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TABLE of CONTENTS Message from the Executive Director................................ Page 4 Officers, Staff & Board of Directors.................................. Page 5 Key Influence Sectors (KIS).............................................. Page 6
SKAGIT PUBLISHING
1215 Anderson Rd. Mount Vernon, WA 98274 P: 360.424.3251 • F: 360.424.5300 ©Skagit Publishing, LLC 2015 | All rights reserved EDITORIAL United Way of Skagit County
Where the Money Goes.................................................... Page 7
ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Duby Petit | dpetit@skagitpublishing.com
Red Feather Givers....................................................Page 8 & 9
SALES AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS DIRECTOR Deb Davis Bundy | dbundy@skagitpublishing.com
Youth United: Varsity in Volunteerism............................. Page 10 Workplace Campaign Partners........................................ Page 11 Days of Caring............................................................... Page 12 5th Grade Fundraiser/Mr. Dabb’s Class........................... Page 13 Loaned Executive Program............................................. Page 14 Skagit Legacy Planned Giving Program.......................... Page 15
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ADVERTISING OPERATIONS Holly Chadwick, Jody Hendrix, Julia Matylinski, Dana Perry, Patricia Stowell, Jessica Dobie-Wagner DESIGN & LAYOUT Patricia Stowell ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS Beverly Cloer, Stephanie Harper, Abby Jackson, Tina Pullar, Kathy Schultz, Katie Sundermeyer, John Williams
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FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S DESK Creating Sustainable, Positive Change
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No matter where we are in life – young or not-so-young; high or low income; male or female – we all want and need RELATIONSHIPS. Family, friends, mentors and teachers are crucial to our happiness and success. Fascinating brain research has demonstrated that RESILIENT people have the ability to bounce back and overcome risk and adversity. Children facing “Adverse Childhood Experiences” will thrive if they have developed resiliency – including an adult that listens to them and supports them.
For 5 years c How does a person create sustainable, positive change?? You might need a little coaching from someone who knows the ropes and p is willing to share ‘best practices.’ Someone who listens to you, helps you figure things out and celebratessustainable success with you. Not someone who does it for you (although wouldn’t that be nice). A coach suggests tools, encourages practice (and more changes in our c practice) and reminds you not to quit. A good coach inspires you to keep working until you reach your goal! DEBRA LANCASTER
Let’s find people and programs that are ‘coaching’ and support them! Let’s work together to volunteer, speak up and fund good work. Join us. We all win – When we are ALL IN!
MISSION: United Way of Skagit County focuses the community’s investment to create positive, sustainable change in people’s lives. STRATEGIES: TO ACHIEVE OUR MISSION, WE:
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for 51 Years of Creating Sustainable Positive Changes in Our Community! Mount Vernon • Sedro-Woolley Bellingham • Ferndale Community Community minded. minded. Member Member focused. focused.
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CONVENE: invite and include individuals, businesses, governments and nonprofits who have a stake in Education, Income and Health COMMUNICATE: link collective efforts and publicize needs and successes CONTINUOUSLY IMPROVE: seek to improve all factors related to outcomes
2014-15 UNITED WAY BOARD OF DIRECTORS SUZY AMES Skagit Valley College PHIL BROCKMAN Sedro-Woolley Schools ANN CALDWELL US Bank
OFFICERS
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President KARI RANTEN Skagit Regional Health
DEBRA LANCASTER Executive Director
Vice-President BILL ASLETT Sanofi / City of Burlington Treasurer TERRY BELCOE North Coast Credit Union Marketing DEB DAVIS BUNDY Skagit Publishing LLC
Community Impact CORY ERTEL Shell PSR Resource Development SUE KRIENEN Shell Oil Products-US Past-President MAUREEN LAMA PROforma Creative Printing Solutions
LYNNE BLANFORD Finance Manager PHILIP PRUD’HOMME Resource Development Manager JESSICA MACCHI Vista Volunteer SPENCER POPE Communications Coordinator
CONNIE DAVIS Skagit Regional Health ANNIE DI MEO KAPS/KBRC Radio MARIE ERBSTOESZER Health Care Planning & Administration LISA JANICKI Janicki Industries JENNIFER JOHNSON Skagit County JENNIFER LARSON Mount Vernon School District BARB LOWERY Retired Banker ANDREA MARTIN Opus Bank
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DARLENE MINDRUM Northwest Career & Technical Academy KEVIN PAUL Swinomish Indian Tribe KRISTIA POPPE Skagit Bank
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GREG REED Greg Reed Consulting KYLE REEP D. A. Davidson & Company
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Skagit County in providing solutions that will increase and enhance the economic well-being and quality of life for the region.
Williams owns and operates Northwest Pipeline, a 3,900hosting open housesgas from 6-8 p.m. at from the San Juan mile natural pipeline extending Basin in northwestern New Mexico ovide information about our proposed and southwestern Colorado through the states of Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon and Washington to a point on the Canadian border near Sumas, Washington. Northwest’s bi-directional system provides access to British Columbia, Alberta, order to meet a request Rocky Mountain, andby SanOregon Juan Basin gas supplies.
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WILL REICHARDT Skagit County JAMES TANGARO Tesoro Refining and Marketing Company LES TOKARCHUK Retired Auto/RV Repair CARLA TUCKER Skagit Bank TIFFANY URLAND Cascade Natural Gas GEORGE WELCH Shell Puget Sound Refinery USW 12-591 LINDA WISE MILLER Northwest Career & Technical Academy SHIRLEY YAP Shell Puget Sound Refinery
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Positive Sustainable Change Introducing KEY INFLUENCE SECTORS! The Key Influence Sectors (KIS) focus community-wide efforts on long-term measurable outcomes in the areas of Education, Income and Health. In the area of Education, our focus is on Early Learning for children birth to 3rd grade and their caregivers. You told us financial self-sufficiency and Financial Literacy of children and adults is extremely important to our success as a community. We also know that Skagitonians are interested in Healthy, Safe Living and healthy choices for children.
We heard you.
At over 40 Community Conversations hundreds of Skagitonians shared their aspirations for the community.
We compiled and analyzed the data. We categorized what you told us and reported results.
We convened local coalitions, consulted professionals and engaged experts. Deliberate, well thought-out and effective planning.
When we understand what is important to Skagitonians and we measure the impact of our collective work, that’s how we gauge success. We are pleased to announce that we will offer grants for 2015-16 to nonprofits offering programs that positively affect these Key Impact Sectors. Eligible programs must demonstrate outcomes leading to measurable improvement in behaviors. Applications will be available online by May 4 to 501 (c) 3 organizations. The deadline is June 29th. 6
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Where Your Contribution Goes Where Your Contribution Goes Program 2-1-1 Help Line Adult Education / Literacy Asset Building/Financial Stability Camp Kirby Day Camp Camp Kirby Resident Camp Child Abuse Prevention Child Care scholarships Classic Club-Year Long Collective Impact Work Critical Needs Direct Program Support Disaster Services Disaster Services Emergency/Venture Grants Empowerment through Employment Environmental Education Family Support Services Food & Transportation Food & Transportation Food Distribution Center Four Programs for Youth & Families General Girl Scout Program Girls on the Run Housing & Homeless Prevention Ideas for Living Latino Engagement LiveStrong Meals on Wheels Medical Visits Oasis Teen Shelter Preschool Scholarships Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) Scouting Programs Sedro-Woolley, Concrete & Burlington High Schools Self-Reliance Courses Summerlynd Home Builds Teen Service / Leadership Transitional Living Program Volunteer Management Y Membership scholarship Youth Education & Violence Prevention Youth Independent Living Skills Youth Restorative Justice Program Total Program Support to Skagit County
Agency Volunteers of America Community Action of Skagit County Community Action of Skagit County Camp Fire USA-Samish Council Camp Fire USA-Samish Council Brigid Collins - Skagit Valley Support Center Skagit Valley Family YMCA Camp Fire USA-Samish Council United Way Community Action of Skagit County United Way American Red Cross-Islands Chapter American Red Cross-Mt. Baker Chapter United Way Chinook Enterprises Camp Fire USA-Samish Council Catholic Community Services-WW-NW Bread of Life Food Bank Concrete Food Bank Community Action of Skagit County North Cascades Health Council Mount Vernon Community Wellness Council Girl Scouts of Western Washington Skagit Valley Family YMCA Community Action of Skagit County Community Action of Skagit County Skagit Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Svcs. Skagit Valley Family YMCA Skagit Council on Aging Sea Mar Community Centers Skagit Valley Family YMCA Skagit Preschool and Resource Center-SPARC Volunteers of America Boy Scouts-Mt. Baker Chapter Youth United Camp Fire USA-Samish Council Skagit Habitat for Humanity Camp Fire USA-Samish Council Northwest Youth Services VISTA Skagit Valley Family YMCA Skagit Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Svcs. Youthnet Volunteers of America Donor Designations
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Funding Allocated $8,000 $11,500 $11,000 $800 $3,000 $11,000 $3,500 $3,000 $20,000 $8,000 $134,046 $4,800 $19,000 $28,000 $18,000 $800 $12,000 $7,500 $6,500 $26,000 $4,500 $4,500 $9,000 $2,000 $15,000 $10,800 $10,500 $3,000 $27,000 $11,500 $16,000 $20,000 $5,000 $10,000 $9,000 $800 $7,500 $2,500 $16,500 $8,000 $8,000 $15,000 $17,500 $9,000 $110,413 $689,460
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2014-15 INDIVIDUAL LEADERSHIP GIVERS
ALEXIS de TOCQUEVILLE ($10,000 +)
TRUMPETER SWAN ($1,000 - $2,499)
Dr. Carl Berliner Claude & Annie Blackburn & Family Susan Krienen Anonymous (1)
Mary Allen Mark Asmundson Terry Belcoe Dan & Susan Berentson Kevin & Deana Bingham Dr. Patti & Michael Brettell Douglas Bruland Betty Burton Heather Calvin Richard Clasen Benjamin Clawson Kenneth Codlin Dr. Robert Coffey & Dr. Deborah North Michael Daou Tara Dowd & Steve Nelson Loyd & Joan Frazier Robert Gruber Mark D. Hansen Steve & Trish Henery Robert & Tracey Huntley Mike & Lisa Janicki Will & Jennifer Larson Kirk Loy Joseph Luciano Andrea & Terry Martin Anita & Charles McCarthy Kyle McNair William Mercer Irene Millay Tim Miller & Linda Wise Miller Elizabeth Morgan Anne Marie Morse Mark & Gayle Nilson Greg Peck Daniel Peek
RED-TAILED HAWK ($5,000 - $7,499) Debra & Doug Lancaster Guy Masters Thomas Rizzo Mark & Cecilia Spahr
PEREGRINE FALCON ($2,500 - $4,999) Cheryl Bishop Ann Caldwell Lea & Gregg Davidson Glen Gallo Mike & Mary Killien Richard Moldenhauer Burton Newbry Pepper Family Fund Herbert Rubin George Welch Chet Yeo Chris & Helen Zimmerman Anonymous (1)
Trevor Phelps Spencer Pridgen Tim Quiggle William & Wendy Rabel Kari & Steve Ranten Stacy Rice Richard & Nancy Robblee Diane Rusher Kim Sanford Jennifer Schoffstall Sigrid Schumacher Kate Scott Dave Shields Kent Smith Philip Stephenson Robb & Carrie Stewart Kevin & Ann Tate William & Krista Thomas Kelly Tuohig Tom & Tiffany Urland John & Allison White Wilkinson Family Fund Stephen Williams Susan Wilson & Eric Hall Jeffrey Zeiger Anonymous (12)
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BLUE HERON
($750 - $999) Jim & Debbie Allen Lynne & Joe Blanford Phil & Tamera Brockman Deb Davis Bundy Jody Carisle Sandy & Mary Carter Ken & Flo Dahlstedt Alan & Yaneth Daniels John & Marie Erbstoeszer Clifford Finkbohner Therese Holm Jeff & Diana Holmes Dr. Jerry Jenkins Patrick Maddox McCammant Family Richard & Eiren McKay Kenneth Patnode Jason Schmidt Kevin & Kaela Schwitter Bob & Bonnie Warnecke Ron & Jan Wesen Anonymous (5)
2014-15 INDIVIDUAL LEADERSHIP GIVERS
SNOW GOOSE ($500 - $749) Berniece Aarstad Suzanne Ames Charlie & Leanna Anderson Mark & Karen Backman The Batz Family Kelly Bauer Ken & Laure Bergsma Alger Billings Mark Boger Brian Bressler Carol & Jim Browder Peter & Laurel Browning Carl & Carmen Bruner Fred Buckenmeyer Troy Buechler Tom Byers Laura Cailloux & Andrew Ross Mark Campbell John H. Carr Valerie Christensen Dr. Pauline Cline Sean Cornett Mike & Dianne Crawford Sheri Croll Mark Crowe Jay Cullup Curt Danilson Jake Davidson Jim & Sharon Dillon Paul Dixon Mary Ann Douglas Nathan & Jonna Dunham Kirk Dunn Sarah Eacret Mark & Sandra Eaton David & Aree Entenmann
Darren Erickson Cory Ertel Marc & Pam Estvold Michael & Denise Evans Mark Fischer Brett Fontes Jim Ford John & Gail Fotheringham John Gallagher Tristan Gavin Audrey Gravley Wendell Griggs Jack & Claudette Gubrud Sharon Hale The Rt. Rev. Sanford & Mari Hampton Paul Hancock Bryan & Carol Harrison Betty & Darrell Heisler Bill & Amanda Henkel Carl Hergart Kay Hoffman Tim & Pat Halloran Steven Jahns Cecilia Johnson Jennifer Johnson Scott Johnston Lucy Kesterson Steven Koeffler Caleb Koorn Henk & Sue Kruithof Thomas LaCroix Nona Larson Barbara Leander Jim Lippert James Lowe Barb Lowery Wendy Lucas Michael Lytton Deborah Martin
Patsy Martin Robert Martin Linda McAdams David McCallum Kimberly McCarn John & Ruth McDermott Christina McGee Lori McLeod Medcalf Family Darrell Minaker Darlene Mindrum & Roger Kelley Cheryl Mitchell Evelyn Morse Judy Norton Worth & Lisa Norton Randy Otto Sandi Paciotti Gary & Karen Parnell Gary Pea Kathleen Peterson Amy Phillips Nicole Preston & Kelsey Miner Samuel Pritchett Philip Prud`homme & Michelle Stahl Randy & Lynn Rabenstein Gyna Ramig Greg & Lou Ann Reed Kyle & Kelly Reep Will & Diane Reichardt Denise Runyan Ray & Jeanie Schemm Rick & Jean Seater Jerry Sells & Linda Larson Anthony & Catherine Senff Eric Shen & Betty Carteret Tom & Tina Shields Mendrell Silva Maryl E. Skjei Patricia Small
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Patricia Smith-Walz Jason Smolsnik Keith & Cyndi Sorestad Jenifer Suffridge Dr. Joni Swanson Becky & John Taft Chad & Tracy Tesarik Cecil Thomas Kathleen Thomson Rhonda Tingley Clark & Sally Todd Lin & Carla Tucker Bertrand Turgeon, Jr. Steven & Rebacca Wade Bob & Jennifer Walton Mark Wenzel Sara Young & Wade Melton Mike & Jeanne Youngquist Anonymous (25)
~ All data as of March 2015
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YOUTH UNITED: Varsity in Volunteerism
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isty, a senior from Concrete High School, has been involved in her community for years and says that Varsity in Volunteerism (ViV) has taught her important leadership skills and has made her more connected to her community. A student from SedroWoolley, Riley says, “ViV has given me the opportunity to meet kind-hearted people while making a difference.” Emma and Lesley are students at Burlington-Edison High School and both love volunteering. Lesley wanted to be more involved in her community and in her school; ViV gave her that opportunity. She has made new friends and new connections in the community through Varsity in Volunteerism. Emma said, “I’ve always been inspired by volunteering, ViV gave me the opportunity to give back to the community that has done so much for me.”
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he Youth United: Varsity In Volunteerism program encourages students to become stewards of their community now and into the future, making Skagit County a better place for all. It is providing over 90 students at Burlington-Edison, Concrete and SedroWoolley high schools the opportunity to be recognized for their service. Varsity in Volunteerism awards students who volunteer at least 100 hours during the school year a varsity letter. Last Year ViV students volunteered over 3,000 hours. www.UnitedWaySkagit.org
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Burlington Edison School District Cascade Natural Gas Chinook Enterprises City of Mount Vernon Comcast Cable Community Action of Skagit County FedEx
Heritage Bank Macy’s North Coast Credit Union Northwest Clean Air Agency Northwest Educational Service District 189 Peoples Bank
Skagit Regional Health
Regence BlueShield Sea Mar Community Health Centers Skagit Farmers Supply Target United Parcel Service Washington Federal Williams Gas Pipeline
Bronze Level Partners American Red Cross Anvil Corporation Banner Bank Barrett Financial Best Buy Car Toys Cargill Cascade Dental
City of Anacortes City of Burlington City of Sedro-Woolley Commonwealth Associates Concrete School District Conway School District Enterprise Rent-A-Car Fred Meyers
Goodwill Hospice of the Northwest IBM Corporation JAMCO America, Inc. JC Penney JH Kelly, LLC Kohls National Frozen Foods Corp.
Northwest Farm Credit Services Opus Bank Port of Skagit PROforma Creative Printing Solutions Sanofi US SaviBank Skagit Public Utility District #1 Sound Community Bank
SPARC Stowes Shoes & Clothing The Skagit Walmart Wells Fargo Youthnet
In Kind Partners Balloon Splendor
KAPS/KBRC
Padgett & Padgett, PLLC
Skagit Publishing LLC
Swinomish Casino & Lodge
Employees of schools, local government and businesses make the community stronger through their support of United Way. United Way of Skagit County focuses community investment to create sustainable positive change in peoples’ lives.
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United Way’s Days of Caring Business and community teams come to United Way to find exciting and meaningful volunteer projects that fit their employees’ interests. Your team can help by pitching in with muscle, skills, some extra time and a good heart. To CARE is to: C CONNECT teams of volunteers to local non-profit organizations that need help with various projects A ADVANCE the common good throughout Skagit County R REVITALIZE the body and spirit. Studies indicate that people who volunteer live longer E ENGAGE employees and businesses to get involved in important work that needs to get done Thanks to all businesses and organizations who got involved in Days of Caring projects this year:
Days of Caring Non-Profit and Community Organizations: Camp Fire USA Samish Council, Camp Kirby Community Action of Skagit County, Food Distribution Center Friendship House
Skagit Bank at Community Action’s Food Distribution Center
Helping Hands Food Bank Humane Society of Skagit Valley Kulshan Community Garden Mount Vernon Library Mount Vernon Trail Builders Burlington High School Key Club
Mount Vernon Wellness Council
Mount Vernon Rotary
Pacific Northwest Trails Association
Sedro-Woolley High School ViV team
Reverie Outreach
Burlington-Edison High School ViV team
Skagit Habitat for Humanity
Kohl’s at Mount Vernon Library
This year, more than 200 volunteers contributed 700+ hours to make Skagit County a better place for all.
THANK YOU to all Days of Caring volunteers! United Way of Skagit County can help your business find opportunities locally. Check out our website, or contact Philip Prud’homme at Philip@unitedwayskagit.org or 360-755-9521, ext. 13. 12
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Loaned Executives make it possible for United Way to touch the lives of thousands of people in Skagit County.
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Jeff Gabert
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“The experience of being a United Way Loaned Executive is an amazing opportunity to expand your leadership skills, work in a dynamic team environment and make a significant contribution to our community. Many Loaned Executives go on to Senior Leader roles in their companies and credit some of their success as a leader to the United Way LE program.” Campaign Chair and Loaned Executive Alumni – SUE KRIENEN, Shell Oil Products US Professional Development • Public Speaking • Leadership • Community Engagement
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The Time is NOW to Create Your Legacy!
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MPROVE LIVES, STRENGTHEN FAMILIES, BUILD ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE AND ADDRESS EMERGING NEEDS IN OUR COMMUNITY. GIFTS CAN BE IMMEDIATE OR DEFERRED. SOME OF THE WAYS YOU CAN MAKE A LEGACY GIFT INCLUDE:
What is your dream for Skagit County? Every donor has different priorities. Skagit Legacy provides you opportunities to direct your gift to areas that best reflect your vision and passion, such as: 1. Fund Today’s Programs Tomorrow while making new and expanded services possible.
CASH, giving you a tax deduction that year. A BEQUEST in your will.
2. Address Emerging Needs to help meet the future challenges in our community and build solutions.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICY naming United Way of Skagit County as a beneficiary.
3. Provide Disaster Response to help families in crisis and assist with relief and recovery.
STOCKS OR BONDS that can give you a tax deduction in the year you make your gift. AN IRA OR 401K DISTRIBUTION to United Way may help you save significantly on taxes. CHARITABLE TRUSTS OR ANNUITIES pay you income while you give to the future needs of our community.
4. Meet the Greatest Need with resources for our community’s most urgent problems.
IMPACT SKAGIT COUNTY TODAY WITH A LEGACY GIFT! IT’S EASY. CALL UNITED WAY TODAY FOR MORE INFORMATION.
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People have powered United Way of Skagit County in building the strong and vibrant community that we call home, and the Puget Sound Refinery proudly recognizes all those Shell people who played a role. Thank you to all Shell employees who helped GIVE, ADVOCATE and VOLUNTEER on behalf of United Way of Skagit County for the past 51 years. Skagit County is a better place because we