FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15 TH TUCSON MARRIOTT UNIVERSITY PARK
This celebration pays tribute to outstanding volunteers, donors, foundations, corporations, and fundraising professionals that have made significant contributions of time, talent, and treasure to non-profits that serve communities in Southern Arizona.
NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY — FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH, 2024 —
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
REGISTRATION — 11:00 AM
WELCOME REMARKS — 11:30 AM
Valerie Sipp
President, Association of Fundraising Professionals
Southern Arizona Chapter
Lana Baldwin, CFRE
President Elect, Association of Fundraising Professionals
Southern Arizona Chapter
Jenny Flynn
President and CEO, Community Foundation for Southern Arizona
Fred Rodriguez & Courtney Slanaker
National Philanthropy Day Co-Chairs
AWARD PRESENTATIONS
Outstanding Corporate Philanthropist
Arizona Complete Health Nominated by Pima College Foundation
Outstanding Philanthropist
Peggy Goulding
Nominated by
University of Arizona College of Education
Outstanding Foundation Philanthropist
Arizona Elks Association Nominated by University of Arizona
Steele Children’s Research Center
Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser
Nancy March
Nominated by Alexander | Carrillo Consulting
Outstanding Fundraising Executive
Gemma Thomas Nominated by Children’s Clinics
SPIRIT OF PHILANTHROPY AWARDS
Amy Lester & Brittany Smith 2025 National Philanthropy Day Co-Chairs
CLOSING REMARKS
Fred Rodriguez & Courtney Slanaker National Philanthropy Day Co-Chairs
AFTER PARTY — IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING EVENT
Gentle Ben’s Brewing
NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY SPEAKERS
VALERIE SIPP (SHE/HER)
Valerie is a Coordinator at the Department of Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement at the University of Arizona where she supports students and advocates for marginalized communities. She has her Masters degree in Contemporary Art from Sotheby’s Institute of Art in New York City. A born and raised Tucsonan, she has been involved with local nonprofits for almost a decade as a fundraiser, employee, and volunteer. She has been part of the Association of Fundraising Professional Southern Arizona Chapter since 2019 when she became Co-Chair of the Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access (IDEA) Committee. Since then she has held various titles and is set to be the Board President in 2024.
LANA BALDWIN (SHE/HER)
An experienced nonprofit administrator and fundraising professional with a 20+ year career in the Tucson community, Lana has truly done it all when it comes to the behind-the-scenes work that builds successful nonprofits. Lana has served in a variety of nonprofit roles, including over 15 years in executive leadership. She served as Vice President of Philanthropy & Communications for Pima Council on Aging (6 years), Development Director for Our Family Services (9 years), and in roles including fundraising, volunteer management, grant writing, and program development in prior years at Our Family Services and Family Counseling Agency. For several years, she also worked as a consultant, assisting a wide range of organizations in reaching their fundraising goals. Lana is set to be Board President for AFP Southern Arizona.
JENNY FLYNN (SHE/HER)
Before joining the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona (CFSA) as President and CEO in 2021, Jenny Flynn served Southern Arizona through grant and foundation leadership positions at the University of Arizona Foundation for twenty years. Working with a broad array of national and local partner foundations, she raised more than $100 million for the University of Arizona. Jenny currently serves on the advisory boards of the University of Arizona School of Government and Public Policy and the MAP Dashboard at the Eller College of Management. Jenny also serves on the board of Sun Corridor and is a member of the Southern Arizona Leadership Council.
NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY CO-CHAIRS
FRED RODRIGUEZ (HE/HIM)
Fred Rodriguez, a native Tucsonan, has dedicated over twenty years to a distinguished career in the non-profit sector. Beginning with his roots in theatrical productions, he developed expertise in fundraising to support a range of projects. His experience spans diverse initiatives, from building homes to delivering meals, demonstrating his broad commitment to community service. Fred currently serves as the Associate Director of Development for the Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation (SAAF). He also generously contributes his time as a member of the Board of Directors for Southern Arizona Senior Pride and volunteers with the Invisible Theater. For the past two years, Fred has had the privilege of co-chairing this event alongside the remarkable Courtney Slanaker, who has become a valued colleague and friend.
COURTNEY SLANAKER (SHE/HER)
Courtney Slanaker has spent the past 12 years creating impact in the nonprofit sector. Her introduction to humanitarian work started in Guatemala which led to a position with local nonprofit, World Care. After 5 years at World Care, Courtney joined the American Red Cross as the Executive Director for Southern Arizona. Courtney is committed to advancing the health and safety of all people and she is dedicated to empowering volunteers and donors to carry out the incredible mission of the American Red Cross! Courtney is a Tucson native and earned her bachelor’s degree in Public Health with a minor in Spanish from the University of Arizona in 2014. She donates her time to advancing philanthropy through AFP and fundraising for Tucson Chicks n Chaps. During her free time, Courtney loves adventuring with family, her 2 daughters and husband (Kayleigh, Kenzie, and Chris), and riding her horse, Junior.
OUTSTANDING CORPORATION
PHILANTHROPIST
ARIZONA COMPLETE HEALTH
Arizona Complete Health builds upon a tradition of excellence started by Health Net of Arizona and Cenpatico Integrated Care. Health Net of Arizona was founded in Tucson in 1981 as Intergroup of Arizona, and has a proud history of serving Arizonans statewide through Medicare Advantage, employer-based coverage, Marketplace and AHCCCS. Cenpatico Integrated Care began serving Arizonans in 2005, with a special focus on improving access to community-based behavioral health services and emphasizing person-centered, whole health care for individuals.
Arizona Complete Health has a commitment to improving the health of the community one individual at a time through affordable and reliable health care plans.
We do this through our focus on the individual, whole health and local involvement.
Focus on individuals. We believe treating people with kindness, respect and dignity empowers healthy decisions and that healthier individuals create more vibrant families and communities.
Whole health. We believe in treating the whole person, not just the physical body.
Active local involvement. We believe local partnerships enable meaningful, accessible healthcare.
OUTSTANDING PHILANTHROPIST
PEGGY GOULDING
Peggy Goulding was born and grew up in Chicago, Illinois. She attended the University of Illinois, where she received a bachelor of Science in Food Science and Nutrition. She later went on to obtain a Master of Science in Nutrition and did an internship at Loyola University in Chicago to become a Registered Dietitian/ nutritionist.
After working many jobs in the food service and health industries, she and her late husband, Steve Goulding, moved to Wenona, Illinois and ran Oakstate Products, a food manufacturing business in central Illinois. Oakstate Products was a copacker of cookies and cereal bars for companies such as General Mills, Nabisco, Cliff Bars, Hershey and Quaker Oats. Peggy did research and development and later, corporate wellness. In addition, she raised dairy goats, chickens and peacocks on their farm.
Their neighbors, Barbara and Russell Miller, connected them to the University of Arizona Department of Education. Through connections in the department, Peggy developed a passion for Camp Cooper Environmental Learning Center and Talk It Out Program at the Tucson Unified School District.
Peggy is also involved in the community through Social Venture Partners, 100 Women Who Care, Literacy Connects and the Educational Enrichment Foundation. Her philanthropic interests are mental health, education and 2 Generation family support, whatever structure that family may be. Other interests include traveling, skiing, playing the piano, reading and spending time with friends and family.
OUTSTANDING FOUNDATION
PHILANTHROPIST
ARIZONA ELKS ASSOCIATION
The Arizona Elks Association is our State’s arm of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. There are currently 43 Lodges and 30,000 members in the State. They have demonstrated the benevolent nature of the order in Arizona for more than 125 years.
They are committed to Youth, supporting Veterans, and Community Service. The agenda for children include - scholarship programs, an annual hoop shoot, and many backpack programs providing school supplies and food for children to name a few. The first week in May is Youth Week in every Lodge. The Arizona Elks Major Project has raised more than $10 million in support of the University of Arizona Steele Children’s Research Center and another million to build and support the Arizona Elk’s Jack Warter Youth Camp. A wilderness camp where youth groups can use the facilities at no charge. There are High School graduation events, essay contests and a soccer shoot. They support local youth organizations, and recently started a program to give kids in hospitals and clinics a chance to pick out a gift for their mothers for Mother’s Day or Christmas. They gave out more than 1,500 pieces of jewelry last year. The Arizona Elks are active sponsors of Special Olympics.
The support for Veterans is never ending. They support needs in VA hospitals, host veterans for monthly meals, and raise awareness of the sacrifices made by these courageous Americans. Each Lodge has annual Flag Day, Veterans Day, and Patriot’s Day (Sep 11) ceremonies. Elks take Veterans on outings of all sorts and are active in the Honor Flight Program. The numbers of necessary items collected and distributed is staggering, including new socks, t-shirts, hygiene items, as well as cards, games, and treats. Many lodges provide meeting spaces for Veterans groups and all fly the POW/MIA Flag.
Additionally each lodge has access to grants and awards for the specific needs of their local communities. They hold blood drives, provide leather therapy where vets make gloves for people bound to wheel chairs, social welfare that takes kids on school shopping sprees, and provide drug awareness info to schools. As an organization that recognizes benevolence on many levels, they are proud and humbled to earn this recognition and grateful to the Association of Fund Raising Professionals.
OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER FUNDRAISER
NANCY MARCH
Nancy March worked as a business bankruptcy attorney in Tucson for thirty years. After retiring in 2019, Nancy served as Chair of the Executive Director Search Committee at the Fox Theatre Foundation and as Board Chair of True Concord Voices and Orchestra through its successful continuation of vocal performances during Covid.
She also became a regular presenter and consultant through the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona’s Center for Healthy Nonprofits. In 2022, Nancy reactivated her law license and formed Arizona Nonprofit Counsel PLLC, through which she offers low-cost legal services to local nonprofits.
Nancy has also served on the boards of Arts for All / Third Street Kids, the Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation, the Tucson Symphony Orchestra, and the Tucson Desert Song Festival.
OUTSTANDING FUNDRAISING EXECUTIVE
GEMMA THOMAS
Gemma Thomas is a dedicated health and human services executive and native Tucsonan committed to enriching her community and serving others. She joined Children’s Clinics in 2015 and currently serves as the Chief Administrative Officer, providing steady, compassionate leadership focused on improving the lives of children and their families in our community.
Personally and professionally committed to inclusion, diversity, equity and access, she has worked and volunteered with organizations serving marginalized communities for over fifteen years. She currently serves as a member of the Children’s Museum Board of Directors, Pima Community College Foundation Board of Directors, Children’s Action Alliance Southern Arizona Advisory Council, and as a member of the IDEA Day committee with Greater Tucson Leadership.
A lifelong learner and self-proclaimed geek, Gemma holds a Bachelor of Science in Molecular and Cellular Biology, a Master’s in Social Work with an emphasis on Nonprofit Administration, and is currently pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy in General Psychology with an emphasis in Industrial and Organizational Psychology. When she’s not studying, Gemma enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, doing crossword and jigsaw puzzles, painting, gardening, and anything else that keeps the right side of her brain active.
SPIRIT OF PHILANTHROPY AWARD
HONOREES
Akala Jacobson YMCA of Southern Arizona
Allison Duffy
United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona
Amy Porterfield Raise the Bar Consulting
Angela Mattix-Celis El Rio Foundation
Barbara Molotsky University of Arizona - College of Fine Arts
Becky Cunningham YMCA of Southern Arizona
Bruce & Vicki Dawson The Haven
Christopher RoDee SARSEF
Cynthia & Addison (Tad) Piper Amerind Museum
Cynthia Garcia
Tucson Electric Power
Darryl & Sarah Landau
Interfaith Community Services
Denice Blake & John Blackwell Youth On Their Own
Diana Canon
Pima Community College
Dino J. DeConcini
Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project
Dr. Don Brooks Bag It
Janis Gasch
Tucson Jewish Community Center
SPIRIT OF PHILANTHROPY AWARD HONOREES
Julie Euber
Arizona Community Foundation
Laurie & Rob Glaser
Tucson Girls Chorus
Lee Surwit
Tucson Jewish Community Center
Lindi Laws Petroni & Dr. Frank Petroni
Tucson Interfaith HIV/AIDS Network (TIHAN)
MaRico Tippett
American Red Cross of Southern Arizona
Maya Luria
Raise the Bar Consulting
Paula Van Ness
Community Foundation for Southern Arizona Center for Healthy Nonprofits
Peggy Goulding
SVP Tucson
Phil & Cheryl Klein
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Arizona
Paula Van Ness
Facilitators Learning Guild & Community Foundation for Southern Arizona
Renee Shane-Boyd Raise the Bar Consulting
Rowene E. Aguirre-Medina University of Arizona College of Humanities
Shaima Namazifard
YMCA of Southern Arizona
Steve Bosse
YMCA of Southern Arizona
Timothy Schaffner & Anne Maley-Schaffner University of Arizona Poetry Center
PREVIOUS AWARD RECIPIENTS
OUTSTANDING
PHILANTHROPIST
1988 Lynda Cook Gunn
1989 Roy Drachman
1990 Ora DeConcini Martin
1991 Sidney Tyler
1992 Rebecca & Charles Richardson
1993 Phoebe Pack
1994 Norman & Frances McClelland
1995 Mrs. Sam Witt
1996 Virginia Furrow, M.D.
1997 Slivy Edmonds Cotton
1998 Mel and Enid Zuckerman
1999 James E. Rogers, Esq
2000 Don Soldwedel
2001 Sid Morse
2002 Jim Click
2003 Joan and Donald Diamond
2004 Jose and Carmen Canchola
2005 Bob Strauss
2006 Bill and Alice Roe
2007 Bill and Shirley Estes
2008 Drs. John and Helen Schaefer
2009 I. Michael and Beth Kasser
2010 Dorothy D. Vanek
2011 Allan and Alfie Norville
2012 Archibald and Laura Brown
2013 Chandler Warden
2014 Gulshan and Neelam Sethi
2015 Alan Levin Family
2016 Anne Maley & Tim Schaffner
2017 Mary Jo Ghory
2018 Louise and Jim Glasser
2019 Dominic Ortega
2020 Adaline Klemmedson
2021 Ginny Clements
2022 Vicki and Brandt Hazen
2023 Jill Rosenzweig
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
2002 Charles A. Johnson
2011 Pat Bjorhovde
OUTSTANDING
CORPORATE/FOUNDATION PHILANTHROPIST
1988 Gannett Foundation
1989 Flinn Foundation
1990 Angel Charity/Stonewall Foundation
1991 Hughes Go Club
1992 Valley National Bank
1993 IBM Corporation
1994 Intergroup Healthcare
1995 The Stocker Foundation
1996 Pizza Hut of Arizona
1997 Tucson Electric Power
1998 Amazon Foundation
1999 eegee’s Inc.
2000 Gordon Foundation
2001 Wells Fargo Bank
2002 Not awarded
2003 Linda Lohse, Tucson Foundations
2004 355th Wing at Davis Monthan
2005 Raytheon Missile Systems
2006 Long Realty Cares Foundation
2007 The West
2008 BHP Copper, Inc.
2009 Cox Communications
2010 Brown Family Foundation
2011 Citi
2012 Tucson Electric and Power
2013 Desert Diamond Casino and Entertainment
2014 Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold, Inc. and Wallace Research Foundation
2015 Marshall Foundation
2016 GEICO
2017 Tucson Electric Power Company
PREVIOUS AWARD RECIPIENTS
OUTSTANDING CORPORATE
PHILANTHROPIST (SEPARATE CATEGORY SINCE 2018)
2018 Casino del Sol
2019 Tucson Federal Credit Union
2020 Creatista Films & Photography
2021 Roche Diagnostics
2022 Southwest Gas
2023 Tucson Subaru
OUTSTANDING FOUNDATION PHILANTHROPIST (SEPARATE CATEGORY SINCE 2018)
2018 Community Foundation for Southern Arizona
2019 David and Lura Lovell Foundation
2020 Connie J. Hillman Family Foundation
2021 Social Venture Partners Tucson
2022 LGBTQ+ Alliance Fund at CFSA
2023 Abbett Family Foundation
OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER FUNDRAISER
1989 George Rosenberg
1990 Louise Thomas
1991 Jim Click
1992 George Miraben
1993 Anne E. Nelson
1994 Women of the Active 20/30 Club
1995 Paul Zucarelli
1996 Donald Shropshire
1997 Shirley Chann
1998 Humberto Lopez
1999 Sandra C. Maxfield
2000 Country Fair White Elephant
2001 Nancy Bissell
2002 Mary Ann Dobras
2003 Joan Kaye Cauthorn
2004 Michael Hard
2005 Thomas Chestnut
2006 Rodney Glassman
2007 Angel Charity for Children
2008 Jeffrey Minker
2009 The Centurians
2010 Tucson Conquistadores
2011 Camerone Elise Parker
2012 Arizona Daily StarSportsman’s Foundation
2013 Carla Keegan
2014 Lynne Wood Dusenberry
2015 Jill Rich
2016 Patty Doerr, Kathy Hard and Dawn Cole - The Concert Committee of Patronato’s
Christmas at San Xavier
2017 Rotary Club of Tucson
2018 Page Chancellor Marks
2019 Michael Cyrino
2020 Janos Wilder
2021 Desha Bymers-Davis
2022 Andy Silverman
2023 Cristina Baena
OUTSTANDING FUNDRAISING EXECUTIVE
1988 Barbara R. Levy, ACFRE
1989 Dick Imwalle
1990 Soni Marvin
1991 Donna Grant
1992 Tim Janes
1993 Sally Drachman, Ph.D., CFRE
1994 Gordon Packard
1995 Ed Parker
1996 Jannie Cox, FAHP
1997 Not awarded
1998 Pat Bjorhovde, CFRE
1999 John D. Tabor, CFRE, FAHP
2000 Pamela Doherty, CFRE
2001 Cheryl House, CFRE
2002 Mary Louise “Maizie” Luna, CFRE
2003 Judy Davidson, CFRE
2004 Brian Bateman, MA, CFRE
2005 Clyde Kunz, CFRE
2006 Jenny Carrillo, CFRE
2007 Margie Puerta Edson, CFRE
2008 Deborah Dale, CFRE
2009 Susan Sirkus, CFRE
2010 Pauline Hechler, CFRE
2011 Brenda Goldsmith
PREVIOUS AWARD RECIPIENTS
2012 Laura Alexander, MA
2013 Angie Johnson Smith
2014 Dana Dawson
2015 Edna Meza Aguirre JD, CFRE
2016 Ethan Smith-Cox
2017 Michelle Conklin, CFRE
2018 Hilary Van Alsburg
2019 Julie Ragland, CFRE
2020 Lana Baldwin, CFRE
2021 Enrique Aldana
2022 Lisa Robinson, CFRE
2023 Julie Wolfe Beadle
OUTSTANDING YOUTH IN PHILANTHROPY
2008 Catalina Foothills High School Student Council
2009 B’nai Tzedek Teen Philanthropy Program
2010 Salpointe Catholic High School, 2009-10 Varsity Football Team
2011 Noah Cohen Memorial Youth Philanthropy Fund
2012 Unidas - Women’s Foundation of Southern Arizona
2014 Girl Scout Junior Troop 486
2015 San Miguel High School Club Pag Asa
2016 Assisteens Auxiliary
2017 City High School Internship Program
2018 Cougar Bellinger
2019 Student Body of Salpointe High School
2020 Julia Wieland
2021 Alpha Chi Omega-Beta Lambda Chapter at the University of Arizona
2022 Lily Messing
2023 Alpha Delta Pi
PREVIOUS AFP BOARD PRESIDENTS
1984 Barb Levy
1985 Barb Levy
1986 Dick Imwalle
1987 Pat Bjorhovde/Todd Stettner
1988 Todd Stettner
1989 Tim Janes
1990 Tim Janes
1991 Cheryl House
1992 Cheryl House
1993 Ellen Hull
1994 Diane Kercheval
1995 Pat Bjorhovde
1996 Pat Bjorhovde
1997 John Tabor
1998 John Tabor
1999 Debbie Low
2000 Judy Davidson
2001 Pamela Ewing
2002 Mary VanEecke
2003 Clyde Kunz
2004 Brenda Goldsmith
2005 Jenny Carrillo, CFRE
2006 Rick Wilson
2007 Pauline Hechler
2008 Sue Sirkus
2009 Deb Dale, CFRE
2010 Jennifer Turner
2011 Margie Puerta Edson, CFRE
2012 Ethan Smith Cox, CFRE
2013 Tana Jones, CFRE
2014 Laura Alexander, CFRE
2015 Bill Finley
2016 Nancy Jones
2017 Amber Mazzei
2018 Amber Mazzei
2019 Lisa Robinson, CFRE
2020 Julie Ragland
2021 Sarah Martin, CFRE
2022 Scott Matlick, CFRE
2023 Elise Christmon
AFP SOUTHERN ARIZONA CHAPTER
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2024
Valerie Sipp
President
Elise Christmon
Immediate Past President
Joan Hubele
Treasurer
Amy Lester
Membership Chair
Lana Baldwin, CFRE
Education Chair
Fred Rodriguez
National Philanthropy Day Co-Chair
Courtney Slanaker
National Philanthropy Day Co-Chair
Ethan Smith Cox, CFRE
Statewide Conference Co-Chair
Monique Vallery
Statewide Conference Co-Chair
Edna Meza Aguirre, JD, CFRE
Government Relations Chair
Laura Maher
Peer Connect
Sarah Osborne
Secretary
NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY 2024 COMMITTEE
NPD CO-CHAIRS
Fred Rodriguez
Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation
Courtney Slanaker
American Red CrossSouthern Arizona Chapter
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Mindy Griffith Bag It - Cancer Support
Yobana L. Rodríguez
Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation
Valerie Sipp University of Arizona Department of Inclusion & Multicultural Engagement
Brittany Smith Youth On Their Own
Monique Vallery
Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation
Al Birch Arizona Public Media
Amy Lester Make Way For Books
2024 AWARDS SELECTION COMMITTEE
Lucy Howell Force For Health
Sam Ross
Arizona Achievers Foundation
Eliezer Asunsolo
Northern Trust
Callie Tippett
Resources Vail Food Bank
Anthony Schaffer
The Schaffer Team - Long Realty
ABOUT THIS YEAR’S AWARDS
COLLEEN CONLIN CROOKED TREE CERAMICS
Colleen is a ceramic artist out of Tucson, Arizona and studied studio art at the University of Arizona. Her passion for creating and designing with clay takes many forms including mosaics, sculpture, and functional pottery.
Her ceramic art pieces are available for purchase and she is available to do commissioned or custom work.
Many thanks to Colleen for creating the unique one of a kind awards for the 36th Annual National Philanthropy Day!
Scan the QR Code below to check out all the pottery designs by Crooked Tree Ceramics, support your local artist this holiday season!
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CONGRATULATIONS
to Pima Foundation Board Member Gemma Thomas and to Pima Community College donor Arizona Complete Health on their well-deserved recognition. We are incredibly proud of their achievements and grateful for their continued dedication to our community.
CONGRATULATIONS
ALLISON DUFFY
Spirit of Philanthropy Honoree
Thank you, Allison for your generosity and leadership.
Kari Procopio
Diana Sheldon Lori Malangone
We celebrate you for your generous support of people living with HIV. Thank you for sharing your hearts, your love, and your help to support people with HIV to live as well as possible. You make a beautiful difference in our lives!
tihan.org
Lindi Laws Petroni and Dr. Frank Petroni
Saint Francis in the Foothills United Methodist Church would like to express our deepest appreciation to Ms. Paula Van Ness for her outstanding contributions to our church and the broader community.
Thank you, Paula!
Inspired Connector Collaboration Catalyst Dedicated to strengthening the sector
Inclusive and Creative Trusted Leader
We honor Paula Van Ness
The Facilitators Learning Guild and the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona are proud to recognize Paula Van Ness as she retires as Director of the Center for Healthy Nonprofits at the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona
Barbara Molotsky with TFTV student Lillie Langston, who received Barbara’s “Start Up to Stardom Award.”
TITLE SPONSOR: SILVER SPONSORS:
AFTER PARTY SPONSOR:
TABLE PLUS SPONSORS:
Amerind Museum
Arizona Community Foundation
El Rio Foundation
Facilitators Learning Guild & Community Foundation for Southern Arizona
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Arizona
