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GIRAFFE LAUGH
ANNUAL REPORT
Building Strong Futures
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 3 5
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A LETTER FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR A LETTER FROM OUR PRESIDENT OUR VISION AND MISSION COVID-19 AND GIRAFFE LAUGH ENSURING SCHOOL READINESS EMPOWERING FAMILIES
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BUILDING STRONG FUTURES
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GIRAFFE LAUGH Preschool IN GARDEN CITY
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2020 FINANCIALS, GRANTS, & FOUNDATIONS COMMUNITY AND CORPORATE SPONSORS & BIG DREAMS SOCIETY MEMBERS
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Investors in futures
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IN MEMORY
A letter from lori As I reflect on the past year and the original 20/20 vision we had for a year that started with so much hope, I am grateful for the resiliency I saw in so many, especially our educators and families.
re-sil-ience / re’zilyens / noun 1) The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness. 2) The ability of a substance or object to spring back into shape; elasticity.
As frontline workers, our teachers stepped up and embraced their commitment to children and families while running the risk of compromising their own health and that of their own families. I won’t say it’s been easy for any of our boots-on-the-ground educators and directors. It has, in fact, been very hard. Some of them have experienced racism and uncertainty that we aren’t able to shield them from, which adds to an already overburdened psyche. Some of them experienced illness themselves or have a loved one who fell ill. They all have taken every measure possible to make their environment as safe as possible for the children they nurture and teach each day. Teachers have put children first this past year. Children who now wear masks if they are three or older. Some children are young enough to have never seen their teacher’s full face. Children are not able to mimic a smile or the spoken word, yet they are still thriving and being comforted, nurtured, and educated by people who smile with their eyes, their voices, and their hugs.
Our families have all dealt with a 10-week closure, job losses, the loss of loved one’s and their own bouts with the coronavirus. They’ve been juggling children at home on laptops for virtual learning. They’ve had to figure out how to balance all that they once took for granted, a stable, always open (no shortened hours) fully staffed center. They no longer come inside the building to see their children’s learning environment or talk with their teacher, which means they have to build trust in different ways. They don’t have the support of each other with normal activities that bring families together, and some have lost their jobs completely while some use the food pantry daily. The emotional toll on families has been immense, which means it’s also taken a toll on the children. All of the adults whom they treasure are struggling; and while they can’t articulate that concern, they feel it in their very bones. They know things aren’t “normal”; and while we all work to make it more normal, it simply isn’t…yet.
children are still thriving and being comforted, nurtured, and educated by people who smile with their eyes and their voices and their hugs.
Teachers are special people regardless of a pandemic, but ours have been incredible. They’ve shown strength and courage while facing a plethora of challenges, though a few were crushed under the pressure and have since left the field. They’ve shown elasticity and the ability to spring back while facing daily challenges that most of us didn’t have to face. They recovered and are still recovering from a year that we are all happy to see behind us. Teachers aren’t the only ones that have had to adapt to difficulties in their lives.
2020’s peril will hopefully turn into 2021’s promise; and I’m honored to be doing this work with so many tough, elastic, resilient individuals who make a difference in the lives of young children. It’s been hard, but I’m so proud of the teachers, our families, our Board, and our supporters who stepped up in a year of challenges. Thank you for being a part of uplifting us in 2020 and part of the promise of 2021. With love,
Lori Fascilla
A letter from the president As I reflect back on 2020, there are many ways to describe the year. 2020 meant many things to most of us, and I prefer to recap the experience as a preschooler might reflect on their day in the classroom, focusing on what we learned and what was good.
All of us were faced with uncertainty when our world was struck with the pandemic, and with that uncertainty came quite a bit of fear. Overnight our lives were upended and challenged – we took cover in our homes with our families and moved through our days very differently than before. We bonded with each other and learned new skills, bought and borrowed books and puzzles, and navigated the new waters of remote learning, constantly wondering if we were doing it right. We learned that it was ok for life to slow down, and we reflected on our priorities. With a hit to the economy, many Idahoans lost their jobs and were suddenly thrown into a world of struggle – how to feed our families, how we would work without childcare, when we would get to return to work so we could pay our bills. Nationwide, women stepped down from their careers and back into the role of childcare provider, and overnight most everyone learned the importance of the delicate and challenging art of quality childhood education. We learned that most of us are not educators and now hold our teachers in an even higher place in our hearts! Giraffe Laugh also grappled with the new way of life and learned how to continue to serve our families with the continued
support and dedication of our friends and donors. Our community stepped up in a huge way to ensure our families had what they needed during this time, and we thank those who continued to support our efforts to build strong families. Our teachers and staff provided unique learning opportunities and ways to stay engaged and connected even during the short time period we had to close the centers. They provided meals for those who needed it, and orchestrated access to our food pantries. With an increase in families experiencing hunger during the pandemic, and the services and support that Giraffe Laugh provides, it was critical to remain a solid resource in the community. When we reopened our centers, our teachers and staff consistently ensured a safe environment for learning and ensuring school readiness. Our teachers were recognized as essential workers more than ever before – and childcare as an essential service – and while not saving lives on the front line, they were growing minds and building strong futures. I dedicate this letter to our teachers and staff, who have redefined what it means to be resilient. Without you, this year would have looked much different for many, and for that, I thank you.
"Our community stepped up in a huge way to ensure our families had what they needed during this time, and we thank those that continued to support our efforts to build strong families."
With love,
Jennfer Erickson
OUR MISSION
Board Members:
We are a local nonprofit that provides early care and education to young children by ensuring
school readiness, empowering families, and building strong futures.
OUR VISION Every child in the Treasure Valley has access to quality early care
and education, and all parents are
supported through the early years of parenthood regardless of age or income. We know by ensuring children are ready for kindergarten and by empowering families, we are
building strong futures every day.
Emily Solly
President
Jennifer Erickson
Past President
Alisa Bondurant
Vice President
Cassie Runyan
Treasurer
Sara Harvey
Secretary
Brady Moore Dorothy Hardee Mike Sharp Bre Brush Amanda Mills Vanessa Lewis Leslie Yoest Retired
Julie Waters Retired
Covid-19 and Giraffe Laugh\ In any moment of decision, the best thing you can do is the right thing, the worst thing you can do is nothing. - Theodore Roosevelt
Covid-19 and Giraffe Laugh: The Response Drive-Through Graduation Although COVID-19 shut down and cancelled events throughout 2020, we still found a wonderful way to celebrate our preschool graduates. Teachers, staff, and Giraffe Laugh friends and families lined the streets of our Giraffe Laugh 2 location while parents and preschool graduates drove by in decked-out cars and bikes.
Grab-and-Go Meal Program Knowing that schools and centers were closed, we understood how important meals were to children. We partnered with Nutrition Works to provide Grab-and-Go Meals to area children. Twice weekly our staff prepared, assembled, and distributed bags with two breakfast and two lunch options to last each child a couple of days.
Virtual Learning Begins When Idaho’s stay-at-home order caused our centers to close their doors, our teachers stepped up and created fun and exciting Zoom classes and get-togethers for their little learners. Some of our teachers held Facebook Live events for students as young as 2 years old while others did weekly preschool and school-age lessons via Zoom.
Futures Begin Here Drive-In Event
Although we could not host our typical Futures Begin Here Luncheon this year, we creatively found ways to ensure we could raise funds for scholarships in a way that was fun, safe, and COVID friendly. In September, Giraffe Laugh friends and families gathered in their vehicles at the Terrace Drive-In in Caldwell for a night filled with popcorn, good company, and great memories.
Giraffe Laugh Preschool in Garden City In the midst of an unprecidented pandemic, Giraffe Laugh partnered with the Idaho AEYC to bring preschool to Garden City children. You can learn more about this program by visiting pages 11 - 12.
LITTLE SHOES BIG DREAMS TOURS Due to the pandemic, we were not able to continue holding our Little Shoes Big Dream Tours in person. This meant we were not able to continue sharing our mission. We decided that one way to continue to make it safe and accessible to all was to move our tours to a virtual format. We now host our Little Shoes Big Dreams Tours twice a month via Zoom and have been able to reach an even bigger audience. We look forward to the day we will be able to continue our in-person tours but are excited to have more accessible ways to share our mission with anyone who wishes to learn more about our important work.
Ensuring School Readiness
lastin the nation for early childhood education, and only half of all children are prepared for kindergarten when they enter.
Idaho ranks
Quiz:
A.) 50% B.) 90% Quiz: When a child is born, their brain is 25% developed. How much has their brain developed C.) 70 % by age 5?
50% 99%
Percent of children who are not prepared for kindergarten in Idaho
Children who leave Giraffe Laugh prepared for Kindergarten
Empowering Families
32,157
MEALS SERVED IN 2020 Giraffe Laugh served 32,157 meals to children attending our care along wth Grab-and-Go meals to children 0-18 for the 10 weeks we were closed during the pandemic. These meals went to both Giraffe Laugh families and surrounding community children.
Our partnership with The Idaho Food Bank means that each of our childcare centers has a food pantry containing nonperishable food items, fresh meat, dairy, produce, and frozen foods.
160 50 50%% CHILDREN SERVED IN 2020
LOW TO MODERATE INCOME
The Giraffe Laugh Families:
8% 4%
Asian
Black/African American
77%% 77
Caucasian
2%
16%% 16
Indigenous Latino/Hispanic American
9% 28 28%%
Other Female Heads-ofHouseholds
“Children must be taught how to think, not what to think. - Margaret Mead
Building Strong Futures Holiday Food Baskets:
32 30 ADOPT-A-FAMILY: 29 71 100+ Thanksgiving Baskets
Participating Families
Holiday Baskets
Participating Children
Participating Donors
Extracurricular Activities Extracurricular activites looked a little different this year due to COVID-19. Many of our typical outings were canceleld or changed drastically due to the protocols of Giraffe Laugh or those we partner with. Our center directors and teachers discovered ways to rework opportunities for their students, most of which could be done safely outdoors.
Special Thank You to: • Idaho Reptile Zoo • Reuseum • Taylor’d Hoops • Citizen Scientific Workshop
Little Shoes Big Dreams Tour If you would like to learn more about our mission, please join us for a Little Shoes Big Dreams Tour by contacting Cassandra Wagner. cassandra@giraffelaugh.org or 208.954.5456
Giraffe Laugh Preschool in Garden City PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS PRESCHOOL THE IDAHO WAY
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40% OF CHILDREN ARE ENGLISH LANGUAGES SPOKEN LANGUAGE LEARNERS IN OUR CLASSROOM
CHILDREN ENROLLED TO DATE
In August, upon enrollment, only 10% of children could recognize their name in print, spell their name, count to 10, and identify basic shapes. 0% could read.
As of December 2020: 100%
60%
90%
90%
40%
Can recognize Can spell and Can count to 10 Can identify basic Have read at least 3 their name in print write their name (60% can count to 30) shapes words for the first time
100%
of our students were provided scholarships in 2020.
Student Testimony I am glad to have had the opportunity to be part of this class and I’m so grateful because the Giraffe Laugh family really makes you feel like a part of the family. The teachers are so kind and awesome! I am sad that I will not be able to return next school year since I will be starting kindergarten but I know thanks to Ms. Annie and Ms. Anita I will be starting strong. - Ximena, Age 4
Parent Testimony The attention to child and teacher safety, individualized care, as well as the low teacher-child ratios allowed us to shed all of our fears. Since joining Giraffe Laugh’s Preschool Program, our son has not only grown socially and intellectually, but has also gained strides in confidence, emotional stability, and overall happiness.
EDUCATOR TESTIMONY Our team at Future Public School is proud to partner with Giraffe Laugh and other Garden City organizations to provide more 4-year-olds with access to early childhood education (ECE) learning opportunities. We see the immediate impact of the access as students enter our kindergarten classes and show readiness academically, behaviorally, emotionally, and socially. This readiness positively impacts our students as they work toward reading and writing proficiently by the end of 3rd grade, a particularly important benchmark in elementary school. - Heather Efaw, M. Ed., Director of Teaching and Learning
POLICY MAKER TESTIMONY I’m thrilled with this effort of the Garden City Collaborative. Adding preschool spaces helps fill a gap that will literally change the lives of children. Thank you for strengthening families in Garden City! - Mayor John Evans, Garden City
2020 Financials Program Fundraising 44% Tuition 43% Scholarship Fundraising 6% idaho Childcare Program 5% Child Nutrition Program 2%
EXPENSES 2020
Revenue 2020 Program Expenses 79% Scholarship Expenses 8% Administrative Expenses 8% Food Expenses 4% *These numbers are unaudited
Grants & Foundations Archie B. Teater Fund for Children with Disabilities and the Statewide Education Philanthropic Gift Fund in the Idaho Community Foundation • Albertsons Companies Foundation • Boise Regional Realtors Foundation • Dix Brown Memorial Fund in Vanguard Charitable • Gladys E. Langroise Advised Fund in Idaho Community Foundation • Home Partnership Foundation, Inc. • Idaho Association for the Education of Young Children • Idaho Future Fund in the Idaho Community Foundation • Idaho STEM Action Center Foundation • James David Carpenter Memorial Fund in the Idaho Community Foundation • Kissler Family Foundation • Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, Inc • MDRT Foundation • MGI Foundation • MICRON COVID Relief Fund in the Idaho Community Foundation • Movement Foundation • Northwestern Mutual Foundation • Rachel Meyer Memorial Fund in the Idaho Community Foundation • Scripps Howard Foundation • The Fund For Joe’s Kids in the Idaho Community Foundation • The Julius C. Jeker Foundation Inc • The Stafford Memorial Fund in the Idaho Community Foundation • Thomas and Mildred Allen Fund in the Idaho Community Foundation • Tinstman Family Fund in the Idaho Community Foundation • United Way of Treasure Valley • Whittenberger Foundation • William and Joan Feldman Family Foundation, Inc • Winco Foods Foundation Inc.
Community partners Agri Beef AmazonSmile Foundation Boise Unitarian Universalist Fellowship CenturyLink Employee Giving Drake Cooper Eagle Life Magazine Eide Bailly LLP Full Tilt Studio Happy Family Brands Highlands Elementary School Hillview United Methodist Women HP, Inc. IDACORP Employee Fund Idaho District 15 Idaho Retired Educators Association (REA) Intuit Kroger Kvell Fitness and Nutrition Lovevery Micron Technology Inc Microsoft Idaho Nonprofit Center Rotary Club of Boise Sunrise Telaya LLC TrueB2B US Bank Race to Robie Creek - Rocky Canyon Sail Toads
&
Corporate Sponsors
Amber R. Myrick, P.A. Boise Cascade Company Deloitte Empire Title & Escrow ESI Cares Inc. Fairway Independent Mortgage First Interstate Bank Happy Family Brands Hawley Troxell Idaho Association for the Education of Young Children (IdahoAEYC) Idaho Central Credit Union Mountain West Bank PacificSource Health Plans Payne West Safer Money Specialist Scentsy, Inc St. Luke’s Community Health Improvement (CHIF) The Albertsons Companies Foundation - Nourishing Neighbors Fund U See Investments Veritas Business Solutions
Dream Big Society Members Amber & Scott Alexander • Leslie Yoest & Matt Alsager • Brian & Jennifer Aragon • Megan & Michael Bjerke • Alisa Bondurant • Laura & Aaron Brown • Mary Chivers Adcox • Bruce & Heather Copner • Shannon & Don Drum • Alex Fascilla • Emily Fascilla • Joe & Lori Fascilla • Stacy Ware & Renae Goodwin-Ware • Dorothy Hardee • Howard & Antonia Hedrick • Kailey Holt • Richard Johnson • Jane & John Kuechle • Neile & Gary Kyle • Thomas & Tara Lloyd • Donna Dempster-McClain & John McClain • Kristin McGee • Brandon Morgan • Teri & Richard Murrison • Dr. Alejandro & Lauren Necochea • Dr. George & Judy Nicola • Asa & Chris Nims • Theresa O'Connor • Jeff & Jennifer Reynolds • Andrea Roope • Cassie Runyan • Pamela Rybus • Ronda Simmons • Emily & Kurt Solly • Jim & Patti Stevenson • Maria & Steve Suarez • Randy Smith & Traci TrefallerSmith • Patricia Truman • Brandi & David Van Etten • Cassandra Wagner • Julie & JT Waters • Jonna & Reed Weber • Chuck & Stefani Westerberg • Dr. Dean & Julie Younce • Christopher Zahn
Investors in futures Amber & Scott Alexander Ciara Allen Leslie Yoest & Matt Alsager Deena Anderson Clayton & Sandy Anderson Erin Anderson Piper Andrisek Lindsey Antram Marolynn Antram Brian & Jennifer Aragon Celeste Arnold Aaron Azzarito Renee & Ryan Bade Jami R. Bahadar Amy Bailey Scott Baird Marshall & Kathy Baker Evin Bask Darcy & Mark Beattie Janet Beauchamp Charlotte Bell Shelley Bennett Heather Benson Mark & Diane Berria Lori Bishop Megan and Michael Bjerke Alisa Bondurant LeAnn Boobar George Booth Katie Bosch-Wilson Jane Brewer Tara Britson Dan Brock Laura & Aaron Brown Teresa Browning Nicole Browning Kyle & Bre Brush Cheryl Brush Melissa Pichardo & Dustin Bryant Jessica & Tyler Budzianowski Amy Byrd Jeff & Cindy Cannedy Jill Carissimi Brian Carlisle David Chase & Sarah Kelly Chase Kat Chess Mary Chivers-Adcox Dorothy Chong Kean-san & Tricia Beveridge Choo Andrew & Elvie Chorlton Annette Christensen Adam & Courtney Christenson Christopher Christofi David Ciuba Emma Clement Tina Coffey David Cook & Neva Geisler Cook Anita Cook Mark & Beth Coonts
Bruce & Heather Copner Vicky Croissant Tracey Jones Crow Shawn Cutting Trina Dykas-Dallman & Bryce Dallman Rick DAmbrosio Amanda & Zach Daniels Melissa Delgadillo Lilli Delyea Karen Dennis Paul Desaulniers Jake & Liesle Doggett Moya & Clint Dolsby Jennifer Donchak Christine & Bill Donnell Charlene & Steve Dougherty Katie Drum Kristi Drum Shannon & Don Drum Allison Duman Lisa Duncan Mark & Tina Durell Irma Echeverria Dwight Edwards Ashly Eickmeier Wyatt Elkin Jennifer & Ross Erickson Elizabeth & Mat Erpelding Andy & Stephanie Falk Kelly & Brooks Farris Alex Fascilla Annie Fascilla Emily Fascilla Gina Fascilla Joe & Lori Fascilla Anita Faull Elizabeth Felton Shari & Dave Fernandez Julia Fletcher Andrew Hedrick & Rialin Flores Randy & Megan Ford Mike Freeman Kristine & Jason Friday Nanci & Carter Fritschle Patrick Fuller Rachael Fullinwider Pete Funk Teresa Funke Lynne Funke Alexandra Gamangasso Shianne & Mitch Gammon Terri Garabedian Marcia Gnehm Hana Goodrich Richard Goodson Stacy Ware & Renae Goodwin-Ware Kathleen Miller Green Jalene Greer
June Gregg Debbie & Mike Griffith Rebekah Grindstaff Molly and Stu Guenther Todd Hager & Ellen Tillotson Hager Willow Hahn Ben & Joey Hale Amos Haley Carrie S. Hall John Hall Russ Halsey John & Loraine Hand Ashlee Hanover Mandy & Jason Hansen Linda & James Hardee Dorothy Hardee Sara & Matt Harvey Cary Hattabaugh Beverly Haugen Priscilla Hawkins Mary Hayes Howard and Antonia Hedrick Susan Heffner Jennifer Henderson Wendy Carver-Herbert & Dale Herbert Laura Hernandez Ardis Hewitt Natalie Hickman Tracy Hitchcock Isabela Hockett Jack & Pat Hoffman Rhonda Holder Shiloh & Eric Shaver Holmes Kailey Holt Howard Hooper Sally Hurtuk Lauren Jacobs Brian & Kathe Jaramillo Alissa Javaux Scott Jeide Peter & Melissa Johnson Richard Johnson Jenifer Johnson Jason and Kristen Jones Sada Kaitanjian Michael Lavey & Carolyn Keeler Christine Keller Shelby Kerns John Kilgo Laura King Ashley & Brian Knight Kris & Allyson Komori Nicholas Kreiter Matt Krucker Jane & John Kuechle Breanne Kunz Neile & Gary Kyle Eva Lacivita
Brandi Wolf and Matt Lambert Marie-Anne Langlet Janet & Dave Larsen Sherri Lebow Kari Lindemood Jane Pavek-Link & Rob Link Thomas & Tara Lloyd Thomas & Norma Lloyd Sr. Larry Locuson Anne Lorenz Janet Lothspeich McKinsey Lyon Jennifer Macare Margaret & Ronald MacCulloch Mary Maloney Allison Maroun Mary Martinez Sheila Matteson Cheryl Mazzier Donna Dempster-McClain & John McClain Mary McGee Kristin McGee Jo & Steve McIntyre Kally McIntyre Briana McLaughlin Theresa and Mike McLeod Kelly & Mike McLeod Robert & Melodie McQuade Kristen Kyle-McQuesten & Dan McQuesten Richard Mendonsa Debbie & Steve Miller Paula & Monte Miller Helene Minor Courtney Mitchell Carol Mitchell Kristy & Nick Mitchell Zach Mitchell Sue & Steve Moore Brady & Cassie Moore Matthew Moore Christina Morgan Brandon Morgan Jeremy Mullin Kristi MunLeeuw Daniel Murphy Susan Murray Teri & Richard Murrison Richard & Marlene Mussler-Wright Nissa & Bob Nagel Manuj & Alejandra Nahar Lori Nebeker Dr. Alejandro & Lauren Necochea Jeff & Mary Neumeyer Daryl New Melissa Nickell Hilleri Nicley Lauren Nicola Dr. George & Judy Nicola Asa & Chris Nims Jan Nissl Joshua & Courtney Noel Mike and Vicki Noel Rourke and Sayoko O’Brien
Theresa O’Connor Ayao Oda Laurel York Odell & Kelly Odell Angela O’Hara Kathleen O’Neill Sande Scott Osborne Mark & KaLoni Palmer Michael Papac Rachel Parke Abbie Parker Charles Parker Kathi Pearce Lindsey Pettyjohn Chris & Ashlie Petz Nicole Pichardo Addison Pierce Carla & Matt Pillott Anne Kunkel and Jason Pintler Sarah Plate Howe Sarah & Nick Porter Anjalika Pupko Christine Putz Susan Quint Ali Rabe Emma Records Jake & Morgan Reines Jeff & Jennifer Reynolds Laurie Reynoldson Steve & Monica Rhodes Tara Richardson Regina & Jimmy Ridgway Fleurette Rita Tim Roby Dora Rodriguez Maria Trebby & George Rogers Julie Rooney Andrea Roope Tyler Rounds Cassie Runyan Tanya Russell Pamela Rybus Naomi Savin Kimberly Scheffer Jennifer Schindele Bonnie Schlegel Delance Schmidt Diane & Jonathan Schwarz Catherine Scott Thomas & Karen Sellin Mike & Hannah Sharp Carson Shaw Roger & Cathy Sherman Mindi & Rick Shodeen Denise Shumway Kiala Siman Megan Simenc Ronda Simmons Elizabeth Sims Megan & Todd Smith Deanna Smith Monique & Mark Smith Brenda Smith Kristin Snopkowski Emily & Kurt Solly Cynthia Stack
Lisa Steele Jim & Patti Stevenson Carol Stirling Troy Stone Shauna Stonehocker Joeli Streeter Jeremy Strouhal Maria & Steve Suarez Scott Summerlin Sandra Swartz Ashley Taylor Mary Lou Taylor Kelsey Taylor Angela M. Thomas Robert & Diane Thompson Frances Nagashima & Erik Thomson Tayler Tibbitts Maria Tindall Mary Tipps Randy Smith & Traci Trefaller-Smith Patricia Truman Dennis Trumble Laura & David Ultis Santhosh Vannela Sandy Vo Cassandra Wagner Josef & Kristy Wagner Darcy Wahl Larisa Wallace Destinie Wallis Jenna Warren Kelsey Wartman Adria & Joe Waters Julie & JT Waters Jonna & Reed Weber Kathleen Wegley Lupita & David Werner Chuck & Stefani Westerberg Erika Smith Weyand Shanna Wheeler Tricia Whipps Sara & Eric White Jeret Whitescarver Katherine Wickam Laura Williams Kevin & Michele Wilson Stacy Wittekind Gina Wolverton Lisa Woods Kailey Bunch-Woodson & Jeremy Woodson Micah Wright Katherine Wright Meredith Wright Melinda Wudarcki Sreekanth Yalamanchili Dr. Dean and Julie Younce Barbara Youngk Patti Odlum and Don Yovanovich Christopher Zahn Jacqueline Zuniga
Memorial Funds were set up in the names of the following special people to ensure strong futures for children in our community: Rachel Meyer Memorial Fund in the Idaho Community Foundation Changing lives, impacting children, and ensuring school readiness Dix Brown
Building strong foundations and futures for moms and their babies
Owen Thomas Erpelding Memorial Fund Providing access for families in need
Joseph Benjamin Fascilla Memorial Fund Building strong futures for those in need
James Thomson Nagashima Memorial Fund In loving memory
, s g n i h t t a e r g h s i l p m o c c a o T ut b , t c a y l n o we must not an, l p y l n o t o n also dream, . e v e i l e b o s l but a ce n a r F e l o t a n -A