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Give to what matters most to you!

WHAT MATTERS MOST TO YOU? 2018

A supplement to the Bainbridge Island Review

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Rotary Scholarship Foundation Educational Scholarships: Rewarding exemplary community service

Vocational Scholarships : For students pursuing their dreams

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Building a Humane Community.

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At Kitsap Humane Society, we provided compassionate, individualized care for more than 7,000 animals who came through our doors last year. When the animals need us, we are there.

Kitsap Humane Society by the Numbers 2017

6,810 5,910 1,230 5,607 2,473 3,204 1,358

animals rehomed animals adopted

96%

animals in foster care

of animals saved

animals spayed/neutered

at-risk animals transferred in stray animals taken in animals relinquished by owners

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2018 Red Envelope campaign is here What matters most to YOU? They’re not the typical symbols of Fall, but on Bainbridge Island, a red envelope in your mailbox, One Call for All signs popping up around town, and appeals from your favorite organizations mean one thing: The Red Envelope Campaign has begun.

Since 1960, One Call for All has sent out an annual fundraising appeal on behalf of the many nonprofit organizations serving Bainbridge Island. It is like no other campaign in the world, because One Call for All delivers 100 percent of your donation to the organizations you designate.

We no longer knock on neighbors’ doors to collect for the appeal, though. The campaign relies on each Bainbridge resident to choose recipient agencies and submit their donation via mail or online.

Each year, the number of dollars raised grows – last year, the campaign raised $1.4 million! – but so does the need. If you’ve seen your Red Envelope, you know that there are MANY agencies participating this year.

We’re pleased to welcome 10 new agencies: Alliance for Youth, Assistance Dogs Northwest, Bainbridge Island Fruit Club,

DID YOU KNOW… ONE CALL FOR ALL CAN ACCEPT GIFTS OF STOCK and other appreciated assets on behalf of the organizations you choose to support?

Many One Call for All partner agencies have few or no staff and lack the capacity to accept donations online or via a brokerage account. One Call for All is very happy to offer this service free of charge to our nonprofit community.

For many donors, giving appreciated stock or mutual fund shares that they’ve held for more than a year has tax benefits. Consult your financial advisor for details, but if you itemize deductions, you can take a charitable deduction for the stock’s value on the day you give it away, as well as avoid capital gains tax on the increased value.

OF COURSE, THE BIGGEST BENEFIT TO YOU is that you can spread out your gift among many of the wonderful organizations that contribute to making our Island special, and these organizations do not need to do anything to benefit from your generosity! Please call Tracey Peacoe Denlinger, Executive Director, for details about how to make a gift of stock. It’s easy! 206.842.0659

Bloodworks Northwest, CHiP Talks, The Dahlia Foundation, EcoAdapt, inD Theatre, Kids Up! Playground, and West Sound CoderDojo. Also, please note that two favorites have new names – Teen Talking Circles is now Circle in Truth, and Bainbridge Arts & Crafts is now The Art Project.

With one check or credit card donation, you can support as many organizations as you’d like.

The average donor chooses seven, but many broaden their impact by donating to the Community Fund (which is divided up into “shares” distributed to organizations based on how many donations each receives) or to One Call for All operations, which supports all agencies by maintaining our website, postage, printing, credit card fees, and more.

As you peruse the list and choose your favor-

“OCFA makes it easy to support the organizations we care about in one communityspirited swoop.”

— Barb Trafton, BI Parks Foundation

ites, it might be helpful to note that for many organizations, the Red Envelope is the only solicitation you will receive this year.

One Call for All exists as the sole fundraising vehicle for many of the smaller agencies – in fact, a third of One Call for All recipients have no paid staff.

You may be inspired by the organizations featured on the following pages.

If you’re struggling with your decision about where to give, please visit www.onecallforall. org. Each organization has a complete description of their work and a link to their website if you’d like to learn more.

Your next decision is HOW to give. Donating online has become even easier than before. You can even make a recurring donation monthly or quarterly if you’d like. You may also use the form on page 12 and mail it to One Call for All, P.O. Box 10487, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110.

Now it’s in your hands – time for you to choose which local nonprofits you wish to support. Thank you for your contribution.

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Helping Dogs Help People.

Thank you for supporting our public schools through One Call for All!

Your donations help provide Assistance Dogs, free of charge, to children and adults with disabilities and other special needs.

Assistance Dogs Northwest is located on Bainbridge Island

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Senior Center supports full, active lives If you’re of a certain age but find the term ‘senior’ doesn’t fit, try ‘elder.’ Maybe ‘perennial.’

Or none of the above. Notwithstanding its name, the Bainbridge Island Senior Center is less about generational labels than helping its members live full and active lives – through all of adulthood.

“Our biggest challenge is, some people think the ‘senior’ center doesn’t apply to them because they’re not old and feeble,” says Reed Price, executive director. “There are people who require assistance who come here, but there are many, many who come here who don’t. The combination of social interaction, information and activities are of value to anyone.

“The most common comment I hear from people who sign up is, ‘I wish I’d done this two years ago. I didn’t realize all the things you’re doing down here’.”

The age of the Senior Center itself is a matter of perspective – either 30 years young, or having just celebrated its first birthday. After three decades under Park

About 90 seniors come through the door each day. Diane Hutchings photo District management, the center on Brien Drive last year struck out on its own as a fully independent nonprofit.

The City of Bainbridge Island still owns the building and provides maintenance support, but the Senior Center organization is now responsible for its own programming.

Autonomy has brought a surge in interest

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and participation, with current membership more than doubling to nearly 1,200 overnight. Annual dues are $20, supporting a startling array of programs and services.

About 90 seniors come through the doors each weekday, to enjoy a slate of some 350 activities over a calendar month.

Members credit the agile response of the

Senior Center’s mostly volunteer staff – Price remains the only full-time employee – for adding new programming on the fly to meet demand.

“If two or three people express interest in a subject, that’s enough for us to try it,” Price says.

Consider: Current offerings include the Evergreen Singers choir, Wanna B Karaoke, Bard Read (Shakespeare group), a Readers Theatre, Friday Sing-A-Long, Memoir Writing Club, French, German and Chinese conversation clubs, and the jocular Liberation Laughter group.

Card games? Take a seat at the table and they’ll deal you a hand for duplicate bridge, cribbage or pinochle.

Want to stay fit? Exercise programs include Stay Active and Independent for Life (SAIL), Tai Chi, line dancing, yoga, stretching for men and women, table tennis and Petanque.

Lectures have ranged from a series on major turning points in U.S. history that reshaped the world, to gardening with Ann Lovejoy. The Adventures in Travel group recently drew dozens of members for a vicarious year-long hike around the world narrated by a globetrotting member.

One-off social events like barbecues, talent shows and live music keep the center See SENIOR CENTER, Page 5

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members with Island Volunteer Caregivers, Island Neighbors, the Bainbridge Public Library for low-vision and disability mateContinued from page 4 rials, Kitsap Transit, Housing Resources humming like a cruise ship.

Bainbridge, Helpline House, and the Programs draw islanders from a range of Hearing Loss Association of America. age groups. Bainbridge High School Honors The center is funded by grants, business students bring their tech savvy to help sponsors and private donations. members with their laptops, smartphones Contributions made through One Call and tablets, while middle school students For All support the Senior Center’s general come to play games. operations.

“One of the guys who comes to play Add it up, and the Senior Center is cribbage on enjoying a Saturdays brings renaissance of his 25-year-old sorts, supportson,” Price says. ing Bainbridge “We don’t kick Island adults as him out.” they age to lead There are, independent, of course, prohealthy, producgramming and tive lives and services spestay meaningcifically geared fully engaged in toward older the community. members.

So don’t get The cenhung up on the ter channels name. resources on “I’ve talked such subjects Teens help seniors with computer setup, among to other senior as health insur- other intergenerational actitivites. Cindy McGregor photo centers, and ance, caregiving, they say there’s and advance no wonderful directives for health care. Meals on Wheels euphemism. You can call it the ‘active living’ provides wholesome weekday lunches, and center or the ‘community’ center, but everythe center hosts various providers offering one will call it the ‘Senior Center’ anyway,” foot care and chair massage.

Price said. “You might as well own it.

The center recently hosted a Resource “It doesn’t mean you’re diminished in Fair of non-profit organizations, linking any way.”

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KIAC helps immigrants settle, adapt Even beyond the current political context, demand for immigrant assistance in Kitsap County is strong.

Kitsap is home to a great number of immigrants from Mexico and Central America – the Guatemalan community is especially strong – all facing the challenges of adapting to life in a new country and negotiating its language, culture, services and laws.

Enter the Kitsap Immigrant Assistance Center.

Its mission: promoting “the wellbeing of immigrants and the development of a rich multicultural community, [working] to empower, educate and integrate immigrants through advocacy and social justice.”

From its Bremerton office, the small organization – four employees, backed by a cadre of dedicated volunteers – assists clients with a range of services, from finding health care to helping them make a claim for legal immigration status and citizenship, and even avoiding deportation.

The challenges have taken on new urgency against the backdrop of a federal crackdown on undocumented immigration, and the ongoing national debate such policies have provoked.

At KIAC, the big issues are reduced to human scale, one hopeful family or individual at a time.

“Being the bridge between the community and the immigrant community – to my mind, that is what I really believe about immigrant rights work in 2018,” says Sally Tellekson, KIAC Executive Director.

“America has struggled for a long time with its immigration policy. But right now, it’s a human rights issue.”

The organization grew out of the informal social work of Martitha May of Bremerton.

A local family helped by the Kitsap Immigrant Assistance Center. Joel Sackett photo May, a bilingual Mexican-American, in the early 2000s became the go-to person for Hispanic immigrants needing help with quotidian concerns like understanding medical forms or reading a take-home note from their kids’ school. Routine stuff for native English speakers, but not so for aspiring citizens just coming into a new language.

Immigrants from 50 nations helped KIAC organized as a 501(c)3 nonprofit in 2006, and in 2014 a legal services arm to its array of family services.

While Latin American immigrants make up the majority of its client base, KIAC has now served clients from 50 countries, with many immigrants hailing from Africa and Asia.

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and other providers, KIAC links immigrants with health services both directly and through referrals.

A mobile dental truck sets up in the parking lot quarterly, offering exams and cleanings. A “clothing closet” offers clothing, hygiene items and other necessities at no cost.

Of new importance is the KIAC legal services team.

Prior to last November, their legal services were all “affirmative” – that is, assistance with green cards, naturalization, language and citizenship classes. Since then, KIAC has begun taking on “defensive” cases as well, assisting immigrants facing detention or deportation.

The Justice Department allows people who are not attorneys to perform work that would normally be done by immigration lawyers, so-called “accredited reps.”

A “partially accredited” representative can provide basic guidance and advice

when an immigrant has a clear path to citizenship. KIAC has a team of eight such reps, who have helped hundreds of immigrants move toward naturalization.

When the legal need is greater – for example, deportation looms – “fully accredited” reps can step in and appear in federal immigration court on an immigrant’s behalf.

While demand far outpaces KIAC’s resources, they are chalking up victories.

Ray Garrido cites the case of a young woman from Central America, who spoke only an obscure, indigenous language and fled to the US to escape persecution in her own country. KIAC helped her escape an abusive relationship and apply for legal immigrant status, during which time she taught herself both English and Spanish.

Then she set her sights on full citizenship – and aced the test.

“I went down to the auditorium and I watched her become a US citizen,” Garrido recalls with pride. “The first thing she asked was, ‘how do I register to vote?’ Every time I tell the story I want to cry.”

On the defensive legal side, Garrido has appeared on behalf of a man of Mayan descent – again, the victim of violence in his home country – before a federal immigration judge.

Garrido successfully pleaded the man’s case and secured his release from the Tacoma detention center, reuniting him with his family. The man is now working through the documentation process.

KIAC is supported through grants and individual contributions. Support through One Call For All goes to the organization’s general operations.

Tellekson says that immigrants represent an important segment of our community— store and restaurant owners, health care workers, landscapers. They are our neighbors and a part of our community.

“They’re living a really tenuous existence right now,” she says. “Immigrants are here for the same reason that many of our ancestors came to this country—to make a better life. KIAC is here to help them on that path, to become productive, integrated members of the community.”

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Park lovers have a friend in Foundation

Any list of Bainbridge Island’s best features is sure to have ‘parks’ near the top.

From quiet wooded trails to breezy open meadows, tranquil beaches to busy neighborhood playgrounds, there’s an island park for every mood or taste.

Supporting and enhancing this thriving system of trails, parks and open space is the mission of the Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation, an independent 501(c) (3) organization.

From its office in the Marge Williams Center, the Foundation leverages community resources and passion for park projects around the island. The Foundation works in partnership with the Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District, supplementing that agency’s general maintenance and improvement work all across the park system.

“Our motto ‘because we love parks’ is a statement of purpose, and answers every question about why we do what we do,” said Barb Trafton, Executive Director. “Why hire students to pull holly and ivy at Blakely Harbor? Because we love parks. Why build

The Parks Foundation is helping steer the fund drive for KidsUp playground. Douglas Crist photo new boardwalks at Hawley Cove? Because we love parks. Why raise money to renovate the Kids Up Playground at Battle Point?

Because we love parks.

“We find it’s a persuasive message, and one islanders have embraced.”

The Parks Foundation lets park lovers make tax-deductible donations to specific park projects, to create new amenities or get things done sooner than might happen without private support. New project-focused “Friends” groups sponsored by the

Foundation are generating interest, inspiration, ideas and investment.

A recent success: Friends of WilliamsOlson Park have raised $140,000 this year to fund new amenities and environmental restoration at that park on Manzanita Bay, off Koura Road.

And another: the new Hawley Cove boardwalk, now under construction in the shoreline park north of the ferry terminal.

The boardwalk – improving accessibility, and creating a new pedestrian link between Wing Point and the ferry – had been slated for construction in 2019 on a capital improvement list for many years.

A successful $20,000 fund drive by the Foundation supplemented state grant funding and allowed construction this year.

Machinery purchased with a Parks Foundation grant is improving the boardwalk construction itself. A new “anchor-auger” machine lets the Park District construction team sink the boardwalk pilings with minimal impact on the sensitive marsh environment. The system will later be used for additional boardwalks at Meigs Park and other sites.

“We’re very much a project-oriented organization,” Trafton said. “When people make contributions to the Parks Foundation, they know they’ll see tangible work done in See PARKS FOUNDATION, Page 8

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our parks, improvements that they and their families and neighbors will enjoy and appreciate.”

Friends of Moritani Preserve has rallied enthusiasm for Winslow’s newest park, with an ongoing fund drive for a 5-year environmental restoration plan.

Stewardship is key

The Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation funds environmental restoration and replanting at parks throughout the community, including Blakely Harbor Park. Douglas Crist photo

Stewardship is central to the Foundation’s mission. The Foundation provides funding for the Trails Crew and Student Conservation Corps, outdoor summer jobs programs for high school and college-age students that put young people to work in island parks.

Deploying in eight parks over a six-week period, this year’s SCoCo teams put in more than 1,700 hours of intensive restoration work.

They clipped nuisance vines from more than 800 trees, and cleared 41 cubic yards of holly, ivy, blackberry and Scotch broom for haul-off and disposal.

The poster park for these efforts is Blakely Harbor, where the Foundation has leveraged donations from neighbors and countless volunteer hours into a comprehensive, ongoing program of invasive plant removal and revegetation.

“For all the beauty of our island parks, they require real stewardship and commitment,” Trafton said. “By organizing cleanup

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days and paying for targeted restoration work, the Foundation is improving and keeping our parkland ecology healthy for the long term.”

The Trails Crew works every summer to complete a mile of new trail and maintain another five to seven miles in the popular Park District trail system. New trails added in 2018 include the Old Mill Trail, the Wyatt to Shepard Trail and renovated trails at Pritchard Park.

The Foundation also runs a thriving Community Grant program, funding smaller initiatives by an array of local groups.

Over the past few years, the Foundation has provided funding to Bainbridge Island Rowing, the Bainbridge Beach Volleyball Club, the Water Polo Club and the Teen Center. Projects have ranged from a new vault system for young gymnasts at the Battle Point Transmitter Building, to new drinking fountains for the Aquatics Center, to a covered practice facility at the Rotary Park ball fields.

Contributions through One Call For All go to the Parks Foundation’s general project fund.

“Parks and playgrounds, trails and beaches enhance the quality of our lives on a daily basis more than almost anything,” Trafton said.

“There is never enough tax funding for the care and inspirational ideas these beloved public places deserve. The Parks Foundation is here for the community, so that together we can support exceptional parks and trails for our fun, health and social connectivity.”

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Moniz Project for healthy, happy kids Popular, outgoing, full of love and life, Tyler Moniz was the guy who could light up any room.

Until he wasn’t.

In April 2016, just finishing his third year of college but overwhelmed by his engineering program and struggling with depression, the Bainbridge Island native abruptly took his own life.

No warning – he’d even assured his mother, Valerie Lee Moniz, straight up that he wasn’t “going to do anything stupid.” She believed him; a trained health professional, she knew to look out for the signs of depression and had gone out of her way to ask.

“He felt like he was letting down friends and family and community, and was very upset that he was not doing well in school,” his mother says.

“We encouraged him to maybe change majors or take a ‘gap’ semester. We had a plan, but two weeks later he took his own life.”

It was a day after his 21st birthday.

The Moniz family – Morgan, Jeff, Lee and Tyler – in 2015. Courtesy of Moniz family From this tragedy, the Tyler Moniz Project was born. The year-old nonprofit works to raise awareness about suicide and depression, especially among young people.

The group supports educational and community programs that promote happiness, well-being and hope.

A big challenge, Lee Moniz says, is that

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nobody really wants to talk about suicide, when in fact, everybody should. There are too many young people struggling with depression who may be thinking of a way out. Suicide claims too many lives.

Pretty much everyone has been touched by the subject, or knows someone who has.

But it’s too comfortable to sweep it under

the rug, and treat each suicide as an individual tragedy, instead of part of a larger community health crisis.

“We need to do something more,” Moniz said. “Suicide is the smoke, and I want to find out what’s starting the fire. Our mission is to start conversations and get people to talk about mental health just like any other disease, and get rid of that stigma related to it so people are comfortable admitting to having it. That’s the first step to getting help.”

Their first project: “conversation benches,” to be placed on school campuses and around town. The hope is that kids and adults who might otherwise be absorbed by their smartphones can sit down and have an actual face-to-face discussion, with a friend or acquaintance, about whatever’s on their mind.

“It makes you put down your phone and have a conversation, and I think we’re starting to lose that as a society – those one-onone connections,” she says. “Technology is very isolating.”

The group has also started a scholarship program through Bainbridge High School, a sportsmanship award to a player who sets a positive example by encouraging and supporting their teammates.

Their long-term goal is to bring Coffee See TYLER MONIZ PROJECT, Page 10

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A “conversation bench” at BHS funded by the Tyler Moniz Project. Joel Sackett photo

to talk to.”

Coffee Oasis already has established centers in Kingston, Bremerton, Belfair, Continued from page 9 Tacoma and other communities, and a track Oasis to Bainbridge Island. record of success, Moniz says.

The Kitsap-based nonprofit establishes “They have a great formula,” she says. coffeehouse-style teen centers, staffed by “They’ve been doing it right for 21 years.” counselors and offering young people a safe The Tyler Moniz Project hopes to raise environment to spend time about $2 million for the with peers and adults.

Coffee Oasis initiative, to Crisis intervention, shelpurchase Winslow property ter access and behind-theand create the coffee shop counter job training are “Teaching kids what and youth center. among the typical Coffee Funds from One Call For mental wellness Oasis services, but each cenAll will go toward that projlooks like is very ter is tailored to the needs ect and the group’s other and style of the host comprograms. important.

Kids munity.

From her career as an don’t know they On Bainbridge, Lee ER nurse and her family’s Moniz can see activities like own loss, Lee Moniz underhave depression an open mic, trivia and the stands both the importance if they don’t know and the challenges in idenarts, although it will largely be up to teen clients to those struggling with what the signs and tifying decide how the space and its depression or suicidal ideprograms takes shape. Each ations. But lives depend on symtoms are.”

Coffee Oasis center is manbringing it into the light.

aged by a community board It can start with a conver — Lee Moniz with support from its key sation. constituents: young people.

“Teaching kids what “It’s a place for the kids to mental wellness looks like is hang out that isn’t the Safeway parking lot very important. Kids don’t know they have or the woods, and I think it’s something the depression if they don’t know what those island has needed for a long time,” Moniz signs and symptoms are,” Lee Moniz says. says.

“It’s important they realize that here’s what “The people working there would be depression looks like, and if you or your counselors, who can get hang out with the friends have it, here’s something you can do. kids and get to know them, so if they are “There’s somebody out there who’s willhaving a stressful day, they have someone ing to listen.”

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Ovation! keeps musical theatre vibrant Comedy and drama, colorful costumes and evocative sets, toe-tapping songs and exhilarating dance – all the elements of theater come together in a rollicking good musical.

Ovation! Performing Arts NW celebrates this ever-popular form season after season, presenting the great musicals to island audiences while giving new generations of performers the thrill of working under the bright lights.

“The actors who come and audition are in the shows, it’s fun for them to learn this music and learn to work as an ensemble, to learn the choreography and bring it to the stage,” says Shelly Vosshall, Ovation! board president. “And the audiences know they’re going to get a top-notch production in

Timeless classics like “South Pacific” delight the crowd at Ovation! Keith Brofsky photo community theatre, and they keep coming back.”

The troupe was founded in 2003 as Ovation! Musical Theatre Bainbridge, focusing exclusively on a form that was just part of the mix at the island’s long-running theatre company, Bainbridge Performing Arts.

A later rebranding as Ovation! Performing Arts NW reflects a broadened palette of offerings, including musical revues, theater classes, and young actor studios.

As a teaching organization – a gateway for hopefuls who might never be cast in local theatre alongside more polished,

professional actors – Ovation! sees its role as complementary to the big playhouse around the corner.

“We’re really an entryway into other theatre organizations,” says April Avey Trabucco, Ovation! marketing and development manager. “We’re about families and multi-generation and accessibility. We’re not looking to compete with BPA. We augment what they do, and we fill out the performing arts scene on the island.”

Ovation! presents two mainstage productions each year, in July and December. These are the classics – durable and timeless titles like “Annie,” “Oliver,” “Brigadoon,” “Fiddler on the Roof ” and “Pirates of Penzance.”

Actors are drawn from Bainbridge, Kitsap County, Seattle and as far away as Tacoma to Ovation’s Ericksen Avenue studio. A stage director is free to cast against age and type – putting children in the chorus of “My Fair Lady,” for instance – opening up productions to a broad range of interest, experience and abilities.

One constant: Ovation! productions always feature a live orchestra to bring the score to life.

Ovation’s teaching wing, the Performing Arts Academy, reflects the company’s continued growth. The Northwest Young Actors Studio lets students grades 7-12 See OVATION, Page 15

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Bainbridge Island Special Needs Foundation (BISNF) operates a day program at Stephens House for adults with intellectual disabilities, focusing on quality of life enhancements which increase physical health, mental well being and social interaction, while providing respite for care givers. Open M-F 8:30am-3:30pm. Please stop by for a visit!

• The Olympic Girls’ Choir • The Annual Messiah Sing-Along • Community Christmas caroling in Winslow • Bainbridge Sings! open choral reading sessions

191 Winslow Way West | Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 206.780.1211 | www.bispecialneedsfoundation.org

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OVATION!

Ovation Performing Arts NW presents popular titles like “Peter Pan,” “The Sound of Music,” “Oliver,” “Brigadoon” and “Fiddler on the Roof.” Keith Brofsky photo

The upcoming winter show, “The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber,” will mark the debut of new stage director Tim Davidson.

Continued from page 13 Ovation! has never had paid staff, relyaudition to work on theatre fundamentals, ing on volunteers to keep things running from stage makeup to table scenes, audition while offering production stipends for techniques to sword-fighting to snippets of directors, musicians and stage crew. Their Shakespeare. Classes culmibiggest expense is renting nate in a performance for performance space in the family members and friends.

Bainbridge High School Summer Glee Camps, led “Musical theatre theatre.

Donations through by composer Todd Hulet, takes the best of One Call For All support celebrate the joy of ensemble Ovation’s general operasinging for ages tot through storytelling and tions, and help raise proadults. the best of music duction values by funding The weeklong camps more elaborate sets, backteach both songs and cho- ... You put those drops and costuming. reography, again leading to together and it’s One mark of Ovation’s community performance. longevity is the huge cosThe Glee Camps have provvery impactful.” tume library it’s amassed en so popular, last year’s

over the years, to the point session offered a second

— April Trabucco that they held a Halloween week devoted just to songs costume sale last year to from the smash musical thin the stock.

“Hamilton.”

Another: music directors and choreograOvation! also offers an adult choir, Crescendo, which develops a repertoire phers have parlayed their experience with of standards, pop, jazz and show tunes Ovation! into work with the Fifth Avenue through weekly rehearsals for spring and Theatre and other big-time organizations.

With a two-year strategic planning proholiday performances.

It’s a transition year for the organiza- cess underway, Ovation! expects to contintion, as co-founders Marijane and Ron ue its run for the long term, for the enjoyMilton – whose names are synonymous ment of performers and audience alike.

“Musical theater takes the best of storywith Ovation! – ease into retirement. Ron Milton, who has directed every production telling and the best of music, and how music in the troupe’s 15-year history, will remain and storytelling impact people,” Trabucco artistic director for a period while handing said. “You put those together, and it’s highly impactful.” over the stage reins to others.

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Learn More and Give at www.onecallforall.org ABC CONSERVATION/EDUCATION FOUNDATION encourages and supports public education on the protection and preservation of the environment and natural resources of Bainbridge Island and its surrounding areas.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND HISTORICAL MUSEUM collects preserves and interprets Bainbridge’s colorful history, records oral histories, sponsors programs about Island history and operates a historical museum containing exhibits and a research library.

BAINBRIDGE STUDENT LOAN FUND helps local students pursue their education goals by granting $3500 low-cost student loans. BSLF has ten current students with loans enrolled in higher education and thirteen graduates who are repaying loans.

ACLU OF WASHINGTON is the local chapter of our nation’s premier civil rights and civil liberties organization. It is an unwavering voice of freedom, fairness, and equality for all people in America.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND JAPANESE AMERICAN EXCLUSION MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION’S mission is long-term preservation and oversight of the permanent memorial site where American citizens and legal resident aliens of Japanese ancestry were forcibly exiled during World War II.

BAINBRIDGE YOUTH SERVICES is dedicated to promoting the social and emotional well-being of all community adolescents through no-fee professional counseling and diverse outreach programs and services.

ALLIANCE FOR YOUTH is a collaborative partnership of community leaders, teens, parents and individuals working to expand our island’s capacity to support positive youth development from birth through high school.

AMERICAN RED CROSS provides humanitarian aid throughout Kitsap county, and wherever we are needed. Whether it is home fires, floods or wildfires, the Red Cross and our volunteers always respond to the call.

ARMS AROUND BAINBRIDGE provides support to members of our island community facing overwhelming financial and emotional burdens associated with serious illness through direct person-to-person support and interaction with our beneficiaries.

THE ART PROJECT (formerly Bainbridge Arts & Crafts) is a nonprofit art gallery that brings monthly exhibitions, free art education, and outreach to Bainbridge Island and elsewhere in Kitsap County.

ARTS & HUMANITIES BAINBRIDGE works to create an environment on Bainbridge Island where the arts and humanities flourish. We support the island’s arts community by fostering collaboration and facilitating public engagement.

ASSISTANCE DOGS NORTHWEST, located on Bainbridge Island, provides highly skilled Assistance Dogs to children and adults with disabilities and other special needs. All Assistance Dogs and lifetime follow-up support are provided free of charge to recipients.

BARN offers classes and well-equipped workshops for eleven craft disciplines. It is a place where people of all ages and skill levels gather to learn, teach and inspire one another with craftsmanship and community service.

BAINBRIDGE CHINESE CULTURE & ARTS introduces students to the language and culture of one of the world’s great civilizations.

BAINBRIDGE CHORALE and its affiliate the Olympic Girls’ Choir present professionally-performed choral music concerts several times a year, in addition to hosting public events like the annual Messiah Singalong and Community Caroling in December.

BAINBRIDGE COMMUNITY PIANO ASSOCIATION owns and maintains the grand piano in Huney Hall at Waterfront Park Community Center. It presents eight professional concerts of jazz and classical music in the concert series First Sundays Concerts.

BAINBRIDGE COOPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOL provides quality preschool education for children ages 3-6. We have been learning through art and play since 1963. Donations through OCFA provide scholarships for tuition assistance.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND-KITEZH offers a life-enriching and intense cultural, intellectual and physical experience for Bainbridge Island sophomores and juniors.

Along with performing local community service, this year we will be spending three weeks in Nepal.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND 4H is a multi-aged youth development club that helps members “learn by doing” skills to lead, serve and change their community and world.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION is a tax-exempt 501(c) (3) nonprofit public benefit corporation. We operate 24/7/365, and perform 1000 transports annually, ensuring access to all at the lowest possible cost. We still make house calls.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND CHILD CARE CENTERS is renowned for our professional and nurturing staff, creative and enriching programs, and strong community connections. We are expanding to support the needs of working families.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND DOWNTOWN ASSOCIATION’S mission is to build community through a vibrant downtown economy. BIDA produces downtown events like First Friday Art Walk, Trick or Treat Downtown, and a six-week calendar of Holiday events.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY supports Bainbridge Public Library by raising money through book sales. We help fund many of the library’s activities as well as contribute to our Endowment Fund.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND FRUIT CLUB enhances local gardens and our community through fruit growing education and community service projects. We educate through seminars, fruit shows, local orchard tours, meetings, workshops, and publications.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND LAND TRUST preserves and stewards forests, shorelines, watersheds, wetlands and scenic vistas. Over 1330 acres of land has been conserved, with 1000 acres open to the public. Donations support continuing preservation efforts.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND MUSEUM OF ART is a cultural hub connecting art, education and community today and for generations to come through arts exhibitions, events, programming and partnerships.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND PARKS FOUNDATION supports a thriving system of parks, trails and open spaces. Contributions help to build and maintain island trails and fund improvement projects for our beloved public parks, forests and beaches.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND PONY CLUB (BIPC) provides a program of education in horse care, riding and mounted sports of all kinds, developing responsibility and leadership skills through horse care and sports.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND ROPE SKIPPERS is a competitive jump rope team that promotes the exciting sport of jump rope as well as exercise, leadership, and sportsmanship for today’s youth.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND ROWING is a 501(c)(3) organization growing a multigenerational Kitsap County rowing community. Since BIR’s start in 2001, we’ve helped change hundreds of lives through the positive physical, social, and psychological impacts of rowing.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND SENIOR COMMUNITY CENTER strives to energize, enrich, and empower seniors by providing opportunities to keep them healthy in body, mind and spirit and to assist them in living as productively and independently as possible.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND SPECIAL NEEDS FOUNDATION operates an activity program for adults with developmental disabilities, focusing on quality-of-life enhancements which increase physical health, mental well-being, and social interaction. Additionally, the program provides respite for caregivers.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND SWIM CLUB BOOSTERS is a board that supports a year-round competitive swim team by fundraising efforts and putting on swim functions.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PERSONS SUPPORT GROUP provides education and support to blind and low-vision persons, helping them function to their fullest by giving practical information and connecting them with resources that promote independence.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION members have served as firefighters and emergency medical technicians on Bainbridge Island since 1942. Funds raised support firefighting, emergency medical services, rescue, public safety education, member training related equipment purchases.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND YOUTH ORCHESTRA provides young musicians the opportunity to perform orchestral music at a high degree of artistry while improving technical skills and fostering collaboration, teamwork and community involvement.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND YOUTH SOCCER (BIFC) is a youth soccer club on Bainbridge, and we serve approximately one-fourth of all Island families.

BAINBRIDGE OMETEPE SISTER ISLANDS ASSOCIATION supports health issues, scholarships, school and student needs, and community projects on Ometepe, but is always trying to connect people of the two islands through everything we do.

BAINBRIDGE YOUTH SPORTS ACCESS FUND helps eliminate the financial barriers to Bainbridge High School youth participating in sports. Grant funds are distributed to Bainbridge High School and distributed via the school’s existing confidential protocol.

BATTLE POINT ASTRONOMICAL ASSOCIATION provides an observatory, planetarium, & telescopes dedicated to education of science and astronomy specifically. Programs include monthly public lectures, BPAstro Kids, school field trips and other outreach programs.

BLOEDEL RESERVE, recognized as one of the country’s most original and ambitious public gardens, features 150-acres of woodlands, ponds, meadows, and wildlife habitats, and 12 distinct award-winning gardens. Nature designed to refresh the soul.

BLOODWORKS NORTHWEST is a cornerstone of healthcare in the Northwest, serving more than 90 hospitals. We help people live longer and healthier lives through our scientific breakthroughs and provide lifesaving transfusions to 55,000 patients each year.

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF BAINBRIDGE ISLAND provides safe, positive, and fun after-school programs, summer and holiday day camps, and leadership and service opportunities for teens through volunteerism.

CARDEN COUNTRY SCHOOL, an interdenominational Christian school, offers a proven, incremental curriculum for grades K-8. Carden’s individualized approach meets students right where they are to ensure success.

CHiPTALKS is a community talk series about our emotional health and the feelings we share, to extol our biological need for face-to-face connection, our natural gifts, self-understanding and greater empathy for others CIRCLE IN TRUTH, formerly Teen Talking Circles, offers circle training, education, and practices designed to cultivate compassion and healing through relationship with the audacious vision of changing the world one circle at a time.

COFFEE OASIS mission is to change the world for homeless youth. Transforming lives of at-risk and homeless youth through crisis intervention, street and school outreach, drop-in centers, case management, housing, mentoring, and job training.

COMPASSIONATE LISTENING PROJECT is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals and communities to transform conflict and create cultures of peace through workshops, facilitator certification and training delegations to conflict and post-conflict zones.

CRISIS CLINIC OF THE PENINSULAS is a 24-hour telephone service that provides a non-judgmental listening ear to people in crisis or who simply need to talk to someone. If you need to talk call 1-800-843-4793.

DAHLIA FOUNDATION promotes health & wellness opportunities for the underserved and disadvantaged in our community. Our Foundation helps people to concentrate on wellness without worry. Donations directly fund patient care and community wellness opportunities.

DISPUTE RESOLUTION CENTER offers trainings and services that assist parties in developing their own solutions to conflicts, with the help of specially trained mediators. Our goal is to reduce conflict and maximize effective communication.

ECOADAPT supports Bainbridge Island, and communities like ours, in creating a robust future in the face of climate change, through education and collaboration with local government, community groups and concerned citizens.

BAINBRIDGE PERFORMING ARTS promotes appreciation of and participation in the performing arts to build, educate, and inspire our vibrant, creative community.

EDUCULTURE serves our schools and community through locally grown edible and heritage education honoring Bainbridge Island’s unique cultural heritage.

Using community as curriculum, we connect place and taste with where we eat, live and learn.

BAINBRIDGE PREPARES supports our community through communication and awareness about emergency preparedness because when we’re all connected and informed, our island thrives. Learn more about our resilience projects at bainbridgeprepares.org.

FILIPINO AMERICAN COMMUNITY OF BAINBRIDGE ISLAND & VICINITY engages community members throughout the year with seasonal gatherings including Strawberry Festival, Indipino Festival, Fil-Am Day to honor our Filipino Heritage and founders of our organization.

BAINBRIDGE PUBLIC LIBRARY is a nonprofit organization that owns, operates, and maintains the Library building and grounds through community donations and grants.

FIRST YEARS CHILDREN’S CENTER has been educating and caring for children on Bainbridge Island for over 22 years. Our teachers strive to instill a love for learning, and nurture each child at their own pace.

BAINBRIDGE SCHOOLS FOUNDATION is an independent, non-profit organization working in close partnership with our public school community.

We raise funds, leverage resources, and act as a catalyst to involve the entire community in public education.

FRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CENTER’S mission is the elimination of cancer and related diseases as causes of human suffering and death. We believe we’ll have curative therapies for cancers by 2025, with your help!

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FRIENDS OF BAINBRIDGE ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL SAILING TEAM provides the sole source of financial and logistical support to the BHS Sailing Team.

FRIENDS OF FORT WARD is an all-volunteer organization committed to heritage preservation and education. In partnership with the Park District, we are restoring the historic bakery building as Fort Ward Community Hall in 2018.

FRIENDS OF THE FARMS is a 501(c)3 non-profit founded in 2001, working to create an environment where local agriculture flourishes by protecting and increasing farmland, promoting locally grown food, and supporting the farming community.

GEAR GRINDERS: BAINBRIDGE ISLAND MOUNTAIN BIKING CLUB supports the Gear Grinders co-ed 6th to 12th grade mountain bike teams. Our volunteers help build bike trails and facilities like Jay’s Pump Track at Battle Point.

GORUN! is a non-profit that organizes a running program for 4th, 5th and 6th grade girls. Our mission is building key life skills (goal setting, teamwork, etc.) while encouraging healthy lifestyle choices and fitness.

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF KITSAP COUNTY’S vision is everyone living in a decent home. Families who build with Habitat gain strength, stability and self-reliance. Habitat is building a strong community throughout Kitsap with each new foundation built.

HELPLINE HOUSE provides an umbrella of social services such as professional crisis intervention, assessment, resource referral, advocacy, short-term counseling, food bank, transportation assistance and medical equipment loan.

Neighbor helping neighbor – one neighbor at a time.

HOSPICE CARE IN KITSAP COUNTY (MultiCare Health Foundation) supports individuals in the Kitsap community so that the end of their life is filled with as much beauty, respect and comfort as the beginning.

HOUSING RESOURCES BAINBRIDGE works to preserve the diversity and vitality of Bainbridge Island by providing and maintaining affordable housing opportunities. Our programs include: rental and homeownership housing, HomeShare and Independent Living.

HYLA challenges 6-8th grade students with hands-on academics and unique offerings in a culture of respect, responsibility and kindness. We value personal development as much as academic growth, and integrity as much as achievement. inD THEATRE seeks to inspire social change by producing high-quality, independent theatrical events. Minimalist design and creative selection of venues allow us to pay all artists and keep admission free of charge.

ISLAND CHILDREN’S MONTESSORI SCHOOL offers a safe, nurturing environment where children get a quality preschool education in preparation for all future learning. OCFA money supports our scholarship program.

ISLAND COOPERATIVE PRESCHOOL has classes for children ages 1-5 and parent education for the parents. We focus on the natural world and sustainability and creating a community that cares for the world around us.

ISLAND THEATRE produces accessible theater opportunities for adults that engage and inspire the community.

ISLAND TIME ACTIVITIES empowers people with intellectual disabilities to lead lives of meaning and self-determination, by providing opportunities, social activities, and guidance to build relationships, self-esteem, and life skills.

ISLAND VOLUNTEER CAREGIVERS assist seniors and persons with disabilities with no-cost services to support their independence, health and well-being.

These include transportation, errands, companionship, in-home services, lifeenrichment activities, and Grief and Caregivers Support Groups.

ISLANDWOOD provides exceptional learning experiences for students, teachers and families. Through our programs for schools and our community events, IslandWood inspires lifelong environmental and community stewardship.

KATHLEEN SUTTON FUND provides financial assistance for transportation to women with cancer living in Clallam, Jefferson, Kitsap & Mason counties. The fund covers gas, ferry, parking & other transit expenses while undergoing cancer treatment.

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KITSAP FOSTER CARE ASSOCIATION strives to support foster caregivers through educational opportunities, enrichment activities and by advocating for foster children in our community. Supporting foster parents ensures safe, stable placements for kids in our community.

OVATION! PERFORMING ARTS NORTHWEST presents quality theatrical productions while engaging all age groups in enriching theatrical and arts education experiences, such as Crescendo, an adult vocal ensemble, and the Northwest Young Actor’s Studio.

KITSAP HUMANE SOCIETY’S goal is to be one of the best animal shelters in the nation. Our vision is that every adoptable companion animal has a home.

PAWS OF BAINBRIDGE ISLAND AND NORTH KITSAP, since 1975, has helped thousands of island pets and their families through pet adoption, veterinary assistance, Pets and Loving Seniors, KitsapLostPets.org and SafeHarbor. PAWS is 100% community funded.

KITSAP IMMIGRANT ASSISTANCE CENTER (KIAC) works to integrate immigrants into the community through: immigration legal assistance; health, cultural learning, taxes and business startup services; connections to local service providers; and community awareness forums.

KITSAP LEGAL SERVICES connects low-income residents with free (pro bono) volunteer attorneys to get critical advice, assistance, and representation to help reduce homelessness, domestic violence, increase peaceful divorce, help with debt issues, and more areas.

KITSAP REGIONAL LIBRARY FOUNDATION supports the Library’s mission to inspire our community to dream more, learn more, do more and be more. We help fund Summer Learning, One Book One Community, and much more.

KITSAP RESCUE MISSION provides overnight shelter and showers for 25 men, women and children. Day room services includes a place to rest, case management, haircuts, clothing distribution, educational opportunities, and employment services.

KIWANIS OF BAINBRIDGE ISLAND FOUNDATION funds scholarship, education, leadership and service programs benefiting Bainbridge Island youth. Kiwanis is dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time.

LEADERSHIP KITSAP is our community’s civic leadership program designed to educate, prepare, and connect a new group of committed leaders for community involvement in Kitsap County. Strong leaders build strong communities!

PEACOCK FAMILY SERVICES strives to be a leader in building a healthy community by combining parent/teacher education, family support services, content-rich early childhood education and care, and meaningful interactions with nature for school-age children.

PENINSULA COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES is a nonprofit community health center providing services for primary care, dental, pharmacy, behavioral health and substance abuse treatment to the uninsured/underinsured of our communities; clinics in Kitsap & Mason Counties.

PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF THE GREAT NORTHWEST AND THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS is a nonprofit family planning agency that provides quality, affordable reproductive health care. Many of our patients have no other health care available to them.

PUGET SOUND RESTORATION FUND is dedicated to restoring habitat, water quality and native species. We are honored to work with the community to host the Port Madison Community Shellfish Farm and maintain healthy marine systems.

RAISING RESILIENCE supports parents by bringing them together at speaker events, small group classes and programs where they learn from experts and each other. We contribute to a vibrant community where families thrive.

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS conducts voter registration events, candidate forums, and public meetings on a variety of topics and publishes a yearly pamphlet of contact information for all elected officials in Kitsap County.

ROTARY CLUB OF BI SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION provides a unique scholarship opportunity for Island students seeking an educational or vocational education. The scholarships are based on an individuals giving back through community service and leadership.

MADRONA SCHOOL offers Waldorf education through 8th grade, including playand nature-based early childhood classes. Academics are fully integrated with music, art, drama and movement; classes include two world languages, handwork, strings ensemble and gardening.

SALISH SEA EXPEDITIONS opens up a world of science and discovery for students, 5th-12th grade, connecting them with the marine environment through boat-based scientific inquiry and hands-on learning, instilling curiosity, confidence, and critical thinking.

MAKE SOME NOISE: CURE KIDS CANCER NW raises private contributions to help fund childhood cancer research done at the Seattle Children’s Hospital Research Institute laboratory focused upon proven and leading T cell immunotherapy clinical trials.

SCARLET ROAD is a faith based non-profit organization serving female identified individuals who need support exiting sexual exploitation and human trafficking.

MARGE WILLIAMS CENTER provides affordable offices and meeting space exclusively to nonprofits serving Bainbridge Island. We have been nurturing nonprofits since 2001. Donations help fund the cost of utilities, building maintenance and capital improvements.

SOUND WORKS JOB CENTER provides employment support services to low-income individuals such as: labor market information and job listings, job placement assistance, career counseling and individual mentoring, writing professional resumes and interview training.

SPACECRAFT PRESENTS mission is to build community by empowering and celebrating the talent of emerging musicians in the Pacific Northwest.

MARTHA & MARY provides childcare, early learning, before/after school programs; post-hospitalization rehabilitation and long-term/memory care for seniors/ older adults in our 190-bed skilled nursing facility; in-home care for seniors; and affordable independent/assisted living senior apartments.

ST. CECILIA CATHOLIC SCHOOL serves pre-kindergarten through 8th grade students. We are a faith-based community that inspires an inquisitive mind and a lifelong commitment to learning and stewardship.

MAVERICKS BASEBALL is dedicated to youth baseball, providing specialized training to players 8-18 in an indoor training facility. With your support Mavericks is able to offer scholarships allowing more youth an opportunity to play.

SUSTAINABLE BAINBRIDGE promotes social, economic and environmental sustainability of our community. Programs include Zero Waste, Beach Naturalists, Watershed Council, Weed Warriors. We function as an incubator to support the development of new sustainability-related initiatives.

MEALS ON WHEELS KITSAP provides healthy, nutritious meals and more for Bainbridge Island seniors, aged 60 years and older through community dining sites and directly delivered to the medically-homebound.

MOM’S MORNING RETREAT is a trusted place for mothers of all-age children to connect and replenish. Moms explore mindfulness and personal growth in a supportive community. Meetings are at Grace Church and childcare is provided.

MONTESSORI COUNTRY SCHOOL educates children from birth through grade six in the Montessori Method. All children should have the advantage of a strong educational beginning that builds self-esteem and a joy for learning.

NATUREBRIDGE envisions a world where every student learns about the science of nature, is inspired by its beauty, and is motivated to take action to protect the natural world.

KIDS DISCOVERY MUSEUM offers hands-on educational exhibits and programs that, through the power of play, help children acquire and improve skills necessary for academic success; gain confidence and independence; and make sense of their world.

OLYMPIC COLLEGE FOUNDATION Olympic College Foundation transforms lives.

We award $400,000 a year in scholarships, support the Yama archaeological dig and are creating the OC Promise to provide one free year of college to area high school graduates.

KIDS IN CONCERT provides free after-school music instruction, instruments, homework help, friendship, and community for kids in North Kitsap County, ages five and up.

OLYMPIC PERFORMANCE GROUP provides dancers and performers of all ages the opportunity to be involved in professional level productions and workshops. For thirteen years OPG has touched the lives of thousands in our community.

KIDS UP! PLAYGROUND is located in Battle Point Park on Bainbridge Island.

Built 17 years ago, the wooden playground is in need of renovation and accessibility updates for the next generation of play.

ONE CALL FOR ALL has been working since 1960 to help the nonprofits that serve Bainbridge Island spend fewer of their resources on fundraising so that they can do more to serve our community.

KITSAP AUDUBON SOCIETY is dedicated to environmental study, nature study and the preservation of wildlife and habitat, and the enjoyment and appreciation of our natural areas. We are active in land and habitat conservation efforts.

ONE HEART WILD supports our community by providing Animal/Equine Assisted Self Development and Psychotherapy services, Animal Sanctuary Volunteer Program, Animal Assisted Outreach for schools, homeless teens, families impacted by domestic violence, Wounded Warriors, and more.

THE ISLAND SCHOOL, an independent elementary school founded in 1977, educates children and inspires in them a lifelong enthusiasm for learning and respect for themselves and others. OCFA funds support program and financial aid.

TYLER MONIZ PROJECT is working to remove the negative stigma that surrounds emotional health issues. We support programs that promote happiness, well-being and hope. 100% of donations go toward services on Bainbridge Island.

UNITED WAY OF KITSAP COUNTY works to build partnerships, leverage resources, and empower our community to create long-term solutions. Because change doesn’t happen alone. We have one life. To live better, we must Live United!

VIRGINIA MASON BAINBRIDGE ISLAND MEDICAL CENTER offers a full range of medical services to Island residents including urgent care, family practice, internal medicine, laboratory, pharmacy and same-day appointments.

WEST SOUND CODERDOJO is a West Sound Technology Association initiative and part of the global CoderDojo movement. It offers a FREE and inclusive environment for learning code, leadership, peer collaboration, computational thinking, and presentation skills.

WEST SOUND WILDLIFE SHELTER provides injured, orphaned and sick wildlife a second chance at life through expert medical care and promotes the well-being of wildlife and their habitats through outreach, education and involvement.

YWCA KITSAP COUNTY is dedicated to ensuring the personal safety, rights, welfare, and dignity of those who experience domestic violence while building partnerships and increasing community awareness to create positive social change.

Learn More and Give at www.onecallforall.org

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Donors

Cont. from page 14 Keith & Doreen Carlson Mary & Bob Carlson Ruth Caron Barbara Carr Christy Carr Lind Carr Terrence & Diane Carroll Jane & Richard Cartmell John & Jean Casey Stephen Rowley & Johanna Caslander Eric Cedarwall & Johanna Vander Stoep Lucy Celes Emily Chamberlain Margaret Chang Jaclyn Chao & David Maron Ross & Catherine Chapin Christine Chapman Ann Cheng Victor Cheng Vivian Chesterly Frank Childers Wendy & Stuart Childers Yvonne Choat Dick & Patty Christensen Gail & David Christensen Steve & Chris Christensen Valerie & Doug Christensen Charles & Susan Christenson Robert Christiansen Peter & Diana Christoffersen DeZhang Chu Franklin & Linnea Chu Annie & Aaron Chun Jane Church Joanna & Collyer Church Churchmouse Yarns & Teas Andrea & Thomas Chymiy David Cinamon

ONE CALL FOR ALL  WWW.ONECALLFORALL.ORG Jeff/Bonny Clark Joan Clark Caroline Clarke Classic Cycle Dan Clemensen D’Arcy & Libby Clements Craig Clermont Bill & Carla Cleveland Sheri Cloutier Clovis Foundation Jennifer Coates Desiree Coats Tim & Linda Coble Kathleen Colcord-Moen Margaret Cole Patricia Speidel Freda Coleman Kirrin Coleman Judith & Edward Cole-Martin Bruce & Sylvian Colley Joan Collins Julie Collis Columbia Bank - Winslow Way Ann G. Combs Community Solar Solutions Jenny Conaty Ann & Bernard Conley Rebecca Conner Karen Conoley & Art Verharen Jennifer & Jim Conway Merrilee Conway Ann W. Cook & Gregory Thies Douglas Cook Hal & Patsy Cook Patricia Cook John & Lynn Cooper Clo Copass & Doug Fleming Jim & Sally Copen Brian & Karen Copp Karen Copp David J. Cosman Katy Mathias & Roger Coulter Mary Coupland The Court Family

Barbara C. Shane & Michael Cox Alison Craig Emily & Drew Crandall Kemp & Barbara Crawford Rob Crichton Cheryl Crist Douglas Crist David & Gay Croft Tom & Luanne Croker Robert Cromwell Phyllis B. Crooks Lee Cross Kathryn Crossland & J. Walter Smith Adrienne & Tom Crowley Matt & Vicki Culp Jill & Steve Culton Ned Cumle Dale & Denise Cunningham Kathleen & John Cunningham David Curran Matthew & Dura Curry Sheila Curwen David Cuthbert & Tamara Tulou Erin & Michael Cyger Daigle Design Wayne & Marcia Daley Robert Dalton Melanie & Sergio Danelli Anna & Larry Daniels Ms. Bonny Danielson Will Darnell Jeremy & Lissa Dashe Robert Dashiell Camille Daum Carol Ann Davidson Millard Davidson Dr. & Mrs. J. Alden Davison Virginia H. Davison Dayton Foundation David & Ellie de la Vergne Tammy Deets Stephen & Barbara Deines Wendy H. Del Valle

Christopher & Jeannine Delgado Keridwyn Deller Cindy Demeules Robin & Peter Denis Tracey & Jim Denlinger Joyce DePue Mike Derzon & Robin Supplee The Design Lab 98110 Maryann DeSimone Deanna Dewell Barb & Ken DeWitt Josh & Jenny DeWitt Tracy Dickerson & Frank Petrie Sharon Dieterich Celeste DiFlaviano Sage Dikman’s Family Shane & Katie Dir Fund Alexandra Schilf & Lloyd Dixon Earl & Tena Doan Anne & Bob Doane Virginia & Richard Doleshek Amy Dominetta Claire Donahue Mark & Jenny Donahue Michael & Arlene Donahue Barbara Donegan Theona Jundanian & Tim Dore Nancy Dorsey Julia Douthart Brent & Mary Shannon Dow Camille Dowdney Beulah Downing Tom & Nancy Downs Peggy E. Drew Rick & Wendy Drewry Dennis & Diane Driggs Jonathan Drugge Dan & Marilyn Dubitzky Frank & Joan Ducceschi Mark & Tatiana Dudley Sonny & Judy Dulay Ginger & John Duncan Margaret Duncan & Bill Baird Richard Duncan

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Guy Dunn Nena Dunn Lowell Dunston Tim Dunston MaryBeth Dwyer Bob & Judy Eagan Terry & Jan Ebersole Earl Ecklund Peter & Margot Eddy Anna G. Edmonds Carol Edmondson & Larry Kida Coleen Edwards Scott & Christine Edwards Henry Egashira Sherri Egashira Martin & Leanne Ehrich Herb & Leatrice Eiseman Dee Eisenhauer Chuck & Janie Ekberg Chuck & Ann Eklund Josy Koumans & Matt Eldridge Matt Eldridge Judie Elfendahl Jacinda Elias Karen & Tom Ellick Rita & Bill Elsberry David Emmons Doris Ericksen Barbara Erickson Patricia Erickson Ela & Kim Esterberg Jennifer Evans & Andrew Rapp Chuck Everett & Julia Hews Everett Evergreen RE & Property Mgmt Jim & Jan Everts Ronni Fallows Paul Farley Christine Farrell Robin Farwell Scott Farwell Barbara Fay Tom Fehsenfeld & Janet Knox Betty Feigenbaum Ron & Carol Fenner

Ferguson/Ausich Family Phil Fergusson Dan & Mary Ferm Barb & Allan Ferrin Simon & Rebecca Ffitch Jan & Matt Fick Carol Fiedler Kawaguchi Chuck & Jane Field Jackie Finckler & Jim Starrs Diane Hoelterhoff Thomas & Marilyn Fish Don & Ellen Fisher Elizabeth Fisher Nicholas Fitzgerald Shannon Fitzgerald & Ken Elam Richard Flamm & Vesna Somers Ruth Flanagan Kathryn Fletcher Elizabeth Fling Debbie & Chuck Flood Amanda Flynn Karolynn Flynn & Roger Katz Stephen Streufert & Lisa Foisy Willow Follett C.L. Forbes Ian Forbes The Forsher Family Donna & Cameron Foster Martha Fouts John & Paula Foy Joan & Robert Frank Martin & Christy Frank Robert Frankland Mark & Terri Franklin Jeannette Franks Rob Frasene Maris & Judy Fravel Katharina Fredrickson Bart & Esme Freedman Alison Freeman-Gleason Libby Hudson & Bob Freimark Nicci Fritchman & Theodore Lefkowitz Donald & Ann Frothingham

Edward Frymoyer Christine Fulgham Lynn Fuller Shirley Funk Jim & Teresa Furlong Francis & Claire Gace Beverly Gaines Maradel Gale Bruce Galloway Jennifer Gallucci Bill & Pam Galvani Robin & Israel Gaphni Sarah Garcia Tom & Joan Gardiner Jonathan Garfunkel Kathleen & Richard Gary Greg & Kathy Geehan Carol Ann Geier Tom & Janice Geisness Steve Willey & Gretchen Gende George Gerdts Harry & Maribeth Gibbons Mary Gibbs Edward & Linda Gilbert Lisa Giles & David Mitchell Anne-Marie & Jeff Gingold Gingold Law Firm, PLLC Gail & Richard Girtz Christy Givans & Mike Baggett Kat Gjovik Marsha Gladhart Jeffrey Glanzrock Lisa & David Glaze Jim & Cassie Gleckler Carolyn A. Goad & Family Angie Godfrey Katrina Godshalk Kathy & Kirk Godtfredsen Kim Goerlitz Joanne Goethals Sara & Frederich Goetz Richard Goff & Dagmar Stauss Britt Gonsoulin

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BAINBRIDGE ISLAND KIWANIS FOUNDATION

Kiwanis is a volunteer organization dedicated to changing the world, one child and one community at a time. For nearly sixty years, the Bainbridge Kiwanis Foundation has supported and sponsored a wide variety of youth-oriented activities. Some of the more important ones are listed below:

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING WALDORF EDUCATION ON BAINBRIDGE ISLAND Grades 1-8 • Kindergarten • Preschool • Parent-Child 219 Madison Ave S, Bainbridge Island, WA • 206-855-8041 • www.madronaschool.org

• Every year we award thousand of dollars in college scholarships to graduating BHS seniors • Honor Woodward Middle School “Students of the Month • Select and honor the Educator of the Year • Sponsor and support the BHS Key Club and Woodward M.S. Builders Club • Sponsor and staff the ever-popular All Comers Track Meet series every summer • Contribute to and work closely with Bainbridge Boys and Girls Club • Provide Fourth of July parade marshals and host “putt-putt” golf • Sponsor the Distinguished Citizens Memorial at Battle Point Park • Conduct our annual ShredFest, the second Saturday after “tax day” Our Club meets every Wednesday morning at 7a.m. at the Bainbridge Boys and Girls Club. We often host interesting speakers and presentations. Please join us!

And breakfast is on us!

Check us out on Facebook and at www.bikiwanis.org

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Donors

Continued from page 18 Kennard Goodman & Johnene Granger Carolyn Goodwin B & B Gordon Forest & Leslie Gordon Linda Gordon Meg Gordon & Patrick Miller Carleen & Dana Gosney Missi & Tim Goss Dan & Marilynn Gottlieb Newell Gough Anita Gould Mildred Gourlay Laura Gowen Kerry Grant Carrol Gray In Memory of Grady Gray Beverly Green Bradford Greene Mott Greene & Jo Leffingwell Carrie Greer Marilyn Gremse Anne & Hans Griesser Dr. Fred & Wilene Grimm Debra & Geoff Grindeland Tom & Liliana Grip Jean & John Grisham Caryl Grosch Warren & Mary Gross Gary Groves Betsy Peabody & Jeff Gueble Don & Janet Guthrie Marcie Gwiazdon Carl Haefling Roth Hafer Geraldine Hagan City of Hailey Judy Matthies & Bill Hale Charles P. Hall Jenna & Nick Hall Mary Hall

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CARDEN COUNTRY SCHOOL

Maureen A. Halligan Henry Family Julie & Jonno Hanafin Tom Herriott Herb Hethcote & Leslie Marshall Jewell Hanna Arlene M. Hetherington Jane & Steve Hannuksela Els Heyne Joanna Hansen Claire Hicks Lara Hansen & Eric Mielbrecht Julie Hill Reid & Barbara Hansen Linda V. Hill Jay Hanseth Carol & Robert Hille Becca Hanson Stephanie Hillier Katherine Hanson Adrian & Jane Hobden Mary & Jim Harmon Ben & Annie Hodges Carolyn & Bill Harper James Hodges Bainbridge Foundation Patrica Harrington Fund Peter & Janice Harris Charlotte Hoelterhoff Stephanie Harris Fredric Hoffer David & Cynthia Harrison Douglas & Christine Hoffman Carolyn Hart Robert & Debbie Hollyer Jean Hart Bryce Holmes & Sherry Larsen-Holmes John Hart Cami Holtmeier Svend & Edith Hartmann Anne & Nat Hong Alex & Cynthia Harui Jim & Sarah Hopper Chris & Scotti Harvey Barbara & Michael Hotchkin Christopher & Scotti Harvey Douglas & Kristen Hotchkiss Doug & Marcia Hastings Edie & Chuck Hottinger Jay Hastings & Christine Susumi Nancy Houghton Edwin & Trudy Hatch Steve & Amy Houmes Maureen Hauschulz Teri Houston Kevin & Kyanne Hawkins Anne Howard Mary Hawkins Jana Hruby Randy & Janet Hawkins Janice Huang & Rob Evans Hiroshi & Loretta Hayashida Linda Meier & Stephen Hubbard

Molly & Wes Hays Quinn Hubbard John & Keri Healy Sally Tellekson Mary Healy Amy L. Hughes Tyra Heatherington Kathleen Hughes Don Hebard PO Box Kim10160 Hughes & Jim Jones David & Helen Hecker HughesRoad 6974 IslandSheila Center WHY CHOOSE CARDEN? Hegarty Family Susan & John Bainbridge Island, WAHughes 98110 Cynthia Howard-Gibbon Donald C. Hulbert (206) 842-6510 Patricia Joan Hemphill  Faith-Based Environment Christina Hulet & Jeff Stewart Joan & Jeff Henderson www.cardencountryschool.org Betty Hung Gary & Kathy Hendrickson  Academic Rigor Bill Hunt & Reba Ferguson Jean Hennessy See DONORS, Page 20 Chris Henry

WHY CHOOSE CARDEN?

→ Faith-Based Environment → Academic Rigor → Small Group Instruction → Character Development

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Small Group Instruction

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Character Development

6974 Island Center Road Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 (206)842�6510 www.cardencountryschool.org

THANK YOU For Giving through ONE CALL FOR ALL!

THANK YOU FOR GIVING THROUGH ONE CALL FOR ALL We educate each of our children, we nourish their innate curiosity, inspire a lifelong enthusiasm for learning, and foster respect and appreciation for themselves and others.

AT THE ISLAND SCHOOL, EVERY CHILD MATTERS

8553 NE Day Rd • Bainbridge Island • 206-842-0400

TheIslandSchool.org

PO Box 10160 6974 Island Center Road Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 (206) 842-6510 www.cardencountryschool.org

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Cont. from page 19 Greg & Andrea Hunt Robin Hunt & Art Schmidt David Hunting In K. Hur John Koval & Kit Hutchin Daniel & Kathleen Huxley Kirsten Hytopoulos Natalia Ilyin Glenda Inman The Irvin Family Sina Irving Diane Isonaka & David Galas Rick & Marcy Jackson Tony & Shari Jacobellis John Jacobi Cynthia & Dan Jacobs Lucinda Jacobs & Michael Peterson Jean Jacoby Randall Jahren Rory Jansen Diane Janusz Nancy Plant Jan Jeffcoat Bob Jenness Kirsten & John Jewell Timothy Jewell & Patricia Hart Kurt Johns Amy Johnson Casey Johnson Clarence B. Johnson Dale & Valerie Johnson Pam & Jack Johnson Pat Johnson Wyman & Karoline Johnson George & Jean Johnston Sophy Johnston Stanley W. Johnston Tom & Beth Johnston Jean & Murray Johnstone

ONE CALL FOR ALL  WWW.ONECALLFORALL.ORG Doug & Jan Jonas Gary Jones & Gael Perrin Ted Jones Theodore Jones Walter & Terry Yund William Jones Cathy Jones-Smith & Marty Smith David Margolin & Victoria Josslin Rebecca Judd Thomas C. Juhasz & Wendy A. Marshall Tom & Maureen Jurcak Jerri Jurgens Patricia Kaldenberg Andre Kamber Sharon Kane Carole Kant Jeff & Candy Kanter Ron Kaplan & Patty Lyman Karen Adler R. Karl Sang Mae Ro Karl & Richard L. Karl Victor & Phyllis Katz Beverly Kaufman Janet & Richard Keating Sheila & Art Keegan Elaine Keeley Dorothy Kehres Colleen Keilbart Bill Kelley James Kelly Mike Kelly & Lisa Romasco Ann J. Kenefick Jim & Jackie Kennedy Bryn Kepler Peter Kepler Susan Kerrigan Stephen & Mary Kersten Bob & Becci Kerstetter Arlene Kessler Alison & Frederick Kettering Hollind Kevo & Kevin Flanagan Angela Kidner Larry & Victoria Kight

Susan Kilbane Thomas & Helen Kilbane Thomas Kilbane Katherine Kilcher Ned Kiley Jack & Carolynn Prelutsky Bob & Karen King Ed & Iris King Richard & Joan Kinsman Chuck Kirchner Craig & Carey Kirkby Rick Kirkby Sandra J. Kirsopp Richard Kirts Arleen & Shel Klasky Susan E. Klein John & Nancy Klimp Caroline Klopping Sheila Klos Bill & Barbara Knapp Dale & Susan Knell Laura Knight Clint Knudsen & Terra Wright Joyce & Peter Knutsen Ilze V. Koch Lilly Kodama Marilyn Koegel George M. Kohn Marguerite Kondracke Frances & David Korten Jeltje Koumans Jeremy Kraft Kathleen & Tedd Kraft Robert Santelli & Cindy Kraft Judy Kramer Monte & Dawna Kramer Steve & Barbara Kratz Karin Kravitz Justin Huguet & Emily Kroman Ronald Kruse Richard & Mary Krutch Sarah Kuhn Keetje & Sarah Kuipers Paul & Anne Kundtz

Ed & Karen Kushner John W. Kydd Bruce LaBombard Renata Lac & Randy Rotter Rayne & Joseph Lacko Daniel Lafferty Marcia & Gary Lagerloef Jan Lahr Cheryl & Steve Lakich Sherry LaMonica Dinah Landreth Steve & Diane Landry Shirley Landweer Dr. Marti Laney Jenny & John Lange Will & Chapple Langemack Andrea & Philippe Lantin Dale Lantz David Larimore Torin & Rebecca Larsen Steve & Patsy Larson Cheryl Laughbon Brian & Anne Lawler Alberta Jane Lawrence Jim Laws Shannon & Dave Lea Gigi Leach Judi & Lee Leader Kim Leatham & Robert Steiner The Cochran-Leavitts Christine Leber Eric Leber Andrew & Jennifer Ledbetter Juliet Sears LeDorze Nam Lee Sandra & Mark Leese Ben Leifer Thomas Leigh Bob Leik Carol Shakow Renee & Elliot Leiter Charles Lenard & Carlene Lenard Patricia Leon Michael Leonard

Anne & Wray Lertora Julie & Ted Leung Cherie Levan Jordan Levine Judy Levine The Argonout Fund Nancy Taylor & Fritz Levy Mike & Nancy Lewars Bonnie Murphy & Paul Lewis Edwin & Elizabeth Lewis Jack & Edna Lewis The Lewis Family Lynette & Tom Ley Joan Lukasik & Tim Leyh Sheridan Ley-Mackey Tad & Joyce Lhamon Kari Liddle Julie Lightfoot Dave & Sue Lindsey Joanne & Chuck Little Lawrence & Christa Little Maxine Livingston Ron & Colette Llewellyn Judy Lofgren Jette Lord Ann Lovejoy Jody Loving Keith & Airi Lowe Anne Ludlow Chris Lukin Sue & Kyle Lukins The Lum Family Mark & Lisa Lund Kathryn Lynch Michele Lyons Kathleen Macferran Julie MacGregor Marianne Mack Robert & Tammie Mack Leona H. MacKay Janet Magana Barbara Magusin Tamsin Mahnken Stephen Prentice &

FALL 2018 Martha Makosky Sid Malbon Althea Paulson Kim Maloof Laurie & John Maltman Betty Mancuso Richard Mancuso Lewis Mandell Leigh Manheim Andrea/Philip Mann Marilyn & David Manning Donald Mannino Clara & Robert Manny Megan Markley Sallie & Andy Maron Ron & Pat Marshall Michele Martaus Norman T. Martin, Jr. Reed & Joli Martic Martin Djos Family Foundation Martin Family Jim/Sylvia Martine Maggie Smith & Vic Martino Julie Martwick Gary & Mimi Marx Karla Mather Albert Matriotti Julie & Steve Matthews Cheryl & Eric Mauer Linda Maxson & Toby Miller Carol Mazzotti James & Linda McCarty Anna & Bill McClain Jane McCotter Mike & Janet McDevitt Kate McDill & Deb Sweet Martha McDonald Maureen Newby Bernadette McDowell Paul & Loren McEwan Cestjon McFarland & Tom Goodlin Carla McGarvie William & Sara McGonagle Susan & Casey McGrath

Cindy McGregor Jim McIntyre Barbara McKenzie C. Malcolm & Frances McKinnon Mike McLane Mick & Nikki McMahan Liming McMillan Brianna McNamara McNett/Woo Marilyn McNutt Jeffrey Mead Kol Medina & Elsa Watson Eugene & Nancy Mehlenbacher Nina & Bill Meierding Marian & Joel Merkel Jennifer Merrill & Reed Price Hugh Merriman Paul & Zan Merriman Cyndi Merritt William Merz Carol Ware Rick & Maureen Meslang Marilyn Metzler RG & Diane Meyer Julie Meyers Laurel Michael Julie Middleton Alan Miller & Carolyn Mitchell Alison Miller Dan & Robin Miller Jane C. Miller Judith Miller Kim & Stephan Miller Marc & Cindy Miller Robert Miller Laura Milleson Seth Milleson Susan Milleson Michael & Jeanne E. Milligan Kate Mills & John Marshall Brian & Norma Miner Christina Mitchell Ellen Miyasato

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BECAUSE WE LOVE

PARKS

Help sustain and improve the parks and trails you love.

Donate to the Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation through One Call For All.

biparksfoundation.org

Your gift creates community for Bainbridge Island seniors biseniorcenter.org

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Donors

Continued from page 20 Emily Mockett Modern Collision Rebuild & Service Beverly Moe Steven Moe & Bess Lentinen Elaine Moehring David & Fran Moen Silven Moench Tom Moench Mark & Karen Molinari Merle Montani Bill & Marilyn Moore Donna J. Moore Ian & Monica Moore Tannis Moore Dudley Moorhead Brandy Morbeck Lynn Morecraft Jim & Linda Moreland Aron & Christine Morgan Bobbie Morgan Carl & Doreen Morgan Sarah Morgans Mary Morton & Doug Mowell Jacki & Peter Moseley Joe & Linda Muffoletto Florence Munat Judy & Carl Mundt Seanna Munn John & Faith Munson Cynthia Murati Peter Murchie Mary & Andrew Murphy Carolyne Myers James & Ann Nagle Ellen Nakata Larry & Sandy Nakata Ronald & Susan Nakata Wayne & Judy Nakata Jacqueline Namtvedt

Frank & Kathryn Nance Larry & Abigail Nazareth Ann & Marshall Nelson Craig & Roberta Nelson Laird Nelson Chewelah Nett & Bruce Fritchman Druce & Eva Neumann Nancy Whealdon & Robert Newman Timothy Nichols Helen Nissani Shirley & Larry Noedel Nancy Nolan Lynn Nordby Marc Nordlund Robert & Marsha Novak Steven Obrien Robert D. & Dorothy S. O’Brien Memorial Fund Sally O’Callaghan & Charles Schafer James & Kristi O’Connor Peter & Wendy O’Connor Sandra O’Connor Victor & Mary Odermat Judy & Bryan Ogden Molly OHara Tom & Judy O’Hare Eileen Okada Laurel W. Oliver Craig & Theresa Olson Laura & Tim O’Mara Bill & Kerry O’Neill James O’Neill Pat O’Rourke Larry Orr E. Orville Pete & Cassie Osborne Tom & Cathleen Osterman Wm. Ostling David & Debra O’Sullivan Matt & Sara Otepka Betty Otorowski Katey & James Owen Helen Owens Ben & Stephanie Page

Peggy Paige Stephen & Suzanne Palmason Sylvia Palmer Linda Papineau Chris & Jack Parker Emily Parsons Esther Parvin Clayton & Christine Patmont Janet & Bill Pauli Joel & Kimberly Paulson Everett P. & Gladys Andrea Paup Bill Payne Janet & Ray Peacoe Joan Pearson & Karl Petersen Karl D. Petersen & Joan Pearson Patricia Pearson Paul Pearson Gesina Pedersen Janice & Doug Pedersen Jennifer Pells Alex Pemberton Christopher Pence Evelyn Peratrovich Chris & Christine Perkins Dale & Carol Perry Diana Peters John & Janet Peters Rick Peters & Mette Peters Craig Peterson Jan Peterson Catherine Petrek Gary & Margreet Pettersen Louanne Peyton Dan & Azurae Phelps Cortney Phillips Mary E. Tate Phillips Karla Piecuch Jay & Joan Piper Marilyn Place Asha Rehnberg & Larry Pluimer Mary L. Polk Donna Poole Jim Poss & Becky Branting Tracey & Diane Powell

Mr. & Mrs. Price Charlton Price Marilyn Price-Mitchell Jackie Priestley W. E. Proctor Ian Proffer David & Jody Prongay Bruce Prout Pat Putman Sarah Quainton Al & Annie Quan Kristen Quinn Gould James & Sabine Quitslund Jon Quitslund Linda & Gary Whitehead/Quitslund Ms. Sonya A. Quitslund Elizabeth Rabinowitz Rachael Schneider Frances & David Ran Kathy & Kulpreet Rana Pat Randall Suzanne Selfors Giovanna Ratcliffe V. Rausch Pete & Kathy Raustein Lynn Ray William & Barbara Rayburn Edward & Alice Reasoner Janet See Virginia Redfield Reed Martic Patricia Reese William Reese Shelagh Regan Wenda Reid Jim & Vicki Reilly Suzanne Reith Rosalind Renouard Tom & Teita Reveley David & Gaye Reynolds-Gooch Carrie Rhodes Sue Rhodes Kathryn Rice Julie Riely & Anthony Gibbons

PAGE 21 Rebecca Riggs Dan Riley Rita Riley Duane Rimel Andy & Debbie Rimkus Andy Rimkus Ms. Elinor Ringland Esther Ritzenthaler Debra & Jeff Robert H. Clay & Sherry Roberts Fund Martha Roberts Christy Robinson Joe & Mona Rochelle Anita & Phil Rockefeller Sarah & Dave Roe Tanya Roe Benjamin Rogers Jennifer Rogers Mike Rogers Stephanie Rohl David, Holly, William, Ryan & Ellie Rohrbacher James & Veronika Rohrscheib Jon & Kay Root Filmore & Janet Rose Charitable Fund Lisa Rose Gail Rosenbaum Jan Willem Rosenboom Fred & Sonja Ross Micaela Ross Sonja & Fred Ross John Rossi MaryAnne Rossing Rotary Club of Bainbridge Island Wayne Roth & Kathleen Alcala Leslie Rothbaum Cole Rottweiler John Ruark & Terry Stein Joy L. Rubin Meegan Rucker Joyce & Alan Rudolph Cynthia & Steve Ruggiero Franklin Ruliffson Judy Ruliffson & Walter Oliver

Laura Sachs Ann Marie Saek Elan Safford Kristina Safford Karen Salsbury Patricia Sampson Janet Barnard Sams & Bill Sams Brie & Keith Archbold Erskine R. Sanders Cathy & Lindsay Sanford Susan Sarason Jean & Jack Sargent Demar & Pat Sather Demar Sather Bonita Saunders Malcolm Saunders Noel & Richard Saunders Bill & Janet Saupp Keely Sawyer Markos & Hillary Scheer Deborah & Proctor Schenk Charles & Linda Schmid Lynn Schmidt Philip & Paula Schmidt Keri Schmit Susanne & Mark Schneider Wendy & Tony Schopf Patricia Schroeder JoAnn Schuh Carol & Michael Schuyler Steve/Annie Schwager The Schwank Family Matt & Gretchen Scoble Bob & Mary Lynn Seaby Olivia Sears Michael & Sally Sebastian SeedSafe Financial LLC Anne Seeley John & Krista Seely Jacquie & Don Sekits Sandra & William Sell-Lee Linda Sevold Howard & Elizabeth Sewell

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A NATURAL PLACE TO LEARN since 1972 Serving children from birth through 6th grade We are grateful to those who contribute to MCS through the One Call For All Campaign. These donations are used to supplement our financial aid program, giving more children the opportunity to be a part of this wonderful learning community.

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Cont. from page 21 Susan & Mark Shaffer Dwight Shappell Sam Sharar & Lynn Oliver Robert W. Sharman Jennifer Sharp Charles & Andora Sharpe Cindy & John Shea Karl Shearer Caroline Sheehan David Sheldon James & Jennie Sheldon Marjorie & John Paul Sheldon Susan Shoemaker William & Sandra Shopes Beryl & Jim Shore David Shorett Julie & Dick Shryock Barbara Shulock Sally Sieber Phyllis & David Sigmond Robin Sigo John & Nancy Silk Marty & Nathalie Simsak Kassia Sing & Ed Kaufman John & Carolyn Siscoe Jack Sjolseth Karen Sjolseth Brian Skare Kris & Meghan Skotheim Sheerie Slatton Beth & Bill Slonaker Anne Smart Annise Smaus Charles Smith Christine Dufau-Smith & Dirk Smith Irene & Marc Smith Julie & Michael Smith Kerry & Chris Smith

ONE CALL FOR ALL  WWW.ONECALLFORALL.ORG Lynn Smith Marina Smith Michael & Dana Smith Morgan Smith & Mike Lunsford Dickinson M. Smith & Luanne J. Smith Norma Jean Smith Worthington L. Smith Regina Smith-Curry Christopher & Cameron Snow S.J. & R.S. Snyder Joel & Claudia Soisson Sheri Somers Anne Sommer JoReen & Linda Sommerseth Wendy Soule Sarah B. Soutter Taurin Spalding Marie A. Spearman Lois Speer & Dana Rosenbaum Gretchen Speerstra Dale & Carol Sperling Scott Sperling Judy & Jerry Spigal Barry & Sharon Spinak Dale & Regina Spoor Bridgette Springer Ms. Bonnie M. Stafford David Stallings Raquel Stanek Wanda Stanley Frank Stanton Janice Stanton Susan Stanton Sarah Starkweather The Stauffer Family Erik & Debra Stearns Anna Steen George & Evie Stege Lynn Stehle Gigi Steinbock In memory of David Stern Jill & Dean Sterrett Eric & Caroline Stevens

Marc & Jane Stewart John & Peggy Stichman Kjell & Marilyn Stoknes Annette Stollman Julie Stone Stone-Provan Family Carol & Scott Stover Franklin Stowell Robert & Michelle Stowell Janissa & Alexa Strabuk Marc & Carrie Strachan Susan Strachan Susan Streich Eliza & Tali Mitchell James & Linda Strickler Gene & Gail Strid Andrew Strom Dick & Bobbi Strom Tara & Aaron Strom Allison Stuart Paul Stuit & Marget Livak Laurie & Paul Stumme-Diers Janet Sturham Nichole Vick & Ray Styles Gary & Elizabeth Sundem Andrea & J. Michael Suraci Jack & Carole Sutherland Jane & Paul Sutherland Dwight & Edith Sutton Paul & Virginia Swanson Barbara Swartling David Swartling Linda Swolgaard Linda Tanner Jim & Chris Taylor Pam Taylor Sara Taylor Sloan & Jan Taylor Stewart Taylor Peter & Pat Tegtmeyer Dean & Gail Temple Teriyaki Town, H. Kim Glenna Teti & Jim Alger Marian Thackray

George & Deborah Themann Terry Thiele Mary & Kevin Thomas Rick & Lisa Thomas Steve & Kris Thomas Brooke Thompson Flora S. Thompson Heather Thompson Nick & Kelly Thompson Carol Thornburgh Thornburgh Insurance Agency David & Kathleen Thorne Dennis Tierney & Grace Grant Judith Tingley Todd Tinker Cheryl Tlam & Harold Foster Kristin Tollefson Val & Mary Ann Tollefson Susan & Michael Tolley Robert J. Tomlinson Debbie & Bob Towery Town & Country Markets, Inc. Sarah Townsend April Avey Trabucco Phillip P. Trackwell J.T. Trader Barbara Trafton & Bruce Beall Rebecca Trafton Peg Treanor Steven Trick Bill Troy Annika Truebenbach & Matt Howe Margie Trujillo Carolyn & Robert Tull Lana Turner Gail Twelves Jeffrey B. Ulbright Diane Ullrich United Way of King County Ruth Urbach Louise Urness John Vaivods Don & Delea Valdez Bob & Susie Valentine

John Van Buskirk Michele Van Derrick Marinus & Paula van Gessel Katherine & Tarquin Van Slyke Pamela & Steve Van Vleet Jo Vanderlee & Rick Robertson Brad Vaughan Veeraraghavan Family Charitable Fund David & Joyce Veterane Peggy Visher Anne & Barney Voegtlen Walter Vogdes Chrilo Von Gontard Elaine & Paul VonRosenstiel Peter & Shelly Vosshall Elizabeth & Herman Vroom Marissa & David Wachter Ron & Carol Wacker Connie & William Waddington Brenda & Stuart Wakeham Margie Walker Diane & Jim Walkowski Cebe Wallace Roy & Virginia Wallace Sarah & Graehm Wallace Scott & Ellen Walls Lauren Walsh & Scott Nemeth Linda Walsh Jamie & Edward Walter Stuart & Mary Jane Walton Adam & Amanda Ward Linda & Edus Warren Stephanie Warren Bye Watson Nathaniel Watson Ellen & Rich Weaver Ralph Weaver Tyler & Jenny Weaver David & Carol Webb Dana & Steve Webber Sarah Webster Ann & Scott Weigle Bruce & Judy Weiland

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Brigitte Wilson Jen & Matt Wilson Karen Wilson Katie Wilson Mike & Barb Wilson Richard & Sally Wilson Robert & Joy Wilson Sherri Wilson Windward Environmental LLC Phil & Terry Winer Marcia Winslow Barbara & Grant Winther Linda & Bob Wohlsen The Wolf Family Suelyn Wong Jill & Geoff Wood Robert Wood William Woods Jr. Woodward PTO Nancy Wooldridge Bruce & Janet Woolever Jillian Worth & Larry Weiner Nicole & Jeff Wortley Carrn Wright Joanne & Rodney Wright Kari Wright Robert Wright Bethene Wyatt Catherine Yalung Elbert Yamato Karen Yearsley Jean York Julie & Jerry Yunt Donna Zajonc & David Womeldorff Joseph Zalke Nick & Cassandra Zarkades Steve & Bridget Zaro Barbara Zehentner-Wilkinson Patricia Zellers & Michael Zigich The Zimmer Family Ron & Mary Zimmerman Joyce Zocher Katie Zonoff & Eric Hoffman ....And many Anonymous Donors

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Your gift to the Olympic College Foundation can help make those dreams come true by providing scholarships, emergency funding, textbooks and more to students transforming their lives through education.

For more information visit: OlympicCollegeFoundation.org Please remember the Olympic College Foundation when you get your One Call for All red envelope. Thank you for your support!

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