GDB Annual Report
70 YEARS OF CREATING POSSIBILITY
Letter from the CEO:
At Guide Dogs for the Blind, we’re thrilled to be celebrating our 70th anniversary of providing highly
trained guide dogs to the blind and visually impaired community. But our mission goes so far
beyond that simple statement. Behind each guide dog and client is a dedicated, driven and
talented team ensuring that the experience at Guide Dogs for the Blind is the best worldwide.
Leveraging our 70 years of accumulated knowledge and best-practices, we’ve made quantum
leaps toward becoming the pre-eminent guide dog school in the world. Our breeding program is the
envy of the guide dog and service dog community, and we send our dogs throughout the U.S. and
to a dozen foreign countries to help other organizations with their breeding and training stock. Our
trainers are invited to share with other schools our cutting edge training techniques. We’re sought
out at leading conferences around the world to provide advice and guidance. And we’re more than
happy to do so to raise the level of service, safety and support we provide our clients and our
larger global community.
Our mission also does not stop with providing the best guide dogs available in the world today.
We’ve worked hard to ensure that the service we provide our clients is also world class. We have
improved our training model to include a more comprehensive pre-class study program, so our
students come to campus knowing what to expect and fully prepared for a successful training
experience. This has allowed us to accelerate the in-residence training program, so our clients
return sooner to their families, jobs and lives with their new guide dog partner. We’ve also
customized the training to fit the unique needs of each of our clients. And with a robust and
comprehensive after-class support program, we truly see each of our clients all the way through
the process of learning and bonding with their guide dog, to create the happiest, safest and most
effective team possible. We’re proud to be able to offer this level of support to our clients, as they
are the reason we exist.
While I’m proud of our history, I’m even more honored to be a part of the next 70 years—a period
sure to be filled with innovation, dedication and an even higher level of client service. In the
meantime, let me thank you—our donors, volunteers and supporters—for making all this possible. I
hope you find the stories within an inspirational realization of what your support means for Guide
Dogs for the Blind and how critical you are in this continuing mission.
Paul Lopez
President and CEO
Letter from the Board of Directors:
From our humble beginnings in Los Gatos, California, serving returning military personnel who had
lost their sight in the Second World War, we’ve progressed steadily—breeding our own dogs,
improving our training techniques, refining our class programs and more—to become the
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international leader we are today. Yet it’s interesting to note that the basic proposition of training a
dog to assist someone who’s blind remains as relevant and viable as it was in 1942.
In fact, it has blossomed into a much larger industry. Today there are service dogs for a wide
variety of uses, from helping people with conditions like autism and diabetes, to detecting cancer,
locating disaster victims and assisting with mental health issues. Despite the enormous advances
in information and other technologies, more people than ever before are discovering the magic that
can develop between a trained dog and a person.
At Guide Dogs for the Blind, we’re proud to be at the forefront of this revolution, a leader not just in
the guide dog industry, but across the entire service dog sector. And as you’ll see in the following
pages, we’re not resting on our laurels. This year we’ve rolled out our best training program ever,
made our programs more accessible for busy applicants, begun construction of a new student
dormitory in California, and recruited new leadership—on our staff as well as our board—to ensure
that over the next 70 years we remain as relevant, innovative, helpful and respected as we were for
the first 70.
It shouldn’t be surprising to anyone that throughout our long history we’ve put one goal ahead of all
others: staying focused on best serving the needs of our clients—the people who are blind and
visually impaired who come to us for a new lease on life. In the process we’ve changed not only
their lives, but the lives of many others who make our work possible - our tireless volunteers, our
generous donors, and our dedicated staff, all of whom are wonderfully committed to the difference
we’re making in the world today.
I hope you enjoy this report, and want to thank you again for all you do to make our work possible.
At Guide Dogs for the Blind, our communities are our mission, and I hope the following pages
inspire you to the same level of excitement, enthusiasm and support for this great organization that
I and my fellow board members share.
With much gratitude,
Robert Burke
Chair, Board of Directors
70 YEARS OF CREATING PARTNERSHIPS
PROUD OF OUR PAST AND EMBRACING THE FUTURE
Seventy years is a long time. “I’ve been with Guide Dogs for the Blind practically since the
beginning,” said Betty Mantooth. It was the summer of 1943 and Betty was just 18 years old when
she was partnered with her first guide dog Polly. With only three students in class they rehearsed
routes in the rural Los Gatos hills and practiced obedience with the only instructor at the time, Don
Donaldson, and his assistant, Lois Merrihew. “We thought of ourselves as trailblazers,” said Betty.
After graduating, Betty worked for the Navy at the Alameda Naval Air Station as the Navy’s first
blind aircraft mechanic – she later married and raised two children. “My guide dogs made a
tremendous difference in my ability to do all that,” said Betty. “When people ask me what Guide
Dogs for the Blind means to me I say, ‘everything.’ “ Betty describes Guide Dogs for the Blind
(GDB) as a permanent part of her life – a second home. Betty said that she continues to come
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back to GDB because the organization keeps improving. “Some schools and other institutions don’t
necessarily get better as they get bigger,” said Betty. “Guide Dogs for the Blind definitely has. The
kennels have improved, the training has improved, everything has improved over the years. That’s
the way it should be.”
At GDB, one of our goals is to continually evaluate our level of client service. Over the last 70
years, almost everything about our work has changed: the science of dog breeding, the nature and
needs of our clients, the most prevalent causes of blindness, and the approach to dog training.
What hasn’t changed is the magic that forms between a trained dog and a person who is blind, and
the profound difference that partnership can make in the lives of both.
GDB is proud to have served Betty all these years, as she is now with her 10th Guide Dog. Those
70 years of learning and growing that made GDB Betty’s first choice over the years enabled us,
seven decades after Polly, to provide a very different dog in breeding, training and ability named
Quebec, to a very special client – Jake Olson.
“I got my first guide dog, Quebec, at the age of 14 and he’s amazing,” said Jake. Though Jake lost
his vision to retinoblastoma (cancer of the eye) at the age of 12, he was determined to pursue his
goals and dreams. He came to GDB and met his guide dog Quebec - they were equally matched in
spunk and determination, so as a team they set off to realize those dreams. And that they have.
Jake recently made his high school varsity golf team and is an active, healthy, on-the-move 16
year old. “Even though cancer did take my eyes, it didn’t take my will to go on in life and be the
best I can be,” said Jake. “I’ve been thankful every day since to have Quebec by my side.”
The presence of Quebec helped Jake to continue the pursuit of his goals with more confidence and
companionship. Quebec will hopefully go with Jake on his first PGA tour, but wherever their
adventures take them, Guide Dogs for the Blind will be there for them.
It is through these partnerships that we realize GDB provides so much more than mobility to a
person who is blind or visually impaired. Time and time again we are fortunate enough to hear the
amazing stories of how our clients have found empowerment, companionship, confidence, freedom
and joy in their guide dogs.
So, with almost 70 years between them, Betty Mantooth and Jake Olson represent what we are all
about here at Guide Dogs for the Blind – focusing the power of partnership to improve quality of
life. We exist because of our clients, and our goal has always been to continue to improve and
evolve so that we can best meet their needs. Now after graduating more than 12,500 guide dog
teams, and with over 2,100 active teams across North America, we are proud to celebrate these 70
years and look forward to celebrating many more!
PROVIDING THE BEST OF BREED
TECHNOLOGY—CARE—SCIENCE—TRAINING—SUPPORT
It takes a very special dog to become a guide dog. In addition to expert training, the future guide
has to have the right temperament, intelligence, attentiveness, control, physical strength, stamina
and health. To provide the top guide dogs in the field, we don’t leave this up to chance. We pull our
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breeder dogs from the top stock, have cutting-edge labs and science behind us – and we have
Heather.
Heather Power is the Reproductive Coordinator at GDB, with a degree in exotic animal training and
management. “The reproductive health of GDB’s breeding stock is my responsibility and I take it
very seriously. I track the seasons of all the females and evaluate and monitor reproductive quality
of the males. Our main goal here is to create an optimal number of healthy puppies with the
temperament and physical attributes to be great future guide dogs.”
Heather says that in working with other guide dog schools internationally it often becomes a
symbiotic relationship. “We’re creating partnership so that when we need something we have
access to it, and that helps everyone – it allows us all to create optimal guide dogs across the
world through collaborative efforts.”
Heather is an animal lover who says one of her favorite things is interacting with the dogs on a
daily basis. “You really get to see behavior in action and there’s nothing more entertaining than
that. I really think I have the most fun job. I get to work with amazing dogs and interact with
wonderful clients who are blind and visually impaired from all walks of life. So in essence, I get to
the see the final result of what I do and that is very rewarding.”
LEADING THE WAY IN GUIDE DOG SCHOOLS
GUIDE DOGS FOR THE BLIND’S GLOBAL INFLUENCE
Guide Dogs for the Blind takes our global stewardship role seriously. As we help other guide dog
schools, whether through sharing training advancements, breeder dogs or educational
methodologies, we continually strive to improve the entire field for the benefit of blind and visually
impaired people everywhere.
In 2012, we shared our trainers, breeding experts, dogs or stock with organizations in these
countries to share and improve our colleague guide dog schools.
Australia
Austria
Brazil
Canada
Croatia
Czech Republic
Finland
France (Corsica)
Israel
Japan
Mongolia
Netherlands
New Zealand
Singapore
Slovakia
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South Africa
South Korea
Switzerland
Taiwan
United Kingdom
United States
Training is the life blood of our work. Guide Dogs for the Blind currently has five certified Assessors
on staff, one of the highest levels of certification in guide dog training. Our Assessors provide
support to the International Guide Dog Federation (IGDF), typically evaluating two to three schools
every two years against the standards of the Federation anywhere in the world outside of North
America. In this role, we’re proud to have Brad Hibbard, (also a member of the accreditation
committee), Kathy Kelly, Brian Francis, Charles Nathan and Marc Gillard on our team. Other GDB
trainers are also internationally recognized experts in guide dog training. Michele Pouliot, Susan
Armstrong and Terry Barrett have toured and presented across the globe on GDB’s innovative
training methods, which they helped pioneer.
STATS
12,500 Guide Dog teams over 70 years
2,100 active teams across North America
304 graduated guide dogs this year
850 active puppy raisers
CREATING COMMUNITY
Puppy Raising is an integral part of ushering our puppies toward becoming guide dogs. We
couldn’t do what we do without the help of the puppy raisers throughout the U.S. who work with
GDB pups for approximately a year until they return for training. They work every day to socialize,
train and teach these future guide dogs. For their work, we can’t thank them enough.
SHARING THE POWER OF SERVICE WITH THE NEXT GENERATION
Marybeth Hearn first became involved with Guide Dogs for the Blind in 1962 as a 10-year-old in 4H. Now a puppy club leader raising her 43rd puppy, Hearn is an agriculture instructor and FFA
advisor at Lemoore High School. “Every puppy in the group comes to Lemoore High School every
day and administration, faculty, staff and students alike are so accepting of the dogs on campus,”
said Hearn. Recently her program was recognized by both the National and California State FFA
Associations as a proficiency project in the area of Small Animal Care and Production, and also
won the National FFA title of Chapter Model of Innovation in Student Development. “It is amazing
to see my students get excited about a project that has been a passion for me almost all of my life,”
said Hearn. “But most importantly, my students are learning to do something for a person that they
have not yet had the pleasure of meeting – they are learning to do something for someone else
because that is the right thing to do. My joy is watching my students and their puppies grow and
become contributing members to society.”
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Meet the Drake family – all nine of them! “We got involved with GDB because of my niece,” said
Jenny Drake. “We were privileged to watch Claire and her family participate with Guide Dogs for
the Blind, and this soon became an interest for my 10-year-old daughter, Emma. She decided she
wanted to raise a puppy and in March of 2012 we received our first GDB puppy Atlanta off the
puppy truck in Fresno, California!”
Jenny and her husband Scott have six children: Emma, Jessica, Rebecca, Vanessa, James and
John. “We brought home our three youngest children through the blessing of adoption,” said Jenny.
When we brought Atlanta home two years later, all of the kids were ready to take on this
responsibility. In doing so, it caused my kids to work together in caring for Atlanta – this
encouraged their relationship as siblings and was a great opportunity for our family to give back.”
Jenny said that the most rewarding part of being a puppy raiser is being able to participate in a
need of their community and to watch Atlanta grow as she learns and is challenged to do amazing
work. “Atlanta has added so much to our family,” said Jenny. “This really is a fun adventure!”
The Volunteer Breeder Custodian job is local to the San Francisco Bay Area. Breeder custodians
are essential volunteers who provide day-to-day care of GDB’s valuable breeder dogs and their
tireless work is clearly essential to our mission. We thank you all!
OUR BREEDER CUSTODIANS
In 2010 the Yang Family had a new addition, Parson. This four-year-old yellow lab male is an
active stud dog for Guide Dogs for the Blind’s breeding program. Parson has sired nine litters,
producing 60 puppies. “Parson is extremely mellow, loveable, and tolerant,” said Benson Yang. “Of
course, I think based upon his career, he is extremely social with other dogs and after four years
still acts like a puppy around them.”
The Yang family resides in Corte Madera, California and said that one of the best things about
being members of the Volunteer Breeder Stock Custodian Program is that they each get to spend
their lives with a great dog, companion, and friend. “It also makes us proud every time we get a
notice about another puppy graduating successfully to provide guidance, comfort, and
companionship to another person,” said Benson.
Benson originally became interested after a field trip he and his wife attended with their daughter.
“We were impressed with the program, and were looking to get a dog. We also wanted to provide
support for Guide Dogs for the Blind. This was a win-win,” said Yang.
AUDITED FINANCIALS / FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP
FISCAL YEAR JULY 1, 2011 – JUNE 30, 2012
Guide Dogs for the Blind was founded on the concept of responsible financial stewardship. Our
commitment to our clients is for a lifetime, at no charge, and often involving six or more guides. We
make sure we have a sound operating reserve to ensure our clients have continued free access to
not only the best guide dogs, but to a lifetime of support and training. Because we receive
absolutely no government support, we rely solely on private contributions to continue our mission.
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Statement of Activities (in thousands)
Revenue and Support:
Bequests and trusts
Temporarily
Permanently
Unrestricted
Restricted
Restricted
Total
2011 Total
$12,547
$2,376
$208
$15,131
$12,964
Dividend and interest income, net
4,332
169
0
4,501
5,672
Contributions
4,088
3,632
6
7,726
5,532
Other
574
0
0
574
1,098
2,558
(2,558)
0
0
0
24,099
3,619
214
27,932
25,266
25,938
0
0
25,938
25,351
Management and general
2,010
0
0
2,010
2,086
Development
3,533
0
0
3,533
3,595
Net assets released from restrictions
Total revenues and support
Expenses:
Program services
Capital campaign
248
0
0
248
0
Total expenses
31,729
0
0
31,729
31,032
Change in net assets from operations
(7,630)
3,619
214
(3,797)
(5,766)
0
(301)
0
(301)
878
Other income (expenses):
Change in value of planned gifts
Net realized gain
10,240
374
0
10,614
9,189
(17,268)
(674)
0
(17,942)
33,363
(7,028)
(601)
0
(7,629)
43,430
Change in net assets
(14,658)
3,018
214
(11,426)
37,664
Net Assets, beginning of year
292,279
5,866
9,233
307,378
269,714
$277,621
$8,884
$9,447
$295,952
$307,378
Net unrealized (loss) gain
Total other income (expenses)
Net Assets, end of year
Statement of Financial Position (in thousands)
Assets
2012
2011
Cash and cash equivalents
5,407
10,998
9
130
2,956
885
Prepaid expenses and other assets
296
230
Note receivable
332
0
273,039
283,343
7,443
7,723
365
387
23,526
21,336
$313,373
$325,032
Accounts receivable
Bequests and pledges receivable
Investments
Planned gifts
Deferred loan issuance costs, net
Property, plant, and equipment, net
Total assets
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Liabilities and Net Assets
2012
2011
2,919
3,173
145
143
4,357
4,338
Loan payable
10,000
10,000
Total liabilities
17,421
17,654
277,621
292,279
Temporarily restricted
8,884
5,866
Permanently restricted
9,447
9,233
295,952
307,378
$313,373
$325,032
Liabilities:
Accounts payable and accrued expenses
Deferred revenue
Obligations under annuity agreements
Net Assets:
Unrestricted net assets
Total net assets
Total liabilities and net assets
DONORS / A HISTORY OF GIVING
FISCAL YEAR JULY 1, 2011 – JUNE 30, 2012
Soul Mates ($100,000+)
The Cella Family Foundation
Thelma B. and Thomas P. Hart Foundation
Hedinger Family Foundation
Mrs. Vicki G. Jaffe
Dorothy Kaplan
Marshall Heritage Foundation
Natural Balance Pet Foods, Inc.
Pam and Ron Rubin
Wallis Smith
Heroes ($50,000+)
Richard F. Aster Jr. Foundation
Anonymous
The Danford Foundation
The S. L. Gimbel Foundation
Audrey E. Hargis
Hilda Namm
The ROMA Foundation
Doug Unger
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Mrs. Betty White Ludden
Partners ($25,000+)
John and Erika Ammirati
Joan and Stanley Boyd
Ruth Ann and Mark Dodson
Foglia Family Foundation
The William and Debra Gershen Foundation
Pete Harman
The Ann Jackson Family Foundation
The McBeth Foundation
Melvin and Geraldine Hoven Foundation
Mr. Koerner Rombauer
Ted and Susie Schaefer
Wood-Claeyssens Foundation
Companions ($10,000+)
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Alger
American Humane Association
Ginger and Don Anderson
Robert and Margaret Barbour
Mrs. Roland Barthelemy
Bergen Foundation
Mike and Deena Bragg
Callan Associates
Susan and Raymond Cherry
Mr. Alfred J. Cleary III
Mr. Robert Cresta
Gil and Lynne De Vincenzi
Delta Gamma Foundation
Dodge and Cox
Mr. Leland A. Dodge
David Elliott
Melvin Federlein
The William G. Gilmore Foundation
Goldman, Sachs and Co.
IBM Employee Services Center
The Ithan Foundation
Warren and Cherie Johnson
Emily G. Kahn
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Northwest
Harriet Karol
Monica Krick
Bob and Irene La Rue
Mrs. Marguerite U. Lachs
Amy and Erik Lacy
Marc Glassman, Inc.
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The Margaret Thiele Petti Foundation
Charles N. Mathewson Charitable Lead Trust
Andy and Ann Mathieson
Tom and Maureen McMullen
Andrei Olenicoff Memorial Foundation
Mr. James Oliver
OnPoint Community Credit Union
Margaret H. Peters
Poindexter Foundation, Inc.
Poznanski Family Foundation
Ludwika Schein
Dr. Scholl Foundation
Karen M. Schroth Charitable Foundation for Animals
The Seattle Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest N. Shumway
Snyder Law Office, P.C.
Deborah J. Stephen
Suburban Chevrolet
Tee Off For Dogs
Walter J. and Holly O. Thomson Fund
Terry and Kelly Uhling
Mrs. Peri N. Urvek
Linda Von Rhine
Carol Wheatley
Elaine Wilderman
Jean Ho Woo
Yakima Lions Club
Gloria C. Yee
Margaret Zivelonghi
Friends ($5,000+)
AJA Charitable Fund
The Alcon Foundation, Inc.
Alice Shaver Foundation
Ally Financial
Charles Alva
American Century Investments
Ames-Fluhrer Charitable Fund
Bailey Family Foundation
The Bandai Foundation
Craig and Cathy Blankenstein
Rochelle and Steve Bochner
The Boeing Company
Boston Properties, LP
The Robert E. and Adele M. Boydston Foundation
Bruce and Barbara Boyles
The Roberts Brothers Foundation
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The Henry W. Bull Foundation
Julie Burnet
Dr. Laurie E. Christensen and Dr. Colin Ma
Elerding Family Foundation
Donald and Katharine Epstein
Express Employment Professionals
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Frank Frand
Fraternal Order of Eagles of Ogden Utah
Dave and Susan Gerke
Linda and Dale Glasser
Mrs. Michele Goodwin
Grosvenor Capital Management LP
Verle and Carolyn Grove
Hal and Marlene Spitz Philanthropic Fund
Fred and Gail Hardy
Ted Hindes
The Eleanor Hutchinson Parker Foundation, Inc.
Larry and Jan Kelly
Kerby Family Foundation
Heather Killough
Glenn and Susan Kral
Catherine M. Kruttschnitt
Lathrop Construction Associates
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
The Robert and Grace Liming Charitable Fund
Paul and Deirdre Lopez
The McDonald Family Foundation
Mercer Health and Benefits LLC
Megan and Alex Minkiewicz
Mrs. Sherry G. Moffatt
Dixie Monkhouse
Jim and Joyce Morris
Mr. John S. Niendorff
Northern California Carpenters Regional Council
Northwest Natural Gas Company
Stuart Odell
Sue and Chet Oliver
Orange District CFWC
Packet Fusion
Julie Peterson
Mrs. Matilda Price
Donald and Janice Provan
Aida Reyes-Aguirre
Rosalind Schwebel Trust
Allan and Nari Scholl
The Schultz Foundation
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Sewell Village Cadillac
Stephanie Sloan
Starkweather Bondy Architecture LLP
Florence D. Steffensen
Blair and Gerald Stratford
True Friend of the Blind
UBS Financial Services, Inc.
Dr. Susan Urben
US Bank Charitable Services Group
Billie Wall
Ted Warne
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Weiner
The Suzi Whitehead Memorial
Willedy, Inc.
Barbara Young
Julie and Joe Zamboldi
Peter and Sandra Zarcades
Buddies ($1,000+)
Alex Aal
Beth and Joe Aaron
Anstes V. Agnew
Ellen and Joe Aguirre
Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer and Feld, LLP
Etta Allen
A-Log Inc.
Rona Amadon
American Metals Corporation
Anastasia Charitable Foundation
Marcia Anderson
Ellen L. Anderson
Jeff and Linda Anderson
Sarah Anderson
Kathy Andre
Tommy F. Angell
Arbor Grove Farms, Inc.
Arizona Community Foundation
Array Technologies
Mrs. Arlene G. Austinson
Avenue of the Giants Marathon
Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bailey
Bev Bain
Baird Foundation, Inc.
Fred and Joan Baker
The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation
Mary Barlow-Michele
Mr. Donald E. Barnard
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Doug Barry
James Barta
Robert and Mary Basso
Michael and Susan Bates
Clifford and Loretta Baughman
John and Camille Behrens
Wilford H. and Janice E. Belknap Fund
Stephanie Bell
Julie and Marco Benassini
Mrs. Joan Benson
Vicky and Marshall Berol
Mark and Gayle Bittner
Suzanne Blake and Michael Miller
Ed and Arla Blakemore
Mr. Robert Bleckman
The Blind Cafe LLC
Charles Bloom Foundation, Inc.
Bluebell Lodge No. 172
Kristine Boasso
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Bobb
Martha Boccalini and Heino Nitsche
The Boeing Company
Susan Boeing
Melinda F. Booth
Sammie Bowman
Mary Ann Bradbury
Mrs. Pauline Bradey
Sharon Bragg
Meredith Bressie
Becke Broadbent and Steve Frantz
Roberta Brookin
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brooks
Candace Brown
Charles and Jan Brown
Janet Brown
Marilynne Brown
Mr. Val Brown and Mrs. Dori Drumm
Denyse Browne
Bruce Bryson
Ann Burchill
Bob and Kathleen Burke
Butler Family Foundation
Sigrid and Robert Button
Cahill Contractors, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Callaghan
Cameron Foundation
The Campbell Foundation, Inc.
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Gerald and Tracy Carcione
Susan and Richard Carlson
Jamie and Tony Carr
Diane and Shawn Carroll
Cascade Funeral Directors Inc.
Elizabeth Cella
Cemex Foundation, Inc.
Sean Chang
Dr. Gerald Chapman
Anne S. Chatham
Mary Cheney
Dan and Carissa Cherry
Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program
Richard H. C. Chun and Nancy K. Peterson
David and Lanice Clark
Mr. Mike and Tracey Clark
Jed and Bobbie Cohen
Joanna Cohen
The Coit Family Foundation
Mr. William Collier
Shelly D. Combs
Congregation Beth Israel
Chris and Denise Cook
Coolwater, Inc
Victoria Corrales
Anne Cotton
Sally Cowan
Gina Cowley
Tom and Deb Cox
The Crary Foundation
Edgar and Judy Creswell
Donna J. Cromer
John and Kathryn Cross
Shawn Crouse
Stan and Julie Culver
Richard and Betty Currie
Rodney and Gretta D'Acquisto
Don and Jeanne Dana
Harriet Dana
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Daniel
The Davidow Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Davis
Mildred Day
James and Jean Deitz
Roland and Susan Dell
Bill Denty
Mr. Stanley J. Devincenzi
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Jim and Marilyn Dickman
Steve Dickson
Dr. and Mrs. William Dickter
The Julia Sterns Dockweiler Charitable Foundation
Peter and Linda Dooley
Tom and Donna Downham
Rudy and Courtney Driscoll
Mr. Erik Dryburgh
Clem Duerr
Jane Dury
Susan H. Dylo
Erin Earle
Early Ford V-8 Club of America
Ms. Jeanne Ebner
Greg and Stephanie Ehlers
Ed and Grace Ehrman
Kathryn Jeanne Ekle
Rick and Betsy Ellingson
Robert and Barbara Ellis
Rose A. Ellison
Employees Community Fund of Boeing Portland
Rich and Susan Eppendorfer
Valerie and Paul Erickson
Jeff and Becky Etten
Exchange Bank
The Eye Institute of Utah, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff and Karie Fenton
Ferndale Lions Club
Fess Parker Winery
Jackie and Gerald Finley
Don and Odette Finn
Bernard and Marsha Fisher
Suzanne Woods Fisher
Mary and James Fister
Chris and Janet Ford
Kay and Joe Foster
Marcia L. Francis
Steve Frantz and Becke Broadbent
Sarah and Wayne Gabel
Marie L. Gaillard
Deborah Gallegos
Philip J. Gara
Brian and Alice Garcia
Kristen Gaspar
Kristina Gavello
GEICO Philanthropic Foundation
Fred and Marice George
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Philip and Monique Gevas
Janet Gift
Myrven and Beverly Gift
Robert and Margie Giles
Gillespie Ag Service
Mr. William Gillis
Give With Liberty
Anthony and Shannon Gleckler
Glen Ellyn Lions Club Foundation Inc.
Gold Rush Guides of Sacramento
Leotta Gordon Foundation
Gotcha Referrals
Grand Chapter of Oregon, O.E.S.
Traci and Michael Graves
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Green
Frances Greene
Carl and Faye Gregory
Jeff and Jeannie Gretz
Carolyn M. Grimm
Ardis Grunow
Guggenheim Partners Asset Mgmt. Inc.
Leslie R. Guggenheim
Vicki J. Gutgesell
Eugene and Dolores Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Halverson
Kenneth E. Hambrick
Jerry and Judy Hamilton
Mary G. Hamilton
Dr. Scott P. Hammerl
Marian E. Hanley
Jeannette M. Hardesty
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Donald Harlin, Ret. USAF
Gena Harper
Noah A. Harris
Matthew Hart
Megan Hart
The Hartz Mountain Corporation
Dennis and Jeanne Hauze
Brianna and Robert Havlik
Mr. Ronald Hays
Mark Hayter
Mrs. Louise Hearne
Nicole and Bart Heater
Corinne Hedrick
John E. Henion
Jerrold and Carolina Henley
Mr. Patrick Henry
pg. 16
Bonnie and Tom Herman
Wayne and JoAnne Herman
Hewlett-Packard Company Foundation
Scott and Nancy Highton
Barb Hiller
Cynthia R Hills
Carolyn C. Hindes
Rachel Hinerman
Mrs. Diana Hirzel
Kristin Hite
Renee H. Hoffman
Karen Hogle
Ms. Gretchen Holce
Hollywood Dog Obedience Club
Ms. J. Marilyn Holstad
Ken Holstein and Marge Jones
Steve Holwell
Hood and Strong LLP
Lindsey and Lian Horenblas
Dr. and Mrs. Maynard Howe
Barbara J. Howell
Melissa and David Hudson
Mr. Peter Hughes
Mr. James V. Huhn
Mr. Franklin Hull
Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Hunt
Ned and Mary Anne Hutchins
I.O.O.F. Sequoia Lodge No. 14
Bill and Karen Ingalls
Lori Ingrum
Katharine Irwin
Mrs. Mary M. Israel
Robbie and Renee Janosch
Camille and David Jassny
Judy Johnson
Christopher Jones
Diana Justice
The Kahn Foundation
Kaiser Permanente
Bob Kaliski and Linda Nelson
Mr. Raymond Kaliski
Kantar Health Inc.
Keeney Properties
Diane Kelso
Vickie and James Kennedy
Kiewit Infrastructure West Co.
James Kim
pg. 17
Dick and Sharon Kline
Tom and Nancy Knott
Joanne Kok
Gerald A. and Karen A. Kolschowsky Foundation Inc.
Paula Kornell
Merle and Pearl Krantzman
Catherine Krupka
Charles Krystofiak
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Krystofiak
Leonard and Sara Lafrance
Lakeside Foundation
Paul Lamphere
Larry Lane
Jon Lang
Mary Jane and Rich Laufenberg
Mary Lavine
Ann M. Lehman
Leslie Family Foundation
Walter M. Lewis Family Foundaton
Kathleen R. Lewis
Judith Primm Lewy
Al Linton and Fae Horowitz
Littler Mendelson Foundation, Inc.
Scott and Jackie Littman
Dr. and Mrs. Norman B. Livermore
Kristin and Ronn Loewenthal
Jim Logerquist and Nancy Nevins
Gregory and Patricia Lomas
Judge David W. Long
Ms. Patricia A. MacLaren
Mr. Robert Magoon
MarBorg Industries
Marin County Bar Association
Thomas and Elaine Markovich
Bruce and Sally Martin
Mr. James Martin
Ruth Harriet Mathebat Memorial Fund
Deborah Matthies
MB Price Foundation Inc.
Natalie and Matthew McCarthy
Theresa McCarthy
Sioux McClelland
Joan McFadden
Lisa McLaughlin
Susan McNear
Colin Mead
Joanne Mechling and Scott Lee
pg. 18
Medical Assurance Company of Mississippi
Medtech Billing Services, Inc.
Sarah A. Meier
Mae D. Mercereau
Carrie Mesches
Lewis and Louise Mezirka
Dolly Miller
Rudi and Jean Milpacher
Lori Mogan
Montana State Auxiliary Fraternal Order of Eagels
Montecito Bank and Trust
John and Nancy Montgomery
Carmen J. Moore Charitable Trust
Mr. Alistair D. Morrison
Stephen Moskowitz
Thomas and Karolyn Moyer
Mrs. Justine J. Nathan
National Bank of Arizona
Deborah J. Neff
Nelnet, Inc.
Jack and Tee Nelson
Peggy A. Nelson
Peter and Deborah Nelson
Caron Ng
Kwan and Sarah Ng
Elizabeth Nickerson
Nissenson Family Fund
Nissenson Family Fund
Kari and Ron Noble
Kris and Robin Nordberg
Norfolk Lions Club
Oakland Veterinary Hospital
OES - Grand Chapter of Idaho
Off Center Thrift and Gift
Orchards Evergreen Lions
Jeff and Valerie Ormont
Rick and Cathy Osgood
P and C Construction
Pacific Investment Management Company
Pacific Power Foundation
Kenneth and Jeannine Paganini
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Paieski
June Palmer
Bob and Deb Pangrazi
Mr. Rick F. Papandrea
Bill and Patricia Parker
Lynn Partin
pg. 19
Christopher Pascale
Mrs. Lindsay Patrick
Carolyn Pedone and John Rose
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Peters
Daniel and Lisa Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Pettis
Russell A. Pina
Matt Pingatore
Peter and Martha Plante
Roger and Joan Porter
Price Charitable Foundation
Alma Prideaux
Henry I. Prien Family Trust
Gillian Printon
Carol Pukli
Jeanne Pyne
Quest Software
Ray Rainford
Renee Rasmussen and Michael Broadhead
John Rawlings
Mel and Linda Ray
Russell Redenbaugh
The Reichert Foundation
Ronald and Barbara Reinhardt
Kelli and Don Reiter
Patrick Remolacio
Michael Remsing
Robert and Jean Rex
Alan Riordan
Dan Riviera
Brett Roberts
Tamah Roby
Florence Rocks
Mr. Edward E. Roepke
Steve and Lynn Rose
Ralph and Dione Rubio
Delores Rudd
Freda B. Runyon Foundation
Susan Ryan
Pat Salzarulo
San Rafael Host Lions Club
Mrs. Mary C. Sandage
Stephanie Sanders
Santa Barbara Bank and Trust
Charlene Savage
Harry J. Savage
Dick and Marsha Schalk
pg. 20
Dave and Carla Scheafer
Judy Schector
Barbara and Richard Schell
Gerald A. Schetter
John H. Schmidt
Harold and Arlene Schnitzer CARE Foundation
Schnitzer Investment Corporation
Kelly Schrader
Ira and Beverly Schulman
Ms. Susan Schulman
Schwabe, Williamson, and Wyatt
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Schwartz
Randall Scott and Allison Singer
Seacrest School, Inc.
Jim Settles
Kurt and Mary Shafer
Reheel and Candace Shah
The Shamrock Foundation
Kevin and Connie Shanahan
Timothy Shapiro
Elaine Shay
Ed and Denise Silicani
Lucille Ellis Simon Foundation
Frans and Fred Simson
Marilyn Singleterry
Geoffrey Skidmore
Robert Sleath
The Sloan Foundation
Smardan Hatcher Co
Geoff and Dina Smith
Helen E. Smith
Mr. James N. Smith
Robert E. Smith
Mr. Steve Smith
Tony Smith and Dayna Salter
Susan Snow
Sol and Sadie Esfeld Memorial Fund
Solid Gold Foundation
Cari Sommer
David Sommers
Bob and Cindy Sonnenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Rodrigo Soto
Mrs. De Ann B. Spalding
Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Spalding
Spicola Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Spratling
Anna St John
pg. 21
State Street Corporation
State Street Global Advisors
Stella and James Melillo Foundation
Stellar Solutions Foundation
Ms. Antoinette Stevans
Stoel Rives LLP
Bob and Carolyn Stone
Karen L. Strand
Streimer Sheet Metal Works Inc.
Douglas and Gabriela Stuart
Alfred and Patricia Sturr
Suzanne and Bill Sutton
Sheldon A. Taft
Ken Taguchi
Paula Tenney
Marty A. Terzakis
Mrs. Katrin Theodoli
Dick and Larie Thomas
Porter E. and Helenmae Thompson Foundation
Thoren Family Charitable Trust
Mary Tilden
Ms. Judith Torrez
Towers Watson
Tri-Valley Community Foundation
Bill and Joan Truncali
Glenn Turner
Loraine Turner
UMB Bank
Umpqua Bank
Theresa Valcalda
Nancy J. Valletta
Andrena Van Doren
Bill and Linda Varner
Danne Ventura
Gary and Pamela Viale
Mrs. Jane Vilas
Vino Bello
Nancy Visenberg
Beverly Graham Voelker
Dr. Cecilia von Beroldingen and Mr. Linton von Beroldingen
Carole and Richard Walden
The Walker Foundation
Alexander S. Walker
Debbie and Ian Walker
Mr. George Walker
Patricia Walsh
Walstead Mertsching
pg. 22
Wantful, Inc.
Nanako and Mitsutoshi Watanabe
Cindy and David Watkin
Morgan and DD Watkins
Robin and Leland Weinberg
Wells Fargo Foundation
Wentworth Foundation
Kathy Wentworth
Westamerica Bank
Mr. Russell D. White
Patricia and Edward Whitehead
Cmdr. and Mrs. Randy L. Wight
Rick Wilcox
Mrs. Elizabeth R. Wiley
John Borja and Cynthia Wilford-Borja
Lynne Williams
Sally Williams
Marguerite F. Willis
Shirley Windle
Richard Winter
Danny Lee and Margaret Wittenauer-Lee
Lawrence and Jennifer Wolf
Stan and Lois Wolfberg
Woman's Club of Santa Ana
Woodruff Sawyer and Co.
Paul and Debra Worden
World Products Foundation
Chad and Marjet Wright
Mr. Warren W. Wright
Louise Yale
Judith M. Yambor
Mrs. Barbara E. Yeager
Michele and James Young
Alexandra Zell
Betsy Zern
Linda Zinn
Diane and William Zuendt
Family ($500+)
Alameda Committee For Guide Dogs for the Blind
Robert Alessi
Allen Heating and Sheet Metal
AMD Foundation
Donald and Christine Anderson
Grace R. Anderson
Donna Andrews and Mort Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh P. Armstrong
pg. 23
Debra L. Autry
Virginia Avakian
Peter and Joan Avenali
Kelly and Dan Babcock
Kay Bacheller
Jim Back
Ravi and Marianne Bagai
Ann M. Barden
John and Colleen Barnes
Marjorie Merrell Bartlett
Sandra A. Barton
Hank Bartos and Shari Dumont
Larry Batina
Dinah and Jerome Baumgartner
David and Nora Beach
Mr. Peter Beavins
Jim and Linda Becker
Jane Becker
Janet and Ron Benjamin
Richard and Daphne Bertero
Bette F. Bielefeldt
Marilyn and Donald Bilderback
Mr. Rob Billingsley
Bishop Pine Fund
The Frank and Margaret Bitar Foundation
Donna L. Black
Donna Blake
Elizabeth Blank
Anita A. Blau
Bob Mathews Painting Company
Tim Bogan and Richard McCarthy
Ms. Maria Bollt
Jo Ann L. Bones
Ed Bonilla
James Borowski
Harold and Judith Borushok
Marilyn J. Boster
Boston Market Co
Sarane T. Bowen
Elizabeth Bowerman
Johnna Bowley
Roger and Kathleen Bowley
James and Marina Bradley
Jane and Lutz Braum
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bressie
Anita Brewer
Lela Cook Brown
pg. 24
Rita Brown
Sue and Lee Brown
Susan Brown and Patricia Griggs
Mary Lou Bryant
David Bundschu
Marion Burnett
Ms. Allison C. Burns
Connie Burns
Byer Foundation
Adriana Caliri
Starr and Bill Campbell
Sylvia and Gary Campbell
Dion Campisi
Mr. James M. Cantrell, Jr.
Terry and Jim Carey
Robert and Phyllis Carlton
Janet and Lew Carr
Christine Carrington
Carson City Guide Dog Club
Betty R. Carter
Dianne Carucci
Maureen Casey and Marlin McKeever
Sharon Casey
Jamie C. Cavalcante
Mike and Vikki Cavalletto
Martha J. Cazenave
Centene Management Company LLC
Le-Land Chase-Meadows
Chun-Hong H. Chen
Nisha Choksi
Chula Vista Community Church
Timothy Clark
Katharine Coakley Baker and Glen M. Baker
Ron Cohn
Carole M. Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coleman
John and Cathy Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Collins
Community Church of Boulder Junction
Robert J. Conley Jr.
Heather and Robert Conradt
Carol Cook
Robert and Jacqueline Cook
Wanda Cookloth
Michael and Diane Cooper
Bob and Barbara Cosby
John and Linda Costello
pg. 25
Katharine L. W. and Winthrop M. Crane Charitable Foundation
Marilyn and Richard Crane
Mr. Larry Craven
Nancy Crawford
Creative Dimensions in Dentistry
Mrs. Priscilla B. Cronin
Ms. Healy Cunningham-Cosay
Maxine Cutler
Ms. Nancy A. Cypert
Dalio Family Foundation, Inc.
Betsy and Robert Davis
Dwight and Glee Ann Davis
Michele Davis
Mrs. Pat Davis
Barbara Heustis Dayan
Ann Green de Toth
Donald C. Dechaney Smith
Stephen and Dena Deck
Jana Decker
Bonnie DeMaestri
Ann B. Dey
Marilyn Dickey
Christina L. DiMaio
Sally Dodge
Kevin and Susan Dodson
Mrs. William H. Doheny
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Dorking
Dennis and Patricia Dougherty
Joseph Drazdowski
Mr. and Mrs. Gill and Tyler Driska
Dun Foundation
Mr. Craig Dupper
Julie and Mark Durkheimer
Ralph Dwyer
Thomas D. Dyches
Easter Seals Oregon
Michelle Ebersman
Mrs. Jacqueline Edmond
Joseph K. and Inez Eichenbaum Foundation
Ann and Ron Emmerson
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Enneking
Heidi and Dave Evans
Evergreen Fund
Barbara A. Everman
Barbara M. Failing
Deena Fawcett
Arnold and Joan Feener
pg. 26
Ms. Jill Fenimore
Richard and Maria Fetherstonhaugh
Linda J. Finco
Scott Fink
First American SMS, Inc
First Congregation Society
Jeremy Flatman
Molly Fleischner
Bee Fletcher
Jennifer Flickinger
Robbyn and Ricc Foggia
Virginia W. Fout
Clyde and Muriel Fox
Bersita Fraser
Allan H. Friedman
Joana Friedman
Ernst and Beatrice Funk
Thomas Furlong and Elizabeth Gard
David and Pearl Furman
Robin Gabriel
Deborah Galardi
John R. Gann
Mr. John D. Gannett Jr.
Pat Garlinger
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ghassemi
Cheryl and Rod Gibino
Sheldon and Rosemaree Ginsburg
Ron Gizzi
Goleta Lions Charities Foundation
Michael and Jennifer Goodman
Linda Gore
Kathleen Gorman
Marie Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Greenfield
Dorothy Grenbeaux
George and Catherine Griffin
Karen and Bob Griffith
Kimberly and Gary Griffiths
Mr. Lorenz W. Grube
Hans and Marilyn Grunbaum
Guide Dogs For The Blind, Inc.
Pat and Teri Guillies
Gayle C. Gynup
Blanca L. Haendler
Mr. Gary Hahn
Halsey East Animal Clinic
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hamilton
pg. 27
Michael Hamlin and Kimberly Windstar
Virginia Hammerness
Mr. Scott Hansen
David and Nancy Hanson
Greg Hardy
Arthur G. Harris
Jay Harris
Kim and Brion Hart
Fay K. Harwood
Ms. Lynne Hasselman
Connie Hawkins
Mrs. Helen F. Healy
Ms. Letty Heininger
Michelle Helling
Gloria Helms
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Herriges
Holden and Lorraine Herrin
Larry Herron M.D.
Russell and Marsha Heskett
Brad and Debbie Hibbard
Jane Hind
Karen Hinek
Melissa Hines
Mrs. Joy Hinkle
Christine Hollenshead
Hop Tai Chong Inc
Helen L. Horen
Janet Horenstein
Jennifer Horvath
The Hotel Monaco
Pam and Jim Howard
Margaret Huffman
Humboldt Dog Obedience Group
Patricia Imbesi
Virginia Ingham
Insect-O-Cutor
Intelligent Products Inc.
Jennifer Isaac
Tammy Jackson and Marilyn Richen
Phyllis Jacobs
Jon Jarrett
Cathi Java
Virginia Jenkins
Jewish Federation of Cleveland
Beth Johns
Karen Johnson
Katie Johnson
pg. 28
Deborah Juran
Jane Jurkovich
KaiserAir, Inc
Rebecca Kawanami
Tim and Barbara Kaye
Keesal, Young and Logan
Mr. Rupert Keesler
Stan Keiser
Harold and Maryln Kelley
Peggy Keon
George and Gail Kerscher
Brian and Shelly Kidder
Bill and Toni Kiefel
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Kistler
Brad and Kimber Kitchens
John and Rosemary Klem
Don and Dianne Knippel
Ron and Carol Koehl
Ms. Maria Kovacs
Ron and Deborah Krantzman
Ann and Daniel Kreyche
Mrs. Carol A. Kyle
Craig La Rue
Julie LaFramboise and Lyle Mindlin
Lake Oswego Lions Club
Linda Lamar
Nancy Lanoue and Sarah Ludden
Mr. Samuel J. Lasalandra
Belina Lazzar
Do Lee
Joanne Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lee
Judith Lee
Patricia Lee
Susan Lenthe
Valerie Letch
Dennis and Linda Leuthauser
Barbara Reed Lewis
Serge and Alla Lightman
Alan and Joan Lippman
Dave and Rebecca Livermore
Mr. and Mrs. George Lizer
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics
Christina Lockwood
Gary R. Long
Fred and Joyce Lukas
Mr. Charles Lupinek
pg. 29
Constance Lynch
Noel and Karen MacDonald
Marge Colyear MacLaughlin
Leo MacLeod
Elizabeth P. MacPherson
Mr. and Mrs. Hans G. Maier
Mark and Pamela Maier
Catherine Maley
Susan Mangis
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Manzella
Mrs. Michelle Margules
Mary McKinney and Flay Ezell Fund of the Wentworth Fdn.
Jim Mase
Alan Mason
Ron and Cindy Mason
Marie Mattrocce
Kevin Maude
Mrs. Charlotte McFadden
James and Marilou McMillen
Richard Melcher
Debbie and Mitch Menaged
June Merrell
Jim and Linda Metcalf
Rick Meyer
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Mrs. Aileen Miholovich
Mrs. Elvina Miller
Peter and Janet Miller
Donna Millsaps
Cdr and Mrs. Bernard Minetti USN (Ret)
Loretta and Edward Minn
Mission Brewery, Inc.
Elinor Mitchell
Carol Mohalley
Rian Montgomery
Susan and Dennis Mooradian
Marty and Patricia Moore
Wilma S. Moore
Brian and Elizabeth Morrison
Moss Adams LLP - Seattle
Mr. E.W. Muehl
Jane Mueller
Armarie B. Murphy
Peter J. Murray
Mr. Donald N. Myres
Tony and Chris Nardi
David H. Nelson
pg. 30
Nancy Newcomb
Mr. Prentice Ng
Ms. Ruth Nickerson
Craig Nicol
Anne Nishinaga
Noel C. Nelson and Children Foundation
Lou Nordyke USMC Ret.
Elizabeth Noronha
North Hollywood Church of Religious Science
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Nowell, Esq.
Ms. Jean Nunes
The Nurture Foundation
Oakland Alameda County Emeryville Firefighters Charity Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Owen O'Brien
Edna V. O'Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. O'Connor
Kerry Ann Odell
Jerry and Ruth Offer
Marge and Milford Ofstun
Susan Okum
Ron and Ruth Oldham
Shirley Olson
Olympic Kennel Club
Omega Nu Charity Account
Mary Ann and Sal Orlando
Jim Ostach
Cathy Overmyer
Jacqueline Owen
P Town Push Rods
Alan Palash
Tom and Stacy Paluch
Partners for the Blind
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Peecook
Paul and Elaine Pennington
Suresh Perera
Perkins School
John R. Pershing
Brent Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Max Peterson
Ronald D. Petska
Cynthia Pett Dante
Karen Pettingill
Karen Pfaff
Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program
David Pickard
Mr. Murali Pillai
Mr. William Piper
pg. 31
Pony Express Car Wash
Ms. Cindy Poulson
Nancy V. Powell
Power Shack, Inc.
Dorothy Mae Praegner
Jim and Judy Prince
James Pritchett
Juanita Provo
Gary Pudvan
Florence E. Purdy
Don Pursglove
Mr. Terry L. Quintard
Michael D. Quinton
The R and A Kahn Family Foundation
Diane Rains
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ramirez
Jim Ramnaraine
Rancho Bernardo Lions Club
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Rawlins
Dorothy Rawlison
Mary and Steve Read
Redeemer Lutheran Church
The Regence Employee Giving Campaign
Julie Resnick
Terri Rhodes
Ron Richardson and Kathy Leathers
Helen Robbins
Mrs. Charlece Roberts
Mr. Harold Roberts
Romola Robins
Mardy Robinson
Don Rogers
Roseburg Lions Club
Kent and Kathy Rosenblum
Ms. Suzanne D. Rosenthal
Todd Rosenthal
Marlene and Ronald Ross
Rotary Club of West Covina
Nancy Rudolph
Paul T. Rudolph
CJ and Gayle Rue
Marianne Ryan
Mr. Gary Rydstrom
James Rygiol
Elaine Sabraw
Nora Salet
John Sanders
pg. 32
Steven Sanders
Mr. Bruno Sargentini
Kathy Saterdahl
Terry Ann Saurmann
Mr. and Mrs. Guido Saveri
Tracy Schilling
Dabney Schneider
Mrs. Marjorie Schuchard
Orva L. Schultis
Mrs. Sylvia M. Schwartz
Judy Seaman
Lois Seigal
Mr. Edwin A. Seipp, Jr.
Steven Severeide and Jacklyn Bristol
Richard Shaw
John and Lisa Shearman
Sue and Doug Sheehan
Shiner Energy and Consulting Corp
Gretchen Sibley
Sharon Sides
Peter and Veronique Siggins
Siltronic Corporation
William and Susan Simons
Sink Foundation, Inc.
Claire Skall
Steve and Ann Skinner
David and Monica Slegers
Sharyne D. Snyder
Maria Sohnlein
Soroptimist International - Modesto
Southern States Educational Foundation Inc
Carol Spalding
Mr. Philip Spear
Mrs. Ingrid Spies
Fred A. Sprague
Colleen Spurgeon
St. Helena Lions Club
Martha J. Steele
Mr. and Mrs. Norval Stephens
Karen Stephenson
Ms. Frances Stieper
Kandy Stigers
Walter J. Stork
Rett and Laurie Storm
Vic and Tina Strandskov
Susan and Todd Strible
Tim and Cherie Stueve
pg. 33
Sue Sullivan
Von Summers and Barbara J. Cronise
Sunset Waste Systems
Karen and Henry Sutter
Ken and Debbie Swanson
Carol Sweet
Ray Tanski
Don and Norma Taylor
Margaretta Taylor
Meredith M. Taylor
Tom and Dayna Taylor
Templeton Lions Club
The Jean and Al Fohrer Charitable Foundation
Phil Theophilou
Jenny Thompson
Karen Tobin
Janet and Lewis Tomimatsu
Judy Toole
Transcribing Mariners
Mr. David J. Travers
Trepanning Specialties, Inc.
Mr. Alex Tribe
Mary Trotter
John and Christine Tyner
William and Setsu Umeki
Unitarian Universalist Church of Davis
US Bank - Private Client Group
Paul and Lory Utz
Mr. Richard Valeriani
Virginia Van Koll
Mr. Felix J. Vescio
Veterinary Service, Inc.
Judy Vieira
Suzanne and Thomas Vinzent
Vista Lions Club Golf Event
W.P.A.C. Chapter 19
Susan Wagner
Chris Walker
Joan Walters
Ms. Mikelyn Ward
The Robert C. and Nani S. Warren Foundation
Mrs. Thelma M. Warren
Michelle Weisenbach
Welch Consulting Corp
Heidi Welch
Wells Fargo Bank The Private Bank
Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign
pg. 34
Patricia Wells
Robert Wertz
West Charleston Lions Clubs Foundation
Bob Westbury
Vickie Westfall
Emily L. White
Mr. Jeff Whittington
Yvonne D. Wiesen
Michael J. Willard
Mr. Anthony Wilson
Barbara H. Wilson
Mary Lou Wilson
Wilsonville Lions Club
John Wiseman
Kim F. Wiseman
Harlan Wood
Joe Yarbrough
Charles R. Yetter
Gerald and Nancy Youker
John Zervakos
New Legacy Society Members
Ken and Barbara Adams
Edith Altshuler
Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Ames
Bonnie Anderson
Angela J. Arrance
Clifford & Loretta Baughman
Ms. Bonnie L. Belford
Mrs. C.B. Beltran
Mrs. Jeanne R. Bennett
Debra and David Blaine
Mr. William Blesener
Bob & Leslee Bonino
Roger and Kathleen Bowley
Mike & Deena Bragg
Mardi Brandl & Don Marshall
Harper Brooks
Mr. James P. Bruno
Melody J. Cagney
Frank and Susan Carl
Ms. Georgia E. Carlquist
Malinda S. Carlson
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Chester
Evelyn Clevenger
Ruth Ann Coates
Josephine L. Compton
pg. 35
Marina Counter
Edna M. Coutts
Ms. Linda N. Deeter
Denise De La Houssaye
Robin Doyle
Sydney Drake & Margaret Carroll
Brenda Economy
Jeff & Becky Etten
Cynthia Evers
Ms. Laura Fabricant
Beverly Francis
Mr. & Mrs. William Fuller
Debra Goldstein-Lustig
Kathryn Graham
Ms. Patricia Green
Mr. Lorenz W. Grube
Lois Hayn
Mrs. Cynthia L. Hollingsworth
Cynthia Rylant Howard
Ms. Mary James
Mrs. Norma Juhr
Elizabeth Kent
Bev LaRue
Lewis Lazarus
Ms. M. Michelle Le Cronier
George and Lorraine Lentz
Doreen Loffredo
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Longmire
Emily Lopez
Paul and Deirdre Lopez
Lillian Love
Suzanne MacDonald
Ms. Dale C. MacNaughton
Mr. Paul Marcotte
Mr. Robert Marshall
Allane Martin
Bob & Gloria Mathews
Judy Maxwell
Sioux McClelland
Jim McMullin
Elizabeth Miller
Karen L. Miller
Mrs. Sherry G. Moffatt
Steve Moore
Clare Morris
Mr. James Mueller
Larry Mulryan
pg. 36
Peggy A. Nelson
Mr. John S. Niendorff
Ava Norman
Kathy Novak
Dr. Dorothy Okamoto
Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan W. Old Jr.
Col. Jose Ordona
Jeff & Valerie Ormont
Dianne Phelps
Janice Phillips
Ms. Darlene Pillet
Mary Janet Price
Mr. J.Terry Ray
Ms. Corinne A. Rheineck
Erik Rosekrans & Marina Counter
Kathy Saterdahl
Claire E. Schecter
Mr. James N. Smith
Nellie M. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. H. Eugene Stokes
Ms. Gloria A. Thielen
Frederick Toth & Penelope Rink
Capt. Ace F. Trask
Paul and Lory Utz
Gary and Pamela Viale
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick P. Voegelin
Carollee Webber
Brian and Hilary Westin
Ms. Myrna Whitney
Doris A. Williams
Pamela Winchell
Judy and Frank Winterer
Ronald C. Winterlin
Bill Wyant
Carl Zingler
Bequests / Estate Gifts
Ruth Aarnham Estate
Donald Bruns and Lillian Christensen Albertsen Estate
Edwin B. & June B. Altman Estate
Dolores & John Anderson Estate
Robert Andrew Anderson Estate
William A. Ansenberger Estate
June S. Arino Estate
Michael J. Armando Estate
Joseph F. Arnold Estate
Marian B. Ashenhurst Estate
pg. 37
Sasha Lyn Barris Estate
Bertil Kingsley Bergman Estate
Pete & Rita Billie Estate
Elizabeth Eugenie Billmeier Estate
Betty A. Black Estate
Lillian Blake Estate
James Gerrard Boghosian Estate
Rolan Bohde Estate
Marguerite Borgatello Estate
Mary B. Bradley Estate
Lois A. Briggs Estate
Ira E. Brink Estate
Margaret H. Brittle Estate
Gertrud Alice Brown Estate
Joyce R. Brown Estate
Ruth Brugh Estate
Dionigi Brunetti Estate
Daniel R. Cady Estate
Elizabeth Campbell Estate
Sara Carlyle Estate
Christopher M. Carroll Estate
Ted and Beth Chanock Estate
Elaine Marie Christensen Estate
Franciska R. Clark Estate
George & Dorothy Clegg Estate
Reva Mae Cline Estate
Millard Cluck Estate
Natalie A. Cobby Estate
Dolores May Coffey Estate
William Terhune Cordes Estate
Elisabeth M. Cowell Estate
Geraldine Martina Crane Estate
Juliana M. Crozier Estate
Martha A. Curtis Estate
Fred & Edith Davies Estate
Roy DeBritz Estate
Agnes Devine Estate
Sherry Jane Doolittle Estate
D. Schuyler & Carolyn M. Earl Estate
Jean Mahaffey and Solomon Wilton Eason Estate
William S. & Marie C. Eckess Estate
Charles F. Elgasser Estate
Don Erramuspe Estate
Juanita M. Evans Estate
Irene B. Fabrikant Estate
Sophie C. Feane Estate
Faye M. Feikert Estate
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Richard L. Freeman Estate
Marion Eva Fricke Estate
William D. Friedlander Estate
Thomas G. Ramey and Peggy Huff Harris Fund of the Community Foundation of Greater Jackson
Maria Lourdes Gehlken Estate
Kathleen Goetten Estate
Garnet Gorin Estate
Dorcas Gray Estate
Vern Harold Green Estate
Samuel R. Greenblat Estate
Thekla A. Grimm Estate
Donna Hablitzel Estate
Joseph & Helen Hakl Estate
Barbara C. Hallett Estate
Phyllis E. Hanson Estate
Grace K. Hart Estate
Catherine Hartzell Estate
Frederick W. & Evelyn J. Heide Estate
Nancy C. Hilleland Estate
Mary Hitchings Estate
Robert H. & Mary E. Houghton Estate
Jean Hunter Estate
Arlene A. Hynes Estate
Shirley C. Jacobs Estate
Margaret G. Jermstad Estate
Jean and Arthur Johnson Estate
Kathryn L. Johnson Estate
Ada & Everett Johnson Estate
Iris Owens Kendall Estate
John H & Dorothy A Kerek Estate
Florence C. Knapp Estate
Elaine A. Krieger Estate
Cecilia Krotz Estate
Anette La Hough Estate
Carmelo J. LaFrano Estate
Marceil Larkin Estate
Joanne S. LaSalvia Estate
Richard & Mina O. Launt Estate
Janet Ruth Leuenberger Estate
Janet J. Lutz Estate
Rachel Lyman Estate
Malkason Estate
Barbara Manakoff Estate
Joyce L. Maney Estate
Elizabeth Manoyan Estate
Alyce M. Mariotti Estate
Lois K. Marron Estate
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Shirley H Masterson Estate
Daniel William McBride Estate
Dale McGlauflin Estate
Harriet P. McGrath Estate
Patsy Lee McMurtrie Estate
Shirley A. Meyer Estate
Don Alan and Anna Forman Middleton Estate
May M. Moore Estate
Dorothy C. Moore Estate
Laurence Lusk Moore Estate
Valere M. Murray Estate
Anne Maria Murray Estate
Harlan Lee and Jacquelyn H. Musch Estate
Elizabeth Audrey Nash Estate
Thomas J. & Margaret A. O'Connor Estate
Juanita N. Orr Estate
Eugene & Edna Palmuth Estate
Jerrold F. & Lauretta A. Parrish Estate
William John Pearce Estate
Alma A. Pearson Estate
Shirley Perry Estate
Richard A. and Christine A. Peterfy Estate
Eileen Pickens Estate
Mary Anne Player Estate
Ruth Irene Pollari Estate
Margaret H. Raschke Estate
Anne Rifenrath Estate
Allan M. & Lorna Elaine Ringel Estate
F.C. Ripley Estate
Joyce Rosenberg Estate
Martha L. Royse Estate
William & Audrey E. Samson Estate
Elaine Sapienze Estate
Beatrice Bertha Sargeant Estate
Daniel A. & Edna J. Sattler Estate
Joseph and Hazel Scangarello Estate
Elaine Schaus Estate
Alice R. Scheeff Estate
Kenneth Floyd Serota Estate
Carl Joseph Sharits Estate
Frank M. and Agnes M. Shotts Estate
Jane Burnet Smith Estate
Helen C Snelling Estate
Dolores Solecki Estate
Marjorie and Ronald Souza Estate
Corinne Marion St. Clair Estate
Max & Cardella Stanger Foundation Estate
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Robert P. Stegall Estate
Lionel Steiner Estate
Patricia L. Stinson Estate
William Stoops Estate
Alice D. Taylor Estate
Blanche Thebom Estate
Eileen May Thompson Estate
John Keith & Violet Thwaites Estate
Mildred Isabell Tranter Estate
Joseph Triggs Estate
Joy Trimboli Estate
Jodi Tryon Estate
Margaret E. Wallman Estate
Carolyn J. Waterbury Estate
Evelyn Hearst Weinfield Estate
Carole R. Wells Estate
Nancy Weston Estate
Mary F. Williams Estate
Boyd W. and Gloria F. Wilson Estate
E.H. Wilson Estate
Lillie & Harry Wissman Estate
Sena Wold Estate
Agnes C. Wood Estate
Judy Worsch Estate
Lillian Zachritz Estate
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OFFICERS
Bob Burke
Lafayette, California
Board Chair
2008 - Present
Paul A. Lopez
San Rafael, California
President and CEO
2012 - Present
George Kerscher, Ph.D.
Missoula, Montana
Vice Chair
2009 - Present
Stuart Odell
San Francisco, California
Vice Chair, Finance
2008 - Present
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Ruth Ann Dodson
Portland, Oregon
Vice Chair, Pacific Northwest
2008 - Present
Joan Boyd
Napa, California
Secretary
2008 - Present
Directors
Sigrid Velken Button
Portland, Oregon
2011 - Present
Debra Gershen
Rancho Santa Fe, California
2008 - Present
Jay Harris
Chico, California
2008 - Present
Stephen Mansfield
Mill Valley, California
2012 - Present
Andrew Mathieson
Kentfield, California
2011 - Present
Jack W. Scott
San Rafael, California
2012 - Present
Morgan Watkins
Austin, Texas
2004 - Present
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