34th Annual National Philanthropy Day Program

34th Annual National Philanthropy Day

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2022 HONOREES!

In honor of National Philanthropy Day, Tucson Lifestyle thanks you for changing the world with a giving heart.

LEARN ABOUT THE HONOREES AT TUCSONLIFESTYLE.COM

34TH ANNUAL NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH

LA PALOMA RESORT | TUCSON, AZ

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.

Southern Arizona Chapter | PO Box 41176, Tucson, AZ 85717

For your safety, today’s event has been limited to 600 attendees to allow for ample distancing and air circulation.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

REGISTRATION — 11:00 AM

WELCOME REMARKS — 11:30 AM

SCOTT MATLICK President, Association of Fundraising Professionals Southern Arizona Chapter

KELLY HUBER

Vice President for Philanthropy, Community Foundation for Southern Arizona

LANA BALDWIN & ELIZABETH SLATER Co-Chairs, National Philanthropy Day

AWARD PRESENTATIONS

Outstanding Corporate Philanthropist

SOUTHWEST GAS

Nominated by Humane Society of Southern Arizona

Outstanding Youth In Philanthropy

LILY MESSING

Nominated by Desha Bymers-Davis

Outstanding Foundation Philanthropist

LGBTQ+ ALLIANCE FUND AT CFSA

Nominated by Alexander|Carrillo Consulting

Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser ANDY SILVERMAN

Nominated by Michele A. Schulze

Outstanding Fundraising Executive

LISA ROBINSON, CFRE

Nominated by Laura Alexander

Outstanding Philanthropists

BRANDT & VICKI HAZEN

Nominated by Intermountain Centers

SPIRIT OF PHILANTHROPY AWARDS

CLOSING REMARKS — 1:00 PM

LANA BALDWIN & ELIZABETH SLATER Co-Chairs, National Philanthropy Day

AFTER PARTY

LA PALOMA LOBBY LOUNGE

NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY

WELCOME

SCOTT MATLICK, CFRE

In January 2023, Scott (he/him) will celebrate working ten years as a fundraiser, and is proud to have spent each of those years with Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Arizona. There is nothing more important to him than family, and it’s a privilege to be able to keep them together during times of crisis at RMHC.

Having found this rewarding career almost by accident (by way of a previous calling in music education), he is working to serve the nonprofit and AFP communities by promoting an understanding and appreciation for professional fundraising. He is thankful for the opportunity to support his fellow fund raising executives’ work as they find outlets for compassion and generosity, creating change in Southern Arizona. Scott has two creative children who he is very proud of and is madly in love with his wife, Annie.

KELLY HUBER

Kelly Huber has almost 20 years of experience in the nonprofit sector working in all aspects from executive leadership, fundraising/development, and programmatic capacities. She has served the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona for the past 9 years as both the former head of the Community Investment Department and most recently the philanthropy department as the Vice President for Philanthropy. Some of her favorite work since starting at CFSA in 2013 surrounds building funder collaboratives, supporting donors, and creating community partnerships. Every day, she feels lucky to learn about the passions and interests of donors in our community and then build a plan to support their philanthropy now and forever. She earned a BA in Spanish, BS in Environmental Science, and MS in Nonprofit Organizational Management. Personally, as a native Tucson and the mother of two boys, her favorite Eegee’s flavor-of-the-month is Lucky Lime.

NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY CO-CHAIRS

LANA BALDWIN, CFRE

Lana Baldwin, CFRE is a Consultant with Alexander|Carrillo Consulting and 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. Before joining Alexander|Carrillo Consulting in 2022, Lana served in a variety of nonprofit roles, including over 15 years in executive leadership with Pima Council on Aging and Our Family Services. For several years, she also worked as a consultant, assisting a wide range of organizations in reaching their fundraising goals.

Lana serves on the board of the Association of Fundraising Professionals, Southern Arizona Chapter, and as Co-Chair of its National Philanthropy Day committee in 2021 and 2022. She received the Outstanding Fundraising Executive award from AFP in 2020. In her work and life, she is deeply committed to the pursuit of equity and inclusion. She enjoys running, reading, traveling, and games with friends. A native Arizonan originally from Prescott, she came to Tucson to study at the University of Arizona, fell in love with the community, and nearly thirty years later continues to make it her home with her wife Kimberly Ahmadi, a marriage and family therapist, their son Mazen, daughter Zamora, and her husband Nick.

ELIZABETH SLATER, CFRE

Elizabeth Slater (she/her) is a youth advocate living in Tucson, Arizona. She currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer for Youth On Their Own, a nonprofit organization that supports the high school graduation and continued success of teens experiencing homelessness. Over the past two decades, Elizabeth has worked with youth in professional and volunteer capacities that have included education coach, health advocate, and safe housing proponent. Elizabeth completed a decade of service with AmeriCorps, developing and evaluating dropout prevention programs in urban public schools. She is also a Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE) and has secured over $900M in funding for education programs and health services for low-income youth and families.

OUTSTANDING CORPORATION

PHILANTHROPIST

SOUTHWEST GAS

Southwest Gas Corporation has been committed to enriching the communities it serves since 1931. Whether through Southwest Gas Foundation donations, volunteer efforts, or employee giving – which has seen employees pledge more than $17 million to 1,800 charities since 2012 – the Company prides itself on being a responsible corporate citizen.

Southwest Gas invests in local not-for-profit agencies that provide unique and invaluable services. Over the past 5 years, more than 90% of all employees in Southern Arizona have enthusiastically participated in the Company’s FUEL for LIFE Employee Giving Campaign, providing a helping hand to seniors, veterans, disadvantaged youth, animals, and those suffering from hunger, abuse, and homelessness.

Southwest Gas approaches each day with meaningful purpose – from providing safe and reliable natural gas service to more than two million customers to enhancing the lives of the communities where they work and live. The company is dedicated to advancing meaningful social causes, providing affordable energy and fostering a sustainable future. Southwest Gas firmly believes in its responsibility to protect and improve the environment by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and investing in new technologies that help achieve a lower carbon footprint with reliable and complementary low-carbon fuels like compressed natural gas (CNG), renewable natural gas (RNG) and hydrogen. Promoting a culture of giving, employee engagement, and a sustainable energy future is of paramount importance to Southwest Gas and will continue to be a cornerstone of its business philosophy.

Southwest Gas and its employees are humbled and grateful to receive this acknowledgment of their philanthropic work and are committed to creating a better quality of life in the communities they serve.

OUTSTANDING YOUTH IN PHILANTHROPY

LILY MESSING

Lily Messing is a junior at The Gregory School in Tucson, Arizona. She founded 100+ Teens Who Care, a philanthropic giving circle of over 180 teens from high schools throughout Southern Arizona.

Passionate about making a difference in her community, Lily believes that high school students are not too young to create meaningful change. This conviction led her to start 100+ Teens Who Care and is the driving force behind her push to grow the organization. As a result of the nonprofit’s success in Tucson, Lily is working on expanding the organization by developing satellite chapters across the United States and abroad.

Lily’s hard work has not gone unnoticed: Grapevine and Philanthropy Together have recruited Lily to be a philanthropic coach and help youth across the world start teen giving circles. All of her endeavors further her core goal to ignite the next generation of philanthropists to give back to their communities.

Outside of the nonprofit she founded, Lily has taken leadership positions in several areas at The Gregory School. She is the president of multiple clubs – Junior State of America, Junior Classical League, and French Club – as well as the Managing Editor of her school newspaper, The Gregorian Chant. Lily is also an accomplished tennis player and captains the girls’ varsity tennis team.

OUTSTANDING FOUNDATION

PHILANTHROPIST

LGBTQ+ ALLIANCE FUND AT CFSA

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer (LGBTQ+) Alliance Fund, an initiative of the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, was founded in 1999. The Fund was established to expand funding opportunities and resources for local LGBTQ+ programs and organizations in Tucson and rural southern Arizona (Pima, Cochise and Santa Cruz counties) and to create linkages with straight allies. The fund addresses the chronic underfunding of LGBTQ programs through philanthropy and endowment building.

To date, the LGBTQ+ Alliance Fund has awarded 219 grants to 75 nonprofits, totaling $1,131,957. In 2022, the Fund awarded $103,000 to 12 grantees – the largest annual investment in its 23-year history – and also announced a multi-year funding commitment to current and future grantees. Grants have supported diverse programs, including Habitat for Humanity’s Rainbow Build, Planned Parenthood’s Teen Advisory Group, Bisbee Pride Celebration, Tucson International Jewish Film Festival, KXCI Out Loud!, LGBT Behavioral Health Coalition’s Let’s Get Better Together Conference, Project Visibility, Amig@s de Mariposa, and an Annual Sex and Scholarship Symposium organized by the University of Arizona’s Committee on Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Studies.

The LGBTQ+ Alliance Fund is powered by donations from the community. To learn more, please visit AllianceFund.org.

OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER

FUNDRAISER

ANDY SILVERMAN

Andy Silverman is the Joseph Livermore Professor of Law Emeritus at the James E. Rogers College of Law, University of Arizona. He joined the law school faculty in 1970, and has continued teaching at the law school since his retirement in 2011. Currently, Andy is the director of the Civil Rights Restoration Clinic.

Andy has always been very active in the community. He is presently on the Board of Directors at Southern Arizona Legal Aid, Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project, Asylum Project of Arizona, Arizona Capital Representation Project, and Casa Maria. Previously, he served on the Board of the Primavera Foundation where he was Board President for 11 years. Additionally, he served on the Board of the Morris Institute of Justice, Arizona Center for Law in the Public Interest, Death Penalty Alternatives of Arizona, Barrios Unidos Land Trust, and United Way of Tucson. Andy has also been very involved in faculty governance at the University where he was a longtime Faculty Senator and Secretary of the Faculty.

Andy has received a number of recognitions including the Lifetime Achievement Award from the law school and the Walter E. Craig Distinguished Services Award and Sharon A. Fullmer Legal Aid Attorney of the Year Award from the Arizona Bar Association.

Andy has been married to Starr Sanders, an author and retired teacher, for 56 years. They have two children and two grandchildren.

OUTSTANDING

FUNDRAISING EXECUTIVE

LISA ROBINSON, CFRE

Lisa Robinson has dedicated her professional career to working with non-profits in the Tucson community. Her work has been instrumental in the development of effective fundraising plans for non-profit organizations, including grant writing, corporate partnerships, and individual gifts. Lisa’s knowledge offers the unique perspective and experience of working in non-profit programming and fundraising, which has refined her skills to develop strategies, processes, and goals for the success of her clients.

Lisa has worked as both an executive director and director of development. As executive director of the Petfinder Foundation, she developed strong human resource policies and built a development program to follow best practices in financial management and board governance – she increased effectiveness and efficiency to help the organization succeed. In her role as director of development at Tu Nidito, Lisa implemented and led a development program that resulted in 13%+ revenue increase over budget, created and maintained a major gifts program, built strong board relationships, and executed a robust communications plan. Lisa currently works as a fundraising consultant with Alexander | Carrillo Consulting. As a consultant, Lisa combines creativity with an affinity for structure, helping nonprofit clients develop and implement sustainable fundraising strategies.

Lisa has a bachelor’s degree in Art Education from the University of Arizona and has completed nonprofit and leadership courses with the Eller College of Management and Lodestar Center for Nonprofit Excellence. She is a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) and has served as president of the AFP Southern Arizona chapter. She currently serves on the emerging leadership committee for AFP Global.

In addition to her professional career, Lisa volunteers with a variety of organizations and enjoys spending time with her husband and two daughters.

OUTSTANDING PHILANTHROPISTS

VICKI AND BRANDT HAZEN

Vicki and Brandt Hazen have been happily married for the past 23 years. They have three children (William, Chloe and Charlie). They enjoy raising their family in Tucson because of its close knit community that provides the opportunity to instill strong values in our children. They also enjoy traveling with their family and friends.

Vicki is a homemaker who has raised three children and has been heavily involved in the family’s day-to-day lives. Brandt owns, leases, and manages commercial real estate in Tucson. Both Vicki and Brandt truly love real estate as it affords them the opportunity to design and maintain beautiful properties for people to enjoy.

Vicki and Brandt have both been very fortunate in their careers and have spent a large part of the past two decades finding ways to give back to the community. They view it as a responsibility and have always been advocates for Tucson and the beautiful community of Southern Arizona. Vicki and Brandt gain tremendous satisfaction from volunteering in the community.

Vicki takes a very hands on approach to her volunteerism. She enjoys spending time getting to know all of the people involved in each charitable organization as well as hosting fundraisers. She has been instrumental in the Hazen family’s success – in their business, fundraising, and development of their children.

Brandt is a member of the Tucson Conquistadores, SALC, and the Tucson Airport Authority. He is also Chairman of the Board of Intermountain Centers, a 50-year-old behavioral health nonprofit headquartered in Tucson, the second largest nonprofit in Southern Arizona.

Vicki and Brandt are both passionate about education and helping children in need in Tucson and Southern Arizona.

SPIRIT OF PHILANTHROPY AWARD

HONOREES

ARIZONA’S CHILDREN ASSOCIATION

BILL CARSON Youth On Their Own

BRUCE & KAREN BITTMANN Interfaith Community Services

CHARLOTTE HANSON Arizona Land and Water Trust

CHRISTOPHER J. HALL Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation

CINDIE WOLFE Ben’s Bells

CINDY & JIM EVERS

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Arizona

COLETTE BARAJAS The Haven

CRISTIE STREET Tucson Jewish Community Center

DANIEL GREGORY Single Focus Web

DEBRA HADDOCK Tucson Girls Chorus

DEIRDRE MOKOS

Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project

DON SMITH

Arizona Community Foundation of Cochise

DR. AMANDA GOODSON I Am You 360

DR. DANTE S. LAURETTA & DR. M. KATHERINE CROMBIE UA College of Humanities

EL RIO VECINOS El Rio Health Center Foundation

FENSTER FAMILY FOUNDATION FUND

Community Foundation for Southern Arizona

GILBERT ROBLES Children’s Advocacy Center

HANK ROWE Children’s Clinics

JANE KIVEL

University of Arizona

JANE MCCOLLUM The Marshall Foundation

JIM WALSH

UA College of Humanities

KAREN JUNGHANS UA College of Humanities

KRISTEN BIRNER & COLETTE BARAJAS LGBTQ+ Alliance Fund at CFSA

LESLIE GLAZE

Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizona

LINDA & BUD RUMSEY Pima Council on Aging

LOIS HENSON No More Deaths / No Más Muertes

LYNN SAGARA American Red Cross of Southern Arizona

MARGARET & BEN NELSON Amerind Museum

MARY CARHUFF Bag It - Cancer Support

MIKE BYLSMA & MARK FLYNN Tucson Museum of Art

NANCY FUNG

Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona

PAUL & VICKI CHANDLER KXCI Community Radio

PERICLES WYATT The Primavera Foundation

SALLY HOLCOMB

Arizona Community Foundation of Cochise

SARA LONG

Tucson Medical Center Foundation

SHARON CROWDER

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Arizona

STUART J. MEINKE

Tucson Interfaith HIV/AIDS Network (TIHAN)

SYLVIA BUCHANAN Interfaith Community Services

TUCSON SAMARITANS Southside Presbyterian Church

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

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

PREVIOUS AWARD RECIPIENTS

2015 Marshall Foundation

2016 GEICO

2017 Tucson Electric Power Company

OUTSTANDING CORPORATE PHILANTHROPIST (SEPARATE CATEGORY SINCE 2018)

2018 Casino del Sol

2019 Tucson Federal Credit Union

2020 Creatista Films & Photography 2021 Roche Diagnostics

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

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 Star - Sportsman’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

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

PREVIOUS AWARD RECIPIENTS

OUTSTANDING FUNDRAISING EXECUTIVE

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

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

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

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

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

AFP SOUTHERN ARIZONA CHAPTER

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2022

SCOTT MATLICK, CFRE President

ELISE CHRISTMON President Elect SARAH MARTIN, CFRE Immediate Past President

CHINNA GARZA Secretary

VALERIE SIPP Treasurer

ORI GREEN Professional Development Chair

COLLEEN IULIUCCI Membership Chair

JULIE RAGLAND Mentorship Chair

LAUREN GELSO Communications & Marketing Chair ANTON RUSSELL IDEA Co-Chair YOLIE CONTRERAS IDEA Co-Chair

LANA BALDWIN, CFRE National Philanthropy Day Co-Chair

ELIZABETH SLATER, CFRE National Philanthropy Day Co-Chair

ALBA ROJAS SUKKAR, CFRE Scholarship Chair

JENNIFER CAMANO, CFRE Government Relations Chair

EDNA MEZA AGUIRRE, CFRE Career Services Chair

ALYSSA NORRIS Youth in Philanthropy ROBYN AUSTIN Member at Large GERRY OLDENSKI Chapter Administrator

NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY 2022 COMMITTEE

NPD CO-CHAIRS

LANA BALDWIN, CFRE Alexander|Carrillo Consulting

ELIZABETH SLATER, CFRE Youth On Their Own

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

ASHLEY BARBARA

Arizona’s Children Association

GABI CORRALES

Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project MINDY GRIFFITH Bag It - Cancer Support

JESSICA HESS Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project

SCOTT MATLICK, CFRE Ronald McDonald House Charities-Southern Arizona

SARAH MCNAMARA Pima Council on Aging

GERRY OLDENSKI AFP Southern Arizona Chapter

DANIELLE RAINES University of Arizona

MARTIN REICHGOTT

United Way of Tucson and Southern AZ

FRED RODRIGUEZ

Youth On Their Own

YOBANA L. RODRÍGUEZ

Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation

VALERIE SIPP Living Streets Alliance

COURTNEY SLANAKER

American Red Cross –Southern Arizona Chapter

GEMMA THOMAS, CFRE Children’s Clinics

MONIQUE VALLERY Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation

2022 AWARDS SELECTION COMMITTEE:

JANIS GALLEGO Chicanos Por La Causa

DR. JENNIFER HATCHER UA Cancer Center

JUSTIN HONGEVA Hopi Education Endowment Fund

ANDREA CARMICHAEL Simpleview

LEXI MOSER Alpha Chi Omega SUMI ROWE BeachFleischman

LESAH SESMA-GAY Casino del Sol

HEATHER WUELPERN Tucson Metro Chamber

ABOUT THIS YEAR’S AWARDS

ALEXANDRA BERGER CLAMONS, THE GLASS DESERT

A Sonoran desert dweller for 16 years, Alex translates her love of the desert into a line of Modern Stained Glass cacti and other desert inspired home decor. Her work is inspired by her day-to-day environment as she strives to pay homage to Tucson’s amazing Sonoran Desert. Each piece evokes the personality of the desert and are great for plant lovers with green or black thumbs. In addition, every piece utilizes recycled materials, so her products are low footprint and high quality. She uses mostly repurposed materials in her art - glass that has been passed down, upcycled components, and recycled packaging - so you can feel good about your purchase. Learn more at: www.TheGlassDesert.com.

Leslie Glaze

OUR SPIRIT OF PHILANTHROPY HONOREE

JPSA recognizes Leslie Glaze, who embodies a dream volunteer, always giving 100%, often exceeding the call.

ICS HONORS BRUCE & KAREN BITTMANN

icstucson.org

HANK ROWE HANK ROWE

Children's Clinics has the honor in recognizing With a Spirit of Philanthropy award for his years of support and his 2022 ride along Route 66 dedicated to our mission

JANE KIVEL

Thank you, Jane for all your support, and valued loyalty and friendship. Your ongoing commitment to our talented students continues to ensure they are well prepared for a successful career in the arts.

Congratulations to our Spirit of Philanthropy Nominees

The Arizona Community Foundation serving southeast Arizona celebrates Sally and Don, whose actions and leadership exemplify an outstanding commitment towards making our communities better places to live.

Sally Holcomb

ACF of Cochise Board of Advisors

Don Smith

ACF of the Gila Valley Board of Advisors

ICS HONORS SYLVIA BUCHANAN

Thank you for four years of chairing Empty Bowls, ICS’ largest annual fundraiser, with dedication and kindness. icstucson.org

We celebrate you for your generous support of people living with HIV/AIDS.

Thank you for sharing your heart, 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