Jackson Hole Center for the Arts Annual Report 2022

LETTER FROM LEADERSHIP

After a long stretch of uncertain times, 2022 was a year of tremendous energy and excitement at The Center. We were able to once again gather consistently to experience and celebrate the arts, filling the theater lobby with patrons eagerly anticipating performances and visiting with friends. The many wonderful and thought-provoking exhibits in the common areas stirred our emotions. We are grateful to serve as a hub for the arts in Jackson.

BOARD

DAVID HOPKINS CHAIR

CHRIS LEA VICE CHAIR

REECE JENKINS TREASURER

MACK MENDENHALL SECRETARY

Overall, the number of events this year exceeded pre-pandemic levels. We focused on expanding our offerings, activating collaborative partnerships, and experimented with new patron experiences - including new seating configurations in The Center Theater and a wide variety of outdoor events in The Center Park. No matter your passions, interests, or age, there is something for everyone at The Center.

AGNES BOURNE

SHARI BROWNFIELD

AMANDA “AMY” BRYAN

KEVIN CRAWFORD

CARRIE GERACI

HEATHER GRAY

CECILIA HERBERT

ROBERT HUGGINS

MEKKI JAIDI

JESSE RYAN

KAREN STEWART

Of course, the work we do is only possible because of you - our dedicated community of donors, patrons, sponsors, and grantors. We are humbled by the confidence you extend to us through your support of The Center, and we thank you for supporting the arts in Jackson.

As we embark on another year, collaboration remains at the heart of all that we do. We will continue to expand the diversity of our programming, reflective of an ever-evolving community. We are focused on needed capital improvements for our nearly 20-year-old facility and establishing long-term financial sustainability. We have some hearty challenges as well as transformational opportunities ahead of us. We’ll share all of this with you throughout the year, and we look forward to seeing you on our campus soon!

RANDY WALMSLEY

LINDSAY WILCOX

STAFF

MARTY CAMINO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

PEARSON BEASLEY ASSISTANT TECHNICAL DIRECTOR

WILLI BROOKS EVENT OPERATIONS DIRECTOR

OONA DOHERTY CREATIVE INITIATIVES DIRECTOR

ABI DOMINGUE PATRON SERVICES MANAGER

RON GESSLER FACILITIES MAINTENANCE DIRECTOR

ABBOTT GILBANE MARKETING MANAGER

ANNE LADD DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

PATRICK MILLARD TECHNICAL DIRECTOR

WHITNEY OPPENHUIZEN MARKETING DIRECTOR

JENNIFER SMITH ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF DONOR RELATIONS

STEPHANIE SMITH FINANCE DIRECTOR

FRONT COVER: FINDERS-KEEPERS • PATRICK DOUGHERTY BACK COVER: CENTER PRESENTS: MUSIC MONDAYS - CALLE MAMBO PHOTOS: KARISSA AKIN

David Hopkins Board Chair

Marty Camino

Executive Director

A DYNAMIC COMMUNITY GATHERING SPACE

The Center’s campus includes the 525-seat Center Theater and its expansive lobby, black box theater, dance studios, art studios, rehearsal rooms, gallery space, classrooms, offices, and the adjacent outdoor Center Park.

WHAT HAPPENS AT THE CENTER

OUR MISSION:

To connect our creative community by providing a dedicated campus, supporting excellent programming, and nurturing a collaborative spirit.

OUR VISION:

To make artistic experience central to Jackson Hole by embracing the values of stewardship, excellence, inclusion, creativity, and respect.

AN ESTIMATED 100,000 PEOPLE VISIT OUR CAMPUS ANNUALLY.

RESIDENT ORGANIZATIONS

We are home to 21 independently-run arts and education organizations. Dancers, ceramicists, musicians, actors, comedians, painters, and students come together to build community. People of all ages come to The Center to share in the arts.

Residing in the same building allows us to share equipment, campus services, and common spaces. We regularly interact, spark creativity in one another, and collaborate closely - with the sum so much greater than the individual parts!

CENTER PROGRAMMING

The Center itself is responsible for a variety of programming throughout the year.

The Center Presents series offers a varied selection of music, spoken word, film, and family programming to enhance the cultural vitality of Jackson Hole.

Campus Exhibitions add visual vibrancy by supporting and showcasing a diverse group of visual artists through art exhibitions, youth art displays, artist talks, workshops, and more.

COMMUNITY PROGRAMMING

The Center supports community events of all shapes and sizes, utilizing our expertise in events and offering discounted services for any community nonprofit that holds events at The Center.

CONNECTING OUR COMMUNITY

YEAR AFTER YEAR, WE ACTIVATE THE CENTER CAMPUS WITH A WIDE VARIETY OF PARTNERSHIPS AND COMMUNITY-FOCUSED EVENTS THAT BRING CULTURAL AND ARTISTIC EXPERIENCES TO THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY.

Teton County School

District students attended gallery openings and visited with Centersponsored artists from across the region and world.

Jackson Hole Senior Center residents were provided with free tickets to National Theatre Live performances, funded by Center underwriting.

Board members, staff, and volunteers representing the area’s nonprofit organizations attended the Old Bill’s Fun Run Award Ceremony, hosted at The Center.

CAMPUS ACTIVATION IN 2022 INCLUDED

The community came together to celebrate The Center during our second annual outdoor Center Benefit concert.

A DONOR STORY

SHELBY READ PARTNER AND SENIOR STRATEGIST ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONSULTING

Center for the Arts has been a cornerstone of my life in Jackson. As a community member, I’ve attended art openings, musical, dance, and theatrical performances, lectures, trainings, and expanded my horizons by taking classes at Central Wyoming College. Having access to art, music, and other types of creative and independent expression is critical to my ability to live in the rural west.

The Center is a part of my story here in Jackson. My daughter’s first outing—ever— during a lull in the pandemic, involved standing on the stage with other Community Foundation staff to announce the Old Bill’s total in 2021. On another occasion, she and I dug through crates looking for records at the KHOL record sale. The facility is top-notch, but what really takes Center for the Arts to the next level is the staff, programming, Resident Organizations, and community members who are brought together.

2022 CENTER PRESENTS PROGRAMMING

Center Presents programming is built on excellent live performances. 2022 brought a wide variety of programs including concerts, family programming, artist talks, visual art installations, and more.

Yonder Mountain String Band

Barbara Gentry: Time

The Moth Mainstage

Ben Roth: Earthrise

The Wood Brothers

Lightwire Theater’s The Ugly Duckling

Miga Rosetti: Reconnection

Sarah Jarosz

Elizabeth Morisette: Artifact

Caravan of Glam, After Dark

Music Mondays: Strumbucket

Hot Tuna Acoustic

Emily Boespflug: Precipitous

Blitzen Trapper

Connie Weineke + Community:

Walking Each Other Home

Sierra Ferrell

Music Mondays: The Two Tracks

Old Crow Medicine Show

Kaleta & Super Yamba Band

Patrick Dougherty: Finders Keepers

Proxima Parada

Music Mondays: Calle Mambo

Keller Williams’ Grateful Grass

Sheila Tintera and Sharon Thomas: Wellsprings

The Hootenanny

25th Annual Manhattan Short Film Festival

Colleen Friday: Confluence | Nonoono’wu’

The Great DuBois

Shovels & Rope

Zakir Hussain & Niladri Kumar

Guster

Sister Cities Docuseries with DIY Docs

National Theatre Live: The Book of Dust

Carrie Geraci: Where Have You Been?

Teton County School District: Student Art Showcase

Little Feat

Center Presents Visual Arts Installations

Center Presents Performances

SHARING DIVERSITY WITHIN THE ARTS

As a leader in the creative community, The Center is uniquely positioned to highlight diverse artists and their work. The Center hosted regional artist Colleen Friday, who is a member of the Arapaho Nation. Colleen was the first recipient of The Wyoming Art Council’s Native Art Fellowship in 2022. Her work uses customs from her Arapaho culture to convey the unique beauty of Wyoming’s landscape.

CENTER RESIDENT COLLABORATIONS

FINDERS KEEPERS BY PATRICK DOUGHERTY, A CELEBRATION OF COMMUNITY

Over three weeks in August 2022, internationally known artist Patrick Dougherty created a site-specific sculpture called Finders Keepers in The Center Park. The Center and Jackson Hole Public Art led the community-wide effort to support this new public art piece, which will remain in place for the next several years.

This project represents the amazing possibilities available to our community when we come together with a common goal and shared artistic vision.

200 LOCAL VOLUNTEERS

13 INDIVIDUAL DONORS

9 BUSINESS SPONSORS

4 LOCAL ARTISTS

Copresented: Finders Keepers by Patrick Dougherty was produced by Center for the Arts with project management services provided by Jackson Hole Public Art and art education provided by the Art Association of Jackson Hole.

A HOME FOR THE ARTS

RESIDENT ORGANIZATIONS AT THE CENTER

The Center is the proud home to 21 Resident Organizations—independent arts and education organizations that represent a significant portion of the cultural nonprofits in Jackson Hole. The Center’s Resident Partners activate our campus and bring vibrancy to our valley.

COMMUNITY PROGRAMMING

ORGANIZATIONS THAT HOSTED EVENTS AT THE CENTER IN 2022

Dozens of community organizations hosted events at The Center last year - over 180 programs in total. Every Resident Organization and any area nonprofit holding an event at The Center are able to do so at vastly subsidized rental rates thanks to the generosity of Center Donors.

5Point Film Festival

Art Association of Jackson Hole*

Bridger Teton Avalanche Center

Carving the Future

Cathedral Voices Chamber Choir*

Center for the Arts*

Central Wyoming College*

Community Entry Services

Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Dancers’ Workshop*

Grand Teton Music Festival

Hole Food Rescue

Jackson Hole Art Auction

Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce

Jackson Hole Community Band*

Jackson Hole Community Radio*

Jackson Hole Community School

Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance

Jackson Hole Public Art*

Jackson Hole Writers*

JH Pride/PFLAG

JH Youth Orchestra/MusicLand*

Munger Mountain Elementary School

Native American Jumpstart

Off Square Theatre Company*

PAWS of Jackson Hole

Protect Our Water Jackson Hole

Riot Act, Inc*

SheJumps

Silicon Couloir

Slow Food in the Tetons

St. John’s Health

Summit Innovations School

Teton County Democratic Party

Teton County Library

Teton County School District

Teton County Search & Rescue Foundation

Teton Music School*

Teton Science School

The Jackson Hole Technology Partnership

The Nature Conservancy

Womentum

Wonder Institute*

Wyoming Humanities

*Center Resident Organization

A VIBRANT COMMUNITY HUB

COMMUNITY SUPPORT

The Center is here because of you. Our community came together over 30 years ago to envision a space that unites the arts and cultural programming in our valley. The Center is the outcome of that collective dream. It’s because of ongoing support that we are here today, hosting and programming events and serving as a gathering space for the entire Jackson Hole community.

LINDSAY WILCOX BOARD MEMBER

“The Center is like Jackson’s other Town Square…it’s where everyone gathers. It’s the art, the theater, the music. It’s the heart and soul of the community.”

NATALIA DUNCAN MACKER PRODUCING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR OFF SQUARE THEATRE COMPANY

“Being a Resident at The Center is crucial to the vitality of Off Square Theatre Company. It has given us the stability to take creative risk, and it has allowed us to have a home to form a family within the local community.”

:OTOHP ASSIRAK NIKA

WHERE WE’RE HEADED

THE CENTER’S BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS IDENTIFIED THREE STRATEGIC PILLARS THAT WILL HELP GUIDE THE CENTER’S FUTURE.

EXPAND

Expand awareness, diversity, and inclusion across the organization to make The Center a place for everyone.

SUPPORT

Support and strengthen relationships with Resident Organizations and other community partners to bring greater collaboration and vibrancy to the campus.

BUILD

Build financial and operational stability for The Center in perpetuity.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO BRINGING OUR COMMUNITY TOGETHER FOR MANY YEARS TO COME, AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT.

WHERE YOUR SUPPORT GOES

Donations to The Center - from individuals, business sponsors, and granting organizations - are used to foster relationships across our community, inspire collaborative artistic endeavors, and improve our vast campus while also keeping its use affordable.

A DYNAMIC COMMUNITY GATHERING SPACE

MAINTENANCE, UPGRADES AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS

STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNOLOGIES

The costs of operating, maintaining, and updating a 78,000 square-foot facility are significant and ever-growing.

RESIDENT ORGANIZATIONS

SUBSIDIZED RESIDENT RENTS

Through the support of donors, The Center is able to defray costs and offer subsidized lease and rental rates, allowing our 21 Resident nonprofits to direct more of their funds to their own important missions.

CENTER PROGRAMMING

WORLD-CLASS ARTISTS

SUBSIDIZED TICKET PRICES

Income from ticket sales alone does not cover all the expenses associated with event production. Center fundraising directly supports our programming, allowing us to bring artists typically seen in much larger communities and venues to our mountain town.

COMMUNITY PROGRAMMING

SUBSIDIZED RENTAL RATES

FOR

ALL USERS

With each venue rental, The Center absorbs costs related to event production, technical staff and equipment, and other support services. This contribution to the community allows all events held on our campus to be presented at the highest possible caliber.

CENTER FINANCES

EXPENSES: $3.3 MILLION

PROGRAMS & EVENTS

FACILITIES MAINTENANCE

ADMINISTRATION

DEVELOPMENT

INCOME: $2.9 MILLION

FUNDRAISING

CENTER PROGRAMMING

RESIDENT LEASES

COMMUNITY PROGRAMMING

In 2022, spending outpaced income, primarily due to increased facilities maintenance expenses. Specifically, the costs of capital repairs and infrastructure improvements for our aging facility were higher than anticipated. As we look ahead, we are committed to maintaining our physical campus, our most valuable resource. We are putting systems in place to better anticipate and raise the necessary funds for these projects in the future.

THE CENTER IS A PRIVATE 501(C)(3) NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION FUNDED LARGELY BY GENEROUS GIFTS FROM OUR COMMUNITY.

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS IN 2022

$50,000

OR MORE

Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Competitive Grants Program

William H. Cowles Foundation

Madelyn and Gregg Foster

Lea Charitable Trust

The O’Neil Foundation: Janet and Bill O’Neil

Sipprelle Charitable Corporation: Tracy and Scott Sipprelle

$20,000 - $49,000

Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Opportunities Fund

Susan and Joseph Davenport, III

Deborah and Jon Dawson

Michael Dearing

Jenny and Donald Felsinger

Cecilia and James Herbert

Berte Hirschfield

David and Debby Hopkins Foundation:

Debby and David Hopkins

Jane and Mekki Jaidi

The Jaquith Family Foundation:

Patty and Dick Jaquith

Jacque and John Jarve

Reece Jenkins

Marie and Bob Parks Foundation:

Marie and Bob Parks

Staryk Family Fund: Noa and Ted Staryk

Lindsay and James Wilcox

Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund

$10,000 - $19,999

Anonymous

Helen and Fred Arbuckle

Mary and Dan Armour

Rebecca and Dmitry Balyasny

Maureen and David Brown

Devto Support Foundation:

Katherine and Bill Burford

John D and Eleanore Carifa Foundation:

Ele and John Carifa

Charles Engelhard Foundation

Peggy and Kirk Davenport

Andrea and Tom Evans

Astrid Flood

Live Oak Fund: Theresa Polk Godchaux

Heather Gray

Robert Huggins and Shawn Cripps

George and Karen James

Beedee Ladd

Patty and John Lummis

Adrienne and John Mars

The Niner Foundation:

Pam and Dick Niner

The Opatrny Family Foundation:

Judy and Don Opatrny

Marge Ordway

Stacy and Jared Pobre

Walter I. “Mike” and Jean Louise Thieme

Donor Advised Fund: Sue Rope

Sherri Samuels

Janet Smith

Christy Walton

Penn Charitable Fund: Teresa and Bill Waterman

$5,000 - $9,999

Anonymous

Valerie Brown and Don Baker

Shari Brownfield

Christie and Jon Callaghan

Hilary and Marty Camino

Elaine Walsh Carney and John Carney

Sage and Austin DePree

Nisha and Stephen Dubois

Lisa and Chuck Fleischman

Betsy and Pete Forster

Lisa and Are Friesecke

Leslye and David Hardie

Dawn and John Hummel

Erika Pearsall and Ned Jannotta

Katharine Conover-Keller and Fred Keller

Betsy and Cy King

Carol and Jim Linton

Jenny and Kurt Listug

Irene and Alan Lund

Katie and Mack Mendenhall

Stacey and Bob Morse

Newton Foundation Donor Advised Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole: William C. Newton

Lenore and David Nichols

Julie and Will Obering in memory of Jean Adams

Anne and David Palmer

CIOS Foundation: Shirley and Paul Piper

Rita and Henry Richter

Anita and Julian Saul

Mary and Stanley Seidler

Michael Sellett

Lisa and Glenn Steele

Carol Baker and Mark Stein

Karen and Dick Stewart

Susan and Nick Sutton

Whiteley and Nick Wheeler

The Whitley Family Charitable Fund

Wyoming Arts Council

$1,000 - $4,999

Anonymous (5)

Marcia Kunstel and Joe Albright

Jean Anderson

Arts for All

Carole and Burke Baker

Kristi and Jeff Barens

Debbie and Randy Barker

Betty Baril Fund in memory of Betty Baril

Jan and Larry Birenbaum

Andrea Gerkin and Frank Brummer

Amy and Bomber Bryan

Dave and Eunice Conine

Beth and Patrick Coyne

Stephanie and Scotty Craighead

Jolane and Kevin Crawford

S & G Foundation: Gale and Shelby Davis

Michele and Doug Dillard

Donovan Family Foundation: Nancy and David Donovan

Karen and Glenn Doshay

Cindy and David Edelson

Ehrenkranz Family Foundation:

Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz

David Elan

Jacqueline and Christian Erdman

Tania and Thomas Evans

Sheryl and Jeffrey Flug

Margo Walk and Jerry Freeland

Kelley and Jamie Gilbert

Myrna and Stephen Greenberg

Deirdre and Vance Griffith

Susan and Gary Halling

The Harrington Family Foundation:

Lydia and Ron Harrington

Charisse and Curt Haws

Bruce Hawtin

Mary and William Hayes

Missy and David Hoster

A.C. and Penney Hubbard

Maggie and Jim Hunt

Nada and Sanjay Jain

JWJ Family Foundation, Inc.: Maria and Worthy Johnson

Jane and Charles Kusek

Martha and William Leith in honor of Toby Leith

Spirit Dance Foundation: Florence Lemle

Janine and David Lloyd

Alex and Gregory Mattiko

Janet and Mark Mitchell

Jillian and Clay Moorhead

Vicki Morrow

Caroline Mortimer

Sawmill Foundation: Hillary and Mac Munro

William Nelson

Douglas Ober

Keith B. Ohnmeis Foundation: Keith Ohnmeis

Annette and Noah Osnos

EMWIGA Foundation: Trina and Mike Overlock

Gina Pate Pierce and Steve Pierce

Gloria Polis

Kathleen and John Qualy in honor of Janet and Bill O’Neil

Terry and Bert Romberg

Ann and Steve Ryan

Crystal and Chris Sacca

Michele Gammer and Andrew Salter

Nelson Schwab Family Foundation:

Jane and Nelson Schwab

Kimberley Black and John Shelton

Nancy Jarrell and Ed Smail

Bitsy and Garnett Smith

Bridget Mullen and Michael Stern

Robert Strawbridge

STS Foundation: Pam and Phelps Swift

Thursday Roundtable Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Robyne and Randolph Townsend

Barbara and Stan Trachtenberg

Kris and David Troxel

The Newcomer Family Foundation: Nancy Vick

Randy and Peter Walmsley

Ali Shafranek-Wheeler and Hal Wheeler

Wolfensohn Family Foundation

Bettina Whyte

Youth Philanthropy Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

$500 - $999

Anonymous

Daniel Anderson

Amy Stiers and Christopher Bolling

Keith Burke

Megan and Ralph Callaway

Liz and David Chandler

Chapman Family Foundation: Jinx Chapman

Karen and Jim Coleman

Lynne Davis

Robert Duggan

Liz Greenberger

Gigi and Mike Halloran

Leslie and David Hill

Gina Humphries

Janet and Steve Kalalian

Charlotte Kidd

Stephanie and Peter Lamelas

Ann and Clark MacKenzie

Sheila McIlnay in honor of Beverly McIlnay

Christine and David Murdoch

Megan and Daniel Nelson

Louise and Joe Parzick

Laurie Andrews and Perk Perkins

Barbara and Thomas Putnam

Laura and Jesse Ryan

Joan and John Siff

Anna and Steve Sullivan

Hilary Agin and Jonathan Summer

Karen Skaggs and Edwin Thomas

Deborah and William Ward

Beth and Eliot Wegbreit

Karen Wilbrecht

Nathalie De Potter and Robrecht Wouters

$100 - $499

Anonymous (10)

Sara Adamson

Fraida and Robert Aland

Karen Koldny and Carl Amon in honor of Lindsay Wilcox

Betty and Shaun Andrikopoulos

Sallie and Dubose Ausley

Joan Baldwin

Christopher Beda

Jan and Robert Benz

Agnes Bourne

Anne and Clay Bradley

Ruth and Tim Bradley

Lindsay and Jackson Brandenburg

Amy and Herb Brooks

John Buckley

Sally and Jim Byrne

Faye Campbell

Ann Harvey and Michael Campbell

Jane and John Carey

Lisa Carlin

Babs Case

Kathryn Smith and Litt Clark

Lucy and William Conley

Donald Cooke

Karen and George Cornelson

Helen and Michael Cottingham

Judy and William Cox

Merle Crandall

Suzy and Bob Cronholm

Gayle Downing

Stephen Dynia

Barbara and Jack Enders

Katharine and Jerry Falco

Julie and Matt Faupel

Sarah and Stephen Fetters

Marcia Allen and Gary Finkel

Francine Fleming

MJ and Dan Forman

Joy Frelinghuysen

Factory Information Technology: Ed Fries and Zach Huseby

Julie and Fredrick Gaston

Carla and Peter Gavey

Carrie and Mike Geraci

Roberta and John Glidden

Amy and Jeffrey Golightly

Lynn Grassell in memory of Rad Spencer

Peter Henderson

Leslie Hermanson

Cynthia and Tom Hirsch

Karen and Dick Hobbins

Julie Holding

Shelley and John Holland

Catherine and Thomas Holland

Darrell Kaelber

Hannah Kilbride

Jennifer and Jake Kilgrow

Chris Kirkpatrick

Thomas Klotz

Julie Birrer and Kraig Kobert

Mary Coyne and William Kolasky

Pamela and Charles Koob

Charlotte Quesada Krugh and Bradley Krugh

Laura and Ted Ladd

Don Hughes and Christopher Lea

Jeanne and Kevin Long

Sarah Loughran

Jim Luebbers

Nancy Lundgren

Mary and Jerry Lundquist

Patricia and Donald Macnaughton

Elizabeth Drapela and Steve Markason

Holly McCollister

Michelle and Shannon McCormick

Mary Mcsorley

Marian and Dave Meyers

John Millard

Jim Mitchell

Kea and Tom Molnar

Judy and Matt Montagne

Sweet Life Foundation: Anne Muller

Camille Obering Musser and Ben Musser

Dale Naylor

John O’Dwyer

Mia Jensen and Sean O’Malley

Michelle Ohmart

Eugenie Copp and Ken Overfield

Persephone Bakery: Ali and Kevin Cohane

Leslie Petersen and Hank Phibbs

Lisa and Scott Pierson

Kathy Polach in honor of Bill O’Neil

Lucy and Toby Rankin

Annie and Travis Riddell

Andrea and LaVar Riniker

Carolyn and Andy Ripps

Lynn and John Roberts

Andrea and Monroe Rosenthal

Charlie Ross

Joyce Frye and Doug Ross

Maggie and Brian Schilling

Claudia and Michael Schrotz

Jennifer and Rick Smith

Yvonne Smith

Patricia Deeds Starr and Daniel Starr

Pamela Stockton

Jon Stuart

Mindy and Greg Sturgis

Nona Yehia and Mark Sullivan

Brittany and Kyle Thompson

Shirley and Wesley Timmerman

Triangle X Guest Ranch in memory of Stu Plummer

Polly and Wayne Turner in honor of Mack Mendenhall

Juliet Unfried

Amy and Steve Unfried

Randy and Peter Walmsley

Betty and Jim Walton

Lisa and Mark Wan

Maggie Radford and Bob Weiss

Robert Wemple

Christine and Jeffrey Willemain

Kay and Thomas Wilson

Will Wiltshire

Chris and Kurt Wimberg

Melody Lin and Loring Woodman

David Woodruff

Susie and David Work

$25 - $99

Anonymous (11)

Claire and Nathan Adams

Karissa and Kelly Akin

Lauren Bain

Reid Bauer

Gainor and Joe Bennett

Marylou Berra

Hillary and Mark Berry

Amy Bickley

Catherine and Jim Bierman

Cayla and Scott Broseus

Whitney Oppenhuizen and Greg Broseus

Aleathia and Tim Brown

Paul Brown

Theresa Zacharias and Frank Byrne

Betsy Carlin and Becky Watson

Anne Ladd and Len Carlman

Lisa Carranza

Bronwyn Minton and Michael Casey

Lucas Chase

Katherine and Mark Dowson

Pauline Towers-Dykeman and Paul Dykeman

Syd and Gary Elliot

Shelley Elser

Jane and Mike Emmer

Maribel Estrella

Dawn Felchle

Cissie and Dillon Ferguson

Jill Veber and Raymond Fink

Amanda Flosbach

Julianne and Ed Fries

Mark Giger

Gwenn Gilday

Linda Cavanaugh and John Gillespie

Martha and John Gilmore

Jenny and John Graham

Connie Weinecke and Richard Greenwood

Uschi and Jochen Grocke

Chris and Charlie Gulotta

Elizabeth and Georgia Hamren

Patty Hartnett

Orion Hatch

Hawtin Jorgensen Architects

Barbara and Chuck Herz

Sandy Hessler

Ariadne and Zia Huque

Chad Jackson

Juan Jimenez Bedolla

Barb Kaplan

Holly and Mark Kelleher

Susan and Fred Kingwill

Andrew Klein

Frances Pollak and Ernest LaBelle

Allison and John Liljestrom

Mary and Donald Long

Laird Luebbers

Amy and Joe Madera

Mike Mague

Micah Maly

Courtney and Chip Marvin

Georgia Mayer

Angela and Micheal McGrath

Bev and Ed McIlnay

Dawn Webster and Patrick Millard

Mary and Arthur Miller

Richard Miller

Tom Montgomery

Dorothy Neckels

Douglas Niemi

Tim Oakley

Jessica Parsell

Ruthie and Bob Peters

Seth and Jim Phillips

Pam Phillips

Carol and Steve Poole

Glenda and William Ramsay

Grand Fishing Adventures:

Jamie Macintosh and Mike Rheam

Glade Ricks

Leslie Mattson and Will Rigsby

Elisabeth Rohrbach

Gayle Roosevelt

Melanie Ross

Katrina and Brandon Ryan

Carol Chesney and Tim Sandlin

Becky and Tom Schell

Sarah Fischel and James Schondelmeier

The Schwamm Family

John Sidle

Stephanie Smith

Consuelo Spitler

Kim and Jim Springer

Amy Staehr

Jeanie and Fred Staehr

Diana Osuna and Tom Stallings

Denise and Thomas Strozza

Shirley and Dan Thomas

Patti Tisone

Brad Tyndall

Lisa Samford and Wally Ulrich

Allison and David Vandenberg

Evie Lewis and Doug Vogel

Michele Voorhees

Polly and Sandy Wakeman

Linore and Jim Wallace

William E. Wecker Associates Inc.

James Williams

Jeff Wogoman

Leona Wunnenberg in memory of Ken Rominger

Barclay Wynn

Dimmie and Greg Zeigler

Padgett Hoke and Sam Zuckerman

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