2021 Annual Report

November 1, 2022 Hello friends, I’m proud to share our 2021 annual report with you, which captures the way you stepped up to meet your neighbors’ needs during a time of historic hardship and uncertainty. One22 was a primary vehicle for many of you who were intent on providing relief to folks dealing with the fallout of the pandemic and resulting economic upheaval. We were faced with an outsized effort to get food, rent, and other emergency assistance in the hands of those who needed it. Together, we did it – creatively, responsibly, and abundantly. Now that we have a minute to catch our breath, we’re pleased to share that story.

As I report on 2021, which feels like forever ago, I need to let you know the view from my vantage point today, too, and there are a few things to tell you about. Namely, a flood in our food pantry, the launch of financial empowerment initiatives, and a note about our organization’s finances. Altogether, I can tell you that while we’re still in the aftermath of the 2020-2021 pandemic, we are back to our core work serving a community that works and lives here, but finds it more difficult than ever to make ends meet. We see now that our task has multiplied tenfold since 2019.

We set our revenue goals to meet the demands of our community. And we want you to know that our mission to offer basic needs, in addition to a path forward, has not receded at the same rate as the massive philanthropic support of the past two years.

Thanks to you, we boldly delivered services. We will need your continued support to build on this strong track record as the aftermath of the pandemic continues to wreak havoc in the community we love.

Yours truly, Sharel

JANUARY 2022 Flood soaks the Jackson Cupboard, prompting a new curbside format and launch of satellite Cupboards at the Rec Center, Pioneer Homestead, and Teton County Library Result: Staff and a team of 122 volunteers now disburse more than 30,000 pounds of food, the equivalent of 25,000 meals, monthly.

APRIL 2022 Financial empowerment initiative kicks off, offering supportive learning opportunities through tailored education offerings Result: Dozens of clients learned about budgeting, credit and debt, and saving and planning for the future through online, inperson, and soon-to-be on-demand series, in collaboration with families from Teton Literacy Center, the Children’s Learning Center, and families in One22’s youth activity scholarship program.

FALL 2022 Revenue lags 33% behind goal while inflation plagues clients Result: We are thrilled and humbled by the generosity of Old Bill’s Fun Run donors, and still rely on year-end donors for continued support to meet our 2022 income budget.

ANNUAL REPORT 2021

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Dear Friends, The past two years have held what seems like a lifetime’s worth of hardship and stress. It’s hard to believe now that there was a time when we thought the pandemic would wane by Memorial Day 2020.

Although some of the immediacy of the pandemic was behind us in 2021, the community we serve continued to feel its deeper effects—a broader gap in economic stability, loss of work due to quarantine and closures, and the resulting everyday stressors.

The growth we experienced in 2020 gave us the runway to flex our adaptive thinking muscles in 2021. At the beginning of the year, our team paused to reflect on 2020 and determine how we could best serve our community members moving forward. After some creative thinking, our board of directors gave their blessing to move forward with program adaptations. In the following pages, you’ll find the stories of how these changes came to fruition. You’ll also read about the tremendous achievements of our staff and volunteers, who continued to navigate uncharted waters in 2021.

While these two years have been long and uncertain, one thing has not changed—the generosity of this community. You are among those who do not cease in standing up to the call to care for your neighbors. As a result, the community members we serve were able to take home bags full of no-cost groceries, breathe a little deeper after receiving assistance with the rising cost of child care, and achieve personal goals through our individualized assistance program. Without donors like you, this life-changing work would not be possible.

On behalf of our entire staff and board, thank you for your continued support, and for helping us work to create a diverse and inclusive community, with opportunities for all residents to thrive. While this work is far from complete, you bolster our vision each and every day.

In Gratitude,

Sharel Lund Executive Director

Bob Hartman Co-Chair

Margot Snowdon Co-Chair

OUR BOARD MEMBERS Bob Hartman, Co-Chair | Margot Snowdon, Co-Chair | Sara Flitner, Vice Chair | Dick Jaquith, Secretary/Treasurer | Lisa Carlin | Cindy Corona | Ian Johnston | Mike Randall | Paul Vogelheim | Missy Whelan | Jeff Willemain

About

One22

MISSION

VISION

One22 invests in and supports our neighbors who face financial and cultural challenges.

A diverse greater Teton community, with opportunities for all residents to thrive.

CORE VALUES • We value collaboration, both with individuals and other organizations, to equip our neighbors with the proper tools to succeed.

• We respond to the needs of individuals and the community. We strive to maintain reliable, consistent, and transparent communication with those we serve.

• We support the empowerment of every individual to develop lasting autonomy and stability.

• We treat the community we serve with dignity and respect, celebrating diversity of thought, background, and lived experience. We seek to actively listen and learn from each other at every opportunity.

• We foster a culture of integrity and strive for organizational excellence in all forms. ​Financial Assistance • Language Access • Immigrant Services Youth Activity Scholarships • Food Assistance - Jackson Cupboard

2021:

A

Year of “Yes”

Turning a corner from the dark confusion of 2020 into the cautious optimism of 2021, One22 staff members took a moment to pause. We felt it was vital to reflect on the lessons we had learned, and the needs we saw accelerating. Certain only that more unpredictability lay ahead, we embraced a “year of yes.” Yes, to widening the scope of resources where we could. Yes, to experimenting with best practices in education and case management.

Yes, to increased access to food and language support.

And Yes, to taking the leap toward a new look for, and message about, One22 Resource Center. Looking back, the spirit that carried us through 2021 was one of being open-minded and vulnerable, with the courage that comes from our donors’ generosity to say “Yes!”

EXPAND YOUTH ACTIVITY SCHOLARSHIPS The pandemic took a toll on social, emotional, and learning development for youth. In partnership with the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, we identified a need to use scholarship funds to help more kids rebuild connections through summer and extracurricular opportunities in 2021. By adjusting the sliding scale and raising the age limit of participants, more kids were able to play, learn, and create again. The family contribution for some households was lowered from 33% to just 10% of the total program cost, based on household income. Additionally, the age eligibility for the program was expanded to include middle and high school students. Knowing the financial stress put on program partners during 2020, One22 also lowered the program partner match for smaller organizations.

Combined, these efforts allowed 256 students to participate in more than 30 summer and extracurricular activities.

OFFER INDIVIDUALIZED, GOAL-ORIENTED SUPPORT After many community members returned to One22 for consecutive months of rent assistance in 2020, we identified a need to provide deeper case management and support for some folks. In a pilot program, seven households received three consecutive months of rent assistance, while participating in goal setting, planning, and regular check-ins to learn about resources. Lessons learned in this trial program influenced adjustments to our overall financial assistance model, which were implemented in October.

Pictured: University of Wyoming Master of Social Work Intern, Ellie Finnegan, helped pilot this program

ASSIST WITH RISING COST OF CHILD CARE

Expanded financial assistance including child care stipends

As a result of community conversations with early education and child care providers, we identified an emerging need for financial assistance with child care. Quarantines, reduced work hours, closures, and staffing issues led to increasing financial struggles for families and threatened an already fragile child care system. For these reasons, One22’s financial assistance program expanded to include child care stipends, beginning in February.

Throughout the year, we adapted this program to include stipends for important homegrown child care avenues such as babysitting. In total, more than 30 households accessed this budget-alleviating tool in 2021.

LOWER LANGUAGE BARRIERS AND INCREASE ACCESS TO IMMIGRANT SUPPORT Traditionally, providers who used One22’s interpretation and translation services paid an hourly fee. In 2021, we recognized that many Spanish speakers had been left behind as our world became increasingly distant and digital.

In an effort to help ensure language access in essential services, we waived all fees for human service nonprofit and government organizations. These organizations help community members access healthcare, child safety, and shelter, often involving advanced or nuanced vocabulary. Additionally, we provided financial assistance with filing and application fees for critical legal documents, as well as initial legal consultation for needs related to education, employment, immigration, or household wellbeing and independence.

Pictured: Staff members Estela Torres and Emily Gomez headed language access and immigrant support initiatives.

INCREASE ACCESSIBILITY TO FOOD In October 2020, we brought food access into our array of services with the addition of the Jackson Cupboard. With no-cost groceries available at our new 245 North Glenwood location, in January, our team determined a need to find creative ways to expand access to food for those unable to come to the Cupboard during open hours. Notably, this took shape in our Rec Center satellite cupboard in partnership with Teton County/ Jackson Parks & Recreation. This satellite location aims to provide a place for community members to access no-cost groceries, seven days a week, while decreasing the stigma associated with these services.

Pictured: Satellite Cupboard opens in lobby of Rec Center

LEARN FROM PEERS IN MOUNTAIN TOWNS Last spring, One22 set out to learn from peer organizations in mountain towns that provide food, financial assistance, and case management services. By hosting a two-day virtual summit in April and October, we established a new community of partners, comprising resource centers in Park City, Lake Tahoe/Truckee, Breckenridge, Sun Valley, Big Sky, and more.

One22 and a planning team offered staff members at all levels an opportunity to share ideas, challenges, and lessons learned with colleagues facing similar stressors. This professional network has saved members countless hours of trial and error, and offered camaraderie and support. The sharing of best Initiated coalition of practices has led to improvements in food assistance, financial assistance resource centers, hosted protocols, merger successes and challenges, and leadership fatigue. An virtual summit Executive Leadership Circle was formed, and this coalition continues to meet and address emerging issues.

Pictured: Virtual summit planning team from Park City and Jackson

LEVERAGE RENT ASSISTANCE FOR GREATER IMPACT In October, we re-launched our financial assistance process, with improvements identified through a trial program that paired goal setting and planning with rent assistance. These adjustments include offering households financial assistance up to three times in a calendar year, with a specific purpose built into each subsequent application. Specifically, each subsequent application focuses on connection to resources, budgeting, and planning ahead. In this way, financial assistance can be used to increase stability over time. We also launched a first/last/deposit program to help households who have the opportunity to secure more affordable or stable rental housing, but find the upfront cost to be prohibitive.

Pictured: Staff members Marcela Gonzales and Yanet Garcia Perez advised and implemented improvements in financial assistance.

A NEW LOOK FOR ONE22

As our neighbors’ needs transformed and intensified, so too have One22’s services and resources. This presented an opportunity to recast our image and our story as an organization. Our desire is that our clients, partners, and supporters benefit from a clearer understanding of community needs, One22’s role, and the impacts of our work. In the fall of 2021, together with trusted advisors, we began the first steps in an evolutionary process to modernize our brand and ensure the reflection of our values in our marketing and communications. Beginning with a clear and approachable logo and bold colors articulated in this report, we’ve embarked on a journey to clearly define our organization and our mission. A complete rebranding process and revamped website will happen in 2022, guided by our belief in the power of our community—at once a refuge of support and a force for transformative change.

2021

by the

Numbers

YOUTH ACTIVITY SCHOLARSHIPS 1,930 days of subsidized youth summer camp facilitated by One22 256 students accessed summer and extracurricular activities 30 scholarship program partners IMMIGRANT SUPPORT SERVICES & LANGUAGE ACCESS 71 households navigated workers’ compensation, vital records, employment options, legal referrals, housing options, immigration issues, and cultural orientation with support from One22 325 hours of interpretation services allowed community members to communicate in critical situations.

SPECIAL PROJECTS 96 students returned to school with the school supplies they needed for the year as part of the school supply drive.

381 individuals experienced the joy of receiving gifts through the holiday gift drive.

1,611

2,063

HOUSEHOLDS SERVED

COMMUNITY MEMBERS SERVED

RENT ASSISTANCE 359 households received assistance with rent CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE 33 households, representing 44 children, received support for child care expenses FIRST/LAST/DEPOSIT PROGRAM 8 households accessed improved living conditions and reduced housing costs through the first/last/ deposit program.

FOOD ACCESS - JACKSON CUPBOARD 1,378 distinct households accessed no-cost groceries through the Jackson Cupboard 8,557 shopping visits 414,087 pounds of food and household supplies were distributed through Jackson Cupboard’s primary and satellite locations 320,917 meals distributed

$1,353,847 DISTRIBUTED IN DIRECT FOOD AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE; 40% OF TOTAL EXPENSES

Financials EXPENSES $3,354,645 Food Access Jackson Cupboard $853,396 Cost of Food $517,357

25% Client Service

2%

$1,881,687

56%

10% 6%

Direct Client Assistance $836,492

Language Access $78,175

Administration $328,687

Fundraising $212,698

INCOME $4,257,012 Program Reimbursements $ 1,017,046 CARES Act Funding $842,174

Local Government $204,375

24%

Individuals and Small Businesses $2,748,478

5% 7%

65%

Private Foundations $287,113

One22 Resource Center received generous philanthropic support in 2020 and 2021. Based on donor intent, at the end of 2020, the board of directors created a designated fund for the food access program and for direct financial assistance; these funds will be used to support the new and ongoing needs of community members as economic challenges continue. At the end of 2021, $1,332,096 was designated for financial assistance and $253,279 for food assistance.

In Gratitude One22 Resource Center is grateful for the support of the following individuals, foundations, businesses, and organizations who generously supported our work between January 1 and December 31, 2021. Our work is made possible by numerous individual donors, as well as generous support from the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole and St. John’s Episcopal Church.

Brad Abrams and Robbi Farrow Stephan and Laura Abrams Michele Burton Mary Bushnell Bradley Adams and Leah Schwartz Luke and Tara Adell Michael and Virginia Adler Alan J. Hirschfield Foundation Albertsons Adan Alcantar and Laura Escobar Cervantes Joseph Alvarado and Margaret Sullivan Amazon.com American Trading and Production Corporation DeAnn and Dan Anderson Jean Anderson Shaun and Betty Andrikopoulos John and Sue Ewan Gary and Susan Cloninger C and R Ankeny Anonymous Antin Infrastructure Services Luxembourg Antler Inn/Elk Country Motels Inc. Anvil Hotel Apex Real Estate & Property Management Andrew and Rebecca Apfelberg Kari Argovitz Geoff and Susan Armstrong Lance Ash Steve and Anne Ashley Jim and Carolyn Augé DuBose and Sallie Ausley Doug and Nancy Ayers Mickey Babcock Dan Baker Robert and Sharon Baker Joan Baldwin Jason and Laurie Balogh Eric and Jennifer Balsa Dmitry Balyasny Roger and Patrice Banks Lisa Barber Jeremy Barkley Marion Barrow John and Joyce Batson Reid Bauer Jennifer Baxter John Becker Merton and Bonnie Bell Margaret Bellorado Richard and Kristin Bemis Benedict Miller Foundation Robert Berlin Sally Berman Kent Bernard John and Eileen Berner Chris Bessonette and Joanna Cooke Eleanor Bessonette Bill and Martha Best Betty B. Baril Fund EcoCards.org Beyond Efficiency, Inc. Zahan and Kimberly Billimoria Donna Bing Julie Birrer Bland and Liza Hoke Family Fund Julie Blanton Joan Blatt Cynthia Bloom

Richard and Rebecca Bloom Cathy and Ken Blount Jonathan Blum and Erica Roberts Ralf and Kathy Boer Paul and Amy Boillot Bill Bornap Lori Bowdler Bruce and Liz Bowen Tim Bradley and Ruth Harrington Will and Jennifer Bradof Lindsay Brandenburg Kimberly Brandt Kelsey Brehm Stephanie Brennan Bridger Teton National Forest Employee Club Nicole Brittingham Clark and Susan Brooks Herb and Amy Brooks Willi Brooks Diana Brown Douglas Brown and Lorie Cahn Kathleen Brown Maureen and David Brown Rhys Brown and Jennifer Ford Tisch Brown Edward and Lauren Browne Frank Brummer Theresa and Les Brunker Tom and Jennifer Bruno John Buckley Mary Kate Buckley Bonnie Budge Paul and Julie Bulat Kenneth and Mary Burdin Bruce and Cathie Burkland Katherine Bush Daniel and Joyce Butcher Dennis and Marian Butcher Rosemarie Caiazzo Jill Callahan Jill Callaway Michael Campbell and Ann Harvey William Campbell Walkey CAPC Services LLC Capt.Bob Fund Betsy Carlin and Becky Watson Barbara Carlsberg Wendy Carlson-Koll Elaine Carney David Carpenter Vance and Ann Carruth Andrew and Nancy Carson Ann Carter Jane Carter Matthew Carter-Tracy Melissa Cassutt Paul Cayot Central Wyoming College David and Mary Cernicek Laura and Stan Chamberlain Chapman Family Foundation David Chavez and Rhea Lewis Curtis Cheshier Circ Design Inc Frances Clark Litt Clark and Kathy Smith Mark and Jeanie Clark CLB Architects John Clegg and Nancy Lee Jim and Tina Clouse John and Jessica Coakley Laura Coe Ali Cohane Daniel Collins and Rona Ferguson

Dick and Nancy Collister Kristin and Tom Combs Ryan and Susan Combs Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Mike and Janelle Conlin Karen Connelly Katharine Conover-Keller and Fred Keller Mary Cooke Stein Eugenie Copp and Ken Overfield Corbin & Dorice McNeill Foundation Cornell Douglas Foundation Cindy Corona, Eduardo Rodriguez Carrillo and Eduardo Carrillo Janet and John Costello Helen and Michael Cottingham Alyson Courtemanch and Forest Dramis Cowboy Village Resort Maryann Crawford Flat Creek Inn LLC Bryan Crews Colleen Crowley and Jack Martin Cumming Foundation Don Cushman Lee and Mary Cutler Paul and Julie D’Amours Shane Darnel and Lindsay Long Michael and Shawn Daus Dave Hansen Whitewater Laura Davenport David and Lisa Carlin Donor Advised Fund Aaron and Seadar Davis Van and Lynne Davis Andree Dean Johann and Kirsten Deisenhofer Eric and Anne Delahaye Peter and Susan Dennis Arthur and Christine Denton Julie Dery Larry and Susie Detrick Steve Deutsch Barclay Dexter Reade Dornan Dorothy W Gach Family Foundation Lloyd and Michele Dorsey Michele Dorsey Leah and Adriana Dow-Sanchez Kristen Dragoo Jeff and Laura Drew Chad Driewer Ridgeline Log and Timber Stephen and Emy Duerr Robert Duggan and Mary Weber Laura Dunlop Sara Dykema Paul Dykeman and Pauline Towers-Dykeman Ian and Beth Eastman Mike and Diana Eden Matthew and Marilyn Ednie Charlene Edson and Grant Simpson William and Pauline Egan David Elan Elks Lodge Jocelyn and Robert Emery Denny Emory Enterprise Holdings Foundation

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John and Dawn Hummel Joe and Brooke Humphrey Hungry Jack’s General Store Jim and Maggie Hunt Holly Hunter and Mark Kelleher Richard Ice Impact Assets Gary Isbell Jackson Cupboard Legacy Fund Jackson Hole Lions Club Jackson Pediatrics Jackson Temp Services, Inc. Jane and Charles Kusek Charitable Fund Eric Janssen and Allison Gillen Aaron Japel Dick and Patty Jaquith Jarve Family Fund Jessica and Chris Jaubert Michael Calabrese Cheryl Jelinek Reece Jenkins Des Jennings and Chloe Lewis Kate Jensen and Frederick Day Jane Jerger Ken and Sherrie Jern Donald Jeske Juan Jimenez Bedolla and Rosalba Vazquez de Jimenez Joe Albright and Marcia Kunstel Charitable Fund Annette and Bryan Johnson Bill Johnson Katherine and Eric Johnson Sara Jane Johnson Worthy Johnson Ian Johnston Laura and Scott Johnston Sarah and Jeffrey Johnston Chelcie Jonke Angela Jordan Tom and Becky Jordan Arne Jorgensen and Teresa De Groh Jorgensen Associates Sorina Juganaru and Deshawn Porter Willy and Dagmar Jurgens Esther Kane Jenna Kaplan Karl M Johnson Foundation Inc Jenny Karns Peter and Jeanine Karns Karns Family Fund James Karon Robert and Anna Mae Kass Patrick Kearney Stacey and Harold Kelly Connie Kemmerer Charles Kerr and Gudrun Rice Sarah Kerr David and Rachel Khoury Becky and Ted Kimmel Lacelliese King Fred and Susan Kingwill Carrie Kirkpatrick Chris Kirkpatrick Roger and Jeanne Kirkpatrick Stephanie Kiser Lindsay Kissel Kiwanis Club of Jackson Hole Richard and Mary Lou Klene Bill Klyn Kathleen Kneeland Mary Lynne Kneller Kraig Kobert

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Matt and Jamie Turner Turpin Meadow Ranch Twigs Amy and Steve Unfried Juliet Unfried Colleen and Ethan Valenstein Julie Van Gelder Warren and Martha Van Genderen Karen Van Norman Paul and Nancy Vaughn Jill Veber Vogelheim Family Fund W.K. Kellogg Foundation Robert Wachter Louise Wade Polly and Sandy Wakeman Karen Walker Marni Walsh Christy Walton James and Elizabeth Walton Ernie Wampler Lisa and Mark Wan Doreen Ward Peter and Adrienne Ward Travis Ward and Margaret Gordon Ward + Blake Architects William and Kathy Warner Alyssa Watkins Molly Watters Carol Wauters Diana and Tim Waycott Bob and Mary Weber Robert Weed Kenneth and Lynn Wegner Bob Weiss and Maggie Radford David and Madalena Weiss Mike and Diana Welch Robert Wemple Westgroup TML LLC Lila Wheatley Ali and Henry Wheeler Juliann Whelan Terrence Whitaker John Whitley Erich and Chris Wilbrecht John and Nancy Wilbrecht Karen Wilbrecht Jeffrey and Chris Willemain William Howard Flowers, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Butch and Linda Williams Ann and John Willott Katherine Wilson Wilson Elementary School Kurt and Chris Wimberg Terry Winchell and Claudia Bonnist Mike Winn Paul and Jessica Wireman Kellie Wirth Michael and Cheryl Witz Jeffrey and Barbara Wogoman James Wolf and Nan Neth Stephen and June Wolfson Womack Charity Account Meghan Wood Peter Wood and Libby Crews Wood Loring Woodman and Melody Lin Ann Wright Elliott Wright Kelvin Wu and Elli Bemis Deb Wuersch Wyoming Governors Residence Foundation Wyss Foundation X Giving Fund Christi Yannelli Matthew Yeo Stanley and Rebecca Zaist Raquel Zapata Ramirez and Marcelo Alcantar Sanchez Greg and Dimmie Zeigler Dan and Sharon Zelenko Theresa Zellmer Sondra and Wiley Zernis Joshua Ziolkowski Emily Zook Allen Zuckerman Sam Zuckerman and Padgett Hoke Isabel Zumel Mark and Ilene Zwerin

Volunteers

At One22 Resource Center, volunteers breathe life into our food access program. When shoppers show up to our space to place and pick up grocery orders, they are met with the smiling faces of our staff members and volunteers. Over the course of 2021, our volunteers handled the challenges of everchanging Covid protocols and adaptations to our program with grace. While the number of hours volunteers collectively served is impressive, their true impact on our program is immeasurable.

2021 VOLUNTEERS AND VOLUNTEER GROUPS Marilyn Andersen Tevin Beckford Anna Bennett Stephanie Brennan Molly Breslin Amy Brooks Susan Kelly Burkitt Daniel Butcher Lisa Carlin David Carpenter Central Wyoming College Culinary Program Students Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Missionaries

Cathy French Andrea Gomez Oxman Matt Hall David Hardie Leslye Hardie Bob Hartman Bruce Hawtin Holly Hunter Dick Jaquith Ian Johnston Laura Johnston Scott Johnston Robert Kass Mark Kelleher

Andrea Ramos-Pyne Mike Randall Kerri Ratcliffe Ben Read Mark Roche Catherine Rogers Lily Roth Monica Ruiz Jessica Rae Schermerhorn Claudia Schrotz Michael Schrotz Scouting for Food/Scouts of America Volunteers Margot Snowdon

“Volunteering at the Jackson Cupboard really makes me feel like I am part of a bigger community. The Cupboard serves all parts of our community and allows us to meet anyone where they are to take care of their needs with dignity and respect.”

—Stacey Kelly Liz Collins Janelle Conlin Mike Conlin Cindy Corona Daniel Cortez Kevin Crawley Jeff Drew Laura Edelman Andrea Evans Karin Finlay Ellie Finnegan Sara Flitner First Interstate Bank Employees Gemma Ford

Stacey Kelly Andrew Klein Jane LaJohn Lindsey Lanham Heidi Leeds Paige MacLeod Madailein McLaughlin Julie Mclaurin Megan Morris Anne Motlow James Neishabouri Jackson Neishabouri Jayne Ottman Cathy Poindexter

Max Sommer Rose Spaulding Alyson Spery St. John’s Episcopal Church Staff Patty Staley Liz Sunshine Kathryn Turner Kate Vaughn Paul Vogelheim Nancy Watkins Missy Whelan Jeff Willemain Ben Williamson

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TOTAL NUMBER OF VOLUNTEERS

2,332 TOTAL NUMBER OF VOLUNTEER HOURS WORKED

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