2014 ORGANIZATIONAL DONORS
Covidian
Culinary Services Group
Davidson, Holland, Whitesell
Dixon Hughes Goodman,
LLP
Extended Care Physicians
Frontier Management
George Fox University
Geritent Enterprises
Grove Medical
Guardian Pharmacy
Healthcare Services Group
Housecall Providers
Legacy Consultant Pharmacy
Leading Age Oregon
Liberty Healthcare
Long Term Care Mgmt. Svcs.
Lutheran Services for the Aging
Magaurn Video
Marquis Companies
Mary’s Woods
Medipack Pharmacy
NC Health Care Facilities
Assn.
Noations, Inc.
Northwest Health Foundation
Oregon Health Care Assn.
Oregon State University
Oregon State University
Foundation
Pacific University
Peak Resources
Perkins & Co.
Portland State University
College of Urban & Public
Affairs: School of
Community Health:
Institute on Aging
Portland State University College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Post Consulting
Pruitt Health Hospice
Quality Mobile X-rays
RC Consulting
Ricky Packard & Associates
Senior Risk Management
Servant Pharmacy Signature Senior Living
Silver Bluff Village Special Olympics Oregon
SunTrust Therapy Partners LLC
TJ Nisbet Construction
United Hospice
United Mobile Imaging
Universal Properties
US Foods USI
Villages of Wilkes Traditional
Living
Vital Life Foundation
White Oak Manor
THE JESSIE F. RICHARDSON FOUNDATION EMPOWERS
COMMUNITIES, IN RESOURCE CONSTRAINED AREAS,
TO PROVIDE MULTI-GENERATIONAL SUPPORT FOR
UNDERSERVED OLDER ADULTS
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ACROSS GENERATIONS.
ACROSS BORDERS.
Aldersgate CCRC
Aon Risk Solutions
Apollo Corporation
Ater Wynne, LLP
Assisted Living Facilities, Inc.
Assn. of Home & Hospice
Care NC & SC
Autumn Corp
Autumn Rehab Services
Avamere
BB&T Insurance
Black Pearl Acupuncture
Brame-Mercer/Brame
Specialty Co.
Capital Pacific Bank
Care Concepts
Carolina Adventist Ret.
System
Carolina Therapy Services
Clackamas Volunteers in
Medicine
Clapp's Convalescent
Nursing Home
Clapp's Nursing Center
Coca-Cola
Columbia Sportswear
Commonwealth Home
Health
Concepts in Community
Living, Inc.
Concordia University
Consolidated Laundry
2014
AN N UAL R EPO RT
A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
Chair: Keren Brown Wilson, PhD
Vice Chair: Gary Withers, JD
Treasurer: Tony Leineweber, MBA
Secretary: Ken Burgess, JD
Charles Bloom, MBA
Gloria Cavanaugh
Joanne Handy, RN, MS
Marvin Kaiser, PhD
Sean Kuni
Carmen Largaespada, PhD
Nichole Maher, MPH
Jay Stowers
Carron Suddreth
Dave Tupper
Karen Wayne
In a world where we
struggle to overcome the
horrors of war, unrelenting
civil unrest, frightening
contagions, devastating
natural disasters and abject
poverty, JFRF’s mission
might seem idealistic:
The Jessie F. Richardson
Foundation empowers
communities, in resource
constrained areas, to provide
multi-generational support for
underserved older adults.
EMERITUS BOARD
MEMBERS
We believe our mission statement provides a powerful set of clues about
how to, as Ghandi said, “Be the change you wish to see in the world.”
It is testimony to the power of individuals to work collectively for a
common good even when circumstances seem daunting, as they often
are in many areas of the world.
COUNCIL OF
ADVISORS
2014 was a memorable year for JFRF. We started the year in receipt of
a report describing 10 years of work in Nicaragua. That report detailed
the approach and results of a model designed to help communities with
inadequate resources develop sustainable strategies to support older
adults in need. Those successful results told us we had moved from
developing an approach to strategizing how to replicate those efforts.
Martha Pelaez, PhD
Janet Sehon
Connie Baldwin
Richard Browdie
Michael DeShane, PhD
Mauro Hernandez, PhD
Robert Hudson, PhD
Ellsworth P. Ingraham
Robert Kane, MD
Rosalie Kane, PhD
Marshall Kapp, MPH, JD
Susan Reinhard, RN, PhD
Steven Vick
JFRF empowers by helping create civic infrastructure and identifying,
strengthening and deploying community assets. That phrase, “teach
a man how to fish,” turns out to be key to sustainable change. Direct
assistance, combined with individual and organizational training, and
income generating opportunities can yield powerful results.
Now, when you look at some highlights of these results in our annual
report, you will recognize not only that change can happen, but that it
can happen in unlikely places.
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NATIONAL TRAINING
CENTER - JINOTEPE, NI
2014 H IG H LIG HTS
Renovation of the hogar (elder care facility) in
Jinotepe, Nicaragua, progressed rapidly thanks
to the hard work of the community, staff and
volunteers.
Local leadership in Nicaragua throughout this
process has been provided by volunteers, who
have been coordinating the renovation of the
hogar to better meet the needs of the elders who
live there, as well as construction of a National
Training Center at the site. Set to open in 2015, this
National Training Center is the first of its kind for
para-professional elder care in Central America.
Individuals and organizations from all corners of
Nicaragua will go there to learn more about elder
care, creating a system of better care and services,
as well as furthering career opportunities for people
looking to work with elders. Furthermore, JFRF
intends that this training center will become a
model for more like it, inspiring and empowering
communities throughout this region and globally.
JFRF STAFF CHANGES
In 2014, JFRF added staff in the home office and in
Nicaragua to meet the needs of its growing programs:
Beth Mitchell, Administrative & Communications
Specialist, Clackamas, Oregon
Samanta Lacayo Trujillo, Partnership
Coordinator, Nicaragua
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MORE 2014 PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
• JFRF board members, Marvin Kaiser, Keren Brown Wilson and
Carmen Largaespada, made two presentations to the W. K. Kellogg
Foundation Latin American Fellows on the JFRF asset-based
community development approach.
• JFRF entered into a partnership with the elder home in Sébaco,
Engineers Without Borders (national and Portland chapters) and
the Nicaraguan Aging Advisory Council to develop a microbusiness fish farm project to generate income for the elder home.
• JFRF began preparations to expand an intergenerational
training program for the Catholic Youth of Nicaragua to facilitate
intergenerational activities.
• JFRF expanded its scholarships to American and Nicaraguan
university students in collaboration with the Rotary Club of
Nicaragua. These students provide direct assistance and training to
local communities in six Nicaraguan regions.
• JFRF built an expanded pharmacy, community clinic and therapy
space in the National Training Center.
• JFRF provided support to housing and food security programs in
Appalachia, and Keren Brown Wilson addressed a regional joint
aging/housing conference to discuss housing and service needs of
elders in Appalachia.
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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
DECEMBER 31, 2014
FI NAN C IALS & DO NO R S
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ASSETS
Current Assets
$ 411,286.70
Liabilities & Equity
Current Liabilities
$ 21,285.04
Net Assets
Unrestricted Net Assets
Net Income
Total Liabilities & Equity
$ 371,027.16
$ 18,974.50
$ 411,286.70
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
JANUARY-DECEMBER 2014
Income
Grants & Contracts
Contributions & Bequests
In-kind & Other Income
Total Income
$ 68,335.94
$ 233,121.08
$ 185,288.79
$ 486,745.81
Expenses
Program
Management
Fundraising
Total Expenses
$ 349,609.01
$ 72,831.09
$ 45,331.21
$ 467,771.31
Net Income
$ 18,974.50
2014 INDIVIDUAL DONORS
Abramowitz, Kay &
Roy
Adams, Michael
Adrian, Ann
Aiken, Karen
Alvarez, Josefina
Amick, Mary
Andrews, Bob
Andrews, Harold &
Marie O’Connell
Austin, Matt & Shannon
Austin lll, Ken & Celia
Baker, Brett
Baker, Robin
Baldwin, Bruce & Connie
Barber, Jon
Bauer, Thomas
Beatty, Sue
Beaver, Vicki
Bekemeyer, Phyllis &
Dale Bailey
Bergen, Marilyn
Bergstrom, Kim
Biggs, Beth
Blackard, John
Bloch II, Ernie
Bloom, Jay
Bloom, Charles
Blumthal, John
Boggis, Tiffany
Boggs, Carter
Bolkan, Cory
Breiling, Sr. Mary
Brounstein, Cheryll
Brown, Lisa
Bruland, Don &
Margaret
Burgess, Ken
Burns, Scott
Burton, Tod
Butts, Bill
Caldwell, Greg
Carboneau, Dave
Carder, Paula
Carlson, Jim
Carlson, Keith
Castillo, Gale
Cavanaugh, Gloria
Chaney, Judy
Chao, Suong
Chartz, Sarah
Chase, Irmgard
Childress, Mark
Cheek, Richard & Helen
Cheriel, Chad
Clapp-Campbell, Denise
Clapp-Coleman, Cheryl
Clary, Roger
Clayborn, Bob
Clayborn, Jean
Cohen, Jerry
Coniglio, Mary
Cowles, Jeannine
Craig, Rhonda
Crespo, Carlos
Crispo, Greg
Curran, Jen
Cynkar, Robert & Donna
Dalton, Bryan
Davis, Greg
Deshane, Michael
Diaz, April
Dillon, Rick
Dion, Devereaux
Dujon, Veronica
Duvivier, Dana & Derek
Edberg, Janice
English, Matt
Eschbaugh, Dave
Estate of Mary Guthrie
Fink, Marilyn & Tom
Fleck, Brian
Fogg, Jr, Phil & Angie
2014 INDIVIDUAL DONORS
Fogg, Sr., Phil & Kae
Foley, Thomas
Foren, Leslie
Fort, Caleb
Fuller, Rob (William)
Gerke, Grant
Gilden, Karen
Gilmore, Larry & Alison
Goins, Ted
Goodwin, Mike & Sheila
Gray, Lisa
Guenther, Ray
Gulyas, Ruth
Guss, Monica
Haggerty, Steven
Hallman, Garth & Louise
Hamilton, Trish
Handy, Joanne
Hansen, Elle
Hartshorn, Gary & Lynne
Haskell, William & MaryMears
Hathaway, Paul
Hein, Clarence
Hernandez, Mauro
Hess, Brian & Sally
Hively, John
Hobbs, Terri
Howard, Scott
Hoyle, Woody
Hult , Angela
Hunt, Gail
Husted, Benneth
Huston, Christine
Iantosca, Ralph
Jack, Marvin & Margaret
Jaeger, Mary
Johnson, Melanie
Jorgensen, Roger
Kaiser, Marvin
Katz, Shari
Kendall, Annette
Kidder, David
Kincaid, Billy
Krenk, Chris
Kuhlman, Scott
Kuni, Sean & Elizabeth Austin
Leatherwood, Bob & Lisa
Leineweber, Tony
LeVee, Kathy
Levings, Thomas
Lewis, Dennis
Lin, Josephine
Linn, Chris
Lippoff, David & Liz
Lollis, Larry
Lollis, Mr. & Mrs. Larry
Lopez, Hank
Lynch, Sara
Maher, Nichole
March, Steven
Marcuson, Karl & Margaret
Marden, Shonah
Marshall, Shari
Matheny, Kevin
McCobb, Jim
McDonald, Tucker
McDowell, Reed
McGrath, Suzanne
Mead, Jennifer
Meneses, Jilma
Metzler, Bob
Miller, Randolph
Mitchell, Barbara & Chuck
Mitchell, Beth
Mitchell, Jon
Mitchell, Margaret
Moncada, Maureen
Montgomery, Jane
Moore, Bob
Moreland, Corrine
Morrow, Jane & Robert
Mortimer, Paul
Muller , Martin
Mullin, John
Munson, Dave & Dee Dee
Mussotto-Conyers, Cheri
Narayan, Lalin Sarita
Neal, Margaret
Nevius, Linell
Nguyen, Du Tuong-Vi
Nguyen, Kieu-Oanh
Nielsen, Doris
Nielsen, Don
Nisbet, Tom
Nissen, Laura
Noethe, Andrew
Oswalt, Jeri
O’Toole, Patrick
Outland, Karen
Ozawa, Connie
Packard, Diane
Packard, Ricky
Palmer, Barbara
Parker, Jim
Parrish, Scott & Loni
Pelaez, Martha
Petersen, Tom
Pierce, Wayne
Pilato, Angel
Poole, Donovan
Powelson, Tracy
Prater, Ann
Quale, Pamela
Ramchandani, Farah
Rathburn, David
Reisch, Becca
Reyes, Michelle
Richards, Martha
Roderick, Greg
Rogers, Alison
Roth, Thomas
Roth, Michael
Rowley, Lisa
Rudisill, Susan & Alan
Sanchez, Rafael
Sapp, Stephen
Sawyer, Dianne
Schaeffer, Donna
Schmall, Vicki
Schmidlin, Jim & Kim
Schneider, Jeff
Schneider, Jeff & Billie
Schorey, Jan
Sehon, Janet
Senecal, Matt
Sengson, John
Sherman, Eddie
Sherman, Ann
Shields, Dave
Simon, Elizabeth
Smith, Jr., Paul
Springer, Scott
Stanislowski, LuAnn
Stevenson, Mark & Mary
Stoecklin, Dennis
Stowers, Jay
Struble, Juanita
Su, Renjeng
Suddreth, Carron
Swift, Judith
Symonds, Maren
Teske, Sandra
Thacker, Gary
Thomas, Sherry
Tomassene, Kate
Toran, Kay
Tupper, David
Turnock, Madeline
Valliere, Daniel
Valway, Rich
Vandelinde, Dave & Susan
Vick, Steven
Wallack, Larry
Walsh, Paula
Ware, Kiersten
Waters, Brett
Weisenbach, William & Cynthia Stuen
Welch, Kevin
White, Diana
White, Pam
White, Jr., John
Whitesell, Herb
Whitesell, Rick
Whitney, David
Whittaker, Kelsey
Wiest, Kristen
Wilson, Jeff
Wilson, Keren Brown
Wilson, Quentin
Withers, Gary & Katie
Woolley, Lauri
Wros, Peggy
Wynde, Sharon Teel
Zuniga, Ruth
(Organizational donors
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