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Dear Friends, Alumni and Scouters,

Thank you. Thank you for helping us impact so many lives in 2017, instilling the values of character, commitment and community for youth in Kenosha, Milwaukee and Racine counties.

In 2017, Three Harbors Council has excelled at teaching young people the values to help them prepare for success and strengthen our communities. As this report shows, our youth are working hard throughout the year to invest in themselves and their communities. This is best reflected in the rank advancement numbers, with an increase of 10.5% in Cub Scout advancement, 11.5% in Boy Scout advancement and 4,334 Boy Scout merit badges earned of which the top three were First Aid, Family Life and Personal Fitness.

This means that youth members in Scouting will be:

• 90% more likely to be CPR certified • 38% more likely to indicate they are close with their siblings• More physically active… 71% of football captains and 64% of basketball captains were Scouts

None of this comes without the commitment of our 3,096 adult volunteer leaders who give their time and energy to the Scouting program. Three Harbors Council Scout leaders believe that volunteering their time has helped them become better citizens, be more patient and tolerant and 9 out of 10 say that volunteering with Scouting has helped them become better parents.

We are looking forward to an exciting Scouting year in 2018 as we welcome girls into Cub Scouting. We also are committed to growing our Learning for Life programs as well as Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Venturing and Exploring. Thank you for your support of Scouting in Three Harbors Council!

Dan TranchitaCouncil President

Dave BoyerCouncil Commissioner

Andrew HardinScout Executive/CEO

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IPMission The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law. Scout OATHOn my honor, I will do my best. To do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law; To help other people at all times; To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight. Scout Law A Scout is...Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean and Reverent.

Community Partnerships Cub Scout Packs ....................................195Boy Scout Troops ...................................128 Venturing Crews .......................................23Total Traditional Units ......................346

Explorer Posts ...........................................34Learning for Life Groups ..........................52Total Units ..........................................86

89 Scouts and Venturers attended Camp Ammon at the Wisconsin State Fair

787 Cub Scouts attended In-Town Day Camp or summer camp at Camp Oh-Da-Ko-Ta or Indian Mound Scout Reservation

842 Cub Scouts attended ScoutReach Day Camp

1,452 Boy Scouts attended 15 different long-term resident camps

1,800 Students experienced Learning for Life Character Camp

Youth Membership Cub Scouts ..........................................7,581Boy Scouts ...........................................2,505Venturers ..................................................698Total Traditional Youth ................10,806

Explorers ..............................................1,343Learning for Life Participants...........8,355Total Youth ..................................20,504

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ADVANCEMENT Scouting’s advancement program for boys of all ages is designed to help Scouts learn skills that develop character, promote citizenship and encourage physical fitness. In 2017, 2,505 Cub Scout advancements and 817 Boy Scout advancements were earned.

Merit Badges Merit badges exist to introduce Scouts to new hobbies that often turn into new skills, lifelong passions or careers. The Boy Scouts of America offers 130 merit badges. In 2017, Three Harbors Council Scouts earned a total of 4,334 merit badges. The top five merit badges earned were: Camping, Citizenship in the Nation , Family Life, Personal Fitness and First Aid.

Community Service Helping others is an important part of the Scout Oath and Law. Therefore, service to the community is a very important part of the Scouting program. Through service projects, Scouts discover the importance of helping others and Doing a Good Turn Daily.

SCOUTING FOR FOOD Scouting for Food is the single largest service project conducted by Scouts in Three Harbors Council. Every March across Kenosha, Milwaukee and Racine counties, Scouts distribute plastic bags to homes and businesses in their neighborhoods. The following week, the bags are collected, sorted and packed for delivery to food pantries in southeastern Wisconsin. 134,680 pounds of food were collected for families in need.

Boy Scouts Scouting is a year-round program uniquely designed to meet the needs of young people and their families. The program offers fun and challenging activities that promote character development and physical fitness. Family involvement is essential and parents are encouraged to play an active role in making the most of the short time they have to impact the lives of their children. Scouting is designed to be experienced outdoors. Hiking, camping, mountain biking, skateboarding, BMX, mountain climbing, kayaking, whitewater rafting--these are just some of a Scout’s outdoor experiences.

From Archery and Art to Welding and Wilderness Survival—Scouting is the ultimate form of learning by doing. Boy Scouts explore their interests and improve their skills while working toward Scouting’s highest rank: Eagle. By first imagining, planning then doing their own service projects, Boy Scouts learn the value of hard work, and experience the thrill of seeing it pay off. Add in outdoor adventures, hiking and camping, and Scouting equips youth for life.

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GCub Scouts do fun things with other kids! They get to wear a cool uniform, go places, and see things. They play all kinds of sports and build things, like race cars and bird houses. Some kids avoid obstacles. Scouts overcome them. The life lessons learned in Scouting come from a foundation to embrace opportunity and overcome obstacles in life. When you’re a kid, fun comes first. Final exams, driver’s ed and summer jobs will arrive soon enough. Cub Scouts lets kids have fun while teaching them skills that will help them later on. From the thrill of shooting an arrow to learning how to transform a block of wood into a race car, Cub Scouts is one thrill after another. With a program expertly tailored to match each age in a young person’s life, Cub Scouts learn that even when fun isn’t easy, it’s always an adventure. In Scouting, everything has a purpose. And it shows kids that doing their best is the most fun of all.

ALEXANDER R. ALLMANNLUCAS L. ANDRENICHOLAS J. APELJOHN M. ARCHIBALDRAYMOND R. ARNDORFERRUSSELL R. ARNDORFERKARL C. ARNHOLDJOSEPH M. ARNSDORFJOSEPH C. BAHRNATHANIEL T. BAHRTYLER J. BALKELIAM C. BARBERBRADLEY J. BASTOWBENJAMIN BELLCARSON M. BELLJOSEPH M. BONGIORNOTHOMAS A. BONOWSTEVEN L. BORCHCONNOR A. BOYLEMITCHELL E. BROWNRICHARD H. BUCHER

ZACHERY E. CAPUTONICHOLAS C. CHRISTENSENMICHAEL E. COHOONLUKE J. CROTTEAUTANNER J. CROWSPENCER L. CZARNEZKIANDREW J. DAHLSEAN C. DAMROCHARLES R. DENNERTMATEO E. DENOTOJOHN G. DIETZMATTHEW D. DOBERSTEINDEVIN J. DODULIKEZRA P. ECCLESMAXIMILIAN S. ENGELTHOMAS L. ERICKSONSTEVEN H. ESSEXSEDRIC T. FETZERBRIAN F. F. GARCIASAWYER T. FOXSAMUEL J. GABORALEXANDER GEBHARDCONNOR J. GILROYLIAM M. GRANLUNDMICHEAL D. GRIGLAKCHRISTOPHER M. GUINENCOLIN G. HAAGENSENKEREMY R. HADDOCKSAMUEL C. HANTZSCHSEAN J. HECKLERRYAN J. HICKEY

BRAEDEN W. HILLSCHRISTIAN L. HOVANQUINN A. HUPYSTEVEN M. IMPCONNOR J. JANKOWSKIDYLAN A. JANOWSKICHANDLER S. JOHNSONALEXANDER G. KABOSKEYTHEODORE D. KACHELSKIBENJAMIN W. KAWCZYNSKIBRADEN M. KEEBLERMAXWELL J. KIERNANBRANDON A. KLASRYAN L. KLIMAALEXANDER C. KLUGIEWICZMATTHEW M. KNAPPBAILEY W. KNICKJAKE A. KNUTHCHARLES J. KOEHLER IVSAMUEL J. KONIECZNYANTHONY R. KOPCZYNSKISCOTT A. KRUEGERRYAN H. KRUGWILLIAM E. KWASNOAH A. LABONTECHASE A. L’AMIEDANIEL G. LATYSHEVSIMON R. LESNIEWSKIVINCENT L. LICHUCKITREY D. MACCAUXMAXWELL J. MACGILLIS

DANIEL P. MANGERDUNCAN N. MARSHALLBRANDON A. MARTINEZALEC R. MICKELSONDEVIN J. MIERITZJACK F. MILLANEBRANDON J. MILLIGANALEXANDER J. MOERSFELDERJACOB R. MOSSJOSHUA J. MUELLENBACHJOSEPH M. MURPHYEVAN-JULIANO NEWMANSIMON ALEXANDER NGRILEY L. NUGENTMARK D. OLLMANNNICHOLAS A. OLSONDAYTON J. PAGEJORDAN PAULSENDALTON T. PHILLIPSSAMUEL P. COTTER PIKEALEXANDER M. PLUMEVAN T. POTTERMITCHELL J. PRICEAARON M. PRINZBENJAMIN T. RAIMONDEJOSHUA L. RICHLENLEE N. RISSLEYJONATHAN ROBSHAWEVAN M. ROLBIECKIMARK M. SAEGERZACHARY M. SCHMIDT

CAMERON R. SCHROEDERJOSEPH E. SCHROEDERCHRISTOPHER S. SELFORSZACHARY R. SEMANCIKTYLOR D. SERNECNICHOLAS P. SHAFFERAARON J. SIMMONSMATTHEW C. SISAKJUSTIN C. SMITHZACHARY E. SMITHBRODIE O. SPOLARCOLE B. STEPANOVICHTYLER J. STEPPTED B. SWANSONNOAH M. SWIRTHBENJAMIN J. TARRENCENOLAN N. TREMELLINGDOMINIC V. TRIMBOLIJAKE A. UNORAELIJAH J. VASSCORY J. VINESDON MINH VUTHOMAS M. WALSHJACK S. WANNERBRANDON D. WASHBURNNATHAN L. WESTERSETH C. WILSONSIMON M. WINGATE

Eagle Scout In 2017, 143 Boy Scouts earned the rank of Eagle Scout and provided 25,454 hours of service during their projects. To achieve the rank of Eagle Scout, Scouts must earn a minimum of 21 merit badges, including at least 13 required badges. In addition, a Scout must show his leadership skills by coordinating a service project benefiting his community. The Eagle Scout service project was created for Life Scouts to show off their leadership skills while providing special service to an organization in their community. The Eagle Scout service project requires significant planning and preparation before the project is approved. During the project, the Scout leads a crew of friends, family members and other Scouts to complete the project. Once it is finished and approved by the beneficiary, the Scout writes and submits a report detailing his accomplishments.

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ORDER OF THE ARROW The Order of the Arrow is Scouting’s National Honor Society. The OA is known as the “Brotherhood of Cheerful Service.” One of the purposes of the Order of the Arrow is to crystallize the Scout habit of helpfulness into a life purpose of leadership in cheerful service to others. Three Harbors Council’s Kanwa tho Lodge provides service to each of our camp properties, both preparing them for the summer season and getting them ready for winter. In 2017, the 1,001 Kanwa tho Lodge members provided 3,621 hours of service to Three Harbors Council at six official service events.

National Jamboree The National Scout Jamboree is a gathering, of thousands of Scouts and leaders held every four years. Each participant has the opportunity to participate in core activities focused on adventure, service, leadership, and sustainability. 88 Scouts, Venturers and Scout Leaders attended the 2017 National Jamboree at the Summit Bechtel Reserve in West Virginia.

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GExploring is a co-educational program that gives youth hands-on career experiences. The Exploring program is delivered through partnerships with various vocational industries such as government agencies, local businesses and organizations. The hands-on experiences provided by the Exploring program offer youth the opportunity to find their passion and hopefully, turn it into a rewarding career.

Learning for Life is a program serving young people and their families by fostering the development of a strong character centered life. Learning for Life, a program for youth from Kindergarten through age 20, is designed to challenge and strengthen the lives of students by helping them explore career interests and develop character.

Three Harbors Council serves more than 10,000 youth through Learning for Life. We rely on our professional staff and volunteers to deliver and maintain the program in over 60 Learning for Life groups and career clubs.

Learning for Life crosses all socio-economic barriers. Participants and volunteers come from a cross-section of income groups, as well as varied educational experiences, physical abilities, mental abilities, and ethnic and religious backgrounds. Activities revolve around the interests, needs, concerns, and most importantly, the curiosity of youth. Business professionals and trades-related adults provide a forum for sharing thoughts and ideas. This program is an avenue for the adventurous, a vehicle for the curious, and a valuable program for youth enjoying one of life’s most exciting times.

Students enrolled in the elementary program are eligible to attend Character Camp, a one-day camp experience that emphasizes the importance of positive character through exciting camp activities. In 2017, 1,800 students experienced Character Camp at Indian Mound Scout Reservation.

Venturing is a co-educational program for youth who are 14 through 20 years old. Some crews participate in high-adventure activities offered by the BSA, while other crews focus their efforts on special interests or hobbies such as robotics, community service or arts and humanities. In all instances, Venturing crews provide positive experiences through youth-run activities. These activities help Venturers pursue their special interests, develop leadership skills and learn important life lessons as they mature into adulthood.

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ScoutReach Three Harbors Council continues to offer the ScoutReach program, serving several Scouts in the central city and near south side of Milwaukee as well as in the cities of Kenosha and Racine. ScoutReach provides a Scouting experience to youth who might not otherwise be able to experience all that Scouting has to offer through a unique delivery of traditional Scouting programs.

During the fall and spring school semesters, a rank advancement based programs are provided in an afterschool setting. During the summer, a STEM based program is offered through summer recreation programs. Both traditional Day-Camp experiences at either of our two Cub Scout camps or an In-Town Day Camp for youth are offered to ScoutReach participants. A week long, long-term Boy Scout camp experience is also offered to young men in the ScoutReach program. ScoutReach is helping to build leaders everywhere in our community.

STEM Scouts know Scouting is not just camping and knots. Three Harbors Council has been providing exciting STEM programming for Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts for the past several years. From a STEM merit badge day, to the STEM focus of our summer programs, Scouts have many opportunities to experience STEM.

Merit badge clinics at Gateway Technical College and Milwaukee Area Technical College offer more than 20 different STEM related merit badges, like electronics, programming, welding, aviation, robotics, truck transportation and so many more. We offer STEM to all Scouts. This provides a varied and diverse experience that covers all the varied interests of today’s youth and tomorrow’s leaders.

Executive boardBryan Albrecht Gateway Technical College

Kathy AndersenJohnson Bank

David AngstDRA Associates

Rob BarduniasEmerging Technology Executive

Randy BarfieldCarthage College

Bill BergumBadger Meter, Inc.

Todd BeadleFelician Services

Brian BoehmCrown Trophy & HTE Promotional

David BoyerBloodCenter of Wisconsin

Rich BusalacchiMATC

Phillip ClarkSC Johnson & Son, Inc.

Bob Coons, Jr.Curative Care Company, Retired

Lucia CroninWells Fargo Asset Management

Jim DitterPPC Partners, Inc.

John DonahueGodfrey & Kahn, S.C.

Ray ErbeElectro Kinetic Technologies

Steve FallerRetired

Bob FrickUniversity Accounting Service

Rich GallingHammes Company, Retired

Andy GingerSnap-on Industrial Worldwide

Kevin HaassForward Disability Attorneys

Dr. Ken Harris, Jr.Concordia University

John HerbersReinhart Boerner Van Deuren SC

Dan HolzhauerAssociated Bank

Willie Johnson, Jr.Milwaukee County

Kimberly KaneKane Communications

Wayne KlomstadFIS

Jason KrentzPwC

Dick KrollFIS, Retired

Jeremy LaffinShopko Stores LLC

Chuck LauberA.O. Smith Corporation

Chris LaydenManpowerGroup

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Dan Tranchita Council President

Dave Boyer Council Commissioner

Andrew Hardin Scout Executive/CEO

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Statement of Public Support & RevenueUnited Way .........................................21% .......................$719,330Friends of Scouting ..........................17% .......................$575,041Investment Income ..........................16% .......................$526,264Product Sales ....................................12% .......................$409,166Activity Revenue ................................11% .......................$357,905Special Events (Net) ..........................7% ........................$226,041Camping Revenue .............................6% ........................$209,290Foundations & Grants .......................3% ........................$106,827Other Contributions ...........................3% .......................... $91,453 Other Contributions ...........................2% .......................... $72,505Project Sales .......................................1% .......................... $45,485Scout Shop Sales ...............................1% .......................... $36,784

Total Public Support ............100% .........$3,376,091

December 31, 2017 Figures (Interim pre-audited figures)

Total Support & Revenue .......................................$ 3,376,089Expenses ...................................................................$ 3,318,848Excess of Public Support/Revenue Over Expenses .... $57,241

Statement of ExpensesProgram Services ...............................81% .............. $2,688,266.88Fundraising ...........................................10% ..................$328,565.95Management General .........................9% ....................$302,015.17

Total Expenses ....................100% .........$3,318,848

Submitted by Robin Brugman, Chief Financial Officer

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Don Layden, Jr.Quarles & Brady LLC

Tom MahoneyJohnson Bank

John MakowskiBriggs & Stratton, Retired

Jack MarshallPPG Industries, Inc.

Rev. Sherman MartellLuther Memorial Church

Steve PiehlAuthentic CX, LLC

Dick Pieper, Sr.PPC Partners, Inc.

Mike PierceRetired

Dr. R. Scott PierceCentral High School District

Bob PjevachBriggs & Stratton Corporation

Chris PotterSnap-on Power Tools

Scott RedlingerEY

Kevin RiordanBoerke

Jerry SchlitzPark Bank

Ken SpechtNew York Life

Karen SpindlerDuracell

Mike SteinmetzManpowerGroup

Pat StiffWEC Energy Group

Sen. Lena TaylorWisconsin State Senate

Dan TranchitaRobert W. Baird Co., Inc.

Capt. Barry WaddellRetired

A. O. Smith FoundationJeff AbegglenBryan AlbrechtCindy AlgiersAmerican Technical Education AssociationKathy AndersenBob AndersonMatt AndisDavid AngstGE Agency Portal AnonymousRobert AnthonyAnthony Petullo FoundationAssociated Bank-MilwaukeeIsabel BaderBadger Knife ClubBadger Meter, Inc.Baird Foundation, Inc.John BalloghBernadette BarczakRandall BarfieldTodd BeadleJames BeereBruce BeilfussJames BellKevin BendicksonTracy BerklandThomas BernhardtBMO Harris Bank N.A.John BoblickBrian BoehmGlen BordakJames BorrisDavid BoyerBoyle FredricksonBoys & Girls Club Of Greater MilwaukeeBoys and Girls Club of Kenosha

Jeffery BradfordElizabeth BrennerBrewers Community Foundation, Inc.Briggs & StrattonRobin BrugmanBukacek Construction, Inc.Robert BukowskiKeith BurnsDana CableCarl E. Dietze FundTom CarlsCarMaxMark CarrCarrie M. and Edwin H. Lyle Memorial FundCarthage CollegeCatholic Financial LifePamela CeciRobert ChayerCircle Electric, Inc.Brian & Katherine ClarkPhillip ClarkMichael CoakleyTodd ColemanColerget Conference CenterCommunity State BankBrian CoonanAllen CooperLucia CroninRandy CrumpJim DahnertLawrence DannerRyan DaughertyDavid C. Scott FoundationLloyd DavisDeloitteJohn Denecke

James DerdzinskiKenneth DerdzinskiMichael DerdzinskiSam DickmanJames DitterJohn DonahueArt DowneyZachary DrakeDonna DrosnerDenis DrukerSarah DrzycimskiMichael DubisDudley J. Godfrey, Jr. TrustE.C. Styberg Foundation, Inc.Katrina EllenbergPhillip EnochsRaymond ErbeErnst & Young, LLPMichael EsserRalph Evinrude Foundation, Inc.Fall River Group Inc.Stephen FallerJoe FarrayeRobert FarrellMatthew FelerskiFibreform ContainersFinishing & Plating ServiceFIS Foundation, Inc.Kathlyn FletcherMichael & Karen FoleyFoley & LardnerForward DisabilityRobert FrickKevin FrisingerTony FuerstChristopher FullerRichard Galling

Ken GardnerGateway Technical CollegeGateway Technical College FoundationMichael GatzGCIMike GiffhornAndrew GingerCynthia GlazewskiGodfrey & Kahn S.C.Goodwill Industries of Southeastern WisconsinSteve GorzekKenneth GouldGrant Thornton LLPConstance GratzKelly GratzGreater Milwaukee CommitteePaul GrebeDarryl GreenDaniel GrossGruber Law Offices, LLCPenny GutekunstKevin HaassDouglas HagermanThomas HahnTimothy HanleyMarvin HansenAndrew HardinHarley-Davidson FoundationGregory HarringtonDr. Kenneth HarrisJohn HarritsHays Companies of WisconsinHeartland Advisors, Inc.Heiss Family Foundation, Inc.Henderson Global InvestorsJohn Herbers

Herbert H. Kohl PhilanthropiesHeritage Museum CommitteeJerome HolzDiane HorstmanMark HuckstorfTommy HuieHusco InternationalSteven IdzikowskiInSinkEratorInternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 127Steve IrvingJason IndustriesDonna JaworskiDylan JensenRichard JohnsonJohnson BankJohnson Controls FoundationWillie Johnson, Jr.JRR & AssociatesKane Communications GroupKanwa ThoThomas KassoufChris KayKay Cee Charitable TrustTed KellnerJames KelloggJoseph KempenKenall ManufacturingRebecca KennedyKenosha Beef International LTDKenosha KingfishKenosha Moose Lodge # 286Harrison KernMichael KernJohn KitaKiwanis Club Of North Shore Milwaukee, Inc.

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Manpower World HeadquartersMarcus Corporation Foundation, Inc.Marcus Hotels & ResortsMarquette UniversityTom MarryJohn MarshallSherman MartellDavid MartynPatrick McGinleyJohn McVickerJohn McVoyMonique McWilliamsRichard & Maribeth MeeusenNorman MeGeeMeijerMenasha CorporationMerrill LynchMGICMGIC Jeans for CharityFrederick MikolajewskiEd MikushMilitary Order of World WarsMark MillerScott MillerMilwaukee Brewers Baseball ClubModine Manufacturing CompanyRobert MorelandFrank MorroneMotive Equipment, Inc.George MuellerRichard MuellerJohn MulhernWilliam MurgasWilliam NasgovitzMark NiehausEric Nienhaus

Timothy NohlNorthwestern Mutual FoundationKevin O’ LearyMargaret OllingerPark BankSteven PiehlRichard PieperPieper Electric, Inc.Michael PierceR Scott PierceWarren PiersonPPC FoundationWilliam PriebePriebe Family FoundationEdward ProbstPaul PurcellQuarles & Brady LLPR & R Insurance ServicesRacine CountyRacine County Food BankRacine Founders Rotary ClubJames RamseyD. Randy RandallDana RayScott RedlingerDouglas ReedTroy ReeseReinhart Boerner VanDeuren, s.c.Rexnord Industries LlcAllen RieselbachBrian RobinsonRobert RoenitzRichard & Diann RootWillie RoseRotary Club of Milwaukee-North Shore

Rotary Club Of West AllisRR Donnelley, RRDRSM US LLPKenneth SackMarelene SaundersSC Johnson & Son, Inc.Schaus Family FundJames SchinkerJerry SchlitzC. SchmidtTimothy SchmidtMark SchnablSteve SchneiderJeff SchromKevin SchueleRandy SchultzScripps Howard FoundationRonald SearlesSensient Technologies Corp.Raymond SerdynskiWilliam ShafferWilliam SherryRobert ShollJoseph ShoreShorewest RealtorsJeanne SimmonsKris SimonsonGerald SlagoskiWally & Muge SmithSnap-on IncorporatedCandia Soens-FranceticKenneth SpechtRyan SpellecyJacqueline SquiresStandard Electric Supply Co.Stephen & Martha Smith Charitable Fund

Steren Management Co, Inc.David & Paula StrelitzBradley StromPaul SullivanEdward SusmilchCorey TermaineRobert ThomasChris ThorsenMark TomcheckTotal Mechanical, IncTown BankDan & Irene TranchitaTri City National BankJohn TruchonUnited Way of Greater Milwaukee and Waukesha CountyUnited Way of Racine CountyUniversity of Wisconsin-ParksideBarry WaddellJames WagnerSean WaissKenneth & Diane WaltonThe Water CouncilWaukesha Bearings CorporationWe Energies FoundationWest Bend Mutual Insurance CompanyRichard WhittowMike WielgosMichael WierzbaEdward WilsonJerry YangPaul YoungmanJohn Zacher

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