The Scoop Fall 2024

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.

As Head of Hamlin Robinson School, I get a front-row seat to a lot of remarkable experiences. I witness the day-to-day miracles that happen in our classroom. I have the privilege of hearing stories from parents about the positive and transformative effects that our educational program has on their students. I see our school grow as teachers and staff reach for the highest bars in their professional capacities.

One special experience that happened recently was that I welcomed two former Heads, Bev Wolf and Bonnie Meyer (now serving as our Slingerland Specialist!), and a dedicated former HRS teacher, Jan Gill, to our campus. We visited classrooms, shared stories, and reflected on the journey of our school. And we took photos! What a joy it was to hear from so many former students, parents, and teachers via social media about the lasting impact these educators have had on them – and their pride in seeing how far the school has come.

As Head of Hamlin Robinson School, I also get a front-row seat to any daily or long-term challenges faced by our community. To meet these challenges, our team builds goals and pathways toward growth and continuous evolution. For example, working towards our DEIB goals enriches our students’ daily experience. Creating an Instructional Support Team empowers our teachers to support every learner. Growing our Middle School clubs and affinity groups helps build community and a sense of belonging.

This year, one key area of focus is the Math program. We want to ensure that HRS has a structured, sequential Math program that is as strong and effective as our Language program. To achieve this goal, Dr. Emily Starrett was hired as our Math Program Manager. Dr. Starrett has a Ph.D in Math Education, an M.Ed in Instructional Design and Technology, and several years of experience as a K-12 classroom teacher — teaching Special Education (grades 4-12) and Mathematics (grades 6-12).

I am incredibly excited about the work that Dr. Starrett is already doing across our school – and I’m happy to have a front-row seat to witness even more transformative, innovative work at HRS.

From L to R: Stacy Turner, Bev Wolf, Bonnie Meyer, Jan Gill

Spotlight on Math

Hamlin Robinson School is excited to introduce Dr. Emily Starrett, our new Math Program Manager.

In her role, Dr. Starrett works with the Instructional Support Team to develop and support a comprehensive math curriculum. In addition, she designs and facilitates ongoing professional development to strengthen effective, multisensory math instruction. So far this school year, she has begun revising the math scope and sequence for each grade level that connects state standards with our Math in Focus curriculum. The program highlights key concepts that students need to successfully engage with learning and math at HRS and beyond.

Focusing on vertical alignment between grades, Dr. Starrett aims to connect the Slingerland Approach® with math instruction to develop strategies and procedures that deepen students' understanding of key mathematical concepts and practices. She is frequently found in classrooms, collaborating with

teachers to design and support math instruction. New tools and curriculum adaptations are happening in real time. For Middle School, she is particularly focused on aiding students’ transition to high school mathematics.

To benefit the students of HRS and beyond, Dr. Starrett is also engaging in a research partnership with the University of Washington designed to enhance the literature base regarding sense-making processes for students with dyscalculia. Specifically, she will be exploring how students with dyscalculia engage with math tasks and which tools and resources improve their learning. Through this collective work, Dr. Starrett not only adds to available research but also enriches math instruction at HRS.

Dr. Starrett is dedicated to creating equitable and adaptable math instruction that supports students of all ability levels. She emphasizes instruction that positions students as co-constructors of knowledge, embedding diverse perspectives to ensure student success both in the classroom and beyond.

Join Dr. Starrett for her HRS Speaker Series webinar on January 16: Strengthening Math

Identity: Resources and Strategies to Support All Learners

In the 1980s, Kelcey Ervick and her club soccer team, the Cardinals, didn’t think of themselves as part of history. The teenage girls knew they were good, of course—they dominated soccer tournaments across the United States. They were fierce competitors at a time when many girls in the U.S. faced a lack of athletic opportunities.

At the time, the team didn’t understand the change they represented. But the Cardinals were part of something greater—the quiet but monumental ripple effects of Title IX that exploded girls’ participation in organized sports after its passage in 1972. Decades later, these experiences would become the foundation of Ervick’s graphic memoir The Keeper.

This fall, Ervick visited the HRS Middle School. This visit was made possible by the Joan Beauregard Endowment for Discovery and Enrichment, which provides students with valuable learning opportunities outside of the classroom.

During her visit to Middle School, she read from The Keeper, discussed her creative process, and celebrated how far female athletes have come since women first played soccer in 1881. She also reminded the audience how far there is to go.

One moment in Ervick’s discussion particularly stood out to students. In 1987, Kelcey and the Cardinals made it to the U.S. Girls National Tournament. After several hardfought games, the girls sat for post-game interviews. Instead of questions about their strategy or performance, reporters asked questions like:

“Who will be the first girl on the team to get married?”

“Who will be the first to have children?”

“Who will have the most children?”

When the HRS Middle School audience heard these questions, they responded with shock and disbelief. For students who have grown up with girls’ sports as a given, it was eye-opening to hear about such belittling treatment of female athletes in the not-sodistant past.

Ervick connected with students as an athlete, an artist, and a writer, speaking to the different interests of many middle schoolers. She spoke about discovering as a young adult that she didn’t need to choose between being an athlete

and being a creative person. When society wanted her to fit into a tidy box, she rejected the notion. Each pursuit informed the other: her creative thinking made her a better athlete, while the discipline she learned in sports strengthened her creative practice.

As a young athlete, Ervick remembered practicing every day, whether she felt like it or not. So, when she faced the challenge of creating The Keeper, her firstever graphic memoir, she knew exactly what she had to do. Every day, she put on her smock, got out her paints and paper, and created something, focusing on practice rather than perfection.

Ervick’s visit proved both inspiring and educational, leaving the HRS audience considering how they could transform their own experiences into art or action. Her presentation motivated students to try new things, dream big, and keep fighting for equalityfollowing the footsteps of countless change-makers before them.

To Remembe r

The HRS Family Association kicked off our school year with a Fall Parent Social, held in late September on the beautiful 4th floor of the Middle School. New and returning families met and mingled, enjoyed mocktails and snacks, and built the connections that make our HRS community special.

We’re so grateful to our Family Association and their communitybuilding efforts. Family Association meetings with embedded parent education opportunities have resulted in higher attendance at monthly meetings, parents have given an enthusiastic response to the Buddy Program, and volunteer involvement is stronger than ever. Amazing!

Rainbow-clad runners brightened up a drizzly November morning at the first annual Dyslexia Dash. Students, teachers, and families — each sporting a different bright color according to grade level — wound through the wooded trails of beautiful Seward Park, with over 250 community members turning out to run, walk, and cheer.

Next year, HRS plans to host this event for the wider community and continue to raise awareness of dyslexia and our school. See you at next year’s Dash!

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: Leading and Learning

This fall, faculty and staff engaged in meaningful professional development, attending workshops and trainings as well as presenting their expertise at regional and national conferences. These professional development opportunities were made possible by Fund-A-Need contributions from the 2024 Auction.

Some professional development activities that HRS faculty and staff recently attended included:

• NWAIS Fall Educators Conference

• A two-day intensive workshop on the Marilyn Zecher Multisensory Math Approach, which uses Orton-Gillingham strategies in math instruction.

• On-site Social-Emotional Learning training

Through professional development leadership opportunities, Hamlin Robinson School also seeks to extend our expertise to the regional and national community. In this Scoop, we’re spotlighting many of these efforts!

Admissions

At the Enrollment Management Association Conference in Boston, Associate Director of Admissions Nikki Kurtz interacted with admissions professionals from across the country. Nikki attended sessions about learning differences and admissions, building inclusive tuition assistance processes, and more.

At a session on student ambassador programs, Nikki sung the praises of HRS student ambassadors, sharing how they not only act as

ambassadors, but also have a role in parent tours. Attendees were impressed with the confidence and capabilities of HRS students!

Art

Art teachers Emma Cantrell and Melissa Schmoll brought their knowledge of languagebased learning differences (LBLDs) to fellow art educators at the Washington Art Education Association Conference. After sharing myths and misunderstandings about students with LBLDs, Melissa and Emma discussed ways to build an art room that supports these students and ignites their creative potential.

Melissa also presented at the Progressive Education Network National Conference in Columbus, OH, speaking on “Creativity and Dyslexia in the Art Room.” Through hands-on activities, she helped fellow educators understand how LBLDs impact students physically and emotionally, while sharing approaches for intentionally structuring an art room environment.

Library

At the ALSC National Institute in Denver, HRS Librarians Claire Elam and Danielle Melilli presented to an audience of librarians from across the country, sharing strategies for creating supportive library spaces for students with dyslexia and other LBLDs.

“One of our biggest takeaways from the conference was that all our HRS colleagues should present at every possible opportunity,” said Melilli and Elam. “As HRS educators, we have specialized knowledge and training that others need and want.”

At Hamlin Robinson School, we embrace the idea of the ripple effect. Our faculty and staff take pride in sharing their expertise with the greater community –especially through professional development opportunities.

When even one educator leaves a conference equipped with new strategies to support students who learn differently, they have the potential to change a student’s life. This is how meaningful change happens. Thank you to our HRS community for supporting these efforts!

A NEW HRS TRADITION

Autumn typically calls to mind apple picking, haunted houses, and football games – but October’s Fall STEM Fest gave HRS Lower School families a new take on fall fun! On a crisp autumn evening, students and families moved from station to station, eager to explore the activities designed by Lower School science teacher Hannah Blackburn.

At Pumpkin Chuckin’, guests discovered elastic potential energy by launching candy pumpkins at targets. Jack-O-Lantern Light Up showcased principles of electrical conductivity. At Apple Towers, aspiring engineers attempted to build the tallest tower that could support the weight of an apple. Many other activities, along with a very popular candy-counting contest, added to the excitement. Turns out fall fun and scientific exploration make the perfect pair!

Saturday, March 22,

2023-2024 Annual Report to Donors

2024-2025 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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

David Brannon-Cirone

Shad Bris

Elaine Christensen

Asha Dean

Jimmy Hung

Sarah Pan

Alan Robinson

Asa Tate

Meade Thayer

Sam Uzwack

Mia Wise

Ozy Zebarjadi

Dear Friends,

A Note from the President of the Board, Christina Brinker

On behalf of the Hamlin Robinson Board of Trustees, it is my privilege to share with you the 2023-24 Annual Report. Through your generous gifts of time and money, our school can increase the number of families who benefit from our life-changing educational program, continuously adapt our distinct curriculum to meet the needs of our students, and retain the most qualified, talented, and dedicated faculty and staff.

Our community is united by our belief in the mission of the school and the people who fill the halls. Our school is often described as game-changing, and we know it! When someone tells a student day after day, “You are capable, and I believe in you,” it sinks in, and in a way that stays with them their whole life. When we donate to

Hamlin Robinson School, we know that current and future generations of students will benefit during their years at Hamlin Robinson School and beyond.

On behalf of the HRS Board, we want to thank you for your confidence and investment in the Hamlin Robinson School. It is an honor to work alongside you to ensure our school's bright future. Thank you for making this possible.

With gratitude,

Christina Brinker

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The practice of giving to make life better for other people.

REVENUE + EXPENSES

2023-2024 OPERATING REVENUES

DONORS

This Report to Donors includes gifts made from July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024.

2023-2024 OPERATING EXPENSES CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

Aaron Abrams and Gilia Angell

Tim and Joleen Burgess

Stephen and Colleen Fisher

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

Beth and Peter Golde

Sarà Manetti and Jed Gorden

Greg and Jennifer Headrick

Philip Guess and Alice Ikeda

Rachel Keen

Karina and Jeff Kunins

Bill and Jill Leedom

Carol Bergesen and Robert Moffat

L.T. Murray Family Foundation

Jill Nishi and Howard Nakase

Alan and Gail Robinson

Donald Scaramastra

Heather and Abram Schwindt

Justin and Renee Sundberg

Kayley Runstad Swan and Tony Swan

Lizanne Vaughan

David and Sally Wright

GRANTS + GIFTS TO ENDOWMENT

Anonymous

47th Avenue Foundation

Winston Addis

Zane and Alison Behnke

Erinn and Patrick Burke

Foster Foundation

Gwyn Hainsworth

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

Dennis Hebert

Eric and Alexa Kopicky

Nathan and Amy Kostal

Shaunda and Dietmar Leibfried

Renton and Shannon Leversedge

Margaret McLean

Dolors McLean

Jennifer Pearl

Pitch Your Peers (Seattle)

Martin Vaughn

ANNUAL FUND + AUCTION

Anonymous (49)

47th Avenue Foundation

Symantha Achziger

Winston Addis

Michael Doherty and Eric Akines

Ed and Char Alkire

Edward Alvarran

Don Anderson

Taryn Richardson and Blake Anderson

Rebecca Andrews and Scott Olmsted

Elizabeth and Jesse Archambault

Andrea and Jon Archer

David Aronson

Ashleigh and Dustin Audley

Massimo and Brie Backus

Linda and Tom Baker

Paula Schachtel and Caleb Baker

Eva Barrett

Lorraine Barrick and Paul Maybee

Barbara and Brett Barrilleaux

Gabe Beck

Daniel and Cheryl Becker

Zane and Alison Behnke

Tyree Birdine

Hannah Blackburn

Darcey and Alan Blinn

Bart and Laura Brosten

Baillie and Bill Buchanan

Mike and Karen Buelterman

Heather Burgess

Michael Gerke and Susan Campbell

Emma Cantrell

Asha Sundae Dean

Connor Cartmill

Elizabeth and Brian Chapman

Queenette Chappell

Craig Chosiad and Aliza Pressman

Elizabeth Blumer

Katherine Boe

Boeing

Catherine and Douglas Booms

Barb and Joseph Boyd

Sonja and Gerald Bradford

Rauch Brands

Alec and Meena Brinegar

Christina Brinker

Shad and Leigh Bris

Matthew and Colleen Bromen

Joseph and Rachelle Brooke

Brooke and Shaun Van Eyk

Will Brooks

Rachel and George Christothoulou

Patricia Cirone

David Brannon-Cirone and John Cirone

Lillian and David Clausen

Rosemary Coffey

Jan and Jim Coleman

Greg Collins

Katie Robinson Collins and William Collins

Eric and Jessie Conley

Marilyn Corets and Adam Mihlstin

Laurie and Garry Crocker

Jessica Leak and Brian Cunningham

Jerry Cunningham

Paige and Jerod Curley

Dee Dee Curran

Jack Turner and Jillian Cutler

Jerry and Gretchen Danson

Jill Davis

Guy and Lauren Davis

Melody Dazey

Katherine and Jeremy DeWitt

Lauree and Logan Dillard

Patrick Kwan and Quyen Dinh

Alex Dixon

Shanen Boettcher and Elena Donio

James and Susan Downing

Jennifer Lee and Evan Draeger

Malia and Peter Drennan

Harrison Drinkwater

Deb Dubrow and Peyman Oreizy

Trudy and David Dunn

Katherina Edgerton

Jackie Allen and Jack Edwards

Chuck and Janie Ekberg

John Urdal and Claire Elam

Rosa Gabriele and Francesco Faggioli

Fancy Plants Gardens

Heather and Gregg Ferullo

Michael Liquori and Marie Fiero

Sarah Fisher

Rebecca Flaherty

Thomas and Cheryl Fogarty

Lindsay Foley

Steven Fong and Alyssa Brock

Marc and Lorna Forgey

Owen Fox

Thomas Frank

David and Raechel Frick

Jen and Rich Fukutaki

Robert and Michelle Gilb

Ron and Alison Gillespie

Linda and Alex Givens

Anne Golding

Brian Goldman

Google

Megan Gordon

Amy and Brian Gordon

Carly and Benton Gray

Brent Beecher and Ara Greer

Jenny Gruenberg

Ann Guilford

Samantha Gundersen

Austin Hackett

Hayden Hall

Susan Griesse and Peter Ham

Dodee and Bruce Hand

Ronald Hansen

Tamara and Brett Hansen

Carolyn Hanson

Cody and Thomas Haralson

Stan and Candace Haralson

Taiga Harimoto

Eric and Kenna Hart

Alexandra and Adam Hedin

Scott and Tammy Heydon

Andrea Dorsch and Doug Hindman

Miranda Hoffman

Liana Hoffman

Rebecca and Zachary Hoiting

Mark Holden

Morgan Holloway

Megan Hooper

Nathan Howden

Chris and Jennifer Howe

Justin and Anna Howell

Catherine and Parker Howell

Tyler and Senta Howren

Chu Huang

Randi Huard

Emily Robinson and James Hughes

Mark and Debbie Hugo

Heather Jensen and Jimmy Hung

Scott Smith and April Hunziker

Carol and Justin Hutchinson

Jaime and Rob Hwacinski

Angela Hylland

Alice Ikeda and Philip Guess

Ichiro and Hiroko Ikeda

Peggy Iversen

Erin Jackson

Elaine and Chris Jackson

Gayle and El Jahncke

Dieter and Nicole Jansen

Fred Jarrett

Jennifer and Aric Jarrett

Gabi Jeakle

Shawn and Larrissa Johnson

Allen Johnson

Aimee and Wilmer Johnson

Margaret and Tod Johnson

Jack Johnston

Patricia Oakes and Timothy Joos

Linda and Jeremy Kampp

Stacy Turner and Cinda Kelley

Matthew Kelly

Ron and Peggy Kero

Andy Collins and Gwendolyn Kestrel

Lindsey Key

Jennifer Juliana and Lance Kirmeyer

Robyn and Barry Klarman

Jo Anne Klise

Ann Kloepfer

Emily Kolar

Alexa and Eric Kopicky

Mascha Kroenlein and Charles Peterson

Jessica and Michael Krohn

Elise Krueger

Edward Kuh

Nicole Kurtz

Nicholas Sherman and Jin Lai

Jennifer and James Larson

Kathleen Fugere and Brandon Larson

Heather and Nic Lauer

Amanda Lawrie-Hall

Todd and Christina Leber

Deena Ledger and Paul Meighan

Jin Lee

Jill and Bill Leedom

Tom and Carolyn Leigh

Janis and R. Drayton Lemert

Stacy Chagnon and John Leonard

Michael and Linda Leong

Ming and Jonathan Lesaca

Renton and Shannon Leversedge

Peyton Levin

Smaranda and Brian Lieuallen

Wesley Likely

Federico Armas and Sallie Lin

Crystal and Chris Lockwood

Christopher and Heidi Loeffler

Susan Loganbill

Gwyn and John Lohnas

Brittany Black and Emma Lopez

Nancy Drescher and Gregory Lopez

Patrick and Sara Lowe

Tom Aitchison and Stacey Lucko

The Lucky Seven Foundation

Dave Ludwig

Stewart Lumber

Ripley and Katherine MacDonald

Leslie and Craig MacDonald

Monica Macedo

Zachary and Alexis MacLean

Marilyn Madden

Collin and Deanna Madden

Max Magno

Rachael Main

Jose Maldonado

Matt Martin

Mary Anne and Rajiv Mashruwala

Patricia and Gary Massoth

Kerry and Stephen Mauri

Chloe May

Shannon and David Mayo

Richard and Kjersti McCormick

Jeff McDowell

Yolanda McGhee

Quinn and Maggie McGrath

Jessica and Steven McKenzie

Nicole and Bill McNichols

Leslie Meier and Brian Arnot

Kathryn Meier

Katherine Farah and Joshua Mekilo

Max Beron and Danielle Melilli

Kendall Melonson

Gary Merlino

Angela and Richard Meyer

Lisa and Nathaniel Meyr

Jeffrey and Kelley Miller

Julia Miller

Zoey and Jordan Minkove

Kelly and Martin Minnaar

Jennifer and Kiran Modak

Barbara Monsey

Anya Morgan

Natalie Morrison

Molly Muller

William Muller

Kimberly Mulvehill

Marilyn Murphy

Helena Myler

Jill Nishi and Howard Nakase

Megan Narwold

Joelle Skaga Nausin and Tim Nausin

Kathryn and Stephen Nelson

Richard Nelson

Claire Nordloh

Rebecca and Michael Nuffer

Maygen Press

Eric and Heather Pruehs

Christopher Martinez and Krystal Puga-Martinez

Kristen and David Quilici

Juli Rangel

Van Rex Gallard and Sheila Remes

Michael Rich and Emily Wilson

Byron Richards

Kevin and Jaime Richards

Megan and Brett Nydegger

Victoria and Matt Oclassen

Molly and Arne Oien

Melissa and David Oseran

Rebecca Osman and Dmitry Polyakovsky

Ayman Ghafir and Sarah Pan

Jocelyn and Prentiss Pemberton

Regina Perez

Cara and Michael Perla

Brent Zwiers and Katie Peterson

Kira Pfost

Elise and Bryce Phillips

Robin and Tom Pierce

Lesley and Gus Poole

Jennifer and Matthew Porteous

Alison Arnote and Ryan Rimsnider

Laura and Richard Riter

Lindsay and Jared Robillard

Alan and Gail Robinson

Elizabeth Robinson

Melissa and Patrick Rodgers

Martha and Rafael Rodriguez

Jessica Ruger

Christina Jahncke and Charles Ruggiero

Steven and Wyndi Russakoff

Blake Trask and Courtney Ryan

Martha and Robert Sander

Holly Sawyer and Herbert Sauro

AJ Schiappa

Christina and Derek Schiefer

Elizabeth and Mark Schiltz

Melissa Schmoll

Tracy Schultz and David Banks

Jamie and Tira Schwartz

Jennifer Schweickert

Herbert Scruggs

Jeremy Nelson and Jenny Senh

Carmen Sepic

Steve and Jill Simmons

Janine and Jerry Skaga

Betty and Jarrett Skirball

Megan and Martin Slabinski

Russell and Rebecca Smith

Sandra Snow

Melinda and Alex Sobel

Donald Caffrey and Beth Somerfield

Eduardo Rossi and Robina Souza

Abbey Spangler

David and Jennie Spohr

Sara Stark

James Stoltzfus

Kerry and Howard Stone

Katherine and David Sullivan

Erin and Eric Summa

William and Alyssa Sunderland

Jeri Swank

Ryan and Alisa Swank

David and Heather Sweet

Santiago and Ma Cristina Syjuco

Susan and Andy Tanabe

Gina and Tom Tarnacki

Asa Tate

Habib Rahbar and Zarry Tavakkol

Donnie and Kimberly Taylor

The Kroger Company

Susie McDonald and Brad Thompson

Jennifer Thomsen

Riann Tice

Lauren Tipton

Nancy and Erez Toker

Box Tops for Education

Natasha Tresh

Darian and James Turner

Josh Phillips and Tamura Turney

Greg Williams and Samantha Twardowski

Dave and Shirley Urdal

Oritana Ve'a

Tessa Heller Vogel and Dan Vogel

Nikki and Bill Wagner

Stacey Wallace

Erik Gerking and Meghan Wallace

Preston Walls

Ashleigh Walls

Roderic Walton

Logan Wegmeyer

Michelle Wehrly

Marlene Mejia Weiss and Matt Weiss

Hayden Wheeler

Brian and Janny Wheelwright

Mike Whiteis

Paul and Teri Whyatt

Anjali Wig and Andrew Long

Laura and Shannon Wilkinson

Alexander Williamson

Jimmie Willis and Abby Hagan

LaChrista Wilson

Matthew Hutchins and Donna Wilson

Mia and Tom Wise

Amy Posner Wolff

Cheryl and Donald Woods

David and Sally Wright

Alexis Wright

Kimberly Wronkiewicz

Alexandra Moore-Wulsin and William Wulsin

Susan Wyckoff

Jennifer Yeh and Matthew McQuinn

Scott and Michele Yetman

Nuray and Fatih Yildiz

Stephanie and Jeff Yurcisin

Ozy Zebarjadi

Mariya and Brian Zorotovich

IN-KIND

Anonymous (2)

Advantage Gymnastics Academy

Toni and Atilla Altug

Anthony's Restaurants

Azteca Mexican Restaurant of Burien

Bakery Nouveau

Zane and Alison Behnke

Bellevue Art Museum

Darcey and Alan Blinn

Tyson and Katie Burris

Cakes on 28th

Charmaine Robles Photography

Chick-fil-A of Totem Lake

Chihuly Garden and Glass

Rachel and George Christothoulou

Lillian and David Clausen

Core Havn

Costco

Jessica and TJ Devine

Michael Doherty and Eric Akines

Nancy Drescher and Gregory Lopez

Robyn Duckett

Ellensburg Rodeo

Alexandra and William Evans

Everett Aquasox

Heather and Gregg Ferullo

Colleen and Stephen Fisher

Thomas and Cheryl Fogarty

Foss Waterway Seaport

Jon and Samantha Frederick

Frye Art Museum

Kathleen Fugere and Brandon Larson

Anne Golding

Destiney Graham

Gyrotonic Movement Center

Hatterdashery

Alexandra and Adam Hedin

Henry Art Gallery

Heritage Distilling Company

Cindy and Marty Hokanson

Catherine and Parker Howell

HRS Board of Trustees

Stephanie and David Hummer

Elaine and Chris Jackson

Aric and Jennifer Jarrett

JM Cellars

Kelli and James Jonakin

from July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024.

Jennifer Juliana and Lance Kirmeyer

KidsQuest Children's Museum

Northwest African American Museum

Northwest Outdoor Center

Charles Peterson and Mascha Kroenlein

Kirkland Performance Center

Amy and Nathan Kostal

Patrick Kwan and Quyen Dinh

Lake Union Hot Tub Boats

Amanda Lawrie-Hall

Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum

John Leonard and Stacy Chagnon

Shannon and Renton Leversedge

Little Water Cantina

Randy and Kristy Loganbill

Sara and Patrick Lowe

Collin and Deanna Madden

Mary Anne and Rajiv Mashruwala

Matthews Winery

Kyle and Kelsie McGee

Jessica McKenzie

James and Lindsey McReynolds

Rebecca Melonson

Jordan and Zoey Minkove

Museum of Flight

National Nordic Museum

Jill Nishi and Howard Nakase

Pioneer Farm Museum & Ohop Indian Village

Plantscapes

Amy Posner Wolff

Heather and Eric Pruehs

Jill Ramiel

Ristorante Italianissimo

Robert Jacobs Portraits

Katie Robinson Collins and William Collins

Jodi Rockwell and Shawn Landis

Wyndi and Steven Russakoff

Tracy Schultz and David Banks

Seattle Aquarium

Seattle Bouldering Project

Seattle Opera

Seattle Repertory Theatre

Seattle Seaplanes

Seattle Seawolves

Seattle Storm Basketball

Seattle Theatre Group

Silverbow Inn

Slidewaters Waterpark

SOL Yoga

Spark Museum

Kerry and Howard Stone

Swanson's Nursery

Tacoma Art Museum

Tacoma Rainiers

Andy and Susan Tanabe

The Wine Outlet

Cindi and Kevin Tigges

Tinte Cellars

Tito's Handmade Vodka

Nancy and Erez Toker

Tower Lanes Entertainment Center

Samantha Twardowski and Greg Williams

Uwajimaya, Inc

Brooke and Shaun Van Eyk

White Lodge Studio

Anjali Wig and Andrew Long

Wing Luke Museum

Woodland Park Zoo

Cheryl and Donald Woods

World Kite Museum and Hall of Fame

Stephanie and Jeff Yurcisin

Brent Zwiers and Katie Peterson

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!

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UPCOMING EVENTS:

December 18, 2024 Level 6-8 Grands Day

December 19, 2024 Level 4-5 Grands Day

December 20, 2024 Level 1-3 Grands Day

January 16, 2025

HRS Speaker Series: Math Identity

March 22, 2025 HRS Auction + Gala 1701