2011
Annual
REPORT
Dear Friends of Goodwill: Since our early beginnings as a social enterprise leader, Goodwill® has always operated with a triple bottom line. For Goodwill, the triple bottom line represents many forms. From helping job seekers find career success to offering free computer recycling and spearheading innovative solutions for businesses, we are able to strengthen families and communities because of you. PEOPLE: Programs to Help Individuals Become Independent Because you hire our job seekers with disadvantages and disabilities, you help people become self-sufficient, tax-paying citizens who support themselves and their families which, in turn, stimulates our economy. Goodwill helps people with the greatest needs in our communities. PLANET: Sound Environmental Practices Because you donate and shop in our retail centers, you help prevent landfill pollution and produce critical revenue to fund our programs. For example, when you donated used computer equipment in 2011, you helped us recycle 534 tons of e-waste through our partnership with Dell. And thanks to your donations, you helped divert over 30,035,000 pounds of unwanted goods from landfills. PERFORMANCE: A Strong Financial Position When you partner with us, you help create efficient, sustainable business models that improve our community one person at a time. Because of this, we are an engine of growth and an economic stimulator. And by giving financial gifts, you help us develop new solutions to our communities’ challenging social issues by using nearly 90% of our revenue directly for programs. Thanks to your support, we combine a social enterprise with a human service organization that creates sustainable societal change. It’s Goodwill’s triple bottom line that drives this social progress. This year, we are excited to share the many ways we propel such transformation through a rebranding effort you’ll learn about in this annual report. Thanks for your support of Goodwill in 2011.
Karla J. Grazier President and CEO
Discove Through the community’s support,
Goodwill continues to grow and
e v o serve people in more ways than ever before. As we expand, we want everyone to discover more about the amazing things Goodwill does every day to benefit
the communities we serve. That is why we are changing our name from Goodwill Industries of Colorado Springs to a new name and logo that better represent the continuing evolution of our life-changing organization.
As underserved populations continue to increase and government funded resources continue to shrink, we must reinvent ourselves by developing new ideas, business
models and sources of revenue. There is a great opportunity to enhance our current partnerships while we also focus on developing more public-private partnerships. We are an organization that offers innovative programs and provides a new
level of community resources. These resources not only serve the community, but
also thrive on community interaction, support and partnerships—as such, the next evolution of Goodwill has emerged.
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An innovative brand and a deeper connection to our community.
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If you thought you knew Goodwill, think again. It’s time to Discover Goodwill.
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2011
Community Employee of the Year
Michael Engelhardt
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ifty-seven-year-old Michael Engelhardt
has always been a dedicated, resourceful worker—dating back to his younger years when he hand-washed vehicles at an auto dealership for 25 cents per car. But a serious motorcycle accident in the prime of his life significantly hindered his physical mobility and future career prospects, causing Michael to question whether he would ever find the road to independence.
A long-time Goodwill employee, Michael started a new chapter when he was employed at Goodwill’s Fresh Start Commercial Laundry in 2002. A short time later, Michael’s level of confidence and determination shifted into high gear and, in 2011, his demonstrated supervision skills served him well in his role as lead of sorting operations—overseeing quality control for Fresh Start’s fast-paced, high-volume environment. Affectionately known as “Big Mike” by his co-workers, Michael is a leader and constant inspiration to everyone around him. On rare occasions when he is persuaded to break from work, Michael enjoys singing at his church, traveling with his wife and assembling model cars. As the sole income earner in his home, Michael not only has found the road to independence, he is on the expressway to a happy and fulfilled life.
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M
aria Swartz was quite content early in her married life. But
the stay-at-home mom’s world turned upside down after her marriage abruptly ended and Maria was confronted with a new reality as a single mother raising two daughters and lacking the education or work experience to secure more than parttime, minimum-wage jobs. Her increasing inability to meet monthly obligations and provide for her children made Maria uneasy about the future.
2011
Independence Award Winner
Maria Swartz
Fortunately, Maria’s life took a significant and unexpected turn for the better after she enrolled in Goodwill’s Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program in 2011. Within a few months, Maria received her CNA certification and was hired at the Namaste Alzheimer Center, where she now shares her compassionate and caring spirit with residents in their greatest time of need. Maria’s new found independence has taught her daughters that faith, hard work and determination can overcome any obstacle. Her girls have taken this message to heart—including 15-year-old Korissa, who beamed with pride watching her mother graduate from Goodwill’s CNA program and declared that she, too, was going to become a nurse or doctor one day. Approaching each day with great resolve and a radiant smile that matches her warm personality, Maria can now provide for her family and delights in spreading joy and encouragement to residents each day.
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J
ohn Schwarz wholeheartedly believes in the motto “treat others as you would like to be treated,” and he applies it in all areas of his life. Served by Goodwill since 2004, John is an assembler in the Work Skills Development Program. During 2011, John’s increased attention to detail and demonstrated leadership qualities earned him the added responsibility of supervising the work of his colleagues.
2011
Achiever of the Year
John Schwarz
Along with the life-transforming skills and incredible confidence he has gained since joining Goodwill, John is very thankful for a family that has been a constant source of encouragement—both personally and professionally. John likes to stay active at home as well as on the job, with a regular exercise routine that includes swimming, walking on the track and shooting hoops in the gym. A life-long Denver Bronco fan, John enjoys cheering on the orange and blue from his front-row seat in the living room. He also exercises his creativity and eye for detail building elaborate structures from his vast LEGO® collection. Whether collating envelopes at work, playing basketball at the YMCA or constructing miniature LEGO homes, John makes the most of each day and brings out the best in those around him.
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2011 Helms Legacy Award Winner
Dianna Hunt
W
atching Dianna Hunt interact with job seekers at Goodwill’s Milestones Business Center, one thing is immediately apparent—she’s a natural in her role providing counseling and encouragement to individuals facing economic and vocational challenges. In fact, Dianna once walked in their shoes, and she never forgets the compassionate care she received more than two decades ago when she first entered Goodwill’s doors seeking assistance.
Following the painful ending of a 14-year marriage, Dianna was left alone with five children, ranging in age from two to 12, with no formal job skills and limited financial support. But her resourceful and entrepreneurial instincts soon took hold and, with the assistance of Goodwill’s Child Care Licensing program, Dianna opened her own child care business. Twelve years later, Dianna put her business savvy and strong relational skills to work for Goodwill as an advisor in the Milestones Case Management Program. Dianna firmly believes there is a path of success for each and every individual Goodwill serves, and she delights in helping her clients overcome their apprehension and reach their full potential. Dianna’s determination and compassion for those she serves personifies the vision of Goodwill founder Dr. Edgar J. Helms and also makes her a natural fit for this prestigious award honoring his legacy.
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2011 High light s
1,051 Goodwill employees
17,199
52,470
Individuals who received training and career services
Individuals who received
Goodwill services
$
468
Adults needing assistance with daily living who maintained their personal independence and living choice.
459,719 Number of services provided in the community
148
Individuals with disabilities worked
$57,200,000
Projected annual earnings of individuals who found employment
38 Counties served in Colorado
178,231 hours earning $1,873,000 through commercial
and government contracts
17,457 Families who improved their household functioning and moved toward self-sufficiency
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$184,000,000
Goodwill’s economic impact of salaries earned by people who found jobs in the community
Discover Social Responsibility
534
Tons of computers recycled
30,035,714 Pounds of donations diverted from landfills
1,221,774 Customer visits
4,740
People who found jobs with community employers
$110,728 Emergency clothing vouchers provided to 6,457 individuals in need
1,834 Volunteers who gave 32,850 hours of their time
484,447
Donor visits These accomplishments are collective achievements thanks to the support of our partnering agencies, community businesses, volunteers, shoppers and donors, and our dedicated staff and board members.
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Pueblo Retail Center With great excitement and collaboration, Goodwill began the expansion of our retail services in Pueblo. A 30,000 sq. ft. retail and donation center, located at 3610 Dillon Drive, is slated to open in May 2012 and represents Goodwill’s ninth retail center offering great deals on gently used goods. We are delighted to begin working with Pueblo’s community leaders and fellow nonprofits to determine what resources can best serve the people of Pueblo.
2 0 11 Highl ights POSSIBILITIES Goodwill continued laying the groundwork for our newest program “Possibilities”-- a first-of-its-kind program creating everyday living experiences to teach individuals with intellectual and physical challenges important life skills. Using a real community of businesses built inside our new campus, this innovative approach to programming encourages safe and unlimited learning through education, recreation and engagement.
Capital Campaign
CNA PROGRAM Goodwill initiated our Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) training program for job seekers moving from welfare to work. Goodwill began the program knowing CNAs are in demand and the profession offers jobs seekers flexible schedules, a good wage and great benefits. In the program’s first six months, 22 CNA candidates enrolled and 15 individuals became certified. Goodwill continues to place these new CNAs in jobs with local health care providers – partnerships that bring to life Goodwill’s many sustainable business models.
Goodwill Campus
Goodwill acquired our new campus at 1460 Goodwill successfully kicked off the “Paths to Independence” Garden of the Gods Road through El Pomar Capital Campaign to raise $10 million to fund the purchase Foundation’s generously purchasing the building, leasing of our new campus, Possibilities and a tunnel washer for it to Goodwill and then donating the building to Goodwill at the commercial laundry. With generous gifts from Goodwill’s the end of the lease term. By consolidating administration and supporters, nearly $9.3 million was raised in 2011 alone! select programs, Goodwill is able to better serve clients by Of that, $5.35 million was gifted by El Pomar broadening our reach and embracing the opportunities Foundation through the purchase and future of tomorrow. donation of Goodwill’s new campus and $1 million was given by the Daniels Fund to help launch Possibilities.
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What the Community Gave
Goodwill Board of Directors Peggy Gardner, Chair, Holland & Hart LLP
Business Contract Work 19%
Steve Condon, 1st Vice Chair, CB&T Wealth Management LLC
Sales of Donated Goods 38%
Judith Rae Mackey, 2nd Vice Chair, Benefit Services Group Michael C. Pennica, Treasurer, Pennica Financial Group, Inc. Chris Odell, Secretary, Civic Leader Karla Grazier, President/CEO, Discover Goodwill of Southern & Western Colorado Ed Anderson, LTG Gen., US Army Retired John Armstrong, Jr., Civic Leader
Rehabilitation Service Fees 23%
Dale Beede, Coldwell Banker Commercial
El Pomar Gift 11%
Other Public Support 9%
Matthew Craddock, Craddock Commercial Real Estate LLC John Foss, Foss Consulting, Inc. Jennifer George, Civic Leader Kristin Guggenhime-Wellens, Civic Leader
Sales of Donated Goods
$18,420,000
Deborah Hendrix, Alpine Technology Corporation
El Pomar Gift
5,350,000
Amy K. Hill, Consultant
Other Public Support
4,443,000
William (Bill) K. Hurt, ERA Shields Real Estate
Rehabilitation Service Fees
11,223,000
Business Contract Work
9,313,000
Other
74,000
Total $48,823,000
Kent Ingram, First United Methodist Church David Lord, Griffis Group of Companies Peter Maiurro, El Pomar Foundation Bonnie Martinez, Civic Leader Charles (Chuck) J. Murphy, Murphy Constructors, Inc. Wynne Palermo, WYNNE Realty, Ltd. Greg Papineau, Biggs Kofford, P.C. Phil Price, Ramsay, Stattman, Vela & Price
What Goodwill Gave Back General and Administrative 10%
Venkateshwar (Venkat) Reddy, UCCS, College of Business and Administration John Register, United States Olympic Committee Todd Reynolds, Hammes Company
Fundraising 1%
Lisa Rutherford, American National Bank Alan B. Steiner, Colorado Springs Technology Incubator Michael Suggs, NAI Highland, LLC Malham M. Wakin, Brig. Gen. USAF Retired, Professor Emeritus, USAF Academy
Programs and Services 89%
Kate Wilder, Penrose-St. Francis Healthcare System Barbara J. Winter, Ent Federal Credit Union
Foundation Board of Directors Phil De Vries, Chairman, BBVA Compass Bank Kyle Hybl, Vice Chair, El Pomar Foundation
Collecting, Processing & Selling Donated Goods Providing Rehabilitation Services
$14,111,000 10,528,000
Susan Jenkins, Secretary, Nor’wood Development Group Michael C. Pennica, Treasurer, Pennica Financial Group, Inc.
Performing Contract Work
8,814,000
Gayle Beshears, Civic Leader
Creation of Possibilities Program
3,150,000
Peggy Carmack, Civic Leader
Consolidation of Leased/Owned Premises
5,350,000
Lynn P. Cool, Past Board Chair, The Cool Company
Administrative Support for Programs & Occupancy
4,466,000
Miles Dewhirst, Dewhirst & Dolven, LLC
Fundraising 492,000
Steve Engel, Griffis/Blessing, Inc.
Increase to Working Capital
Jon Medved, Cutlass Communications
1,912,000
Total $48,823,000
Virginia S. Morgan, The Morgan Law Group Sue B. Mulvihill, Civic Leader Christy Walsh, Civic Leader
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Goodwill Employers Affiliated Computer Systems ARC Thrift Stores of Colorado BOCES Burger King Centura Health City of Colorado Springs Municipal Airport Color Star Growers Colorado College Colorado Department of Transportation Colorado Springs School District 11 Craddock Columbine Realty Crowne Plaza Hotel Colorado Springs El Paso County Department of Human Services Firstsource Solutions USA, Inc. Graven Austin & Drake Home Depot King Soopers Little Caesars Marshall’s Department Store McDonald’s of Colorado Springs On-the-Go-Cellular & AAA Used Phones
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Pikes Peak National Bank Pizza Hut Popeye’s Progressive Ricks Garden Center Ross Dress for Less Ryla Salvation Army, The Specialty Cleaning Services, Inc. Stellar Restaurant Solutions Subway The Colorado Springs School Time Warner Cable Tire Distribution Systems Taco Bell University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Village Inn Walmart Wells Fargo Wendy’s Westone Laboratories
Most businesses listed above have hired five or more Goodwill clients.
Career Development Center Supporters 4th Judicial District American Charities AspenPointe Arc Thrift Stores of Colorado Better Business Bureau of Southern Colorado CASA of the Pikes Peak Region Centura Health Child Care Connections Colorado Department of Corrections Colorado Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Colorado Federation of Republican Women – 5th District COMCOR, Inc. Crossfire Ministries Dream Power Animal Rescue Dress for Success Colorado Springs Front Range Nursing GEO Foundation God’s Pantry Healing Center, The High Plains Helping Hands Kids Corner Leadership Pikes Peak Lighthouse Mobile Ministries Ministerios Gloria de Sion National Mill Dog Rescue Partners in Housing Pikes Peak Community Foundation Pikes Peak Workforce Center Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Colorado Sachs Foundation Salvation Army, The Stratmoor Hills Fire Department TESSA Urban League Pikes Peak Region Urban Peak
Community Volunteers AARP American Heart Association Assurant Beth-El School of Nursing - Pikes Peak Community College Bridge to Awareness Counseling Center Center for Non-Profit Excellence, The College America Colorado Asset Building Coalition Colorado College
Colorado Springs School District 20/Pine Creek High School Colorado Springs School District 49/Sand Creek High School Colorado Springs School, The Colorado Springs Utilities Focus Fund Community Church of the Rockies El Paso County Public Health Women’s Health Clinic El Paso County Sheriff’s Office Fitness 19 Ford Motor Credit
Peterson Air Force Peyton School District 23 Pikes Peak Community College Pikes Peak Workforce Center Subway Superior Cleaners TCF Bank T.RowePrice Therapeutic Recreation Program United Healthcare Urgent Care Centers United States Air Force Academy University of Colorado at
Colorado Institute of Massage Therapy Colorado QuitLine Colorado Springs Fire Department Colorado Springs Police Department Colorado Springs School District 12/Cheyenne Mountain High School Colorado Springs School District 2/New Horizons High School Colorado Springs School District 11/Palmer High School
Fort Carson Frontier Asset Building Coalition Gold’s Gym Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region Internal Revenue Service Island Heart Dancers Lutheran Youth Program Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage Pacific Pride Peak Vista Community Health Centers
Colorado Springs University of Southern Colorado Walmart Weight Watchers Widefield School District 3 Woodland Park Community Church YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region Youthtrack Visions
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Go odwill F oun d at i on Jon is joined by the following past Guiding Light Award recipients:
The Foundation’s Guiding Light Award is given at Goodwill’s Annual Dinner in recognition of leadership, stewardship and philanthropic commitment to Goodwill. Congratulations to this year’s Guiding Light award recipient, Jon Medved. From 1985 to 2011, Jon was a member of Goodwill’s boards serving as chairman of both the Goodwill Board and Foundation Board. In addition, Jon holds the unique distinction of having served on three committees that helped select Goodwill presidents Pete Hoke, Bob Baker and Karla Grazier. Jon’s leadership continues as co-chair of Goodwill’s $10 million “Paths to Independence” Capital Campaign. In addition to their annual and capital support, Jon and his wife Becky are members of The Good Will Society because they included Goodwill as a beneficiary in their estate.
• 2011 Lynn Cool • 2010 Elizabeth and Jim Spittler • 2009 Marta Erhard and Tom DeCotiis • 2008 El Pomar Foundation • 2007 Susan and Steve Suggs • 2006 John Armstrong • 2005 Ed Rudolph • 2004 Susie and David Jenkins • 2003 Mary Flemke • 2002 Ann and Jack Brown • 2001 Ed Osborne
Goodwill Clients Benefited from your Contributions in 2011
The “Paths to Independence” Capital Campaign launched in spring 2011 with the “quiet phase” of our $10 million campaign dedicated to our groundbreaking Possibilities program, new campus and commercial laundry. Thousands of individuals with disabilities, their families and the community at large will benefit from the educational and employment opportunities resulting from the success of this campaign.
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Generous support from Goodwill’s boards and employees, El Pomar Foundation, the Daniels Fund, Chapman Foundations and numerous other foundations, individuals and businesses raised $9.3 million. With just over $700,000 left to raise, Goodwill invites our donors and the community to invest in this important campaign.
The increasing demand for health care workers combined with high unemployment in Colorado Springs, led Goodwill to the creation of our innovative Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) training program. As part of Goodwill’s welfare-to-work program, and in partnership with Front Range Nursing, qualifying job seekers are recruited, trained and certified as CNAs and then placed in jobs with local health care providers. Grants and scholarships enabled Goodwill to provide training free-of-charge to students otherwise unable to afford the program. Goodwill’s Life at the Bluffs adult day program (soon to be called Voyages) serves seniors and veterans who need significant attention during the day due to medical conditions such as early Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, Parkinson’s, head injuries, diabetes, cancer and other medical ailments. The program provides social interaction, stimulating activities and community outings for seniors. The majority of seniors are on Medicaid. Contributions helped offset the cost of this program and offered complimentary “nights out” to allow caregivers much needed respite.
2011
Foundation
Giving Future Generations a Hand-Up, not a Hand Out
The Good Will Society was formed in 2004 to recognize and thank individuals who invest in our future by including Discover Goodwill Foundation as a beneficiary in their estate. Members have notified us during their lifetime of their gift to Goodwill through their will, trust or other planned gift.
The Good Will Society Members Anonymous (10)
Mary Flemke*
Carol and
Karen and John
Ruth and William Gendron
Michael Pennica*
Armstrong*
Karla Grazier and
Phil Price
Carol and Bob Baker*
Ward Berlin*
Elizabeth and
Kathy and Tom Bates*
Adrian Hall
Bill Schwarz*
Leslie and Brad Bent*
Florence and Safford
Elizabeth and Jim Spittler*
Jeanne Conder*
Hermann
Marjorie Stroh*
Lynn and Rob Cool
Mary Ellen McNally*
Susan and Steve Suggs
Jenny and Matt Craddock
Becky and Jon Medved*
Pauleta Terven
Mary Eitel*
Sue Mulvihill
Marta Erhard and
Kent Olin
Tom DeCotiis
Mary and Ed Osborne*
George Fellows*
Wynne Palermo
In-Kind Donors (valued at $1,000+) Azteca Design American Lock & Key Benefit Consulting Group Broadmoor Hotel, The Tom Bullock with Bulloch & Associates Advertising LLC Kyle Campbell with Classic Consulting Deloitte & Touche Design Works
Gazette, The GE Johnson Construction Company Graham Advertising Kristin Guggenhime-Wellens and Brian Wellens Herberger’s/Bon Ton High Rise Coffee Roasters David and Susan Jenkins Tim Kneen Dave Kottler with APEX Communications Inc Chuck Murphy
*Charter Members
NAI Highland Commercial Wynne Palermo Pikes Peak Workforce Center Pyramid Motors Christy Riggs with 308 llc Safeway Sherman & Howard, LLC Walmart Christian Wilkins Windstar Studios
The Discover Goodwill Foundation is a 501(c)(3) supporting organization that exists to fund Goodwill’s programs and services for persons with disadvantages and disabilities. Thank you to all those listed below who have contributed to Goodwill in 2011. We regret that we cannot list all those who generously donated clothing, household goods and other items in support of our mission.
Donors $1,000 and Above Cynthia Abbey Jill Alderton Robert and Mary Alice Alleger Robert Allen Tom and Sylvia Allen ANB Bank Edward and Ann Anderson Donna and Lonny Andrews Garland and Sharlene Anneler Anonymous Anschutz Foundation Rosemary and Lloyd Apricio Jacqueline G. Archer Charitable Trust Architivity Tina Argus A.W. and Mary Armour John and Karen Armstrong Norton Bain Bob and Carol Baker Michael and Diane Bell Benefit Services Group Gayle Beshears Alfred Metzger and Esther Beynon Eric and Sheri Blakesley Stephen and Jana Bohnen Ron Bollenberghe and Robin Hardie Chris Bonnin Richard Brown Jerome V. Bruni Foundation Al and Leigh Buettner Allison Burns Caring for Colorado Foundation Wayne and Peggy Carmack David Carpenter and Barbara Winter The Carpet Care Craftsman, Inc. Ruth Carson Randle and Lena Gail Case Central Bancorp CenturyLink Rob Chadick H.A. & Mary K. Chapman Charitable Trust Choice Exploration Cloughton Investments, LLP Andrew and Mariann Cobb Tim and Mary Cobb Tom and Katie Cobb Colomex, Inc. Colorado Industrial Recycling
Colorado Springs Utilities Ron and Jeanne Conder Steven and Karen Condon Debra Conway Rob and Lynn Cool Howard and Carla Copeland Craddock Commercial Real Estate, LLC Matthew and Jennifer Craddock Sherwood Crocker Trust Russ Crossen James and Jeannie Cullivan Daniels Fund Kathy Davis Philip and Anne De Vries Thomas DeCotiis and Marta Erhard Miles and Lori Dewhirst Alberta Drake El Pomar Foundation Steve and Cynthia Engel Ent Federal Credit Union Estate of Lucy O. Ross Estate of Peter J. King, Jr. Peggy Failla George Fellows John and Melissa Foss Richard Frank Jack and Indy Frazee Tamara French Ben and Keri Funkhouser Jerry and Lori Fussell Trevor Gagne The Garden City Company Peggy Gardner Gates Family Foundation GE Johnson Construction William Gendron Jeffrey and Jennifer George Hester & Edwin Giddings Foundation Jerry Grage Karla Grazier and Ward Berlin Griffis/Blessing Marvin Grusing Jimmy Sue Guggenhime A.L Hall & J.A. Hall Trust Mike and Amanda Hamilton David and Jolene Hanson Scott Hardwig Rick Hawk Steve and Joy Helbing Charles and Deborah Hendrix Peet and Carolyn Heuberger Donald & Phyllis Hibbard Trust Jeffrey and Amy Hill
Ryer Hitchcock Leroy and Colette Hoelting Timothy Hoiles Bart Holaday Holland & Hart LLP Mabel Horrigan Foundation David and Carlyn Howell William and Carol Hurt Kyle and Sally Hybl Kent and Kris Ingram David and Susan Jenkins Helen K. and Arthur E. Johnson Foundation, Denver James and Laura Johnson Jeffrey and Maria Johnson Kimberly Jones Bill and Rockie Kephart Karl and Kathleen Klepfer Florence S. Knight Trust Denise Krug Margot Lane Philip and Anita Lane Robert and Kelly LeBrun William Lees Vae Lefano George and Jajean Lenz Gary and Jane Loo Katherine Loo Vincent and Tracey Lopez David Lord Knut and Melissa Lyby Bill and Judith Mackey Peter and Kate Maiurro Ronald and Suzanne Marold The Marson Foundation John and Cathleen Marta Bill and Laura Marth Joe and Bonnie Martinez Paul Martinez and Mari Sinton-Martinez Jessica Mayo Mary Ellen McNally Jon and Becky Medved Memorial Health System Annissa Moland Frank and Lorrie Molli Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Rick and Virginia Morgan Rick and Diana Morgan Mountain States Employers Council, Inc. Mark and Marisa Mullins Susan Mulvihill Charles and Mary Lou Murphy NAI Highland Commercial Group Dellora A. and Lester J. Norris Foundation
Robert and Jane Norris John and Katherine Norsworthy NorWood Foundation Chris and Molly Odell Kent Olin Olson Plumbing & Heating Co. John and Laurie Onstott Daniel and Sandra O’Rear Ed and Mary Osborne Wynne Palermo Greg and Cindy Papineau Pennica Financial Group Michael and Carol Pennica Penrose-St. Francis Health Services Pinnacol Assurance Faye Point Brian and Patrice Polacek Margaret Porter Philip Price Bruce Purcell Ramsay, Stattman, Vela & Price Red Noland Auto Group John and Alice Register Shery and Don Richer Victor and Diane Russelavage Scott and Lisa Rutherford James and Denise Sanders George and Ardis Sawaya Deanna Scott Laura Shaw James and Elizabeth Spittler Don and Mary Spradlin Statler Family Foundation Alan and Barbara Steiner Kimberly Sturch Michael and Lindsey Suggs Pauleta Terven Texas Petroleum Investment Company The Estate of Kenneth W. Hastings The Estate of Mary M. Shore The Kenneth King Foundation The Lyda Hill Foundation The Morgan Family Foundation Michael and Catherine Thistlewood Steven Tooke Wendel and Marcy Torres Michael and Kathryn Trapp Alexandria Troesh U.S. Bank Judy Valentine Vintage Communities, Inc. Malham and Lynn Wakin Judith Walker
Buzz and Christy Walsh Waste Connections, Inc. Maggie Watson Wells Fargo Bank John and Linda Wiepking James and Kate Wilder Mark and Kathy Wood Joseph and Linda Woodford WYNNE Realty, Ltd. Donors $1-999 Candy Albalos Barbara Alger Sandra Allemang Samuel Allwein Betty Jo Anderson Paul and Mary Anderson William Anderson Sabrina Anderton Angela Antrim Ron and Susan Apgar Christie Arambulo Robert Armintor Elizabeth Armstrong Melissa Arnold Art + Farm Wine Angel Atkinson Bill Atwell David Bach Scott and Sue Bacon Bobby and Nicole Baker Brian Baker Jordan Baker Karen Baker Phyllis Baker Andrew and Eileen Ballas Michael and Angie Barber James Barcus Christine Barnham Phyllis Baros David and Bonnie Baswell Donald Bates Thomas and Kathleen Bates Donald Bauder Jacqueline Baughman Nadine Bay and Gordon Vaughan Jason Bayette Ronald Beaton Christopher Beaver Amy Becker Stanley and Electa Beckner Donald and Vadonna Beebe Dale and Susan Beede Doreen Beggs Anna Bennett Christiane Bennett Melinda Bennett Ted and Diane Benninghoff
Brad and Leslie Bent Roland and Marilyn Bernier Maxine and Wallace Berntson Jeff and Marilue Beverly BH Benefits Lewis and Wilma Biegelsen Christine Bigby Susan Bishop Fred and Laurie Blackmun Tanya Blair Frederick and Suzanne Blazer Burdette Blumer Elizabeth Bockstahler John Boddington Stephen and Jean Bodman William Bonifas Nathan Bookout Larry and Nancy Borden Tracy Boyd Richard and Dorothy Bradley Santana and Lafayette Brady Eugene and Jeanie Bray Laurann Briding Marion Brockett Ann Brosh Junem Broughton Karen Brown Lucinda Brown Jeffrey and Patricia Bruce Mary Margaret Brummeler Andra Brunt Janice Brust April Brutsche Aaron Bryan Shalara Bryan Marilyn Buckner John and Barbara Budd Bruce and Joan Buell Stephen and Donna Bufmack Duncan and Judith Burdick James and Susan Burke Tom Busch Dale Campbell Kim Campbell Jacque Cann Robert and Ruthann Carlisle Kenneth and Beverly Carlson Benjamin and Lois Carr Daniel Carrick Danny and Susan Carroll Matthew and Marilyn Carroll Jack and Glenn Carson Josie Caruso-Rathe Betty Casillas-Arellano John Casto Tina Castro Connie Centenio Patricia Chaffin Amanda Chancellor Binky Chandler Greg and Andi Chernushin Carrie Chesney Chief Petroleum Co. Cecil Childers Chinook Foundation Martin and Beverly Christensen Ruth Christian Rae Christiansen
Leroy and Norma Christopher Matthew Christy Karen Clark Paul and Sherry Clarkin Ben Clayton Don and Patricia Cloud Ella Cochrane Kimberly Coffin Joe and Shannon Cole Margaret Cole Norma Cole Richard and Teresa Cole Matt Coleman and Luisa Graff Verne Collier Justus Collins Karen Collins Colorado Institute of Massage Therapy Robert and Caroline Combs Robert and Carol Comes Community First Foundation Janet Conover Roberto Contreras-Espino Thelma Cook Eddy Cooke Therese Cordova Joseph and Mary Corrigan Nicole Cosgrove Jami Cowan Abram Craver Ricardo and Leticia Creel Herman and Myrtle Crider Jaimy Criswell Bobby Cross Carole Crowley Joseph Cunningham Victor Cunningham Glenna Currier Dorothy Curtis Floyd Curtis Kim Daniels Nancy Daniels Nettie Daniels James D’Annibale Lori Dause Jean Davern Konnie Davidson Daryl and Jeanne Davis Angela Dean Raymond and Patricia Deeny Tiffany Dehn Richard and Renee Demey Gordon and Suzanne Denison Linda DePlante Mark Detty Donald and Robin Dickenson Deborah Dietrich Eileen Dillinder Jack and Meredith Dillon Claudia Dimas Levi Dixon Jessie Dobbs Donna Dobey Carie DoBrava Ursula Dodge David and Meredith Donner Robert and Joan Donner Robert Donohue John Drabing
Aric Duckett Dean and Nancy Duckwitz Clyde Duncan Richard Duncan Paul and Jan Dwyer Claudia Dyer Margaret Dyer Lowell and Betty Edwards Tonya Edwards Jane Edwin Christopher Eldredge Wanda Elias Shari Ellis Michael Engelhardt T. Richard Enright Kevin Ensman EON Today’s Office Neill and Jenny Erdossy Setsue Ericson Bente Esquibel Nancy Estrella Executive Women International Anthony and Carlene Eye Kelly Fain Dorothy Fandel Isam and Phyllis Faraj Patrick and Kris Faricy Joanne Farry Susan Feely Leland Feitz Matthew Feller Jeffrey and Carol Ferguson Paul and Jordan Fields Ben and Karol Finch Craig and Marilyn Fink Lindsay and Joanna Fischer Robert and Carol Fisher Scott and Jennifer Fisher MacDonald Fleming Robert Fleming Elizabeth Flores Meghan Fogarty Lee Foushee Courtney Foutch John Fouts Deborah Fraley Laurena Frazier Katherine Frey Gary and Ruth Frith Ann Fuller John and Peggy Fuller Bill and Gayla Gaines Hortensia Gambles Helen Gappa Allisha Garcia Michael Garner Robert and Judy Garner Tonda Garringer Leslie Garrison Garyco Software, Inc John and Jeanne Gauch Donald and Barbara Gazibara David and Mary Geihsler Henry and Winifred Gendreizig Emery George Tom Georgis Grace Gerard Garfield and Angie Gerholdt
Tamara Gershteyn Lyle Gillespie Jemarcus Gilliam Vera Glass Walter and Willia Glover Carole Goldy James Gomes Robert and Jen Gonzales Goodwill Industries International, Inc. Lawrence and Mary Gorab Joseph and Diane Gordon John and Cecile Gort Carl and Carol Gould Margaret Gray David and Paulette Greenberg John and Diane Griffin Laura Griffin Cherry Griffith Helen and Wayne Grothe Tom Grounds Carolyn Grundgeiger Shelby Grzeskowiak Anthony Gurule Linn and Nora Gustafson Gloria and Ramon Gutierrez Peter and Helen Hadjis Art and Sally Hagan Donald and Marion Hagood Brian and Linda Hall Charles and Rachel Hall Mary Hall Samuel and Mary Alice Hall Donald and Mary Haller Patricia Hamilton Rose Hamman Keith and Marilyn Hancock John and Elizabeth Haney Amber Hanlon Andrew Hanowell Rebecca Harley Deborah Harney Douglas and Debra Harnly Clinton Harper Michael Harrell Mary Harrington Denise Harris Jean Harris Jim and Gigi Harris Richard Hart Douglas and Yvonne Hartwell Lee Hasty Brandy Hatten David and Mary Haukom Jose Hayden Sylvia Hazelett Health & Welfare Benefit Systems, Inc. Paul Heinich Bette Hemenway Francis and Linda Heming Shannon Hemingway Elliott Henry Katie Henson Florence Hesse Kim Heusler Mary Heusler Herbert Hickman Pamela Higgins Rochelle Higley
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Vision Statement: We will be satisfied with our work only when every person in our community whom we are privileged to serve has an opportunity to develop to his or her fullest potential and enjoy a maximum of abundant living.
We Value: • The potential of the individual • Self-worth • Self-sufficiency • Respect and courtesy • Integrity and fairness • Organizational viability
Goodwill proudly demonstrates our commitment to the highest standards of quality, public accountability and transparency through our accreditation with The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).
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