2021-2022 Annual Report

2021-2022 ANNUAL REPORT A SUMMER OF LEARNING, LOVING AND LAUGHING OUR MISSION IS TO CHANGE KIDS’ LIVES THROUGH TRANSFORMATIVE SUMMER CAMP EXPERIENCES.

Learning, Loving, and Laughing When I think back to my seven summers as a young As a child I had flirted with the outdoors, hiking, international camp counselor from England during the climbing, and sailing, but at camp I fell in love. Etched late 1980s and the 1990s, my overriding memories of onto my heart is the serenity of the Boundary Waters those summers far from home are about learning, loving, Canoe Area Wilderness and the majesty of Lake Superior. and laughing. I didn’t have the opportunity to attend I fell in love with the freedom that camp represents, camp as a camper, but I quickly realized that what camp embracing the responsibility that comes with it. And I fell teaches is not exclusively reserved for campers. in love with an experience so unique and powerful that to this day I have not found its equal. If laughter is great medicine, then camp surely is one of life’s dispensaries. Within the deepest and most meaningful of friendships forged from countless hours around the campfire or on the trail, laughter was seldom lurking in the background. It was all around, everywhere, every day. And, along with the love and learning that happened at camp, it helped to shape those who embraced it. Visiting camps this summer it was obvious to our newly elected Board Chair, Dave Brown, and myself that the learning, the love, and the laughter that we, our children, and those who came before us have been fortunate to experience at camp remain vibrant and ever present. The young people we serve come to us dreaming of the learning, loving, and laughing they’ll do at camp. Our role is to guide them and encourage them to fully embrace an experience that has the power to shape who they are, who they’ll become, and how they’ll impact the lives of others. Over the course of those summers, I learned so much I truly believe that we are changing the world about who I was. My time at camp also shaped much of one child and one summer at a time. who I was to become. I learned about the lives of other people and how they were both similar to and different Tim Lucas from my own. My world until that point was small, but Executive Director camp opened my eyes and ignited an interest far beyond those boundaries. Camp fed my emotional intelligence and I learned how to truly belong.

2022 Volunteer of the Year: Terry Taylor A Thousand Summers (ATS) is excited to announce that Terry Taylor from Denver, Colorado, is our 2021-2022 Volunteer of the Year. Terry was a camper and junior counselor at Cheley Camps, worked as a hiking and backpacking counselor for four years, and then spent four more summers as the Director of Girls’ Trails End. Terry joined the ATS board in 2020. She has chaired the Programs Committee for two years, guiding the committee’s oversight of existing programs as well as the development of the ATS Compass Program. Terry also serves on the ATS Development Committee. She is currently an instructional designer for educational and commercial organizations focusing on online curriculum planning, course development, and faculty training. Terry has put her Instructional Design experience to work on converting the ATS Volunteer Training program to an online interactive program. She has designed seven training course modules to date. When asked why she wanted to get involved “I know how significant camp was for me in terms with ATS, Terry said, “I believe strongly in of growing up with self-confidence, resilience, ATS’s mission of changing kids’ lives through courage, kindness, skills to both lead and follow, transformative camp experiences and love of the outdoors and adventure, and the wanted to be a part of that. Every kid ability to look at the world and others from a should have a camp experience!” bigger perspective instead of a small bubble. I think that if every kid could experience the same Terry’s professional expertise, her passion for thing, the world would be a better place.” camp, and her positive outlook are helping us –Terry Taylor, ATS Volunteer of the Year elevate our programs to the next level. Thank you, Terry, for all that you do for ATS!

Learning Life Lessons at Camp At A Thousand Summers, we believe that wilderness- but the skills that kids learn at camp are long-lasting based camp programs create a unique and powerful and help them navigate the challenges in their opportunity for social and emotional growth. That’s everyday lives when they return home from camp. why we partner with some of the most highly regarded camps in the country to provide immersive and At a time when so many young people are experiencing challenging outdoor experiences for the kids we serve. increasing mental health demands, time at camp is crucially important. We know that in order to get Regardless of which of our camps they attend, our the most out of the camp experience, kids (and their kids push themselves outside of their comfort families) need to be well prepared and adequately zones and learn a great deal about themselves in the equipped for the time away from home. Our ATS kids process. They become more self-confident, better do very well at camp and contribute in meaningful team players, stronger leaders, more resilient, and ways to the camp community. The ATS mentors do a better communicators. They learn that they can fantastic job working with our kids and their families overcome challenges and accomplish things that to ensure their success, but we believe that we can may seem too difficult. They learn to advocate for and must do more. themselves in the absence of their parents and to be more responsible and self-reliant. In this past year, A Thousand Summers launched the Compass Program—our first significant step toward Camp improves physical and mental well-being and our program vision of expanding our own youth helps to build healthy and well-rounded kids who are development offerings. Through this year-round independent, responsible, connected and engaged. program, we believe that we can better prepare kids These life lessons, and so many others, are what make for the camp experience, but also build upon the camp such a powerful experience. growth that occurs at camp. Yes, the friendships, the fun, the time away from technology, and the adventures are important,

The Compass Program is a multi-year and multi-faceted strategic initiative to enhance social and emotional learning and provide service and leadership opportunities for kids in our summer camp program. At the core of this year-round programming is Wayfinder—a progressive and developmental social and emotional learning curriculum consisting of group experiences that foster meaningful relationships and guide kids to navigate their lives with a sense of belonging and purpose. The objectives of the Compass Program are: 1. To connect the kids we serve to trained instructors who help them effectively prepare for and process their camp experience 2. To teach kids how to be self-aware and self-reflective 3. To help kids feel that they belong, know what is meaningful to them, know what they care about in the world, and learn how to act with purpose 4. To encourage kids to grow into thriving, contributing, successful adults who give back to their communities and protect the environment and natural world This past spring, ATS welcomed its first cohort of campers into the Compass Program and we plan to continue on with those kids as well as add a new cohort of participants every year until all of our ATS kids are directly involved in some level of the Compass Program. We saw positive outcomes in this first year of the program. A Compass Program parent shared with us that as a result of the Compass Program her daughter “improved her friendship skills and was able to rise to the occasion and was known to be a good friend and leader at camp. She was able to form a new identity for herself that she proudly carries into middle school.” One of the first-year Compass Program kids said that the program “really helped me express myself as a person and express what I need as a person. I used this at camp to make new connections along with solving problems, which helped me feel like I belonged.” We love hearing these positive comments from Compass participants. We also know that just like camp, with each year of involvement the impact will be stronger and more enduring. With the addition of the Compass Program, our ATS campers will be able to optimize the growth that comes from their summer camp experiences, ultimately helping them to discover a sense of belonging and purpose and preparing them to successfully navigate the future.

We Love Our Campers! A Thousand Summers breaks down barriers to We partner with exceptional summer camps across the backcountry experiences for underrepresented kids. country to provide positive environments and amazing We invest deeply in our ATS campers over multiple years opportunities for the youth that we serve. With our ATS to offer progressively more challenging and rewarding Mentoring Program and our new Compass Program, we are experiences and to maximize personal growth. fully committed to preparing and supporting our campers so that they can make the most of their camp experience We are not about sending a child to camp for one and continue their growth when they return home. summer and then moving on. We are about developing long-term relationships, increasing access, and building Here is some information on the campers we served inclusivity for kids who are typically not exposed to in 2022 and the cumulative impact of your giving immersive outdoor adventure programs and the growth over the years: that comes from them. 33 1,518 MORE THAN YEARS OF AWARDING CAMPERSHIPS AWARDED $8,600,000 CAMPERSHIPS SINCE 1989 IN CAMPERSHIPS AND ASSOCIATED PROGRAM DISTRIBUTIONS AWARDED SINCE 1989 CAMPERS ATTENDED 9 CAMPS IN THE SUMMER OF 2022 110 CAMPERSHIPS AWARDED IN 2022 9 HIGH QUALITY ASSOCIATE CAMP PARTNERSHIPS 1990-2022 DENSITY MAP WHERE OUR CAMPERS COME FROM 1 20 40 60 100 140 180 250 350 400

RACE/ETHNICITY 55% 50% WHITE RECEIVE FREE 28% LATINO 14% BLACK AND REDUCED LUNCHES 4% AMERICAN INDIAN ABOUT 42% 4% ASIAN OUR 2022 CAMPERS FROM SINGLE GENDER PARENT FAMILIES 53% MALE 30% 47% FEMALE LIVE AT OR BELOW POVERTY LEVEL Sharing the Love We need your help! If you love camp as much as we do and believe in its life-changing impact, please share our story with others! It is easy to tell your friends about our mission, share our website, or help us connect with potential new campers or community partners. Help us expand our support base so we can change the lives of even more amazing kids in this next year and beyond.

We Love Your Support! Would you like to invest in the kids that we serve and provide them with a summer full of learning, loving, and laughing? Here are a few ways that you can make a significant impact on our campers: $150,000 Endowed Campership $2,500 Half Campership Deliver the summer camp experience for Your funding will pay half the expenses one camper per year in perpetuity for one summer camper $50,000 Power of Ten $1,000 Young Explorer This generous sponsorship level makes it Provide an introductory camp experience possible for ten campers to attend camp for a young camper for one summer $500 Transporter $25,000 Adopt a Camper Provide travel expenses for A one-on-one relationship between the one camper sponsor and a camper for his/her entire camp career $250 Outfitter $10,000 Double Campership Provide equipment for one camper Your generosity will fund two campers $100 Piggy Banker for a summer Fund a camper’s bank account during $5,000 Full Campership his/her stay The summer of a lifetime for one lucky camper Leave Your We Love Gifts Through Legacy Donor Advised Funds Leave your legacy by including A Thousand Summers, Did you know that we accept gifts through Donor the John Austin Cheley Foundation, (FEIN #48- Advised Funds (DAFs)? DAFs are the fastest-growing 1077337) in your estate plans. For more information giving method and a tax-efficient way to manage on leaving an impactful gift in your will or naming the charitable donations. They allow donors to make a Foundation as a beneficiary on your life insurance charitable contribution, receive an immediate tax policy or retirement fund, contact Alyssa deduction, and then recommend grants from the fund Street at 720.981.2532 x 100 or at over time. You can find our organization by searching for [email protected]. the John Austin Cheley Foundation (FEIN #48-1077337) online through your provider. What a wonderful way to support our campers! You can find more information at: www.athousandsummers.org/d-a-f.

A Glimpse We are grateful for your partnership and shared belief at the Finances in our mission. Together we are making a positive impact on the social and emotional development of Unaudited Financial Information 7/1/2021 – 6/30/2022 the boys and girls we serve. We enjoyed a very successful year financially, Below is a financial snapshot of our 2021-2022 generating a modest surplus that will enable us to fiscal year: invest more heavily in our program in 2023. This was largely the result of strong fundraising and increased program income coupled with responsible budget management. Our organizational assets continue to grow and now exceed $4.2 million, about half of which is restricted to fund camperships. TOTAL DONOR ORGANIZATIONAL ASSETS BUDGET VS ACTUAL CONTRIBUTIONS $4,222,286 BUDGET ACTUAL $1,252,985 $626,549 INCOME 46% $1,582,125 $1,312,664 54% $1,422,624 $2,013,612 UNRESTRICTED GIFTS EXPENSES RESTRICTED GIFTS CASH $1,312,664 UNRESTRICTED INVESTMENTS $1,328,354 $635,539 RESTRICTED INVESTMENTS NET INCOME IN DIRECT PROGRAM $94,270 SERVICES DELIVERED Creating a Lasting Legacy We were thrilled to establish THREE brand new Endowed Campership funds in 2021-2022, with pledges to establish an additional two funds in the near future. These named funds, each established through a $150,000 gift, are restricted with the purpose of funding a campership each summer in perpetuity, thereby investing in the future and creating a lasting legacy. We are forever grateful to the donors associated with the Jack Cheley Endowed Campership Fund, the Deborah J. Chaloud Campership, and the Barbara Elaine Emmons Endowed Campership.

Board Updates The Team A Thousand Summers is proud to welcome Volunteers two new trustees to the Board: Teddy Shaw and Luis Ochoa. Thank you to our volunteers. We couldn’t do it without you! Teddy Shaw is a Managing Director at Houlihan Lokey, a leading investment bank. He lives in Los Trustees Sara Littlefield Angeles with his wife (Hallie), daughter (Blake), Fairlee, VT son (Grey) and dog (Bear). Teddy grew up in Dave Brown St. Louis and spent summers at Camp Kooch-i- Ridgefield, CT Ann McCollum Ching in Northern Minnesota. Albuquerque, NM Mike Brower Luis Ochoa was born and raised in the inner city Fort Collins, CO Lindsay Nyquist of Chicago, Illinois. He received the A Thousand Durango, CO Summers campership at the age of fourteen John Ceraolo and attended Sanborn Western Camps in Boca Raton, FL Francesca Sally Florissant, Colorado for three summers. He Atlanta, GA returned to work as a camp counselor shortly Gregory Euston after finishing high school. He graduated from Marietta, GA Kathy Scheu Emory University and now works as a cyber North Hampton, NH security consultant in New York City. Natasha El-Scari* Kansas City, MO Hillary Shaw The following trustees served their final year Atlanta, GA on the board in 2022: Sally LaBahn Kubly and Sarah Erickson Natasha El Scari. We offer our sincere thanks Kennebunk, ME Terry Taylor to them for their service, their dedication, and Denver, CO their support of our mission. Sara Gilbertson Carbondale, CO Steve Yale We are Proud to Partner With: Truckee, CA Kim Kittle ASSOCIATE CAMPS Allenspark, CO PARTNERS Sally LaBahn Kubly* Whitefish Bay, WI Staff Tim Lucas Karen Smith Alyssa Street Executive Programs Development Director Director Director *Final Year of Service

In Remembrance of Jack Cheley We would like to thank all of the donors who helped establish the Jack Cheley Endowed Campership Fund during the Cheley 100th Celebration. As a result of the overwhelming support, a child will be able to attend Cheley Colorado Camps in Jack’s name every summer in perpetuity. Special thanks goes to the Street Family and the Bob Allen Street Family Challenge Match Campaign that helped us surpass our goal and fully fund this endowment. If you are interested in leaving a legacy gift and making a lasting impact like the Jack Cheley Endowed Campership Fund, contact us today at 720.981.2532 x 100 or visit our website at www.athousandsummers.org. Many thanks to those who donated to the Jack Jack Cheley Cheley Endowed Campership Fund Charles S. Allen Frosty & Sam Frostman Jeanne Malnati Sarah Street Anonymous (2) Jim & Susie Fuller Karen Lewis McClure & Kirstin & Patrick Sullivan Erin Street Baber Julie V. & Donald E. Gardner David Evans Joan Suscheck Doug & Charlene Balfour Robert & Victoria Goldson Sharon McLin Ann Pritzlaff Symington Kenneth E. Barrett The Grenney Family Lori Megown Chris Thompson Steve and Susan Bell Margaret Weatherly Hall & Timothy Mario Miaskiewicz Margaret N. Tinsman George O. Bennett Dr. Thomas B. Hall III Rhonda L. Mickelson Kathrine Lamkin Trammell The Buettner Family Elaine Hazlewood Richard D. & Carol G. Minker Michael C. & Mary Trueblood Foundation for Leigh & John & Beverly Hepburn Carol Parker O’Reilly Robert & Ellen Wagnon Al Buettner John & Jacolyn Bucksbaum Carol Hershey & Ronald Carol W. Watt Glen Burkhardt Carolyn Cheley Johnson W. Periard Dotty Biram Widmann Davis Smith Butler Andrew J. Jorgensen Andy and Palmer Quaroni Jill Eileen Faires Williams Julia Bess Smith Butler Sara Keller Ann Noonan Root Johanna Lohr Wintergerst Claire Peterson Caudill Anne Lamkin Kinder Barbara & Gregory Rosston Tandy (Craig) Wood Brooke Cheley-Klebe & Ronald Kornish II Carol Ann Sass Julie van de Zande Kurt Klebe Sarah LaBahn & Michael John F. Sass Donald S. & Carole Cheley W. Kubly Tom & Peggy Sass Special thanks to the Jeff & Erika Cheley John Kundtz & Thomas Amon Robert K. Schrepf** Street Family! Alicia Comer William R. LaBahn Jane Miller Bell Scott Barbara A. Corley Walter R. Lamkin Frank Sesno & Kathleen Bob Street Mary Lou Corrigan Lucy Langer The Cunningham Family Elizabeth Larson Sanderson Erin Street Baber Ludie & Robert Dickeson Hannah Larson Richard A. Smith Allison Street Dickey Robert Larson Virginia Stafford Allison Street Dickey Missy & John Eliot Lebor Family Foundation Suzanne Ullmann Stein Diane Elliott-Lee & Gus Lee Debbie & Greg Leibold Bob A. & Pamela Street Simms & Wyatt Dickey Priscilla Walker Engeln Andrew W. & Toby Livingston David & Betty Street John & Kathy Enlund Martha D. Livingston Jeff, Rachel, Ethan, David Street Gregory E. Euston, Jr. Lumina Foundation & Toby Street Martha Hartzell Fosdick Pam Lundgren Julie Street Randy Street Bob Allen Street Ali Frick Dr. Bernard Mallinger Laura Street Jeff Street (circa 1922) Bear Randy & Holly Street Laura Street Lake Trail School ** deceased Julie Street Sarah Street Ethan Street Toby Street Please accept our sincere apologies for any unintentional mistakes or omissions.

Donor List We would like to express our sincere thanks to those individuals, businesses, and organizations who partnered with us to send so many underserved youth to camp this past summer. We couldn’t have done it without you and would like to recognize all donors who contributed to the Foundation from July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022. GIFTS MADE IN HONOR OF GIFTS MADE IN MEMORY OF All of the Sanborn JACF Campers Peggy Haynes Ernie Altick, Granny May, Doralie Jane Bell Scott & Bob Bell ‘Campers Matt, Alissa, Lola, & Gemma Joblon Flutcher Miller (Flutch), Nettie Cheley, & Counselors’ Steve Koets Sandie Miller, Polly Sargent Flobeck, Amie Podolsky Bryant Sally Kubly Sue Eckles Anderson, Gordon Duff Thomas & Grace Burk Dave Kukielka & Polly Cleaver Camp Thunderbird Timothy J. Latham II & Sarah H. Robert H. Bell The Cheley Family Latham Patricia Jane Bennett Carole Cheley Debbie Leibold John Boylan Jack Cheley Martha Livingston & Marlee Teddy Boyle Jeff Cheley & Brooke Cheley-Klebe John Matous Gwendolyn Myers Burkhardt Thor Collins Anna & Patrick Meehan Jack Cheley Nathan and Jacy Colvig Joseph Melvin Jack Cheley & Ernie Altick The Colvig Family & Staff Jake Miller Jack & Sis Cheley Barb & Mac Corley, Brooke Cheley Mary Stanley Murray, my grandmother Ken & Elsa Cokely Klebe, Carole Cheley, Julia Bess who started this incredible camp Charlie Ehlert Smith Butler, Mary Kay Thompson tradition for our family 3 generations Prissy Essin Knorr, Nancy Cook Steeper, Georgann ago. Bill & Bess Fuller Anderson & Charles W. King My parents who sent me to camp: Merrill Goodwyn, Jr. Jeff Crocker Jim & Donna Lightbody Jerry Gottshall Megan Doherty Nola Jane Berger Oshman Martin Gross Loyal Durand Barbara Baxter Pillinger Claire Holmes Geoff & Greg Euston Geary Ryder Peter and Pat Horne Gus Euston Sanborn Western Camps Pat Horne Parker Fox Hillary “Brewster” Shaw Peter Dodge Horne Rob & Connie Friesen The 50th anniversary of Susie and Donald H. Hougland Front Line Medical Workers Jim Fuller. Don Kling Sam & Frosty Frostman The great experiences our children & Anna Belle Kritser Sue & Tom Frostman grandchildren have had at Cheley. Jack Lamkin Laura Gaul The wonderful summer of 2000! Dean & Mary Helen McCormick Sydney Greenblatt Jennifer Tipton Rowan Chiara Meredith Barbara Hall Dr. Vincent P. Zarcone, Jr. Nathaniel Elaine DuPuy Harder Al & Sara Zimmerman Ed Nielsen, Jr. Elaine DuPuy Harder and Michele Gee Sara Zimmerman Andrew R. Pfeiffenberger Clyde & Maxine Haynes William Raley Jan Rufien & Marilee Long-Saxe LEADERSHIP CIRCLE - $20,000 AND ABOVE Louis Carl Sass, Jr. Robert Schrepf Chris & Allison Bovard Harriet Peterson Linda Pigg Schroeder Scott & Valerie Chaloud Barbara & Gregory Rosston Mary Lou Smith Anna Belle Kritser II Foundation Marcus Sessel Thomas Troyer Elizabeth A. Gard & Thomas J. Furlong Street Family Fund Herbert J. Ullmann L & M Charitable Foundation, Inc. Nancy Thompson Francille Walker Barbara Moore Weber Donald Weber Adele Williams

ENDOWED CAMPERSHIPS CURRENT ADOPT A CAMPER FUNDS Reverdie & Jean Ater Memorial Ann Kuhn Endowed Campership Fund Teddy Bruce Campership Kundtz-Tuohy Endowed Campership Fletcher Family The Bovard Family Endowed John C. Lebor Memorial Campership Mary Christine (née Boylan) Lytle Campership Fund** Fund - Lebor Family Foundation Emmie & John Scully Brown Family Campership Fund The Livingston Family Fund Randy Shure Deborah J. Chaloud Campership Laura Naugle Sanborn & Mary Colvig Kirstin & Patrick Sullivan Jack Cheley Endowed Campership Fund Miller Campership Sis Cheley Memorial Endowment Fund Robert Perkins Campership Fund Craig I. Colvig Fund Mary E. Satter Endowment Fund Barbara Elaine Emmons Endowment Fund Andy & Nancy Thompson Campership Carol Hershey Periard Family Fund Fund** John T. Jackson Campership Fund - Williams Family Campership Fund John T. Jackson Foundation Anna Belle Kritser Memorial Fund **Pledged Endowments CAMPERSHIP LEVEL - $5,000 - $19,999 The Anthony Family Foundation Gregory E. Euston, Jr. Lennox Foundation Steve & Susan Bell Fund at The Fliesbach Family Foundation Andrew W. & Toby Livingston Chicago Community Foundation Julie V. & Donald E. Gardner Allan Neustadt Amy Blevins & Phil Bickler Robert & Victoria Goldson The Patricia Collins Horne Trust** Courtney Boyle Cynthia Gray George & Judy Penner Bill & Tandy Brandt Margaret Weatherly Hall & Dr. Thomas Carol Hershey & Ronald W. Periard David & Christine Brown B. Hall III Fund Richard A. Raisler John & Jacolyn Bucksbaum Elizabeth & Kenneth Haughey Robert K. Schrepf** Catherine Manley Gaylord Foundation Michelle Smith Hendry Hillary Shaw DICK’S Sporting Goods Foundation Frank & Cinnie Herr Bob A. & Pamela Street John T. Donohue John Hodder David & Betty Street Sally & Ken Dulin The Jay Whipple Family Foundation Randy & Holly Street Sondra Eddings Jockey Hollow Foundation Kirstin & Patrick Sullivan The Zent Family Foundation & Jason Michel Cynthia Beck Tomlinson The Elbridge & Evelyn Stuart Kim & Brad Kittle Michael C. & Mary Trueblood Foundation Sarah LaBahn & Michael W. Kubly Tracy Valentine Anna Engeln Lebor Family Foundation Mary L. Vanier BENEFACTORS - $1,000 - $4,999 Charles S. Allen Wiggle Bug Foundation The Grenney Family Anonymous (2) Community First Foundation John W. & Delia Haefeli Alan L. & Jill Ater The Cynthia Elkins Foundation Sharon Hagan Matt Baker Lynn Bay Dayton Barbara Hall Beth & Mark Best William H. & Lois Deschner Deborah & Russell Hall David & Gretchen Black Allison Street Dickey John & Beverly Hepburn Scott Brandt Missy & John Eliot Timothy S. Hershey Rich Braugh John & Kathy Enlund Ellen Hornady Betsy Moog Brooks & Mike Brooks Gregory E. Euston Thomas F. & Kathryn Hornbein Mike Brower Mrs. Homer Evans Andrew J. Jorgensen Peter Brown & Lisa Holderness Melinda Mayo Finley Bob & Rossell Kelley Brown Robert P. & Lynn Fletcher Katherine & Duncan Kennedy The Buettner Family Foundation for Ford C. & Ann B. Frick Charles W. King Leigh & Al Buettner Frosty & Sam Frostman Billie Kubly Jan Burke Jim & Susie Fuller William R. LaBahn John Patrick Ceraolo Stephanie Garcia Lucy Ruwitch Langer Brooke Cheley-Klebe & Kurt Klebe The Garner Family Kathy Ryden Larson Jeff & Erika Cheley Nancy Gilbert Timothy J. & Sue Ellen Latham

Debbie & Greg Leibold Carol Parker O’Reilly Jane Miller Bell Scott Julie Street Martha D. Livingston Ginger Burner Ovens Hilary & Adam Seligman Laura Street Coe London James M. Perkins Frank Sesno & Kathleen Kanter Kallman Foundation Tim & Kimberly Lucas Andy & Palmer Quaroni Sanderson Joan Suscheck Robert Smith Lupo Lang Rogers Family Morgan Sklar Nancy D. Ullmann Emily & Will Masters Foundation Ellen M. Smith The Warburg Pincus Anne L. Mattson John K. Rutledge Richard A. Smith Foundation Judith H. Melly Carol Ann Sass Virginia Stafford George H. Warrington MKK Family Charitable Tom & Peggy Sass Hilary & Edward Steinert Carol W. Watt Gift Fund Kathy & Peter Scheu Riley Stewart Estate of Margaret Joan Gary & Bev Nelson Rachel Rucker-Schmidt Erin Street Baber Wonn** Ren Nelson Schoellerman Foundation Jeff, Rachel, Ethan, Steve Yale Tessa Nicholson Jim Schroeder & Toby Street Al & Sara Zimmerman Patrick O’Neill PPAATTRROONNSS -- $$550000 -- $$999999 Anonymous Glenn & Lauren Jacobson John W. & Yancey McCollum JoAnn Raley Ralph L. & Julie L. Arnheim II Diana Rachel Graham Thomas J. & Georgene E. Peter Rosston Wells Fargo Bank Ann Guhman McGonagle Ed & Kate Horne Rutledge Kenneth E. Barrett Jim & Laura Hahn Jeanne M. McLaughlin Holly Schmitt MISCO Charitable Trust Andrew & Christine M. Jerry McNeish Pat & Fred P. Schonwald, Jr. Barbara Ann Blake Hancock Rhonda L. Mickelson Anne Holmes Schuerger Margaret D. Booth Cole Nielsen Hancock Douglas S. Moore & Elizabeth & Jeff Brian A. & Sarah W. Bracco John H. Harmon, Jr. & Jane Rebecca A. Beall-Moore Spaulding Glen Burkhardt H. Harmon Foundation Stephanie Morrison Suzanne Ullmann Stein Lorry Cashatt Elaine Hazlewood William P. Mytton Marty Stokely Claire Peterson Caudill Keith T. Holmes Nelson Family Foundation Ann Pritzlaff Symington Loyal Durand Sara Keller Catherine D. Nix Tom Thomas Priscilla W. & Jay T. Engeln Jaime Kellogg NOVIR Chris Thompson John S. Fletcher Anne Lamkin Kinder David Westcott Wells Obrecht Jennifer Tipton & Michael Larry & Sarah Flynn Larry J. & Kathy Kripps Sarah G. Olsen Cinkosky Ali Frick John Kundtz & Thomas Amon Mark B. & Barbara Periard Kathrine Lamkin Trammell Mayfield Fund Walter R. Lamkin Lisa Perry Vaneeta & Devadas Varma Susan & Kent Brenda Lightbody Dan & Whitney Phippen Dotty Biram Widmann Garlinghouse Pam Lundgren Denise & Mike Pope Julie van de Zande Thomas R. Giltner Jeanne Malnati Margaret Hastings Quinlan FRIENDS - $250P-A$T4R9O9 NS - $500 - $999 GIFTS IN KIND Lee R. Adler Ana Hill Mitchell Rotman Bass Outdoor Alaska Airlines Carol E. Johnson** Nan A. Ryan Camp Kawanhee for Boys Gail M. Albers Carolyn Cheley Johnson Jane Sanborn Camp Nor’wester Laura Alexander Kind Coffee John F. Sass Camp Thunderbird Anonymous (4) King Soopers (Kroger) Barbara Hoss Saye for Boys Doug & Marge Blatt Christine Koets Alexandra Shafer & Camp Thunderbird Jay, Lara & Matt Bushman Lori Megown Denis Duman for Girls Joe Creviston The Milewski Family Craig W. Stafford Camping Education Bob & Jody Dorweiler Sarah Miley Mary Allen Stifler Foundation Travis L. Durand Joyce A. Mueller Alyssa Street CampMinder Aaron Estep Elyse Newman Terry Taylor Cheley Colorado Camps Jack & Krista Feldman Stuart Newsome Virginia D. Troyer Clearwater Camp Daniel Fleschner Kenneth R. & Anna G. Perks for Girls Tom & Sue Fuller Jacqueline Oldham Robert & Ellen Wagnon Colvig Silver Camps Chris Gaito Steven C. & Ruth Janet C. Warren Catherine Hansen-Stamp Gates Industrial Peeters Tiffany Watkins Izbiky & Langer Corporation Foundation Lauren Pitstick Robert Wham Sanborn Western Camps Caleb F. & Sidney B. William Poole Peter L. & Jane White Terry Taylor Gates Jr. Beth & Randall Porter Catharine Gibson Barbara Price Sara Gilbertson Andy Roth

PPAARTTRNOENRSS--$U5P00TO- $$929590 Edith P. Acsell Family Billie Jean Ingram Karen McKenna Theodore Shaw Rev. Abraham Kahu Jodee d’Avignon Eric Introligator Mike & Pat McKinney Christina Skoglind Akaka Ministries Harriet Daigle Joe Iriana Peter O. McKown Ann Squire Foundation Lindsey Damian Amy & Roger Jahnel Evelyn & Neil McLagan Starbucks Corporation Kevin Alexander Allison Street Dickey Jane Dumler Sharon McLin Anne Stover Melissa Allen Ed & Susie diZerega Corey & Nancy Joekel Pearce Melcher Alice Strachan Federico C. Alvarez Anne & John Donovan Marianne Johnson Timothy Mario Susan Strawn Amanda Brookover Laurie Dows Liz Brady Jones Miaskiewicz Sarah Street Lee Porter Draper Kaki Kahl Microsoft Corporation Paul Stroka AmazonSmile Gigi Durand Melinda Kassen Bruce Miller Zoe Ann Summers Foundation Carolyn Echols Paula Kern Richard D. & Carol The Swetnams Anonymous (11) Pam & Mike Egan Kimbrough G. Minker Michelle & Dave Joanne S. Becker Diane Elliott-Lee John Kirk Samuel Bruce Moffat Thatcher Oliver Bell Dan Erickson Ali Kittle Erin Simmons Emma Thompson George O. Bennett Jean Erickson Kim & Brad Kittle Montgomery Bob & Betsy Thorpe Gimo Berry Sara Erickson Bob & Penny Klebe Nancy M. Moor Wendy & Thomas Sumi K. Bitner & Philip & Helga Fast Geneva Glen Timothy S. Moor Thorpe Robert D. Jamieson Sheila Ferguson Estate of Robert E. Terri S. Morrison Jessica Tipton Marjorie A. Blevins Tyler Florence Knight** J’lene Mortimer Lynn Tipton Kyle Blumenthal Taylor Foky Judy Knoll Molly Mugge-Cozza Karen Farnsworth Adrian Blumfield Jennifer Forelli Ronald Kornish II Zachary Mugge Toomey Sandra L. Boyer Martha Hartzell Annette & Jim Koweek Luigi Horne Mumford Linda Travis Carolyn Smith Brady Fosdick Barbara J. Kripps Jim Mytton Elizabeth Tuohy Brian Brombaugh Melissa Foster Ferd & Ann LaBrunerie Lindsey Myung United Way of the Kristin Broms Becky Frazier Clayton William Jena Nardella Greater Lehigh Valley Katherine Brookes Vallie Brant Freeman Lamkin James G. Neighbor Rein & Jan Van West Mary Claire Brothers Shirley Frostman Mary W. Lamy Jacquelyn Newberry Carol Vance W. Douglas Brown Pamela Gagel Vanessa LaraMaza Lindsay Nyquist Al M. & Ruthie Waldrop Gary Brownd Sarah Glasser Elizabeth Larson Ann O’Donnell Melissa Walker Pam Kling Brownlow Laura M. Glaze Hannah Larson Mary Beth O’Toole Harry Ward Coulter Bump Martha Groebe Robert Larson Elizabeth Olin Paula Warzon Charlotte Smith Lavina S. Gross Gail Lauter The Olivier Family Edward Wasserman Burton Robert Guthrie Honey Lazar Nancy H. Olsen Melisa Wesswick Jennifer Burton Toni Hamill Joann Leetmae Sam Papete Dotty Biram Widmann Sandy & Alice Catherine Hansen- Carly Liebich PayPal Giving Fund Jeanne Wilde Bushman Stamp Dr. Herbert B. & Carol Jancy C. Pettit Becky Price Williams Davis Smith Butler Carolyn J. Hastings Lindsley Corri Pfeiffenberger Robin Williams Janice Butler Denise Healy Sarah Elizabeth Lindsay Kowalski Jill Eileen Faires Julia Bess Smith Michael O. Healy Gordon Littlefield Phelan Williams Butler Otis Healy Lauren Love Barbara Baxter Scott Williams Tyler & Debby June Heck Lisa Brock Lowe Pillinger Cynthia & Richard Campbell Julie Michelle Hess Gayle G. Lowther Justine Plaisted Willis Kristina Canady Sharon Lee Himes Cara & Robert Mary Plath-Rice Angela Wilson Tim Carey, Sr. Leslie Hock Magers Merryl Pohl Johanna Lohr Carrington Family Carolyn Holder Alisa & Andy Glenn Radinsky Wintergerst Charlotte Caudill Chip Holder Mallinger Emily Reis Jennie Wolff Walker Chrisman Anne Holmes Andy Mallinger Jessica Rodbell Rebecca Wollard Bryant Chung J. David & Pamela Dr. Bernard Mallinger Ann Noonan Root Steve & Kitchel Woods Aimee Clarence Holt Stacey K. Mandel Emma Rose Ernest & Andrea Clare Coffman Louise Marie Hopkins Erika Maniatis Elizabeth Roush Young Glenn Colacurci Mike Horne Ellen & Gil Marchand Francesca Sally Andrew Zabel Catherine H. Coleman Michael H. Horner Julie Marston Sandy Sarmiento- Julia Zarcone Alicia Comer Dorothy Hougland Karen McClure & Suarez Richard Cooper Shannon Roper David Evans Penny & Ed Schneider Mary Lou Corrigan Howard Ann B. McCollum Florence N. Seccombe Mary Watts Meredith S. Hunt James M. McCormick Mike & Audrey Crutchfield Ryan N. Hutnick The McCurdy Family Seybold The Cunningham Frank Hylton Bridget McFail The Shaw Family Bold-faced type represents donors who have given to the John Austin Cheley Foundation for five consecutive years. **Deceased Please accept our sincere apologies for any unintentional mistakes or omissions. We have listed only donations that were received during the fiscal year of 7/1/2021 to 6/30/2022. Please contact our office at 720.981.2532 x 100 to report any omissions or errors.

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