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Our 32 Annual Gala Event A Letter From the Swift President

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elcome to the 32nd Annual Swift Gala

Auction and Art Gallery. On behalf of Swift, I want to thank you for attending this evening’s “Red Carpet Affair” and for the “starring role” you serve in our community by supporting Swift. Our goals this evening are to raise funds for our community and to have fun. We have arranged for an entertaining evening that captures the fun and excitement of Hollywood, and we hope you enjoy the night.

For the last three decades, Swift has been known for its broad-based support, through grants, of all non-profit organizations--from the arts, to education, to social services, and everything in between. Our most significant source of fundraising for the year is tonight’s auction, and the generous donations you make tonight will go back out to Southwest Washington in the form of grants. I and the other current members of Swift

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are just temporary stewards for this wonderful organization.

Without your generosity and sense of community, Swift could not accomplish all that it does to make the lives of so many people here in Southwest Washington better.

I would like to give the award for “Best Supporting Role” to our title sponsor for tonight’s event, Bank of Clark County. Our thanks to Mike Worthy and everyone at Bank of Clark County for their generous support of Swift. In closing, please enjoy yourselves and thank you for supporting Swift and our Community.

Todd Mitchell Swift President

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Swift Board of Directors 2006/2007 President

Vice President of Membership

Todd Mitchell Bullivant Houser Bailey, PC

Diana Fitzpatrick First Independent

Vice President Secretary/Treasurer

Vice President of Marketing

Robin Hayden Houck & Associates

Helen Devery JD White Company, Inc.

Vice President of Allocations

Swift Staff

Jennifer McClure MacKay & Sposito, Inc.

Gabriela Laddusaw Managing Director

Vice President of Development

Kim Stewart Office Assistant

Dave Dumas John L. Scott Realty

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Swift Members 2006/2007

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Robin Anderson

Kerry Furimsky

Brad Phelps

Divine Interiors

Stewart Title

CH2M Hill

Maya Bhat Gregerson

Anita Geyer

Shelly Pierce

Clark County Health Department

Mary Kay Cosmetics

Bank of America

Jill Bingham

Teresa Glaus

Joan Ransier

Rainier Case Management

Hewlett Packard

The New Phoenix Casino

Andrew Cornett

Lisa Goorjian

Angela Robinson

Biggs Insurance

City of Vancouver, Parks & Rec

Arbonne International

Holly Campbell

Marlene Laddusaw

Kristina Salinas

Homewood Suites

Re/Max Equity Group

First Independent

Jennifer Daggett

Kimberly Lamey

Brian Weeks

Stewart Title

Junior Achievement

Bullivant Houser Bailey, PC

Bryan Dent

Marceen Moe

Verdella Whareham

Umpqua Bank

Legacy Health Systems

Debra Dover

Debbie Momb

Wells Fargo/ Washington State University

YW Housing

Stay of America

Michele Freeman

Paige Oster

West Coast Bank

Windemere Stellar Group

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A Red Carpet Welcome

From the Chairperson, Swift GalaPlanningCommittee elcome, everyone, to the 2007 Swift Gala Premier! It is my honor to spend the evening with each of you community members who have generously filled at least one of the various supporting roles necessary in order to create an event of this kind. Members. Sponsors. Donors. Guests. Event volunteers. There are numerous facets to this production that Swift affectionately refers to as The Gala. With your help, Swift has successfully set the stage for our 32nd Annual Event.

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I would personally like to thank the Hilton Hotel and Convention Center for providing such a wonderful venue, along with Michael Lampson of Lasting Impressions Ltd for his role in transforming this location into Vancouver’s own Red Carpet Premier.

The elaborate theme for our 2007 event evolved on it’s own, and is a perfect example of accidental genius. When we began planning for this evening last April, our original thought and direction began with a very simple list titled KEY PLAYERS. We began jotting down each piece of the puzzle, and within a few moments, we had included everyone from our title sponsor, Bank of Clark County, to potential sponsors, past sponsors, donors, guests, members, volunteers and event vendors. The page had become something that resembled a movie cast before our very eyes. So, we changed the title of our list, and a theme for our 2007 event was born.

One of the longest running charity auctions in Southwest Washington, the Gala serves many purposes for Swift. Not only is it our largest annual fundraising event, but it is also an evening that provides us with the opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate a community that has faithfully supported Swift since 1975. Your award winning generosity and volunteer efforts have allowed Swift to donate more than $4 million to over 1,200 worthy community projects.

Swift and the organizations that it has been fortunate enough to touch over the past 32 years are so very grateful for this community’s ever-present capacity to give. We applaud you this evening, all of the sponsors, donors, volunteers and community members who faithfully support.

It is Swift’s mission of meeting needs, fulfilling dreams and inspiring hope through grants.

I wish to thank everyone who has accepted a place on the Red Carpet tonight! It is Swift’s pleasure to honor you with an evening of glitz, glamour and giving.

JILL BINGHAM Chairperson, Swift Gala Planning Committee

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It’s A Red Carpet Affair!

Swift’s 32 nd Gala Premier Auction & Art Gallery 2006-2007 Sponsors

Inroducing:

Presenting Sponsor

Art Gallery Sponsor

Leslie Durst Silent Auction Sections

Guest Emcee

Auctioneer

DARIA O’NEILL

SHAWN HAMILTON

Local Radio/Media Celebrity 105.1 FM

Stokes Auction Group

Event Schedule: 5:30

Silent Auction Opens

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Silent Auction Closes

Hollywood of Today 6:50

Silent Auction Closes

Classic Hollywood 7:10

Silent Auction Closes

Western Hollywood

Columbia Credit Union Wells Fargo West Coast Bank Valet Sponsor

The New Phoenix Casino In-Kind Sponsors

Bullivant Houser Bailey, PC Networks 4 You The Columbian The JD White Company, Inc. MVP Video Productions Lasting Impressions Gough Creative Group Crown Moving Company Prestige Development First Independent Daria O’Neill Hewlett Packard

Super Silent will close after live item #9.

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Swift Grants Awarded 2006-2007 Over $13,000 awarded to ARTS and CULTURE Columbia River HS Band Parents - $1,140

Tears of Joy Theatre - $3,500

Harnesses and drum skins

Performance fees

Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts - $2,400

Vancouver Symphony Orchestra - $4,639

Genie Ariel work platform

Concert bass & field snare drum with stand and bag

Junior Symphony of Vancouver - $1,800 Performance fees

Over $45,000 awarded to CIVIC and EDUCATION

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Battle Ground School District - $4,200

JD Zellerbach Elementary PTA - $1,900

Special education technology

Fencing materials for deer fence

Camas High School Mock Trial - $1,000

Junior Achievement - $1,500

Fees associated with Mock Trial competition

Program materials for 12 classes at Discovery Middle School

Clark County Fire District #13 - $4,379

Kelso School District - $1,970

Frequency coordination fees

Special education technology

Fort Vancouver Regional Library Foundation - $7,500

North Country Emergency Medical Services - $2,377

Community deck

Emergency phone at Mt. St. Helens

Green Mountain School District #103 - $2,000

Pomeroy Living History Farm - $1,400

Books for library

Computer work station and printer

Heritage Youth & Government Club - $2,000

Ridgefield Cub Scouts Pack 310 - $1,000

Training materials

Storage shed

Home Ownership Center - $1,638

Vancouver National Historic Reserve Trust - $2,325

Exhibit display board and case

Printing of brochure

Hough Foundation - $7,156.50

Vancouver Police Department - $3,112

2 Picnic tables with concrete slab and basketball hoop

2 External defibrillators

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Over $105,000 to 37 non-profits, schools and agencies throughout SW Washington Over $46,000 awarded to SOCIAL and HEALTH American Cancer Society – Discovery Shop - $1,050

Lower Columbia Action Council - $4,261

Awning

Medical equipment and supplies for Meals on Wheels

Boys & Girls Club of Southwest Washington - $2,500

Progress Center - $2,500

Transportation fees

Computer, desk, bookcases, and chairs

Columbia River Mental Health - $3,182

Residential Resources - $1,800

Furniture for treatment room

Software

Community Services NW - $3,855

Silver Star Search & Rescue - $4,339.40

Laptop computer and printers

Laptop, projector, & communication radios

Cowlitz Crime Stoppers - $1,853

Southwest Washington Advocates for Youth - $4,300

2000 Stickers, laptop and projector

Scholarships & projector

Department of Social & Health - $2,000

West Columbia Gorge Humane Society - $1,000

Bus tickets, diapers, & beds for needy families

Medical supplies and medications

Free Clinic of Southwest Washington - $4,801.97

YW Housing - $600

Photo identification system with badging software

Computer

Healing Jaguar - $4,484.83

YWCA Clark County - $3,672.80

Diagnostic testing, medicines, and facilities fees

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Auction Rules Registration Guests wishing to bid must register at the registration desk and secure a bidder number. Your signature on the registration form is legally binding and constitutes your acceptance of the Auction Rules.

Payments

Anyone bidding, either in the live or silent auction, agrees to pay the amount of his or her bid if it is determined to be the successful bid in accordance with the rules concerning payment set forth below.

Cashier tables will be open followAuction Pay ing the close of the live auction for Guests may take advantage of payment of auction items purchases. express check out by providing a valid If you have used Auction Pay credit card number upon registration. method, you may go directly to the Your successful bid is then recorded pick-up area. For those guests who under your credit card number auto- are paying cash or check or who did matically. Visa, Mastercard, American not chose the Auction Pay method, Express & Discover will be accepted. please step to the cashier tables located in the registration area. All items must be No Warranties paid in full before they All items and services are sold “As is”. may be claimed.

Swift makes no warranties or representation All Sales Are Final. There regarding the condition of quality of any will be no exchanges or item or service sold, including, without limCash refunds are refunds. itation, any warranty of fitness for a not available on any unused particular purpose. Swift expressly disclaims portion of items. liability, and the bidder expressly waives any claim against Swift, for any loss, injury or A successful bid creates a damage caused to any person or property legal obligation for the arising out of the use of any item or service. bidder to pay the price for Bidder agrees and acknowledges, by registhe item. In the event that tering and obtaining a bidding number, to an item is unredeemed after these terms, conditions and waivers. a successful bid, Swift may Swift reserves the right to withdraw any item elect to pursue its legal from sale prior to date of the auction or remedies. At Swift’s discreduring the night of the auction. tion, an item unclaimed after 30 days may become the sole property of Swift or Swift may Silent Auction enforce the bidder’s contract.

All items in the silent auction have individual bids sheets attached or Item Removal and Usage placed nearby. Bid by writing your Paid receipts obtained at the bidder number on any item as often as cashier’s desk may be taken to the item you wish but each increase must meet pick up area. Items may be removed the minimum increase on the bid sheet. from the hotel only with a paid receipt.

All items must be removed from the Live Auction Hilton by midnight April 14, 2007.

Bidders must hold up their card to Crown Moving Company will be able to signify their bid on the item being assist with deliver of larger items on auctioned at that time. The auction- Sunday April 15 within the greater Vaneer will be the final judge of the couver area. A form from Crown successful bidder for any item sold in Moving Company will be available at the live auction. check out to request this service.

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All services must be used within one year of April 14, 2007, unless otherwise specified. In the event an item or service listed in the catalog is for any reason not made available to the purchaser, Swift’s liability is limited to reimbursement of the purchase price paid.

Sales & Certificates Items are sold as is, and no exchanges or refunds will be made. Certificates for the auction items must be presented to the donor for redemption. Certificates are not negotiable cash, credit, or payment on prior accounts.

All items have minimum bids.

Values stated for items are estimates and are not warranted by Swift for tax purposes or general value.

IRS Disclosure Southwest Washington Independent Forward Thrust (Swift) has been granted not-for-profit status under section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code. Accordingly, contributions made to Swift are deductible for federal income tax purposes subject to the following: • A receipt from the charitable organization must support all contributions.

• The excess of the amount paid for the item(s) over the fair market value also limits such deduction, in as much as Swift has no way of independently evaluating the fair market value of individual items. Swift must rely solely on the value assigned by the donor. This is a good faith estimate by Swift and may not reflect “fair market value”.

In addition, the IRS allows a deduction for the portion of your ticket price that exceeds the value of the meal. Accordingly, Swift thanks you for tonight’s donation of $100.

We encourage you to consult your tax advisor regarding any contributions made to the Swift organization.

Swift Tax ID Number is 91-0956986.

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Thank you SWIFT for making Southwest Washington a better place to work and live.

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Live Auction Items 9. The Eagle has Landed

1. Centerpieces

5. Fore!

The Auctioneer will ask one of you to be the auctioneer and a recorder at your table. You will auction off the centerpiece. The centerpiece that is auctioned for the most amount of money will receive a special gift.

Fly to Bandon Dunes for the day on a “Stars and Stripes” comes with a Cerprivate, executive class airplane with 3 tificate of Authenticity stating that this of your closest friends to enjoy 18 masterpiece has been signed and numbered by its creator. It is #17 in a limited holes of world class golfing. edition of 100. The creator, Lorenzo Thank you Standard Aviation and Ghiglieri, is famous for his patriotic Quantum Residential bronze sculptures sold worldwide.

Value $25

Value $1,940

Thank you Richard & Sheri Matson

2. Pampered by Chef

6. The Finer Things

Certified Appraised Value $27,500

Enjoy a 5 Course Dinner for 10 at Gray’s at the Park Restaurant. A party will be held at the “Chef’s Table” and food will be prepared by none other than Chef Reed. Your party will surely be pampered and enjoy a fabulous dinner.

Dates to be mutually agreed upon.

Accessorize, decorate, and accent your home with this $1000 gift certificate 10. Homeward Bound Need a friend? Take home this adorable to Koplan’s Furniture.

Golden Retriever puppy complete with Thank you Koplan's Furniture custom dog bed, toys and treats.

Value $1,000

Thank you Gray’s at the Park

7. It’s a Wonderful Life

Value $1,500 3. The Grand Tour Enjoy a 6 hour wine tasting tour in a 22-passenger Luxury Lounge Cruiser care of Lucky Limousine & Towncar services. Package includes hors d’oeuvers in the vehicle, lunch at one of the wineries, and $300 in tasting fees.

Valid through 12/30/2007.

Thank you Realvest Corporation

Value $2,021 4. Sunriver Runs Through It

Thank you Frumenti, Lander & Wallace, PS

Celebrate Christmas in San Francisco at Ghirardelli Square while staying at WorldMark San Francisco. Downtown San Francisco is all yours from this exciting urban location. Accommodations are a short walk to Chinatown, Nob Hill and Union Square.

Room sleeps 4. Airfare not included.

December 22-29, 2007.

Thank you Neal and Robin Hayden

Value $1,750 8. Bling! Bling!

Value: $450 11. For Your Eyes Only A certificate entitles one person to prescreening/qualification at any one of Will Vision & Laser Center’s three locations (Vancouver, Lake Oswego or Salem), all laser CustomeVue Intralase Lasik (laser vision correction) procedure by Dr. Brian R. Will, utilizing the Intralase Laser technology and the Visx Star S4 Eye tracking Laser will be performed at their Vancouver office.

This includes all follow-up exams.

Thank you Will Vision & Laser Center

Ready! Set! Go! Shop until you drop Value $4,000 with this $5000 Shopping Spree at Michael Nutter Jewelers. No strings attached. You can buy anything in the store.

Enjoy first class accommodations in a custom home for one week. Accommodations are reminiscent of a grand lodge, with upscale appointments throughout.

Home includes a loft, built-in office suite, gourmet kitchen, fireplaces, hot Thank you Michael Nutter Jewelers tub, laundry room and generously sized Value $5,000 bedrooms. Sleeps 14 with 5 bedrooms, 5 full baths, and two half baths. Dates to be mutually agreed upon.

Thank you Pacific Lifestyle Homes

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He Said He Wanted Slippers.

My Mistake Was Listening.

I listened. But I wasn’t hearing him. Over the years, he got sheepskin slippers.

Heated slippers. Massage slippers. Finally I realized he didn’t want slippers. He wanted to see more of me, us, the kids. For me to help him with the crossword. For the kids to draw him dinosaurs. So this year, no slippers. Just the gifts he’s been too proud to put on a list.

Here’s to the gifts that really matter.

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Live Auction Items 15. Diamonds are Enjoy this trip to Costa Rica and stay 6 a Girl’s Best Friend 12. Pirates of Costa Rica

days at the luxurious Crocodile Bay Resort located adjacent to some of Costa Rica’s most beautiful beaches. This trip includes lodging, cuisine and spa treatment so that you will know how to be treated like royalty at this 5 star resort.

Airfare not included. Stay valid from June 1–Sept 30, 2007. Closed October.

Thank you Crocodile Bay

Value $4,190 13. Martini Anyone?

Be one of the first 15 guests to bid $200 on this wonderful opportunity for a summer evening in the courtyard at 1220 Main in downtown Vancouver. Don and Jennifer Rhodes, along with Joe and Sharyn Tanner, will host a Martini Party for up to 30 guests on August 18, 2007.

Enjoy their fabulous ambiance, heavy appetizers and libations with 28 other friends from Swift. Each successful bid admits two guests to this special event.

Thank you 1220 Main

Value $3,000 14. Dirty Driving

This 14K gold, custom designed, solitaire necklace is set with .65ct round brilliant diamond which will make any lady smile.

Thank you Runyan Jewelers

Value $1,950 16. Return to Paradise Situated on a beautiful rocky stretch of the Maui coastline, Kuleana Club offers one-bedroom timeshare units set in a quiet tropical landscape. Unit sleeps 4 and features a queen bed, a sleeper sofa and living area, fully equipped kitchen, and a private lanai which is perfect for a morning cup of coffee. Spend your days lounging by the resort pool, or climb the ladder down to the ocean for wonderful snorkeling and swimming. Airfare not included. Stay valid from September 14-21, 2007.

Thank you JD & Elaine Christianson

Value $1,500 17. Back to the Future This is your first opportunity to get a table for the Swift Gala in 2008. As you can see from last year’s successful bidder, this is no ordinary table. It comes with a beverage runner and VIP treatment. Plus, you are in prime location so you don’t miss any of the action.

This Kawasaki KFX 50 is an excellent model for parents who want to introduce their children to the world of off-road adventure while teaching them how to ride safely and responsibly. This vehicle is designed for riders ages six and older. For many families and their Value $1,500 friends, riding all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) is both a passion and a social activity, so get your bid card ready!

18. Fish On! Take a chartered flight up to Washington’s beautiful Neah Bay and go fishing. It will be a full day of salmon fishing with the option of halibut fishing if the season is open at that time.

This trip includes air, lodging, food, snacks, beverages, and fishing for two.

Dates to be mutually agreed upon.

Thank you Standard Aviation and Bullivant Houser Bailey, PC

Value $2,300 19. The Island Complete Relaxation for two! Enjoy 6 nights on Turtle Island…a romantic and secluded stay in a private cottage in Fiji.

With a maximum of 14 couples at any time, this all-inclusive resort will awaken your senses and melt the stresses of daily life. Bask in the tropical sun and ocean breezes on the powder white sandy beaches of the Blue Lagoon.

Private beach picnics of lobster and champagne are a favorite pastime. There are also an abundance of activities to make your trip enjoyable. Airfare not included.

Thank you Turtle Island Holidays

Value $13,328 20. Swift The Auctioneer will ask you to raise your bid card in support of our grants.

Every dollar raised will be placed in designated account for grants in 2008 that will enhance our community throughout Southwest Washington.

Thank you Pro Caliber

Value $1,500

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If you live or work in SW Washington, you’re welcome to join.

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Live Auction Items 21. The Masters

25. What? Jerry Lee Lewis?

29. The Great Escape

The Cedars Golf Course is a target course with very large cedar trees lining its fairway and water hazards in play on eight holes. Enjoy a round of golf with 7 of your closest friends and then celebrate a job well done with dinner at the clubhouse.

Need a break? Take a scenic flight to Friday Harbor in the San Juan Islands and enjoy a day of shopping with lunch.

This trip includes a $300 Visa Gift Card.

Dates to be mutually agreed upon.

Thank you The Cedars Golf Course

The renowned Lance Lipinsky can be yours for an evening. An incredible talent and would be a HUGE addition to any party. Lance is a Jerry Lee Lewis impersonator and brings laughter to any situation. He is available for your PRIVATE party anytime after November 15, 2007.

Value $1,000

Thank you Lance Lipinsky

Value $1,000 22. Flightplan Fly over Portland at night and experience 26. Sacajawea the night life with a $150 Visa Gift Card. As you may have seen, this piece is Thank you Standard Aviation and very detailed. The Sacajawea is 18 Haskin Electric Inc. inches tall and includes a fully beaded Value $1,150 dress and cradle board with baby.

23. “Sauvie Island Farms” Donna Young created this 11x14 framed original oil on canvas. This calming work of art displays a field of flowing grass, still water and billowy oak trees. As a breathtaking piece of art, this piece is a magnificent addition to any home or office. It contains red, blue, green, and gold colors.

Thank you Donna Young

Value $1,800 24. Ford and the Furious Drive away in a new 2007 Ford Explorer. The lease is good for 1 year or 15,000 miles, whichever comes first.

Must take delivery by 4/27/07. Please note that there are no substitutions or refunds and maintenance is not included.

Certain driver/recipient requirements apply.

Thank you Vancouver Ford/Hyundai

Value $9,000

Thank you Denise Hambrook

Value $4,000 27. This Puppy Wears Prada

Thank you Standard Aviation and NW Equity Group

Value $1,800 30. 90210 Enjoy a weekend stay, and breakfast for two, at the newly renovated Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills. With expansive views, and inviting indoor/outdoor living spaces, the Beverly Hilton´s inspired guest rooms express the best of relaxed, California living. They will also cater to your vision of convenience and comfort, with pillow-top mattresses, down-filled comforters, imported European linens, 42-inch plasma HDTVs, and custom workspaces equipped with all the amenities you need. Dates to be mutually agreed upon.

This little guy will melt your heart! He is a perfect accessory to any outfit; but most importantly, he will be your best friend. He comes with a custom Thank you Hilton Hotels Value $1,000 bed, treats and toys.

Thank you Frumenti, Lander & Wallace, PS

Value $550

31. Roots

Enjoy an evening at Roots Restaurant, compliments of Jody and Scott Camp28. If These Walls Could Talk bell of The Columbian.

Roots Tired of looking at the same old walls? Restaurant & Bar, in the Riverstone Marketplace in Camas, offers an innovative Let T-Square Remodeling help you choice in upscale dining. Overflowing design a new look that will turn your with Pacific Northwest warmth, the boring room into a miraculous haven. restaurant offers an open view of the Thank you T-Square Remodeling bustling chef’s counter, a warm and welValue $1,500 coming dining room, a fully stocked bar, professional and friendly service and most importantly, cuisine that exemplifies the Northwest’s best.

Thank you The Columbian

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Donor List 1220 Main Street A Smile 4 Miles A Touch of Healing Absolute Life Chiropractic Allan Bruce Zee Photography Robin Anderson Andreas Artisit Creations Applewood Northwest Cuisine & Dining Angelique's Spa Salon Ardy Harrah Watercolor Arts Desire Jackie Aspaas Bader Winery Bank of Clark County Bank of America - Camas Branch Bank of America - Cascade Park Branch Bank of America - Mill Plain Branch Bank of America - Woodland Branch Barbara Hill Photography Beacon Rock Golf Course Beaches Restaurant & Bar BEIGEBLOND Bethany Vinyard & Winery Beyond Bliss Jill Bingham Blairco Inc. Alice Blake Blue Eyed Bear Phyllis Boetel Bonneville Hot Springs Bullivant Houser Bailey, PC Cactus Ya-Ya Camas Meadows Holly Campbell Scott & Jody Campbell Cascade Cliffs Winery Cathedral Ridge Winery Cedars Golf Course JD & Elaine Christianson City Liquidators Clark College Clark County Fair Clark County Fire District 11 Clark County Sheriff's Office Clark County Youth Football 18

Clark Regional Emergency Services Clifford Kane Club Green Meadows Columbia Credit Union Columbia Machine Cowltiz Indian Tribe Crocodile Bay The Crowning Touch Curves for Women Custom Care Valet Dry Cleaning Dabat Jennifer Daggett Darcell & Roxy Bryan & Kristi Dent Design Showroom Divine Interiors Bill & Debby Dover Dulin's Café Leslie Durst East West Premier Marital Arts Edible Arrangements El Gaucho English Estates Entercom Equity Northwest Properties Erik Runyan Jewelers Excalibur Cutlery & Gifts Family Fun Center & Bulwinkles Restaurant First Independent Bank Fit Sisters, LLC Diana Fitzpatrick Flirtini’s Al Flory Furmenti, Lander & Wallace, PS Katherine Gabriel Gaynor Automotive Anita Geyer Glass Lady Kevin & Teresa Glaus Lisa Goorjian The Greased Line David Gregerson & Maya Bhat Gregerson Grover Electric & Plumbing Supply Tom Hagley & Juliet Laycoe Hagley Denise Hambrook

Hart Enterprises Haskins Electric Robin & Neal Hayden Buck & Lilyia Heidrick Hilton Hotel Homewood Suites Mary Hopkins Hydrate2o Performance Water Vivian Jarosch Anne John Kerry Furimsky Kevin Young Photography Yuriy Knysh, LMT Koplan's Furniture Ryan & Gabriela Laddusaw Gerald & Marlene Laddusaw Kimberly Lamey Le Sous Chef Lia Sophia Lifetime Family Eye Care Lil' Squirts Lance Liminsky Main Street Trader Richard & Sheri Matson Maui Arts & Gifts Brennen & Jennifer McClure Michael Nutter Jewelers Mint Tea Imports Todd & Jennifer Mitchell Don & Marceen Moe Moses Orthodontics Jean Mounsey Music Millenium Nautilus Inc. Naydenov Gymnastics New Phoenix Casino Newland Communities Newport Bay Northwest Only NW Personal Training Oaks Park Old Spaghetti Factory Oregon Zoo Paige Oster Pacific Lifestyle Homes

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We Support Swift’s Mission: “Meeting needs, fulfilling dreams, and inspiring hope through grants.”

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Donor List Park West Studio Pearson Air Museum Brad Phelps Pierce Photography Shelley Pierce Susan Pomeroy Portland Beavers & Portland Portland Spirit Pro Calibur Pumpkin Ridge Kelly Puteney Quantum Residential, Inc. Joan Ransier Rasmussen BMW Realvest Corporation Redtail Golf Center Kimberlee Rego-Parkin Reusserfarm Photography Rinnovo Spa Salon River Maiden

Riverside Golf & Country Club Angela Robinson Kristina Salinas Salmon Creek Brew Pub Salut! Wine Co John Sauer Al Schauer & Lisa Hunter Schauer Sears Photography Silver Star Search & Rescue Skamania Lodge Smokey's Pizza St. Mary's Service Staged for Success Standard Aviation Stein Distributing Ann Stillman Nel Sweet Tommy O's Aloha Café Trader Joe's T-Square Remodeling

Turtle Island Holidays Unraveled "Fine Yarn" Upper Cut Vancouver Farmer's Market Vancouver Ford/Hyundai Vancouver Pizza Company Vancouver Tennis & Racquetball Ctr. Ann Varkados James Webb Brian Weeks Verdella Whareham Wells Fargo West Coast Bank Widmer Brothers Brewing Willamette Week Willamette Valley Vineyards Willows Yard 'N Garden Land Young Art Donna Young

Fran W. Richter & David J. Roberts of LPL Financial Services

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Great things happen when we harness our community spirit and pull together for a good cause.

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