Navos 2018 Annual Report

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T R E A T M E N T, R EC OV E RY FOR PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS AND

SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS IS NOT ONLY POSSIBLE,

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MISSION Navos is committed to transforming the quality of life of people vulnerable to mental illness and substance use disorders by providing a broad continuum of care.

We believe that diversity, inclusion, and equity are vital to living our values and achieving our mission.

VISION A healthy community in which people thrive while managing symptoms of mental illness and substance use disorders

VA L U E S We choose HOPE We embrace DIVERSITY We EMPOWER the individual We provide COMPASSIONATE CARE We do WHAT IS RIGHT We deliver COORDINATED SERVICES WE ALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO A QUALITY OF LIFE We are Navos

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Letter to Friends of Navos 2M ultiCare Behavioral Health Network Foundation Board of Directors 3 Demographics & Financials 4 Creating Healthy Futures 6 Donors

D E A R F R I E N D S O F N AV O S , We are pleased to present you, our supporters, with Navos’ 2018 Annual Report to our community.

2018 was a year of change, in part because the very way we deliver services is being transformed both locally and nationally; and because in 2017 Navos affiliated with MultiCare, the largest community-based, locally governed health system in the state of Washington. One year later, Greater Lakes Mental Healthcare of Lakewood in south Pierce County affiliated with MultiCare as well. Together, our three organizations have formed the MultiCare Behavioral Health Network, the largest behavioral health provider in Washington.

The partnership between Navos, MultiCare and Greater Lakes Mental Healthcare is helping to fulfill our shared vision for the effective integration of behavioral and physical healthcare and expanding access to care. This affiliation allows us to adeptly respond to community, regional and national healthcare needs and comes at a critical time when our state faces a significant shortage of behavioral health services. The affiliation also best positions us to thrive in the new era of healthcare funding that purchases improvements in the lives of our clients instead of purchasing widgets of services.

Together, the Network has expanded each of our organizations’ capacities for coordinated whole-person care addressing physical and behavioral health issues and also the social determinants of health for those vulnerable individuals in our community struggling with health issues.

For our patients and their families, this means more whole-person care, more specialized staff, and more resources to address the health services they need. Bringing our three organizations together is creating a stronger community-based system of behavioral health that offers care that reaches patients where they are most comfortable to receive services—not just in the hospital or behavioral health center, but also in primary care clinics, schools, offices and at home.

Another exciting result of this affiliation is our formation of a new Behavioral Health Foundation. The Foundation will be the first of its kind in Washington to focus exclusively on raising critical funding to support clients and patients of all ages receiving behavioral healthcare treatment and services. Many of our clients and patients are individuals impacted by illness and issues that are often overlooked and stigmatized, creating additional challenges. Funding will be secured to support and sustain Navos/Greater Lakes Mental Healthcare/MultiCare Health System hospitals and outpatient programs and services throughout the Pacific Northwest. These include: •N avos’ 70 bed Inpatient Hospital and Outpatient Services for individuals of all ages with three main campuses, and treatment in 40 schools and 30 nursing homes; Residential Treatment for both adults and children, Geriatric Services, Primary Care, Employment Services, Supported Housing Services, and Substance Use Disorder Services.

•M ultiCare offers Outpatient and Specialty Services; Adolescent Inpatient Behavioral Health; Adult Inpatient Psychiatric Care; Geriatric Psychiatric Care, Wellfound Hospital (a new psychiatric inpatient hospital in Tacoma in partnership with CHI Franciscan), Tacoma General, Good Samaritan, Mary Bridge, Allenmore, Covington, Auburn, Deaconess and Valley.

• G reater Lakes Mental Healthcare serves low income clients in Pierce County with Mental Health Services for Adults and Children, as well as Substance Use Disorder Treatment for adults, Court and Criminal Justice Programs, Homeless Support Programs, and Integrated Medical Care.

We want to assure you, our loyal Navos donors, that donations will continue to be restricted to the individual organization and/or program to which it was designated.

The Foundation will be governed by an independent volunteer Board of Directors, with a commitment to the philanthropic mission to provide the treatment and supports individuals with mental illness and substance use disorders need so they may reach their highest potential for recovery and a chance to overcome barriers to their success. The founding board members are shown on page two.

If you have any questions about this report, the new foundation or the partnership with MultiCare, please contact Alice Braverman, Chief Advancement Officer for the MultiCare Behavioral Health Network at alice.braverman@navos.org or 206-933-7032.

Sincerely,

David M Johnson, Ed.D, LMHC

CEO, Navos Chief Partnership Officer, MultiCare Behavioral Health Network

Alice Braverman Executive Director, MultiCare Behavioral Health Network Foundation Chief Advancement Officer, MultiCare Behavioral Health Network NAVOS 2018 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

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T H E M U LT I C A R E B E H A V I O R A L H E A LT H N E T W O R K F O U N D A T I O N BOARD OF DIRECTORS Thank you to these volunteer leaders who comprise the inaugural membership of a new board to raise funds across the MultiCare Behavioral Health Network, which includes Navos, Greater Lakes Mental Healthcare, and MultiCare Behavioral Health.

JUSTICE BOBBE J. BRIDGE (RET) is a past Navos and Seattle Children’s Home Board member. She is the Founding President and CEO of the Center for Children and Youth Justice. She retired from this position in December 2018. The Center was established in February 2006 by Justice Bridge and her husband, Jon. Its mission is “Advancing justice for and enhancing the lives of children and youth through juvenile justice, child welfare and related systems reform.”

CARRIE HOLMES is a longtime supporter of and former board member for Navos and Seattle Children’s Home.

She has been Principal and owner of Axis Planning & Development LLC, a project management firm since 2007. Her company, Axis, has completed over $500M of new construction and renovation projects including the renovation and expansion of the historic Pike Place Market.

REPRESENTATIVE RUTH KAGI, recently retired in 2018, after 30 years representing the 32nd District to the Washington State House of Representatives. She is a successful advocate for positive change impacting vulnerable children and youth.

“Your greatness is not what you have, it’s what you give.”

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CHRIS LADISH, PHD is the Chief Clinical Officer of Pediatric Behavioral Health at Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital and Health Care Network. Dr. Ladish is a licensed clinical psychologist and pediatric neuropsychologist and joined MultiCare in 1996. Dr. Ladish’s areas of expertise include pediatric psychology and neuropsychology, brain injury, autism, neurodevelopmental disorders, and gender affirming healthcare. She is passionate about improving health equity and access for all children in need of behavioral healthcare.

STUART ROLFE is an attorney, President of Wright Hotels and managing partner of Semiahmoo Resort and Cedarbrook Lodge. Stuart is married to Lee Wright Rolfe and has five children and seven grandchildren, all living in the Seattle area.

RICKY ROTH is a former MultiCare employee and business owner. She is passionate about mental health issues, given her experience as the parent of a child diagnosed with a bi-polar disorder a dozen years ago.

Recently retired, her professional career spanned three decades in the healthcare field.

KING COUNTY PROSECUTOR DAN SATTERBERG has served in the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office for more than three decades, and was first elected to lead the office in November 2007. He is committed to improving public safety and the reform of the Criminal Justice system through partnership with the communities most impacted by crime. Together with community partners, Dan has created successful programs to keep young people engaged in school and divert youth from the courtroom to more effective and impactful accountability programs led by credible messengers to change the way young people think and act.

W H O W E S E RV E D TOTAL SERVED

AGE RANGE

13,041* GENDER

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55%

45%

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6-18 42%

19-24 9%

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25-59 31%

>60 15%

RACE/ETHNICITY

African (Ethnic): 3% American Indian: 3% Asian/Pacific Islander: 8% Black/African American: 16% Hispanic: 19% Native Hawaiian: 4% White/Caucasian: 47%

*In collaboration with our consortium partners

FINANCIALS TOTAL REVENUE: $60,727,000

Public Mental Health: 78% Private Insurance and Self-Pay Patient Fees: 2% Medicaid: 14% Other Revenue, Interest, and Contributions: 5% King County United Way: <1%

VALUE TO THE COMMUNITY: $66,342,000*

Outpatient and Specialty Services: 47% Residential Services: 17% Inpatient Services: 28% Management and General: 7% Fundraising: 1%

*In 2017, Navos entered into an affiliation with MultiCare Health System. It was agreed to allow an increase in expenses over a three year period to modernize the infrastructure of the organization. It is fully expected that the agency will be able to maintain a positive position after the allotted revitalization time period.

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CHILDREN HAVE A SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS

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Helped infants and young children at risk of abuse or neglect receive treatment for their parents and caregivers to break intergenerational cycles of abuse and help keep families together.

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children of all ages for trauma, emotional, and Treated mental health issues to prevent mental health problems from worsening and becoming chronic and lifelong.

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LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH IN YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS

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YOUNG ADULTS AGING OUT OF FOSTER CARE WILL BECOME HOMELESS

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Provided safe and effective residential treatment for at risk children and teens helping them heal from past trauma and develop skills to manage their own mental health.

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Supported school age children and youth with counseling in over primary, middle, and high schools. Helped adolescents with alcohol and other drug treatment to recover.

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Provided a welcoming and supportive space for and allied youth ages 13-18 to help increase their resiliency, build community, and advocate for social justice.

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AND IMPACT ADULTS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS

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Provided young adults ages 18-24, transitioning from foster care with their own apartment, and life and other support services.

3,343

Treated adults in different stages of symptoms, crisis levels, trauma, emotional challenges, and psychiatric conditions recover from the challenges of mental health issues to achieve their potential for self-sufficiency and wellness. Because many adults with alcohol and substance use disorders also have a mental health illness, we developed a specialized program that helps individuals living with both challenges to recover and thrive.

Provided employment training, placement and retention services to adults who expected to never work again.

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adults experiencing a life-threatening crisis make a Helped successful transition to the community after being discharged.

Provided supported housing, support services, and medication adults with complex needs who would management to otherwise be homeless.

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ADULTS WILL EXPERIENCE A MENTAL ILLNESS IN THEIR LIFETIME

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OF PEOPLE WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS ARE UNEMPLOYED

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1,302 older adults in nursing homes

Provided treatment to and older adult day homes.

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OF THE HOMELESS POPULATION ARE PEOPLE WITH SERIOUS, UNTREATED MENTAL ILLNESS

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THANK YOU DONORS

We are grateful to the individuals, families, corporations, and foundations for their investment in sustaining our mission, programs, and services.

THIS LIST REFLECTS GIFTS MADE BETWEEN JANUARY 1 AND DECEMBER 31, 2018

INDIVIDUAL GIFTS $10,000-$24,999 Greg and Erin Briggs Rebeca Dawn Dave Gwinn and Karen Pederson Charles and Marie Hoffman Pat Kennedy and Melissa Ries Judy Pigott

$5,000-$9,999 Nancy Ashley Bobbe and Jon Bridge Mark DiPaolo and Oren Townsend Aurelie McKinstry Patti and Gene Neuberger Margaret Niles and Stephen Garratt Rick Omata and Carol Moody Phil Stoller Elizabeth and Geevy Thomas

$2,500 - $4,999 Anonymous (1) Dana Boggess and Bill Niwa Mark Fordham Evelyne Rozner and Matt Griffin Yazmin Mehdi and Liam Lavery Dominick Minotti Poo Penrose Charles Purcell Stuart and Lee Rolfe Karen Satterberg Dan and Nancy Schmitt Alane Simons Fred and Jan Tompkins Melet Whinston

$1,000-$2,499 Anonymous (4) Saneer and Leah Basnett Trez and Mike Buckland The Cicogna Family Christena Coutsoubos and Sean Bowles Arthur and Sharon Crisera Linda Crome Dayna and Kyle Ducey Jim and Geri Dykeman Ellen Ferguson Morgan Ferry Dick Franks & Judy Perry Katharyn Alvord Gerlich Susan Gudmundson Lisa and Phil Hay Carrie Holmes Keith and Laura Johansen David M. Johnson, Ed.D. Dr. Marylouise Jones Beth Joyce and Mark Patterson Gary P. Long and Rudolph Saavedra James Loughlin Misty and Matt Lyons Angus McGill

Marty & Mary Jo Mehl Richard and Margie Newell Nancy Niles and Scott McCorkell Lori and Steve Northey Al and Chris Orwiler Cynthia Murrill and Joe Pfeifer Randy Plunkett Jeanne Quinton Frederick and J’May Rivara Christopher Sacca Julie and Jeff Schoenfeld Alice Shobe and Eric Svaren Paul M. Silver and Christina Marra Stephanie Stone and Robert Gruhl Maryanne Tagney and David Jones John Teutsch James M. Wilson, MD

$500-$999 Anonymous (5) Pamela Almaguer and Mitchell Bay Matthew C. Anderson and Lisa Vanderford-Anderson Tricia Anderson Phoebe Andrew Deborah Arnold Joe and Zoe Bolton Shannon Braddock Karen Brandt Alice Braverman and Patrick Kafer Kristine Breton Doris and Steven Brewer John Brondello Anne Browne Lori & Steve Buchsbaum Heather and Matt Bunn Leo Butzel and Roberta Reaber Douglas and Roberta Campbell Kate and Jerry Campbell Timothy and Lorna Campbell Richard Cannon Donna Christensen King County Executive Dow Constantine Andrea Cook and Lloyd Leitch Todd and Laura Crooks Laurie Davies Ms. Elizabeth Davis Scott Davis Peggie Dickens and Paul Zuckerman Robert and Jane Doggett Evelyn Edwards Dr. and Mrs. Milton English Edward and Elissa Farmer Lisbeth and Gene Faulstich Dr. Davis Fox and Mrs. Rosemary Coleman Peter and Hope Garrett Joanne Gartenberg Celeste F. Gazarek and Michael D. Roberts Kamuron Gurol Shawn and Jason Harris Joe Hart Admiral Thomas Hayward

Nancy Hirsh Emily Hitchens Nancy J. Holm, PhD Christopher Imbeau Mary and Norm Ives Kenneth Johnson Thomas and Angela Johnson Jim Jorgenson Scott Kelly Margaret M. Kineke and Dennis West James Leighty Angela Licastro Aaron Loehr Stacey Lopez Ms Kay McCorkell Robert Meucci John and Tanya Milbrath Barbara Moe Jane Mooney John Mullan Alice Nichols Eric Nicholson Sharon Mae Numata Mark Nunes Kathy Obrien Douglas and Maryann Orwiler Poo Penrose Koby Phillips Tom and Elizabeth Powers Timothy and Tami Reinertson Rena and Stephen Ritchey Colin and Victoria Romero Erin and Lauren Rose Douglas and Casey Rosenberg Ed Santander Dan and Linda Satterberg Nicholas Sedney Sharon Semegen Bob and Danna Siverts Howard Springer Sarah Steinberg Cinda Stenger Kathryn and Edwin Sterner Jennifer Stuber Paul and Linda Suzman Michael Sweeney Mark Suzman and Katherine Switz Miki Takihana Paul Thompson Riley Thompson Matthew Upchurch Jeffrey Uyyek Kristin and Leonard Weber Joan Welsh Steve Willard Ann P. Wyckoff Mr. John Zahner

$150-$499 Anonymous (4) Mr. and Mrs. Talis Abolins Dr. Carlos Andarsio

Elizabeth Dunn Andreini & Brian Andreini Elizabeth Arjun Vernon Armstrong Allison Arrington Stuart and Susan Ashmun Lynda Baldwin Thea Barrett Kathleen Bean Richard and Debbie Beaubelle Royce and Stephanie Bixby Watson and Jane Blair Thomas and Susan Bordner Scott and Barbara Borth Scott Boyer Rebecca Brennan Diane Browning Mathew Bueno Jonathan and Alanna Burstein Erik Busse Christopher Butler Elizabeth Cadwallader Sarah Callender Janice Campbell Carolyn and John Candy Ravenna M. Candy David Catechi and Allison Brooks Goldie Caughlan Sharon and Ted Chaney Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Chapman Won-Han Cheng Dawn Cherne Haruko Choosakul Ms. Stephanie K. Cline Mary Colasurdo Frank Condel Douglas Crandall Todd and Tiffany Crosby Sean Cryan Alison Cullen Kris Cummings Paul Cunningham Susan Cwiertnia Kelsey Darlington Lauren Davis Meredith Davis Robert Dean Julie DeDonato John and Cecile Delafield Ms. Phyllis Dickey Peggy Diggs Chris and Jennifer Dobbelaere Mr. and Mrs. Sean Doull Roger Dowdy Patricia E. Doyle Susan Eastgard Benedicte Egbert Mary Anne Eng Mark Erskine Scott Evans Kimberly Feeney Tye Ferrell and Gaukhar Serikbayeva Eleanor Ferris

“Without Navos, I don’t know where I would be.”

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Chris Fiori and Katie Chamberlin Amy Forbes Anet Fox Leslie Fox Richard Franko and Stephanie Bower The Honorable David Frockt Ginny and John Gannon Jessica Garcia Alden Garrett and Charlie Eriksen Scott and Jennifer Gary Nora Gibson Rebecca and James Gifford Don and Jo Ellen Gillmore Ms. Ingrid Gourley Mungia Nancy Granger Patricia Greer Frank and Mary Jane Guarino Andrea and Christopher Hackman Joe and Kim Hamell David and Sandra Hanower Jane Harder Lyle Harris Marilyn and John Harris Aliza Hauser Edie and Milan Havranek Colleen Hayward Judith Healy Karen Henderson Cammy Hendrix Henryk Hiller Bonnie Hillman Glen and Ann Hiner Lyman Hoover Mark Hope Thuy Hua-Ly Jane Huntington Kurt Imerman Alon Israely & Allison Pearson Mark Iverson Janice Jackson-Haley & Byron Haley Mari Jalbing Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Jardine Jane A. Johnson Shannon Johnson Mr. Matthew Jones and Ms. Mary Moser Dr. Jemima Kankam Whitney Keyes Megan and Timothy Kirley Cathy Knight James and Donna Knight Ms. Erin M. Knuth Kathleen and Chris Kosmos Christiane Laakmann Oren Lang-Furr Mark Larson Kelsy and Keenan Lazzar Dr. Daniel Lessler Dixie R. Lineman Cameron Livingston and Stephen Hanss Karen Longin Jeffrey and Debbie Lorsch Mary Louden John and Mara Luoma Jeff McAuliffe Lynn and Damien McBride Ted and Jan McCaugherty Susan McDaniel Mary McHugh Terry McInerney Alex and Liz McKallor Erica Meade Karin and Richard Miller Mary Miller Miriam Miyake Makiko Miyauchi Catherine E. Munsen Jennifer Murray Lisa Novotne Rica and James Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor Kate Odom Alice Ongom Lauren OToole Anne Padilla Ross Parker

Darren Paschke Ernest Peralta Gary and Anna Peterson Hanna Petros and Timothy Overlund Christina Petty Victor and Jane Place Mallory Powell Timothy Primeaux John and Stephanie Pryor Ian Randall Mary Ransdell Mr. Kyle Raschkow Andrea Reay Martin Reinsel and Anne Longin Lauren and James Rigert Ronald and Joan Roberts Barbara Rosen Terry Rudy Torrey and David Sanbeck Karen Schepp Debbie Schultz Ronald Scott Mary Sellers Neha Sharma Kathi Skarbo Darcell Slovek-Walker Bruce and Karen Smith RJ Smith Jim and Burnley Snyder John and Mary Snyder Dr. JoAnne Solchany Albert Squiers Stephanie St. Jean Scott Starr Michelle and Robert Stewart Tobi and Tim Strevell Linda and Theodore Stryker Nancy Studzinski Virgilio and Alvie Marie Sumalbag Loretta Surma Aggie and Chick Sweeney Barbara and Bruce Swenson Jai and Han Swyter Bryce Taylor Mr. and Mrs. John Theisen Jeffrey Tobin Michael Toohey Theresa and Richard Torseth Mai Truong Mr. and Mrs. Eduard Tâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Sas Jacqueline Underberg Randolph Urmston and M. Eliza Davidson Beatrice and Paul van Tulder Elizabeth L. Ward and Herbert L. Meyer Karen White Linda Wiley Richard Willard Jacob Williams Kim Willis Mr. and Mrs. Joe Winski Joseph Wise Ann Wood Marcy Woodruff Beth Woolley Kevin Wright Ramakrishna Yalamarthi Ms. Sarah Yamamoto Kris Yoshizawa

UNDER $150 Anonymous (10) Rahel Abraham Jamie J. Adachi Mark Aiton Dinah Aldrich Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Allan Lori Allen Rhonda Ammondson Edward Andrews III and Gretchen Hund Leah Angel Jenae Armstrong Frances and Frank Arnold David and Charlotte Avolio Joan Baily

Claudia Balducci Briony Ball Jeanne Balog Nicole Barnett Riley Barton Kate Baumgartner Ms. Jane Beyer Chris and Becki Blackner Kenan Block Lisa Bouska Karissa Brainerd Dr. Emily Brandenfels Timothy Brandt Lauraine Brekke Esparza Peter Brevett Lisa and Hailey Brice Gregory and Sharon Brigance Gretchen Buet Margaret and William Burg Sequoyah Burke-Combs Ms. Karen Burlingame and Mr. Anders P. Bolang Jerry and Anne Byrne Teddi and Sean Callahan Travis Caples Terri L. Card Peter Caron Zach Carstensen Ken L. Case Dr. Joan B. Chase Sunny Cheng Ms. Elizabeth Church Freda and Rodney Cook Anthony Corsello Ben Coscarart Sylvia Courquin Jessi Crabill Garry and Kay Crane Ellen Cravens Jessica Curtin Joshua Cutler Anne Davis Gary Davis Philip Davis Robert M. Davis Lisa Dean Nancy Dean Gail Deeds Janiece DeSocio Tishna Dhaliwal Nupur Dokras Nina Dore Sonia Doughty Matthew Dubin Patrick Dunn Donald Dunning Shakonda Eagles Whitney Earles Margaret Eckert Chestine and Robert Edgar Gordon and Toni Edgar Wayne Ehlers Merry B. Elkin Jean Ellsworth Karen and Gary English Teresa Esquivel Ms. Porsche Everson Sandra Fadden Walt and Mary Fechtner Stephen Feldman and E. Katherine Knowlton Julia Forbes Tom Forbes Laurie Ford Susan Fox Alicia Franklin Mark and Janet Froio Laurel and Tim Fronek Edna Fuertes Lindie Gardner Roberta and Edward Gardner Jennifer Gess Michael and Diane Gillespie James and Carol Gillick Elaine and Lars Giusti

Mary Gogulski Gene Gousie Kerry Grant Jen Graves Joan Greathouse Becky Grenfell Barry Grosskopf and Wendy Lustbader Grosskopf RuthAnn Halford Colleen Haller Patrick Hardwick Susan Harris Amanda Hatch Roxy Hathaway Kathy Hazen Jean Hedrick Kali Henderson Karen Henderson Susan Hendricks Kevin Hendrix Theresa Henle Tim and Margot Hill Gordon and Sara Hodge Paul Hollie Justus Holm Fritz and Virginia Hossman Paula Houston Whitney Howard Jeff Hume Melissa Hyman Mark Jabbusch Alicia James Lezlie Jane Ronald and Amy Johnson Sharon I. Johnson and Gary P. Williams Sharlyne Jones Stephanie D. Jones Mary Fran Joseph Michael Jurich Emma Kelety Abby and Jeff Kensok Justine Kim David Kind N. Dale and Joy Kirkpatrick Rhonda Klee Melissa Knudson Diane and Francis Kosak Kimberly Kowis Kevin Krause Christina Kulhanek Chinua Lambie Heather Lange David Larsen Mr. Scott E. Larson, Jr. Kaitlyn and Brien Lautman Thanh Le Erin Lee Josh Lehman Maura Lentini Thomas Lewis Glenn Light Brett Link Tina Little Stan Lotking and Marcia Iwasaki Kevin Longin Thomas Longin Mr. Erik Christensen and Ms. Sarah Lovejoy Michael Lucas Maria Luchsinger Leesa Manion Lamphane Manivong Jared Manley Lynn Manley and Alexander Lindsey Johnathan and Jennifer Mann Maria Marez Margaret Masar and Geoffrey Nichols Suzanne Matsen Barbara Mauer Barbara Maurer Councilmember Joe McDermott Dr. and Mrs. Brendan McDonald Melody McDougall Miriam McHardy Kelly McKay

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Tammie McKie Fred Michel Peter Milgrom Thatcher Milholland Maureen Miner Arlene Mitchell Mary and Dan Morrison Jeff Natter Mr. and Mrs. Kristopher T. Naylor Mahlon and Jeanne Nichols Donna Nickelberry James and Kay Niemi Amy and James Norwood Howard and Sue Nye Kathryn Obermeyer Michael O’Brien Allie and Paul Okner Dick and Olga Oppfelt Kari Oswold Carol O’Toole Ms. Telisha C. Perryman Representative Eric Pettigrew Pamela Pitre Susan Polovitch-Davis Kevin Proctor Ms. Joyce Ramee and Mr. Rodger Burnell Mrs. Vicki M. Rauscher Jenifer Rees Rocco and Abigail Robins Roxann Robinson Betsy Rose Morris and Gail Rosenberg Lael Ross Emilia Rota Thomas Rubin and Nina Russell Joseph W. Ryan and J. Lee Nelson Kathleen Sayan Scott Loren and Renée Schiro Charlie Sheffer Kathleen and Allen Shoup Elizabeth Singer Michael Sloane Stacy Smith Valisa Smith and JR Pare Jacque Sorensen Cindy Spanton Cary J and Augustus Sparks Margaret Stanley Joseph and Dyann Strecker Dick and Hope Stroble Anandakumar Sundaramoorthy Lucy R. Sutphen, MD Constance Swank Beth Sylves Allen Tacke and Mary Simon Claire Tadych Doug and Gretchen Tapp Eric Taylor and Sheena Aebig-Taylor Dorothy Teeter Aron and Sara Thompson Elizabeth Thompson Michael Toomey Rachel Trickett Ralph and Diane Trieselmann Ms. Christina M. Turner Carrie Valderas Laura Van Tosh Nick G. VanDerlinden Christine VanderWerf Diane Venti and Tom Wyrick Alison Verney Helena Waara Bradley Wakai Walter and Linda Walker Elaine Walsh Linda Wanless Megan Wanless Stanley and Kelly Wanless Sasha Waring, MD Kelly Warner-King and Mike King Livia Watson Bob and Cathy Webster Carolyn Webster

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Joshua Weckhorst Leyla Welkin Michelle Wilkinson Donovan Willeto James Winebrenner Dawn and Andrew Yokoe Sara Young Antonio Zuniga

CORPORATE/ FOUNDATION GIFTS Anonymous (4) AAA Washington Abbott Construction Inc. ABM Janitorial Services, Inc. Alaska Airlines Pilots Charitable Fund Amazon AmazonSmile Foundation American Endowment Foundation Amerigroup Washington AT&T Atmosera Bank of America Matching Gifts BECU Beffa Dental Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation BNBuilders, Inc. Bradson Consulting BrN Engineering, Inc Brooks Powers Group Burien Toyota/Chevrolet Burien-White Center Rotary C.E. Stuart Charitable Foundation CaffeinatedKyle.com Calvary Wallingford Cambia Health Soutions CDK Global, Inc Centene Management Company LLC City of Burien City of SeaTac City of Seattle – Homewise Weatherization Program CLB Pharmaceutical Resources, Inc. Combined Federal Campaign – King County/N Puget Sound #0923 Combined Fund Drive Secretary of State of Washington Comic Relief, Inc Community Health Plan of Washington Coordinated Care Costco Wholesale D.A. Davidson & Co. Delta Dental of Washington DOWA - IBI Group Architects Emerald City Social Club Estate of Kathryn E. Barnard Evelyn Egtvedt Charitable Trust Excelsior Far Away Entertainment FastSigns Southwest Seattle Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Firstline Communications Give With Liberty Glenmede Trust Company, N.A. Gradient Green Kiss Pest Control Gridiron Creek Foundation Hayward Family Foundation Health Management Associates Heartland, LLC Hermanson Company LLP India Hicks Ambassador Program Integrated Changes, LLC Janssen Pharmaceuticals Inc Jeffris Wood Fund JP Morgan Chase & Co. Matching Gift Program Junction Flats, LLC K&L Gates Kaiser Permanente Karr Tuttle Campbell

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KCPAO Front Office Kerry Oliver Guild King County Best Starts for Kids King County Employee Giving Program King County Housing Authority King County Housing Office King County Metro Transit – Passenger Van & Bus Tickets Kroger – Fred Meyer Community Rewards Laird Norton Family Foundation Lake Burien Shore Club Lucky Seven Foundation Martyn Family Foundation McKay Wealth Management Meta Healthcare IT Solutions Meucci & Associates Microsoft Matching Gift Program Millenium Kids Mobile Giving Foundation Moccasin Lake Foundation, Inc. Molina Healthcare of Washington Moss Adams, LLP Muslim Community Resource Center myStrength, Inc. Nellie Carman Trust Nintendo of America Nordstrom, Inc. Northwest Children’s Fund Northwest Kidney Centers Northwest Outdoor Center, Inc. Nucor Steel Seattle , Inc. oBJEKTS, LLC Orwiler Group LLC Patagonia Ballard Phillips Law Firm, PLLC Physicians Insurance Pine Street Group, LLC PlayCreation Plymouth Congregational Church Point B Solutions Premera Public Health – Seattle & King County Radixos, LLC Rafn Company RealNetworks Foundation Robert & Genevieve Watson Fund at the Seattle Foundation Rotary Club Of Lake Union Schuchart Corporation Schwab Charitable Fund Seattle Bouldering Project Seattle Children’s Seattle Children’s Theatre Seattle Foundation Seattle Sounders FC Seattle Symphony Second Dental Opinion Com, Inc. Sigmund Software LLC Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence Sisters of Providence Starbucks Coffee Company – Burien Plaza State of Washington – Department of Commerce StrataCore Swedish Health Systems Synapse Learning Solutions, LLC Sysco Seattle, Inc. Teknon TEW Foundation The Boeing Employee Individual Giving Program The Finest Accessories, Inc. The Lightner Smith Designated Fund at The Seattle Foundation The Macfarlane Foundation The Rite Aid Foundation Time Equipment Company Toys For Kids U.S. Bank Employee Matching Gift Program UBS Foundation USA Matching Gift Program United Health Group – Employee Giving Campaign

United Way of Greater Philadelphia & Southern New Jersey United Way of King County UnitedHealthcare Company University Business Center US Bank – Bellevue Main Branch US Bank Foundation USI Insurance Valley Cities Counseling & Consultation Washington Alarm, Inc. Woodland Park Zoo Wyman Youth Trust

MEMORIALS/ HONORARIUMS Nancy Ashley, in memory of Lucille Ashley Donald Dunning, in honor of Kyle Elliott Evelyn Edwards, in honor of Emile Beux Celeste F. Gazarek and Michael D. Roberts, in honor of Cassie Undlin Susan Gudmundson, in memory of Graham Gudmundson Cammy Hendrix, in memory of Shelley Satterberg Dr. Jemima Kankam, in honor of Kyle Elliott Kevin Longin, in honor of Anne Longin Thomas Longin, in honor of Anne Longin Karen Longin, in honor of Anne Longin Tammie McKie, in memory of Robert Carpenter Poo Penrose, in memory of Susan Houck Lounsbury Christopher Sacca, in honor of Poo Penrose Loretta Surma, in honor of Ben Surma Barbara and Bruce Swenson, in honor of Julie Frank Carrie Valderas, in honor of Emilio Valderas In honor of Randy Revelle Frances and Frank Arnold Ms. Jane Beyer Lauraine Brekke Esparza Lisa and Hailey Brice Jon and Bobbe Bridge Margaret and William Burg The Cicogna Family Susan and Tom Cunningham Patrick Dunn Benedicte Egbert Wayne Ehlers Karen and Gary English Sandra Fadden Walt and Mary Fechtner Roberta and Edward Gardner Elaine and Lars Giusti Joan Greathouse Tim and Margot Hill Suzanne Matsen Michael O’Brien Ms. Joyce Ramee and Mr. Rodger Burnell Morris and Gail Rosenberg Lael Ross Margaret Stanley Jai and Han Swyter Randolph Urmston and M. Eliza Davidson Laura Van Tosh

If your name is misspelled or omitted, please let us know at development@navos.org.

2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Don Gillmore PRESIDENT

Brian Abeel FIRST VICE PRESIDENT

Patti Neuberger SECOND VICE PRESIDENT

Michael Sweeney TREASURER/SECRETARY

Bobbe J. Bridge BOARD MEMBER EMERITUS

Jean Ellsworth BOARD MEMBER EMERITUS

Rebeca Dawn Lisa Drechsler Charles Hoffman Carrie Holmes Ernest Peralta Charles Purcell Sandy Rosenkranz Eric Svaren David M. Johnson, CEO

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For information about making a legacy gift, call or email Lisa Hay, Vice President of Development & Marketing at 206-933-7248 or lisa.hay@navos.org, or visit navos.org.

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