Supporting people with disabilities to fulfill their life choices

ANNUAL REPORT 2012

Community Living Program$5,652,881

Fund Development $295,350

Fabrication Division$2,694,324

Seattle BrainWorks Clubhouse$158,901

Employment Services$1,128,453

Therapeutic & Dental Clinic$991,345

Administration $1,015,053

Community Living Program$5,897,679

Community Support$429,221

Fabrication Division$3,255,321

Seattle BrainWorks Clubhouse$75,000

Employment Services$1,362,160

Therapeutic & Dental Clinic$502,774

Other Income$218,306

Your support changed lives over the past year. From six year old

Ryan using his first words through a communication device to 19

year-old Sofia landing her first job, you’ve given over a thousand

people with disabilities the opportunity to make their own choices.

In 2012, PROVAIL celebrated our 70th year in the community.

We’re proud to continue the mission set out by Dr. Hulett Wyckoff

and dedicated founding families, and our focus today is providing

the best community-based support services we can to help people

with disabilities experience life according to their own choices. For

every donor - from those who stood up to support our founding, to

our new donors of today - thank you.

Every day, you are helping people with disabilities engage with their

communities – to go beyond just being in the community to being

a part of the community. Our clients want to live, work, learn, and

play in their communities according to their own choices. Your

support turns those hopes into a reality.

As we take stock of our 70 year history, we

are taking a deep look at who PROVAIL

is and what we want our future impact on

our community to be. Looking forward

to our 75th and even 80th anniversaries,

PROVAIL’s leadership is currently hard at

work mapping out the path we will take to

serving more clients in more ways than we do today. As we move

through this strategic process, I will be excited to share with you

and the PROVAIL community what we have planned.

We hope that, as our future continues to take shape and we

continue our dedicated work to those we serve today, you will join

us in our commitment to supporting children and adults with

disabilities to fulfill their life choices. However you are involved,

please know that your support matters!

Thank you,

Michael HatzenbelerPresident & CEO

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ChairKen TooleAdobe Systems Inc.

2nd Vice ChairKatie CissellCtr. Cont. Ed. Rehab, WWU

SecretaryCarly ListHugh Wood, Inc

TreasurerDerek CrumpKibble & Prentice

Past ChairDoug McFarlandStarbucks Coffee Company

REVENUE

EXPENSES

PROVAIL MANAGEMENT STAFF

President & Chief Executive OfficerMichael Hatzenbeler

Chief Financial OfficerMac MacKeller-Hertan

Senior VP for OperationsThornton Bowman

Director of Community LivingAmal Grabinski

Director of Clinical ServicesFrancis Olson

Director of DevelopmentMeg Enderby

Director of Employment ServicesGina Solberg

Director of Manufacturing & Sales, FabricationSandy Gibb

Executive AssistantKelly Rondou

Jim CheesemoreParker, Smith & Feek

Jenny CochraneAttorney at Law

Harris ClarkePEMCO Mutual Insurance

Elizabeth CrouchSynergems LLC

Doug Durbin501 Commons

Jeana JorgensenMicrosoft

Chris KingWorldwide Facilities, Inc

Kevin KoppesEpilepsy Foundation NW

Skylar SherwoodRiddell Williams

Bart WilsonBader Martin, P.S.

Retired DirectorsBob FreyJared HagerRandy WilletZoe VinsonThank you for your service to PROVAIL

dear friendfinancials, board &management

Community Living Program$5,652,881

Fund Development $295,350

Fabrication Division$2,694,324

Seattle BrainWorks Clubhouse$158,901

Employment Services$1,128,453

Therapeutic & Dental Clinic$991,345

Administration $1,015,053

Community Living Program$5,897,679

Community Support$429,221

Fabrication Division$3,255,321

Seattle BrainWorks Clubhouse$75,000

Employment Services$1,362,160

Therapeutic & Dental Clinic$502,774

Other Income$218,306

Your support changed lives over the past year. From six year old

Ryan using his first words through a communication device to 19

year-old Sofia landing her first job, you’ve given over a thousand

people with disabilities the opportunity to make their own choices.

In 2012, PROVAIL celebrated our 70th year in the community.

We’re proud to continue the mission set out by Dr. Hulett Wyckoff

and dedicated founding families, and our focus today is providing

the best community-based support services we can to help people

with disabilities experience life according to their own choices. For

every donor - from those who stood up to support our founding, to

our new donors of today - thank you.

Every day, you are helping people with disabilities engage with their

communities – to go beyond just being in the community to being

a part of the community. Our clients want to live, work, learn, and

play in their communities according to their own choices. Your

support turns those hopes into a reality.

As we take stock of our 70 year history, we

are taking a deep look at who PROVAIL

is and what we want our future impact on

our community to be. Looking forward

to our 75th and even 80th anniversaries,

PROVAIL’s leadership is currently hard at

work mapping out the path we will take to

serving more clients in more ways than we do today. As we move

through this strategic process, I will be excited to share with you

and the PROVAIL community what we have planned.

We hope that, as our future continues to take shape and we

continue our dedicated work to those we serve today, you will join

us in our commitment to supporting children and adults with

disabilities to fulfill their life choices. However you are involved,

please know that your support matters!

Thank you,

Michael HatzenbelerPresident & CEO

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ChairKen TooleAdobe Systems Inc.

2nd Vice ChairKatie CissellCtr. Cont. Ed. Rehab, WWU

SecretaryCarly ListHugh Wood, Inc

TreasurerDerek CrumpKibble & Prentice

Past ChairDoug McFarlandStarbucks Coffee Company

REVENUE

EXPENSES

PROVAIL MANAGEMENT STAFF

President & Chief Executive OfficerMichael Hatzenbeler

Chief Financial OfficerMac MacKeller-Hertan

Senior VP for OperationsThornton Bowman

Director of Community LivingAmal Grabinski

Director of Clinical ServicesFrancis Olson

Director of DevelopmentMeg Enderby

Director of Employment ServicesGina Solberg

Director of Manufacturing & Sales, FabricationSandy Gibb

Executive AssistantKelly Rondou

Jim CheesemoreParker, Smith & Feek

Jenny CochraneAttorney at Law

Harris ClarkePEMCO Mutual Insurance

Elizabeth CrouchSynergems LLC

Doug Durbin501 Commons

Jeana JorgensenMicrosoft

Chris KingWorldwide Facilities, Inc

Kevin KoppesEpilepsy Foundation NW

Skylar SherwoodRiddell Williams

Bart WilsonBader Martin, P.S.

Retired DirectorsBob FreyJared HagerRandy WilletZoe VinsonThank you for your service to PROVAIL

dear friendfinancials, board &management

When Anne St. Germain, owner of McDonald’s Book Exchange,

took on Aaron Witek as an employee she didn’t realize that the job he

started then would be so different from what he is excelling at now.

When Aaron started, Anne had some initial trepidation about hiring

a staff member with disabilities. “Aaron has shown so much more

potential than what we expected on his first day,” the local business

owner said. PROVAIL Employment Consultant, Nancy Anderson,

attributes some of that to the skills and confidence Aaron has

developed since he first started, but also to a shift in perspective for

Anne. Despite her first nervousness about hiring Aaron, Anne now

touts Aaron’s presence over the past two years as “a great experience.”

Originally brought in to assist St. Germain with janitorial tasks,

Aaron now zooms through the bookstore, buzzing in the background

as he organizes titles and restocks shelves with new inventory. In

addition to vacuuming the store and restocking cleaning materials,

Aaron now has the opportunity to interact with customers and take

an active role in the store’s business.

“He shows initiative, asks for new responsibilities, and he isn’t afraid

to let coworkers know what tasks he is confident enough to complete

on his own,” said Anderson.

Aaron also

understands the

meaning behind

a paycheck. While

St. Germain

notes that Aaron’s

always excited

and happy to be

at work, Anderson

emphasizes that he

values being able to

contribute to the bookstore and being able to be more self-sufficient

because of his job.

“Different businesses have different needs,” St. Germain

acknowledges. “But I’d definitely encourage other businesses to

engage with PROVAIL.”

As for Aaron, he loves that he’s been given the opportunity to gain

new skills. “I love sorting the books and puzzles” says Witek, who

is now able to cite his skills and experience when applying for

additional part time positions in the community this spring.

Creating OpportunitiesGlen Ramsey has a long history with PROVAIL. He has been a member of the Community Living Program for over 30 years and ran

his own snack shop in our headquarters location for over 10 years. In 2006, he wanted to make a career change. Having successfully

managed his own business for so long, Glen wanted the opportunity to work in an office environment. He wanted to be someone’s

employee – and PROVAIL was there to support Glen’s important career change.

Now, you can find Glen working with Pasado’s Safe Haven, an animal rescue center based in Sultan, Washington. Working with

PROVAIL Employment Consultant, Andrew Harman, Glen was enrolled in a specialized county-wide partnership between PROVAIL

and three other supported employment agencies to ensure that Glen was able to defy the barriers he faced to securing employment.

“Pasado’s has never customized a position like this before – I don’t think they even knew it was possible,” says Andrew. “They are so

excited to have Glen join their outreach team.”

As Pasado’s Safe Haven works to expand their profile in the Seattle area,

Glen now develops marketing materials, coordinates donor databases,

and engages local businesses to display informational materials about

the organization’s services.

In addition to his success with PROVAIL’s Supported Employment

program, Glen acts as an advocate for improvements in access and support

for the disability community. In the spring of 2013, Glen coordinated

a trip to Olympia for ARC Washington’s Advocacy Day highlighting

supported employment for people with disabilities in Washington State.

Glen and members of our employment team were able to meet with

Senator Maralyn Chase of Shoreline to support a legislative bill extending

supported employment services to 15,000 Washington residents who are

eligible for services but cannot access the support they need.Jeremy Norden-Paul, Andrew Harman, Glen Ramsey, Jordan Cotto, and Michael Goodwill

Anne St. Germain and Aaron Witeck

Triumph in Transition

tHe commUnitY at WorK transformation

When Anne St. Germain, owner of McDonald’s Book Exchange,

took on Aaron Witek as an employee she didn’t realize that the job he

started then would be so different from what he is excelling at now.

When Aaron started, Anne had some initial trepidation about hiring

a staff member with disabilities. “Aaron has shown so much more

potential than what we expected on his first day,” the local business

owner said. PROVAIL Employment Consultant, Nancy Anderson,

attributes some of that to the skills and confidence Aaron has

developed since he first started, but also to a shift in perspective for

Anne. Despite her first nervousness about hiring Aaron, Anne now

touts Aaron’s presence over the past two years as “a great experience.”

Originally brought in to assist St. Germain with janitorial tasks,

Aaron now zooms through the bookstore, buzzing in the background

as he organizes titles and restocks shelves with new inventory. In

addition to vacuuming the store and restocking cleaning materials,

Aaron now has the opportunity to interact with customers and take

an active role in the store’s business.

“He shows initiative, asks for new responsibilities, and he isn’t afraid

to let coworkers know what tasks he is confident enough to complete

on his own,” said Anderson.

Aaron also

understands the

meaning behind

a paycheck. While

St. Germain

notes that Aaron’s

always excited

and happy to be

at work, Anderson

emphasizes that he

values being able to

contribute to the bookstore and being able to be more self-sufficient

because of his job.

“Different businesses have different needs,” St. Germain

acknowledges. “But I’d definitely encourage other businesses to

engage with PROVAIL.”

As for Aaron, he loves that he’s been given the opportunity to gain

new skills. “I love sorting the books and puzzles” says Witek, who

is now able to cite his skills and experience when applying for

additional part time positions in the community this spring.

Creating OpportunitiesGlen Ramsey has a long history with PROVAIL. He has been a member of the Community Living Program for over 30 years and ran

his own snack shop in our headquarters location for over 10 years. In 2006, he wanted to make a career change. Having successfully

managed his own business for so long, Glen wanted the opportunity to work in an office environment. He wanted to be someone’s

employee – and PROVAIL was there to support Glen’s important career change.

Now, you can find Glen working with Pasado’s Safe Haven, an animal rescue center based in Sultan, Washington. Working with

PROVAIL Employment Consultant, Andrew Harman, Glen was enrolled in a specialized county-wide partnership between PROVAIL

and three other supported employment agencies to ensure that Glen was able to defy the barriers he faced to securing employment.

“Pasado’s has never customized a position like this before – I don’t think they even knew it was possible,” says Andrew. “They are so

excited to have Glen join their outreach team.”

As Pasado’s Safe Haven works to expand their profile in the Seattle area,

Glen now develops marketing materials, coordinates donor databases,

and engages local businesses to display informational materials about

the organization’s services.

In addition to his success with PROVAIL’s Supported Employment

program, Glen acts as an advocate for improvements in access and support

for the disability community. In the spring of 2013, Glen coordinated

a trip to Olympia for ARC Washington’s Advocacy Day highlighting

supported employment for people with disabilities in Washington State.

Glen and members of our employment team were able to meet with

Senator Maralyn Chase of Shoreline to support a legislative bill extending

supported employment services to 15,000 Washington residents who are

eligible for services but cannot access the support they need.Jeremy Norden-Paul, Andrew Harman, Glen Ramsey, Jordan Cotto, and Michael Goodwill

Anne St. Germain and Aaron Witeck

Triumph in Transition

tHe commUnitY at WorK transformation

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

PROVAIL Employment Services provides community based vocational assessments, individualized job placement, job coaching and supported employment for individuals referred through the Washington State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) and Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD). Specializing in transition services and customized employment recruitment and training, PROVAIL served 249 clients in 2012, made over 1700 new business connections, created 73 new jobs, and secured employment for 100% of the 18

transition students served through the school to work program.

THERAPEUTIC & ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY SERVICES

The PROVAIL Therapeutic and Assistive Technology Services program helps children and adults with disabilities maximize their performance and productivity through comprehensive and specialized assistive technology, occupational, and speech therapies. In 2012, our clinic logged over 7,100 visits by 250 clients visiting from Blaine to Vancouver and Port Angeles to the Cascades. We now provide service to 5 school districts and have expanded our phone distribution to the Yakima Valley.

SEATTLE BRAINWORKS

A community-based Clubhouse program providing short and long-term support to people who have experienced traumatic brain injury. Our mission is to empower survivors of brain injury to relearn skills and create strategies that will help them reintegrate as happy and successful members of the community. Members are able to transition from being “patients” to again being active participants in life. In 2012, Seattle BrainWorks grew to 72 members and saw a 36% rise in member attendance hours.

Special thanks to our advisory board members: Elizabeth Crouch, Bjorn Krane, Michele Kauffman, Mike Hatzenbeler, Todd Kelleher, Tiffany Kopec, Janet Mott, Janice Navarre, Andrea Okomski and Valerie Wootton

DENTAL CLINIC

Adults with disabilities face significant barriers to obtaining community-based dental care. The PROVAIL Johnny Johnson Memorial Dental Clinic helps address the gap in services by performing over 1,500 dental services each year to 620 clients. The all volunteer staff of dental professionals are committed to helping adults with disabilities receive the best care possible. Thank you to the volunteer Dentists and Hygienists who make this work possible.

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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

PROVAIL Employment Services provides community based vocational assessments, individualized job placement, job coaching and supported employment for individuals referred through the Washington State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) and Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD). Specializing in transition services and customized employment recruitment and training, PROVAIL served 249 clients in 2012, made over 1700 new business connections, created 73 new jobs, and secured employment for 100% of the 18

transition students served through the school to work program.

THERAPEUTIC & ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY SERVICES

The PROVAIL Therapeutic and Assistive Technology Services program helps children and adults with disabilities maximize their performance and productivity through comprehensive and specialized assistive technology, occupational, and speech therapies. In 2012, our clinic logged over 7,100 visits by 250 clients visiting from Blaine to Vancouver and Port Angeles to the Cascades. We now provide service to 5 school districts and have expanded our phone distribution to the Yakima Valley.

SEATTLE BRAINWORKS

A community-based Clubhouse program providing short and long-term support to people who have experienced traumatic brain injury. Our mission is to empower survivors of brain injury to relearn skills and create strategies that will help them reintegrate as happy and successful members of the community. Members are able to transition from being “patients” to again being active participants in life. In 2012, Seattle BrainWorks grew to 72 members and saw a 36% rise in member attendance hours.

Special thanks to our advisory board members: Elizabeth Crouch, Bjorn Krane, Michele Kauffman, Mike Hatzenbeler, Todd Kelleher, Tiffany Kopec, Janet Mott, Janice Navarre, Andrea Okomski and Valerie Wootton

DENTAL CLINIC

Adults with disabilities face significant barriers to obtaining community-based dental care. The PROVAIL Johnny Johnson Memorial Dental Clinic helps address the gap in services by performing over 1,500 dental services each year to 620 clients. The all volunteer staff of dental professionals are committed to helping adults with disabilities receive the best care possible. Thank you to the volunteer Dentists and Hygienists who make this work possible.

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ART IS NOT AN OPTION!

Art is NOT an Option! is an innovative art program designed to provide artists with disabilities studio workshops and opportunities to showcase artwork in the community. Promoting creativity, independence, dignity and community integration for all participants, the program grew to 67 artists in 2012, held four community art shows, and engaged over 80 in-class volunteers.

COMMUNITY LIVING PROGRAM

The PROVAIL Community Living Program (CLP) provides 24 hour supported living to adults with severe developmental disabilities in order to assist them in becoming more active and involved members of their communities. In 2012, your support provided 304,947 hours of service to 64 residents in 19 housing sites, assisted over 10,000 client outings, and provided over 2,000 nursing visits to client homes.

FABRICATION DIVISION

The PROVAIL Fabrication Division is a social enterprise employing people with and without disabilities in a competitive environment. The Fabrication Division manufacturers products for the aerospace industry (including Boeing) and the Department of Defense. This past year we also added several contracts with private commercial firms, which are helping to diversify our revenue. Profits from the Fabrication Division are reinvested in PROVAIL’s direct service programs.

THANK YOU

These programs are made possible by the ongoing support of a strong and dedicated community of families, businesses and community members. We want to give a special thanks to the Pacific Northwest Insurance Council, the Seattle BrainWorks Advisory Board, the staff at McKinstry and all of our dedicated volunteers for supporting our ongoing program work and PROVAIL’s fundraising activities to support our programs and clients.

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ART IS NOT AN OPTION!

Art is NOT an Option! is an innovative art program designed to provide artists with disabilities studio workshops and opportunities to showcase artwork in the community. Promoting creativity, independence, dignity and community integration for all participants, the program grew to 67 artists in 2012, held four community art shows, and engaged over 80 in-class volunteers.

COMMUNITY LIVING PROGRAM

The PROVAIL Community Living Program (CLP) provides 24 hour supported living to adults with severe developmental disabilities in order to assist them in becoming more active and involved members of their communities. In 2012, your support provided 304,947 hours of service to 64 residents in 19 housing sites, assisted over 10,000 client outings, and provided over 2,000 nursing visits to client homes.

FABRICATION DIVISION

The PROVAIL Fabrication Division is a social enterprise employing people with and without disabilities in a competitive environment. The Fabrication Division manufacturers products for the aerospace industry (including Boeing) and the Department of Defense. This past year we also added several contracts with private commercial firms, which are helping to diversify our revenue. Profits from the Fabrication Division are reinvested in PROVAIL’s direct service programs.

THANK YOU

These programs are made possible by the ongoing support of a strong and dedicated community of families, businesses and community members. We want to give a special thanks to the Pacific Northwest Insurance Council, the Seattle BrainWorks Advisory Board, the staff at McKinstry and all of our dedicated volunteers for supporting our ongoing program work and PROVAIL’s fundraising activities to support our programs and clients.

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FOR GIFTS RECEIVED JUNE 30TH, 2011– JULY 1ST, 2012

tHanK YoU to oUr sUPPortersDONORS GIVING $10,000+Boeing Employees Community Fund • Harvest Foundation • King County Dental Society Foundation • Lucky Seven Foundation • United Way of King County

DONORS GIVING $5,000–$9,999Marri & Sam Alexander • Aon Risk Services • Chubb & Son Federal Insurance Company • Kibble & Prentice • Microsoft Corporation • Pacific Continental Bank • Whitham Annuity Trust

DONORS GIVING $2,500–$4,999Alexander, Morford & Woo, Inc. • CRC Insurance Services Inc. • DCI Engineers • Ed Fugo • Suzanne Grady • Peggy & Michael Hatzenbeler • Carla & Doug McFarland • Navigators Pro • Paul NowakFrancis & Derek Olson • Alison & Michael Pollowitz • The Hartford Benefits Division • Patricia & Ken Toole • Wells Fargo Insurance Services Northwest, Inc. • Peggy & Randall Willett

DONORS GIVING $1,000–2,499Michael Bitondo • ACE USA • Affiliated FM • Alaska National Insurance Company • Allied Insurance • Lowell Bassett • Bell-Anderson Insurance • Berkley North Pacific Group • Ann BohartBrain Injury Association of Washington • Linda Breneman • Audrey & Elliot Burdett • Cascade Designs • Kate Christensen • City of Seattle • CNA Insurance • Combined Federal Campaign • Joe Couey • Elizabeth CrouchFumiyo Kobayashi & Derek Crump • Suzie Curti • J. Mark D'Amato • Doug Durbin • Paul Dziedzic • Barbara Feilberg • Jared Hager • Jarod Hess • Hugh Wood Inc. • Imperial PFS • Karen & Chris King • Robert LambertLiberty Mutual Commercial Markets • Liberty Mutual Surety • Frank Lubash • Sandi & Rex Lund • Jim MacKellar-Hertan • Mark McGregor • Milliman, Inc. • Monitor Liability Managers, Inc. • Shew NgNorth Central Kiwanis Club-Memorial Fund • Cozen O'Connor • Nancy & Ron Paquin • Parker Smith & Feek • Brandon Parks • Peterson Sullivan LLP • Philadelphia Insurance Companies • Tim Robinson • R-T SpecialtyCarlo Scandiuzzi • Sedgwick CMS • Dr. Patricia Shigihara • Gina Solberg & Joel Theisen • Michelle & Tom Springsteen • Gail & Doug Todoroff • Travelers Insurance • VARILITE • Bart Wilson • Zurich

DONORS GIVING $500–999Lindsay Bosch • Kim & David Burroughs • Teresa Cannon • Joseph Carroll • Tom Cathcart • Katie Cissell • Kelly Costella • Julie & Don Empey • Kimberly Farner • Chris Fetters • Sue Foy • Robert FreyGlobal Insurance Specialists Inc. • Group Health Cooperative • Genevieve & Brent Guinn • Roger Heeringa • Frederick Hopkins • Lucinda Jackson • Jeana Jorgensen • Jeff Kidwell • Joanie Kimmel • Gayle KnessLiberty Mutual NW • Nick Licata • Caren Maldon • Jane Malin • Carrol Wyckoff Maxwell • Ruth & Erlend Millikan • Mike Mueller • Damon Nashman • Patricia & Nolan Newman • Mary Ann Okomski-CavignanoAndrea Okomski • Chris Prentice • Ron Rants • Erin Rants • Ira Robinson • Joanna Rohde • Rotary Club of Edmonds • Seattle Foundation • Sentry Insurance Company • Mark Shears • Skylar SherwoodKim & Michael Sink • Leslie Somes • Richard Theisen • Washington Forest Protection Association • Bob Weller • Brian Witzman • Woodrow Foundation

DONORS GIVING $1–$499Karyn Abraham • Jeff Abram • Astrid Adams • Dean Allen • Ben Altmaier • Mark Anderson • Heather Anderson • Mari & Terri Anderson • Susie Anschell • Michele Appell • Anne & Eric Appell • Guy ArmfieldAngela & Richard Artura • At Work! • Charlotte & David Avolio • Cliff Axelson • Chris Bading • Madeleine Baines • Peter M. Baird • Brian Bratager • Ashley Bates • Lisa Beaularier • Donnie Belk • Kathleen BellMoz Benado • A. L. S. Berg • Janet Bergman • Lisa Bergstrom • Claudia Berman • Roy Bever • Phil Bilderback • Renee Blattnerv • Bryce A Blevins • Melinda Bocci • Jill Boehmer • Kathleen Bolin • Hillary BollesChristine Bomgardner • Jim Booth • Marilyn Boss • Anita Both • Sherron Bousfield • Kurt Boutin • Robert Bowman • Kirk Boys • Sheri Bozic • Jeff Bradt • Kenny Branson • Terry Breaux • Jeff Brink • Scott BriscoeColin Brissey • Melany Brown • Diane Browning • Douglas Brown • Edward Bukovinsky • Margaret Burg • Roger Busse • Cathy Burton • Agnes Cabullos • Charles Cacek • Dan Caldwell • Dr. Evan CantiniTeresita Capuli • Julie Carlson • J. Hadiyah Carlyle • Jeremy Carrigan • Sara Carrigan • Susan Carroll • Patricia & William Carroll • Debbie & Ken Case • Pat Cashman • Patrick Coussens • Greg Chafe • Craig ChamberlinEric Chaney • Mary Ann Chatman • CHC Services • Cynthia & Jim Chesemore • Carrie Cheshier • Tricia Childs • Leanne Clarke • D.W. Clark • Ursula Class • Deborah Cleland • Catherine Cleveland • Arden CliseEric Cobbs • John Cockburn • Kristen Coggin • Matthew Cohen • Community Health Charities of Washington State • Connie Cameron • Carol Conrad • Alex Cooley • Jedean Corpron • Jordan Cotto • Tim CowanAimee Cox • Deborah Crawley • Bruce Michael Cross • Cunningham Engineering • Susan Cwiertnia • Jeff Dabbs • Linda Daily • Kelly Danielson • Christina Davidson • Julie Dawning • Gerald Day • Earl DebnamMark Dederer • Jeffrey Dehn • Trevor Delaney • Patricia & Joseph Desimone • Shannon Detroit • Cheryl Di Re • Vonnie & George Dickson • Sharon Diel • Alison Dillow • Brad Dodge • Clare Dohna • Jan Dolly Majorie Domenowske • Ben Donora • Nancy Dorman • David Douglas • Hazel Loewy Dwoskin • Sheila & David Driscoll • Katie Dugan • Matthew Earnhardt • Dorothy Eckhardt • Earl Ecklund • Carolyn EdmondsSharon Edmondson • Scott & Donna Egeland • Todd Eisinger • Tom Ellis • Steve Emmer • Joseph & Marion Epler • Roslyn Ericksen • Giselle Falkenberg • Dr. Jesse Fann • Christine Farber • Lisa Farrell-RobertsPatrick Farley • Aimee Faye • Deborah Feilberg • Gerrald Fierling • Patty Finkelstein • Matt Fitzgibbons • Katharine Fitzgerald • David & Kristen Fitzgerald • Roxanne Flegal • Jesse Foster • Colin Fowler • Shelby FowlerBob Frasier • Jennifer Freimund • Sylvia Fuerstenberg • David Gasca • Jennifer Gau • Ned Gebert • Dorothy Gendron • Sean George • Alexander Gibb • Greg Gilda • Michael Given • John Gonzalez • Alice GoodmanMichael Goodwill • Lynn Gordon • Charlotte Gordon • S. L. Gordon • Ken Graat • Carolyn Graham • Theresa Greco • Mae Greeley • Paul Hagedorn • Richard Haines • Andy Hall • Barb Hammond • Mark HankinRobert Harding • Ron Harle • Dawn Harris • Marty Hartman • Emma Harter • Mary Hatzenbeler • Sylvia Haven • Butch Havens • John Haw • Theressia Hazelmyer • Chris Head • Todd Heckel • Keith HelkerJeffrey Henrikson • Susan Hess • Tammy Hjort • Gregor Hodgson • Debra Holland • Ari Hollander • Karla Holman • Susanna & Daniel Holt • Erica Horn • Bob Horner

DONORS GIVING $1–$499 (cont.)Denys Howard • Greg Howe • Lembhard Howell • Yuhong Huang • Jim Hunt • Jeff Hupprich • Suzanne Hutchings • Jerry Hynes • Rena Ilumin • Imperial Credit Corporation • Brent Irving • Soojean IshiguroBill Jacobus • Sharon Jodock-King • Jeff Johnson • Ron Johnson • Michael Johnson • Jamie Johnson • Jordan Johnson • Dennis Jones • Debra Jones • Dale Karacostas • Dennis Karlinsky • Keena KayeAngie & Ryan Kelleher • Dennis Kelleher • Kari Kelly • Dave Kennerud • Leslie Kempthorne • Denice Kerr • Megan Kidd • King County Employees Charitable Campaign • Bob Kirchenbaum • John Knapp • Scott KneelandDean Knutson • Jennifer & Karl Koch • John Koenig • Jeffrey Komar • Tiffany Kopec • Richard Koppes • Kevin Koppes • Bjorn Krane • Jim Krueger • Tim Kulinski • Terry La Bell • Nancy Laigo • Weldon LambJohn Lang • Jeff Langfeldt • Barbara Larimer • Joe Lasby • Deanna Lasby • Bill Lee • Karri & Murray Lee • Chris Lermusik • Anne Level • Ryan LeVeque • Erica Levine • Mark Levinson • Ted Leyden • Frank LeyritzCarly List • Ann Lokey • John Longmate • Joan Longstaff • Kathy Lorella • Grace Lynch • Tony Machacha • Brad Magruder • Matthew Malkin • Stephanie Mano • Bobbi-Jo Marlin • Jim Marta • Kate MartinDawn Mason • Katie Matison • Matt Matson • Louise Maxted • Jeanne McCartney • Ann McCormick • Sarah McCrum • Hamilton McCulloh • Laura McKee • Tim McKinney • Laura McLaughlin • Dr. Alvin McLeanChris McManus • Chris McQuaker • Melissa Merritt • Les Metrovich • Rich Meyer • Christine Meyer • Kevin Michael • Warren Michelsen • Seth Millstein • Travis Mitchell • Bruce Mitchell • Donna MonizMichele Moored • Jennifer More • Susan Mormino • Thomas Mormino • Alice Mott • Janet Mott • Mott Rehabilitation Services, Inc. • Nicole Muehlenhaus • Bryan Murdach • Jeff Murphy • Pasqua Nardella • Jan NavarreJim Na • Julia Neander • Jennifer Newman • Nancy Nichols • William Nichols • Sylvia Nierling • Tim Nierman • Donald Norman • Steve Nourse • Charlene Okomski • Walter Okomski • Scott Olson • Josephine OttoUdiyan Padmanabhan • Pauline & Benet Paquin-Sokoloff • Nan Parent • Parkview Services • Guy Patterson • Sam Pauley • John Payne • Janet Pearson • Svetlana Perlina • Robert Phillips • Van Pieper • Port of SeattleDennis Potter • Tammy Powers • Arnie Prentice • Martha Prestin • Donald Prior • Llewelyn Pritchard • Kelly Pritchart • Puget Sound Medical • Tim Purbaugh • Brian Purdy • Michael Quayle • Ali Rahmani • Kelly RondouRozanne Rants • Timothy Rants • Bob Rathvon • David Reese • Leann Riedner • Travis Remick • Kimberley Rettig • Stan Rice • Steve Ridgwell • Peter Rigby • Patricia Roberts • Ryan Roberts • Pat RobertsRichard Robinson • Joe RobinsonPort of Seattle • Cindy Rockfeld • Kristina Rodden • Bernard Rodden • Mike Rodden • Mary Rogers • Cheryl Root • Denise Rose • Debbie Rue • Russell Matching Gifts ProgramEllia RyanPort of Seattle • Olga Sagan • Mary Jane Sainsbury • Elmer SakumaPort of Seattle • Carmen Sakuma • Salon Celebrations • Sammamish Kiwanis Foundation • Benjamin Sanders • Sanmar CorporationKarol & John Satterthwaite • Lillian Sacarinn • Janice Schindler • Mark Schleck • Ann Schuessler • Gregory SchulerPort of Seattle • Gail Scott • Jason Seemanski • Helen & Dr. Robert Shawcroft • Jeff Siglin • Lynn SimonJenny Sinanan • Leigh Sinni • Steve Siwiec • Shirley Skavlem • Kaid Skerlong • Mary Skommesa • Carole & Howard Slessman • Judith SlonikerPort of Seattle • Brent Smerud • Matt Smith • Olga Smith • Kelley SmithMindy Smith • Doug Snider • Howard Snow • Eileen Solemsaas • Anthony Spacciante • Suzanne Stapely • Mabel Stark • Joe Strecker • Richard Steinberg • Werner StettlerPort of Seattle • Stan Stone • John StortEd Storton • Tj Sundgren • Jared Sutton • Dr. Richard Swanson • David Sylvester • Wally Tablit • Lee Talner • Travis Teeple • Ross TenEyck • Bill Teplicky • Celena Thomas • Bill Thomas • Bruce Thompson Rowan Thompson • Anita Thompson • Miranda & David Thorpe • Marvin Thorsen • David Tronson • Susan Titus • Terry Tompkins • Gail Toole • Gregory Tossey • Emily & Matt Tracy • Laurel Trautman • Erin TreiberGlen TrinkaPort of Seattle • Marilyn Trulock • Donald Tuttle • USI Northwest • Per Vaaga • Jane Vaccaro • Michael Valdivia • John VanGilder • Cindi VanGilder • Carl Varner • Susan Walker • Dan WallaceJames A. Walsh • Marie & Raymond J. WaltersPort of Seattle • Lowell Warren • Jim Waskom • Herb Wax • Leslie Weaver • Jason Webb • Scott Webb • Kristen Weber • Amy Weeks • Carin Weinrich • Shannon WellsMorgan West • Joella Weybright • Dan Whitlock • Angela Wick • Linda WickizerPort of Seattle • James Wickwire • Laura Wideburg • Karen Wiggins • Ruth Williams • Barbara Bassett Williams • Dave WilliamsMatthew Williams • Peter Wilson • Amy Winston • Tina Winters • Richard Witek • Joe Withee • Michele Witzki • Alice WoldtPort of Seattle • Dr. Eugene Wong • Woodlawn Optical Of Bothell, Inc. • Valerie WoottonLinda Wright • Patricia O. Wright • Brendan Wyckoff • Joye Wyckoff • Rebecca & Thomas Wynne • Wai Yin Ho • Bruce Yang Zhong • Linda Zook • Diana Zumini

IN-KIND DONORS AirAdvice • Albertson's Seattle • Aljoya Thornton Place • Angela Wick • Anthony's Restaurants • Argosy Cruises • Arnold Dental Supply • ArtsWest Playhouse & Gallery • Asian Art Museum - SF • becker & mayer! BooksBeecher's Handmade Cheese • Ben Bridge Jeweler • Beth Featherstone • Bill Kounellas • Bill Speidel's Underground Tour • Bio-Therapeutic Skin Spa • Boatyard Inn • Bon Vivant School of Cooking • Cadence WineryCaren L. MaldonPort of Seattle • Celtic Swell Alki • Center for Wooden Boats • Central Market-Shoreline • Century Ballroom • Chef John Howie Restaurants • Chihuly Studio • Chris KingChubb & Son Federal Insurance Company • City Cellars Fine Wines • Cliff AxelsonPort of Seattle • Competitor Group, Inc. • Craig Pitt • Crowne Plaza Hotel Seattle • Custom Mechanical Solutions • Dan CaldwellDarren Gore • Dave Hatteberg • Degrazia • Denice Kerr • Detlef Schrempf Foundation • Dick's Drive-In RestaurantsPort of Seattle • Dimitriou's Jazz Alley • Diva Espresso • Doug McFarland • Dr. Phil Show Dunham Cellars • Emerald Downs • Ener-G Foods, Inc. • ES Constant Company • FairWinds Winery • Ferguson Enterprises • Francis Olson • Frank KnoblichPort of Seattle • Frye Art Museum • Garrison Creek CellarsGayle Kness • Gregory Popma • Hagadone Corporation • Harmony Massage • Heath Haley • Horizon House • Hot House Spa & Sauna • Hotel Monaco • Interbay Golf CenterPort of Seattle • International Specialty, Inc.Ivar's Inc. • Jai Thai Restaurant • Jan Reingold • Jeff's Auto Repair • Josh Williams • Julia's Restaurant • K1 Speed • Kestrel Vinters • Kids n' Clay • Landmark Theaters • Le Frock • L'Ecole No 41 • Lisa Shawcroft Lucia • Maid in the Northwest • Majestic Bay Theatres • Mark Hankin • Marvin Betts • Massage Envy • Matt T. Fitzgibbons • McCormick & Schmicks • McKinstry Co. • Mechanical Agents, Inc. • Mechanical Solutions NWMercer EstatesPort of Seattle • Metro Dog • Michael Hatzenbeler • Michael Hines • Mike Petterson • Mike Pierson • Moonriver Resources • Mount Rainier Guest Services • Mountain to Sound Outfitters • Nan ParentNed E. Sander • New Roots Organics • Nichols Art GlassPort of Seattle • Nordic Heritage Museum • Northwest Outdoor Center • Novo Fogo • Oki Golf • Olympus Spa • Omni Hotels • Pacific Science CenterPalouse Ridge Golf Club • Pan Pacific Hotel Seattle • Philips Oral Healthcare • Phoenicia on Alki • PotLifterPort of Seattle • Puetz Golf Centers • Puget Sound Energy • Puget Sound Pipe & Supply Co. • QFC • Randy WillettRebecca Wynne • Remlinger Farms • Residence Inn by Marriott • Ride the Ducks Seattle • Robert Frey • Robert Manning • Robin Cowper • Royal BC Museum • Rudy's Barbershop • Seattle Art Museum • Seattle MarinersSeattle Repertory Theatre • Seattle Seahawks • Seattle Sounders FC • Seattle Symphony • Seattle Theatre Group • Seattle's Little Italy • Servpro of Edmonds & Lynnwood • SEVEN • SPM Instruments Inc. • Stevens PassSue Nilson • Suzie Curti • Tacoma Rainiers Professional Baseball • Tangerine Thai • Taproot Theatre Company • The Burke Museum • The Comedy Underground • The Museum of Flight • The Pink DoorThe Red Balloon Company • The Triple Door • Thomas J. Mifsud • Todd A. Merculief • Tracy Fuelleman • Tulalip Resort • Twisted Poppy Designs • Twozdai A. Hulse • Uber Seattle • Union Bank Valve Corporation • Vancouver Art • Gallery • Vida Spa Seattle • W. Seattle Hotel • W.W. Grainger • Westin Bellevue • What Moves Feldenkrais • Woodland Park Zoo • World Spice Merchants • Zilpa Spa

FOR GIFTS RECEIVED JUNE 30TH, 2011– JULY 1ST, 2012

tHanK YoU to oUr sUPPortersDONORS GIVING $10,000+Boeing Employees Community Fund • Harvest Foundation • King County Dental Society Foundation • Lucky Seven Foundation • United Way of King County

DONORS GIVING $5,000–$9,999Marri & Sam Alexander • Aon Risk Services • Chubb & Son Federal Insurance Company • Kibble & Prentice • Microsoft Corporation • Pacific Continental Bank • Whitham Annuity Trust

DONORS GIVING $2,500–$4,999Alexander, Morford & Woo, Inc. • CRC Insurance Services Inc. • DCI Engineers • Ed Fugo • Suzanne Grady • Peggy & Michael Hatzenbeler • Carla & Doug McFarland • Navigators Pro • Paul NowakFrancis & Derek Olson • Alison & Michael Pollowitz • The Hartford Benefits Division • Patricia & Ken Toole • Wells Fargo Insurance Services Northwest, Inc. • Peggy & Randall Willett

DONORS GIVING $1,000–2,499Michael Bitondo • ACE USA • Affiliated FM • Alaska National Insurance Company • Allied Insurance • Lowell Bassett • Bell-Anderson Insurance • Berkley North Pacific Group • Ann BohartBrain Injury Association of Washington • Linda Breneman • Audrey & Elliot Burdett • Cascade Designs • Kate Christensen • City of Seattle • CNA Insurance • Combined Federal Campaign • Joe Couey • Elizabeth CrouchFumiyo Kobayashi & Derek Crump • Suzie Curti • J. Mark D'Amato • Doug Durbin • Paul Dziedzic • Barbara Feilberg • Jared Hager • Jarod Hess • Hugh Wood Inc. • Imperial PFS • Karen & Chris King • Robert LambertLiberty Mutual Commercial Markets • Liberty Mutual Surety • Frank Lubash • Sandi & Rex Lund • Jim MacKellar-Hertan • Mark McGregor • Milliman, Inc. • Monitor Liability Managers, Inc. • Shew NgNorth Central Kiwanis Club-Memorial Fund • Cozen O'Connor • Nancy & Ron Paquin • Parker Smith & Feek • Brandon Parks • Peterson Sullivan LLP • Philadelphia Insurance Companies • Tim Robinson • R-T SpecialtyCarlo Scandiuzzi • Sedgwick CMS • Dr. Patricia Shigihara • Gina Solberg & Joel Theisen • Michelle & Tom Springsteen • Gail & Doug Todoroff • Travelers Insurance • VARILITE • Bart Wilson • Zurich

DONORS GIVING $500–999Lindsay Bosch • Kim & David Burroughs • Teresa Cannon • Joseph Carroll • Tom Cathcart • Katie Cissell • Kelly Costella • Julie & Don Empey • Kimberly Farner • Chris Fetters • Sue Foy • Robert FreyGlobal Insurance Specialists Inc. • Group Health Cooperative • Genevieve & Brent Guinn • Roger Heeringa • Frederick Hopkins • Lucinda Jackson • Jeana Jorgensen • Jeff Kidwell • Joanie Kimmel • Gayle KnessLiberty Mutual NW • Nick Licata • Caren Maldon • Jane Malin • Carrol Wyckoff Maxwell • Ruth & Erlend Millikan • Mike Mueller • Damon Nashman • Patricia & Nolan Newman • Mary Ann Okomski-CavignanoAndrea Okomski • Chris Prentice • Ron Rants • Erin Rants • Ira Robinson • Joanna Rohde • Rotary Club of Edmonds • Seattle Foundation • Sentry Insurance Company • Mark Shears • Skylar SherwoodKim & Michael Sink • Leslie Somes • Richard Theisen • Washington Forest Protection Association • Bob Weller • Brian Witzman • Woodrow Foundation

DONORS GIVING $1–$499Karyn Abraham • Jeff Abram • Astrid Adams • Dean Allen • Ben Altmaier • Mark Anderson • Heather Anderson • Mari & Terri Anderson • Susie Anschell • Michele Appell • Anne & Eric Appell • Guy ArmfieldAngela & Richard Artura • At Work! • Charlotte & David Avolio • Cliff Axelson • Chris Bading • Madeleine Baines • Peter M. Baird • Brian Bratager • Ashley Bates • Lisa Beaularier • Donnie Belk • Kathleen BellMoz Benado • A. L. S. Berg • Janet Bergman • Lisa Bergstrom • Claudia Berman • Roy Bever • Phil Bilderback • Renee Blattnerv • Bryce A Blevins • Melinda Bocci • Jill Boehmer • Kathleen Bolin • Hillary BollesChristine Bomgardner • Jim Booth • Marilyn Boss • Anita Both • Sherron Bousfield • Kurt Boutin • Robert Bowman • Kirk Boys • Sheri Bozic • Jeff Bradt • Kenny Branson • Terry Breaux • Jeff Brink • Scott BriscoeColin Brissey • Melany Brown • Diane Browning • Douglas Brown • Edward Bukovinsky • Margaret Burg • Roger Busse • Cathy Burton • Agnes Cabullos • Charles Cacek • Dan Caldwell • Dr. Evan CantiniTeresita Capuli • Julie Carlson • J. Hadiyah Carlyle • Jeremy Carrigan • Sara Carrigan • Susan Carroll • Patricia & William Carroll • Debbie & Ken Case • Pat Cashman • Patrick Coussens • Greg Chafe • Craig ChamberlinEric Chaney • Mary Ann Chatman • CHC Services • Cynthia & Jim Chesemore • Carrie Cheshier • Tricia Childs • Leanne Clarke • D.W. Clark • Ursula Class • Deborah Cleland • Catherine Cleveland • Arden CliseEric Cobbs • John Cockburn • Kristen Coggin • Matthew Cohen • Community Health Charities of Washington State • Connie Cameron • Carol Conrad • Alex Cooley • Jedean Corpron • Jordan Cotto • Tim CowanAimee Cox • Deborah Crawley • Bruce Michael Cross • Cunningham Engineering • Susan Cwiertnia • Jeff Dabbs • Linda Daily • Kelly Danielson • Christina Davidson • Julie Dawning • Gerald Day • Earl DebnamMark Dederer • Jeffrey Dehn • Trevor Delaney • Patricia & Joseph Desimone • Shannon Detroit • Cheryl Di Re • Vonnie & George Dickson • Sharon Diel • Alison Dillow • Brad Dodge • Clare Dohna • Jan Dolly Majorie Domenowske • Ben Donora • Nancy Dorman • David Douglas • Hazel Loewy Dwoskin • Sheila & David Driscoll • Katie Dugan • Matthew Earnhardt • Dorothy Eckhardt • Earl Ecklund • Carolyn EdmondsSharon Edmondson • Scott & Donna Egeland • Todd Eisinger • Tom Ellis • Steve Emmer • Joseph & Marion Epler • Roslyn Ericksen • Giselle Falkenberg • Dr. Jesse Fann • Christine Farber • Lisa Farrell-RobertsPatrick Farley • Aimee Faye • Deborah Feilberg • Gerrald Fierling • Patty Finkelstein • Matt Fitzgibbons • Katharine Fitzgerald • David & Kristen Fitzgerald • Roxanne Flegal • Jesse Foster • Colin Fowler • Shelby FowlerBob Frasier • Jennifer Freimund • Sylvia Fuerstenberg • David Gasca • Jennifer Gau • Ned Gebert • Dorothy Gendron • Sean George • Alexander Gibb • Greg Gilda • Michael Given • John Gonzalez • Alice GoodmanMichael Goodwill • Lynn Gordon • Charlotte Gordon • S. L. Gordon • Ken Graat • Carolyn Graham • Theresa Greco • Mae Greeley • Paul Hagedorn • Richard Haines • Andy Hall • Barb Hammond • Mark HankinRobert Harding • Ron Harle • Dawn Harris • Marty Hartman • Emma Harter • Mary Hatzenbeler • Sylvia Haven • Butch Havens • John Haw • Theressia Hazelmyer • Chris Head • Todd Heckel • Keith HelkerJeffrey Henrikson • Susan Hess • Tammy Hjort • Gregor Hodgson • Debra Holland • Ari Hollander • Karla Holman • Susanna & Daniel Holt • Erica Horn • Bob Horner

DONORS GIVING $1–$499 (cont.)Denys Howard • Greg Howe • Lembhard Howell • Yuhong Huang • Jim Hunt • Jeff Hupprich • Suzanne Hutchings • Jerry Hynes • Rena Ilumin • Imperial Credit Corporation • Brent Irving • Soojean IshiguroBill Jacobus • Sharon Jodock-King • Jeff Johnson • Ron Johnson • Michael Johnson • Jamie Johnson • Jordan Johnson • Dennis Jones • Debra Jones • Dale Karacostas • Dennis Karlinsky • Keena KayeAngie & Ryan Kelleher • Dennis Kelleher • Kari Kelly • Dave Kennerud • Leslie Kempthorne • Denice Kerr • Megan Kidd • King County Employees Charitable Campaign • Bob Kirchenbaum • John Knapp • Scott KneelandDean Knutson • Jennifer & Karl Koch • John Koenig • Jeffrey Komar • Tiffany Kopec • Richard Koppes • Kevin Koppes • Bjorn Krane • Jim Krueger • Tim Kulinski • Terry La Bell • Nancy Laigo • Weldon LambJohn Lang • Jeff Langfeldt • Barbara Larimer • Joe Lasby • Deanna Lasby • Bill Lee • Karri & Murray Lee • Chris Lermusik • Anne Level • Ryan LeVeque • Erica Levine • Mark Levinson • Ted Leyden • Frank LeyritzCarly List • Ann Lokey • John Longmate • Joan Longstaff • Kathy Lorella • Grace Lynch • Tony Machacha • Brad Magruder • Matthew Malkin • Stephanie Mano • Bobbi-Jo Marlin • Jim Marta • Kate MartinDawn Mason • Katie Matison • Matt Matson • Louise Maxted • Jeanne McCartney • Ann McCormick • Sarah McCrum • Hamilton McCulloh • Laura McKee • Tim McKinney • Laura McLaughlin • Dr. Alvin McLeanChris McManus • Chris McQuaker • Melissa Merritt • Les Metrovich • Rich Meyer • Christine Meyer • Kevin Michael • Warren Michelsen • Seth Millstein • Travis Mitchell • Bruce Mitchell • Donna MonizMichele Moored • Jennifer More • Susan Mormino • Thomas Mormino • Alice Mott • Janet Mott • Mott Rehabilitation Services, Inc. • Nicole Muehlenhaus • Bryan Murdach • Jeff Murphy • Pasqua Nardella • Jan NavarreJim Na • Julia Neander • Jennifer Newman • Nancy Nichols • William Nichols • Sylvia Nierling • Tim Nierman • Donald Norman • Steve Nourse • Charlene Okomski • Walter Okomski • Scott Olson • Josephine OttoUdiyan Padmanabhan • Pauline & Benet Paquin-Sokoloff • Nan Parent • Parkview Services • Guy Patterson • Sam Pauley • John Payne • Janet Pearson • Svetlana Perlina • Robert Phillips • Van Pieper • Port of SeattleDennis Potter • Tammy Powers • Arnie Prentice • Martha Prestin • Donald Prior • Llewelyn Pritchard • Kelly Pritchart • Puget Sound Medical • Tim Purbaugh • Brian Purdy • Michael Quayle • Ali Rahmani • Kelly RondouRozanne Rants • Timothy Rants • Bob Rathvon • David Reese • Leann Riedner • Travis Remick • Kimberley Rettig • Stan Rice • Steve Ridgwell • Peter Rigby • Patricia Roberts • Ryan Roberts • Pat RobertsRichard Robinson • Joe RobinsonPort of Seattle • Cindy Rockfeld • Kristina Rodden • Bernard Rodden • Mike Rodden • Mary Rogers • Cheryl Root • Denise Rose • Debbie Rue • Russell Matching Gifts ProgramEllia RyanPort of Seattle • Olga Sagan • Mary Jane Sainsbury • Elmer SakumaPort of Seattle • Carmen Sakuma • Salon Celebrations • Sammamish Kiwanis Foundation • Benjamin Sanders • Sanmar CorporationKarol & John Satterthwaite • Lillian Sacarinn • Janice Schindler • Mark Schleck • Ann Schuessler • Gregory SchulerPort of Seattle • Gail Scott • Jason Seemanski • Helen & Dr. Robert Shawcroft • Jeff Siglin • Lynn SimonJenny Sinanan • Leigh Sinni • Steve Siwiec • Shirley Skavlem • Kaid Skerlong • Mary Skommesa • Carole & Howard Slessman • Judith SlonikerPort of Seattle • Brent Smerud • Matt Smith • Olga Smith • Kelley SmithMindy Smith • Doug Snider • Howard Snow • Eileen Solemsaas • Anthony Spacciante • Suzanne Stapely • Mabel Stark • Joe Strecker • Richard Steinberg • Werner StettlerPort of Seattle • Stan Stone • John StortEd Storton • Tj Sundgren • Jared Sutton • Dr. Richard Swanson • David Sylvester • Wally Tablit • Lee Talner • Travis Teeple • Ross TenEyck • Bill Teplicky • Celena Thomas • Bill Thomas • Bruce Thompson Rowan Thompson • Anita Thompson • Miranda & David Thorpe • Marvin Thorsen • David Tronson • Susan Titus • Terry Tompkins • Gail Toole • Gregory Tossey • Emily & Matt Tracy • Laurel Trautman • Erin TreiberGlen TrinkaPort of Seattle • Marilyn Trulock • Donald Tuttle • USI Northwest • Per Vaaga • Jane Vaccaro • Michael Valdivia • John VanGilder • Cindi VanGilder • Carl Varner • Susan Walker • Dan WallaceJames A. Walsh • Marie & Raymond J. WaltersPort of Seattle • Lowell Warren • Jim Waskom • Herb Wax • Leslie Weaver • Jason Webb • Scott Webb • Kristen Weber • Amy Weeks • Carin Weinrich • Shannon WellsMorgan West • Joella Weybright • Dan Whitlock • Angela Wick • Linda WickizerPort of Seattle • James Wickwire • Laura Wideburg • Karen Wiggins • Ruth Williams • Barbara Bassett Williams • Dave WilliamsMatthew Williams • Peter Wilson • Amy Winston • Tina Winters • Richard Witek • Joe Withee • Michele Witzki • Alice WoldtPort of Seattle • Dr. Eugene Wong • Woodlawn Optical Of Bothell, Inc. • Valerie WoottonLinda Wright • Patricia O. Wright • Brendan Wyckoff • Joye Wyckoff • Rebecca & Thomas Wynne • Wai Yin Ho • Bruce Yang Zhong • Linda Zook • Diana Zumini

IN-KIND DONORS AirAdvice • Albertson's Seattle • Aljoya Thornton Place • Angela Wick • Anthony's Restaurants • Argosy Cruises • Arnold Dental Supply • ArtsWest Playhouse & Gallery • Asian Art Museum - SF • becker & mayer! BooksBeecher's Handmade Cheese • Ben Bridge Jeweler • Beth Featherstone • Bill Kounellas • Bill Speidel's Underground Tour • Bio-Therapeutic Skin Spa • Boatyard Inn • Bon Vivant School of Cooking • Cadence WineryCaren L. MaldonPort of Seattle • Celtic Swell Alki • Center for Wooden Boats • Central Market-Shoreline • Century Ballroom • Chef John Howie Restaurants • Chihuly Studio • Chris KingChubb & Son Federal Insurance Company • City Cellars Fine Wines • Cliff AxelsonPort of Seattle • Competitor Group, Inc. • Craig Pitt • Crowne Plaza Hotel Seattle • Custom Mechanical Solutions • Dan CaldwellDarren Gore • Dave Hatteberg • Degrazia • Denice Kerr • Detlef Schrempf Foundation • Dick's Drive-In RestaurantsPort of Seattle • Dimitriou's Jazz Alley • Diva Espresso • Doug McFarland • Dr. Phil Show Dunham Cellars • Emerald Downs • Ener-G Foods, Inc. • ES Constant Company • FairWinds Winery • Ferguson Enterprises • Francis Olson • Frank KnoblichPort of Seattle • Frye Art Museum • Garrison Creek CellarsGayle Kness • Gregory Popma • Hagadone Corporation • Harmony Massage • Heath Haley • Horizon House • Hot House Spa & Sauna • Hotel Monaco • Interbay Golf CenterPort of Seattle • International Specialty, Inc.Ivar's Inc. • Jai Thai Restaurant • Jan Reingold • Jeff's Auto Repair • Josh Williams • Julia's Restaurant • K1 Speed • Kestrel Vinters • Kids n' Clay • Landmark Theaters • Le Frock • L'Ecole No 41 • Lisa Shawcroft Lucia • Maid in the Northwest • Majestic Bay Theatres • Mark Hankin • Marvin Betts • Massage Envy • Matt T. Fitzgibbons • McCormick & Schmicks • McKinstry Co. • Mechanical Agents, Inc. • Mechanical Solutions NWMercer EstatesPort of Seattle • Metro Dog • Michael Hatzenbeler • Michael Hines • Mike Petterson • Mike Pierson • Moonriver Resources • Mount Rainier Guest Services • Mountain to Sound Outfitters • Nan ParentNed E. Sander • New Roots Organics • Nichols Art GlassPort of Seattle • Nordic Heritage Museum • Northwest Outdoor Center • Novo Fogo • Oki Golf • Olympus Spa • Omni Hotels • Pacific Science CenterPalouse Ridge Golf Club • Pan Pacific Hotel Seattle • Philips Oral Healthcare • Phoenicia on Alki • PotLifterPort of Seattle • Puetz Golf Centers • Puget Sound Energy • Puget Sound Pipe & Supply Co. • QFC • Randy WillettRebecca Wynne • Remlinger Farms • Residence Inn by Marriott • Ride the Ducks Seattle • Robert Frey • Robert Manning • Robin Cowper • Royal BC Museum • Rudy's Barbershop • Seattle Art Museum • Seattle MarinersSeattle Repertory Theatre • Seattle Seahawks • Seattle Sounders FC • Seattle Symphony • Seattle Theatre Group • Seattle's Little Italy • Servpro of Edmonds & Lynnwood • SEVEN • SPM Instruments Inc. • Stevens PassSue Nilson • Suzie Curti • Tacoma Rainiers Professional Baseball • Tangerine Thai • Taproot Theatre Company • The Burke Museum • The Comedy Underground • The Museum of Flight • The Pink DoorThe Red Balloon Company • The Triple Door • Thomas J. Mifsud • Todd A. Merculief • Tracy Fuelleman • Tulalip Resort • Twisted Poppy Designs • Twozdai A. Hulse • Uber Seattle • Union Bank Valve Corporation • Vancouver Art • Gallery • Vida Spa Seattle • W. Seattle Hotel • W.W. Grainger • Westin Bellevue • What Moves Feldenkrais • Woodland Park Zoo • World Spice Merchants • Zilpa Spa

IN 2012, YOUR GIFT HELPED ...1,500+ ProVail clients receive services

250 children and adults receive assistive technology, speech therapy, occupational therapy,

access to computer groups and telephone communication equipment with 7,100 client visits

304,947 hours of service to 64 PROVAIL Community Living Program Residents at 19 houses

620 adults receive access to preventative and specialized dental services

73 people with new jobs, and support 249 people with disabilities in community employment

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