WE FOSTER COMMUNITY THROUGH RELATIONSHIP BUILDING.

Every kid graduates with a plan for their future and a mentor whose impact lasts a lifetime.

VISION MISSION

To create & support 1-to-1 mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth.

JEDI STATEMENT

At Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound, we are unwavering in our commitment to justice, equity, diversity, inclusion (JEDI) and these principles are integral to our values and mission. We firmly believe that every person should have the opportunity to reach their full potential and we are committed to upholding JEDI principles in all aspects of our organization. We are dedicated to taking concrete actions to uphold these values both internally and externally, with a particular focus on empowering BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color), LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual, plus) individuals and other marginalized communities. Through these actions, both internally and externally, we create a transformative environment where every person can thrive, be heard, and truly belong.

OUR VALUES

We are trusted and transparent. We foster community through relationship building. We are committed to inclusivity and belonging (JEDI). We treat all with respect and dignity. We rise to meet the needs of youth.

DEAR FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS,

As we reflect on the past year, I am thrilled to share with you the incredible strides we’ve made together at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound. Your unwavering support has been instrumental in achieving our mission of igniting the potential within every child in our community.

I am particularly proud to highlight three key achievements that have significantly impacted our organization and the children we serve. First, through the generous funding of Big Brother Mike King’s competition winnings, we were able to launch twice-monthly Match Activities. These engaging events provide our matches with opportunities to bond, learn, and create lasting memories together. The impact of these activities on the relationships between our Bigs and Littles has been nothing short of transformative.

Secondly, our successful pilot year of the Bigs in Tech mentoring program in partnership with Amazon has exceeded all expectations. This innovative initiative has opened doors for our youth to explore careers in technology and gain invaluable mentorship from industry professionals. The positive feedback from both mentors and mentees reaffirms the importance of connecting our youth with mentors who can inspire and guide them towards bright futures.

Lastly, I am thrilled to announce that Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound has been honored with the prestigious Agency Growth Award from Big Brothers Big Sisters of America. This recognition is a testament to the dedication and hard work of our staff, volunteers, and supporters who have worked tirelessly to expand our reach and impact in the Puget Sound region. It is truly a reflection of our collective commitment to empowering youth and strengthening communities.

None of these achievements would have been possible without the generosity and commitment of individuals like you. Your belief in our mission fuels our efforts every day, and we are immensely grateful for your continued support.

As we look to the future, I am filled with optimism and excitement for the opportunities that lie ahead. Together, we will continue to ignite the potential within every child, one mentoring relationship at a time.

With heartfelt gratitude,

President & CEO

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound (BBBSPS) is the leading mentoring organization in Washington State, with over 60 years of experience in serving youth and mentors. Our nonprofit organization is dedicated to fostering positive, enduring relationships between adult volunteers (Bigs) and youth (Littles) in King, Pierce, and Kitsap counties.

Established to ignite the inherent potential in every child, BBBSPS focuses on providing life-changing mentorship experiences that empower young people to achieve their full potential.

OUR PROGRAMS

BBBSPS offers several mentoring programs tailored to meet the diverse needs of the youth in our community. These include:

Community-Based Mentoring

In this traditional program, Bigs and Littles meet regularly to share experiences, explore interests, and develop a lasting bond. Activities might include anything from going to a museum or playing sports to simply enjoying a conversation over ice cream.

Site-Based Mentoring

This program connects Bigs and Littles in a structured environment, such as schools or workplace partners’ offices. Sessions are typically held weekly or monthly and focus on academic support, social-emotional skillbuilding activities, and fostering a positive, encouraging relationship.

Group Mentoring

Group mentoring involves one Big working with a small group of Littles, providing a unique dynamic that encourages peer support and collaboration. These programs often include activities like team sports, workshops, and group outings.

OUR IMPACT

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound has a profound impact on the lives of the children we serve. Research shows that Littles in our programs are more likely to:

• Improve in academic performance and school attendance.

• Develop higher self-esteem and confidence.

• Form better relationships with peers and family members.

• Avoid risky behaviors and show improved mental health outcomes.

OUR COMMITMENT

At BBBSPS, we are committed to creating a supportive, inclusive, and nurturing environment for all participants. We take great care in matching Bigs and Littles based on shared interests, personalities, and goals to ensure a strong, meaningful connection. Additionally, our professional staff provides ongoing support and training to ensure the success and safety of each match.

JOIN US

Whether as a mentor, donor, volunteer, or advocate, there are many ways to get involved with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound. Together, we can make a lasting difference in the lives of young people, supporting them in realizing their full potential and achieving their dreams.

ANYONE CAN BE A BIG

Our mentors, known as Bigs, are the heart and soul of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound. These dedicated individuals come from various walks of life, united by their commitment to making a difference in the lives of young people. Bigs are caring, compassionate, and patient, always ready to offer a listening ear and a guiding hand. They volunteer their time to build meaningful relationships with their Littles, offering support, encouragement, and friendship. Whether they are helping with homework, exploring new hobbies, or simply sharing a conversation, Bigs provide invaluable guidance and inspiration.

Bigs are mentors who help Littles see their own potential. Bigs are safe, consistent adults in young people’s lives who are outside of the family unit. They come from diverse backgrounds, bringing unique perspectives and experiences that enrich the mentoring relationship. Despite their busy lives, they prioritize their commitment to their Littles, often forming bonds that last well beyond the program. The impact of a Big extends far beyond the immediate support they provide—by fostering confidence and resilience they help shape the leaders and changemakers of tomorrow. Through their unwavering dedication, Bigs transform lives and strengthen our community.

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EDUCATION

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AGE RANGE

LITTLES COME FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound serves incredible young individuals who are full of joy, wisdom, creativity, and resilience.

These young people, whom we affectionately call Littles, come from diverse backgrounds and communities across the region. Our Littles range in age from elementary school to high school, each bringing their unique talents and aspirations. Bigs support Littles in gaining confidence and new skills to navigate life’s challenges and thrive.

Our Littles are eager to learn, grow, and make a positive impact in their communities. They are future leaders, artists, scientists, and innovators, brimming with curiosity and ambition.

Our amazing Littles have adults in their lives who care deeply about them. These adults reach out to us to ask for mentors who will support their youth with such challenges as school performance, loneliness, career aspirations, family instability, and other unique challenges.

With the additional guidance and friendship provided by a Big, Littles get support with their unique challenge, explore their interests, and build their self-esteem. Mentoring helps Littles achieve their own goals, fosters academic success and a sense of belonging, as well as improving mental health outcomes.

RACE / ETHNICITY

LIVING SITUATION

of Littles qualify for free or

8% of Littles have an incarcerated parent

4% of Littles’ families receive income assistance

FY2022–23 EXPENSES

Program Services

Fundraising

Management and General

TOTAL EXPENSES

FY2022–23 INCOME

Grants and Donor Contributions

$2,748,409 $1,063,215 $685,381 $4,497,005

In-Kind Contributions

Special Events (Net)

Investment Income

Revenue from Sales of Donated Household Goods (Net)

Other Revenue

TOTAL REVENUE $2,578,812 $559,203 $597,224 $262,270 $45,803 $14,512 $4,142,824

Our partners are one of the cornerstones of our mission to ignite the potential in every child. Their unwavering support and dedication empower us to create life-changing relationships between mentors and young people in our community. Whether through financial contributions, volunteer hours, or in-kind donations, our partners provide the essential resources needed to sustain our programs and expand our reach. Their generosity not only fuels our current initiatives but also helps us innovate and grow, ensuring that more children have access to the transformative power of mentorship.

The impact of our partners is evident in the countless success stories of the Bigs and Littles they help connect. With their support, we have witnessed young people overcome significant challenges, develop resilience, and achieve their goals. Our mentors, too, benefit from the enriching experience of guiding and supporting their Littles. This collaborative effort strengthens our community, fostering a culture of support and encouragement. We are profoundly grateful for the commitment of our partners, whose contributions create a brighter future for the youth of Puget Sound and inspire lasting change.

Alpha Phi Alpha volunteers and Littles at Alpha Forum

Amazon volunteers and Littles at Bigs in Tech

BIGS IN TECH AT AMAZON: Empowering Youth Through Mentorship

The Bigs in Tech at Amazon program, a partnership between Amazon and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound, aims to ignite the potential of middle school students through one-toone mentorship with Amazon employees. Launched during the 2022-2023 school year, this program emphasizes the importance of STEM/STEAM activities and social-emotional learning (SEL) to help youth from underserved communities develop critical skills and build meaningful relationships.

Program Overview

Bigs in Tech at Amazon connects Amazon employee mentors (Bigs) with middle school students (Littles) through a combination of virtual and in-person meetups. Each mentor commits to approximately 24-26 hours annually, engaging in structured activities designed to foster educational growth and personal development. These activities include monthly virtual meetups, quarterly in-person sessions, and various interactive projects centered on STEM and SEL themes. Impact on Youth and Community

The impact of the Bigs in Tech program on the youth and community has been profound.

During the 2022-2023 school year, 52 Amazon employees mentored students from McClure Middle School and Orca K-8 School, contributing over 944 hours of their time. Activities such as building paper rockets, creating “I Am” posters, and discussing topics like growth mindset and self-care have not only enhanced students’ academic skills but also boosted their confidence and resilience.

Feedback from students and mentors has been overwhelmingly positive. Students expressed excitement about participating in STEM activities and appreciated the opportunity to connect with mentors who share similar interests and backgrounds. Mentors reported feeling more connected to their community and more fulfilled in their work, with 95% stating that being a Big enriched their workplace experience.

Progress & Growth

The program has made significant strides toward its goals. In its first year, the program engaged 52 students, with plans to expand to Broadview-Thomson K-8 School in the following year. By the second year, the program had grown to include 126 matched mentors, with another 12 in the pipeline.

Curriculum development has also advanced, with finalized workbooks for 6th and 7th graders that include spaces for both mentors and students to engage in activities. This improvement, based on feedback from the first year, has made the sessions more interactive and effective.

Looking Ahead

As the Bigs in Tech at Amazon program enters its third year, the focus remains on scaling up to serve more students while continually refining the curriculum to better meet their needs. The ongoing support and enthusiasm of Amazon staff and mentors, alond with the collaborative efforts of participating schools ensure that this program will continue to make a meaningful impact on the lives of young people and the broader community.

In summary, Bigs in Tech at Amazon exemplifies the power of mentorship and corporatecommunity partnerships in fostering youth development and community engagement. We are grateful for Amazon’s continued commitment to this program and look forward to expanding its reach and impact in the years to come.

1ST YEAR

Amazon employees mentored students

2ND YEAR

126

Amazon employees mentored students

OPPORTUNITIES FOR CONNECTION

This year we were thrilled to launch twice-monthly match activities, made possible by the support of Kidder Mathews Senior Vice President & Alumni Big Brother Mike King. King won the grand prize in Ten-X’s first-ever “Battle of the Bids” competition, which included a $100,000 donation to the charity of his choice. He so generously chose Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound.

His incredible gift enabled us to offer a variety of activities designed to bring together matches, families, and volunteers. These events provided opportunities for connection, learning, and fun, helping to build lasting relationships.

Cultural Exploration:

immersive museum tours to intimate cultural experiences, matches embarked on journeys of discovery and appreciation. Exploring the Museum of Pop Culture, the African American Museum, and the Wing Luke Museum, matches delved into art, history, and heritage, broadening their perspectives and deepening their understanding of the world around them.

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360 youth 100 Bigs 437 family members + + = individuals participated in these enriching activities

Outdoor Adventures: Venturing into the great outdoors, matches explored the wonders of wildlife and the thrill of adventure.

Scavenger hunts at Woodland Park Zoo, corn maze escapades, and aquatic adventures at Henry Moses Aquatic Center provided opportunities for exploration, teamwork, and excitement.

Educational Endeavors:

Engaging in hands-on learning experiences, matches delved into the realms of science, technology, and creativity. From robotics events to pottery painting sessions, matches tested their skills, sparked their imaginations, and unleashed their creativity, fostering a love for lifelong learning.

Community Connections:

Bringing together the BBBS community and beyond, special events celebrated milestones, traditions, and togetherness. Graduation celebrations honored the accomplishments of our Littles, while picnics, movie nights, and sporting events provided moments of joy, connection, and celebration.

Overall, throughout the year, 897 individuals participated in these enriching activities, including 360 youth, 437 family members, and 100 Bigs, collectively creating countless memories and forging bonds that transcend time and distance. As BBBS of Puget Sound looks ahead to the future, we remain committed to providing transformative experiences that

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Expanding our Message

In 2022, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound (BBBSPS) proudly welcomed Pacific Outdoor Advertising as a communityminded partner. Their generous donation of billboard ad space across the Puget Sound area has significantly increased our visibility, reaching hundreds of thousands of community members and spreading awareness about the impact of mentoring. These advertisements have been pivotal in attracting new volunteers, donors, and supporters, ensuring our message of mentorship and empowerment resonates throughout the region.

Pacific Outdoor Advertising’s commitment extends beyond ad space, as they have actively sponsored several of our key events, including our annual golf tournament, the BIG Invitational. Their sponsorship has provided essential financial support and enhanced the overall experience for attendees, fostering community connections and celebrating the power of mentorship. Their involvement underscores their dedication to supporting the communities in which they operate and their belief in the positive impact of our mission.

This partnership reflects a shared vision for a brighter future for young people. With their support, we have expanded our reach, connecting more Bigs and Littles and enriching the lives of countless children through meaningful mentoring relationships. We are deeply grateful for Pacific Outdoor Advertising’s partnership and look forward to continuing our collaboration to ignite potential and create positive change in the lives of young people throughout Puget Sound.

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Youth Served

1,012

Total Matches

352

New Matches

89% of youth improved or did not worsen depressive symptoms

97% of youth improved or maintained emotion regulation

84% of youth improved or maintained their grades

IMPACT

Leadership Team

Alonda Williams, President & CEO

Marsh Kellegrew, Chief Operations and Finance Officer

Board of Directors

OFFICERS

COMMITTEE CHAIRS

Gavin Bartlett, Corporate Partnerships, KPMG

Catherine Captain, Marketing / PR, REI

Kevin Conklin, Tacoma Advisory Council, Umpqua Bank

Brian Hayden, Fund Development, Flinn Ferguson Corporate Real Estate

Stephen McKay, Finance, Karr Tuttle Campbell

Dan Rosales, Governance, MassMutual Northwest

Gina Williams, Programs, Puget Sound Energy

Caila F. Nickerson, MSW, Chief Programs and Impact Officer

Denise LeMar, Human Resources

Monique DuBose, Regional Director of Tacoma & Pierce/ Kitsap Counties

MEMBERS

J. Ofori Agboka, Jr.. Amazon

Michelle Alverson, Expedia Group

James Argento, Retired

Maria Carbullido, Sound Community Bank

Kristen Carden, Retired

Kevin Carothers, Starbucks Coffee Company

Faye R. Chess, Seattle Municipal Court

Damon Daniels, Inspire Medical

Dana Ferestein, Copper Point Insurance Company

Ian Flatt, Lockton

Noah Fletcher, Excellence West Monroe Partners

Maurice James, T-Mobile

Sarah Kaler, Parcion Private Wealth

Stephen Lozano, Vitaes.com

Bobby Moore, HP

Bryce Phillips, evo

John Quirk, Providence

Shakisha Ross, Puget Sound Energy

Serena Sayani, LEED Green Associate Stokes Lawrence

Brent Schlosstein, Alera Group, Inc

Kelly A. Souza, Sustainable Finance & Advisory

Heather Tabler, Tabler Realty Services Property

Pat Ogawa, (Chair), Deloitte Digital

Peter Fonfara, (Vice Chair), Seattle Seahawks

Brian Hayden(Secretary), Flinn Ferguson Corporate Real Estate

Stephen McKay, (Treasurer), Karr Tuttle Campbell

Director

$100,000+

Big Brothers Big Sisters of America

Rob MacAulay and Keri Ellison

The Seattle Times

Robert E. Thomas Family Trust

$25,000–$99,999

Anonymous

CBRE

Costco Wholesale

Global Silver Lining LLC

The Goodman Foundation

David and Cathy Habib

Rob Harris

CBRE

Tony Keyser

BJ and Liz Kuula

MENTOR Washington

Microsoft

Parcion Private Wealth

Peter and Lis Saladino

Savers

City of Tacoma

Tacoma Public Schools

Trammell Crow Company

Welfund, Inc.

$10,000–$24,999

5th House Farms

Alaska National Insurance Company

Anonymous

ATS Automation, Inc.

Tim and Andrea Barber

Alexander and Barret Barnett

Rob Bennett and Jen Moses

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

Michelle Perronton and Micha Bongberg

Jeannine and Dino Christofilis

Andra Duys and CJ Hughes

evo

Noah and Shannon Fletcher

Griffiths Foundation

Haggen Foundation

Amy Harder

Brian and Michelle Hayden

Karr Tuttle Campbell

Mike and Debbie Koss

Gregory and Jane Leeds

Nathan & Kami Paine

Charles Maxfield Parrish & Gloria F Parrish Foundation

Paul G Allen Philanthropies

DONOR SUPPORT

Prologis

Puget Sound Energy

Dan Rosales

Rick and Peggy Rostan

Seattle Seahawks Charitable Foundation

Starbucks Coffee Corporation

Brian Thomas

Umpqua Bank

Wells Fargo Foundation

$5,000–$9,999

David and Laura Abbott

Ramin and Deb Achak

Raghav Anantharaju

Anonymous (2)

Schwab Charitable Fund

Greg Nakamoto and Lauri

Bortscheller Nakamoto

Broadridge Foundation

Thomas Brown and Janice Sears

Catherine and Roy Captain

Zhao and Qin Chen

Larry Cohen

Davis Property and Investment

Brandon and Andrea Deal

Deal Investments

Deloitte

Melvin Flowers and Michele Dotson

Will Fox

Cindy Freimuth

Ira and Courtney Gerlich

Pete Gossin

Brad Green

Katie Hayden

William Hodge

Jennifer Howard and Jospeh Probst

Maurice James

Kering

KPMG LLP

Andrew and Laura Livingston

Lockton Companies

Stephen and Megan McKay

Felipe and Maria Mendez

Bobby and Octavia Moore

MultiCare Health System

Lorenzo Pisani

Rosa and Wesley Prewitt

Rampion Books Inc

Stacey and Paul Ravetta

Jim and Michelle Routos

Seattle Boat Company

Seattle Seahawks

Sierra Construction Company, Inc

Adam Sohn

Ray Szylko and Michelle Burns

Target

Dan and Noriko Thygesen

T-Mobile

Wells Fargo-Tacoma

$2,500–$4,999

Ofori and Freda Agboka

Air Reps, LLC

Alaska Airlines

Cy and Morgan Aleman

Alston Construction

Anonymous (4)

Phoebe Ash

Anthony Bacon

Barghausen Consulting Engineers

Gavin Bartlett

Bishop Fleet Foundation

Eamon and Jennifer Brennan

Bridge Industrial

CBIZ Berntson Porter

Jarden Christen and Dawn Dempsey

Damon and Alpna Daniels

Lisa Danielson

Deacon Construction, LLC

Jennifer Durcan Andrews

Larry Estrada

First Industrial

Peter Fonfara and Margot Schuller

Google

GPMCH Foundation

Greentrike

Steve and Martha Grimmer

Peter Ha and Heidi Treider

Leonard Hofman

Christopher Jones and Jeanine Benham Jones

Kelly-Thomas, Inc.

Kirby Electric, Inc.

LBA Realty

Steve and Sabrina Lozano

Stephanie Lynd

Nordstrom

Catherine Mueller

Gwen and Kerry Nicholson

Trevor and Marci Nolan

Nordstrom

Pacific Outdoor Advertising

Poe Construction

Greg and Alison Richards

Amy Ritter

Cameron and Cynthia Rogers

Cynthia Rogers

Kanny and Cynthia Satar

Schnitzer Investment Corp.

Neil Shah

Alexsis Stephens

Stewart Title Guaranty Company

Randy and Margaret Talbot

Tarragon LLC

Universal Refridgeration

Reisha Vanterpool

Phil and Karen Wood

$1,000–$2,499

Brett and LiseMarie Abegglen

AHBL

Faria Alam

Karen and Wayne Anderson

Stephen Anderson

Anonymous (2)

Ascendent LLC

AssuredPartners MCM

Melissa and Kevin Bay

BCRA, Inc

BKM Management Company

Kyle Boast

Tami Boast

Panattoni Development Company Inc

Joan Burnstead

Campiche Andrews Horne Law

Group, PLLC

Maria and Patrick Carbullido

Patrick Carbullido

Ron and Louise Carter

Kevin and Kristen Conklin

Preeyel Dala and Dan Kaplan

Lisa Dawson

Richard Derham

Diana Dundore

Bart and Toni Eaton

Adam Edwards

Paul Elrif

F5, Inc

Debbie and Dan Finnegan

Ian and Gwen Flatt

Clay and Myckal Gilge

Chris Weinmann and Rachel Hagenson

Annette Hargett

Clinton and Donna Hoberecht

HomeStreet Bank

HomeStreet Bank-Tacoma

Hydrate Juice Bar

Jack and Jill of America, Inc.

Ajay and Ivana Jindal

DONOR SUPPORT

Jones Lang LaSalle - JLL

Carolina Joya

Danae Kaemingk

KeyBank

Scott Koppelman

Lee & Associates

Levi Strauss & Co.

Jesse Licht

Lars Liden and Jennifer Soderberg

Lauren Lozano Vogt and John Vogt

MassMutual NW

Marcus McElroy

Dan and Nancy McGinnis

Leah and Rich Medway

Mele Miller

Charlie Mills

Emily Moore

Danielle Murphy

Neil Walter Co LLC

Matt and Katherine Neilson

Mark Netherland

Corey and Margaret O’Brien

Margaret O’Brien

Pat and Margie Ogawa

Opendorse

Wendy and John Orlando

OSG Dozing, LLC

Panattoni Development Company Inc

Rick Parks

Blayne Plummer

Puget Sound Energy Foundation

Renaissance Charitable Foundation

Brian and Melissa Rice

Steve Rich

Mike Ritter

Erin Scannell

Adam Schaeffer

Robert Schmidt

Erik Sexton

Jared Shapiro

Vincent Smith

Sound Community Bank

Kelly Souza

Boeing Company

Starbucks Foundation

Daniel and Alexandra Swanson

TAPCO Credit Union

Voyager Capital

Melissa Waggener Zorkin

Tanner Wehrle

Wells Fargo

Joni Wickline

Aaron Wilson

$250–$999

Bereket Abraha

David Aggerholm and Gwen Lundberg

Peter and Betty Agnos

Charles Anderson

Andrea Anderson

Mike Anderson

Shelly Andrew Anonymous

Anonymous

Atlas Geosciences NW

James Babikian

Kacie Baldwin

Robyn Bell Bangerter

Bank of America

Erin Barber

Mark Barbieri

Andrew Bassetti

Claudia Bayer

Benevity Community Impact Fund

Kris Beason

Kim Bell

Sam Belliel

Yvette Benjamin

Sarah Bennett

Patty and Michael Benson

Victor Bishop

Jenifer and Chad Bitzer

Jen and Leif Blades

Elizabeth and Aaron Bly

Janice Bly

BNBuilders, Inc

Heather Boetto and Rachel Woods

Alan and Nancy Bohling

Chad Breeden

Bryan Brittain

Allison Brookman

Adam Brooks

Brown & Brown Insurance

Aaron Butcher

Tony and LaTasha Byers

David Carlisle

Kevin Carothers

John Cell

Catherine Chang

Miryam Chavarria and Tobias Lutterodt

Faye Chess

Chicago Title Insurance Company

Chubb

Coho Films

John and Mari Colbourne

Erin Colosimo

Jill Conner

Erika Currier

John Davis

Joe Davis

Shanice Dawson

Tom Day

Aaron Deer

Stephanie and Kevin Del Rosario

David Dichek

Kristen Dong and Milo Price

Derrick and Leona Dotson

Kelley Doyle

Monique and James DuBose

Cole Eckerman

Ehrlich Donnan Foundation

Patricia Espedal and John Sims

Joseph Evans

Tommy Fang and Kayla Klayben

Alan and Lisa Fisco

Dani Flanary

Shahar Flemmings

Jason and Liz Fonfara

Jason Fonfara

Matthew Frause

Pooja and Rahsaan Freeman

Fritz Friedhoff and Heidi Sachs

Ronald Friedman

Richard and Barrie Galanti

General Harvest Restaurants

Danielle Goodson

Theresa and Brad Goodwin

Kayla Grantham

Jennifer Haberman and Allan York

Amy Harder

Marcia Harding

Barbara Harold

Lynn Hashimoto

Camille and Justin Heinen

Heir Suites LLC

Laura Henderson

Sean and Greetchen Henderson

Rafael Hiciano Frias

Deb Horn

Matt and Sam Hrdlicka

Camille Hymes

Inspire Brands Foundation, Inc

Intel Corporation

Chris Jensen

Peter Johndrow

Simone and Harry Johnson

William Jones

Karen Jones Erik Rasmussen

Aaron and Hwa Kang Crosby

Andrea Kares and Chris Wright

KBC Advisors

DONOR SUPPORT

Marsh and Marcie Kellegrew

Sarah and Steve Kingma

Randy Klein

Beall Korry

S Reji Kumar and Barbara Nelson

Charles Kuon

Siddharth Lal

John Lang

Katelyn Lazarek

Emily Lazovik

Engel Lee

Deborah Lee-Ludwig

Liberty Mutual

Dawn Liburd

Erickson Lind

Michelle Marshall

Lorenzo Mata and Spencer Vancleeve

GS Matencio

Adam Matherly

Juli Matsumoto

Natalie Matthews

Nicole and Adam Matzinger

Mark Mauger

Caitlin McClain

Brendan McGree

Patrick McHugh

DONOR SUPPORT

Rhoda Evans

John Eversole

Expedia, Inc

Carter Ferratt

Kevin Fischer

Mary Fisher

Thomas Frederick

Ann Friedrichsen

Ethan Fryer-Ressmeyer

Jeremy Fudge

William Fuld

Chris Fusetti

GitHub

David Goldberg

John Goudge

Prema Govindarajulu

Benjamin Hagaman

Jeremy Hare

Marcia Harper

Kimberley Harvie

Loretta Heniff

Barbara Hilde

Michael Hiller

Hiller Zobel Trust

Angelic Hinton

Kenneth House

Teri Howe

Wanda Hunt and Richard Scarlett

Miriam Huntley

Danielle Huston

Jamie Huynh

Erik Hynes

Clay Johnson

Kari Johnston

Tara Jones

Karen Jost

Philip Kaestle

Balbir Kaur

Pat Kelly

Chris Kevil

Kevin King

Larry Knapp

Diana Knight

Kristin Knopf

Laura Knudsen

Hilly Kravitz

Trevor Larowe

Arthur Lee

Jen Leff

Stuart Levine

Patrick Lloid

Dylan Logan

Darron Long

Arnaldo Lorenzo

Anthony Lundberg

Madison Macphee

Christopher Malarkey

Sagar Mandal

Christopher Mann

Stephen Marcus

Timothy Mattson

Andrew Mauritzen

Conor and Dominique McDonald

Mark McKelvey

Josh McKone

MDC Promotions, LLC

Jerry Meenk

Megan Melloy

John Mensonides

Tony Metoyer

Patrick Miller

Susan Miyake-Terhune

Elham Mohammed

Kenneth Moninski

Catherine Morris

Debora Munguia

Robert Murphy

Matthew Murray

Mats Myrberg

Roy Nehoran

Michael Nesteroff

Janet Neumann and Ricardo Wenger

Roger Newton

Laurie Nichols and Robert Williams

Christine Nicholson

Rich Nolan

Charles Okada

Michael O’Sullivan

Robert Overton

Michael Park

Kara Pendery

Kevin Phillips

Pledgeling Foundation

Michele Plischke

Tara and Vivek Prakriya

John Quinn

Connor Raffety

Greg Rafuse

Roni Rajput

Nicholas Ratzke

Carmella and Stephen Renton

Hannah Ricker

Mark Roddy

Kim Rodgers

Jake Roselli

Robert Rosenstock

Erica Salinas

Brian Salva

Scott Samuels

Rich Sander

SAP

Amanda Searle

Jeffrey Sebak

Luke Severn

Brian Sherman

Kyle Siekawitch

Trina Singer

KP Singh

Brian Slettvet

Charles Smith

Lowell Smith

Lisa Smith

Sean Spencer

Vijaysundar Srirangam

Ben Starr

Mariah Stember

Willie Stewart

Michael Storck

Sean Sullivan

Heather Swann

Patrice Tabor

Nina Tang

The Miller Hull Partnership, LLP

Steve Tholl

Fred Thomas

Andrew Thornborough

Chris Trussel

Kasalautele Tupua Pierson

UnitedHealth Group

Dean Uttech

Elizabeth Utter

Tricia and Todd Vallie

Sean Vidal

Rischel Voigt

Aleina Wachtel

Cheri Webb

Adi and Anat Weshler

Dennis White

Wayne Williams

Robert Williams

Ron Wilson

Victoria and Lucille Wittren

Thomas Wong

Michael Woods

Nicholas Wright

Kashinath Yadalam

Scott Yasui

Judith Zeh

James Argento

DONOR SUPPORT

Dee Askew

AT&T Wireless

Karyn Bartlow

Mark Baughman

Paul and Sandra Bernardoni

Deborah Blomberg

George Blomberg

Michael Boroden

Michael Boyd

Cassandra Brown

Aaron Burkhart

Clarence Cage Sr

Chris Cain

Lisa Caldwell

Matthew Cammarano

Nino Chaboshvili

Joan and Chun Chen

Aubree Christensen

David Chuljian

Cole Clapshaw

Natalija Colic

Thomas Corey

Jill Craig

Rebecca Cummins

Arijit Das

Jugjait Dhoot

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