2024 Impact Report - LIGHTS! CAMERA! JOY!

LIGHTS! CAMERA! JOY!

Hooray for a year of show-stopping happiness and life-changing impact. And a round of applause to you for being part of the backstage magic that made it all possible.

2024 IMPACT REPORT 1

LIGHTS! CAMERA! SHINE! At Roundup River Ranch, everyone gets to experience the joy of having moments big and small in the spotlight. Whether it’s performing a silly song at Stage Night, finding the courage to reach the top of the climbing wall, or telling the best joke at Camp Online, new friends offer boisterous cheers and plenty of wild applause at every turn. This year, we had so many incredible moments where campers not only found a sense of belonging, they discovered they have all kinds of ways to truly shine.

Read on to see the behind the scenes work and the center-stage impact of camp. You’ll find yourself jumping up for a standing ovation!

PLAYBILL TABLE OF CONTENTS

Strategic Plan Update......................... 4 Camp by the Numbers......................... 5 Who We Serve & Why It Matters........ 6 Camp Highlights & Partners.................7 A Camper Family’s Star Moment....... 8 Beyond the Campfire: Outreach ........ 9 Volunteer Numbers............................ 10 Volunteer Spotlight.............................11

Our Mission Roundup River Ranch offers children with life-altering diagnoses, and their families, opportunities to embrace joy, create connection, foster independence, and build hope through free, medically-supported camp programs.

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Event Showcase.................................. 12 Stage Hands........................................ 14 Financials............................................. 15 2025 Camp Theme............................. 16 Campfire Societies:.............................17 Donor Recognition

LIGHTS! CAMERA! HOPE! Dear Friends,

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s we reflect on this incredible year, one thing is certain - JOY takes center stage at Roundup River Ranch. From launching our 2024-2026 strategic plan to expanding our reach and impact, every moment has been filled with passion, momentum, and endless possibilities. None of this could happen without you.

This year, we introduced exciting new initiatives: • More Camp! – We expanded access for campers with higher medical acuity, extended Summer Camps by an extra day per session, and continued to grow Outreach Programs in Denver hospitals and organizations.

• Expanded Impact! – We’ve partnered with youth mental health organizations to enhance programming, and deepened collaborations with our medical partners.

• Stronger Community! – We expanded our volunteer network, bringing together medical professionals, corporate partners, schools, and individuals who all deliver our mission. We also offered our campsite as a “host venue”, creating a revenue-generating opportunity while benefiting the broader community.

• Elevated Reach! – The Roundup the Possibilities Campaign reached new heights, driving capital projects that are transforming our facilities and campsite.

As we look to the future, we are deeply grateful for the strong community that brings our mission to life. Your support enables us to expand programs, enhance our campsite, and ensure that children and families with life-altering diagnoses experience the joy, connection, independence, and hope that camp provides. Together, we’ll create more awe-inspiring moments, life-changing camp experiences, and a future where joy always takes the spotlight.

Founding Board

Board of Directors

Derik and Brenda Allerton Pam Bard Cliff Buchholz Glory and Mike Burns Jeri and Charlie Campisi Kathy Cole Marla and George Coleman Ida and Wiley** Daniel Kathy and David Ferguson Rebecca Foisy Riff Craig Foley Laurie Galbreath Susan and Gerald** Gallegos Linda and John** Galvin John Gates** Georgia Gogel Lia Gore, MD Jane Healy Rick Hermes Merv Lapin Sandy** and Charles Lloyd Robert Mandell Jim Morter Sally and Dick O’Loughlin Candace Palmer Steve Pope Greg Repetti Anne Roberts Bernard and Suzanne Sharf Beth Slifer Susan Washing Carole Watters Karin and Bob Weber Kim and Steve Winesett

CHAIR Matt Teeters

VICE CHAIR Bob Shafer

DIRECTORS Nicole Avery Cathie Bennett, JD David Cohen, MD Kathy Cole Carolyn Craig Carla Dore Richard Geisman Michael Glass Lia Gore, MD Greg Horvitz Shane Kleinstein Nancy Major, MD Donna Martin Wendy McCulley Ben Nelson Steve Petersen Patrice Ringler Debbie and Jim Schultz Liz Stern Julie Sullivan, JD Beverly and Bruce Wagner* Keith Weisz, MD Tom Woodell Kristy and Bill Woolfolk Sara and KP Yelpaala*

HONORARY BOARD MEMBERS

FOUNDING BOARD CHAIR

Julia and John** Gates

Alison Knapp

EX OFFICIO John Forester, JD

CHAIR EMERITUS

With gratitude,

Lia Gore, MD

PRESIDENT EMERITUS Ruth B. Johnson, JD

HONORARY CHAIRPERSONS**

Sarah P. Johnson President & CEO

Matt Teeters Chair, Board of Directors

President Gerald R. Ford Mrs. Betty Ford * Indicates a board member who served during FY2024 and who has since transitioned from the Board. ** In Memoriam

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2024-2026 STRATEGIC PLAN:

SPOTLIGHT ON YEAR ONE We’re one year into our three-year strategic plan, and we’re thrilled to share a snapshot of our progress. As we begin year two, we continue our commitment to delivering on our goals.

Here’s a look at where we stand as we open the curtain on this exciting journey.

PILLAR 1

PILLAR 2

Expand & Enhance Mission Delivery

Enrich Stakeholder Experiences

• New Programs: We’re launching our first-ever Behavioral Health and Wellness Summer Camp in collaboration with Vail Health Behavioral Health.

And, we’re debuting the new two-week in-person Spurs Program for camper alumni this summer. Spurs is for alumni who have aged out of our traditional residential camp and it focuses on leadership development, community building, mentorship, and the joy of creating camp magic.

• Employee Engagement: We are building upon a new People & Culture department model putting staff first and continuing to build a stronger community with recognition, celebrations, and deeper connections. Our commitment to professional development opportunities continued to expand.

• Partnership Expansion: Our partnership with Children’s Hospital Colorado is expanding, allowing us to offer support for more diagnoses than ever before.

• Volunteer & Donor Opportunities: We are constantly finding new ways for volunteers and donors to get involved while staying attuned to their interests to ensure they can contribute to the areas that matter most.

Hosting mission-driven events to engage others and raise awareness about our work has been a great success.

To view our full strategic plan, scan or click code or or visit roundupriverranch.org/strategicplan 4

PILLAR 3

Strengthen Financial Health & Organizational Excellence • Roundup the Possibilities Campaign: As we near the final phase of this Campaign, we’ve broken ground on three new cabins set to open in 2026, expanding our ability to serve more campers.

• Facility Upgrades: Low ropes course is expected by Summer 2025, with a High Ropes expansion ready for Summer 2026. And, our Water/Waste Water project is largely complete.

PILLAR 4

Denver Engagement • Year-Round Programming: We are expanding our presence in the Denver area with new Outreach Programs, such as Howdy Hangouts, for past and future camper families and volunteers. Additionally, we are doubling our visits to Children’s Hospital Colorado at Seacrest Studios to twice a month. In 2025, get ready for exciting new community events like Roundup On Ice - an ice skating event – as well as more fun activities, all designed to engage and bring our Denver community together throughout the year.

We are so thankful for our Roundup the Possibilities Campaign supporters who powered the current building phase. Scan or click code to view a list of supporters.

APPLAUSE! APPLAUSE! SEE THE IMPACT WE MADE FOR OUR CAMPERS & FAMILIES IN 2024.

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EXPERIENCES

312 Summer Camp 350 Family Camp 378 Camp Online 986 Camper Reunion (In-Person) 53 Camp Kits 23 Camper Experiences at A Grateful Harvest 2,542 Joy, Delivered 482 Camp in Your Community (272 KIDS EXPERIENCED THE JOY OF OUR PROGRAMS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH SEACREST STUDIOS AT CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL COLORADO)

26 PROGRAMS

FILLED WITH LIFE-CHANGING CAMP MAGIC

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THE REVIEWS ARE IN!

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CAMP IS A BIG HIT FOR ALL KINDS OF EXCITING & INSPIRING REASONS. Happy!

Diagnoses Served Summer Camp • Lung Disease, Moderate to Severe Asthma, Celiac Disease • Neurologic, Cranio-facial, Dermatologic Disorders, Epidermolysis Bullosa • Congenital or Acquired Heart Disease, Heart Transplant • Cancer, Brain Tumors, Bone Marrow Transplant, Acquired Immunodeficiency, Blood Disorders, Sickle Cell Disease • Kidney Disease, Kidney Transplant and any diagnosis group served during camp • Gastrointestinal Disorders, EoE, Liver Disease and Liver Transplant

Family Camp • Type I Diabetes • Celiac • Cancer, Brain Tumors, Bone Marrow Transplant, Acquired Immunodeficiency, Blood Disorders • Epilepsy, Neurologic & Dermatologic Disorders, Epidermolysis Bullosa • Kidney Disease, Kidney Transplant, Gastrointestinal Disorders, EoE, Liver Disease and Liver Transplant • Congenital or Acquired Heart Disease, Heart Transplant

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“Experience is one of a kind. A community of inclusion and unconditional love.”

- Camper Mom

YOUR SUPPORT TAKES CENTER STAGE IN CREATING LIFE-CHANGING EXPERIENCES. Just like a great performance, our camp thrives on the perfect combination of heart, effort, and purpose. And the impact of camp lasts long after the last Stage Night or s’more:

Connection

Confidence

of campers say they feel more connected to others after camp.

of campers report a boost in self-esteem and independence.

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82%

Joy

81%

of campers leave camp with unforgettable memories and renewed courage.

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E R O C EN ENCORE Medical Partners

CAMP HIGHLIGHTS, PARTNERS, AND MORE.

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n 2024, our extended camp schedule allowed our team to create even more life-changing experiences while strengthening connections within our community. We were thrilled to bring back our equestrian programming at full-capacity for the first time since 2020, thanks to an incredible partnership with AJ Brink Outfitters. They provided unforgettable trail rides during Summer Camp and friendly horse meet-and-greets during Family Camps.

Our collaborations didn’t stop there. The talented and generous volunteer and donor, Cathy Bethke, brought energy and rhythm to camp with Drum Circle sessions and silent discos, and The Westerlies Brass Quartet from Bravo Vail performed a private concert for our campers. Additionally, Eagle Climbing + Fitness supported our Challenge Course by sending their expert belay staff to camp, ensuring that families got to experience the thrill of zipping together during every Family Camp.

“Riding a horse is when I feel normal.” – Sara, Camper

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• Children’s Hospital Colorado (Founding Partner Hospital) • National Jewish Health • Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children at P/SL • Vail Health • Medical Solutions

Outreach Partners • Children’s Hospital Colorado & Seacrest Studios • Children’s Hospital Colorado, Colorado Springs • National Jewish Hospital • Morgridge Academy • Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children • Ronald McDonald House Aurora • Ronald McDonald House Denver • Brent’s Place • Hope Kids Our ‘Starring Cast” comes from all over: Campers from 21 states.

Volunteers from 18 states.

Camper States: AZ, CA, CO, ID, IL, IN, KS, LA, MN, MT, NE, NJ, NM, NY, OK, OR, PA, TX, UT, WI, WY

Volunteer States: CA, CO, FL, IA, IL, IN, MA, MO, NY, OH, OK, PA, SC, SD, TN, TX, WA, WI 7

THE WHOLE FAMILY HAD STARRING ROLES IN THIS PRODUCTION. D

uring Family Camp weekends, the Variety Show is a celebration of connection, creativity, and joy. One special Variety Show performance this year was performed by camper Tischer, with moms Shannon and Natalie.

“We were so impressed with the skits during our first year at Family Camp. We saw families having fun while making everyone laugh and we really wanted to come ready,” Shannon said. “Long before camp, we landed on the idea of a swim routine and started putting our performance together.

We practiced each night after school and there were many nights of making mistakes and rolling on the floor with laughter at ourselves.”

This creative family brought their own costumes and props to camp and the audience could feel the joy as they performed. Moments like these embody the mission of Family Camp – to create opportunities for families to laugh, and create memories that will last a lifetime. This swim routine was a celebration of connection, belonging, and the joy of being together.

Natalie said, “Hearing the laughs from the audience was so much fun and it is what camp is all about for us. Our daughter can be reserved at times, and the fact that she wanted to do this with us was amazing and truly a memory we will treasure. Camp is about being present, connecting with others, being silly, and just having an allaround good time. Preparing and performing our ‘synchronized swim’ routine was exactly that.”

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OFF-BROADWAY (OR IN OUR CASE OFF-GYPSUM)

PRODUCTIONS

CHEERS FOR THE IMPACT AND EXPERIENCES OF OUR OUTREACH PROGRAMS! Camp Club Online

347 EXPERIENCES Teen Camp Online ALL THE FUN, RIGHT WHERE KIDS NEED IT. OUTREACH HIGHLIGHTS, PARTNERS, AND MORE. The lights come up and the crowd goes wild for camp magic in all kinds of places and spaces.

Because experiencing the joy of trying something new, or meeting new friends, isn’t limited to being at camp in the mountains. Our Outreach Programs bring the joy and transformative experiences of camp to children right where they are. A round of applause for fun that travels!

Teen Club!

New Program Launched Fall 2024

Teen Club Online is the ultimate online camp experience for teens ages 13-17. Teen Club was established to provide intentional programming for older campers to connect online throughout the year. They get to dive into a fun journey where creativity, recreation, and independence come together. Campers explore exciting activities, develop new life skills through interactive challenges, and connect with peers who share similar interests. From gaming and art, to music and adventure, there’s something for everyone.

31 EXPERIENCES Joy, Delivered; Give Joy

629 BOXES/ENVELOPES SENT 2,542 EXPERIENCES Camp in Your Community

482 BOXES DISTRIBUTED Seacrest Studies at Children’s Hospital Colorado

272 EXPERIENCES

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Outreach Programs Volunteers

Camper Reunions

986 EXPERIENCES Denver Nuggets Game Fall Festival at Denver Botanical Gardens Colorado Olympic Training Center Denver Zoo Lights

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OUR VOLUNTEERS ALL DESERVE A LOUD, CHEERING OVATION!

17,865 1,356 277 Total Volunteers Hours

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Volunteer Positions Filled

Onsite Session Volunteers

1,271

Non-Medical Volunteer Positions Filled

63

Medical Volunteer Positions Filled

163

Board & Committee Member Positions

330

Service Project Volunteers

THIS DOCTOR HAS STAR POWER. Dr.

Shikha is a Medical Volunteer and a self-described “Roundup River Ranch Super Fan.” She says she is captivated by the magic of camp and the chance it gives to kids who are struggling socially. She explains, “To see them in a group where they are welcomed, or to see a child who thought they could never play a sport or climb up the rock wall, those are simple joys that I love. Being here has helped me realize that even in healthcare, we take for granted things that other kids get to do that our patients miss out on.”

This year, Dr. Shikha got to see one of her former patients and campers, Charlie, working as a Cabin Leader on seasonal staff. She said, “We took care of Charlie in our program for a lot of years and I got to see this little boy that we once saw in the clinic evolve into leading his peers. That speaks to what this camp does for kids. He might have gone through life with his transplant being the part of his story that controlled him. But now, it’s a story that he controls. Now, he can be the support for other kids in a way that no one else can understand, because he’s walked that same path. I was proud thinking I had a little tiny hand in letting that young man become the person that he was meant to be.”

Shikha Dr. Medical Volunteer

“A week at camp can reset how campers go out into the world for the rest of the year.”

– Dr. Shikha, Medical Volunteer

AND THE SONG OF THE YEAR GOES TO: OUR MEDICAL VOLUNTEERS For Stage Night during Session 3, our medical volunteers surprised the crowd with a Taylor Swift song, You Belong With Me, rewritten for camp. Here are their hit lyrics: You’re on the bus to the camp it’s your first time You’re kinda nervous but the views are so sublime And you’ll never know what memories you’ll make here

Down cabin row with your bottle and your wood cookie I can’t help thinkin’ this is how it ought to be Laughing in fine arts, doing archery - hey isn’t this easy?

We’re in the cabins, it’s the best day ever now Cheering on your friends through all the ups and downs And we’ll candle chat late into the night now

And you’ve got a smile that could light up this whole place We’re groovin’ for our food but it isn’t a race You say you’re scared, I know you’re stronger than that You challenge with choice and we’re all about that

You may think that no one gets you Here your friends do, wearing tutus Dreaming bout the day when you wake up and find That what you’re looking for has been here the whole time If you could see that we’re the ones who all support you Memories in your heart so let’s all just si-ing You belong at camp, you belong at camp

To watch this memorable performance, click or scan here.

You may think that no one gets you Here your friends do, wearing tutus Dreaming bout the day when you wake up and find That what you’re looking for has been here the whole time

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BLOCKBUSTER HITS.

STAR-STUDDED SEQUELS. THESE ARE RED-CARPET WORTHY BUT WAY MORE FUN.

$2,164,001 May 16, 2024 The Cable Center, Denver

Raised in Special Events

251 Guests

Raised: $584,212 camp in the A delicious tidbit of in the city mountains - served up

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August 8, 2024 Casteel Creek, Edwards

288 Guests

Raised: $361,569 August 10, 2024 Camp, Gypsum

235 Guests

Raised: $1,218,220 Honoree: Cathie Benne tt

A Taste of Camp – May 8 The Cable Center | Denver, CO

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The Bullseye Roundup – August 5 Lazy J Ranch | Wolcott, CO Grateful Harvest – August 9 15th Anniversary Celebration!

Roundup River Ranch | Gypsum, CO

BEST SUPPORTING CAST AWARDS!

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hroughout the year, our community remained engaged through a series of third-party and cultivation events. We extend our heartfelt thanks for your participation and support in these fundraisers. Your involvement and passion have been instrumental in supporting our shared mission.

Raise a Little Hell Club The Raise a Little Hell Club, inspired by SeriousFun Children’s Network founder Paul Newman, is a dedicated group of 70 donors who collectively contribute to creating lifechanging camp experiences. Members, known as Hellraisers, enjoy exclusive perks including branded merchandise, discounted event tickets, and invitations to unique gatherings like hikes, evening gatherings, and camp tours. In 2024, Hellraisers strengthened our mission by supporting Roundup River Ranch through their philanthropy and growing a vibrant community of advocates who share a love for camp magic.

Valbruna Since 2016, Valbruna and Roundup River Ranch have partnered to bring the Valbruna Warehouse Sale to life, creating a meaningful way for shoppers to support camp. This annual event offers exclusive deals on premium brands, with 100% of ticket sales directly benefiting Roundup River Ranch. Over the years, this partnership has raised an incredible $176,000! The continued generosity of Valbruna and its customers ensures that camp remains a joyful and healing place for so many families.

Driving for Kids Ann and Ross Robbins and the incredible team of car enthusiasts who make up Driving for Kids bring together their love of British cars, Paul Newman, and giving back to children with serious illnesses and their families. We are so lucky to have them as champions for our campers. Since 2016, this event has raised $608,735 - sponsoring 202 campers! Each year, car owners raise funds and do a 3-4 day car tour that includes a visit to Roundup River Ranch during a Family Camp session. The kids and families enjoy a car show of some cool and unique cars! Over the years hundreds of donors have supported Roundup River Ranch through Driving for Kids and we are beyond grateful for their generosity.

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THE SHOW GOES ON–THANKS TO OUR AMAZING MEDICAL AND FACILITIES “STAGE HANDS”!

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Here’s a peek at what our Facility Stage Hands keep running smoothly:

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t Roundup River Ranch, “camp magic” is often seen during the fun of Stage Night or the connections formed during Candle Chat. While these moments are magical, much of camp magic happens quietly behind-the-scenes thanks to our team of Stage Hands working tirelessly to ensure camp runs smoothly.

irrigation zones with 1,386 sprinkler heads

acres mowed and trimmed weekly for a total of 24 weeks (between sessions during camp season)

From the Medical Team, to Kitchen Staff and the Facilities Team, these superstars ensure that every detail is perfect so campers can focus on what truly matters: joy, connection, and new adventures.

Our Stage Hands prep medications, prepare and organize individual meals, and keep every corner of camp clean and safe.

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All year long, our Facilities Team is the backbone of camp as they maintain the land, buildings, program areas, and all the essential systems that make camp safe and beautiful. Whether it’s cutting grass before asthma sessions to reduce allergens or building a new medical wing in The Depot, this team is there with a smile and a dedication to the mission. During the summer months, their efforts are multiplied with the power of volunteers who share a deep understanding of the significance of this work. Longtime volunteers, Dennis and Patty, have been volunteering since the early days. Dennis has become an invaluable part of our Facilities Team every summer and his hands-on contributions and unwavering commitment are felt by everyone, making him a cherished presence.

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ROLL THE CREDITS!

feet of solar pathway lights with 183 solar lights

Bluegill and 150 Rainbow Trout stocked in the pond

“It’s a wonderful experience to see these kids enjoying Summer Camp.

I try to be invisible to the campers.

They shouldn’t have to worry about anything at camp. I just want to make sure everything is fixed and works — that’s part of the camp magic.”

– Dennis, Volunteer

2024 FINANCIALS

Financial information from November 1, 2023, through October 31, 2024, is based on FY2024 audit.

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very camper and family is counting on us to be here for moments and experiences that earn rave reviews. That’s why we are passionately dedicated to being fiscally responsible and financially sustainable.

REVENUE 24.76%

Campaign Gifts $1,997,771

EXPENSES

3.92%

5.23%

Foundations 5.78% $315,973 Corporations $466,638

Special Event Expenses $369,699

Management and General $434,637

4.31%

2.37%

Organizations and Clubs $191,523

Donated Goods and Services (In-kind) $347,499

17.54%

Fundraising and Marketing $1,241,020

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20.55%

Government $215

Individuals $1,657,663

29.09%

Special Events $2,347,078

9.22%**

6.14%

71.09% Program Services $5,029,908

Investment, Interest, and Other Income $743,996

Total Revenue: $8,068,356

Total Expenses: $7,075,264*

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A nnual fixed asset depreciation ($742,430) is included in the expense chart. When comparing cash expenses with revenues, excluding annual asset depreciation, Roundup River Ranch maintains a balanced cash budget. In-kind expenses are allocated within their corresponding department in each of the expense categories. ** Total long-term investment gains totaled $1,521,034. Realized gains listed above total $309,756 which were transferred from Endowment accounts to support annual operations.

Roundup River Ranch’s auditors certified that the FY2024 financials comply with the Philanthropy Advisory Service of the Council of Better Business Bureau’s and American Institute of Philanthropy’s standards and that our expense allocations are consistent with best practices in nonprofit management and fundraising. In addition to reviewing financials, organizational transparency, governance, leadership, and program results are important indicators of excellence in nonprofit performance.

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FEELING LIKE YOU BELONG IS THE FIRST STEP TO REALIZING WHAT A TRUE STAR YOU ARE.

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ere at camp, we know that once you have the joy and peace of mind of knowing you BELONG, you can be absolutely anything!

Be the loudest person singing off-key. Be the silliest magician on stage. Be the back-up dancer for a cabin full of new friends. From moments in the spotlight to moments together at candle chat, every camper belongs here. They find friends who understand their journey. They find the five seconds of courage it takes to try something new. They realize they can belong with a screen full of smiling new friends at camp online. And feel the love and support of camp when they open a box of Joy, Delivered.

A sense of belonging is such a valuable thing, we’re making it our theme for 2025.

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CAMPFIRE SOCIETIES These are the people who truly make every moment shine. They may be behind the curtain, but their incredible dedication to camp is what makes sure the lights come up, the stage is set for transformative moments, and every camper feels like a star.

Everyone at camp owes them a huge “Lights! Camera! Thank you!”

FOUNDERS’CIRCLE Recognizing visionary supporters who have made a lifetime contribution of $1,000,000 or more. $10,000,000 AND BEYOND

$1,000,000 - $2,499,999

T. Denny Sanford

The Foley Family Gates Frontiers Fund The Green Foundation Hermes Group Francie Bishop Good and David Horvitz Knapp Mandell Family Donna and Pat Martin Foundation Paul Newman / Newman’s Own Foundation Gretchen and Bob Ravenscroft Schlessman Family Foundation Julie and Hugh Sullivan Family

PAUL NEWMAN LEGACY SOCIETY

$5,000,000 - $9,999,999

Recognizing individuals whose legacy will be celebrated at camp through planned gifts.

$2,500,000 - $4,999,999

Alexandra Arntz Suzi Ballard Catherine Bennett and Fred Frailey Mark D. Brammer Janis Burrow David Cohen, MD Kathy Cole* Marla and George Coleman Sandra and Leo Dunn The Ferguson Family* Craig J. Foley John Forester Frechette Family Foundation* Greer and Jack Gardner Edith and Louis Gitlin Mary and Jim Hagen Lia Gore, MD and Frank Haluska, MD Ruth B. Johnson, JD *

Susan and Rich Jones Betty** and Clinton Josey Linda and Mark Kogod Lisa and Ken Kraft Laine and Merv Lapin Sonia and Lester Mandell** Mona Look-Mazza and Tony Mazza Janet Mordecai** Carol and Jeff Parker Lisa and David Pease Bob and Gretchen** Ravenscroft Sharon and Daniel Riggs T. Denny Sanford* Bernard and Suzanne Scharf Debbie and Jim Schultz Kathie and Bob Shafer Liz and David** Stern Julie and Hugh Sullivan

Frechette Family Foundation

Kathy and Trent** Cole The Ferguson Family The Gogel Family Daniel and Janet** Mordecai Bernard and Suzanne Scharf

Inducted into the Paul Newman Legacy Society as a lifetime contributor to camp ** In Memoriam

To learn more about ways to donate, visit our website or call 970.524.2267.

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re Campfi s Societie Circle of Empowerment $500,000 and above Frechette Family Foundation Kathy and Peter Tenhula Kristy and William Woolfolk

Circle of Hope $100,000 - $499,999 Driving for Kids The Ferguson Family The Jazzbird Foundation Donna and Pat Martin Gretchen* and Bob Ravenscroft SeriousFun Children’s Network, Inc.

Circle of Discovery $50,000 to $99,999 Abercrombie & Fitch Kathy Cole Mary and Jim Hagen Anonymous Betsy Mordecai and Gareth Heyman Debbie and Jim Schultz

Circle of Friendship $10,000 to $49,999 Debbi and Lee Alpert Alpine Bank Anonymous Christina and Balz Arrigoni Arrigoni Woods Marilyn Augur Barb and Fred Baumann 18

*In Memoriam

The Campfire Societies of Roundup River Ranch are made up of special donors who have made extraordinary annual gifts to support and strengthen our organization and the communities we serve. The following donors contributed between November 1, 2023, and October 31, 2024.

Roundup the Possibilities Campaign gifts are not included in this listing.

William S. Bennett Karen Berndt Randi Borgen and Charlie Holmes The Borgen Family Foundation Molly and Ernest Braxton, MD Stephen Brooks Pam Busby Elaine Byers David Cohen, MD Wendy and Steven Cohen Carolyn and Byron Craig Freda Maytag Crawford Trust Leslie and Garret Davies DaVita Delta Zeta Anonymous Cynthia Engles Leslie and Thomas Fiorentino First Western Trust Craig Foley John Forester Catherine Bennett and Fred Frailey The Gallegos Corporation Grace and Steve Gamble Greer and Jack Gardner Terri and Jim Garofalo Jennifer and Rick Geisman Holly and Ben Gill Rebeca and Daniel Hanrahan Harbourton Foundation Cheryl and Joe Holmes Huntington Bank Sarah and Tait Johnson ✦ Jane and Greg Johnson Susan and Rich Jones Kathleen and Elliott Jones The Kettering Family Foundation

✦ Designates donors who give monthly

Alyson Kimzey Scott and Ward Scott Linda and Mark Kogod Mike Krupka and Lisa Watson LibertyGives Foundation Lisa and Jim Lillie Gina and Jim Lorenzen Mary Lujack J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Charitable Fund Mandy and Paul Mayberry MDC/Richmond American Homes Foundation Mellam Family Foundation Betsy and Rob Meyers Carol and Larry Mizel Alyce and Jeff Nanney Sally and Richard O’Loughlin Pam and Ben Peternell Gail and Steve Petersen Amanda Precourt Lisa and Doug Rapier Amy and James Regan Richard Reed Foundation Michele and Richard Right Patrice and Marshall Ringler Rite Aid Foundation Rose Community Foundation Paula and Scott Ryan Sumner Roy Kates Charitable Trust Suzanne Caruso and Stephen Saldanha David W. Schlendorf Dolores Schlessman Schlessman Family Foundation Bernard and Suzanne Scharf Elaine and Jared Schoch Shelly and Doug* Schwartz Kathie and Bob Shafer

Harold W. and Mary Louise Shaw Foundation Laurie and Gibson Smith Clea Newman Soderlund and Kurt Soderlund Galen and Ada Belle Spencer Foundation Mary Lynn and Warren Staley Barbara Gardner and William Sterett, MD David* and Liz Stern Cresta and Travis Stewart Susan Sturm Sturm Family Foundation Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited Sara and Michael Towler Kathy Treat Roger Tsai Kelly and Robert Veitch Bev and Bruce Wagner Wagner Equipment Carole A. Watters Kristine Weisz, MD and Keith Weisz, MD Ashley and Lance Whitworth Holly and John Williams Tom Woodell Diane Yastrub Anonymous Nancy and Harold Zirkin

Circle of Laughter $5,000 to $9,999 Ace Hardware All for Kids Home Health Alterra Mountain Company Terry and Jeff Armistead Madeleine Asplundh Astis Julie and William Bachman Balance Point Construction Suzi Ballard Jan and Richard Bates Bates Family Foundation Jennifer and Joseph Bianchi Anonymous

Designates Raise a Little Hell Club members – learn more RoundupRiverRanch.org/Hellraiser

Chris Brook Robin and Thomas Burch Capstone Homes Inc. The Children’s Hospital Association Colorado Children’s Hospital Colorado Foundation CLFS Equities, LLLP Eileen Clune* Rita and Joel Cohen Susan and Ed Cudahy Ashley and Chad Daugherty Anonymous Anni K. Davis James and Rachel Donnell Sandra and Leo Dunn Jennifer and Tom Ebner Christian J. Espinoza, CBCA Ann and Sandy Faison The Theodore J. Forstmann Charitable Trust Foundation for Greater Good Susan and Richard Frank Charlene and Mike Fuchs Gem Lo Family Fund Blanche Goldenberg Maureen Golinvaux Carla and Doug Goodyear Linda Graef Jones Betty and Lin Grubbs Myshel Guillory Hala Charitable Foundation Jane E. Hall Lia Gore, MD and Frank Haluska, MD Tim and Gretchen Hennum Cathy and Graham Hollis Alex and David Hyde Inn at Riverwalk Matthew and Jessica Ivanoff Alissa and Matt Joblon Michael Johnson Brian Judge Troy Kartchner

Sidney T and Bertha Katzson Charitable Foundation Katzson Brothers, Inc. Trish Knapp Judy and Alan Kosloff KRM Consultants, Inc. Anonymous Richard Kuhn Donna Lang Arenschield Toni and Chetter Latcham Terry Lietz Debbie and James Lustig Hilary and Kevin Magner Genevieve and Joseph Mahoney Karen and John Maxwell Janet and Gary McDavid Anna Menz Debbie and Ralph Merritt Mile High United Way Carla MillerBrown and Dan Brown Ben Moreland Julie and Brent Morse Morse Family Foundation Lisa and Mark Neporent Neporent Family Foundation Marjorie and Phil Odeen Parkside Financial Bank & Trust Tammy and Alan Patton Anonymous Anonymous Diane M. Pollock Julie and Patrick Prutsman Andrea and Eric Reinhard Andrea Reitzel Rocky Vista University, LLC Nancy Major, MD and Ken Romanzi Meegan Leve, MD and Benjamin Ross, MD Sue and Mike Rushmore Debra and Ralph Sbrogna Servier Pharmaceuticals, LLC Katherine Clayborne and Thomas Shoup Risa and Ari Silverman Barbara and Bradley Smith

James Smith Joseph Tatar Sarah and Matt Teeters Nancy and Jon Tellor Lauren Theken Samantha and Nick Thompson ✦ Timberlake Homes, BT Lisa and Michael Tousignant US Bank Vail Health Vail Valley Surgery Center, LLC Jenifer Valentine Leslie and Armando Vidal Taylor Wagner Lisa and Gary Wasserman Lauren and Ethan Watel Trish Weber Dr. Alice M. Weisz Western Colorado Community Foundation Wintrust Bank Workplace Resource Joni and Scott Wylie Sara and KP Yelpaala

Circle of Smiles $1,000 to $4,999 Ann Adams AEGIS Foundation Marci and Andrew Aerenson Eric Affeldt Alan-Bradley Windows and Doors, Inc. Amanda and Jonathan Alpert American Camping Foundation, Inc. Mary Ellen Anderson Grace Ellen Anshutz ✦ Suzi Apple Arc Thrift Store Zoe Gravitz and Joshua Arkin Chris Aubel AWI Custom Construction Paige Baker-Braxton, PsyD and Peter Braxton Jenny and Greg Baldwin Nicole Bansbach Pamela and Bob Barker

Johanna and Robert Barrows Heather Behrends Anonymous Carol Benrud Anonymous Mia Berlin Kerrin and Peter Bermont Bernstein Philanthropic Impact Fund Anjli Bhandari Linda and Thomas Biery William Bishop Chris Blunt Marie Booren Amanda and Chase Boswell Eleanor and M.A. Bramante, MD Doug Johnson and Alison Brent, MD Gretchen Brigden Tara Brosig Laura Medina and Joel Brown Lauren and Bo Brownstein Buell Foundation Kristen and Joe Calarco Shannon Cao Castaways Foundation Jane Chiappinelli McKinley Childress Lee Classic Air Medical Kathy Langenwalter and Dick Cleveland Clune & Associates Nancy and John Cole Marla and George Coleman Colorado Gives Foundation Roz and Hal Cook Janet and David Cooper Sara and Brad Corr Jerry Craghead Allison Craig CyberGrants, LLC

Cymaron Foundation Madeline and Jeffrey Darst, MD Jackie and Lou Davis Alice and Harvey Davis Jon de Young Barbra and Rob DeLuca Nikki and Kyle Denton Andi Dirkschneider Bliss Trisha and Bob Dudding Anne and Cas Dunlap Diane and Roy Easley Marilyn and John Eisenhard Catherine and Peter Eklund Engel & Volkers Vail Robert Engelke Jack Evans Kathy and John Fenley Jennifer and Tom Figge Patricia Fillo Phyllis and Bob Finlay First Bank Priscilla and Michael Fitzgerald Barbara Frank Alice and Campbell Frey Andi Freyer Patricia and Arnold Fridland, MD Dawn and Steven Friedman Sandra Gaffner Scott Gaffner Jeanie Gale Linda Galvin Monica Serianni and David Ganick Zane Gearhart Amy and Mike Gentile David Gerring Edith and Louis Gitlin Elizabeth Borow and Andrew Gittle Andrea and Michael Glass

Karen Goldberg Meg and Tom Gorrie Anonymous Greater Horizons Greater Kansas City Community Foundation Lynne and Andy Greene Anonymous Katie Greisch Nancy Groff Tim O. Haas Suzanne Hanrahan Adam Harrison Matthew Harrison ✦ Heidi Havenstrite Linda Hendricks Tracy and Rick Hermes Lisa and Mark Herota Desirae and Russell Hiatt Sara and Russell Hirsch, MD Judy and Bob Holmes Lizzie and Greg Horvitz Doug Howard Hygge Life Amanda Jaffe Raymond James Charitable Fund Lynn and Don Janklow Kevin Jewell Cassie and William Johnson Anonymous Amy Johnson Julia and Don Johnson Andrea and Matthew Johnson Frances and Vincent Jones ✦ Kenneth Jones Heidi Palmer and Henry Jouflas Barbara Keller, MD Elisse Kelley Mary and William Kennedy Megan Kennedy

Kathy Palakow-Kimmel and Neal Kimmel Colleen and Allen Kirkley Patricia and Peter Kitchak Shane Kleinstein and Seth Gursky Knapp Mandell Family Suzanne and Peter Koh Elizabeth Kojaian Kroger Robynn Kuhns Ivy and Frederick Kushner Edward H. Laderer Laine and Merv Lapin Bettan Laughlin Brendan Leanos Dianne C. Leeb Debbie Levitetz Leslie Liedtke Alexandra and Robert Linn Christine and Anthony Loeffler Diane and Lou Loosbrock Kenneth Lubin Amy and Marco Tonazzi Gretchen and Hank Manley Gloria and Jim Marcelli Jennifer Marshall Allen and Mark Allen Heather Martin Susan and Fred Massey Rebecca and Chris Matlon Alison and Tim McAdam Courtney McRickard Kathy and Mike Mears Sean Mello Kim Merendino Angie and Dwight Merriman Sherri Mignatti Gabrielle Mimeles Katharine Modisett and Kevin Lander

Lisa Moffett Ruth Sue and Stephen Moore Jody and Jeff Morgan J. R. Morris Foundation Inc N M Morris Family Foundation Jeanne and Dale Mosier Karen and Douglas Myers Jean Sullivan and David Nassif RA Nelson Nest Furnishings and Consignment Weesie and Tradd Newton NHS Corp DBA Signature Homes Susan and Eric Noreen Gail Norman Karen and Hans Oberlohr Tim O’Brien Jan and John* Oltman Priscilla O’Neil Mary Beth and Charles O’Reilly Megan and Matt Otto Lisa and John Ourisman Rachel and Jason Paez

“Roundup River Ranch is a light in some odd times and a reminder of how many kind incredible humans there are.” – Sydney, Volunteer

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“To me, Embrace Joy means that we are normal kids even if it’s for one week of the year. It means having people to relate to even if they’re different. It means you can be who you are and not be judged. It means you don’t have to be titled sick kid.”

– Sara, Camper

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PASCO Theresa and Rick Patten Edie and Jeff Patterson Judy Payne Addie Pecord Anonymous Joyce and Robert* Pegg Marc Perusse Karen and Jeff Petroff Phi Kappa Tau Cynthia and Philip Pillsbury Sharmi and Kent Plaster Anonymous Josh Pomerleau Michael Pond Gloria and Tyler Price Jan Pruijs Steve Psaledakis Paul Puccioni The Reel Family Foundation, Inc Laurie Richer and Jeffrey Morris Sharon and Daniel Riggs Kerry and Justin Roach Kristie Robles Bryce Rodgers Rosener Family Jeff Rutt Ruth B. Johnson, JD and Kris Sabel Amy and Matthew Sadler Katie and Mike Santambrogio Donna and Bruce Schmeiser Sidney Schultz Gayle Schwartz Steven Schwartz Rose Ann Scott Carole and Peter Segal Karen and Chris Segal Elizabeth Shafer Marcella Shannon Carolyn and Dave Shaw Marilyn and John Shelton Suzanne Shepard Pamela and Joseph Shepherd Stephanie and Harry Simpson Sally and Bob Simpson Angie and Jared Smith

*In Memoriam

Liz and Douglas Smith Dee and Larry Smith and Family ✦ Holly and Michael Song Gina and Steve Spessard Jamie and Tim Spiegelberg Judy and Holbrook Stapp Jodi and Richard Steel Debbie and Thomas Stevenson Michelle and Paul Stevinson Douglas Stimple Michael Stolper Sandi and Fred Storck Anonymous Wynne Stuart Tricia Swenson Dan Swift Tag Restaurant Group Thomas Tamoney Beverly and Bill Thomas John Thompson, BSN, RN, CNN UBS Financial Services, Inc. Tina and Steve Vardaman Samantha Hodgkins and Todd Vermeer, MD Karen and Daniel Vietto Anonymous Lawlor Wakem Walmart Valerie Weber Brooke Weller Jim White Laura Whitehorn Stephanie and Bob Whittelsey Olivia and Joseph Wiener Deborah Willier Mark Wilson Jan and Dee Wisor Heidi Witherell, MD Mike Wood Amy Woodworth Mark Woudstra Lynn and Brian Wylie William Wynn Jody and Don Yale Stacy and Randy Zerr

✦ Designates donors who give monthly

Circle of Joy Gifts $500 to $999 Anonymous Rebecca and William Adochio Sandi and Larry Agneberg Christy and Brad Anderson Anonymous Antlers and Rosé Ann and Donald Armour Jennifer and Andrew Armstrong Nora Astley Nicole and Max Avery Brenda Baesel ✦ The Bahramzadeh Family Foundation Maureen and William Barton Amy Batcheler Rhea and Jeff Beacom Kristy Behrens Kristen Best Adi Slifer Biegler and Alex Biegler Patricia Blender Boeing Employee Giving Adriana and David Bombard Bow River Asset Management Angie and David Brammer Mark Brown, MD Doug Buchanan Judith and Duncan Burdick Gail and Louis Calamari Kelley Roswell and Ian Capps Therese Cass Patsy and Pedro Cerisola Sara and Michael Charles Betsy* and Dennis Cheroutes Robert Cherrington CMU Physician Assistant Student Society Anonymous Anonymous Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan Annanette Covalt Jinger Cozzens Kathy and Harold Dahl Kyle Marie and James Deighan John Delin Rose Delles Alisa Demartino Sara Dembeck

Melanie Dennis Isabel Dop Anonymous Gina and Chris Eckley JD Espana Jay Evans Fastenation Inc. Kyle Fisher Kelly and Patrick Frailey Liz Frailey John Fredrickson Katherine and Mark Fulford Suzanne Gallegos Anonymous Faye and Wayne Gardenswartz Jenn and Mason Geller Tom Gilbertson Paul Gore Wendy and Todd Goulding Paul Grabow Stephen Gram David A Green Anonymous Brian Hahn Michael Halbrook Ronette and David Hall Patti Hardenbergh, M.D. and Gordon Hardenbergh Anonymous Laurie and Chuck Herzog Diane and Roger Hively Wayne Hoagland ✦ Laurel Hodory Anonymous Michelle and Jamie Horton Ken and Jan Hostetler Lisa and Michael Ingelido Gareth Insull Pamela and Gary Jagger Shelly and Chris Jarnot Wendy and Don Jennings Natalie and Terrel Joseph Diane and Andrew Kane Stuart Keith Ashley Kenney Paul Kenworthy Tanya Kessenich Anonymous Marisa Tank and David Kochel Nancy and Carl Kreitler Pamela and Paul Lander Last Man Standing Club Renee and Stephen Leventhal

Designates Raise a Little Hell Club members – learn more RoundupRiverRanch.org/Hellraiser

Robyn and Andrew Levy Alan Looney Stephanie Lord-Johnson Anonymous Anonymous Christina Mattar and Brian Cooley Keri Mesropov Elizabeth and Luc Meyer Atlanta and Charlie Meynier Cheri Michelson Deana and Steve Michonski Farrell Millender Lois and Jay Miller Sarah and Peter Millett Cornelius Milmoe Jill and Dean Mitchell Anonymous Jason Morley Anonymous Erin Musgrave Rita Myers Anonymous Deborah Niemi Courtney O’Brien Lauri and Jeff O’Brien Tammi and Joseph Paolilli ✦ Alyn Park Jayne and David Petak Pikes Peak Community Foundation Judy and Edward Pitkin Anonymous Pledgeling Foundation Barbara Powers Cricket and Rick Pylman Brook Richards Jacob Roach Ann and Ross Robbins Anonymous Karen Rooney

Mike Rosser The Rotary Foundation Sarah and Nick Salvadore Barry Sandler Kara Hasbrouck-Schmidt and Ryan Schmidt Anonymous Caitlin and Chris Scolari William Sealy Shelly and Steve Shanley Cheryl and Charles Shaw Shelton Family Giving Fund Victor Silva Marquez ✦ Dalton Sim Jan B. Smedley Robyn Loring Specthrine Madeline and Leslie* Stern Danielle and Joseph Stewart Tyler Storlie Debra and David Stull Summation Wealth Group Jim Tanzillo Carolyn and Steven Thomton Anonymous Kim and Chuck Toms Deborah Torp Rosie and Bob Tutag Sandy Van Deventer Claudia and Charles Vieth Jennifer Volmer Susan and Albert Weihl Mary Weisz Carolyn Wheeler Patricia White Anonymous Danielle and Mark Wiletsky Elizabeth and Bryan Wright Maria and Brad Wright Anonymous Diane and Michael Ziering Peter Zwiebach

Our goal is to be as accurate as possible in our reporting. If you notice an error or if you need to update your donor record please contact Database Manager, Ryan Gridley, at 970.524.5763 or rgridley@roundupriverranch.org.

To view a complete list of supporters, click or scan here.

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In-Kind Donors 10th Mountain Whiskey Aero Colorado Aflac AIM Gallery Always Inspired Salon Aprés Dental Haus Chris Arbuckle Donna Lang Arenschield Madeleine Asplundh Tracy Autera Aviator Nation Azamara Cruises Balance Point Construction JoAnn and Lowry Barfield Basecamp Wine and Spirits Baseline Beaver Liquors Patty and Michael Biggs Birdcraft Sarah Bjorklund Blazing Adventures Bliss Studio Diane Boyer Martha and Chris Brassel Bravo! Vail Mike Brumbaugh Jen and Keith Burger Laura and Joe Bush Tracy and Jason Camper Amy and Ian Casey Center Copy Printing Children’s Hospital Colorado Chris Cohen Photography Clark’s Oyster Bar Eileen Clune* Coco Nina’s Salon David Cohen, MD Colorado Avalanche Colorado Rapids Colorado Rockies Cordillera Cares 22

*In Memoriam

Country Club of the Rockies Craftsman Brew Co. Paige and Chris Cumming Leslie and Garrett Davies Cecie Davis Kristi Dodson Eagle River Inn Jennifer and Thomas Ebner Elleston Kathleen and John Fenley Raechel Ferguson Regina and Kyle Fink Leslie and Tom Fiorentino Fossil Posse Cathie Bennett and Fred Frailey Fresh Tracks Frost Creek Mike Gallizzi Grace and Steve Gamble Barbara Gardner Kathy and Boyd Gentry Stacy and Foster Gilette Candi and Gerald Glenn Glenwood Caverns TV8 Good Morning Vail Gorsuch Lynx Grill Rebeca and Dan Hanrahan Christy Hanson Jason Harrison Hasbro Home Depot Home Outfitters Hovey & Harrison Christie Huidekoper Hygge Life Il Mago Inner Light Juice Iron Mountain Hot Springs J. Cotter Gallery Jack Affleck Photography Jazzy Nails Julia and Don Johnson Sarah and Tait Johnson Juniper Justice Necessary Susan Kaminski Elisse Kelley Kimi D Photography LA Studio & Co. La Tour Lacy’s Las Montañas Candace Loving

Magical Mala Hilary and Kevin Magner Kali Mala Donna and Pat Martin Matsuhisa Vail Liz McCabe Amy McPheeters Meow Wolf Debbie and Ralph Merritt Minturn Saloon Lori Mintzer Moe’s Original BBQ Christina and Lawrence Monacelli Susan Morrison Mountain Dermatology Mountain Fish House Mountain Standard Move Pilates Newman’s Own Cheryl Nichols Northside’s Family of Restaurants Laurie and David O’Connell P.E.101 Palmer Public PASCO Nancy and Stephen Paul Peak 1 Express Perch Barrett and Reid Phillips Christopher Pierce Cynthia and Philip Pillsbury Pinecones Plaid Mountain Standard Nan Procknow

Ptarmigan Sports Pure Barre Vail Valley Red Maple Catering Revolution Power Yoga Patrice and Marshall Ringler Eagle River Whisky Riverwalk Wine & Spirits Root and Flower Bernard and Suzanne Scharf Sharon and John Schmidt Kathie and Bob Shafer Skea Ski Country Dry Cleaners Skipper and Scout Slifer Designs Jaci and Jim Smith Smith Story Wines Sonnenalp Spendido at the Chateau Gina and Steve Spessard Squash Blossom William Sterett, MD Abigail and Matthew Stern Sweeping Change Sweet Basil The Bookworm of Edwards The Christie Lodge The Club at Cordillera The Denver Zoo The Four Seasons The Golden Bear The Grazing Fox The Kind Bike and Ski The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch The Space

The Turntable Revue Samantha and Nick Thompson Amy and Marco Tonazzi Uchi Denver Uno Media & Entertainment Vail Brewing Co. Vail Mountain Coffee & Tea Co. Vail Daily Vail Golf Club Vail Resorts Epic Promise Vail Valley Foundation Venture Sports Valley Girl Valley Wash ‘N’ Detail Venture Sports Viewline Resort Snowmass Village Bagel Vintage Vista at Arrowhead Wagner Equipment Walmart Wanderlust Dog Ranch Lisa and Gary Wasserman Trish Weber Kathryn and Mike Weller Linda and Jake Wells Westin Riverfront Resort and Spa Westside Café Joanne Cohen and Morris Wheeler Ashley and Lance Whitworth Tom Woodell Kristy and Bill Woolfolk Workplace Resources Chadd Ziegler

“I would come back because people understand me at camp, I’m loved here.” – Abby, Camper

“Every time I come to Roundup, I never feel like an outsider. I feel like I belong. I feel like I found a place where I can be me.”

– Isaiah, Camper

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Gifts in Tribute 2023 Staff & Volunteers for Neurologic Week Lauren Sarnat Debbi and Lee Alpert Cheri Abram Michelson Stephen Leventhal Wayne Gardenswartz Stephen Leventhal Dr. Emily Barr Sumner Roy Kates Charitable Trust Shelly Belknap Schwartz Richard Schwartz Cheryl S. Bennett William S. Bennett June Brammer and Jacquie Houston Northrop Grumman Charity Custodial Account Thomas Brock* Debbie and Jim Schultz Vic Brown Kent Rose Deborah Helling Dawson Sarthou Alan Carr Caroline Walker Betsy Cheroutes* John Howell Trish Layton Derald Hurlbert Linda Capell William Dennis Cheroutes Lincoln and Maisie Clark Lawrence Clark Eileen Clune* Marcia Huskinson Norman Axelrad Marjorie Rodgers Melanie Hamilton 24

Tribute gifts are an extraordinary way for donors to appreciate, honor, celebrate, or remember those who are special to them.

We are grateful for your support.

Joanne Michael Elizabeth Conti Jenny and Greg Baldwin Maureen Noonan Leonor Lobo de Gonzalez Connie Eyster Dan Atkin Ronald Rennick Reini Burns Claudette Drankoski Jennifer Radel Christopher Barber Ann Linn Maggie Clune John Clune Susan Gemmill Gary Rychtanek Ellen Tiberi Family Marc Zwetchkenbaum

Ryan Grove Chris Shepard Sara Harris Robert Egan Bennett Fred Frailey Stacey and Eric Eisner Olivia and Joseph Wiener The Epperson Family Steve Lasky Melinda Epperson* Tom Woodell Marty and Dave Erb Molly Hemenway Rhoda and Phil Fier Sheila Sasson

David Cohen, MD Karen and Chris Segal

John Forester Charles Q. Forester Richard Forester

Marla and George Coleman Ronni Schneider Merle Schwartz

Gerald Gallegos Timothy and Mimi Trombatore

Alice Craghead* Jerry Craghead

John Galvin* Linda Galvin

Michele Daigle Farans* Richard Allen

Greer and Jack Gardner Rebecca Kriebel Janet and John McDavid Susan Weihl

Kellie Anne DeKloe Laura DeKloe Aidenne Dietel Josephine Munsell Douglas Dietel Ainsley East Meriwether-Archer Burch Kimberly Mazza Joel Mazza Sara Harris Bonnie Noble Suzanne Paszkowski Jamie Cominiello

Susan Geller Jenn Geller Kaitlyn Giard Trudy Giard Greg on I-70 Jess Marrone Koby Gruenwald Elaine Kauffman Sheila Sasson Julie Rubin *In Memoriam

Brayden Gold Josh and Pamela Gold

Michael McDonald Ann McDonald

Kiki Gore Kristin Trenholm

Lanai and Ben McGuffin Mark Herota

Lia Gore Anonymous Anonymous

Lisa Meltzer Scott M. Sagel

Silas Hagedorn Anonymous Jon and June Hahn Rosalie Hahn

George Menslage John Menslage Anne Milmoe and Family Amanda Burdette

Molly Hemenway Dave Erb

Janet Mordecai* Andrew Levy William Dennis Cheroutes

David Herring Lori Freedman

Finn Mott Jane Mott

Sara and Russell Hirsch, MD Bo Brownstein

Sara Murphey Stacy Stolen Bonnie Bates Jennie Ewalt

Hamilton Hopper and Family All for Kids Home Health Fran Horvitz Michael Gershon Kurtis and Sophie Johnson Thrivent Charitable Impact & Investing Ray T. Johnson* Amy Johnson Ruth B. Johnson Rich Jones John Pinkham Sarah Pohlmann Johnson Amy Johnson Margie Mellick Betty Josey* Margie and Ray Francis Tim Kelley Diane and Jim Newsom Knapp Mandell Family Mary Ellen Anderson *

Karen Oberlohr Herbert Tobin Michelle Patrick* Cheryl Patrick

Kelly Schiffer Gary Finkelstein Mae and PJ Bory Olivia and Joseph Wiener Erin Pena Rita and Joel Cohen Nancy and Spencer Schiffer Jeannie Russell The Leit Family Maggi Thompson Joan and Andy Schiffer Tracy Hermes Maria Wright Steve Petersen Kate Olson Jill Elis Alison Rose Kim Schlaepfer Hillary Dobos Debbie and Jim Schultz Kate E. Wachlarowicz Tom Schweizer Richard M. Markoff Jeremy Shamos Anonymous

Cole Perez Patricia Sanders-Perez

Victor Silva Marquez Angel Marquez Elian Marquez

Grace Petroff Jeff D. Petroff

The Newman Family Debbie and Jim Schultz

Ross Robbins Cathy and Joe Ethington Steven Thomton Jeff Krueger Victor Kuklin Robert T. Dudding William McCammon Joseph Dionisio Thomas Neid

Rod Slifer* John Forester Maynard K. Knapp

Roundup River Ranch Staff Anonymous Patrice Ringler

Kien Denton Kyle and Nicole Denton

Sarah, Victoria, and Charlie Elizabeth and Bryan Wright

Chris Lawler* Rachel Akeson

Andrew Sagel Julie A. Chapman

Ron Maclachlan* Anonymous

Katie Santambrogio Kenneth L. Teague

Sean Maguire* John Howell

Mike Sawyer Victoria Johnson

Axel Soto* Audra Braun Tatum Spiegelberg Joan Radtke Scott Ihrke Kristen Randall Cristina Gomez Lynette Dyas Helen Benrud Margo Hunt Anita Miller Rachel Sorenson Tammy Schroeder Dianna Koehler Jamie Spiegelberg Laura McKee Wanda Miller Samantha Thompson

Jennifer Schwartz Ron Yauk Brett Bollmeier Ann-Elizabeth Watt Ashley South Emily Skinner Barbara Phillips Becky Ziemer Carol Benrud Debra Clemans Laura Westlund Diane Tracy Shelly Thompson Carol Weber Jane Van de Hey Judith Berger Jennifer Rooney Jen Ziemer Karen Rooney Kathleen Mildebrandt Karen Thomas Lynette Hupman Maxine Gregorius Mary Ann Dawson Michelle Eaton Pam Orr Shelley Musser Jacqueline Maldonado Therese Cass Vicky Alf Dawn Walters Sheryl Hagen Nick Wagner

Michelle Szollosi Russell D. Cunningham Tom Tight Rebecca Adochio Meredith Turnipseed Sarah Johnson Lisa and Michael Tousignant Riley Tuttle Justin Tuttle Roger Schneider Ally Veneris Kelly Mehta Ben Ross Rocky Vista University Kathryn Weller Diane and James Mason Sylvia White Blanche Goldenberg Leewood* and Tom Woodell Amy Woodell Richard and Jan Bates Peter L. Bermont Harvey Davis Ken Wright Ruth Hoffer The Zube Family Jennifer Clark

Karen and Andy Stasko John Forester Julie and Dan Steiner Michael A. Strasburg Leslie Stern* Madeline Stern Liz Stern Joyce Kole

Lucy made new friends, tried new (safe!) foods, and tried all sorts of new activities.

She made memories to last a lifetime.” – Megan, Camper Mom 25

ADVISORY BOARD Chairs Donna and Pat Martin Kristy and Bill Woolfolk

Members

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Brenda and Derik Allerton Marilyn Augur Pam and Richard Bard Karen Berndt Timothy Beyer, JD William Bishop Francie Bishop Good and David Horvitz Heidi and Mark Bricklin Michael Brown Mary and Cliff Buchholz Michael Burns Janis Burrow Jeri and Charlie Campisi Dennis Cheroutes Gerri Cohen Wendy and Steven Cohen Marla and George Coleman Joanne S. Crosby Ida Daniel Leslie Davies Monique Davis Susie Davis Kelley and Andrew Duke Sandra and Leo Dunn Kathleen and Jack Eck, MD Helen and Christopher Edwards Paula and David Edwards Cindy Engles and Stuart Frith Kathy and John Fenley Kathy and David Ferguson Regina Fink, RN, PhD and Kyle Fink, MD Rebecca Foisy Riff Craig Foley Fred Frailey Laurie Galbreath Suzanne Gallegos Linda Galvin Grace and Steve Gamble Barbara Gardner Greer and Jack Gardner Georgia and Donald Gogel Shelie and Rick Gustafson Mary and Jim Hagen Jane E. Hall Clyde Hanks Adam Harrison Jennifer Harrison Linda Hendricks Betsy and Mike Henritze

Tracy and Rick Hermes Samantha Hodgkins and Todd Vermeer, MD Drew Hollenbeck Judy and Robert Holmes, JDs Karen and Dennett Hutchinson, JD Lynn and Don Janklow Jane and Gregory Johnson Ruth B. Johnson, JD and Kris Sabel Diane Pitt and Mitchell Karlin Barbara Kelley Alison and Kim Knapp Linda and Mark Kogod Carla Guarascio Kortendick Laine and Merv Lapin Charles L. Lloyd, Jr. Liz Logan Gina and Jim Lorenzen Joan Maclachlan Genevieve and Jay Mahoney Gail Mahoney Julie and Robert Mandell Donna Meyer Robert Moroney Karen Morter Stacey and Trey Odom Sally and Richard O’Loughlin Lisa and Dave Pease Suzi and Donald Perozzi Pam and Ben Peternell Carolyn and Steve Pope Cricket and Rick Pylman Robert Ravenscroft Amy and James Regan Anne Roberts T. Denny Sanford Bernard and Suzanne Scharf Carole and Peter Segal Lynne and Ken Siegel Lisa Siegert-Free and Nathan Free Beth Slifer Barbara and Bradley Smith William Sterett, MD Julie and Hugh Sullivan Kelly and Robert Veitch Susan and Tom Washing Carole A. Watters Karin and Bob Weber Nancy and Don Wiese Kim and Steve Winesett Margaret and Glen Wood Nancy and Harold Zirkin

MEDICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE

STAFF

HOSPITAL PARTNERS

Chair

President & CEO

Founding Hospital Partner

Keith Weisz, MD

Sarah Johnson

Children’s Hospital Colorado

Members

Staff

Hospital Partners

Kari Allan, PharmD Paige Baker-Braxton, MD Emily Barr, CPNP Rachel Barrow, RN Amy Batcheler, CPNP Olivia Benson, RN Juri Boguniewicz, MD Nick Brandehoff, MD Mark Brown, MD Robert Casey, PhD David M. Cohen, MD Patrick Cripe, MD Donna Curtis, MD Jeffrey R. Darst, MD Sara Dembeck, RN Edwin DeZoeten, MD Jenna Edwards, RN Patricia Eells, CPNP Monique Germone, PhD Lia Gore, MD Molly Hemenway, CPNP Karen Hill, CPNP-BC Kathryn Hulbert, CCLS Aaron MacBrayne, PharmD Kelly Maloney, MD Ricka Messer, MD Michael Narkewicz, MD Suzanne Paul, MD Regan Pyle, MD Bridget Raleigh, CPNP Bethany Rippe, CCLS Cami Robinson, RN Benjamin Ross, MD Jacquelyn Scarberry, RN Michael Schaffer, MD Meg Schwarz, PA-C Ronald Sokol, MD Chelsey Stillman, PA-C Shikha Sundaram, MD Paige Takalamingan, RN Karin Thomas, RN John Thompson, BSN, RN, CNN Jessica Toth, NP Elizabeth Troy, MD Todd Vermeer, MD Priya Vyas, MD Chris Zerrip, RN

Amy Batcheler Ben Ross Cami Robinson Cathy Ethington Charlie Cherrington Connor FitzGerald Janelle Hodge Jennifer Cay Jennifer Clark Jillian Cosgrave Jourdan Mitchell Justin Ernest Kara Hasbrouck-Schmidt Kathryn Weller Katie Jansen Kelly “RED” Campbell Kelly Schiffer Khalil Kelley Mackenzie Koffenberger-Young Mark Andrews Mary Shadrix Meghan Enright Meredith Turnipseed Monica Haugen Rocio Burgos Ryan Gridley Ryan Pendergast Saya Hamad Shannon Schulz Victor Silva Marquez

Children’s Hospital Colorado, Colorado Springs National Jewish Health Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children P/SL Vail Health

Medical Support Partners & Advisors

AED Authority DaVita Denver Health Pediatrics Eagle County Paramedic Services Medical Solutions Monaghan Medical Mountain Vista University of Osteopathic Medicine Phase 2 Laboratories PHI Starting Hearts Texas Tech Health Sciences Center School of Nursing Program University of Colorado AnschutzPediatric Residency Program University of Colorado AnschutzPediatric Fellowship Programs: Cardiology, Gastrointestinal, Infectious Diseases, and Oncology / Hematology UC Anschutz/Denver College of Nursing – Nurse Practitioner program University of Colorado at Colorado Springs School of Nursing – Nurse Practitioner Program

“This experience is one of a kind. A community of inclusion and unconditional love.”

– Alex, Camper

PUT YOUR HANDS TOGETHER FOR THESE GENEROUS BUSINESSES! Recognizing Corporate and Event Sponsors who contributed $5,000 or more between November 1, 2023, and October 31, 2024.

ate Corporors Spons

$100,000 to $499,999

$50,000 to $99,999

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Roundup River Ranch offers children with life-altering diagnoses, and their families, opportunities to embrace joy, create connection, foster independence, and build hope through free, medically-supported camp programs.

WE’RE PART OF SOMETHING SERIOUSLY AWESOME. Roundup River Ranch is proud to be a member of SeriousFun Children’s Network. Founded by Paul Newman, this is a growing global community of independently managed and financed camps and programs. We are honored to join forces with this network that spans the world with 30 Members Camps and Partnership Programs serving children in over 50 countries and throughout five continents.

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