The Carriage House Community Table
2010 Annual Report
from our
executive
director
Recently, I took my daughter to a local restaurant for a hamburger. Imagine my surprise when I looked up to see my
waitress, and saw a familiar face. While she patiently fielded my daughter’s multiple and somewhat unreasonable
requests, she told me about her life since homelessness. She is working, in a committed relationship and in an
apartment. While she faces continued financial challenges, she is both happy and healthy.
She thanked me over and over for the services she received at CHCT. I remember her distinctly because she faxed
many, many resumes and the only fax machine in the building is in my tiny and very crowded office. What she identified as being most helpful to her were our computers, our interview clothing room, our individualized voice mail and
financial assistance with her security deposit. Her time as a homeless person was relatively brief, but I am happy to
say that our assistance shortened that time considerably.
I often get asked why we offer so many basic services like food and clothing. Often the questioners are genuinely
curious, but sometimes they value self-reliance so highly that they genuinely believe it is better to not feed or
otherwise care for people that are homeless. The Carriage House Community Table explicitly believes that every
person functions better when their survival needs are met. By starting with basic needs, we can form a relationship
with hard-to-reach people and then start helping them in other ways.
It is very exciting for us as staff when a person uses those basic services as a bridge to greater health and self
sufficiency. We also recognize that each person that exits homelessness quickly saves the community a great deal
of expense. However, for me as an individual, I would say to look up to this particular woman’s smiling and
beautiful face was truly priceless.
There are never words quite eloquent enough to thank the Boulder community for its support, and this annual
report is just one effort at saying thank you. Please know how deeply heartfelt our thanks is, and that I speak for all
of the staff, Board, volunteers, and guests at the Carriage House when I tell you that we are proud and honored to
be supported by this community.
I am proud to be able to carry this young woman’s gratitude back to you, the people to whom it really belongs.
Joy Eckstine, LCSW
Executive Director
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our stories
Jody
I never, ever, ever thought I could become homeless with no job, no money, destitute!
But that is exactly what happened to me!
After spending 90 days in Boulder County jail for a DUI, I emerge Dec. 14, 2004, with
no shelter, no job, car repossessed, and about $10 to my name. Because of my alcoholism, I became estranged from my family. Married, but separated from an abusive man, I really was alone.
My biggest obstacle to getting a job is that I am profoundly deaf. I wear a hearing aid but I have great difficulty with telephones. I read lips, so I have to be looking at you to understand what is being said.
When my time ran out at The Safehouse, I either couch-surfed, camped out or stayed at the Boulder
Shelter for the Homeless. I found out about the Carriage House. I started checking out resources there
to obtain housing and SSDI for my hearing disability and mental issues (bipolar and depression).
The Carriage House staff helped with phone calls and appointments, tokens for the bus, referrals for
dental work and to get my hearing aid fixed. I now have my own apartment and financial help from
SSDI.
My life has changed for the better, definitely -- never could have happened if I didn’t get sober! One of
the most wonderful things is that I am now at peace with my family, accepted with open arms!
Dave
I came to the Carriage House only about a week after I first went to the Boulder Shelter. I initially felt the place was
too small for all these people jostling and bumping into one another. No one had any elbowroom. There were only
four computers upstairs, and someone was, invariably, already on one when I got up there. The caseworkers didn’t
have a lot of time to talk or help with anything before someone would knock and come busting in. This became
highly annoying, and I often wondered how staff ever got anything done! They did though, to their enormous credit.
The Carriage House provided hot meals. You could get your mail there, take a shower, put on a fresh pair of socks, change your
shirt or pants, and get bus tokens. Three things really stood out. These people, no matter how busy they got, really cared about us.
People are just people, and sometimes tempers on both sides flared, but mostly they had an uncanny understanding of human nature.
Handling a multitude of mixed emotions from many races, and socioeconomic backgrounds all clamoring for attention is draining.
Secondly, CH continuously put programs in place to make things easier and to give hope and regain dignity and workplace skills, aptly
naming one HOPE. HOPE amazed me many times by pulling people together spiritually and emotionally. Some of my best friendships stemmed from those meetings.
Last, they pull the financial strings on my behalf, twice lining up situations that regained my identification. Without ID, you have no
real chance to land a job, and other programs require it too. Without ID, you might as well sit on a rock somewhere, because you’re
never going to climb back up again.
Because of Carriage House’s help and support, I got a telemarketing job, allowing me slowly to save for a car. I used that car to travel
to Illinois and take care of my mother who is dying of cancer. I use that $500 dollar car to go to meetings 45 minutes away, do odd
jobs on Craigslist, get groceries, and apply for jobs.
I’m grateful to the Carriage House for all their help and understanding during a time when hope was nearly non-existent, when jail
seemed a better solution than freezing to death, when I had lost faith in most of what I thought I knew, and coming to that place was
almost a daily ritual. Without the love and respect that was shown me; I’m not sure where I would have ended up.
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our Board of Directors
Andrea Anderson
George Epp
William Treadwell
Barbara Bennett
Jan Jackson
Elizabeth Treister
Bruce Enstad
Tom Nelson
Michael Tucker
Amanda Donovan
Bobby Pelz Jr.
David Williard
our Staff
Joy Eckstine, Executive Director, has been working at the Carriage House since the fall of 2004. A licensed
clinical social worker and certified addictions counselor, she has worked extensively with the homeless and
addicts. She has received awards from the DA’s office and the local Rotary Club for her outstanding advocacy.
She also writes for www.change.org on national homelessness issues. She is the proud mother of two young
children. She loves reading mysteries, Colorado wildflower hikes, yoga and gardening.
Matthew ‘Rider’ Conway is a 37 year old expat from Chicago. He is an artist and
glass blower by trade. Started with Carriage House as a volunteer and never left. He also has
ties to the street community at various levels and brings good perspective.
Rider works as greeter for the Carriage House.
Vera Line started out as a volunteer at the Carriage House in December 2007. She now fills the position
of Director of Human Resources and is in charge of the administrative side of The Carriage House Community
Table. She holds a master’s degree in psychology from Saarland University, Germany and is currently pursuing
an education in accounting. Vera enjoys traveling, yoga, and good food.
Scott Medina has been director of Community Table dinner program since 1999, after leaving “the
corporate world” in search of more meaningful service work. An active musician, Scott also teaches music
classes and special events for preschool children throughout Boulder County, leads evenings of devotional
chanting and other spiritually-focused events, and has released several CDs of original music. In the spring of
2010, Scott took on the role of volunteer coordinator in addition to coordinating the dinners.
Emily Messina-Heim began working with the homeless in 1996 as a volunteer at a transitional
living shelter in Placentia, California. In 2010, she started volunteering at Carriage House Community Table,
and in January 2011 she was hired to fill the development director position. Emily has her bachelor’s in
literature and writing from Naropa University and is a mother of two children. She loves good wine and
watching documentaries.
Heather Pauze started working for The Carriage House Community Table in March 2008. She
worked as the greeter for 8 months and the remaining time as the case manager. Before working at the
Carriage House, she worked at CPWD as a case manager. She has also been the coordinator for several
programs serving disadvantaged youth. Heather has a master in Public Administration and a bachelor in
sociology. Outside of the Carriage House, she loves traveling and trying strange and unusual foods.
Steve Tombleson, Facility Manager, started working with the homeless in Anchorage, Alaska in 1983,
and volunteered at the shelter there for two years. He traveled around the U.S. with his backpack and guitar,
playing at festivals, bars, and coffee houses for seven years, and spent a lot of time with street people in
many cities. He started working at the Carriage House, then called S.T.A.R.T., in December of 2000.
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our
volunteers
We appreciate volunteers
for so many different things!
cook for hundreds, fold clothes at
our interview closet, clean thousands of
dirty dishes, play music, donate clothing,
perform acupuncture, and teach art
lessons. They give hugs, a shoulder to cry
on, and unending words of comfort. We’ve got loads of volunteer
stories that have touched us over the last year.
Here are just a few we want to share with you:
• Dozens of individual volunteers as well as churches & businesses
made holiday “stockings” for our guests, which were new socks filled
with items they can use: small food treats, toiletries, flashlights, even
gift certificates for local restaurants and stores.
• A young volunteer collected money as part of his Bar Mitzvah
project to donate to the Carriage House Community Table.
• Volunteer chefs prepare a week’s worth of flavorful & delicious
meals with spices donated by Savory Spice Shop. Tundra Specialties
donated a dozen hotel pans that we use for storing and reheating
our cooked meals in each week.
• Eco-Lite donated dozens of high-end jackets, tents and pants which
really help our clients survive in the elements year-round.
• A generous donor rented a garden plot for us at Hawthorn Gardens last spring, enabling us to have our
first Carriage House Community Table garden! Our clients worked alongside volunteers throughout the
season, harvesting lots of fresh produce that was used in our lunches & dinners.
• For our Thanksgiving AND Christmas meals, dozens of
volunteers waited on our guests, serving a full catered
holiday dinner with all the trimmings provided by
Savory Cuisine. Volunteers brought the dinners, dessert
and bread out to each guest.
The Carriage House Community Table
works because of our volunteers.
Over 300 volunteers give thousands of hours of service.
While volunteering at The Carriage House Community Table
is not always glamorous, it is often fun and fulfilling.
If you would like to get involved with our community by
volunteering your time, please let us know by e-mailing us at
CHCTVolunteers@aol.com
or by calling us at (303) 442-8300.
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our services & our results
Our approach is to provide people with food and basic care, while also offering access to services that
may improve their life circumstances. Our case manager sees more than 25 people per day and refers
our clients to a variety of services through our own staff resources and partnerships with other local
organizations.
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Housing search
62
90
259
163
159
Substance abuse
26
254
225
388
376
Domestic violence
10
4
31
35
8
Pregnancy 7
6
1
2
5
Job search na
200
195
101
152
77
270
397
343
247
Meals na
na
36,000
50,400
54,600
Medical
na
398
318
712
377
Mental health 36
242
225
468
336
Housed
15
36
52
43
49
Benefits
85
128
270
144
113
Employed 73
105
42
46
117
1,800
2,123
2,544
3,500
3,668
ID
total contacts The Carriage House Community Table began accountability records for client services in 2006.
Popular programs change in participation based both on fluctuating needs and volunteer
contributions.
our clients
• 29% female, 71% male
• 67% Caucasian, 11% African American, 10% Latino, 10% Native American
• 25% are veterans
• 60% are originally from Boulder County
• 4% are families
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Financial Summary 2010
The Carriage House Community Table
Where do our funds come from?
The Carriage House Community Table received donations from over 600 individuals,
40 area businesses, 30 foundations, and 20 religious groups. We also receive money from the City of Boulder and Boulder County.
Revenues
Received in 2010
%
Foundations
Foundations
$ 147,390
28
Benefactor
$ 130.000
24
Benefactor
Individuals
130,679
25
Individuals
City and County Grants
38,257
7
Board
27,460
5
Faith Community
17,773
3
Board
Businesses
37,489
7
Faith Community
4,095
1
Interest and Other
Total Revenue
$ 533,143
Spent in 2010
Client Programs & Services
79% of our budget was spent providing direct client programs and services.
%
$ 336,686
74
Fundraising
72,836
16
Administrative
47,363
10
$ 456,885
100
Total Expenses
Reserve Funding
Total Expenses and
Funding
Businesses
100
How are program funds spent?
Expenses
City and County Grants
Client Programs & Services
Fundraising
76,258
Administrative
$ 533,143
How has our program grown?
We have grown by over 23% per year since 2006, dramatically increasing client
programs and services.
The Carriage House Community Table Total Contributions
Note: Carriage House and Community Table merged in May, 2008. All figures reflect financial activity of the combined organizations.
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our Donors
$20,000 and over
Anonymous
Boulder County
Daniels Fund
Denver Foundation
Pelz Management, Inc.
SVP Boulder County
$5,000 - $19,999
786 Foundation
Jewish Communal Fund - Rick & Rebecca White
Anschutz Family Foundation
McDonald Pelz Commodities, Inc.
City of Boulder
Nelson, Tom
Covidien
The Community Foundation Trust Fund
EFS Program United Way
The Kirk Foundation Trust
Hemera Foundation
Virginia Hill Foundation
Horner, John
$1,000 - $4,999
April Fund
Bakwin, Peter
Bennett, Barbara
Boulder County Bar Foundation
Boulder Friends Meeting
Boulder Valley Rotary Club
Cairn Christian Church
Cisco Matching Gifts Program
Collins Trust
Colorado Capital Bank
Davidson, Linda & Ryan, Jeanne
Davis-Tailer Foundation
DaVita
Directory Solutions, Inc.
Disabled American Veterans
- Charitable Service Trust
Eklund, Paul
First Baptist Church of Boulder
First Congregational Church
First Presbyterian Church
Flatirons Bank
$500 - $999
Bellock Construction, Inc.
Black, Tim
Blair, Irene and Houston, David
Cornerstone Church of Boulder Valley
Dickinson, Gilbert
Donovan, Amanda & Sean
Eckstine, Joy
Epp, George & Peterson, Kenda
Gabriel, Sparrow
George & Martha Oetzel Fund
Green, Diane & Joseph, David
Harris, Paul & Eden-Harris, Janet
Houtz, Lester & Anderson, Valerie
Gay and Lesbian Fund for Colorado
George & Virginia Markham Foundation
Goldman, Ken
Guralnick, Stanley & Elissa
Gygi, Trudy
Hayes, Deborrah
Heard, Joan
Hinebauch, Jonathan & Elizabeth
Holum, Knute
Integrated Work Strategies
Jackson, Janet A
Jared Polis Foundation
John G. Duncan Trust
Kofford, Renae
Kruschwitz, Stanley & Lois
Lea, Barbara & Donald
Medford, Franklin P.
Medina, Robert & Mary
Mosaic Architects PC
Neugeboren, Craig & Heather
Open Door Endowment
Presbyterian Deacons Fund
Qualcomm Inc.
Red Empress Foundation
Rhoads, James & Judith
RSVP of Boulder County
Rutledge, Will
St. Andrew Presbyterian Church
Thabault, Charles
The Colorado Episcopal Foundation
The Community Foundation
- Eberspacher Family Fund
TOSA Foundation
Treadwell, William
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Truhlar, John
Urban Mattress
Wallace, Jeffrey & Susan
Wegen, Keith
Williard, David
Wyatt, David & Marcia
Xander, Inc.
Howard P. Colhoun Family Fund
Humke, John & Mary
IBM
Jaffe, Jack & Lori
Johnson, L Jim
Kane, Pamela J
Kerry, Douglas
Lee, Gerard & Rachel
Lorden, Tommy & Katie
Madison, David
McKenzie, Sarah
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church
Mountain View United Methodist Church
Robertson, Philip & Marlys
Sak, A. & J. Snyder-Sak
Sawatzky, Alfred & Becky
Spearman, Steven & Donna
Squadra, Chris & Kathy
Steffens Foundation
Stephens, Susan
Sutcliffe, Nicholas & Lillian
Utlaut, Jeanne & W.F.
Watson, Margaret & Andrea
Williams, Maribel
Woon, Betty
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our Donors
$250 - $499
Altschuler, Elmer & Perre, Melisse
Angerer, Thomas & Patricia
Arp, Lawrence & Rosemary
Association of Lutheran Church Musicians, Inc.
Baker, Laurie
Barclay, Laura
Barnett, Dave & Sue
Barrett, Kevin & Picon, Tracy
BCTC
Black, Timothy & Mary
Boulder Arts & Crafts, Inc.
Boulder Meeting of the Religious Society
Brian Hawkins Revocable Trust
Celestial Seasonings, Inc.
Colorado Capital Management
Columbine Unity Center
Creekside Church
Daily, John & Carol
Davis, Stephanie & Faith
Donchez, Bob
Doorways for the Disabled Gift Fund
Dosser, Ralph
Douglas, Terri D.
Dozier, Thomas
$100 - $249
Acker, Joan & Richard Paul
Afainer, Dolores
Anderson, Andrea & McClung, Paul
Anderson, Annette & L.B.
Anderson, Thomas & LaVerne
Arfmann, Dennis & Brown, Julie
Ashby, Neil & Geissinger, Marcia
Askey, David
Baal, Alvin & Betty
Barrera, Darcie
Barth, Frederick
Bauers, Joe
Becher, David
Becker, Susan
Behrendt, Barbara
Benjamin, William & Lee
Benson, Joyce
Berry, Dennis & Elizabeth
Birkeland, Peter & Suzanne
Bleacher, Joan & Jozwiak, Stanley
Bogart, Frank & Jo Anne
Bollinger, John & Lynn
Boulder Valley Women’s Health Center
Brassem, Joyce
Brett, Joan
Brubaker, James
Buell, Andrea
Buhs, David
Cachara, Raymond
Cardosi, Paul & Carol
Catlin, Dan
Chaput, Steven & Kieu
Cohen, William & Sara-Jane
Cohn, Lawrence & Sandra
Collins, Richard & Reid, Judith
Conery, Chris & Cathy
Cook, Chris & Bowles-Cook, Mary
Cook, Robert & Kathaleen
Correa, Christine & David
Enstad, Bruce
First Western Trust Bank
Foundation Financial, Inc.
Geesaman, Richard & Breida
Gloyd, Kelli
Grassgreen, Randy
Hale, Richard
Hansen, Kent & Cathy
Jaffee, Mark
Johnson, Rita & Richard
Jones, William & Martha
Kehoe, Steve
Kline, David & Gilligan, Judy
Knuti, Bonnie & Lee
Labarre, Shaun & Sarah
Ledru, Pascal & Sukmi
Line, Brandon & Vera
Lucile & Maurice Pollak Fund
Mazzola, Timothy
McMillen, David
McMurry, Dean
McNutt, Andy
Meyer, Allen & Kathleen
Page, Brad
Palmer, Martha & Neil
Corson, Dan & Sharyn
Cunningham, Meri & Joseph
Del Prince, Janna & Phil
Dinwiddie, Chas.
Disciple Women
Dosser, Emma Jane
Doyle, Anne
Eggleston, Kevin & Patricia
Elevations Credit Union
Enstad Law Firm PC
Fauver, Robert
Feder, John
Fellows, Michael & Rebecca
Flouris, Soto & Diane
Flug, Howard
Ford, Mark
Franklin, Deirdre & Michael
Frebel, Warren
Freeberg, Nancy
Fulmer, Alice
Furman, Felicia
Gatza, Jean
Geer, John
George, Jeannette
Gesell, Timothy
Gilfillan, Sandra & John
Gill, Stanley & Lucia
Glen, Donald & Carol
Golden West Council
Gonzales, Michael & Anita
Good Ventures - Stanley Smith
Google Matching Gifts Program
Gore, Linda
Graham, Allan & Joan
Gray, Doris
Greenberg, Martha
Gyder, Jean
Gygi, Janice & Stuart
Hahn, David
Pelz-Davis, Kathryn
Pickett, Barbara & Joseph
Richmond, Arthur & Maria
Riedeman, Michael & Rebecca
Riis, Rita & Norman
Robbins, Jonathan
Rohrer, Timothy
Rubin, Kenneth & Jenine
Rudi’s Organic Bakery
Ruestow, Edward & Carmen
Ryan, Jeanne & Jerry
Santos, Caio
Scheeres, Daniel & Susan
Sehulster, Ardith & Tedball, Eugene
Shaw, Mark & Lu, Wen-Ying
Smith, Imogene
St. Aiden’s Episcopal Church
Sterling Rice Group
Strongwater, Lee
The Chapman Group
Tyler, Linda
White, Susan
Williams, Jodi
Williams, Millie & Arnold
Halasz, Ida & Sullivan, John
Hander, William & Gina
Hans, Kurt
Hanst, Barbara
Hart, Pamela
Heath, Josephine
Heckman, Kyle
Heffron, Paul
Henderson, Bruce & Ruth
Henry, Waters, & Associates
Hillstrom, Sarah
Hine, Marty & Ellen
Hodges, Jean & John
Holecek, Russell & Mary
Hoshi Motors
Hoverstock, Beatrice & Rolland
Howard, Carleton
Howard, M.
Hunnes, Robert & Eileen
Jack & Sue Witkin - Charitable Organization
Jackson, Scott
Jennings, Janice
Johnson, Jessie
Johnson, Linda
Jordan, Susannah
Kapp, Connie & Jason
Keeler, Georgene
Kelly, Joanne & Alan
Kingsberry, Baris, Vogel, Nuttall - CPAs
Knopinski, Colleen
Koehler, James
Kornfield, Frances
Kraft, Peggy
Krumpeck, Linda
Krysl, Marilyn
Lane, Kristina
Lang, H.
Langer, G & A
Larson, Gregory & Susan
Lassman, Matthew & Megan
Lee, Grace
Lee, Suzanne & Burton
Leggate, Warren
Logan, Ray & Mindy
Love, Kathleen
Mac, Elizabeth
MacKenzie, Bruce
Mandel, Richard
Marine, William & Susan
McCorvie, Denise & John
McDaniel, Hunter & Janet
McGrath, Sue & Steve
McGuire, Jacquie
McMannis, Michael
Morton, Robert & Nancy
Morzel, Lisa Ann
Moss, William & Barbara
Motz-Storey, Lisa
Muckle, Melanie
Munson, Robert & Marcella
Murray, John & Lisa
Murray, Neale & Marilyn
Nicolaidis, C. & B.
Norris, David
Northrop, Anna
O’Keeffe, Cindy
Origins Community
Owl Creek LLC
Parr, Kim
Pascoff, Grace
Pederson, Dana
Peters, George & Joan
Peters, Mary
Peterson, Joshua
Radhakrishnan, K. & Mahalingam, Indira
Ramenofsky Stewart, Jane
Ray, Judith
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our donors
$100 - $249 (cont.)
Rea, Jacqueline & Rex
Rieger, Barbara & Dale
Riggs, Curtis
Rivera, Eladia
Robbins, Virginia
Roberts, Joann
Robinson, David
Roosevelt, Mary & James
Roser Ventures, LLC
Runner, Carl
Ryan, Terrence
Ryland, James & Sylvia
Sancetta, Robert
Saunders, Elizabeth & Donald
Scarritt, J.R. & P.J.
Schnurr, Barbara & Robert
Sharick, Paula
Sharp, Robin
Shea, Daniel & Patricia
Smith, Michael & Carlyn
Smith, Stanley
Spalding, Lisa
Squyres, Michelle
St. Ambrose Episcopal Church
St. Martin de Porres
St.Clair, Scott
Stephens, Barbara
Sterner, Nicholas
Stockdill, Joyce
Storey, Gail & Porter
Strickler, Stewart & Lynn
Talley, P. & Simonson, P.
Tanous, Joan
Tennant, Angela M
Thacker, Betty
Thacker, Carol & Patrick
The Little Jewel
Thornbury, John & Amy
Thornton, Daniel & Diane
Treister, Elizabeth
Tyler, Cameron & Karen
Unitarian Universalist Church
of Boulder
Usel, Susan
Usrey, Deborah & Jeffrey
Verplanck, Emily
Waggoner, Gary
Walker, Marsha Sophie
Watts, Janet
Weis, Penny
Wells, Tom and Bryant, Lisa
White, Debra
White, William & Royers, Satchi
Wilkins, Irene
Williamson, Jonathan & Hayden
Wise, Linda
Wood, Linda
Woodcock, Johnathan
Wouk, Arthur
Wright, Greg & Flanagan, Tara
Wrzos, Rosemary
Yazdi, Majid
Zappitelli, Tony
$1 - $99
AA Group
Abbott, Lois
Abendroth, Patricia
Alber, Richard & Alma
Alderman, David
Altenhofen, Andrea
Anderson, Daniel & Lois
Anderson, David
Arbogash, Jennifer
Arnold, Michelle & Anthony
Ashmore, Carol & Milton, D.
Aspinwall, Elizabeth
Bachman, Donald & Dorothy
Balazs, Connie & Brent
Banta, Maryellen
Barbara Long & Bird, Patrick
Barker, Warren & Jean
Barron Financial Group
Baynton, Lorraine
Beard, Kelly
Bedell, Catherine
Bertness, K.A.
Bevacqua, Angela
Black, Elizabeth
Blackwell, Sama
Bloom, Laura
BOHO
Bond, Helene
Bowen, Barbara & Donald
Braider, Christopher & Helen
Brennan Agency, LLC
Brock, Ellen & Kaptein, Lawrence
Brode, David
Brodeur, Rene
Brown, M Alan
Burke, Stephanie
Burns, Steven
Byers, Mary Jane
Campos, Miriam
Carsey, Eben
Carson, David & Anne
Chapman, Michael
Chenworth, Pat
Chesney, Harriett
Chopra, Kamla
Chu, Amy
Clothing Sale
Cohen, Sara-Jane & William
Cohn, Morris & Barbra
Colbenson, Larry & Freedman,
Marjorie
Cole, Fred
Colwell, James & Claudia
Cook, Kenneth & Patricia
Corbridge, Charlotte
Cowell, James & Aki, Kathleen
Craft Slack, Jill
Davis, Christopher & Louise-Marie
Davis, W. Alan & Elizabeth
De Raismes, Jaird
Deborah-Rebekah Group of FCC
Degrand, Thomas & Mary Dangelo
Demers, Thomas & McCray, Nora
Dierauf, Lisa
Dillman, Brian & Chesney, Harriett
Dixon, Linda
Downing, Mary Beth
Drake, Arthur
Dutro, Kenneth & Frances
Eastman, Randall & Rebecca
Egan Foley, Lynne
Eichenauer, John & Fran
El Loro Jewelry & Clog Co
Evans, Joanna & Clayton
Ewing, Mary Jean
Exquisite Living
Farmen, Laurie
Fasbender, Doris
Felsenthal, Carol
Fenerty, Michael & Anne
First United Methodist Church
Fleagle, John & Chicoine, Diane
Flitcraft, Dana & Zegarelli, Robert
Florsheim, James
Fogel, Nan
Follett, June
Foothills United Way
Freas, Susan
Freeman, Laura
French, Don
Frost, Kristen
Fuller, John & Dianne
Gacy, Andrew
Garn, Carol Ann
Gaylord, Wendy & Ritter, S.
GE Foundation
Gelbspan, Jill
Gentry, Tina
Gerlitz, Carol
Ghorbani, Anoosh
Gifford, Priscilla
Gilland, Janet & Jerry
Goddu, Michael & Patricia
Goodell, Pamela
Gore, Jean
Gray, Crystal
Gray, Gordon
Greenwood, George
Greschler, Michelle
Guernsey, Bruce
Guilinger, M&D
Hale, Jeanie
Hale, Sandra
Hansen, Brian
Harano, Errol & Barbara
Hardcastle, Mark
Harrington, Andrew
& Lemere, Kathryn
Hartman, Barrie & Mary
Hassler, Kerry
Hast, Thomas
Hauser, Geraldine
Heing, John & Nelson, Marilyn
Hemphill, C. Elaine
Hickey, Susan
High, Dwight & Jo Ann
Hintz-Siegrist, Sue
Hittelman, Gary
Hoback, Boyd & Heidi
Holland 1987 Irrevocable Trust
Holland, Sandra
Holley, Angela
Hoots, Jeffrey
Howard, Vance
Hultman, Brent
Huss, June
Hwang, Jane
Jenkins, Diane & Robert
Joselyn, Jo Ann
Journey, Rohan
Karagas, Linda
Kaser-Burger, Brenda
Kaslow, David & Elinor
Keene, Alyson
Keene, Julie
Kingsberry, Stuard & Lauren
Klauber, Bridget & E.J. Meade
Knud-Hansen, Christopher
Kriz, Karel
Lafontaine, Yolande
Lathrop, M.K.
Leach, Brenda
Leccese, Michael
& McCormick, Kathleen
Lee, Linda & Woods, John
Legg, Wayne & Nevalee
Leslie Allen
Lesta, Judi
Levine, Julie
Lewis, Gerra & Bradford
Leyshon, Shari
Louis, Karen Ann
Love Court Billing Service
Lyon, Peter
Madigan, Diane
Mankin, William & Mary Beth
March-Aleu, Jennie
Marshall, Kate
Martin Print Services
Martin, Theodora
Mason, Martha
Mattisson, Peter
McBeth, Lena & Robert
McCaa, William
McCann, Margaret
McHose, James & Amy
McLean, Frederick & Cheryl
McSweeney, Mary
Meyer, Dhori
Mile High United Way
Mitchell, Chris
Moore, Caitlin
Moore, E.M.
Moremen, Carol
Morris, L.R.
Morrison, Charles & Elaine
Mulligan, Mary Claire
Nedell, Susan
Nehls, Eric and Linda
Novak, Sandra
Oakes, Margaret
O’Donnell, Kathleen
& Keller, Colleen
Ohlinger, A. R. & J.T.
Olds, Alan & Barbara
Olson, Pamela
Osborne, Susan
Oye, Richard
Palaich, Robert
& Maloney, Margaretha
Pascoff, Doris
Pascoff, Peter
Patel, Dipak
Perry, William & Diane Clymer
Peterson, Hans & Patricia
Peterson, Steven
Pinson, Nita
Piper, Ted & Sophia
Plavec, Jamison
Podolak, J.
Pollak, John
Poore, E. W. & C. A.
Proctor, A.B. & Reisdorf, J.M.
Puldy, Michael
Quinn, Mary
Radelet, Elizabeth
Raj, Jyotsna
Ramos, Elvira
Raznick, Gail & Phillip
Resh, Fred & Mary
Rianoshek, Mary & James
Richtel, Judith Ann
Rickert, Thomas & Sally
Riederer, Paul & Susan
Roan, Ann
Rodgers, Pauline
Rose Transition Home. LLC
Rose, Eileen
Rosner, Martha
Roth, Wayne F
Rovetch, Warren
Ryan, Kathleen
Sampson, Timothea
Sassoon, RL
Scarborough, Jeffrey & Alice
Schmahl, Edward & Elizabeth
Schweppe, Susan
Scott, Jeff
Shea, Ingrid & Dennis
Shears, Christopher & Elisabeth
Sheldon, Thomas & Diana
Shields, Anita
Sill, Warren & Julie
Smith, Jan & Nora
Smith, Mary
Squier, Charles and Janice
St. Thomas Aquinas University Parish
Stein, Charles
Steiner, Matthias
Stevens, Emily
Stewart, Jane
Stewart, Lynelle
Stobbs, Mark
Stocker, Clare & Dreiman, Chester
Stone, Carol
Struik, Ruth
Sullivan, Timothy & Leah
Swaggart, Scott & Martha
Swanson, Ailie
Taffet, Janet
Taffet, Steven
Taylor, Mary & Custer Jeffrey
Terri Heath Gillatt Living Trust
Theesen, S. & S.
Thompson, D. & Kirk, M.
Thompson, Mack
Timblin, Loyd & Barbara
Trager, Thomas
Van Sweden, Rebekah
Vandersall, Amy
VanZago, Denise
& Bowen, C. Marshall
Vejvoda, Edward & Mary
Violette, Edmond & Gloria
Vosburgh, L & Langley, D.
Wainwright, William & Jean
Waldie, George
Walpole, John
Wanner, Steven & Cynthia
Ware, Naomi
Warren, Jerald & Sharalyn
Weaver, Marc
Weidman, Elizabeth
Wheeless, Whitney
& Rowe, James
White, Dennis & Alper, Amy
Wilkinson, James & Anna
Williams, Louie & Bruce
Willis, Ellen
Wolff, Jane
Wong, Jean-Marc & Vania
Woods, John
Wrapp, Julia
Young, Kate
Z., Rick
Zupko, Michael
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our
in-kind
donors
Organizations
Annie O Boutique
Anosia
Applebee’s Restaurant
Art and Soul
Art Cleaners, Inc.
Arugula bistro
Bath and Body Works
Beau Joes Pizza
Becoming Mothers
Bikerpelli Sports
Blessings in Bloom
Blue Skies
BoCoBaby
Bombay Bistro
Bookclif Winery
Boulder Arts & Crafts
Boulder Beer
Boulder Blooms
Boulder County Commissioners’ Office
Boulder Philharmonic
Boulder Rec. Center
Boulder Theater
Briar Rose Bed & Breakfast
Bundle
Cairn Christian Church
California Pizza Kitchen
Cantina Laredo
Canyon Wind Cellars
Century Cinema
Changes In Latitude Travel Store
Chipotle
Clementine Art
Coldwater Creek
Color Play
Conscious Alliance
Crestview Church
Culinary School of the Rockies
Datch
David Ordway Photography
Dauphines Greek Café
Decorasian
Denver Boulder Couriers
Dillards
Earthwood Gallery
Eco-Products
El Loro
Eldora Ski Resort
F L O W Designs
Finishing Touch Salon
First Baptist Church
First Congregational Church
First Presbyterian Church
First United Methodist Church
Fleet Feet
Gateway
GoLite
Grand Rabbits
Growing Gardens
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co.
Homeless Gear
Hotel Boulderado
Islands Restaurant
Izze Beverage Company
Juanita’s
Donations of goods and services are valuable to The Carriage House Community Table.
This type of charitable donation can be made by households or organizations
and can range from food, printer paper, silent auction items, to providing meeting spaces and consulting services.
Knox Designs
lauraprill
LillisLane
Liquor Mart
Lolita’s
Luscious Metal Studio
Macy’s
Minturn Saloon
Momentum
Morning Star Boutique
Mosaic Architects
Murphy’s
NestleAndSoar
Network Family Wellness
Odell Brewery
Old Louisville Inn
Outlast Technologies
Painted Horse
Pasta Jays
Patagonia: Steven Billings and Gannon
Hartnett
Pc pantry
Pearl Street Pub & Cellar
Pei Wei
Prana
Progressive patch work
Pug notes
Rally Sport
RRC Associates Inc.
Savory Cuisines
Savory Spice Shop
Savvry
Saxys
Shamane’s Bake Shoppe
Southwest Acupuncture College
Spruce Confections
St Julian
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Starfish
Sturtz and Copeland
Sugar Soul Studios
Sweet medicine Spa
The Good Chemist
True Jane
Turleys
Video station
Violette
Waddell & Reed
Wenger
Wild Horse Inn
Your English School
Households
Allen, Leslie
Almond, Jennifer
Bangert, Merv and Danni
Barnes, Suzanne
Barnes, Kris
Beard, Jeff
Bennett, Barbara
Bentz, Lee
Beyer, Marsha
Bigot, George
Bradbury, Evelyn and Gregg
Brode, David
Burke, Stephanie
Byrne, Mary
Carrier, Missy
Carter, Linnea
Castrer, Mark
Cernich, Joan
Cicio, MaryKay
Cleaver, Anthony
Cleveland, Jeanne
Cohn, Barbra
Collins, Judy Reid and Rick
Corson, Sharyn and Dan
Crittenden, Jim
Crotty, Heather and Joe
De Raismes, Jaird
Domoszlay, Katalin
Donaghen, Liz
Donnelly, John and Joette
Dozier, Thomas
Driver, Mary Alyce
Ebzery, Linda and Brian
Eckstine, Joy
Eichenauer, Fran and John
Elmore, Josh and Allison
England, Scott
Enstad, MaryAnn and Bruce
Epp, George and Peterson, Kenda
Fellows, Rebecca
Flanagan, Tara and Wright, Greg
Geissinger, Marcie
Gerlitz, Carol
Green, Judy
Greenan, Judy
Greenwald, Mary
Greenwald, Kathryn
Grossman, Bob
Harbeson, Jessica
Havlick, Spenser and Valerie
Headley, Mary
Hines, Lenora
Humke, Mary Ellen and John
Hundhausen, Joan
Hutchens, Jesse
Hutchinson, Philana
Ingold, Tracy
Jackson, Janet
Johnson, Karon and Lynn
Kidd, Sarah
Kruschwitz, Lois and Stanley
Lanier, Tim
Laudisio, Antonio and Pat
Lavezzi., Judith
Lentine, Catherine
Levine, Sherrie and Eugene
Line, Vera
Ludwick, Jude
Lyon, Peter
Mandis, John
March-Aleu, Jennie
Marine, Susan and Bill
McParland, Patti
Medina, Scott and Shanti
Merrill, David
Merrill, Annamarie
Meyer, John and Garda
Miller, Don and Cynthia
Mistach, Pamela
Montoya, Mike
Moore, Janice
Moret O’Keeffe, Cindy
Moritz, Chris
Morton, Robert and Nancy
Myers, Kate
Nelson, Tom and Cheryl
Ode, Cathy
O’Keeffe, Cindy
Pauze, Heather
Pelz, Bobby and Maj, Erna
Pernosky, Tina
Peters, Mary
Peterson, Nick
Podgorski, Joan
Rice, Chris
Riedeman, Michael and Rebecca
Riemer, Claudia
Robare, Kate
Romanowsky, Tim
Rose, Eve
Ruden, Rich
Rush, Caroline & Randy
Sak, Adam & Snyder-Sak, Jane
Sanford, David
Schaffer, Joel
Schnurr, Barbara and Robert
Smadbeck, Diana and Warren
Solomon, Nancy
Souders, Danny & Linda
Spangler, Kala
Sprod, Beth Gallovic and Ian
Stanley, Jimmy
Stephens, Susan
Strohm, Jane
Tsang, Constatine
Vaughn, P
Warren, Peggy
Watson, Margaret and Andrea
Wexler, Jamison
Wilson, Carol
Witkin, Sue
Yakov, Merav and Sylvan
Yeatts, Sarah
Youngman, Lois
Zimmerman, Zoe
Zwetsch, Rick and Capriccioso, Caryn
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Our mission is to provide a safe, supportive community for Boulder's homeless
and working poor. We are committed to addressing their survival needs and
to providing services that lead to healing, employment, and housing.
The Carriage House Community Table
Board of Directors
February 2009
How to Give
The work that we do at The Carriage House Community Table depends entirely on the generosity of
supporters like you. The Carriage House Community Table is a registered 501 (c)(3) public charity
supported by private foundations, corporations, government grants, and individuals. Gifts to The
Carriage House Community Table are fully deductible to the extent of the law. We are committed
to keeping our costs low to get as much money as possible to the people that we serve.
SUPPORT US by making a gift of cash or stock, or by putting The Carriage House Community Table in
your will or long-term financial plans.
VOLUNTEER at The Carriage House Community Table. We need three crews of servers five days a
week to meet our demand. We also have a need for administrative help, data processing, and computer
maintenance.
DONATE food, sleeping bags, clothing, and other items to The Carriage House Community Table. There
is always a list of needed items online at www.bouldercarriagehouse.org
SPREAD THE WORD about The Carriage House Community Table to friends, family, and colleagues
who might be interested in the work that we do.
The Carriage House Community Table
Post Office Box 626, Boulder, CO 80306 • 303-442-8300