Annual Report (17/18)

SELF ENHANCEMENT, INC.

2017-2018 ANNUAL REPORT

Self Enhancement, Inc. 2017-2018

DEAR FRIENDS + FAMILY MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT/CEO We often think a miracle is an extraordinary circumstance that seems so impossible, we struggle to believe it. A miracle is an actual event that seems impossible to explain by natural laws.

No natural law could have predicted that a one-week basketball camp would evolve into one of the largest minorityowned businesses in the state of Oregon, serving over 16,000 children and families annually. There is no natural law that could predict that 21 schools covering four school districts could be partners or that the state’s only predominately African American high school would graduate students at a higher rate than historically high rates of white students statewide. There is no natural law that could have told us that four generations of SEI students would produce today’s best SEI staff or would achieve the highest level of academic success, attending The Juilliard School, graduating from Harvard Law School, and impacting the nation.

Natural law would suggest that the odds are too high, the challenges are too wide, and the issues are too deep. And yet, SEI, its youth and families persevere and thrive because natural law does not hold us back. SEI’s daily efforts are carried by the miracle of the supernatural law, supernatural determination, and supernatural love. Miracles don’t just happen...miracles are created through courage, through love, and through consistent hard work. We look forward to the next miracle created by the next student, family, or staff member, because we know each of them are gifted in their own right. They are the miracle.

ABOUT SELF ENHANCEMENT, INC. Self Enhancement, Inc. (SEI) was established in 1981

by Tony Hopson, Sr., a lifelong North Portland resident and community leader. It began as a one-week summer basketball camp aimed at providing a positive alternative for African American teens living in an area of Portland that was leaving them behind.

By 1989, SEI had grown into a year-round program providing academic support and comprehensive wraparound services for African American students and their families. In 1997, SEI opened the Center for Self Enhancement, which serves as a place-based, safe haven for thousands of children as well as a hub for SEI’s work. SEI has steadily expanded its programs to provide children and families with a continuum of cradle-tocareer services, including an award-winning public charter school serving grades 6-8.

Today, SEI is a comprehensive, one-stop resource for children and families, especially African Americans and others living in poverty or seeking culturally responsive services. It is also one of the city’s leading multiservice organizations, providing over 16,000 youth and families with a wide array of educational and human services on an annual basis. SEI’s strength is in its ability to meet the complex needs of the children and families it

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serves, including helping people to overcome cultural, educational, and economic barriers.

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SEI PK-12 SCHOOLS 1. Beach Elementary School 2. Boise-Eliot/Humboldt (PK-8) 3. David Douglas High School 4. Grant High School 5. Harriet Tubman Middle School 6. H.B. Lee Middle School 7. James John Elementary School 8. Jefferson High School 9. Joseph L. Meek ProTech High School 10. Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School 11. Ockley Green Middle School 12. Parkrose Middle School 13. Parkrose High School 14. Peninsula Elementary School 15. Prescott Elementary School 16. Reynolds High School 17. Rosemary Anderson High School 18. Roosevelt High School 19. Sabin Elementary School 20. Vernon School (K-8) 21. Woodlawn Elementary School

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Alcorn State University (MS) Barnard College (NY) Beau Monde Beauty School (OR) Benedict College (SC) Clark Atlanta University (GA) College of the Redwoods (CA) College of the Siskiyous (CA) Delgado Community College (LA) DePauw University (IN) Georgia State University (GA) Grambling State University (LA) Harvard University (MA) Howard University (DC) Lane Community College (OR) Lewis & Clark College (OR) Louisiana State University (LA) Morehouse College (GA) Mt. Hood Community College (OR) Multnomah University (OR) Northern Arizona University (AZ) Northwest Culinary Institute (WA)

22. Oregon State University (OR) 23. Pacific NW Carpenters Institute (OR) 24. Pacific University (OR) 25. Phagans School of Hair Design (OR) 26. Portland Community College (OR) 27. Portland State University (OR) 28. Southern University at New Orleans (LA) 29. The Juilliard School (NY) 30. University of Idaho (ID) 31. University of Illinois at Chicago (IL) 32. University of Nevada, Las Vegas (NV) 33. University of Nebraska (NE) 34. University of New Orleans (LA) 35. University of Oregon (OR) 36. University of Portland (OR) 37. University of Utah (UT) 38. Warner Pacific University (OR) 39. Western Oregon University (OR) 40. Willamette University (OR) 41. Winston-Salem State University (NC) 42. Xavier University (OH)

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PROGRAMS Self Enhancement, Inc. (SEI) is dedicated to guiding underserved youth to realize their full potential.

Working with schools, families, and partner community organizations, SEI provides support, guidance, and opportunities to achieve personal and academic success. SEI brings hope to individual young people and enhances the quality of community life.

IN-SCHOOL PROGRAM

Our In-School Program begins with students as young as the sixth grade. Each student is matched with an In-School Coordinator who provides 24/7 case management tracking the scholastic achievement, attendance, and behavior of the student. (5,430 served in 2017-2018)

AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM

Our After-School Program offers academic support as well as exposure to a variety of classes in the areas of health and wellness, arts and performance, life skills and leadership development. (1,249 served in 2017-2018)

POST HIGH SCHOOL

We believe in continuing to support our students after they graduate high school to help them be successful. We provide support for developing employment and career goals. entering and succeeding in college, as well as financial literacy and basic life skills. (365 served in 2017-2018)

COMMUNITY + FAMILY PROGRAMS

We love our community through support and enhancement so that we can thrive on our own terms. We do this through a wide variety of trauma-informed services including: long-term case management, home visiting, supporting family stability through economic empowerment and housing first, energy assistance, domestic violence advocacy, early childhood and parent enhancement groups and classes, child welfare advocacy, resource referrals, and other wraparound support. (9,419 served in 2017-2018)

PARENT INVOLVEMENT PROGRAMS

Provide case management, support, and networking to address potential barriers to maintaining a healthy family environment and positive home and school relationship.

(1,246 served in 2017-2018)

THE IMPACT

SCHOOLS UNITING NEIGHBORHOODS (SUN) PROGRAMS

We provide full-service neighborhood hubs where students and families receive educational support, enrichment & recreation activities, skill development, family and community involvement programs in 15 schools through contracts with Multnomah County and the City of Portland. (6,084 served in 2017-2018)

SUMMER PROGRAM

Each summer, we provide six weeks of full-day summer programming. The program emphasizes academic enrichment. recreational activities, introduction and involvement in the arts, exposure to the community, and preparation for post-secondary education and employment. (1,253 served in 2017-2018)

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8,700 SUPPERS PROVIDED DURING AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMMING

98% HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION RATE 96% JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION RATE 93% ON-TRACK TO GRADUATE

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FAMILIES RECEIVED HOUSING ASSISTANCE

1,403 FAMILIES RECEIVED ENERGY

ASSISTANCE

659

HOMELESS FAMILIES RECEIVED SUPPORT

16,395 YOUTH, FAMILIES, AND INDIVIDUALS RECEIVED SEI SUPPORT

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FINANCIAL OVERVIEW 2018-2019 Statement of Financial Overview*

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION June 30, 2016 (With comparative totals for 2015)

ASSETS

$

333,895 1,348,342 540,424 103,677 22,407,488 6,735,701

TOTAL ASSETS

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31,469,527

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1,152,443 694,914 265,892 4,502,036 6,615,285

(5,801,538) (1,463,744) 6,066,393 (1,198,889)

Temporarily restricted - Program Permanently restricted Total net assets

5,230,487 20,822,644 24,854,242 $

31,469,527

Complete copies of the audited financial statements for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2018 may be requested from Self Enhancement, Inc.'s Director of Finance & Administration.

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Support and revenue: Government contracts Contributions Special events, net Transfer from endowment Other revenue Total revenue

$ 13,820,479 498,141 828,333 1,213,881 137,181 16,498,015

Net assets released from restrictions: Satisfaction of program restrictions

*Complete copies of the audited financial statements for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2018 may be requested from Self Enhancement, Inc.’s Director of Finance & Administration.

Expenses: Program services Core program Non-core Youth programs SEI Academy Community & Family programs Other programs Total program services Support services Fundraising Administration Total support services

17,868,305

5,473,768 1,722,578 Government Contracts7,240,52181% 906,129 15,342,996

Fundraising 570,901 3% 2,427,011

18% Contributions

1% Other

81% FY 2017 OPERATING EXP Government Contracts

Administration 13%Expenses* Operating 13% Administration 3% Fundraiser

30% Core Youth Programs

2,997,912

Total expenses before depreciation Change in net assets

Operating Revenue*

1,370,290

Total support and revenue

Net assets: Unrestricted: Available for general operations Endowment deficit Capital reserve fund Net investment in property and equipment Total unrestricted net assets

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Statement of Activities*

SELECTED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES ForContributions the year ended June 30, 2016 (with comparative totals for 2015)

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Cash and cash equivalents Accounts receivable Contributions and Grants receivable Prepaid expenses and deposits Investments Note receivable Property and equipment, net

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued expenses Accrued payroll and related expenses Line of credit Notes Payable Total liabilities

FY 2017 OPERATING REVENUES

18,340,908 $

(472,603)

This Statement of Activities does not reflect all Fiscal 2018 financial activities. Complete copies of the audited financial statements for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2018 may be40% requested from Self Enhancement, Inc.'s Director of Finance & Administration.

Family Services

Family Services 40% *Complete copies of the audited financial statements for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2018 may be requested from Self Enhancement, Inc.’s Director of Finance & Administration.

14% Non-Core Non Youth Programs P

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SEI MILESTONES

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LEADERSHIP BOARD OF DIRECTORS Morgan Beltz Casey Callinsky Cortlandt Cuffee Justin Delaney Raymond Edwards Kiosha Ford Jenny Gilhooly Karolyn Neupert Gordon Stephen Green Reggie Guyton Dr. Valerie Halpin Tony Hopson, Sr. Michael Levelle Shauncey Mashia Darryl May William Mitchell Wayne Monfries Justice Adrienne Nelson, Chair Lynn Ogden Brian Pienovi 9 Lolenzo Poe Rich Roche Mary Ruble Bruce Southworth Bryan Steelman Dr. Carol Stuart Jan Turner Mark Waller 11

FOUNDATION BOARD

PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL

Chris Dudley Rupa Jack David Lokting Wayne Monfries Eli Morgan Justice Adrienne Nelson George Scherzer Steve Shepard

Kenneth Carr Al Fleenor Bill Harris Larry Miller Charles Mitchell Sherri Mitchell Vanessa Morgan

EXECUTIVE TEAM Tony Hopson, Sr., President and CEO Trent Aldridge, Director of Youth Services, After School/SUN Tony Ande, Director of Finance and Administration Renita Crowell, Assistant to the President Cherie Davis, Director of Human Resources Anthony Deloney, Director of Strategic Initiatives Libra Forde, Chief Operating Officer Tamra Hickok, Director of Youth Services, East County Melissa Hicks, Director of Stability and Empowerment Tony Hopson, Jr., Director of In-School Programs Sahaan McKelvey, Director of Restoration and Identification Victoria Schwoeffermann, Director of Development

“SEI didn’t just teach me, they gave me the opportunity to know what having a good support system felt like. This program is somewhere that I could go and be my complete self.” ~ X. Phillips

“Having a coordinator who is a friend, parent and teacher, has kept me in shape all four years of my high school life.” ~ D. Branch “It feels so empowering to have my achievements celebrated by my peers and the coordinators who I look up to. Because of SEI, I applied to colleges I would never thought to apply to.” ~ E. Suarez “Without SEI, I wouldn’t have the freedom to excel and be the amazing young woman I am today. I wouldn’t have the motivation and support to accomplish all the things I have.” ~ K. Thomas “I’ve met and connected with people who taught and pushed me to do things that I didn’t have an interest in, neither did I know I was capable of doing! SEI has shown me things that make me feel good as a person, like giving back to your community and volunteering.” ~ N. Jefferson 12

DONORS GRATEFUL FOR DONORS WHO SUPPORT OUR PROGRAMS

*Names in bold are part of G20 and Legacy Keepers.

Tyrone Abah Myesha M. Abdulrahman Kamelah Adams Ted P. Aiken Leona Alaeddine Robert K. Albrecht Mary Lee Alder Scott Alder Sarah C. Alexander Ricky Allen Donna M. Alvarez James A. Ande Thomas Anderson Samuel Ashby Gerald Ashley Frances Atkeson Robert Baker Steve Backer John Bailey Richard L. Bailey Sharon Korter Bantz Dustin Barber Matt Bartolotti Patricia Bates-Sherman Alan Batts Janet W. Bauer Rain J. Beavers Rain L. Beavers Robin R. Beavers Stressla Beavers Godfrey C. Beckett Sarah Beecroft Morgan Beltz Ronald Beltz and Jan Turner Angela Benson Julie Beyl Phil Beyl Fannie Black Charles Boardman Barbara Bochinski Brookielle Boddie Anthony Body Jamaica Booker Antonio Bostic Margo D. Botti Karri Boyd Sharon N. Brabenac Bonnie Braeutigam John Branam Jo A. Brand Trevor A. Brandon Gregory Bray

Dr. Joe and Jennifer Gilhooly Edward J. Gill Jeanne Gills Beverly Gimlin Walter C. Gintz Ashley Glass Susan M. Goetz Gregory J. Goodman Hala Gores Christopher Gorman Charles Gould Vincson and Linda Green Douglas Gregory Vicki Guinn Yesenia Guitierrez Reggie and Lissa Guyton Jake Hebenstreit Isaac Hacker De’Saree Hall Anyeley Hallova Brandon Hally Eric Halperin and Beatrice Michel Valerie Halpin Eric Hampsey James M. Hamrick Scott Hanley Helen Hansen Dan and Kathy Harmon Antonio and Donna Harris Katrina Harris Kiara K. Redeau-Harris Linda J. Harris William R. Harris Glenn and Marilyn Hart Yamilka Hayes Michelle Hayhurst Jaron Heard Jake and Sarah Hebenstreit Judy C. Hedberg Emily Henkle Craig Hermann Roger Herndon and Valerie Scatena Terry H. Herndon Richard Hertzberg and Christine Ambrose Mark Hesse Chris Hikes Russell Hilliard Carol L. Hillman Jackie P. Hines Jeffrey W. Hockert

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Traci Bray Leigh Ann Brocki Jim Brooks Rafael Brooks Faith Brown Michael K. Bryant Marshall Burgess Julie A. Burnett Rebecca Burrell Bryan L. Butcher Gina L. Cadenasso Casey Callinsky Lindsey Callinsky Aniko Campbell Emidio Cantalupo Hilary Carey Jennifer Carlson Kenneth & Adrianna Carr Tina Cauthorn Colin Cave John Chapman Jeffrey L. Chase Gilbert C. Child Julie A. Child Mattie B. Chiles Wayman Ching Catherine H. Ciarlo John E. Clark Judith A. Coblentz Andrew Colas Derron Coles Maribeth W. Collins Truman W. Collins James H. Colon Kenneth Cook Margie A. Cooper Stanton Alyssa and Matt Craigie Kymberlee Crowell Alejandra Cuesta-Monrroy Cortlandt Cuffee and Shannon Inukai-Cuffee Cami Culbertson Cole J. Cunningham Eric T. Daignault Joel Daniels Michael and Katie Davidson Bernard Davis Indya Davis Nia Davis Allison Davis-White-Eyes Eileen Day Anthony DeFalco

Justin Delaney and Marisol Delaney Harry and Kaaren Demorest Jetano Demus and Karen Demus Brian D. Detman Almamia Devine Sue C. Diciple Shawn DiGruccio Robert DiVincenzo Jason DeVries Crescentia Dixon Stacey Dodson Dennis Dolph Sterling Dorman Jason Dorsette Stephanie Dow Whitney E. Dow Steven M. Dowis Cedale Doyle LaKayana Druny Rene L. Duboise Alysia Duckler James Dugoni Paul Dupont Emma Dye Janet and Barry Edwards Barry and Janet Edwards Elizabeth S. Ehrlich Barbara Ellison Lisa C. Ellison Emily L. Elman Denise Eros Matt Ethridge Jim Etzel Raina Evans John R. Faust Ryan C. Fisher Kathleen Flores Kalasha Ford Kiosha Ford Rick Ford Brandy Foreman Karen Forman Robert Forman James K. Foster Vicky L. Free Mary Fuller Lee A. Furlong Stephanie Gaidosh Sarvesh Garimella Zan Gibbs Ted K. Gilbert

Katrina Holland Troy D. Hollis Mark C. Holm Judith Holmboe Chanell Hopson Tony L. Hopson Megan Hornby Richard Horswell Carla Howard Kathleen Howlett Patrick Huey Shereen Hullum Nancy Humphrey Amber Hurst Glenda Hyde Scott Inukai Sam Isaac Eric Island John Jackson LaTonja K. Jackson Lois Jackson Marcianne Jackson Michael Jackson Nathan Jackson Jhabari Jacobs Bryan M. Jayne Lauren Jelmini Myesha Jenkins William D. Jenkins Edmund P. and Marilyn N. Jensen Guerllamo M. Jimenez Christopher Johnson Chryste Johnson Mary Johnson Calla Jones Jerry G. Jones Karletta D. Jones Kristiyani Jones Suzanne M. Jones Tawnya Jones Crystal St. Junious LaToya Kamara Richard Kaneko Gordon H. Keane Katherine Keane Howard Kell Kyrie Kellett Jane A. Kennedy Iris Kern Marian Kerr Tim Kerr

Heidi J. Kirkpatrick Cynthia King Norman C. King Tracy E. King Kim Kirkland David O. Kish Jeremy Kitchen KelliAnn Klindtworth Paul Knauls Nancy Kramer Kelly Krug Nanette La Du Jim Labbe Kali T. Ladd Billy Ladd Bobbi Lampros Touangaheofa Langi Noel V. Larsen Mary Lois Larson Robert M. Law Sarah K. Lawrence Rosalie Lee Jacob S. Leenders Esther Lerman Freeman Michael Levelle Elizabeth Levy Kirby Lewis Jerry L. Lincoln Jodi Lippert Eric Logan Bart Lonchar Marvin Lynn Jim Lyon Pamela MacLennan Monteith Macoubrie Eunice Makinde Anthony Manuel Barbara Marbury Brittnie Marcell D’Angelo Martin Angelia Warren Lindsey Maser Ava E. Mashia Shauncey Mashia Linda Mashia-Jones Rose Mashia-Jones Julius A. Matson Esther May Camellia T. Mayfield Ernesto Mayz Jocelynne McAdory Kathleen McCarthy Wayne E. McCurdy Joe McFerrin Charlene Mcgee Joyce Smith-McGee Andrew McGough

Roger “Brue” McHayle George D. and Mary McInnis Mary McInnis Krissy McKay Sahaan A. McKelvey Bryan McLean Colin D. McLean Walter Meier James Melvin Shanneetta M. Mennenga Matthew Merritt Pam Michael Julia M. Michel Brenda Mikota Aaron Miles Janet K. Miller Larry G. Miller Linda W. Miller Randolph L. Miller Tara S. Miller Bill Mitchell Tommie Mitchell William H. Mitchell Jada Moler Eric Molinar Susan Monfries Wayne Monfries Kenneth Montague Ashley L. Moore Kristin E. Moore Suntrice L. Moore Aurelia Moran Ellison C. and Jill Morgan Rebecca Morgan Alonzo and Tracy Mourning Frank C. Muhia April Murchinson Catherine Murphy Andy Murray E Kaye Mushalik Brian G Myers Dennis Nathan Adrienne Nelson Karolyn Neupert Gordon Wendy Nicholson Maddalla Noel Darcy Norling Janice M. Norris Paul and Lisa Nourigat Alexandria Nunley Desmond Nwoke Lynn Ogden Andrew Olemgbe Joyce Olivo Judy Olsen Carina Oney Emiley Oster

Gary Oxman Rebecca Page Morgan A. Palmer Glenn and Katherine Pape Pamela Paprocki Benjamin Parisot Clarence Parker Philip S. Parker Marc and Lindsay Parks Elizabeth A. Parmenter Jerry Parsons MeLeesa Patten Kayla Paul Susan B. Paulsell Bonnie Pavel Lisa A. Pearson Elinor F. Pedersen Walt Pelett Andrew Penn Carla R. Penn-Hopson Kapri Pennington Dave Petersen Matthew Philbrook Brian H. Pienovi Donna Pierleoni Peter Platt Lolenzo Poe Brenda and Jerome Polk Marcus and Debra Polk Tyrone Poole Jessie L. Porter Rachel L. Post Brad Press Matthew and Freddye Prophet Kelly Prows Susan Prows William Prows Jim and Suzie Puetz Vanessa A. Morgan & Bob Quillin Sally Quimby Seth Radler Casey Reed Ann M. Rice Dana Richmond John and Patricia Rickman Philip and Sally Robinson Tiffany Robinson Walter Robinson Richard Roche Julie Rogers Joe Rollins Julie D. Rose David R. Roth S.L. Roth Michah Rubenstein Virgie Ruiz Stuart Sandor

Chris Sauer Jabari Saunders Nicolas Sauvie Ann Scherner George and Cheryl Scherzer Nicole R. Schmidt Jane T. Schneider Arlene Schnitzer Dennis Schur Scott Schur Christine Schutz Irene B. Schwoeffermann Victoria Schwoeffermann Manuel J. Scott William R. Scott Jonicia Shelton David Shephard Isabel A. Sheridan Christopher J. Sherry Matthew M. Shipkey Jeanette Shortley Patricia Simpson Daniel Sloan John Slusher Paul Slyman Arvie Smith and Julie Kern Smith Carole L. Smith David Smith Joyce M. Smith Kimberly Smith Loretta J. Smith M Susan Smith Megan Smith Sharon C. Smith Tamara D. Smith Vanessa Sommerfeld Anne N. Stacey Rodney Stanton Wesley Stoudamire Bryan Steelman Tami Stein Lee Stewart Kim K. Stidum Johnnie Stokes Carol N. Stone Mike W. and Bernadette Strand Rekah T. Strong Dr. Carol J. Stuart Roger Stuart Carmen Suarez Vicki A. Tagliafico Frank Taylor Michael Taylor Troy Tegeler Tyler A. Termeer Sarah Teubner Angele Theard

Elizabeth M. Thiel Keith Thomajan Bradley C. Thomas Natasha Thomas Shine Thomas April J. Thompson Mary K. Thompson Samantha Thompson Samuel A. Thompson Zachary Thornhill Latricia Tillman McClenon Tolliver Barbara J. Trachtenberg John L. Trachtenberg Cynthia Trelstad Dardinelle Troen Tifani Tucker Andrew Tweedie Mark Tynan Shawn Uhlman David and Barbara Underriner Patricia Unfred Sherrie Van Hine Ahjanna Vaughn Kevin Veaudry Suzanne Veaudry Casaus Gloria Velasquez Raul Velasquez Lawrence and Jane Viehl Lyubov Voedisch James and Beverly Voytko Carol Wachter Shantel Waddell Jan Waddy William and Susan Wagner Debra L. Walker Isaac T. Walker Richard Walker Robert and Marcia Walsh Nina Walzer Cheryl A. Warren Leslie K. Warren Ezell Watson Ronald Weeden Arielle Weedman Jesse and Sylvia Welch Althia D. Wells Caitlin B. Wells Linda Welton Donald Wesley Jana L. Weyant Capriece White David L. White Jerald T. White Yuron White Bruce Whiting Cameo Whitney

Thomas and Jill Whittaker Dan Wieden & Priscilla Bernard Weiden Nick H. Wigen Art Williams Carrie Williams Cornelius and Joanna Williams Ian Williams JaVonne R. Williams Marcus Williams Martha Lanier Williams Myrna- Yvonne Williams Patricia Williams Robert L. Williams Deondra Williams-Larry Donald P. Wills Steve J. Wilson Lamar Winston Marcia Johnston Wood Katy Wolf John Worcester Jerry and Linda Wright Justin Delaney Marisa Zapata Alexandra Zimbelman Robert Zucker

*SEI’s Legacy Keepers are a group of key philanthropists, who have committed their time, resources, and expertise to meaningfully support SEI’s mission, presence, and success in Multnomah County. The Legacy Keepers’ major charitable efforts represent SEI’s mission and services to students, families, and community. SEI’s G20 business group members have committed to raise 25% of the cost per student for the Jefferson Whole School Model. Their support is contingent upon the continuation of PPS support and the successful match by SEI each year. For their unconditional faith in SEI’s past, present and future, we are forever grateful of individuals and businesses, who have created a philanthropic legacy for SEI. 14

FOUNDATIONS + CORPORATIONS WE THANK THE FOUNDATIONS + CORPORATIONS THAT SUPPORT OUR PROGRAMS Abbott Laboratories Alaska Airlines Altura Furniture, Inc. Amazon Smile Foundation Ann & Bill Swindells Charitable Trust Anna Wheeler Hayes Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation Another Read Through AT&T Services, Inc. Automatic Data Processing Autzen Foundation Babylon Vintage Bank of America Employee Giving/United Way Campaign Barking Irons BCMC Properties LLC Beach Elementary School PTA Beacon Sound Record Store Benevity Community Impact Fund Bitterman & Sons - The Meadow/Bitterman Salt Co. Black Wagon LLC Bonneville Power Administration Broughton and Mary Bishop Family Advised Fund Bullitt Foundation Burton Lee DBA The Rambler Cambia Employee Giving Campaign Cambia Health Foundation Cambia Health Solutions Campbell Foundation Carr Construction, Inc. Casa China Blanca CD Game Exchange Chapters Alumni LLC ChenSteinO’MalleySvenFoundation Children’s Trust Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation Chown Hardware City Center Parking Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation Clackamas Women’s Services Clean Plate dba Quaintrelle Coca-Cola Foundation Coalition of Communities of Color Collins Foundation Comcast Foundation Consolidated Supply Co. Control Voltage Convivium LLC Crisp Crow Bar Dennis and Marilee McIntee Dolph Foundation Fund of the OCF Downtown Developers Group LLC Ecliptic Brewing EcoDistricts Ecotrust Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

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Fit Approach, LLC. - Flex & Flow Yoga Flutter Ford Family Fondation Fresh Pot Frog & Toad Are Friends of The Oregon Community Foundation Give with Liberty Goodman Family Google, Inc. Employee Giving Anonymous Grand Central Baking Co. Gremar Properties Gumbo Gifts and Gallery Gypsy Chic Hannah B. Robertson Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation Hart Family/OrePac Foundation Hawthorne Auto Clininc, Inc. Hedinger Family Foundation Herb Shoppe Pharmacy Hockley Family Charitable Fund Home Forward Honzel Family Foundation Influential Grooming Lounge Intel Interurban LLC iQ Credit Union JP Morgan Chase & Co. Juan Young Trust Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Community Giving Campaign Kaiser Permanente Kalberer Company KeyBank Foundation KPMG Kroger Co. Kula Foundation Kurisu LLC Laughing Planet Café Lewis & Clark College Little Big Burger Lovely’s Fifty-Fifty Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation Maurice Lucas Foundation McDonald Jacobs, P.C. Mercedes-Benz of Portland Mesch Capital Management, Inc. Metro Portland New Car Dealers Charitable Foundation Metro Regional Center Meyer Memorial Trust Microsoft Stores Miller Family Foundation c/o Rob Miller Miss Delta Mississippi Chiropractic Mississippi Productions Inc. Moda Health Moloko Inc.

Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust. Inc. Multnomah County School District # 7 Mr. Green Beans Narcissa Productions LLC Neighborhood Partnerships Neil Kelly Company Network for Good New Vintage Beauty Lounge NIKE, Inc. No Bones Beach Club North Portland Bike Works North Portland Wellness Center Northwest Health Foundation Fund II Northwestern Mutual NW Natural Gas Company NW Public Affairs OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Olympia Oyster Bar Optik PDX Opus Community Foundation Orange Oregon Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence Oregon Community Foundation Oregon Environmental Council Oregon Jewish Community Foundation Oregon Public House Oregon Robotics Tournament & Outreach Program Oregon State Foundation Oregon State University Parsons Family Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation Partners Group Paxton Gate PDX PDXCHANGE RETAIL, INC. PEDX INC. PepsiCo Foundation Peter W. Stott Foundation of the OCF PGE Foundation Phyllis and Walter Malzahn Charitable Trust Pistils Nursery PolicyLink Portland ‘5 Center for the Arts Portland Community Reinvestment Initiatives Portland Nursery Portland Police Bureau Portland Public Schools Portland State University Prosper Portland Prosperity Now Prost German Pubs Providence Health Systems Rebuilding Center Reggie Guyton Insurance Agency Inc. Ruby Jewel Ice Cream Ruth Eva Renfroe Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation

Sabin School PTA Sagacity Media, Inc. Salty’s Pet Supply Schmidt Family Foundation/The 11th Hour Project Schwab Charitable Fund She Bop Sidecar 11 Skanner Foundation Sloan Boutique Smart Mouth Inc So-Hum Foundation Spicy Spoon Spin Laundry Lounge Spirit Mountain Community Fund Standard Employee Giving Campaign State Farm Companies Foundation Stoll Berne Lokting & Shlachter, P.C. Stormbreaker Brewing Target Corporation The Standard Tides Foundation Townshend’s Teahouse Trail Blazers Foundation Fund of The OCF Trail Blazers, Inc. Trailhead Credit Union Tripwire Truist Uchu Sushi & Fried Chicken United Way of Columbia County United Way of the Columbia Willamette Unitus Community Credit Union University of Oregon University of Oregon Foundation UPS Uptown Developers LLC US Bank Foundation US Bank Private Client Reserve US-J Connect, Inc. V+B Philantropy Verde Cocina-Mississippi Vernon School PTA Walsh Construction Company Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Wells Fargo Bank Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign via DoTopia Wells Fargo Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program Wieden + Kennedy, Inc. Williams Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation Williams Vancouver Business Association Worn Path Yanagida Projects & Ways and Means YourCause

WE THANK THOSE WHO PARTNER WITH US TO PROVIDE VITAL SERVICES

WE THANK THOSE WHO SPONSORED EVENTS THAT SUPPORT OUR PROGRAMS 3Point Brand Abbey Creek Winery KATU-Afternoon Live Alaska Airlines Aldis Hodge Alsco Amalfi’s Restaurant Anika Brown Designs Art of Catering Arvie Smith Blue Star Donuts Breighela James Boutique Broadway Cigars

Champions Barbershop Chown Hardware Crisp Dossier Hotel Eastside Distillery Eggland’s Best Electrical Construction Co. Emmanuel Exclusive Resorts Flex & Flow Yoga Halpin Bariatric Surgery Hanas PDX Henry V Events

The Influential Grooming Lounge Interstate Special Events Irving Street Kitchen iHeart Radio Jordan Brand JP Custom Picture Framing Justin Timm Auction KGW KATU Kia of Portland Metro

Mercedes-Benz of Portland Mike Phillips Mississippi Business Association Mississippi Pizza Miss’ipi Chef Moda Health Nike Northwestern Mutual Pavelcomm PCRI PDX Jazz

¿Por Que No? Taqueria Portland Observer Portland State University Portland Auto Show Portland Fashion Week Portland Thorns Portland Timbers Portland Trail Blazers The Portland Observer Redside Development Renata Restaurant The Skanner SmartTech

Sloan Boutique Stoopid Burger Stormbreaker Tabiba Styles Toyota The Nines Hotel Tra’Renee University of Oregon United Salad Walt Disney Studios WeWork

*This report acknowledges all donors, partners, and foundations who made a gift during fiscal year July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018. If any name has been omitted or listed incorrectly, please accept our apologies and contact us, so that we can correct our records.

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THE SEI STANDARDS PREAMBLE The SEI Standards are founded upon the principles of integrity and respect.

Integrity, because integrity exemplifies truthfulness, modesty, and trustworthiness.

Respect, because respect exemplifies courtesy, honor, and reverence.

STANDARDS 1. In SEI we greet each other every day with a smile and a handshake to strengthen the relationship between us.

2. In SEI we honor and respect each other and so we address one another with proper language and speech.

3. In SEI we value the space of ourselves and others and are careful not to intrude or injure each other.

4. In SEI we are mindful of what is true, and strive to be honest in word and deed.

5. In SEI we treasure our rich culture and hold the cultures of all people in high regard.

6. In SEI we strive to reflect our beauty both inwardly in our understanding and outwardly in our appearance.

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We believe that every child has a gift and it is our shared responsibility to help every child find their gift. By expanding learning opportunities and teaching every child that “Life Has Options, ” SEI is seeing amazing results proving that SEI is the solution.

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