One Call for All - 2019

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Give to what matters most to you!

WHAT MATTERS MOST TO YOU? 2019

A supplement to the Bainbridge Island Review

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The West Sound Wildlife Shelter provides injured, orphaned, and sick wildlife a second chance at life and promotes the wellbeing of wildlife and their habitats through public outreach, education, and involvement. Each year the Shelter provides care to nearly 1700 patients, reaches over 10,000 children and adults through our live animal education program and respond to over 7000 community member requests for wildlife related issues.

Please give through OCFA and help save a wild life.

206.855.9057 and www.westsoundwildlife.org

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This year, let’s all give to Each One, Plus One Choose your favorite local nonprofits, then find a new one to support through the annual OCFA campaign.

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hat matters most to YOU? Now in our 60th year, One Call for All has changed the landscape of giving on Bainbridge Island for generations, supporting the important work of nonprofits serving our community and raising the profile of philanthropy.

It’s a pretty simple mission: nonprofits do good work in our community, we we send out an appeal letter called the Red Envelope, and then people like you give to what matters most to them, enabling those organizations to continue their vital work.

Thanks to you, we raised more than $1.5 million last year, and every penny went straight to the nonprofits you care about!

“One Call for All is one of those amazing efforts that embodies what is so special about Bainbridge Island.” - Sheila Hughes, Bainbridge Island Museum of Art “Bainbridge Island is the place that it is because of the multitude of people and organizations that show up do to their part…. Kudos to OCFA for being the thread that sews our island’s web of goodness together.”

– Lara Hansen, EcoAdapt “We are very thankful that One Call for All pays all of the fees for the donations and give donor a chance to include ALL organizations they care about in one convenient gift.”

– Lisa Horn, West Sound Wildlife Shelter

GIVE TO ‘EACH ONE, PLUS ONE’ If you’ve been a part of this Bainbridge tradition for a while, you might have a list of favorites that you choose each year.

This year, we invite you to consider adding one new organization to your list of what matters most to you.

Donors last year gave 13,000 individual donations to our nonprofit partners – we’d like to see that number increase by 10 percent. It’s a lofty goal, and we hope you’ll help us reach it by choosing Each One, Plus One! Each one that you give to, plus one new one!

If you typically give $100 to five charities, consider finding another whose work inspires you, and make it $120 for six organizations. If you’re used to giving $20,000 to 20 charities, try $21,000 to 21!

MEET OUR FEATURED FIVE Choosing what matters most to you might be easy or challenging, but included in this insert are articles about our five featured organizations: West Sound Wildlife Shelter, Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, Bainbridge Island Child Care Center, EcoAdapt and Kitsap Rescue Mission.

We hope you’ll be inspired by their work and might pick one for your Plus One. Or peruse all 125 organizations to learn about one you’ve not supported in the past.

WE WELCOME SEVEN NEW ORGANIZATIONS FOR 2019 We welcome seven new organizations to the Red Envelope Campaign this year: Bainbridge Food Forest, Girls on the Run Northwest, Give to Heal, Nurse Meg’s Beacon of Joy Endowment, Rotary Club of Bainbridge Island, WEAVE Presents,

and Wilderness Land Trust. Welcome to One Call For All! OCFA OFFERS SO MANY EASY WAYS TO GIVE One Call for All has come a long way since board members knocked on doors to collect for nonprofit agencies, We now offer donors the opportunity to give to as many local nonprofits as they’d like, by check, credit card, monthly donations, or even gifts of appreciated assets.

In our last campaign, individuals gift ranged from $6 (divided up among the donor’s six favorite charities) to $100,000, and so truly, giving through One Call for All is for everyone.

Support as many organizations as you’d like. The average donor chooses seven, but many broaden their impact by donating to the Community Fund (divided 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.

Our community is special, made even more so by the amazing people who lead and work in our island’s nonprofits. YOU are the reason these organizations can serve our island. Please give generously to what matters most to YOU.

A Non-profit Community Center for Artisans and Makers

Craft & Community, Connected.

BARN connects generations and creates community through hands-on learning. By offering classes and equipment for everything from Book Arts to Woodworking, BARN uses craft as a magnet to bring people together. Community service, Certificates of Craft, and youth programs help fulfill our mission. Take a free tour of the facility any Sunday between 1 pm and 3 pm.

Find out more at BainbridgeBARN.org

THANK YOU! Your support of BARN through One Call for All will create new learning opportunities for all ages

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Where the wild things are patched up West Sound Wildlife Shelter treats and releases injured critters, squirrels to eagles and everything in between.

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raccoon struck by a car, a chipmunk mauled by a cat, a sparrow sickened by a dirty feeder, a fledgling eagle that’s plummeted to earth from the safety of its nest.

West Sound Wildlife Shelter treats all its patients like the best free clinic, without regard for insurance or ability to pay.

Just the satisfaction of seeing a beautiful creature released back into the wild to scamper or fly again.

“If you’re sick, injured or orphaned, we’re here to take care of you,” says Lisa Horn, the shelter’s executive director – “You” being the myriad mammalian, avian and reptilian creatures that share our Bainbridge Island home and sometimes need a trip to the emergency room.

The shelter’s five-person staff and nearly 100 volunteers provide restorative (sometime palliative) care for the several thousand sick and injured animals that are brought in to the shelter at Bloedel Reserve each year.

Photos courtesy of West Sound Wildlife Shelter

A veterinarian treats an injured raptor at West Sound Wildlife Shelter.

Demand spikes during the summer months, when new critters are birthed into the world and more people are outdoors and interacting with local wildlife. Around 500 patients per year come from around the island, and the balance from the Kitsap Peninsula and dozens of surrounding communities.

Each new patient receives a veterinary assessment of its injuries and the prospects for successful treatment. Some cases are grave. But a remarkable number are treatable, and after a suitable shelter stay the animals are transitioned to outdoor enclosures to climb, hop, run, fly, or swim in preparation for release.

Since 1975, PAWS has been YOUR animal welfare organization on the island, helping pets and their people every day.

We are asking for your continued support through One Call for All. Without YOU there would be no help for companion animals like these kittens who came from a hoarding situation or these pups who needed vet care, in our community.

Please check out our website at www. pawsbink.org to learn more about the many programs PAWS offers on Bainbridge Island in North Kitsap. of Bainbridge Island & Northand Kitsap P O Box 10811 Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 206-842-2451 www.pawsbink.org paws@pawsbink.org

The success rate is impressive: Some 85 percent of mammals and 75 percent of birds are released back into the wild and familiar surroundings, by law within three miles of where they were found as safety allows.

“We don’t want to put an opossum that’s been mauled by a dog back in the same yard with the dog,” Horn says.

An unfortunate number of cases are “abductions” by humans: baby mammals or birds found alone and brought to the shelter by well-meaning but misguided Samaritans.

“Somebody comes along and sees a baby animal and they say, ‘Oh, it must need its mom,’” Horn says, when in fact Mom has just gone away for a while to forage or hunt. “Unfortunately they get so worried about little ones out in the wild, they sometimes bring them to us when they don’t need to.”

That’s where the shelter’s education and outreach programs come in. Accompanied by wildlife “ambassadors” – raptors, a turkey vulture, an opossum – former patients no longer able to survive in the wild, handler-educators visit local classrooms and civic clubs to give people a direct connection with wildlife, encourage See WILDLIFE, Page 5

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Continued from page 4 “peaceful coexistence” and inspire the wildlife stewards of tomorrow.

“School programs are important,” Horn says. “Kids listen, and kids love to go home and tell their parents what they learned.”

West Sound Wildlife Shelter’s 20-year run on the island may be nearing its end.

With expansion in mind, the center has an option to purchase 12 acres of “the most gorgeous forest you’ve ever seen” near Port Gamble. A capital campaign is already underway.

The new location will give the center enough room to segment its operations: a public-facing education center and gift shop for visitor engagement, with the hospital facility and outdoor enclosures tucked away out of sight for the comfort and recuperative health of the patients.

Even with a move to Port Gamble, Horn says, the shelter will maintain an intake center on Bainbridge Island.

Support from One Call For All maintains the shelter’s day to day operations: direct animal care including purchase of hospital supplies and medications, and mealworms, crickets and other munchies to feed the patients during their stay.

Horn says islanders are fortunate and blessed to share the ecosystem with so much wildlife, whose wellbeing is a barometer of the health of the environment. No wonder the folks who

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Shelter patients come in all sizes. bring in injured wildlife are so invested in the shelter’s good work.

“There’s nothing better than when someone calls and says, ‘How is that little squirrel that I brought in Saturday,’ and we can say, ‘He’s doing great, he’s eating and gaining weight, and we put him in with a buddy. People get so excited,” Horn says.

“On the flip side, when we have to give someone bad news, there’s a lot of tears.

People really, really care.”

Learn more at www.westsoundwildlife.org.

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New roots for a longtime kids’ center

Long-running Bainbridge Island Child Care Center debuts a sparkling new K-6 campus on High School Road.

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ven with 45 years in business as a popular “life-saver” for working parents, Bainbridge Island Child Care Centers may at this moment in time be the island’s best-kept secret.

With a sparkling new campus, more program space than ever and the school year in full swing, the center still has room for more students in its affordable, accessible pre- and after-school programs.

More kids welcome; parents, inquire within.

“The whole heartbeat of this is for the working parent, providing excellent experiences for kids while their parents are at work,” says Shelley Long, executive director. “The kids are happy here – a lot of time they don’t want to leave when their parents get here.”

You’d be hard pressed to find many island businesses with a longer run, certainly in the child-care sector. The center was founded by islanders Joyce Veterane and Meg Hagemann as “Berry Day Care” in

Everybody’s happy at Bainbridge Island Child Care Center!

1974, to provide strawberry farm workers – the island still retained its agricultural character in those days – with quality child care. Their vision was a program with solid curriculum in a nurturing environment, values that still inspire today’s BICCC. The only childcare center on the island to provide before- and after-school care to children through grade 6, BICCC has been the home away from home for more than 130 children per year. Its three programs, preschool, Kid’s Club and Big Kids, offer a

Keith Brofsky photos

dynamic curriculum with an emphasis on explorative learning.

After three decades as a land tenant on the school district campus next to Ordway School, BICCC several years ago purchased a 2.5-acre parcel on High School Road for its K-6 programs when Voyager Montessori relocated. (BICCC’s pre-K programs are still housed on Cave Avenue near the ferry.) Montessori’s board selected BICCC to receive the property at a below-market rate.

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Then the renovations began. A $1.5 million “Little Red Schoolhouse” capital campaign and support from Bainbridge Rotary funded a new modular main building and two fully refurbished classrooms, all united around a landscaped central plaza and flower garden. The surrounding acreage has plenty of room for activities and outdoor learning; mixed forest and rolling, grassy play areas give kids space to roam the natural world and burn off extra energy.

The new campus opened this summer, right on the school bus line and just down from the Bainbridge Island School District main campus. Early drop-offs can get ready for school (breakfast included) in a warm, safe environment, and then bus right up the hill to begin the school day – then bus back down to await pickup when Mom and Dad get off work.

During summer and school breaks, the center is open daylong, 6 to 6:30. “Parents still have to work,” Long says.

The new luxury of space has Long and her staff shuffling students from one module to the next with the daily ebb and flow. A second-grade pilot program this year focuses on land and environmental art; the grades 3-6 program includes themed days with PowerPoint lessons and See CHILD CARE, Page 8

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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 donors, giving appreciated stock or mutual fund shares that they’ve held for more than a year can mean excellent tax benefits. 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!

A strong curriculum, a nurturing environment and fun at BICCC.

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CHILD CARE

You can make a donation directly from your IRA and reduce taxable income while supporting the local causes you care about most? One Call for All makes it easy to contribute from your IRA by requiring only one check to give to as many organizations as you’d like.

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a popular homework club. All grades enjoy free-choice hours and quiet reading time.

BICCC is renowned for the long tenures of its educational staff. Many Island families have known the three program directors, Brigitte Wilson, Bridgette Springer and Anne Campbell, for over 20 years.

Campbell has been on staff for 40 years, long enough to earn generational loyalty.

Lily Karsten attended BICCC programs as a kid and now brings her own daughter,

Olivia, to the center. “I wanted my daughter to have the same creative and fun experience I had here,” she says.

Proceeds from this year’s One Call For All drive will go toward BICCC’s campus improvements. Long hopes to expand outdoor play features and put a cover over the activities pad for all-weather fun.

The campus may be new, but BICCC’s support for island families is the same as ever. “Their services are a life-saver for parents like me who need to catch an early ferry to work,” parent Jana Lien says.

Find out more at www.biccc.org.

Remember that no matter how you give – credit card, stock, check, IRA, or through a Donor Advised Fund, 100 percent of your gift goes straight to the causes you care about. One Call for All pays ALL of the fees and takes care of all of the paperwork so that organizations can focus more of their resources on serving our community!

Call Tracey Peacoe Denlinger, Executive Director, for details about making a gift of stock or from an IRA: 206.842.0659. It’s easy!

THE LIBRARY THAT BAINBRIDGE BUILT Bainbridge Public Library is an all-volunteer-run organization that owns, maintains, and manages the building and grounds solely through donations and investments. BPL receives no tax dollars.

This is YOUR library, and we depend on your One Call For All donations to sustain the library as the heart of our community.

Thank you for your generous support! www.bainbridgepubliclibrary.org

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Art museum our ‘cultural living room’ The humanities flourish at Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, now so much more than just a visual art gallery.

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hat was envisioned as a library of sorts, a gallery that anyone could just walk into and share, has become more of a “cultural living room.”

With dramatic growth in its humanities fare, film and music festivals, forums and lectures – all wrapped around its foundational draw, the visual arts – Bainbridge Island Museum of Art has blossomed into a regional nexus of ideas, aesthetics and exchange.

“I think of the museum as the perfect storm of opportunity,” says Sheila Hughes, BIMA’s executive director.

BIMA opened in 2013, the vision of island philanthropist Cynthia Sears. The gallery focuses on contemporary works by artists from around the Puget Sound region, highlighting both recognized talents and emerging names. Major exhibitions turn over three times per year, meaning 15-20 new shows are offered annually in a range of media.

Photos courtesy of BIMA

BIMA’s major exhibitions turn over three times a year, meaning 15-20 new shows.

Anchoring the island’s most prominent intersection, where highway meets ferry, the museum draws 100,000 visitors annually – 90 percent of them from beyond Bainbridge shores. The summer months are humming, as visitors pouring off the boat stop in to experience the galleries as they pass to and from Winslow.

Hughes has a saying, “A stage is a terrible thing to waste,” and indeed BIMA’s modest auditorium has emerged as one of its best assets.

Popular jazz and R&B music festivals, themed film series, lectures and other humanities fare revolve around the space named for patron Frank Buxton.

After a lifetime spent on stage as a performer, one of Buxton’s last gifts to the theatre before his 2018 passing was a piano.

“It’s a gift to have a little 100-seat, jewel box-size auditorium,” Hughes says.

Hughes worked in the nonprofit cultural sector in Seattle for 25 years, producing such bigtime fare as Bumbershoot and Teatro Zinzanni that drew hundreds of volunteers to support the programming.

Even so, she’s wowed by the level of engagement she finds on Bainbridge Island.

A cadre of some 60 docents cover BIMA’s front desk every hour of the day, then selfeducate so they can lead museum tours themselves. They take tickets at concerts and festivals, pour wine at events, even hang the new exhibitions.

“I’ve never seen volunteerism like this, coming from such a wall of generosity,” she says. “It’s so humbling.”

Five years in, some things at BIMA haven’t changed: it’s still open seven days a week and there’s still no charge for admission, which Hughes calls “mind blowing.”

School field trips are central to the See BIMA, Page 10

Thank you for supporting science fun for all ages through OCFA!

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All Aboard for Fun! Support KidsUp! Playground at Battle Point Park. Help build the Ferry Boat play structure for kids of all ages and abilities.

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Located in Ritchie Observatory in Battle Point Park Largest public-access telescope in the Northwest Monthly science programs for kids & adults Scheduled & impromptu star parties Virtual-reality experiences Hands-on astronomy Loaner telescopes Robots!!

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The Frank Buxton Auditorium is the hub of BIMA’s film series and music festivals.

BIMA

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museum’s mission and outreach, with more than 2,500 students visiting from around the region last year.

Islanders aren’t forgotten in the mix.

BIMA offers local-facing programming for all ages, from drop-in art projects for kids, to summer teen nights and camps, to adult-learning workshops, to recurring forums for people going through earlystage memory loss.

Funding through One Call For All will support further development of youth-

oriented fare in 2020.

With such a strong foundation, Hughes says BIMA now has the luxury of being “super intentional” in its programming, responding to community interests, emerging issues and opportunities across the arts and humanities. And seeing how many more things they can offer for free besides admission.

“Get involved!” she says, emphatically.

“The more the community understands the facility they actually own and are invested in, the better the museum is.

“If you express yourself, we’re listening.”

Learn more at www.biartmuseum.org

Welcoming, inclusive, vibrant.

We can build the community we most love to live in.

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Their mission: sheltering the displaced Kitsap Rescue Mission helps those on the streets, but faces an uncertain future at its home in downtown Bremerton.

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t’s a cruel irony when a shelter for the homeless is itself displaced.

Kitsap Rescue Mission in Bremerton is maintaining critical daytime services for the area’s most vulnerable population, even as its overnight shelter has been shut down by the City of Bremerton until fire sprinklers are installed.

While the mission looks for capital funding for short-term building improvements – overnight stays have been moved to the local Salvation Army, for now – the demand for day-to-day services and the underlying challenge, homelessness, remains.

“These are people we’re talking about,” says Nancy Olsten, executive director. “We can talk about homelessness in terms of numbers and stories, but if one person is out there at night without the right clothing and it’s wet and the wind comes up, we’re talking about a life.”

Founded in 2009 as a mobile meal provider, Kitsap Rescue Mission put down

Photos courtesy of Kitsap Rescue Mission

Kitsap Rescue Mission in downtown Bremerton provides meals, shelter and other relief. permanent roots with purchase of an aging but spacious building in downtown Bremerton in 2015. The facility is now open daily year-round, offering 26 beds for overnight stays and a drop-in day services for those with nowhere else to go.

Drawn in ones and twos from the surrounding streets each morning, they

come through the door for a cup of coffee, a donut or sandwich, maybe a shower or some clothes. Case workers and counselors help them tackle the underlying problems that have led to homelessness. PO boxes are available for receiving mail, and phones to help clients get back on their feet.

“There’s a huge ‘readiness gap’ between

living on the street and applying for a job,” Olsten says.

While West Sound homelessness is something of an “invisible problem” compared to Seattle streets, in human terms the statistics are sobering: on any given night in Kitsap County, there are 146 men and women sleeping without shelter.

Only about two-thirds of the estimated 450 homeless people can find a fixed roof, leaving the rest to take refuge wherever they can – in tents, automobiles, parking garages or other places lacking security and warmth.

The mission welcomes them all, from new moms carrying tiny babies in arms to older gentlemen ambling in with walkers.

Homelessness is often ascribed to addiction or mental health issues, but Olsten said many clients have been forced out of permanent housing by rising rents.

Eight in 10 have an annual income of less than $10,000. Half have no income at all.

The physical toll of displacement is always apparent.

“When you meet someone who’s 55 who’s been on the streets, you might think they’re 70 by their appearance,” Olsten says. “It’s a very hard life.”

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Donated funds aid in the following:

• Facility operations: administrative costs, educational clinics, sports gear, safety equipment, facility insurance, maintenance, and specialized coaching.

• Scholarship funds: each year Mavericks works to support young athletes by offering financial assistance and the opportunity to play baseball.

Thank you for supporting Mavericks Baseball!

MAVERICKS BASEBALL 8040 NE Day Road West, Building 4, Bainbridge Island, Washington 98110 MavericksBaseballBI@gmail.com | www.mavericksbball.org Mavericks is a 501(c)3 travel baseball non profit serving youth 18 and under on the Kitsap Peninsula.

We are located on Bainbridge Island and are in our 7th year of providing quality and professional training to baseball players ages 8 - 18u. It is our mission to provide our youth with education and training, developing good sportsmanship, & love of the game. Our facility is a 3300 square foot Training Center, with 3 lanes for batting, pitch. We build champions for baseball and for life.

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Island Time Activities (ITA) inspires people with intellectual disabilities to lead lives of meaning and self-determination, by providing opportunities and guidance to build relationships, learn and practice life skills and to be involved community members.

Empowering people with intellectual disabilities to participate in local events, have a job, and interact socially, ultimately produces a stronger, more inclusive community, which is good for us all.

Contributing to Island Time Activities through One Call For All will help us continue to offer personal development, one-on-one mentoring, scholarships, and public access for our members who live on Bainbridge Island.

Visit our website, Instagram, or Facebook to learn more about what we do and how you can get involved. Thank you for your support! 206.842.5594 • www.islandtimeactivities.org YOUR SUPPORT HELPS US TO MAKE OUR PROGRAMS ALL THEY CAN BE. WE THANK YOU FOR ALL THAT YOU DO FOR OUR MEMBERS.

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onecallforall.org Dear Neighbor, You’re holding your invitation to participate in a 59-yearold local tradition of generosity. Year after year, island neighbors join together to support the work of local nonprofit organizations through One Call for All’s Red Envelope Campaign.

This campaign provides one place to give while allowing thoughtful individuals and families to support multiple deserving local organizations with one gift.

In addition to the chance to easily give to multiple nonprofits, 100% of your contribution goes directly to the organizations you designate.

There are no fees to the organizations or to you, so that these worthy nonprofits can focus more of their resources on serving our community and less on fundraising and administration.

In last year’s campaign, thousands of islanders came together to raise $1.5 million, and every cent went directly to the nonprofits.

You can also add a contribution to One Call for All, so that we can keep helping local organizations spend less on fundraising.

Inside you’ll discover this year’s list of 125 local nonprofits in our campaign. Please join us and give to what matters most to you.

Ian Forbes President

Jonathan Green Vice-President

Tyler Weaver President-Elect

P.S. Because of the growing need, would you consider increasing your gift and choosing one additional nonprofit to help this year?

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Learn more and give at 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.

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

THE AMERICAN RED CROSS – NW REGION will install 1,400 free smoke alarms this year to reduce home fire deaths by 25%. This is only possible with generous support from donors like you.

ARMS AROUND BAINBRIDGE serves members of our community facing overwhelming financial and emotional burdens associated with serious illness. We provide assistance through person-to-person support. The all-volunteer organization accomplishes its work using fundraising activities and partnerships.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND PONY CLUB has been educating young equestrians since 1962, following the guidelines of the national United States Pony Club organization.

Members of BIPC enjoy activities and educational programs locally, regionally and nationally.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND ROPE SKIPPERS are 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 provides coaching, equipment and facilities for recreational and competitive training on and off the water throughout the year for high school students and adults ages (13-80+).

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND SENIOR COMMUNITY CENTER empowers and enhances the quality of life of people in our community as they age.

ARTS & HUMANITIES BAINBRIDGE supports, promotes and fosters cultural organizations and artists of all disciplines through a variety of vehicles and opportunities.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND SPECIAL NEEDS FOUNDATION serves adults with developmental disabilities from all of Kitsap County. Our affordable day program offers individuals the opportunity to thrive through participation in communitybased recreational and social activities.

ASSISTANCE DOGS NORTHWEST, located on Bainbridge Island, provides skilled Assistance Dogs for children and adults with disabilities and other special needs.

All Assistance Dogs and lifetime follow-up support are provided free of charge to recipients.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND SWIM CLUB BOOSTERS is a year-round competitive swim team offering high quality professional coaching and technique instruction for all ages and abilities. We strive to help all levels of swimmer improve their skills.

BAINBRIDGE ARTS & CRAFTS, founded in 1948, is a nonprofit art education center that engages the community through outreach and an artist-focused gallery.

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

BAINBRIDGE CHORALE is comprised of the 80-voice Bainbridge Chorale and the 30-voice Bainbridge Youth Choir. Our mission is to enrich and inspire our singers, audiences and community by sharing the transcendent power of choral music.

BAINBRIDGE COMMUNITY PIANO ASSOCIATION owns and maintains the Yamaha C6 grand piano in Huney Hall at Waterfront Park Community Center. It sponsors community student recitals and presents eight professional concerts of jazz and classical music in the concert series First Sundays Concerts.

BAINBRIDGE COOPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOL (BCNS) provides quality preschool education. We have been learning through art and play since 1963.

Donations are used to supplement a scholarship fund for families in need of tuition assistance. ✪ BAINBRIDGE FOOD FOREST’s mission is to create a thriving, diverse, and sustainable, edible ecosystem fostering the health of all species.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND 4-H empowers youth to pledge their Head, Heart, Hands and Health for their club, their community, their country and their world.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND CHILD CARE CENTERS believes that families deserve excellent, nurturing childcare during hours that fit the lives of working parents.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND DOWNTOWN ASSOCIATION is committed to promoting a vibrant downtown economy. We produce and distribute 180,000 Walkabout Guides; produce Girlfriends Day Out, First Friday Art Walk, July 3 Dance, Halloween & Holiday Events.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY, through the work of its 75 volunteers, holds three book sales per month in order to maximize our financial contribution to the Bainbridge Public Library.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND FRUIT CLUB’s purpose is to enhance our gardens, community, and sustainability through growing fruit. We promote the science, cultivation, and pleasure of growing our own local fruit through education, garden tours, and workshops.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND HISTORICAL MUSEUM collects, preserves, and fosters knowledge of Bainbridge Island History. The Museum serves over 13,000 visitors annually and the award-winning exhibits are free to the public.

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 ISLAND LAND TRUST preserves and stewards forests, shorelines, watersheds, wetlands and scenic vistas - nearly 1400 acres to date of conserved land, with over 1000 open to the public. Donations support continuing preservation efforts.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND MUSEUM OF ART inspires curiosity, wonder, and understanding by connecting people with contemporary art and craft of our region. We have become a cultural hub for our community and an art educational destination.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND PARKS FOUNDATION enhances our community by supporting a thriving system of parks, trails and open spaces.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PERSONS SUPPORT GROUP helps low vision and blind persons and their caregivers develop more effective ways to cope with the problems that confront them through regular meetings and networking.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION and its membership serve our community as volunteer firefighters and emergency medical technicians. Our mission is to safeguard lives, property and the environment through prevention, education & emergency response.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND YOUTH ORCHESTRA provides area string musicians with an orchestra training program that meets the needs of the musician from beginner to advanced. Three free public concerts are held annually.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND YOUTH SOCCER CLUB promotes the love of the game of soccer by providing quality training and appropriate competition for all ages and abilities in a safe and supportive environment.

BAINBRIDGE OMETEPE SISTER ISLANDS ASSOCIATION promotes understanding between Bainbridge and Ometepe, Nicaragua. We develop personal connections through delegations, and One Call money helps pay costs for Bainbridge students and Ometepinos who could not otherwise participate.

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

BAINBRIDGE PREPARES supports our community through communication, awareness, and training about emergency preparedness and risk reduction because when we’re all connected and informed, our island thrives.

BAINBRIDGE PUBLIC LIBRARY is a nonprofit organization that owns, operates, and maintains the library building and grounds through community donations and grants – it’s the library that Bainbridge built.

BAINBRIDGE SCHOOLS FOUNDATION brings the island together to invest in initiatives that inspire and strengthen the educational experience for each BISD student, from kindergarten through graduation.

BAINBRIDGE STUDENT LOAN FUND provides low-interest loans of $3500 (maximum 3 per student) to post-secondary students in our community to help defray the costs of college, university or vocational education.

BAINBRIDGE YOUTH SERVICES (BYS) offers pathways to hope and wellbeing through free counseling, peer tutoring, work exploration opportunities and much more. At BYS, young people build strengths for the road ahead.

THE 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.

BARN (BAINBRIDGE ARTISAN RESOURCE NETWORK) is a community center for artisans and makers with studios for everything from book arts to woodworking.

BARN offers classes, space for personal projects, and community service activities benefiting other nonprofits.

BATTLE POINT ASTRONOMICAL ASSOCIATION provides an observatory, planetarium, and telescopes dedicated to education of science and astronomy specifically. Our programs include monthly planetarium shows, BPAstro kids, school field trips and other outreach programs.

BI-K gives high school students from Bainbridge Island a chance to discover the world and themselves through community service both at home and abroad. They truly are great kids doing great work.

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

BLOEDEL RESERVE is 140 acres of classic Northwest landscapes and gardens that invites you to connect with nature, with friends and family, and with yourself.

BLOODWORKS NORTHWEST has served a critical role as the cornerstone of our region’s healthcare system for 75 years. Together with supporters like you, we are working to save lives and create brighter futures.

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF KITSAP COUNTY strives towards making the idea that “everyone deserves to have a decent life” a reality by building decent affordable homes. Your support is needed to accomplish this task.

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF BAINBRIDGE ISLAND is a safe, affordable, and fun place for kids and teens, providing after-school programs; summer and holiday day camps; and leadership and service opportunities for teens.

CARDEN COUNTRY SCHOOL, an interdenominational Christian school for students in grades K-8th, uses the funds received from OFCA to help fund the scholarship program for students who would otherwise not be able to attend.

COFFEE OASIS exists to change the world for at-risk and homeless youth in Kitsap County through street and school outreach, drop-in centers, housing, case management, mentoring and job training.

COMPASSIONATE LISTENING PROJECT empowers individuals and communities to transform conflict and create cultures of peace through trainings, facilitator certification, skilled facilitation with families, workplaces and communities and training delegations to conflict and post-conflict zones.

THE CRISIS CLINIC OF THE PENINSULAS is a 24-hour phone line anyone can call to be heard or community resources. We provide speakers on Suicide Prevention or Mental Health. Call us at 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 OF KITSAP COUNTY offers mediator led trainings and services that assist parties in developing their own solutions to conflicts. Our goal is to build community through the power of effective dialogue.

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. Learn more at EcoAdapt.org.

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.

FILIPINO AMERICAN COMMUNITY OF BAINBRIDGE AND NORTH KITSAP entertains many community members through out the year with seasonal holiday gatherings, Strawberry Festival and Fil-Am Day to honor our Filipino heritage and founders of our organization.

FIRST YEARS CHILDREN’S CENTER has cared for children 4 weeks to 5 years old on the Island for over 23 years. We offer scholarships to families, employees, and community for child care, and college education.

FRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CENTER’s mission is the elimination of cancer and related diseases as causes of human suffering and death. We conduct research of the highest standards to improve prevention and treatment of cancer.

FRIENDS OF BAINBRIDGE ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL SAILING TEAM supports the team with transportation, coaching and funding for sailboats. Our sailboats are also used by Parks & Rec department for sailing courses for island residents.

FRIENDS OF FORT WARD is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization committed to heritage preservation, education and service in the historic Fort Ward neighborhood on Bainbridge Island.

FRIENDS OF THE FARMS preserves and enhances local agriculture, increases farmland and supports the farming community. We manage 60 acres of publiclyowned farmland, provide affordable housing for farmers, and advocate for local farms and food.

GEAR GRINDERS: BAINBRIDGE ISLAND MOUNTAIN BIKING CLUB raises funds to support our coed middle and high school level mountain bike teams. We also fund and provide volunteer support to grow mountain biking on Bainbridge Island.

GIRLS ON THE RUN WESTSOUND inspires girls to be joyful, healthy and confident using a fun, experience-based curriculum which creatively integrates running; preparing them for a 5K, as well as fortifying important, empowering life skills.

GIVE TO HEAL provides women survivors of abuse or other trauma access to holistic healing and wellness approaches to help alleviate their distress and aid in their healing and recovery.

HELPLINE HOUSE is a community non-profit agency providing an umbrella of social services striving to help our Bainbridge Island neighbors meet essential needs. Basic services are provided cost-free, regardless of income.

HOSPICE CARE IN KITSAP COUNTY (MultiCare Health Foundation): comfort therapies for patients and support for families. Providing as much respect for life at the end, as at the beginning for the patient and their family.

HOUSING RESOURCES BAINBRIDGE builds and maintains housing in our community that is affordable to working and low-income families, low-income seniors and other valuable community members who contribute to the vitality of Bainbridge Island.

HYLA MIDDLE SCHOOL challenges 6th-8th graders 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 produces independent theatrical events in order to inspire social change, provide artist stipends and offer free admission so all community members may attend.

ISLAND CHILDREN’S MONTESSORI SCHOOL offers a quality preschool education for children on Bainbridge Island. Children thrive in an atmosphere of encouragement and curiosity.

ISLAND COOPERATIVE PRESCHOOL has been serving Island families since 1971 with classes for children age 1-5 and parent education for the parents. We seek to grow children and families by building a community of learners.

ISLAND THEATRE provides quality theater in intimate settings for adults who like to think. We perform “script-in-hand” shows at the library, host potluck play readings, and hold the Ten Minute Play Festival showcasing local playwrights.

ISLAND TIME ACTIVITIES (ITA) 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, work and life skills.

ISLAND VOLUNTEER CAREGIVERS help the elderly and persons with disabilities maintain their independence and quality of life. Free services include transportation for medical or therapy appointments, life enrichment activities, in-home services, companionship and more.

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 assistance with transportation costs for women with cancer, living in Clallam, Jefferson, Kitsap & Mason counties.

KIDS DISCOVERY MUSEUM is a nonprofit museum where children learn through play.

Exhibits, activities and programs encourage kids to explore art, science and culture in keeping with WA State Early Learning and Development Guidelines.

KIDS IN CONCERT is a free after-school music program in North Kitsap County for kids ages 6-18. Our students receive music instruction, instruments, tutoring, healthy snacks and concert attire at no cost to their families.

KIDSUP! PLAYGROUND renovation is a project of the Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation, which works to enhance community by supporting a thriving system of parks, trails and open space.

KITSAP AUDUBON SOCIETY is dedicated to environmental study and the preservation of wildlife and habitat. We hold monthly educational programs, birding field trips, publish a newsletter and are active in habitat conservation efforts.

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.

KITSAP HUMANE SOCIETY is transforming animal welfare in Kitsap County by saving the lives and finding new loving homes for thousands of animals-in-need through compassionate, individualized, lifesaving care.

KITSAP IMMIGRANT ASSISTANCE CENTER is committed to the wellbeing of immigrants and the development of a rich multicultural community. We work to empower, educate, and integrate immigrants through advocacy and social justice.

KITSAP LEGAL SERVICES connects low-income residents with free volunteer attorneys for advice, assistance, and representation in civil legal areas to reduce homelessness, reduced domestic violence, increase peaceful divorce and parenting plans, and many 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. Your gift empowers our community to live their best life story.

PENINSULA COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES is a nonprofit community health center providing services for primary care, dental services, pharmacy, behavioral health and substance abuse treatment to the uninsured/underinsured of Kitsap and Mason Counties since 1987.

PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF THE GREAT NORTHWEST AND THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS (PPGNHI) provides reproductive health care and education in Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, and Western Washington to all who come through our doors, no matter what.

KITSAP RESCUE MISSION: Loving those experiencing homelessness - offering restoration of mind, body and spirit - providing shelter, showers, services, and meals to those who need them most.

KIWANIS CLUB OF BAINBRIDGE ISLAND is a volunteer organization dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time.

PUGET SOUND RESTORATION FUND and the funds from OCFA supported Bainbridge community outreach efforts and shellfish experiences that connect Island residents with marine resources and provide ongoing incentives for pollution control.

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS EDUCATION FUND is a non-partisan political organization that encourages informed and active participation of citizens in government. The LWV never supports or opposes any candidate or political party.

MADRONA SCHOOL is an independent school, offering Waldorf education for children from babyhood – 8th grade. Play- and outdoor-based preschool and kindergartens. Classical academics in grade school are fully integrated with music, art, drama and movement.

ROTARY CLUB OF BAINBRIDGE ISLAND offers volunteer service and grants to community projects on Bainbridge Island, North Kitsap and beyond. Projects are funded by volunteer committees and follow a 4 way test for accountability.

MAKE SOME NOISE: CURE KIDS CANCER - NORTHWEST raises private contributions for childhood cancer research. Research Grant contributions to date are over $350,000 to the promising field of CAR T-cell immunotherapy at Seattle Children’s Hospital.

MARGE WILLIAMS CENTER provides affordable administrative offices and meeting space to nonprofit organizations serving our Bainbridge Island community. Our red house on Winslow Way has been nurturing nonprofits since 2001.

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.

MAVERICKS BASEBALL teaches and promotes youth baseball by providing quality training and an indoor facility to players from 8 to 18 years old. Your support allows us to offer scholarships to qualified families.

MEALS ON WHEELS KITSAP provides healthy, nutritious meals and more for Bainbridge Islanders, 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-ages and backgrounds to connect and replenish. Moms explore mindfulness and personal growth. Meetings are held at Grace Church, and childcare is provided.

MONTESSORI COUNTRY SCHOOL offers an authentic Montessori education for children from birth through 6th grade. All OCFA gifts support financial aid.

NATUREBRIDGE connects young people to the wonder and science of the natural world, igniting self-discovery and inspiring stewardship of our planet through our overnight environmental science programs in Olympic National Park. ✪ NURSE MEG’S BEACON OF JOY ENDOWMENT (at Seattle Children’s Hospital) provides financial resources to patients and families who need assistance with meals, transportation, temporary housing or other critical needs as determined by nursing staff.

OLYMPIC COLLEGE FOUNDATION transforms lives. Your gift can help make those dreams come true by providing scholarships, emergency funding, textbooks and more to students transforming their lives through education.

RAISING RESILIENCE supports the Bainbridge Island community with parenting education, resources and connections to help families thrive. We strive for an empowered, vibrant community where all youth and families flourish.

ROTARY CLUB OF BAINBRIDGE ISLAND SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION has been awarding educational and vocational grants to Bainbridge High School students based on community service and leadership since 1955.

SAINT CECILIA CATHOLIC SCHOOL is a faith-based community that is dedicated to inspiring an inquisitive mind and a lifelong commitment to learning, service and stewardship.

SALISH SEA EXPEDITIONS connects youth with science research in the marine environment through hand-on, inquiry-based experiences on our 61-foot sailing vessel, inspiring the next generation of marine scientists, maritime leaders, water advocates, and environmental stewards.

SCARLET ROAD is a faith based non-profit organization serving individuals exiting sexual exploitation and human trafficking.

SOUND WORKS JOB CENTER provides one-on-one professional employment assistance for Veterans, low-income and homeless individuals. All clients receive one-on-one assistance. We provide professional resume writing, interview training, job search, and employment counseling assistance.

SUSTAINABLE BAINBRIDGE promotes actions that increase social, economic and environmental sustainability of our community. In addition to our programs, we function as an incubator to support the development of new sustainability-related initiatives in the community.

TEEN TALKING CIRCLES saved my life. We hear this all the time. We provide teens with a safe space to tell the truth and practice Compassionate Listening and relationship building, starting with themselves.

THE ISLAND SCHOOL is an independent elementary school founded in 1977.

Children develop lifelong enthusiasm for learning, respect for themselves and others.

We provide the education every child deserves. Funds support program and financial aid.

THE TYLER MONIZ PROJECT creates awareness about suicide and depression, especially in young people. Our 2019 priorities include establishing a local BI crisis text line as well as increasing access to crisis counseling services.

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!

OLYMPIC PERFORMANCE GROUP provides dancers of all ages the opportunity to be involved in professional level productions and workshops. We strive to enrich the community through our events and share the dynamic artistry of dance.

VIRGINIA MASON BAINBRIDGE ISLAND MEDICAL CENTER serves the island with primary care for adults and children and specialty services including cardiology, orthopedics, dermatology, and neurology. Same day, evening and weekend appointments available.

ONE HEART WILD THERAPEUTIC SANCTUARY is a community of care inspiring healing, compassion, and advocacy for humans and animals; Animal/Equine Assisted Therapeutic Services, Animal Sanctuary Volunteer, Animals & Empathy Student Outreach, and ROOTS Institute Certification.

WEAVE PRESENTS is a nonprofit performing arts and education organization that values curiosity, connection, and collaboration by showcasing our local independent arts community and inviting audiences to celebrate the multi-racial, multi-ethnic roots of American culture.

OVATION! PERFORMING ARTS NORTHWEST presents quality theatrical productions by and for our community while engaging all age groups in enriching theatrical and arts education experiences. Programming includes Crescendo, adult vocal ensemble; summer GLEE camps.

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.

PAWS OF BAINBRIDGE ISLAND AND NORTH KITSAP 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.

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

WILDERNESS LAND TRUST is headquartered on Bainbridge Island, and works to protect wild places for island residents who enjoy hiking, camping, horseback riding, hunting and fishing in designated or proposed wilderness areas.

YWCA KITSAP COUNTY provides emergency shelter, supportive housing, legal advocacy, family advocacy, workfirst program services, community resource services, support groups, education and community outreach, while empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity.

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Don’t give up hope – learn and adapt EcoAdapt shares wisdom and strategies for mitigating and adapting to climate change in a warming world.

L

ara Hansen won’t shade the truth: climate change is a tough issue for anyone to face. With almost daily news of melting ice caps and warming oceans, it might be easy to give up hope.

Hansen, co-founder of Bainbridge-based EcoAdapt, hopes you won’t.

“The greatest despair would be if we did nothing,” she says. “The only way we are going to fix the mess we’re in is to change what we are doing. Despair that leaves us in the status quo won’t make things any better.”

Founded in 2008 by Hansen and Eric Mielbrecht, EcoAdapt offers educational programs and forums to help concerned global citizens meet the challenges of a warming planet. Their points of focus: adaptation, those actions needed to prepare for and respond to climate change, and mitigation, or changes islanders can make in their day-to-day practices to help slow or offset its effects.

The group’s information clearinghouse

Photos courtesy of Eco-Adapt

Reduce your carbon footprint, EcoAdapt’s Lara Hansen says. is the Climate Adaptation Knowledge Exchange (CAKEx.org), the largest georeferenced, open access, database of adaptation resources, what Hansen calls “your online adaptation destination.”

State of Adaptation, the group’s research wing, surveys and assesses such areas as coastal management and water resources, while Awareness to Action workshops

apply the adaptation lens to any local issue, including Bainbridge Island’s Comprehensive Plan.

Local action is critical, Hansen says.

“As island dwellers, we must start considering the implications of climate change in all our local decision making,” she says. “How will what we are planning to do on our island affect greenhouse gas

emissions – we have to get them down to close to zero from fossil fuel sources – and how will we be vulnerable to the changes we are currently and will continue to experience?”

At home, Hansen says, islanders can reduce use of fossil fuel-based energy as much every day, including transportation choices (bus, walk or bike) and consumer choices (buy less, buy used, buy local, buy without packaging).

“Ideally,” Hansen says, “we’d like for Bainbridge to be the innovator that moves the climate action needle.”

EcoAdapt has partnered with NOAA, the US Forest Service and other federal agencies to advance the science and raise critical awareness. The discussion is moving forward, Hansen says, and the time for dramatic action is now.

“Since I started working on this issue there has been tremendous growth in the number of people who are thinking about it and how we now talk about it.

People are now very matter of fact that it is happening,” she says.

“Unfortunately I see very little action to change the trajectory we are on or change the way we operate in all facets of modern life to address the changes we will See ECOADAPT, Page 17

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Continued from page 16 experience. Politics, policy and practice still need to catch up.”

Funding through One Call For All supports EcoAdapt’s ongoing Climate and Energy Forum and Movies that Matter programs, as they give talks to local groups, create educational materials, and bring the lessons learned from everywhere

else they work back to Bainbridge.

Hansen cites Bob Dylan’s “The Times They Are a-Changin’” as a fitting ode for the challenges of the age, and an anthem for the new climate-action youth movement: “Your old road is rapidly agin’ / Please get out of the new one / If you can’t lend your hand.”

“We need a lot of hands,” Hansen says.

“But we could make things better if we do lend a hand.”

Learn more at www.ecoadapt.org.

Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial Association Honoring Our History Nidoto Nai Yoni - Let It Not Happen Again

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League of Women Voters Education Fund Informing Voters Since 1920 LWV is a nonpartisan political organization that has fought since 1920 to improve public policy through citizen education and advocacy. We register voters, hold candidate forums and sponsor public meetings on issues of community interest. The League of Women Voters does not support or oppose any political parties or candidates.

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Human Trafficking happens here and it is NOT a choice.

The average age youth are sex

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years old.

Education is the first step to prevention. That is why we have equipped

500+ students on Bainbridge to recognize, avoid and safely report sex trafficking through interactive school trainings.

Through critical crisis intervention and holistic restorative care, Scarlet Road helps victims of sex trafficking throughout the Kitsap Peninsula and Bainbridge Island to find a path out of abuse to healing and freedom.

We believe everyone deserves to be loved.

Your 2019 One Call For All donation to Bainbridge Island Rowing will provide much needed scholarship funds.

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A Sanctuary for Human-Animal Healing

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ilderness Land Trust

People live, work and raise their families on Bainbridge Island because of the proximity and access to public lands. Washington’s designated wilderness is a wildlife safe haven for threatened and endangered species, a reservoir for clean air and water, and an opportunity to experience the profound beauty of nature.

The Wilderness Land Trust acquires and transfers private lands (inholdings) to public ownership that complete designated and proposed wilderness areas, or directly protect wilderness values.

Our lands program currently has numerous active projects just a short drive from the island, specifically in the Wild Sky Wilderness and Henry M. Jackson Wilderness. Our goal is to systematically acquire private inholdings to remove the threat of residential and resort development, road construction, mining and logging, stitching together the fabric of the wilderness and eventually making it whole for future generations.

For more information, please visit us at www.wildernesslandtrust.org PO Box 11697, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 (206) 842-1214

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Lori & Rod Arakaki Artak Arakelyan Archarios Foundation Holly & Robert Ardinger Susan & Wes Arens The Argonaut Fund Carolyn & Edward Arndt Stephen Arnold & Laurie Bauman Rita Arnstein Mark & Lisa Ashley Dana Ashton The Auerbach/Nelson Family Paul Aussendorf & Priscilla Jones Stacy Austin Charles Averill Dee Axelrod Laurie & Gary Axling Tom Backer Rebecca A. Bailey Bainbridge Island Ace Hardware Bainbirdge Island Photo Club Bainbridge Island Women’s Club Bainbridge Lending Group Bainbridge Structures Group, LLC Bainbridge Vision Inc. PS Sarah & David Baird Bryan Baker Brittany Bakken Lori Bakken Maggie Ball Julia Bamburg Tara Bamburg Erin Banasik Ed Bancroft Jill & Peter Bang-Knudsen Sr. Melissa Bang-Knudsen Lisa Banner & Kimberly Butchereit Brenda Bannon

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Janet Barnard Sams & Bill Sams Fran Barnes Dr. Claire M. Barnett Tracy Barney Jorge Barrios & Deanna Wilkes-Gibbs

Bill & Carol Barrow Art Bartel James R. Bartley Helen L. Bartuska Loren Bast Nicole Bavo & Kyle Meidell Jon & Martha Bayley

Mary Beaubien & Scott Herren Lyndsay Beaulieu & James Shepard Jim Behrend Tom & Karen Beierle Fund @ BCF Carol H. Bell Patricia & Charles Bell Regina Bellody Ramon & Linda Beluche Gary Benjamin Anna Benson Benson Glosser Family Paul & Megan Benton Josephine & Gerard Bentryn Brian Berdan Bart Berg John Berge Mark Berger Mark Berger & Candace DeLeo Terry Berggren Ed Berschinski & Deb DeVlieger Peter & Joy Best James L. Beug Erica & John Beyer Joan Bickerton The Bielman Family Helena H. Bierly Ray & Julie Biggers Donald Birum Gayle N. Bishop Brian & Kaye Bjur Penny & Rob Bjur Michele Blackford Inga & Grant Blackington Aurora Blackmore Dorothy Mavis Blackwell Russell Blair Nancy Blakey

Ruth Blaney & Eric Matthews Wren Blessing Allison Blevins Kim Bludorn Ann Boberg Jenine Bogrand & Ken Tyrrell Cathy Bohlke Barbara Bolles John & Kristin Bomben Paulette Bonetti Connie Bonifield Steven & Marilyn Bonkowski Brett & Claudette Bonvie T. William & Beatrice Booth Allison, Jonathan, Lia & JJ Borovsky Joni Bosh Agnes Bostrum Susan & Kim Bottles Jeff & Kirsten Bouma Sharon & Ross Boundy James & Carol Bowditch Amanda Bowen Stephanie & Peter Bowen David & Julie Bowman Jean Bowman Elizabeth Bracken Brighid Brady Jenean & Brian Brady Susannah Braff Paul & Debbi Brainerd Susan Bramstedt Lyle & Nancy Branchflower Emily Brandjord Svend Brandt-Erichsen Janet Branham Kirsten & Bruce Branson-Meyer Sharon Braude Susan Braun

Richard & Lynn Breen John Bregar & Maura Ahearne Adam Brenner William Brent Paul Edward Brians Ellen Briggs Keith & Diane Brintzenhofe Sylvia Broady Ted & Julie Brockish Samuel Brodsky Derik Broekhoff & Caty Kehs Dan & Pat Brotherton Allen Brown Allyson Brown & Greg McNutt Denise & Jeffrey Brown Eric & Molly Brown Ken Brown Lavelle Brown Lawrence & Katie Brown Mary Karen Brown Monica Brown David & Caroline Browne Jess & Vicki Browning Ann Bruce Norm & Linda Bruce Jane Brunton Esther Bryant Susan Jane Bryant Susan Buckles Ronald Buehner John & Mary Buffington Gillian Bull Deborah Bunn Carolyn Burger Charlotte Burkard Sherry Burke Marci Burkel Marie Burkheimer

Bainbridge Island Child Care Centers Your support ensures that affordable, high-quality childcare is available for every family on Bainbridge Island – during hours that work for working parents!

Thank you for donating through One Call for All! Bainbridge Island Child Care Centers 502 Cave Ave, Bainbridge 206.842.6525 | www.biccc.org Big Kids Grades K - 2 842.0238

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PAGE 20 William & Vivian Burnett Darden & Michael Burns Scott & Cheryl Burns Frances & Richard Burress Felicia Burzell & Jim Knoble Jim Replinger & Ellen Bush Delores Bussell Claire Butler Robert Butler Dale & Connie Bye Tamara Byergo Ian & Rachel Bynum Alison Cain Phyllis Cairns Susan Calhoun Charles & Dorothy Callaham Pat Callahan & Karen Kilbane Patrick & Mary Callan S.M. Callan Raul & Lisa Camacho Catherine M. Camp Craig & Jean Campbell Patricia Campbell Patsy Campbell Dominique Cantwell Thomas & Doris Cappadona Chris Carle & Rhonda King Mary & Bob Carlson Lind Carr Tere Carranza & Therese Charvet Kathryn Carruthers Gary J. Carter Jane Cartmell Casey & Carolynn Caughie Eric Cederwall & Jo Vander Stoep Kathlene Chadband Hadley & Susan Chamberlain Cary Chamberlin Janna Chan Margaret Chang Lexa Channer Ann C. Chapman Carol Chapman Paul Chapman

ONE CALL FOR ALL  GIVE AT ONECALLFORALL.ORG Deborah & Ralph Cheadle Victor Cheng Vivian Chesterley Frank Childers Michiko Chinen Raymond & Carolyn Ching Stella Chivers Anna Choi Mino Christante Christine Christensen David & Gail Christensen Dick Christensen Steve & Chris Christensen Valerie & Doug Christensen Robert D. Christiansen Sonya Christopherson Dezhang Chu Linnea Enz Chu Joanna Church Churchmouse Yarns & Teas Andrea Chymiy Mary Clare Jeff & Bonny Clark Joan Clark Caroline Clarke D’Arcy Clements William & Carla Cleveland Loren & Donna Cleven Clovis Foundation Jennifer Coates Tom & Linda Coble Art Colburn Kathleen Colcord-Moen Margaret Cole Cathleen Coleman Freda Coleman Kirrin Coleman Judith & Edward Cole-Martin Julie Collis Columbia Bank, Winslow Branch Ann Gowen Combs Community Solar Solutions, Inc. Neil & Jenny Conaty Bernie & Ann Conley

Each One Plus One – give to your old favorites, and then pick another.

Duncan Connelly SeedSafe Financial LLC - Rebecca J. Conner Tamara Connie Karen Conoley & Art Verharen Ann Cook & Greg Thies Doug Cook Patricia D Cook Gaywynn Cooper Clo Copass & Doug Fleming Karen & Brian Copp Karen Copp William & Mary Corbin David Cosman Coulter-Mathias Family Nina Cousins Scott & Amy Covey Zonna C. Cowell Mike Cox & Barbara Shane

Alison Craig Ray & Kristine Cramer Emily & Drew Crandall Kemp Crawford Rob Crichton Elizabeth Crittenden Croker Family Fund @ BCF Lee Cross K. Crossland Araceli Cruz Matt & Vicki Culp Ned Cumle Beryl Cunnane The Cunningham Family Foundation Kathleen & John Cunningham David Curran Matthew & Dura Curry Sheila Curwen

David Cuthbert & Tamara Tulou Marsha Cutting Erin & Michael Cyger Michael & Isolde Dagg KC Dahl Wayne & Marcia Daley Robert Dalton Anna & Larry Daniels Bonny Danielson Carol Ann Davidson & John Bonow Millard & Linda Davidson Natalie Davidson Katherine Davies & Paul Sullivan Vincent Davies & Daphne Davies Christine Davis Jonathan & Mary Jo Davis Alden & Jane Davison Virginia H. Davison Dayton Foundation

FALL 2019 Barbara & Stephen Deines Wendy Del Valle Thomas Delius James Deller Cindy Demeules Peter Denis B.J. Denk Tracey & Jim Denlinger Rebecca Denman Barbara Deppe & Karl Beuschlein Linda Deppe Susan Leigh Deppe, MD Joyce Depue Deupree Family Foundation Joyce W. Devin Larry & Pat Dewey Josh & Jenny DeWitt Lily Diamen-Hansen Tracy Dickerson & Frank Petrie Sharon Dieterich Emelio DiSabato Earl & Tena Doan Anne & Robert Doane Benjamin Doerr Renee Dole Barbara Donegan Ann Donovan David James Dornbush John Dorsey Nancy Dorsey Shannon Dorsey Victoria Dotson Maureen Dougherty Julia Douthart Brent & Mary Shannon Dow James Dow & Natalie Meacham Beulah Downing Tom & Nancy Downs Leigh Drake Peggy E. Drew William & Wendy Drewry Angela Droz Frank Ducceschi Mark & Tatiana Dudley

Judy & Christopher Duffy Shaunna & Tim Duffy Sotero & Judy Dulay Helen P. Dunbar Margaret Duncan Richard & Eileen Duncan Guy Dunn, CPA Tracy Loeffelholz Dunn Anya Dunston Lowell G. Dunston River Dunston Steven Dunston Tim Dunston Donald J. Duprey Robert & Judith Eagan Earl Ecklund Peter & Margot Eddy Coleen Edwards Scott & Christine Edwards Pat Egaas Henry N. Egashira Kirk & Peggy Eichenberger Ted & Kellan Eisenhardt Dee Eisenhauer Chuck & Janie Ekberg Ann Eklund Madeline Fort Ekstrand Matt Eldridge & Josy Koumans Jerry & Judie Elfendahl Karen & Tom Ellick Suzanne L. Elliott Rita & Bill Elsberry Howard & Janet Emery David Emmons Roberta Endter Heather Engelbrecht Rosemary Engle Doris Ericksen Barbara J. Erickson Dick & Edna Ernsdorff Patricia Erskine & Philippe Boucher Kim & Ela Esterberg Michele & Millard Etling Janice Etzold

Food Bank | Social Services

Look for the red envelope.

Thank you!

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FALL 2019 Jennifer Evans & Andrew Rapp Margaret T. Evans Constance A. Everett Jim & Jan Everts James Ewing Jackie Fabbri & Maureen McNulty Robert & Patricia Falkenhagen Ronni Fallows Paul Farley Barbara A. Fay Ron & Carol Fenner Todd & Flo Ferguson Dan & Mary Ferm L.D. Fernald Doug & Jean Fernandes Mabi Fernandes Allan & Barb Ferrin Carol Fiedler Charles L. Field Ted & Elizabeth Field Jackie Finckler & Jim Starrs Diane Finney Andrew Fiscus Margaret Evelyn Fish Thomas & Marilyn Fish Don & Ellen Fisher Sarah Fisken Cristina FitzPatrick Ruth Flanagan Katie Fletcher Debbie & Chuck Flood Evy Flynn Karolynn Flynn & Roger Katz Tim & Deborah Flynn C.L. Forbes Ian Forbes & Dianne Speers Toni Foss Mikal Foushee Patricia Fowler John & Paula Foy Joan & Robert Fraik Martin & Christy Frank Mark & Terri Franklin Jeannette Franks

ONE CALL FOR ALL  GIVE AT ONECALLFORALL.ORG Rob & Joanne Frasene Maris Fravel Bart & Esme Freedman Alison Freeman-Gleason Libby Hudson & Bob Freimark Patricia Shih & Stephen Fricker Tim Fricker Judy Friesem Nicci Fritchman & Theodore Lefkowitz Ann & Donald Frothingham Edward M. Frymoyer Lana Fuller Teresa Furlong Francis & Claire Gace Beverly Gaines Diane Galbraith Maradel Krummel Gale Kelly & Dan Gallivan Chrysan Gallucci Pamela & William Galvani Robin & Israel Gaphni Sarah Garcia Daniel Gardner Marilynne Gardner & David Toren Jonathan Garfunkel Nancy Garland Eleanor Garthwaite Kathleen & Richard Gary Margaret & Tony Gaspich Rose Gaubert Rona Gaudreau Greg & Kathy Geehan Carol A. Geier Tom & Janice Geisness GeoEngineers Inc Harry & Marybeth Gibbons Kellee J. Gibbons Jean Gibbs Margaret Gibbs-Reed Mary Gibbs Alorie Gilbert Ed & Linda Gilbert Beth Gildner

Lyn Gillet Thomas A. Gillingham Kathleen & James Gilmore Jeff & Anne-Marie Gingold Kathleen Gjovik Lisa Glaze & David Glaze Asaph Glosser Carolyn Goad Larry Goade Sheri Goade Dennis Goans Geoff & Angie Godfrey Wayne & Gigi Godfrey Kirk & Kathy Godtfredsen Kim & Shelby Goerlitz Joanne Goethals Frederick & Sara Goetz Richard Goff & Dagmar Stauss Stephen & Patricia Gold Marilyn Goldstein Jamie Gooby William & Rosemary Goodhue Cecelia Goodnow Beth Goodwin Linda Gordon Sarah Gorfine Missi & Tim Goss Daniel & Marilynn Gottlieb Newell & Kaye Gough Anita Gould Mildred Gourlay Laura B. Gowen David Grant Kerry Grant Julia Graves Michelle & Mark Graves Carl Gray Mott Greene & Jo Leffingwell Steve & Molly Greist Suzanne Greub Aileen Griffey D.C. Griffin Courtney Griffith Dr. Fred & Wilene Grimm

Debra & Geoff Grindeland Dan & Linda Groff Kelly Gurza Don & Janet Guthrie Debby Haase & Jeff Powers Carl Haefling Roth & Maily Hafer Chad Haight Charles Hall Mary Hall Nick & Jenna Hall Porter & Taya Hall Rebecca Hall Darrell & Nina Hallett Julie & Jonno Hanafin Susan Hancock Denis, Gail, Shea & Austin Hanna Jane Hannuksela J. Hanrahan Lara Hansen & Eric Mielbrecht Reid & Barbara Hansen Jennings M. Hanseth Jr Becca Hanson Carolyn & Bill Harper Gerri Harrington Jacob Harris Michael D. Harris Peter & Janice Harris Peter Harris Stephanie Harris & Juris Zommers Cindy & David Harrison Lynne Harrison Pamela Harrison & Bill Nakao Carolyn Hart Jean Hart Svend & Edie Hartmann Alex Harui Christopher & Scotti Harvey Doug & Marcia Hastings Dr. Edwin & Trudy Hatch Maureen Hauschulz Megan Hawgood & Stephen Bucy Kevin & Kyanne Hawkins Mary Hawkins

This year, make BISCC your + 1

Reed Price, Executive Director

Please support BISCC through “One Call for All” in October!

Hiroshi & Loretta Hayashida Molly Hays Susan Hays The Hays Family Sally & Steve Heacock Keri & John Healy Mary Healy Lynn & Jon Heath Tyra Heatherington David & Helen Hecker Terry Hedger The Hegarty Family Russell & Jody Heglund Emily M. Helgeson Jeffrey Helmick Joshua Hemphill Augusta & Alejandro Henao Jessica & Craden Henderson Joan & Jeff Henderson A. Genevieve & Helen Hendrickson Katharine Hendrickson Jean Hennessy Aimee Herb Janet Herren Herb Hethcote Claire Hicks Julie C. Hill Linda V. Hill Pamela & Benjamin Hillard Carol & Robert Hille Kristy Hilst Fiona Himka Adrian & Jane Hobden Ben Hodges James Hodges Bainbridge Foundation Fund @ Seattle Foundation Fredric A. Hoffer Fredric Hoffer Deborah Holbein Joleen Hollow Bist Cami Holtmeier & Peter Korytko Anne LeDell-Hong & Nat Hong Helaine Honig

Diane L. Hooper Barbara & Michael Hotchkin Barbara Hotchkin Douglas & Kristen Hotchkiss Nancy H. Houghton Nancy Houghton Steve & Amy Houmes Teri Houston Gwen M. Howard Myra Howrey Jana Hruby In Memory of Joe Hruska Janice Huang & Rob Evans Stephen Hubbard Sally Tellekson Doreen & David Huether Jesse Hufstader Amy Hughes Kathleen A. Hughes Susan Hughes & John Burns Donald C. Hulbert Betty Hung Art Schmidt & Robin Hunt Greg & Andrea Hunt William A. & Alexis T. Hunt William Hunt David Hunting Gary & Victoria Hurt Daniel & Kathleen Huxley Kirsten Hytopoulos Trudi Inslee The Irvin Family Diane Isonaka & David Galas Emma Iulo JP Morgan Chase & Co Marcy & Rick Jackson Cynthia & Dan Jacobs Lucinda Jacobs Jean Jacoby Candace Jagel Randall Jahren Rory Jansen Diane Janusz George Jarecke & Nancy Plant

Cheryl Jaszewski Jan Jeffcoat Gary Jellicoe & Winoma Wallace Jellicoe Robert Jenness Kirsten Jewell Kurt Johns Amy Johnson C.B. & Myrna Johnson Dale & Valerie Johnson Kay Johnson Pamela & Jack Johnson Tressa Johnson Vicki Johnson Wyman & Karoline Johnson Bobby Johnston George & Jean Johnston Sophy Johnston Stanley W. Johnston Jean Johnstone Jan Jonas Janice Jones Jeannie P. Jones Leigh & Richard Jones-Bamman Julianne Cohen Jeffrey Julius Tom & Maureen Jurcak Barbara Kahn Patricia Kaldenberg Michael Kane Carol A. Kant Philanthropic Fund Candy & Jeff Kanter Anita Kaplan David Kaseler Alan & Susan Kasper Victor & Phyllis Katz Mindi Katzman Beverly J. Kaufman Torri Kay Sharon Kaylen Richard & Janet Keating Elaine Keeley Colleen Keilbart Sheila Kelley

Supporting the Bainbridge Island community with parenting education, resources and connections to help families thrive.

Thank you for your generous OCFA Red Envelope Annual Campaign donations!

Your donations help Raising Resilience bring relevant speakers and present important events. Stay tuned for upcoming community events!

Get involved!

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ONE CALL FOR ALL  GIVE AT ONECALLFORALL.ORG

FALL 2019

For over 20 years, IVC Volunteers have created caring connections with our neighbors, providing no-cost transportation, in-home assistance, companionship and more.

Thanks so much!

206-842-4441

CARING FOR GENERATIONS

19160 Front Street NE

Poulsbo, WA 98370 | 360-779-7500 | support@mmhc.org | www.marthaandmary.org

FALL 2019 Matthew Kellogg Michael Kelly & Lisa Romasco Tom & Jodi Kelly Susan Kemp Isaac Kemsely Jim & Jackie Kennedy John Kennedy Hollie & Keith Kenniff Bart Kent Christoph Kern Susan Kerrigan Rebecca Kerstetter Arlene Kessler Alison & Frederick Kettering Hollind Kevo Carol Edmondson & Larry Kida Angela Kidner Larry & Victoria Kight Marcia & Tom Kilbane Susan Kilbane Thomas & Helen Kilbane Katherine J. Kilcher Edmund Kiley Kimberlee A. Fox Jack & Carolynn Prelutsky Stefanie Kimzey Iris King Katie King Peter King & Lesley Higgins Trish King Richard & Joan Kinsman Craig & Carey Kirkby Nancy Kirkwood Michael & Cindy Kirshner Sandra Kirsopp Richard Kirts John K. Kist Arleen Klasky Andrew & Dorothy Klavins Kenneth Klein Susan E. Klein Ted Klinkenberg Virginia J. Klute Bill & Barbara Knapp

ONE CALL FOR ALL  GIVE AT ONECALLFORALL.ORG Laura Knight Janet Knox & Tom Fehsenfeld John Knox & DeeAnn Sisley Clint and Terra Knudsen Peter & Joyce Knutsen Ilze Koch Kochevar Family Lilly Kodama George Kohn Audrey Kooreman Darlene Abbott Kordonowy Francis & David Korten Jeltje Koumans John Koval & Kit Hutchin Cindy Kraft & Bob Santelli Tedd & Kathleen Kraft K. Kragen Judith Kramer Karin Kravitz Ronald Kruse Dick & Kay Krutch Chuck & Sarah Kuhn Terry & Judy Kukuk Paul & Anne Kundtz Ed & Karen Kushner Siri Kushner Bruce LaBombard Daniel Lafferty Marcy & Gary Lagerloef Jan Lahr Patricia Lahtinen Anne Laird Steve & Cheryl Lakich Sherry LaMonica Dinah Landreth Diane & Steve Landry Shirley & James Landweer Robert & Terri Lane Jenny & John Lange Will & Chapple Langemack Philippe Lantin David Larimore Chris Larsen Cheryl Laughbon

Beverly Law Brian & Anne Lawler Alberta Jane Lawrence Jim & Katherine Laws Lawson Design Studio Alice Leach Judi & Lee Leader Kim Leatham Christine Leber Elizabeth Leber Cindy Lee John Chang & Myong Lee Kami Lee Nam Lee Sierra Lee-Brenner Sandra & Mark Leese Bill & Lolly Lehtinen Tom & Carolyn Leigh Bob Leik Gina Leiss Renee & Elliot Leiter Carlene Lenard Michael Leonard Anne & Wray Lertora Anne LeSage Julie & Ted Leung Lori Levari Judy Levine Mike & Nancy Lewars Edna & Jack Lewis Edwin & Elizabeth Lewis Sheridan Ley-Mackey Frederic T. & Joyce C. Lhamon Charitable Fund Khathaleeya Liamdee Kari Liddle Julie Lightfoot Linda Lincoln David & Liz Litzler Maxine Livingston Ronald & Colette Llewellyn Judy Lofgren Carole S. Logan Andrew Lonseth

Jette Lord Lauren Love Ann Lovejoy Timothy Lowell Anne Ludlow Joan Lukasik & Tim Leyh Chris Lukin Alison & Chris Lum Cindy Lund & Lynn Hutchinson Mark Lund G. Lunde Mike Lunsford & Morgan Smith Larry C. Lushbaugh Laurie Lyall Patty Lyman & Ron Kaplan Robert & Kristine Lynch Robert Lynch Joanna Lyons Michele Lyons Claudia E. Maas Sue MacFarlane Leona & Thomas Mackay Suzanne MacKenzie & Shirley Roudenbush Carla Mackey William & Marsha Madigan Janet Magana Martha Makosky & Stephen Prentice Sid Malbon Elizabeth & Richard Mancuso Leigh Manheim Andrea & Philip Mann Jennifer Mann & Haig Townsend Donald Mannino Nathan Manny Roderick Mar & family Lynn & Dan Margiotta Susan Marks Geoffrey Maron Sallie & Andy Maron John D. Marshall Margaret & Brad Marshall Patricia Marshall

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Wendy Marshall & Tom Juhasz Jane Martin Jim & Sylvia Martine Julia P. Maslach Kara & Ken Masters M. Matsukawa & J. Toriumi T. Torseth Vincent A. Mattson Guinevere Maxwell Sharon McAllister & Bonnie Yocus Diane McCann Dr. Lawrence & Cynthia McCarthy Val & Ed McCarthy Anna & Bill McClain Pamela McClaran Tom & Louise McCloskey Frank McCormick Martha McCoy Danis Morgan McDermott Mike & Janet McDevitt Martha McDonald Bernadette McDowell Loren & Paul McEwan Cestjon McFarland & Tom Goodlin Sara & William McGonagle Susan & Casey McGrath James & Holly McIver Lesca McKee Barb McKenzie Francella & Malcolm McKinnon Mick & Nicki McMahan Liming McMillan McNett/Woo Marilyn McNutt The Meell Family Eugene Mehlenbacher Don & Shirley Mehrer Sheila Meidell Linda Meier Nina Meierding Robin & Dick Melton Sheila Mensch Jennifer Merrill & Reed Price Paul & Suzanne Merriman

Cyndi Merritt & Ken Stern William G. Merz Gregg Mesmer & Diane Bonciolini Roger & Marilyn Metzler Robert & Diane Meyer Laurel Michael Julie Middleton Joshua Mikael Alan Miller & Carolyn Mitchell Alison Miller Carolyn Miller Frank D. Miller Judy Miller Kevin Miller Kim & Stephan Miller Maggie Miller Marc & Cindy Miller Mark & Judith Miller Robert Miller & Anne McElearney Sid & Carole Miller Stuart & Kim Miller Toby Miller & Linda Maxson Seth Milleson Susan Milleson Michael Milligan & Jeannie E Fund @ BCF Brian & Norma Miner Oana Mihaela Mircea-Zick Betty Mirkovich David Mitchell & Lisa Giles Ellen Miyasato Modern Collision Rebuild & Service Beverly Moe Steven Moe & Bess Lentinen Elaine R. Moehring Silven Moench Mary Beth & Henry Mohrman Karen & Mark Molinari Jeff & Lee Moniz R. Edwin & Dora Monk Paula Monson Merle Montani David & Charlene Moore

Ian & Monica Moore Tannis Moore William B. Moore Foundation D. Moorhead Mercedes Morales Brandy Morbeck Jim & Linda Moreland Aron & Christine Morgan Carl & Doreen Morgan Jan & Mike Morgan Sarah Morgans Terri Morris Peter & Jacki Moseley Merilee & Perry Mostov Joe & Linda Muffoletto Sarah Muirhead Ann K. Mullis Florence Munat Seanna Munn Steven Muran & Suzanne Greub Cynthia & Robert Murati Peter Murchie & Stephanie Farquhar Bonnie Murphy & Paul Lewis Darren Murphy Marylou Murphy Jennifer Naden Deanne Nakamoto & Frank Farach Kimi Kinoshita & Gary Nakamura Kazuko Nakao Ellen Nakata Larry & Sandy Nakata Ronald & Susan Nakata Wayne & Judy Nakata Jacqueline Namtvedt Larry & Abbey Nazareth Susan Nehring Ann & Marshall Nelson Craig & Roberta Nelson Chewelah Nett & Bruce Fritchman Druce & Eva Neumann Maureen Newby Tom & Linda Newlon Timothy Nichols

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 biparksfoundation.org

Your OCFA donation to BIYO supports the only youth orchestra opportunity on Bainbridge.

CONCERTS 4pm, Sundays Grace Church Free Admission Dates: 11/17/19, 3/8/20, 5/17/20 Also hear the BIYO as part of the Winter Wonderland celebration on Saturday, 12/14.

Learn more about how your contributions are making a difference at BIYO.US

WWW.BIYO.US

PAGE 24 Virginia B. Nichols Virginia Nichols Nora & Stuart Nickum Eileen Nicol Joyce & Steve Nishimura Helen Nissani Chris Noble Shirley & Larry Noedel Eileen Nohava Brenda Norris John Norris Chay Norton Dylan Nottage Greg Nottage Robert & Marsha Novak Annette Nowjack Linda & Jim Nussbaum Jan & Bob O’Brien Sally O’Callaghan James N. O’Connor Kristi & Jim O’Connor Kristi O’Connor Anthony Oddo & David Freeburg Vic & Mary Odermat Diana Oestreich Judy & Bryan Ogden Molly OHara Eileen Okada Elizabeth & Rex Olsen Skylar Olsen Craig & Theresa Olson Bill & Kerry O’Neill James O’Neill Dennis & JoEllen O’Reilly Dolores O’Rourke & David Kirscher Pat O’Rourke Larry L. Orr Elisabet Orville Marilyn & Beck Ostergren William Ostling David O’Sullivan Douglas & Susan Otte James Owen Helen Owens

CURIOSITY

ONE CALL FOR ALL  GIVE AT ONECALLFORALL.ORG Heather Paar Ben & Stephanie Page Nathaniel Page Dennis & Peggy Paige Stephen Palmason Robert Parnell Carolyn & Gil Parsons Emily Parsons & Steve Trimble Esther Parvin Liza Pascal Clayton & Christine Patmont Jani & Bill Pauli Althea Paulson & Dan Mallove Shawna Paulson & Dan Houser Jeff Pavey Betsy Peabody & Jeff Gueble Jan & Ray Peacoe Joan Pearson & Karl Petersen Patricia Pearson Paul Pearson Janice & Doug Pedersen Debbie Peek Jen Pells Christopher Pence Carol & Andy Pendleton Carol Pendleton Evelyn Peratrovich Diana Peters Richard & Anne-Mette Peters Charles Peterson Janice Peterson Catherine Petrek Gary & Margreet Pettersen Louanne Peyton Elizabeth Pflug Dan & Azurae Phelps Richard A. Philby & A. Denise Jobe-Philby Joan Phillips & Ric Jones Monica Piasta Karla Piecuch Edward Pierson Joan & Jay Piper Catherine Pitinga

Marilyn Place Tony Polverino Jim & Pam Porter Ann Ellis Powel Dave & Jeanne Powell Claudia Powers Tara Powers-Hausmann Magdalena Pratt The Price Kids Charlton Price Charlton R. Price Reed Price W. E. Proctor The Proffer Family Robert Prongay Bruce Prout Gary & Linda Purdom Pat Putman Al & Annie Quan Dana & Nancy Quitslund Jon Quitslund Sonya Quitslund Kathy & Kulpreet Rana Cynthia Randall Virginia Rausch Kathy & Pete Raustein Linda Ray Lynn Ray William & Barbara Rayburn Al & Alice Reasoner Patricia Reese Pamela Rehder Asha Rehnberg & Larry Pluimer Wenda Reid Adriadna Reida Vicki & Jim Reilly Govinda Reinhalter Ann Reis Jim & Carol Reitz Lois Reitz & Richard Storch Nancy Rekow Rosalind Renouard Tom & Teita Reveley Edward T. Reynolds

CRITICAL THINKING

Lisa Reynolds Sharon Reynolds David & Gaye Reynolds-Gooch Carrie Rhodes Sue Rhodes Gail Richmond Virginia Richter Julie & Anthony Riely-Gibbons Beth Riggs Duane Rimel Andrew Rimkus Paula Rimmer Esther Ritzenthaler Cristina Roark Barbara Robbins Barbara Robert Debra & Jeffery Robert H. Clay & Sherry Roberts Fund @ BCF Sally Forutan & John Roberts Rick Robertson Christy Robinson Lee & Kirk Robinson Peter W. Robinson Ava & Mira Rockefeller Campbell David Roe Sarah & Dave Roe Benjamin Rogers Jennifer Rogers Nina Rogozen & Steven Soltar Daniel Rohan Stephanie Rohl David & Holly Rohrbacher James & Veronika Rohrscheib Catherine Roldan Jon & Kay Root Janet Rose Gail Rosenbaum Susan Rosenberg John Rossi Wayne Roth & Kathleen Alcala Randall Rotter & Renata Lac Stephen Rowley & Johanna Caslander

Joy Rubin Deb Rudnick & Rob Ast Alan & Joyce Rudolph Joann Ruffini Cynthia Ruggiero Katherine Rusch The Rusher Family Ruys/Dorsey Rebecca Ryan Paul & Kimberlee Ryder The Saint Cyr Family Dean & Pat Sampson Brie San Martino & Keith Archbold Dave & Lynnette Sandbloom E.R. Sanders Dwight & Judy Sandlin Piero Sandri Cathy & Lindsay Sanford Susan Sarason Megan Sater Demar Sather Malcolm & Vicki Saunders Richard Saunders Barbara Saur Keely Sawyer Sonia Scaer Hillary Scheer Deborah & Proctor Schenk Leo Schilling Patricia Schlosser Charles & Linda Schmid Philip & Paula Schmidt Robin Schmidt Mary Beth Schmoyer Dagmar Schnader Susanne & Mark Schneider Aleta Schuelke JoAnn Schuh Carol & Michael Schuyler Steve & Annie Schwager Kevin Schwarckopf Patricia Schwartz Patty & Mike Schwartz The Sears LeDorze Family

FALL 2019 Michael & Sally Sebastian Janet See & Bill Reddy Elizabeth K. Selleck Linda Sevold Howard & Elizabeth Sewell Susan & Mark Shaffer Wesley Shannon Dwight Shappell Rob & Pam Sharman Jennifer Sharp John & Cindy Shea David Sheldon James & Jennie Sheldon Nancy Shelton Michael & Anne Sherry Libby Shonsey William & Sandra Shopes Dave & Alice Shorett Beth Shreve & Jay Rosenberg Dick & Julie Shryock Phyllis Sigmond Robin Sigo Mark & Jackie Siler Kassia Sing Mark Sipes John & Carolyn Siscoe Thomas & Susan Skalak Julie Skotheim Meghan & Kris Skotheim Linda Slater & Maury Baker Sheerie Slatton Stacey Slatton Bill & Beth Slonaker Annise Smaus Chris Smellow Michael D. Smit Christine Dufau-Smith & Dirk Smith Cathy Jones-Smith & Martin F. Smith Charles Smith Cindy Smith Dickinson & Luanne Smith Ed Smith & Ellen Boughn

Irene & Marc Smith Julie & Michael Smith Kerry & Chris Smith Maggie Smith & Vic Martino Marina Smith Michael & Dana Smith Nicole Smith Norma Smith Worthington & Elizabeth Smith Linda Smith Walsh Bonnie Snedeker John & Anita Sobeck Jennifer Sokolove Sheri Somers Vesna Somers Anne Sommer Wendy Soule Jeanne Soulier Sarah B. Soutter Lois Speer Gretchen Speerstra Pat Speidel & George Cole Ellin Spenser Dale & Carol Sperling Nelson & Laurie Spickard Jerry & Judy Spigal David & Naomi Spinak Stella Spivey Dale & Regina Spoor Bonnie Stafford David Stallings Dexter Stanley Sunny & Duncan Stanley Wanda Stanley Frank Stanton Alex Stanyon The Stauffer Family George & Evie Stege Lynn Stehle Catherine Steinbrunner John Steiner P.J. Stephens Anne Stern & Robert Whitley Jill Sterett

CONFIDENCE

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!

Salish Sea Expeditions invites middle & high school students aboard a working research vessel as scientist, navigator, captain, and crew, for a unique inquirybased science and maritime learning experience on Puget Sound.

Book your expedition today — SALISH.ORG

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

FALL 2019 Bruce & Ivy Stevens Eric & Caroline Stevens Marc & Jane Stewart Marc Stewart Marty Steyer John & Carol Stimson Ryan & Julie Stipe Danielle Stoehr Marilyn & Kjell Stoknes Steve Stolee Carl W. & Maja F. Stone Frank & Gloria Stone Julie Stone Katy Stone The Stone-Provan Family Scott & Carol Stover Frank & Mary Stowell Michelle & Robert Stowell Janissa Strabuk Susan Strachan Susan Strawn Stephen Streufert & Lisa Foisy Aaron & Tara Strom Andrew Strom Dick & Bobbi Strom Allison Stuart Laurie & Paul Stumme-Diers Janet Sturham Josephine Sugg Sally L. Sulonen Gary & Elizabeth Sundem Mike Derzon & Robin Supplee Andrea Suraci Jack & Carol Sutherland Jane & Paul Sutherland Dwight & Edith Sutton Kevin Swan Barbara Swartling David Swartling D. Sweet & K. McDill Darya Swingle Linda Tanner John Tappen Marshall & Joy Tappen

ONE CALL FOR ALL  GIVE AT ONECALLFORALL.ORG Mary E. Tate Phillips Elle Tatum Andrew Taylor Elizabeth A. Taylor Jim & Chris Taylor Nancy Taylor & Fritz Levy Pam & David Taylor Sara & Jason Taylor Jessica Teevan Peter Tegtmeyer Ken Telschow M. Dean Temple Teriyaki Town Marian Thackray George & Deborah Themann Thom Foote Kristina Thomas Mary & Kevin Thomas Steve & Kris Thomas Brooke Thompson Flora Thompson Heather Thompson Nick & Kelly Thompson Belinda Thornburg Carol S. Thornburgh David & Kathleen Thorne William & Nancy Tiederman Angela & Todd Tinker Cheryl Tlam & Harold Foster Val & Mary Ann Tollefson Susan & Michael Tolley April Avey Trabucco Annette Tracy Barbara Trafton & Bruce Beall Linda Treffinger Steve & JoAnn Trick Dan & Anne Marie Tripps Lucia Tsai Carolyn & Bob Tull Marilyn Turkovich Jerry & Lana Turner Jeffrey B. Ulbright Mark Ulloa Rick & Diane Ullrich

United Way of King County Ben Upsall Ruth Urbach Heidi Urish Louise Urness Leif Utne John Vaivods Don & Delea Valdez Bob & Susie Valentine John & Cynthia Van Buskirk Patricia Van Ness Pamela & Steve Van Vleet Rev. Deanna Vandiver Tarquin & Katherine VanSlyke Brad Vaughan David & Joyce Veterane Judith Vinson Peggy Visher Walter Vogdes Chrilo Von Gontard Elaine & Paul VonRosenstiel George Vukic Ron & Carol Wacker Wm. & Connie Waddington Christina Wakefield Brenda & Stuart Wakeham Diane & Chris Walker Marcia Walker Jim & Diane Walkowski Charles Wallace Sarah & Graehm Wallace Dana & Terry Walline Scott & Ellen Walls Lauren Walsh & Scott Nemeth John Walter Skip & Jamie Walter Adam & Amanda Ward Carol Ware Linda & Edus Warren Stephanie Warren Mary E. Waterson Bye Watson Daniel Watson Kol Medina & Elsa Watson

David Webb Krista Webb Dana Webber Amy Weber Sarah Webster & Paul Robinson Scott & Ann Weigle Eleanor F. Weinel Lori & Steve Weise Eric & Barbara Weissman Cara Wells Beverly L. West Karen West & Mike Spence Zuzana West Sam W. Westbrook III Wendy & Jeff Westerlund Kathleen Weyand Lynn Whipple Duane Whitaker John & Shirley Whitaker Bruce White & Dawn Snider Carol & Sandy White Neal & Holly White Gary K. Quitslund & Linda Whitehead Michele Whitman Dawnae Whittlesey Daniel & Beverly Wick Peter & Patti Wiedemann Margie & Larry Wienkers John & Hilda Wiens Betty Wiese Nancy & Charlie Wiggins Joe & Sheilah Wilcynski Marcy Wilder Peter Wilkes Rosalind Wilkes Stephen Willey & Gretchen Gende Ann Williams David & Nancy Williams Lydia Williams Mary Ann Williams Mary F. Williams Stephen & Marcia Williams Trese & Frank Williamson

AAB provides financial and emotional support to island families in crisis due to serious illness.

When our neighbors are too sick to work, and resources are scarce, AAB covers essentials like rent, groceries, insurance premiums, additional medical expenses and more.

Ninety cents of each dollar supports recipients.

Every donation makes a direct impact.

“I support AAB because it makes Bainbridge Island the

kind of community I want to belong to.” H. Patrick

Discover more about AAB www.armsaroundbainbridge.org

Delight Willing Judy & Don Willott Jen & Matt Wilson Karen Wilson Mike & Barb Wilson Richard & Sally Wilson Sherri Wilson Marcia Winslow Eric Wirth Robert Wise Linda & Bob Wohlsen Eileen Wold & Paul Barry Drew Wolff Kat Wolff Corin & John Wood Gil & Caryn Wood Jill & Geoff Wood Barbara & John Woodman Jillian Worth & Larry Weiner Jeffrey & Nicole Wortley Joanne & Rodney Wright Robert Wright Cathy & Glen Wyatt Elbert Yamato Kazumi Yoneyama Jean York Katie & John Youle Dallas D. Young Martha Young C.W. & Linda Younker Colleen & Mike Yuhl Walt Yund & Terry Jones Gerald & Julie Yunt Donna Zajonc & David Womeldorff Joseph Zalke Barbara Zehentner-Wilkinson & Brian Wilkinson Ron & Mary Zimmerman Adriana Zimova Joyce Zocher Marc Zocher Katherine Zonoff & Eric Hoffman The Zulanas Family

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MISSION

Continued from page 11 As the near-term need for fire sprinklers plays out so the shelter can resume overnight services in its own building, Kitsap Rescue Mission’s long-term vision is much more ambitious.

Thanks to volunteer labor and materials donated by Lowe’s, the mission has begun a $3 million capital campaign and renovation to add capacity and expand services.

When fully restored, the facility will offer an overnight shelter for 45 persons and two-year transitional housing upstairs for 45 more, along with a commercial-scale kitchen and a broader array of services.

“When we’re finished, we’ll be able to have 45 people overnight in the shelter,” Olsten said, “so that will be quite a big jump.”

Funding through One Call For All will go toward the mission’s capital needs and general operations serving Kitsap’s homeless.

Whether you see them or not, the homeless are among us. The mission recently took in a young woman who’d just been released from the county jail, pregnant and with nowhere else to turn.

“She credits us with saving her life,” Olsten said, “getting her off the street and giving some time to find some other resources.”

Learn more at www.kitsaprescue.org.

No one should have to sleep outside.

Give to Kitsap’s only year-round homeless shelter and save lives. www.kitsaprescue.org

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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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Every day, Bloedel Reserve welcomes visitors from all around the world to its 150 acres of landscaped gardens, wildlife habitats, rare blooming shrubs and flowers, forests, and meadows.

Gentle trails wind through the woods, opening up to unexpected views of Puget Sound. And it’s all here on Bainbridge Island— literally right in your own backyard.

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THANK YOU For Giving through ONE CALL FOR ALL!

Caring for this non-profit community treasure takes time, passion, hard work...and money.

This year when you participate in One Call for All, please consider a gift to Bloedel Reserve. You’ll be ensuring that this natural wonder can grow, thrive, and welcome one and all for generations to come.

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