2018 Camp Fire First Texas Annual Report by Camp Fire First Texas

Looking back, looking forward What a wonderful opportunity to share Camp Fire successes from the past year and plans for the future with our community! From programs in Camp Fires’ three focus areas of Youth Development, Outdoor Connection and Professional Growth, to community representation and fundraising, 2018 was filled with many activities. Our strategic plan, based on Viability, Influence and Participation, was evident throughout the year in all three focus areas. Camp Fire’s governance and program volunteers worked tirelessly with staff to accomplish a great deal. Look inside for details showing these results: ¡¡ Service to more than 23,000 children, youth and adults ¡¡ Overnight camp enrollment at El Tesoro increasing by 8% ¡¡ Teens in Action hosting a unique girls’ conference ¡¡ Increase in social-emotional strength of 84% in young children participating in

Camp Fire supported early learning programs

¡¡ Participation by 4,619 early childhood educators ¡¡ More than 11,000 page views of Camp Fire blogs ¡¡ Partnerships with Fort Worth ISD, Aledo ISD, Arlington ISD, Texas Parks and

Wildlife and more

¡¡ Financial support from hundreds of friends, alumni, corporations and

foundations

Camp Fire First Texas

2018 Annual Report

At this year’s Report to the Community, we’re very excited to recognize the recipients of the Ella C. McFadden Service to Youth Awards: Lynn McKinney of Aledo ISD, Dr. Debbie Rhea of TCU, and the Tarrant County College Child Development and Education Department. These individuals and entities have each made significant contributions on behalf of the youth of our communities. Long-time volunteer Patricia “Pat” Vaughan will be recognized posthumously with the Luther Halsey Gulick Award, Camp Fire’s highest recognition, for individuals who exemplify extraordinary, lifetime leadership. Pat’s service and generosity to Camp Fire First Texas spanned five decades and was unparalleled. Looking ahead to 2019, Camp Fire will continue to implement our strategic plan, emphasizing Viability, Influence and Participation as we work toward providing programming for an increasing number of youth, families and child care professionals. Our sincere thanks to our board, program volunteers, partners, supporters, friends and staff for supporting Camp Fire as we change young lives for the better in our communities – inside and out.

Bill McCoy

Ann Sheets

Board Chair

President/CEO

Volunteers spent 1,539 hours supporting Camp Fire programs. The 34th An Artists’ Christmas art auction and gala, chaired by board members Jake Yarbrough and Jenene Schaffer, was held at The Reserve at the new African Savanna in the Fort Worth Zoo and included a special treat, feeding the giraffes! Proceeds from the evening went directly to Camp Fire programs preserving and inspiring laughter, joy and exploration for the next generation who will forever be impacted by the connections and skills they receive through our after school programs, teen services, environmental education, camping and schoolreadiness programs. The live ask portion of the event raised a recordsetting $35,745 to support youth.

COMMUNITY REPRESENTATION

More than 350 attended the El Tesoro de la Vida Benefit Dinner – a benefit event for Camp Fire’s weeklong grief camp for children. Emcee Justin Frazell from 95.9 The Ranch even sold the jacket off his own back for $1,000 to an enthusiastic audience member during the live auction.

The first annual Topgolf fundraiser was a hole-in-one. The event, chaired by board member Travis Patterson, hosted more than 180 golfers and their friends. Guests enjoyed live music by Andrew Sullivan and raised more than $25,000 for Camp Fire.

Camp Fire 2018 Funding and Expenses Contributions Government Funding United Ways Program Service Fees Council Support

Teens in Action 2% CDC 18% After School and Day20% Camps El Tesoro and Texas 33% Outdoor Education Early Childhood 27% Education

32% 2% 1% 45% 20%

FUNDING

Melanie Marshall, a Director of Camp Fire after school programs, was one of only 72 people nation-wide to be chosen to participate in this year’s American Express Leadership Academy Class, which convenes the nation’s most promising emerging leaders in the non-profit sector for a year-long professional growth experience.

A cross-section of Camp Fire staff served on a 3-year steering committee for Raising of Fort Worth, a collaboration that brought together the community and its diverse networks to support quality early development and education for every child in Fort Worth.

Chief Program Officer, Lyn Lucas, was one of only five community members selected to represent Fort Worth at Momentum, a state-wide early childhood education (ECE) summit organized by the City of Fort Worth. The two-day meeting focused on how cities can implement sustainable ECE programs, the value in investing time and resources in these programs, as well as learning from experts on datadriven policy opportunities.

EXPENSES Because of publication deadlines, the financial information is preliminary. Audited financial statements will be available online and from the council office after June 30, 2019.

GOING SOCIAL The Camp Fire Blog reached a record level of engagement, with the most popular blog ‘Leading and Team Building in Your Center’ achieving more than 7,500 page views.

EXPERTS

A new Camp El Tesoro overnight video was viewed more than 7,000 times on Facebook.

Ann Sheets, President/CEO, was featured in the Fort Worth Business Press sharing leadership tips and lessons learned in her career.

Jacob Summer, Camp El Tesoro Director, was featured in Suburban Parent answering parents’ questions about choosing a summer camp.

Pam Rinn, Program Director for Professional Growth, was featured in Thrive, Fort Worth Child, Dallas Child and North Texas Child magazines addressing the value of social emotional learning.

93%

SUMMER NUMBERS

iability

Camp Fire’s work has been empowering the youth in our community for more than 100 years (104, to be exact!). Longevity like that doesn’t just happen – it’s a product of strategic planning, a strong mission and a lot of grit. And, it takes a solid partnership between volunteers, community supporters and staff. At Camp Fire, viability is more than just doing what it takes to survive – it’s doing what it takes to thrive. It’s developing and sustaining the financial resources necessary to fulfill our mission - our promise to youth and our community: Camp Fire changes young lives for the better in our community. Inside and out.

VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION

nfluence

From outdoor education to kindergarten readiness, after school programs to summer camp – Camp Fire volunteers and staff are incredibly knowledgeable and are good at what they do. This influence goes beyond program locations. Every day our experts lift up community initiatives, partner with other agencies and work as change agents for youth, solidifying our position as a leading authority in North Texas on early childhood education, youth development and nature-based learning.

Thirty-five members of the Aledo High School National Honor Society volunteered with the Camp Fire after school programs in Aledo’s five elementary schools.

articipation

What does it mean to participate in a Camp Fire program? Camp Fire program outcomes are measured on a regular basis. It isn’t just enough for us to be the best – we want to prove it, and our numbers don’t lie. Our programs aren’t just for fun – they are high-quality and sustainable. No matter which area you interact with – Youth Development, Outdoor Connection or Professional Growth – when you participate in a Camp Fire program, you’re getting the best experience possible.

El Tesoro hosted science teachers from across the state during the annual Conference for the Advancement of Science Teaching for a day of outdoor, hands-on experiential learning. Staff introduced the valuable curriculum and lessons provided through the Texas Outdoor Education Center at El Tesoro.

Denis Cranford was selected for the 2018 Corporate Philanthropy Awards presented by the Fort Worth Business Press and United Way of Tarrant County. Each summer since 1993, Denis has volunteered at Camp Fire El Tesoro de la Vida, serving as volunteer director since 1996. Of the 120 campers who participate in El Tesoro de la Vida, 71% attend on scholarship. These scholarships are largely funded by the annual El Tesoro de la Vida Benefit Dinner for which he has served as event chair or committee member each year.

Camp Fire became an official provider of Continuing Professional Education (CPE) by The Texas Education Agency (TEA), opening access and visibility of Camp Fire professional development courses to ISD and charter school teachers and serving as a leader in educating educators.

4,619 educators participated in Early Childhood Education courses through Camp Fire. Of those,67 of those took the first steps to attaining their Child Development Associate credential – a 120 hour, 20-week highly intensive course.

Youth experience what is called the ‘Summer Slide’ – a decrease in academic ability and physical health – unless they participate in quality, curriculum driven summer programs. Camp Fire summer camps stop the decline – and give our campers an advantage for the upcoming school year (they are a lot of fun, too!). Here’s a glance at our summer success: El Tesoro overnight camp grew camper enrollment by 8% to serve a total of 804 youth.

Nature Day Camp at El Tesoro welcomed 314 campers, surpassing budgeted revenue by 16%.

Diamond Hill Station Westcliff Day Camp Day Camp increased increased enrollment 8% enrollment 32% from since opening last year. previous year.

In 2018, more than 23,000 children, youth and adults were positively influenced by a Camp Fire program.

“I used to get homesick my first few years at camp. It never stopped me from having fun, though. Now, when I’m at home, I get camp sick. I miss being at El Tesoro when I’m not here.”

3rd – 5th graders in Camp Fire programs increased their levels of empathy, inclusiveness and appreciation of nature by 12% from beginning to end of year.*

of Teens in Action participants in Spring 2018 reported that “adults in Camp Fire believe that I will be a success.” *

Teens in Action scored higher in all areas of Thrive{ology} - Sparks, mindset, goal management, and reflection - than national averages in the Spring 2018 evaluation.*

The second annual Cardboard Challenge Day of Play was co-hosted by Camp Fire and Walsh at the new Walsh Makerspace. Aledo youth and their families showed great team work and problem-solving skills. There were castles, interactive games, foil launchers and even a circus – all built out of cardboard!

84% of young children showed social-emotional strength after being supported by Camp Fire in their early learning program.*

Thanks to a generous Texas Parks & Wildlife Department grant, more than 940 children experienced Camp El Tesoro and outdoor education for the first time. A majority represented those populations less likely to have access to a camp experience: female, minorities and those from low income families. * Based on Youth Outcomes Surveys Spring & Summer; Retroactive pre-post surveys & DECA

First Year of 2018 – 2020 Strategic Plan

Technology upgraded at the Resource Center and Camp El Tesoro, increasing bandwidth and functionality for greater efficiency.

JANUARY

FEBRUARY

Teens in Action hosted a unique girls’ conference with guest speakers and breakout sessions allowing youth to learn and discuss important issues facing young women today. MARCH

The Camp Fire Early Childhood Education Conference hosted a record 525 early educators at the annual event.

Camp Fire posthumously honored Sandra Lamm, early childhood education community leader, for her contributions to the field.

New Topgolf fundraiser launched. APRIL

Texas Parks and Wildlife’s Becoming an Outdoors Woman series hosted 120 women at Camp El Tesoro, selling out in one day.

Camp Fire School Readiness program outcomes data statistically showed that the learning advantages of early education are sustained through third grade for children who participate in a Camp Fire supported child care program.

Camp El Tesoro and Arlington ISD welcomed 100 students, all new US citizens, to experience and learn about the variety of nature and topography in their new home country. MAY

The Child Development Center graduated its 24th Pre-Kindergarten class.

The Brazos River Authority, Pecan Fly Fishers & Camp El Tesoro staff led a Brazos River Clean Up Day.

Camp Fire Board Chair Bill McCoy welcomed families to El Tesoro’s first week of overnight camp. JUNE

7-12th graders in Trinity Valley School’s Community Partners Program learned about El Tesoro de la Vida and choose to invest funds in the camp program. JULY

Camp Fire selected by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) as a provider of Continuing Professional Education (CPE). AUGUST

Camp Fire after school staff helped Aledo ISD welcome new families to the district at Bearcat 101.

Wild Acre Brewing Company opened exclusively for Bingo, S’mores & Pours. SEPTEMBER

Fall Camping at Camp El Tesoro introduced new Grown Up and Alumni tracks. A record number of participants attended. OCTOBER

Denis Cranford, Camp Fire volunteer, received the first annual Outstanding Volunteer Corporate Philanthropy Award presented by the Fort Worth Business Press and United Way.

The 34th An Artists’ Christmas held at the Fort Worth Zoo. NOVEMBER

Teens in Action participated in the Fort Worth Parade of Lights.

Breakfast with Santa welcomed a to-date record 525 attendees at El Tesoro. DECEMBER

Three community leaders and organizations were named as Ella C. McFadden Service to Youth Award recipients.

Patricia Vaughan named as recipient of Camp Fire’s highest volunteer recognition, the Luther Halsey Gulick Award.

Thrive{ology}

Every year Camp Fire programs positively impact more than 20,000 children, youth, families and child care providers as they chart a course for life-long success.

92%

A FR AM EW O RK TO

Woven into every Camp Fire experience is our proven framework for thriving. We call it Thrive{ology}. It’s research-based and measurable. Our approach enables youth to achieve their full potential by providing youth with opportunities to:

of youth were given the opportunity to try something they had never done.

of youth said being in Camp Fire made them try something, even if they didn’t think they’d like it.

92%

95%

G E T TO K N O W

84%

* Data based on retrospective pre/ post youth outcome surveys and DECA.

Since our founding in 1910 as the Camp Fire Girls, we have evolved our programs to continually provide positive outcomes in our community. We change young lives for the better in our community. Inside and out.

Cultivate their inner passions, skills and attributes (or “Sparks”)

2. 3. 4.

Build a growth mindset Develop goals Purposefully reflect on outcomes

Our programs are safe, fun and inclusive places to explore Sparks, learn to make healthy choices, develop social skills and build new talents.

of youth worked to get along with others, even if they were different.

of young children demonstrated social-emotional strength after being supported by Camp Fire. *

SU CC EE D

Out of School Time and Youth Development

++ After School Programs ++ Teens in Action Service

Learning ++ School Break Day Camps

Camping and Outdoors

adults ++ Access to enhanced learning with tinker, builder spaces, STEAM and project-based learning ++ Remain active physically and grow emotionally ++ Engage with community through service projects ++ Youth receive mentorship in small groups learning how to face today’s challenges

++ Teacher Professional

2018 Community & Volunteer Award Recipients

Ella C. McFadden Service to Youth Awards Lynn McKinney Deputy Superintendent of Aledo Independent School District

Education Center

Development

++ Child Development Center and Demonstration School

BE NE FIT S

++ Immerse with nature

through outdoor activities ++ Enhance outdoor exploration skills and knowledge ++ Develop lifelong respect for the outdoors ++ Connects the science (STEAM) and art of nature ++ Increase ability to build relationships and problem-solve with others

++ Increase the level

of quality in early childhood programs ++ Ensure children are “ready to learn” when they enter school ++ Equip children with social/emotional tools to regulate emotions and become thriving adults

Light the fire within Facebook facebook.com/campfirefw facebook.com/campeltesoro

Tarrant County College Child Development and Education Department

Twitter @campfirefw @campeltesoro Instagram @campfirefw

Luther Halsey Gulick Award Camp Fire’s highest recognition, for those who exemplify extraordinary, lifetime leadership

LinkedIn Camp Fire First Texas Blog CampFireFW.org/blog Camp Fire First Texas is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization. To access the complete IRS Form 990, visit CampFireFW.org/About-Us.

Patricia Vaughan

++ School Readiness ++ School-Based Team

++ Overnight Camps ++ Day Camps ++ Retreat Groups ++ Grief Camp

Camp Fire Promise Young people want to shape the world. Camp Fire provides the opportunity to find their spark, lift their voice, and discover who they are. In Camp Fire, it begins now.

Dr. Debbie Rhea TCU Professor and founder of LiiNK Project

Development

++ Texas Outdoor

GR OW TH FACTOR S AN D ++ Work with trained, caring

Early Childhood Education

Camp Fire’s VIPs

2018 Board of Directors Chairman of the Board Bill McCoy

Treasurer Courtney Garner Lewis

Vice Chairman, Administration Jake Yarbrough

Secretary Kelli Walter

Vice Chairman, Financial Development Jerri O. Akers Vice Chairman, Planning Drenda Williams Witt

Katie Briggs Anne Carvalho Michelle Clark Dr. Jared Cobb Jim DeBacker Kimberly DeWoody

Dianna Flores MA, LPC Jason Helton Clay Hooper Jay Jackson Donna James-Harvey Lisa D. Mares Randi Mitchell John Molyneaux Chuck Mooney Russ Morris W. Travis Patterson Robert J. Reeb, III

Goldie Rhone Evelyn H. Richardson Roland Schafer Jenene Schaffer Derrick Thomas Carlos Walker Kay L. West

Bob Ferguson Linda Jacobson Adelaide Leavens Drew Springer

President/CEO Ann Sheets

El Tesoro Foundation Board Chairman of the Board Kevin Garman Vice Chairman Nina Hutton

Secretary/Treasurer Brandon Chase

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James B. Sheets, cont.

Mrs. Cathy Halliday Mr. Stephen E. Hill Terri and Rich Hollander Ms. Nancy E. Hooper Mr. Eric Hopkinson Diane Lochtrog Johnson Josh and Christy Jones Mr. and Mrs. John Keany Ginger and Mack Lawhon Mrs. Jane Lovedahl Lyn and Brad Lucas Mr. and Mrs. William L. Lyle M. Gale & Associates, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mayes Mr. and Mrs. Phil McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCoy Mr. and Mrs. T.P. McGough Mr. and Mrs. Jon Means David and Christina Middlebrook Mr. and Mrs. Terry R. Milrany Randi and Matthew Mitchell Zem Neill Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Neumann Mrs. Suzanne Noonan Sylvia and Donald Otto Mr. and Mrs. Mike Overstreet Mr. Don A. Poteet Mr. Jeremy Blake Raines Noa, Jim, and Linda Ramoz Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Ramsey

James B. Sheets, cont.

Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Mike R. Richards The Roach Foundation Tom Rosenberg, Pam Sugarman, and Rodger & Candy Popkins Rylander, Clay & Opitz, L.L.P. The Pat and Jack Shannon Family Trey, Patty, Mike Wally Tate and son, Ford Tate Texas Livestock Marketing Association Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thigpen Lydia Tovar Mr. Bart Tucker Patricia A. Vaughan Drenda and John Witt Zachary "Zac" David Sotman Mrs. Marsha Cutler Ms. Ruth Ghormley Kimbrough Robert W. Spurck, Sr. Susan and Kelly Harding Terry Stewart Sara and Vernon Mitchell Mary Ann Tate Kenneth D. Grundborg Jack "Jackie" Autry Therwanger Anita Bickley Kimberly Carey Wendy Davis Anne Ferguson Bob and Valerie Freeman

Jack "Jackie" Autry Therwanger, cont.

Ann Harbuck Larry and Nancy Henard Harriet K Henderson Pam & Butch Maddux Trent, Beki, Morgan & Cameraon Mitchell Sally Prater Linda Roark Barbara S. Turner Ann Sheets Janet Wishart Ann Sheets Darrel A. Whitfield, Captain Arlington F.D. Sherri Lockridge WLH Family Patrick Worrell Barbara and Denis Greer 2018 An Artists' Christmas Artists

Lydia Abigail Jeanette Alexander Denis Benjamin Brendan Best David Blow Tracie Bobo Maryann Brummer Lynne Buchanan Watt M. Casey, Jr. F. Weldon Clark Candy Clynch Thomas Diel Wendy Eversole Whitney Eversole Jeremie Fletcher Bourcy Spray Gleaves Norma GonzalezHillan Sarah Graham Sally Jan Harris

Hugh Heaton Thomas Helmick Juan Hernandez Darlia Hobbs Olivette Hubler Laura Hunt Sue Jackson Paula Jaegerman Jerry Johnston Sheri Jones Billy J. Jones, Jr. Lynn LaRose Pouran Lashini Connie Logan Levsen Chris Lokey Bob Lukeman Sally Martin Linnea McKenney Randy Meador Donna Miller Steve Miller Katie Murray Michele Napoliello Robert S. Nelson Marian O'RourkeKaplan Brianna Ortiz Osei Ovid Stormie Parker Amanda Plotnicki Mary Rabien Raymond Rains Mary Rehfeldt Chuck Roach Terry Haun Shaw Samuel Shelton Pamela Steege Janie Stidham Jennifer Stufflebeam Pamela Summers Doyle Terry Joanna Velasquez Juan Enrique Velazquez Stacey Watkins Phil Whittington Chris Widerstrom If you see an omission or error, please contact us at 817.831.2111.

Contributions

Gifts $100,000 or More

The Ella C. McFadden Endowment Fund of the North Texas Community Foundation The Morris Foundation Rainwater Charitable Foundation Sid W. Richardson Foundation Ms. Patricia A. Vaughan Gifts $30,000 $99,999

Paul E. Andrews, Jr. Foundation Anonymous Meta Alice Keith Bratten Foundation The Virginia Hobbs Charitable Trust Carl B. and Florence E. King Foundation The Miles Foundation North Central Texas Council of Governments The Rees-Jones Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Drew Springer United Way of Tarrant County Gifts $10,000 $29,999

Anonymous Anonymous Bank of Texas Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bass BNSF Railway Company Mr. and Mrs. Orlando P. Carvalho Cook Children's Medical Center James A. "Buddy" Davidson Charitable Foundation

A.J. & Jessie Duncan Foundation Eddleman-McFarland Fund J.E.S. Edwards Foundation Vincent Genovese Memorial Foundation Thomas V. Giddens, Jr. Foundation Graham and Carolyn Holloway Family Foundation Ms. Nina Hutton Ben E. Keith Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lang Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Mr. and Mrs. Phil McConnell Thomas M., Helen McKee & John P. Ryan Foundation William E. Scott Foundation Stein Family Charitable Trust Texas Christian University Drenda and John Witt Women's Leadership Council, United Way of Tarrant County XTO Energy, Inc. Gifts $5,000 - $9,999

American Airlines Lockheed Martin AEROCares C.B. Baird, Jr. Foundation Birdies For Charity Fash Foundation Robert A. & Jane W. Ferguson Charitable Fund of the North Texas Community Foundation Imagetek Office Systems

Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jacobson Jerry and Melinda Johnston Mary Potishman Lard Trust Mr. and Mrs. E. Murphy Markham Middlebrook & Goodspeed, PLLC The Miles Foundation Community Fund of the North Texas Community Foundation Kay L. West and John Molyneaux Fred & Cheryl Moore Charitable Fund of the North Texas Community Foundation Orla Drilling Company Patterson Law Group Mr. Fritz Roessler Frances C. and William P. Smallwood Foundation Sportsmen's Club of Fort Worth Gifts $1,000 - $4,999

Anonymous Arlington Pain & Therapy Axcelora Dr. Crystal Bahr Kathleen and D.R. Bales Gus Bates Insurance & Investments BDO USA, LLP Theodore and Beulah Beasley Foundation, Inc. Bonds Ellis Eppich Schafer Jones, LLP BSCO, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Burr Business Development Group of Aledo

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Chase Mr. Christopher G. Coates Communities Foundation of Texas Corning Incorporated Foundation Cotton Patch Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Cranford Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Dean III Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dozier Mr. and Mrs. Larry Droppa Mr. and Mrs. James R. Dunaway, Jr. EnLink Midstream LLC Bruce and Lisa Epps Thelma, Emil and Edmund Fahrenkamp Memorial Trust Mr. and Mrs. S.K. Ferguson Firefighting's Finest Moving & Storage First Presbyterian Church Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce Fort Worth Cops For Kids, Inc. Garvey Texas Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hames Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harvey Phyllis Jack Moore and Bob Moore Jackson Walker, L.L.P. JPMorgan Chase Foundation Mr. Tommy Judson Karsten Advisors Ben E. Keith Foods Luther King Capital Management

2018 Camp Fire First Texas

Each year, hundreds of individuals generously supported Camp Fire. For a full list of donors, visit CampFireFW.org.

Gifts $1,000 - $4,999, cont.

KoonsFuller Family Law Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Tim Landon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Langham Mr. and Mrs. Lee Last Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Leavens Elva C. LeBlanc LMEPAC Charity Match Program Mr. Chris Lokey Lyn and Brad Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Leonardo Mares, Jr. Shirley and Bill Martin Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Martin, Jr. Matthews Children's Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCoy Mr. and Mrs. David Middlebrook Molyneaux Charitable Foundation MRI Centers of Texas Mutual of Omaha Bank Ms. Zem Neill Port Royal Society Inc. Ms. Debi Patterson Mr. William T. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. G.H. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Al Pugh Radiology Associates Mrs. Linda Ramoz Relentless Multisport Racing LLC Ms. Maurie Reynolds Ms. Goldie Rhone Richland High School RMP Industrial Supply, Inc. Ms. Alice Rodriguez and Mr. Thomas H. Kendall

Rogers Wealth Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Scarborough S.E.J.A. Consulting Ann Sheets Guido & Ruth Shumake Charitable Trust Mrs. Paige McCoy Smith Squeezed Together Mr. Jon W. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Stidham Mr. and Mrs. Barry Stirewalt Target Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Teagarden Texas Health Resources Mr. Derrick Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John G. Thornhill TrueNorth United Cooperative Services United Way of Hood County United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, Inc. United Way of Tarrant County, BNSF anonymous employees Libby Watson The Gil and Dody Weaver Foundation Mr. Justin Welborn Wells Fargo Foundation When Jade Smiles Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. White White Settlement Police Officers Association Whitley Penn LLP Margaret Mann Wilson Fund of the North Texas Community Foundation

Ms. Dorothy Wing Mr. and Mrs. Jake Yarbrough Your Cause (Corporate Employee Giving Programs), New York Life anonymous employees Gifts $500 - $999

Charles and Jerri Akers Anonymous Mrs. Karen Haun Barlow Mr. Rodney Bolejack Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Bratcher Mrs. Evelyn H. Breaux Susan and David Bucher Ms. Leticia M. Caraveo Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cleveland Ms. Lisa A. Cook Erin and Gary Cox Mrs. Marsha Cutler Dignum Financial Services Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dykes Ms. Amanda Esquivel Mr. and Mrs. Pat Fisher Mr. and Mrs. William T. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Rob Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Lee Friday Ms. Jennifer Fung Darien George Dr. Adelaide Griffin Mrs. Cathy Halliday Mrs. Kayren Harter Mr. and Mrs. Steve Heinen Mr. Jason Helton Ms. Rhonda K. Hodges Terri and Rich Hollander Paul S. Hollis Trust Mr. Clayton Hooper

Diane Lochtrog Johnson Christy and Josh Jones JPMorgan Chase Bank Ruth G. Kimbrough Mr. Jim Landon Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lang Ms. Elizabeth Leeper Madison Miles Media Mr. and Mrs. Christian B. Miller Mr. Jacob Mitchell Randi and Matthew Mitchell Mr. Chuck Mooney III Mr. Russ Morris Ms. Rosa Navejar Once Upon a Time . . . Mr. and Mrs. Reed Pigman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Quinn Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund Mrs. Jane Rector Ken Schaefer Ms. Samantha Jo Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Shelton Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shelton Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Smith Mr. and Mrs. Steve R. Snow Mr. Jacob Summer Lynda and Eric Tiedtke Cathy Tisdale U.S. Trust Dr. Lisa Ward Mr. Justin Williams

Contributions

Honorariums

Teresa Ayala Dr. Elva C. LeBlanc Camp El Tesoro from Kadin and Will Dr. Lisa Ward CDC kids who are now High School Graduates Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Hames Celebrating 10th anniversary as a Cabin Buddy Jessica and Samuel Lang

Ann Sheets Vincent Genovese Memorial Foundation Patricia A. Vaughan Steve Snow Kyle Lester Christi McFarlin Thornhill David Jackson, the Jackson Family Charitable Fund Memorials

Kay and John Molyneaux Mary Margaret Floyd

Kathleen Bales Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bean Brazos River 99's Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Chilcutt Mr. and Mrs. William G. Eslick Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Fowler Laurel and William Kennedy Zem Neill Pecan Plantation Art Guild Mr. and Mrs. Gene Roberts Ms. Joanne Shaffer Ann Sheets Mrs. Susan Sprague

Shane Mudge Christi and Jon Scarborough

David Bearden Jessica and Samuel Lang

Rosa Navejar Dr. Elva C. LeBlanc

Jeanne Boatman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cowan Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jackson

Denis Cranford Jim Landon Andy Dunn Wendy E. Dunn Amanda Esquivel Rebecca Vance Marian Mayo DeMott Judy Ryan Mayo Robert Fernandez Dr. Elva C. LeBlanc

Zem Neill Vincent Genovese Memorial Foundation Patricia A. Vaughan Albert Saenz Dr. Elva C. LeBlanc

Joel Brown, Sr. Zem Neill Julie Cross Diane Lochtrog Johnson

Bob and Rachel Gooch David Kazdan and Laura Gooch

Linda "Echo" Ray Mrs. Shirley "Frankie" Beiser

Caiden Grosenheider Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. McCluer III

Elsie Tschudy Romine Nancy Romine Gillis

Susan and Weldon B. Hatch, III Mr. and Mrs. Don Mitchell Louisa Haun Mrs. Nancy Dozier Mildred Haupt Tamara and Russell Dean Lucille Kelly Nancy Kelly Adele Austin Klein, Lynn Klein, Rush Klein Paul K. Chitwood Sandra Lamm Diane Lochtrog Johnson Ann Sheets Sue Martin Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dykes Loyce Lynn Martin Ann Sheets Mary Mendoza Diane Lochtrog Johnson Zem Neill Ann Sheets Shannon Nelson Diane Lochtrog Johnson Ann Sheets Bill Noonan Sylvia and Donald Otto

James B. Sheets Mr. and Mrs. Wade Adkins ACA Past Presidents - Connie Coutellier, Marla Coleman, and Peter Surgenor American Camp Association Mr. George W. Bean, Jr. Mrs. June Berry Ms. Patricia M. Bolger Mr. and Mrs. David Boyd Brandon and Marie Chase Ms. Hilary Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brinck Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brooks Ms. Susanne Brown Ms. Rebecca Burton Dr. and Mrs. Brett L. Cochrum Mr. and Mrs. B. Woody Conradt Ms. Lisa A. Cook Nikki Roe Cropp Crawford Edwards Patty L. and Richard K. Fenoglio Robert A. and Jane W. Ferguson Sylvia and Pat Fisher Ms. Mary Helen Franko Maren and Charlie Gibbs Ms. Lydia A. Goetz Ms. Kay Gunn David and Lauri Curtis Hadobas Mr. Randy J. Hall

2018 Camp Fire First Texas

Contributions

Gifts $100,000 or More The Ella C. McFadden Endowment Fund of the North Texas Community Foundation The Morris Foundation Rainwater Charitable Foundation Sid W. Richardson Foundation Ms. Patricia A. Vaughan

Gifts $30,000 - $99,999 Paul E. Andrews, Jr. Foundation Anonymous Meta Alice Keith Bratten Foundation The Virginia Hobbs Charitable Trust Carl B. and Florence E. King Foundation The Miles Foundation North Central Texas Council of Governments The Rees-Jones Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Drew Springer United Way of Tarrant County

Gifts $10,000 - $29,999 Anonymous Anonymous Bank of Texas Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bass BNSF Railway Company Mr. and Mrs. Orlando P. Carvalho Cook Children's Medical Center James A. "Buddy" Davidson Charitable Foundation A.J. & Jessie Duncan Foundation Eddleman-McFarland Fund J.E.S. Edwards Foundation

Vincent Genovese Memorial Foundation Thomas V. Giddens, Jr. Foundation Graham and Carolyn Holloway Family Foundation Ms. Nina Hutton Ben E. Keith Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lang Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Mr. and Mrs. Phil McConnell Thomas M., Helen McKee & John P. Ryan Foundation William E. Scott Foundation Stein Family Charitable Trust Texas Christian University Drenda and John Witt Women's Leadership Council, United Way of Tarrant County XTO Energy, Inc.

Gifts $5,000 - $9,999 American Airlines Lockheed Martin AEROCares C.B. Baird, Jr. Foundation Birdies For Charity Fash Foundation Robert A. & Jane W. Ferguson Charitable Fund of the North Texas Community Foundation Imagetek Office Systems Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jacobson Jerry and Melinda Johnston Mary Potishman Lard Trust Mr. and Mrs. E. Murphy Markham Middlebrook & Goodspeed, PLLC The Miles Foundation Community Fund of the North Texas Community Foundation

Kay L. West and John Molyneaux Fred & Cheryl Moore Charitable Fund of the North Texas Community Foundation Orla Drilling Company Patterson Law Group Mr. Fritz Roessler Frances C. and William P. Smallwood Foundation Sportsmen's Club of Fort Worth

Gifts $1,000 - $4,999 Anonymous Anonymous Arlington Pain & Therapy Axcelora Dr. Crystal Bahr Kathleen and D.R. Bales Gus Bates Insurance & Investments BDO USA, LLP Theodore and Beulah Beasley Foundation, Inc. Bonds Ellis Eppich Schafer Jones, LLP BSCO, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Burr Business Development Group of Aledo Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Chase Mr. Christopher G. Coates Communities Foundation of Texas Corning Incorporated Foundation Cotton Patch Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Cranford Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Dean III Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dozier Mr. and Mrs. Larry Droppa Mr. and Mrs. James R. Dunaway, Jr. EnLink Midstream LLC Bruce and Lisa Epps Thelma, Emil and Edmund Fahrenkamp Memorial Trust

Mr. and Mrs. S.K. Ferguson Firefighting's Finest Moving & Storage First Presbyterian Church Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce Fort Worth Cops For Kids, Inc. Garvey Texas Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hames Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harvey Phyllis Jack Moore and Bob Moore Jackson Walker, L.L.P. JPMorgan Chase Foundation Mr. Tommy Judson Karsten Advisors Ben E. Keith Foods Luther King Capital Management KoonsFuller Family Law Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Tim Landon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Langham Mr. and Mrs. Lee Last Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Leavens Elva C. LeBlanc LMEPAC Charity Match Program Mr. Chris Lokey Lyn and Brad Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Leonardo Mares, Jr. Shirley and Bill Martin Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Martin, Jr. Matthews Children's Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCoy Mr. and Mrs. David Middlebrook Molyneaux Charitable Foundation MRI Centers of Texas Mutual of Omaha Bank Ms. Zem Neill

Port Royal Society Inc. Ms. Debi Patterson Mr. William T. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. G.H. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Al Pugh Radiology Associates Mrs. Linda Ramoz Relentless Multisport Racing LLC Ms. Maurie Reynolds Ms. Goldie Rhone Richland High School RMP Industrial Supply, Inc. Ms. Alice Rodriguez and Mr. Thomas H. Kendall Rogers Wealth Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Scarborough S.E.J.A. Consulting Mrs. Ann Sheets Guido & Ruth Shumake Charitable Trust Mrs. Paige McCoy Smith Squeezed Together Mr. Jon W. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Stidham Mr. and Mrs. Barry Stirewalt Target Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Teagarden Texas Health Resources Mr. Derrick Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John G. Thornhill TrueNorth United Cooperative Services United Way of Hood County United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, Inc. United Way of Tarrant County, BNSF anonymous employees Libby Watson The Gil and Dody Weaver Foundation Mr. Justin Welborn Wells Fargo Foundation When Jade Smiles

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. White White Settlement Police Officers Association Whitley Penn LLP Margaret Mann Wilson Fund of the North Texas Community Foundation Ms. Dorothy Wing Mr. and Mrs. Jake Yarbrough Your Cause (Corporate Employee Giving Programs), New York Life anonymous employees

Gifts $500 - $999 Charles and Jerri Akers Anonymous Mrs. Karen Haun Barlow Mr. Rodney Bolejack Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Bratcher Mrs. Evelyn H. Breaux Susan and David Bucher Ms. Leticia M. Caraveo Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cleveland Ms. Lisa A. Cook Erin and Gary Cox Mrs. Marsha Cutler Dignum Financial Services Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dykes Ms. Amanda Esquivel Mr. and Mrs. Pat Fisher Mr. and Mrs. William T. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Rob Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Lee Friday Ms. Jennifer Fung Darien George Dr. Adelaide Griffin Mrs. Cathy Halliday Mrs. Kayren Harter Mr. and Mrs. Steve Heinen Mr. Jason Helton Ms. Rhonda K. Hodges Terri and Rich Hollander Paul S. Hollis Trust Mr. Clayton Hooper

Gifts $250 - $499 Mr. and Mrs. William G. Aguillard Albertson's Companies, Inc. Mary Jane Alland AmazonSmile Mr. Steve Anglin Mr. and Mrs. John Augustat

Ms. Susanne Brown Mr. and Mrs. John B. Campanello Mr. Watt M. Casey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Al Clark Dr. Jared Cobb Mr. Steve M. Connolly Ms. Peggy Jean Craft Mr. and Mrs. Dan Custred Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dean Ernst & Young LLP Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. David Flores Mr. and Mrs. Denis R. Greer Mr. Jon Gunter Mr. Stephen E. Hill Mr. Eric Hopkinson Mr. Will Jung Ms. Joetta Keene Mr. and Mrs. Byron L. Keil Ms. Erma Lee Mr. Kyle J. Lester and Ms. Lindsey Rinn Lockheed Martin Volunteer Awards Loyalty Class, First United Methodist Church Ms. Deanna Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Brian Miller Ms. Elizabeth Monroe Mr. Mike Morton Dr. and Mrs. Willis H. Murphey, Jr. Ms. Susan Nall National Finance Credit Corporation of Texas Ms. Julia Nova Mr. and Mrs. Gary Patterson Mr. Robert J. Reeb III The Roach Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Tom Rogers, Jr. Schaefer Advertising Company Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scheffler Mr. and Mrs. Eric Shearman

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Gifts $250 - $499, cont. Mr. and Mrs. Bric Shelton Mr. Nick Snow Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Stafford Mrs. Amber E. Susek Mr. James Tito Dr. Michelle Torres Mr. and Mrs. Danny Tovar Trane Commercial Systems Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Valdez Mr. Carlos Walker Mr. and Mrs. Verne Walker Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Walter Mrs. Season Ware

Gifts Up to $249 Sharlene Abraham Mr. and Mrs. Wade Adkins American Camp Association Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. Amosun Mr. and Mrs. Larry Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Larry Anfin Caroline Pratt Bailey Mr. Trevor Baker Mr. and Mrs. Randy Barron Jeanna Bassett Mr. George W. Bean, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bean Mr. and Mrs. Louis Begin Shirley M. Beiser Benevity.com Mrs. June Berry Mr. and Mrs. Matt Berry Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Bigham Ms. Nancy Blackwell Patricia M. Bolger Ms. Danielle Bonanno Mr. and Mrs. David Boyd Mr. and Mrs. David E. Boyle Brazos River 99's Ms. Hilary Brennan Ms. Meadow Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Briggs

Janelle Brinck Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brooks Mrs. Leigh Ann Brunson Trish Bull Mr. Vincent D. Burget Ms. Rebecca Burton C&N Manufacturing, Inc. Kathy Campbell CFC of North Central Texas Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Chilcutt Mr. Zach Christianson Mr. and Mrs. John E. Christie The Church at Azle Matthew Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Chad Cline Ms. Cindy Clines Dr. and Mrs. Brett L. Cochrum Mr. and Mrs. B. Woody Conradt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cowan Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cropp Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Daley The Dallas Foundation Dallas Derby Devils Ms. DeAndrea Dare Ms. Kimberly A. D'Avignon DDSMatch North Texas, LLC Ms. Dawn DeWall Mrs. Barbara Dike Angela Dikes Dos Frogs LLC Mrs. Nancy Dozier Jessica Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Andy Dunn Ms. Wendy E. Dunn Cortney Dykes Ms. Ashley Early East Texas Communities Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lee Eckler Mr. and Mrs. William G. Eslick Tom Eudy Dr. and Mrs. Ed Evans

Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Fenoglio Mr. Ernest D. Fielding Mrs. Carole Findlay Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Findley Mary Margaret Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Fowler Ms. Mary Helen Franko Mr. Len Fuller Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae Chapter Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gangstead Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gant Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gawronski Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Germany Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Giles Mr. and Mrs. Clif Giles Mrs. Nancy R. Gillis Ms. Carolyn Gilmore Ms. Joyce Gleason Lydia A. Goetz Mr. John Goobeck Mr. and Mrs. Manoj Gopalan Ms. Cindy Gordon Ms. Becky Graham Dr. and Mrs. Clark R. Gregg Kenneth D. Grundborg Ms. Kay Gunn Mr. and Mrs. David E. Hadobas Mr. Randy J. Hall Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Hames Susan W. Harding Ms. Sally Jan Harris Mr. Eric Hart Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hawkins Mr. Brad Henke Ms. Rebekah Herr Mr. David Herring Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hill Ms. Leigh Hilton Ms. Linda Hixon Ms. Molly Holden

Ms. Nancy E. Hooper Chanell Hunter-Gordon Ms. Michelle Hutson Debra E. Hutto Ms. Anne Ivy Mr. and Mrs. Joe V. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jackson Connie Jackson Ms. Priti Jain Ms. Paige Jennings Ms. Cheryl M. Jennings Mr. Scott Jones Christina Judge Kaplan Early Learning Company Ms. Melody Karsi Ms. Lauren A. Kaufman Dr. David Kazdan and Ms. Laura C. Gooch Mr. and Mrs. John Keany Dr. Nancy R. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy Mr. Bob Kilinski Mr. and Mrs. Merritt C. Kirk, Jr. Mr. Kenneth H. Knight Kroger Ms. Jennifer Kuehn Connie Langston Rich Last Mr. and Mrs. William M. Lawhon Christina Lee Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leiber Ms. Emily Linstrom Ms. Sherri Lockridge Mrs. Jane Lovedahl Ms. Toni Lucky Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lukeman Mr. and Mrs. William L. Lyle M. Gale & Associates, LLC Mabel's Labels Inc. Ms. Melanie Marshall Ms. Teresa Matney Ms. Nancye J. May Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mayes Carol J. McCluer

Ms. Nicole McGinty Mr. and Mrs. T.P. McGough Mr. and Mrs. Jon Means Mr. and Mrs. Mark Middleton Doris E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Terry R. Milrany Mr. and Mrs. Josh Minor Sara and Vernon Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Don Mitchell Ms. Vicki I. Monier Ms. Cindy Munson Mr. Michael Neal Mr. and Mrs. Bill Neff Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Neumann Victoria L. Noble Mr. David Nolan Mrs. Suzanne Noonan Mr. Dan Ostrowski Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Otto Mr. and Mrs. Mike Overstreet Ms. Karen Pace Michael A. Patterson Pecan Plantation Art Guild Mr. and Mrs. Jayson L. Peoples Ms. Ashley Piskorski Mr. Don A. Poteet Ms. Dena Pringle Mr. Jeremy Blake Raines Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Ray, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Mike R. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Barry Richardson Mr. Tracy L. Rickard Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rinn Mr. and Mrs. Gene Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Hector Rodriguez Mr. Thomas Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. John V. Rowe Pastor and Mrs. Michael Rowe

Contributions

Ray Rubey Ms. Breanna Rundles Rylander, Clay & Opitz, L.L.P. Mr. Clint Sanders The Sdoco Company Ms. Joanne Shaffer Mr. Jack Shannon Mr. Richard L. Shepherd Mrs. Jackie Shrode Mr. and Mrs. James Smith Ms. Susan L. Smith Mrs. Ashley Shanon SpitzFloyd Mrs. Susan Sprague Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stallings Mrs. Tonie Steel Mrs. Diana L. Sullivan Dr. Anna L. Summer Ms. Lori Summer Mr. Walter Tate Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thigpen Mr. and Mrs. Dana D. Thomas Mr. Marky S. Thornhill Mary Kay Tiernan Mr. Rob Toth Trinity Valley School Mr. Nic Trujillo Mr. Bart Tucker Mr. and Mrs. James J. Ulrich United Way of Tri-State Ms. Rebecca Vance Ms. Susan Wakefield Ms. Yorkelle Walker Ms. Carolyn Waund Mr. Brandon W. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wedge Ms. Efreide Whitby Ms. Kim Wilson Your Cause (Corporate Employee Giving Programs), AT&T anonymous employees Your Cause (Corporate Employee Giving Programs), Sabre anonymous employees

Honorariums Teresa Ayala Dr. Elva C. LeBlanc Camp El Tesoro from Kadin and Will Dr. Lisa Ward CDC kids who are now High School Graduates Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Hames Celebrating 10th anniversary as a Cabin Buddy Jessica and Samuel Lang Denis Cranford Jim Landon Andy Dunn Wendy E. Dunn Amanda Esquivel Rebecca Vance Marian Mayo DeMott Judy Ryan Mayo Robert Fernandez Dr. Elva C. LeBlanc Kay and John Molyneaux Mary Margaret Floyd

Steve Snow Kyle Lester Christi McFarlin Thornhill David Jackson, the Jackson Family Charitable Fund

Memorials Kathleen Bales Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bean Brazos River 99's Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Chilcutt Mr. and Mrs. William G. Eslick Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Fowler Laurel and William Kennedy Zem Neill Pecan Plantation Art Guild Mr. and Mrs. Gene Roberts Ms. Joanne Shaffer Ann Sheets Mrs. Susan Sprague David Bearden Jessica and Samuel Lang

Shane Mudge Christi and Jon Scarborough

Jean Boatman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cowan Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jackson

Rosa Navejar Dr. Elva C. LeBlanc

Joel Brown, Sr. Zem Neill

Zem Neill Vincent Genovese Memorial Foundation Patricia A. Vaughan

Julie Cross Diane Lochtrog Johnson

Albert Saenz Dr. Elva C. LeBlanc Ann Sheets Vincent Genovese Memorial Foundation Patricia A. Vaughan

Bob and Rachel Gooch David Kazdan and Laura Gooch Caiden Grosenheider Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. McCluer III

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Memorials, cont. Susan and Weldon B. Hatch, III Mr. and Mrs. Don Mitchell Louisa Haun Mrs. Nancy Dozier Mildred Haupt Tamara and Russell Dean Lucille Kelly Nancy Kelly Adele Austin Klein, Lynn Klein, Rush Klein Paul K. Chitwood Sandra Lamm Diane Lochtrog Johnson Ann Sheets Sue Martin Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dykes Loyce Lynn Martin Ann Sheets Mary Mendoza Diane Lochtrog Johnson Zem Neill Ann Sheets Shannon Nelson Diane Lochtrog Johnson Ann Sheets Bill Noonan Sylvia and Donald Otto Linda "Echo" Ray Mrs. Shirley "Frankie" Beiser Elsie Tschudy Romine Nancy Romine Gillis

James B. Sheets, cont. M. Gale & Associates, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mayes Mr. and Mrs. Phil McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCoy Mr. and Mrs. T.P. McGough Mr. and Mrs. Jon Means David and Christina Middlebrook Mr. and Mrs. Terry R. Milrany Randi and Matthew Mitchell Zem Neill Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Neumann Mrs. Suzanne Noonan Sylvia and Donald Otto Mr. and Mrs. Mike Overstreet Mr. Don A. Poteet Mr. Jeremy Blake Raines Noa, Jim, and Linda Ramoz Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Mike R. Richards The Roach Foundation Tom Rosenberg, Pam Sugarman, and Rodger & Candy Popkins Rylander, Clay & Opitz, L.L.P. The Pat and Jack Shannon Family Trey, Patty, Mike Wally Tate and son, Ford Tate Texas Livestock Marketing Association Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thigpen Lydia Tovar Mr. Bart Tucker Patricia A. Vaughan Drenda and John Witt

Zachary "Zac" David Sotman Mrs. Marsha Cutler Ms. Ruth Ghormley Kimbrough Robert W. Spurck, Sr. Susan and Kelly Harding Terry Stewart Sara and Vernon Mitchell Mary Ann Tate Kenneth D. Grundborg Jack "Jackie" Autry Therwanger Anita Bickley Kimberly Carey Wendy Davis Anne Ferguson Bob and Valerie Freeman Ann Harbuck Larry and Nancy Henard Harriet K Henderson Trent, Beki, Morgan & Cameraon Mitchell Sally Prater Linda Roark Barbara S. Turner Ann Sheets Janet Wishart Ann Sheets Darrel A. Whitfield, Captain Arlington F.D. Sherri Lockridge WLH Family Patrick Worrell Barbara and Denis Greer

2018 An Artists' Christmas Artists Lydia Abigail Jeanette Alexander Denis Benjamin Brendan Best David Blow Tracie Bobo Maryann Brummer Lynne Buchanan Watt M. Casey, Jr. F. Weldon Clark Candy Clynch Thomas Diel Wendy Eversole Whitney Eversole Jeremie Fletcher Bourcy Spray Gleaves Norma Gonzalez-Hillan Sarah Graham Sally Jan Harris Hugh Heaton Thomas Helmick Juan Hernandez Darlia Hobbs Olivette Hubler Laura Hunt Sue Jackson Paula Jaegerman Jerry Johnston Sheri Jones Billy J. Jones, Jr. Lynn LaRose Pouran Lashini Connie Logan Levsen Chris Lokey Bob Lukeman Sally Martin Linnea McKenney Randy Meador Donna Miller Steve Miller Katie Murray Michele Napoliello Robert S. Nelson Marian O'Rourke-Kaplan Brianna Ortiz Osei Ovid Stormie Parker

Contributions

Amanda Plotnicki Mary Rabien Raymond Rains Mary Rehfeldt Chuck Roach Terry Haun Shaw Samuel Shelton Pamela Steege Janie Stidham Jennifer Stufflebeam Pamela Summers Doyle Terry Joanna Velasquez Juan Enrique Velazquez Stacey Watkins Phil Whittington Chris Widerstrom

Gifts In Kind 95.9 FM The Ranch 903 Brewers American Airlines Pamela Anderson Rodan & Fields James Avery B&B Butchers & Restaurant Bedford Ice House Vivien Benjamin Betty Jane’s Boutique Billy Bob’s Texas Jon Bonnell Boomer Jack’s Bar and Grill Judy and David Boyle Vera Bradley BRAVO Cucina Italiana Susanne Brown Brushy Creek Vineyards Annette Bush Pam and Bill Campbell Central Market The Cheesecake Factory Chick-Fil-A, North Richland Hills Concrete Colors of Texas Steve Connolly Cotton Patch Café Cowtown Bowling Center Denis Cranford

Dallas Derby Devils Dallas Mavericks Dallas Zoo Dance With Me Samuel Dikes Dinosaur World Disneyland Theme Park EPIC Helicopters Equibrand Firefighting’s Finest Moving and Storage, Inc. Fixe Southern House Fort Worth Fire Department Fort Worth Invitational Fort Worth Museum of Science and History Fort Worth Zoo George H. W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum Goldwaves Salon Google, Inc. Denis and Barbara Greer Gypsy Scoops Half Price Books Hammond’s BBQ Dave Hemmeline Humble Ninja Fitness David S. Irvin Photography Linda and Jake Jacobson Nell and Herbert Johnson Christy Jones J.Rae’s Bakery Kaplan Early Learning Company Deanne Kearney The Keg Lakeshore Learning Materials Teresa and Tim Landon Lost Oak Winery Jane Lovedahl Malai Kitchen Marker Cellars Family Winery Martin House Brewing Company Members of the 2018 An Artists’ Christmas Committee Mesero

Meyer & Sage David and Christina Middlebrook Vickie Little Milam Randi Mitchell Sara and Vernon Mitchell Shane Mudge Dr. and Mrs. Willis H. Murphey, Jr. MUTTS Canine Cantina Nocona Beer & Brewery Greg Noe Nothing Bundt Cakes Southlake NRH2O Family Water Park Parker County Brewing Company Nancy Bagby Patterson Perot Museum of Nature and Science Amanda Plotnicki Red Productions rise n°3 Erika Romada - Rodan & Fields Sam's Club, North Richland Hills Scarborough Renaissance Festival Schaefer Advertising Company Kendra Scott The Shabby Y Shakespeare Dallas Ann Sheets SiNaCa Studios Patti Lauda Stearns Teddie Story Tafer Hotels and Resorts Texas Brewing Inc. Texas Motor Speedway Texas Rangers Topgolf Fort Worth Upstairs Gallery Arlington Tanner Vendal Wagon Yard Walmart, Saginaw Howard Wang China Grill Billy Woodrich, Billy’s Oak Acres BBQ Zingerz Comedy Club