The Scoop Fall 2023 Edition

Scoop Hamlin Robinson School

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All-Star Enrichment at HRS

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FALL 2023

A publication for families and friends of Hamlin Robinson School

The Makerspace Transforms Learning

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Report to Donors

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Celebr8 Neighborhood Updates

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All-Star Enrichment at HRS

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Makerspace

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Report to Donors MISSION To ignite the academic and creative potential of students with dyslexia and other languagebased learning differences.

VISION The world class educational program at HRS is a catalyst for students to discover the joy of learning within a rich, comprehensive school experience.

CORE VALUES Respect, Responsibility, Purpose, Perseverance EQUITY STATEMENT The Hamlin Robinson School community strives to ensure each student and their family has access to the supports they need within an inclusive environment that recognizes and honors all aspects of identity. We aspire to create an equitable environment for each student, family, faculty and staff, and all members within our community where everyone thrives and knows they belong. We are committed to this journey which requires continual self-reflection, vulnerability, intentionality, and accountability from each of us.

The Scoop is a publication of the HRS Advancement Office and is mailed quarterly.

In the two decades that I’ve been a part of Hamlin Robinson School, I’ve had numerous opportunities to witness the strength of our community.

One of those times came when, after only three years in our then-brandnew school (now the Lower School), we decided to purchase adjacent property and build a Middle School.

After a successful capital campaign and front-row seats to construction, we moved into the new HRS Middle School one year ago during an extended Thanksgiving break. That is strength!

As a community, we’ve also weathered the Covid storm and its lingering effects. It has been satisfying to witness the evolution back to inperson meetings and events. Initial and tentative forays back into groups and crowds have given way to standard community gatherings again. What a welcome relief!

better when we can be together. A common theme that I’ve heard from multiple parents is that “we want more opportunities to gather, more connections with each other.”

I am grateful that you, as a community, want to grow stronger. We have a volunteer Family Association that facilitates ways to connect. We have alumni students who gather together each year to catch up on each other’s lives. We have alumni parents who continue to support Hamlin Robinson School through service on panels, attending the auction, and supporting us financially long past their days at the school.

Hamlin Robinson School is missiondriven to maximize its effect in serving our internal and external community.

We are also community-driven to provide opportunities for you to build connections with our school and with each other. We are still exploring all the ways to fully utilize our vibrant and beautiful campus. I look forward to working with each of you to create an ever-stronger community.

The common purpose of the HRS community unites us. We want the best for our children, our students. We want to ignite their academic and creative potential. Families want to connect with others who share similar, though unique, journeys.

Sincerely,

It seems that what many of us learned from social distancing is that we do

Head of School

Stacy Turner

Neighborhood Updates Hamlin Robinson School is proud to be located in a vibrant and caring neighborhood. Together, we look out for each other and foster a safe and welcoming community.

To strengthen these ties, HRS has created a tradition of sending quarterly communications to our neighbors so that they know our school’s mission and also alerting them to scheduled school events.

This outreach is essential in maintaining positive relationships and highlighting the partnerships we strive to build.

HRS also delivers a Neighborhood Appreciation gift each year to those neighbors closest to us. Most recently, and in collaboration with our annual fund theme Share the Story, neighbors received a bookmark on their doorsteps, along with a note inviting them to stay connected with us. We look forward to another great year in our neighborhood!

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All-Star Enrichment

At HRS

Smiling and watching a chorus of HRS students give her the ASL sign for “me too,” all-star Seattle Storm Guard, Jewell Loyd, told students about her own experience with dyslexia and ADHD – having been formally diagnosed in 8th grade.

Her visit to Hamlin Robinson School was made possible by the Joan Beauregard Endowment for Discovery and Enrichment, which provides opportunities to supplement classes at Hamlin Robinson School with special guests, speakers, and performances.

This year, students have already learned from enrichment opportunities featuring author Polly Holyoke, retired King County Superior Court Judge Michael Fox, and most recently, Jewell Loyd.

As a young student, Jewell often found herself frustrated, struggling to understand why she had trouble with reading and writing assignments.

The material wasn’t the problem; she could easily comprehend what she was learning. But the pressure to complete assignments weighed her down, leaving her feeling like teachers thought she

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was just a stereotypical athlete, with no drive for schoolwork. The truth was, she had dyslexia and hadn’t yet learned how to work with it. Thankfully, Loyd’s mom was a dedicated, observant teacher herself, which equipped her to find and support her daughter’s learning differences. The diagnosis not only gave Jewell the confidence to understand she can be successful with the right tools, but it also empowered her to advocate for herself. To help her study, she often played music while she

worked, which helped her remember the content.

On the basketball court, Loyd views her dyslexia as an asset. It has taught her to use her mind in a different way than others, looking for unconventional solutions. She credits her own unique style in basketball to this approach – giving her an edge and allowing her to be the standout player she is.

HRS students had the chance to see

Loyd’s skills in person as she led a game of Knockout with 15 students each from the lower school and the middle school. Basketballs soared through the air, with HRS students making basket after basket to the cheers of their peers in a true show of sportsmanship. As the game raced on, Level 8 student Davin C. kept Loyd running as he made shot after shot.

True to form, the winning series of shots from Loyd started with a trick shot from behind the backboard that easily swooshed into the net.

Once the cheers abated, Loyd answered dozens of questions from HRS students, including many about her learning differences, when she started to play basketball (as early as she can remember), what other sport she might have chosen (tennis), what she’d be doing if she wasn’t visiting HRS (walking her mini-goldendoodles), what she eats after a game (pasta), and who her favorite basketball player is (Kobe Bryant). While there were many questions about achievements, Loyd also shared her perspective on the games that didn’t go her way. While she notes that she has probably won

more games than she has lost, she has “learned more from the losses. I’ve learned how to be a better teammate, a better listener, and to have more confidence in myself.”

Jewell Loyd’s visit was filled with fun and a sense of how genuine and humble she is – truly interested in connecting with students on a personal level. As someone who knows what it’s like to have a learning difference, Loyd spoke directly to HRS students about their worth. Sharing words her mother once told her, that “this is a part of you, but it doesn’t mean it’ll hold you back,” Loyd encouraged students to find their own strengths. With both lower school students and middle school students, she emphasized their value: “Each and every one of you, there’s only one of you. Understand that, own that, love that.”

The Lower School Commons wall has long featured Jewell Loyd as part of a display of prominent figures with dyslexia. Now, when students see it, they’ll have a personal story and experience to connect with it – one they are sure to remember for years to come.

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The Makerspace Transforms Learning Have you ever wondered what sparks the joy of creation and exploration for HRS Middle School students? Look no further than our very own Makerspace, where the art of making, learning, and sharing comes to life.

The inaugural Makerspace classes began this fall trimester, with students turning everyday challenges into exciting solutions. They kicked off the term by crafting innovative garbage and recycling bins for the space. One of the class highlights was a 3D marble run challenge – where teams were tasked with creating a free-standing, meter-high structure that allowed a marble to descend for a minimum of 10 seconds. The challenge wasn’t just about reaching the finish line; it was about planning, trial and error, and understanding the nuances and effects of different materials.

The HRS Makerspace isn’t just a room with tools and supplies; it’s a dynamic environment where the maker mindset thrives, and ideas become reality.

Later in the term, an “Open Workshop” allowed students to choose independent projects. Basic woodworking tools like coping saws, rasps, and drills were introduced, leading to an array of creative projects. From scooters and badminton sets to basketball hoops and tabletop games, HRS students transformed their ideas into tangible products.

Mr. Kuh assisting students as they create independent projects.

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Specialized tools, along with materials as simple as cardboard, Legos, and basic art supplies, allow for the continuous acquisition of innovative skills. Whether they are solving real-life problems or freely exploring personal projects, students are at the heart of this creative class process.

The Makerspace journey has only begun. A recent grant will provide even more tools, kits, and supplies as classes take shape. The support of our community allowed us to envision and build this space. We can truly say that our students are being equipped to learn without limits!

What Students say

We have a lot of freedom.

We get to build all kinds of things. I made a skateboard.

We do a lot of fun projects!

We did a marble maze and I got to make my own drum set.

I’ve learned woodworking skills and how to plan out my projects.

To support the transformational work at our school, please join us for this year's Auction!

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2022-2023

Annual Report to Donors

2023-2024 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

A Note from the President of the Board, Christina Brinker

Christina Brinker Board President Alice Ikeda Board Vice President Crystal Lockwood Board Treasurer Barbara Barrilleaux Board Secretary Stacy Turner Head of School Winston Addis Massimo Backus Shad Bris David Brannon-Cirone Asha Dean Susan Griesse Sarah Pan Luckisha Phillips Alan Robinson Russell Smith Katherine Sullivan Asa Tate Mia Wise Ozy Zebaradi

Dear Friends, I have the joy and privilege of saying “thank you” for your generous and vital support of Hamlin Robinson School. Our community of supporters truly are united by a passion for this extraordinary school.

When speaking with families about HRS, words such as transformative, lifesaving, and game-changing are frequently used to describe student experiences. The stories we hear as a Board consistently reaffirm our dedication to ensuring that Hamlin Robinson School’s future continues to shine brightly. We are excited to partner with you in pursuit of our mission and vision, and a shared growth mindset allows us to confidently plan for the future.

This past year, faculty, staff, parents, grandparents, trustees, alumni, and friends made gifts to Hamlin Robinson School through monetary support,

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in-kind contributions, and volunteer hours. The 2022-23 Annual Report includes financial contributions made to the school for our fiscal year from July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2023.

Through these gifts, our school can increase the number of students and families who benefit from our lifechanging educational program.

The impact is evident through the growth of Hamlin Robinson School and the successes of our students. Thank you for making this possible.

With gratitude,

Christina Brinker

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D ON ORS

R E VENUE + EX PENSES

2022-2 02 3 O P E R AT I N G R E V E N U E S

2022-2023 O P E R AT I N G E X P E N S E S

This Report to Donors includes gifts made from July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN Anonymous (2) Aaron Abrams and Gilia Angell Philip and Jessica Andrews

REVENUE $12,959,136

EXPENSES $12,371,047

Rebecca Andrews and Scott Olmsted Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Christina Brinker Tim and Joleen Burgess John Cirone and David Brannon-Cirone Deanna and Doug Fuehne

78.19% Tuition

67.38% Salaries, Taxes, Benefits

7.8% Fundraising

9.5% Tuition Assistance

4.9% Capital Campaign

8.92% Educational Programs

Glaser Foundation

4.1% Auxiliary Programs

7.7% Interest on Loan

Green Diamond Resource Co.

3.44% Learning Center

3.53% Facilities/Maintenance

Grousemont Foundation

2.64% Reinvested Endowmnet Earnings

1.52% Advancement/Admissions/Marketing

Philip Guess and Alice Ikeda

1.37% Summer Program

.5% Summer Program/Learning Center

Amy and Geir Hansen

Jen and Rich Fukutaki Getty Images

Greg and Jennifer Headrick Wil and Aimee Johnson Rachel Keen Mary and Peter Kerr Jeff and Karina Kunins L.T. Murray Family Foundation Bill and Jill Leedom Tom and Carolyn Leigh Jeremy Lott Fall 2023 | 9

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Sarà Manetti and Jed Gorden

Elizabeth A. Lynn Foundation

Microsoft Corporation

Martin Vaughn

Foster Foundation

Zoey and Jordan Minkove

Petra Walker

Gwyn Hainsworth and Clifford Brew-Smith

Jill Nishi and Howard Nakase

Beverly Wallenstein

Tamara Helt

Oracle Corporation

Nuray and Fatih Yildiz

Elan Keehn and Keri Dertinger

Michael and Cara Perla

Deborah Young

Mascha Kroenlein and Charles Peterson

Alan and Gail Robinson

ANNUAL FUND + AUCTION

Michael and Jessica Krohn

Kayley Runstad Swan and Tony Swan

Anonymous (21)

Jess Leak and Brian Cunningham

William and Allison Sadler

Symantha Achziger

Shaunda and Dietmar Leibfried

Winston Addis

Holly Sawyer and Herbert Sauro

Tom Aitchison and Stacey Lucko

Donald Scaramastra

Scott and Suzie Alan

Heather and Abram Schwindt

Ed and Char Alkire

Seattle Foundation

Edward Alvarran

Mary and Jeff Seifred

AmazonSmile

Andrew and Michele Sherrard

Lisa and Anthony Anderson

Splunk

Don Anderson

Stacy Turner and Cinda Kelley

Judy and Leonard Andrews

Lizanne Vaughan David and Sally Wright

Henry McDonald

Lauren Andrews

GRANTS + GIFTS TO ENDOWMENT

Kristin and Darren McNally

Philip and Jessica Andrews

Anonymous (3)

Microsoft Corporation

Rebecca Andrews and Scott Olmsted

47th Avenue Foundation

Alexandra Moore-Wulsin and William Wulsin

Applied Ecology LLC

Winston Addis

Erin and Pete Morisseau

Jesse and Elizabeth Archambault

Ashley Al-Izzi

Craig and Barbara Murakami

Jon and Andrea Archer

Gilia Angell and Aaron Abrams

Jill Nishi and Howard Nakase

Christine Aronson

Massimo and Brie Backus

Cara and Michael Perla

Jeff Avansino and Amy Criniti

Zane and Alison Behnke

Garret and Laura Richwilson

Mark Bachleda and Joy Zarlenga

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Elizabeth Robinson

Massimo and Brie Backus

Elizabeth and Brian Chapman

Rafael and Martha Rodriguez

Eva Barrett

Lillian and David Clausen

Misty Saracino and Travis Querec

Brett and Barbara Barrilleaux

Scott and Viki Cunningham

Betty and Jarrett Skirball

Elizabeth Bayley and John Marshall

Charles and Suzanne Dayton

Hemanth Srinivas

Joan Beauregard and Jim Woeppel

Ann and Dennis Donovan

Katherine and David Sullivan

Daniel and Cheryl Becker

Nancy Drescher and Gregory Lopez

T-Mobile US, Inc.

Zane and Alison Behnke

Justyn and Candace Egert

Urdal Charitable Fund

Carol Bergesen and Robert Moffat

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Includes gifts made from July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.

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Max Beron and Danielle Melilli Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Tyree Birdine Hannah Blackburn Beth Blumer Katherine Boe Boeing Airplane Company Booz Allen Hamilton Box Tops for Education

Melissa and Garret Carlson Jamie and Jack Chapel Ivar and Joanne Chhina Ralph and Annabella Chiocco Craig Chosiad and Aliza Pressman Rachel and George Christothoulou John Cirone and David Brannon-Cirone Joseph Clark and Sam Mitchell

Simon Daniels and Leena Hindocha-Daniels Lauren and Guy Davis Dell Technologies Jessica and Nicolas Denhez Josh and Jen Diamond Alex Dixon Allyson Dkeidek Kristin and Chad Dodd Michael Doherty and Eric Akines Sue Donaldson Laura Donaldson-Fletcher and James McDermet Susan and James Downing Kelly and Tom Early Angela and Bob Easter eBay, Inc. Jack Edwards Chuck and Janie Ekberg

Joseph and Barb Boyd Jason and Jennefer Boyer Jennifer and Charles Branham Christina Brinker Shad and Leigh Bris Joseph and Rachelle Brooke Will Brooks Bart Brosten Betsy and Sam Brown Kerri Brown-Wooster and Paul Wooster Karen and Mike Buelterman Erinn and Patrick Burke Stephanie Burnett Alan Burnett Amy Butson Maria and Andreas Caduff Emma Cantrell

Rosemary Coffey

Claire Elam and John Urdal

Jan and Jim Coleman

Ken Elam

Andy Collins and Gwendolyn Kestrel

John Ellefson and Nina Schoen

Greg Collins

Brady and Alex Erb

Bill Collins and Katie Robinson Collins

Alexandra and William Evans

Grace Colton

Richard and Susan Fade

Eric and Jessie Conley

Riad Farah

Patrick Connors

Scott and Katie Farrington

Mary and Daniel Cook

Afsheen Fatemi

Bonita Corliss

Heather and Gregg Ferullo

Costco

Sarah Fisher

Laurie Crocker

Rebecca Flaherty

John and Bev Cuevas

Thomas and Cheryl Fogarty

Scott and Viki Cunningham

Steven Fong and Alyssa Brock

Dee Dee Curran

Lorna and Marc Forgey

Sarah and Joe Dahleen

Heather and Jon Foster

Aidan Daly

Owen Fox

Includes gifts made from July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.

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Thomas Frank Maria and John Frederiksen Doug and Deanna Fuehne Robert Fuehne Kathleen Fugere and Brandon Larson Jen and Rich Fukutaki John and Mary Jane Galbraith

Ann Guilford

Anna and Justin Howell

Samantha Gundersen

Chu Huang

Austin Hackett

James Hughes and Emily Robinson

Russell and Diane Haehl

Mark and Debbie Hugo

Gwyn Hainsworth and Clifford Brew-Smith

Jimmy Hung

Hayden Hall

Matthew Hutchins Thomas Hutchinson Carol and Justin Hutchinson Angela Hylland Ryan Hylland Alice Ikeda and Philip Guess Inslee Best Dieter and Nicole Jansen Aric and Jennifer Jarrett Fred Jarrett Vickie and Alan Jarvimaki Danisha Jefferson-Abye and Ayenay Abye

Ayman Ghafir and Sarah Pan Josephine Gibney Robert and Michelle Gilb Alison and Ron Gillespie Charlotte Gjedsted and Ben Bradley Global Reward Solutions Marcy and Hellmut Golde Google LLC Amy and Brian Gordon Megan Gordon Rachel and Daryl Gordon Joe and Christina Grachek Destiney Graham Jennifer Granston Foster Julia and Brent Gravley Green Diamond Resource Co. Grousemont Foundation 12 | The HRS Scoop

Peter Ham and Susan Griesse

Kaj Johansen and Hillary Horder

Bruce and Dodee Hand

Allen and Jane Johnson

Ronald Hansen

Larrissa and Shawn Johnson

Stan and Candace Haralson

Wil and Aimee Johnson

Eric and Kenna Hart

Lynne and Larry Jones

Nina Hawley

Jason and Jenny Jost

Adam and Alexandra Hedin

Maria Kamara

Diana Heileman

Jeremy and Linda Kampp

Chelsea Heizer

Daniel Karr

Elizabeth and Joe Hills

Mary Kaufman-Cranney

Doug Hindman

Andrea and David Kearns

Kyle Hockenstein and Stacey Fishbein

Elan Keehn and Keri Dertinger

Miranda Hoffman

Rachel and Daniel Keen

Mark Holden

Nicole and Kyle Kelly

Bill Hollands and John Flinn

Matthew Kelly

Megan Hooper

William and Beth Ketcham

Nathan Howden

Lindsey Key

Includes gifts made from July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.

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Gregory Lopez and Nancy Drescher Jo Anne Klise Korey and Mandy Knote Amanda and Vaughn Koch Emily Kolar Alina Koldin Eric and Alexa Kopicky Amy and Nathan Kostal Michael and Jessica Krohn Elise Krueger

Julie Lubeck-Hofer and Erik Hofer Katherine and Ripley MacDonald MacRae Foundation Marilyn and Rodney Madden Collin and Deanna Madden Rachael Main Alison Maitland Scheetz and Peter Scheetz Matt Martin Christopher Martinez and Krystal Puga-

Marlene Mejia Weiss and Matt Weiss Kendall Melonson Eduardo Menchu Angela and Richard Meyer Lisa and Nathaniel Meyr Microsoft Corporation Stefka Mihaylova and Luke Haddock Adam Mihlstin and Marilyn Corets Ron Milam and Jennifer Pasquarella Jordan and Zoey Minkove Kelly and Martin Minnaar Craig Mitchell and Stefania Crisci Abdirizaq Mohamed Anya Morgan Morgan Stanley Natalie Morrison Pat Morton and Kathy Colombo Mt. Baker Housing Brenda and James Mullins

Edward Kuh

Martinez

Nicole Kurtz

Mary Anne and Rajiv Mashruwala

Janet Land

Pat and Gary Massoth

Amanda Lawrie-Hall

Elana and Jesse Matt

Jeff Lawshe

Kathie Mattoon

Monica and Julius Ledgett

Richard and Kjersti McCormick

Jennifer Lee and Evan Draeger

Jeff McDowell

Bill and Jill Leedom

Thomas McEnery

Mark and Kate Leen

Suzanne McFadden and Derek Crean

Shannon and Renton Leversedge

Kelsie and Kyle McGee

Peter Leyden

Jessica and Steven McKenzie

Amy and Jason Limp

Matthew and Silvia McKevitt

Chris and Crystal Lockwood

Heidi and Kevin McNulty

John and Gwyn Lohnas

Medtronic Plc

Howard Nakase and Jill Nishi

Liz and Gary Long

Kathryn Meier

Megan Narwold

Emma Lopez

Leslie Meier and Brian Arnot

ND Orthodontics

Includes gifts made from July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.

Kimberly Mulvehill Marilyn Murphy Melissa and Kyle Murray Helena Myler

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Richard Nelson Kay and Stephen Nelson Jeremy Nelson and Jenny Senh Kyleen Niccolls Nintendo Co., Ltd. Matthew and Milana Norbut Rebecca and Michael Nuffer Megan and Brett Nydegger

Kristen and David Quilici

Konstantin and Marina Ryvkin

Libby and Matt Rain

Fabiola Saint Louis

Juli Rangel

Salesforce, Inc.

Lauren and Brian Reed

Robert and Martha Sander

Andrea and Adam Reeder

Holly Sawyer and Herbert Sauro

Brie and Cliff Remily

Christina and Derek Schiefer

Max Reygers

Melissa Schmoll

Patricia Oakes and Timothy Joos Matt and Victoria Oclassen Thomas Osborn Rebecca Osman and Dmitry Polyakovsky Susan and Lance Paish Michelle and Fred Parton Cynthia Pellettiere and Peter Thermos Jocelyn and Prentiss Pemberton Sean Peoples and Jennifer Cleverley Michael and Cara Perla Charles Peterson and Mascha Kroenlein

Diana and Ron Schneeweiss

Kira Pfost

Kevin and Jaime Richards

Marda Phelps

Byron Richards

Luckisha Phillips and John Miller

Kelly Ring and Jody Hall

Josh Phillips and Tamura Turney

Laura and Richard Riter

Christa and Chris Phillipson

Robert Half

Marianne Picha

Sara and Brent Roberts

Cheryl Piha

Elizabeth Robinson

Bill and Mary Sue Pitlick

Alan and Gail Robinson

Christine and Keith Playstead

Rebecca Robinson and Mark McDonald

Amy Posner Wolff

Patrick and Melissa Rodgers

Maygen Press

Martha and Rafael Rodriguez

David and Kristina Pribble

Mark and Stacy Rolland

Principal Financial Group

Lisa and David Rosen

Heather and Eric Pruehs

Hal Ross

Niko Purcell

Jessica Ruger

Eric and Deirdre Quarnstrom

Steven and Wyndi Russakoff

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Edward and Carrie Schneider Scott Schroedel Steffen and Sandra Schumann Heather and Abram Schwindt Sean and Stephanie Scott Seattle Foundation Stephanie and Evan Sensenbrenner Sonya Senstra Natalie Shirley Charles Sienkiewicz Jill and Steve Simmons Jarrett and Betty Skirball Peggy Smith Russell and Rebecca Smith Ryan and Christina Smits Includes gifts made from July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.

Russell and Nancy Spies Starbucks Corporation Wendy and Frank Stauff Andrew and Robin Stefan Jennifer and Robert Stephenson Stewart Lumber James Stoltzfus Howard and Kerry Stone Francisc and Angela Stugren Katherine and David Sullivan Eric and Erin Summa Alisa and Ryan Swank Steve Swank Santiago and Ma Cristina Syjuco Tom and Gina Tarnacki Asa Tate Kimberly and Donnie Taylor Teel Charitable Foundation The Kroger Company The Lucky Seven Foundation Ivor and Jan Thomas Seth and Lisa Thomas Brad Thompson and Susie McDonald Jennifer Thomsen Lisa Thornhill Richman Riann Tice Kevin and Cindi Tigges T-Mobile US, Inc. Natasha Tresh Sandra and Myburgh Truter Stacy Turner and Cinda Kelley

United Way of Snohomish County

Edward Kuh

Shirley and Dave Urdal

Virginia Leen-Goldberg and William Goldberg

Brooke and Shaun Van Eyk Emily Vason and Christian Torgersen

Maylynn and Christopher Wilkins

Nicole Vaughan Lizanne Vaughan Dan Vogel and Tessa Heller Vogel Stacey Wallace Tali and Tom Wang David Washington Corrie Watterson Michelle Wehrly Paul and Teri Whyatt

Every effort has been made to publish the names of our donors and their donation category accurately. If your name is omitted, misspelled, or listed incorrectly, please accept our sincere apology and contact the advancement office at info@hamlinrobinson.org so we may update our records.

Thank you!

Greg Williams and Samantha Twardowski Vaughn and Karen Williams Jimmie Willis and Abby Hagan Rebecca and Matt Wilson LaChrista Wilson Jeff Wise and Eric West Wizards of the Coast Donald and Cheryl Woods David and Sally Wright Kimberly Wronkiewicz Susan Wyckoff Michele and Scott Yetman Fatih and Nuray Yildiz Tom Yotsuuye

"It has been a true joy to watch my daughter be enthusiastic about school again."

Yalin Zhuhu and Carl Hu Eleanor and William Ziegler Brent Zwiers and Katie Peterson

Jack Turner and Jillian Cutler

IN-KIND

Amanda Turner and Darren Hogben

Andrea and Jon Archer

United Way of King County

Blue Highway Games

Includes gifts made from July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.

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