CHOICE AND DOMO AWARDED BY FAST COMPANY. CHOICE Humanitarian and Domo were honored as a Finalist in Fast Company’s 2021 World Changing Idea Awards for using data to combat poverty. To help understand the dimensions of poverty in Nepal, CHOICE conducted a baseline survey of 13,000 families in 180 small villages and designed 80 questions around demography, health, education, family income, and happiness—the first of its kind in humanitarian work. Using the Domo platform to review and leverage the survey results helped CHOICE support local efforts to reduce poverty in the area from 20% to 5.4%. CHOICE was honored to have receive this award together with Domo in recognition of the strategic use of data, technology, and information to address global challenges. GLOBAL GIVING FOSTERED IN SHINING EXAMPLE OF COMPANIES SEVENTH GRADERS. GIVING BACK. 83 seventh grade humanities students at Interform became CHOICE’s main vendor for Williamsburg Learning, an online learning provider, corporate branding. Interform’s services include raised over $9,000 for a class-selected CHOICE apparel, printing, promotional products, wide format program in Guatemala. The students decided to signage, and design. In June of 2021, the executive fundraise for a Mobile Medical Clinic project in team at Interform were invited by another corporate the Guatemalan communities of Tierra Linda and partner to attend CHOICE’s annual Breakfast of Playitas. They raised donations through various Humanitarians. After listening to the events that had activities such as baking 100 loaves of bread and transpired over the previous year, and recognizing 50 dozen rolls, babysitting, addressing Christmas the far reaching impact CHOICE was having around cards, hosting a recycling program, and many the world, Interform recognized the need to get others. The students loved this humanitarian involved and give back. The executive team at opportunity because it helped them to step Interform are committed to CHOICE and their mission outside their comfort zones and motivate each to help those who are impoverished in rural areas other. Several commented that it gave them a around the world. bigger purpose. For example, one of the students explained that she’s typically shy and prefers to sit The printing of this annual report was made possible in the corner. However, raising $300 with her baked by Interform’s generous in-kind donation. goods helped her gain confidence as she strove to make a difference in the world. 44
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VISION We envision a world in which people everywhere have the choice and the means to live in peace, prosperity and freedom. 47
MISSION CHOICE Humanitarian supports the efforts of people around the world to reduce global poverty and build self-reliant, resilient communities. VALUES Collaborative: We collaborate with academia, business and corporate partners, foundations, community leaders, and local governments to ensure sufficient resources to meet great challenges and achieve shared goals. Problem-driven/solution-focused: We listen and respond to our partners’ felt needs with collectively developed solutions to complex social and economic problems. Unifying: We celebrate diversity and cultural uniqueness by bridging divides through meaningful exchanges among peoples from vastly different socio-economic backgrounds. Innovative: We work with local partners to develop strategies and programs that help isolated, rural communities participate in the global economy by using technology more creatively. Transparent: We measure results and impact, using evidence to adapt as needed, and actively share our learning through regular reports and engagement with others. Inclusive: We invite the full participation of all people, especially women, youth, and local leaders to address poverty and inequality. Impactful: CHOICE seeks return on investment that transforms lives. We see people everywhere for their untapped potential, not merely as people needing help. 48
IGNEVTOLVED THE PATH OUT OF POVERTY STARTS WITH CHOICE. 1.3 billion people living in global poverty wake up every morning with limited or no options. They lack basic human needs—food, water, housing, healthcare, education, economic opportunities, and more. It’s devastating that families and individuals face this reality. But it doesn’t have to be that way. There is a solution, and it’s simple: give a community just one more choice, and you open up possibilities for a better future. Whether you are a long-time cherished member of the CHOICE family or it’s your first time connecting with us, we believe that together, we can expand choice and create powerful change. 49
DONATE Give a generous one-time gift or become a part of The Village, our monthly giving program JOIN AN EXPEDITION Meet, serve, and learn from our communities around the world as part of a CHOICE expedition BECOME A PARTNER Participate in corporate partnerships that do good and invest in inspiration VOLUNTEER Contribute vital skills, enthusiasm, and support for our mission and vision Become a part of our work at choicehumanitarian.org
FINANCIALS CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION As of Dec 31, 2021 Assets UNAUDITED AUDITED Cash and cash equivalents 2021 2020 Contributions Receivable Other Receivable $2,370,024 $1,850,853 Inventory 30,026 30,971 Prepaid expenses 3,332 2,106 Deferred costs 2,385 2,385 Other Assets 0 0 Property and equipment, net 18,585 35,714 Total Assets 10,592 10,592 6,471 10,455 Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities $2,441,415 $1,943,076 Accounts payable Accrued liabilities $80,693 $117,142 Long term liabilities 137,032 13,330 Deferred revenue 160,000 Total Liabilities 213,014 302,627 $590,739 219,549 Total Net Assets $652,648 $1,850,676 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $1,290,428 $2,441,415 $1,943,076 51
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES As of Dec 31, 2021 UNAUDITED AUDITED 2020 Revenues 2021 $113,922 Expeditions $107,718 1,228,580 Contributions 1,977,684 292,617 0 Special event revenue, net 394,344 268,307 Economic Development 0 0 In-Kind contributions 265,472 104,984 $2,008,410 Investment return 394 1,922,405 Other income 268,281 319,415 316,975 Total Revenues $3,013,893 $2,558,795 Expenses 2,446,830 Program 319,627 1,765,170 Management and general 246,215 $1,214,785 Fundraising Total Expenses $3,012,672 $75,643 $1,290,428 Change in Restricted net assets 559,026 Change in net assets $560,247 Net Assets $1,290,429 Beginning of year $1,850,675 End of year DONATIONS EXPENSES CORPORATIONS $320,174 PROGRAM SERVICES $2,446,830 EXPEDITIONS $172,212 MANAGEMENT & GENERAL $319,627 INDIVIDUALS $1,016,552 FUNDRAISING $246,215 EVENTS $519,819 FOUNDATIONS $1,210,594 $3,012,672 $3,239,351 5252
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For nine years, dōTERRA has been a valuable Corporate Partner as we have worked together to reduce rural poverty. As 2021 proved to be another difficult year worldwide, especially for underserved communities already facing the challenges of multidimensional poverty, dōTERRA Healing HandsTM jumped in with both feet to support CHOICE Humanitarian efforts to reduce global poverty and build self-reliant, resilient communities. One of the largest undertakings dōTERRA supported was the construction of the Gokulganga Hospital in Ramechhap, Nepal, which was fully completed in 2021. A festive inauguration was held in January to commemorate this momentous achievement. The hospital is located in one of dōTERRA’s Co-Impact Sourcing areas of Nepal and is expected to benefit over 50,000 people from the Gokulganga Rural Municipality and surrounding townships. Before Gokulganga Municipality, dōTERRA Healing Hands, and CHOICE Humanitarian combined efforts to fund and build this new medical facility, the closest hospital to Ramechhap was at least a two-day journey on foot. Such travel was costly and impossible for the injured or sick, especially during the global pandemic. This radical improvement in access to healthcare is one vital component to addressing the many dimensions of poverty. Since becoming operational, the new hospital has vitalized development in the village and surrounding communities where families are building new or improved homes and community members are starting businesses. In addition, the municipality is improving infrastructure near the hospital, making it more accessible. And in the future, a new water supply project, also sponsored by dōTERRA Healing Hands, will bring an uninterrupted water supply to the hospital, the local school, the government office, and the villages nearby. The hope sparked by the new hospital is affecting the entire region. However, for dōTERRA Healing Hands constructing one hospital wasn’t enough in a region of such need. Once the Gokulganga Hospital was finished, dōTERRA immediately contributed to a new health post in Agra Makwanpur, Nepal. The original Agra Health Post was destroyed during the 2015 earthquake and forced to relocate to the same building as the birthing center, a small and already overcrowded space. While the new health post is being constructed, the current make-shift center is able to provide services to around 9,000 people in an atmosphere that poses significant risk of infection and contamination to pregnant women, newborns, and mothers. While there is a primary healthcare center in Palung, it takes six hours to arrive at the facility by foot or at least two hours by public transportation—neither of which is consistent nor reliable. The new health post currently under construction will provide a safe and hygienic space for the community. 55
Elsewhere in Nepal, dōTERRA Healing Hands also participated in the reconstruction of Bharati Sadan Secondary School in Balithum, Lamjung. This initiative facilitates a safe, child-friendly environment for learning and, as a result, greater impact on the educational quality for the students. The school serves approximately 300 students, mainly from marginalized communities. dōTERRA Healing Hands has supported social and economic development in other countries as well. In Guatemala, dōTERRA provided valuable funding for a Cardamom Production Revitalization project. The project has been focused on increasing cardamom production in Limón Yalicar, Chisec, thereby creating a source of employment and income generation in the local community, while at the same time promoting environment-friendly production techniques. Project activities are focused on providing trainings in plant reproduction and cultivation of cardamom so families in this underserved region have the resources they need to establish and grow new businesses. The project also seeks to engage new markets that were once beyond the reach of this population. The project will go a long way towards countering the effects of the recent natural disasters that have dramatically impacted cardamom production in the region, especially in the municipality of Chisec. These are just a few of the ways dōTERRA Healing Hands, teaming with CHOICE Humanitarian, empowers people and communities worldwide to be healthy, safe and self-reliant. In addition to these inspiring highlights from the field, dōTERRA Healing Hands provided financial support to many other CHOICE programs in 2021. dōTERRA corporate has also offered other forms of charitable support through dōTERRA’s Co-Impact Sourcing program which creates long- term supplier partnerships on every level of the supply chain, generating sustainable jobs, and providing a reliable source of income for thousands of families working hard to find a path out of poverty. 56
5 years ago, the ASEA Advancing Life Foundation and CHOICE Humanitarian began a successful collaboration of working together to accomplish the missions of each foundation. Over the years we have taken the IntaKara Vocational Center from the initial concept to the construction phase, to the opening of the school. Our collaboration has provided man power through the six expeditions over 4 years, as well as needed funding for the project. “It has been very rewarding to watch the community grow through each phase of the project, to watch their skepticism turn into hopes and dreams, and now those dreams are becoming a reality for the graduating students. The change has not been one sided, expeditioners have left Ecuador with new perspectives, with renewed focus on what is truly important in life, and with refreshed visions of how one can impact the world for good! These expeditioners have returned home and have been able to overcome personal struggles because of the insights they gained while working side by side with the villagers and living in their communities. How beautiful it is when you can walk into an experience of service filled with rich cultural exchanges and both sides leave a better person. How do you put a value on this type of exchange? You can’t, it is impossible, it is too valuable!” KimMarie Larsen, ASEA Advancing Life Foundation Chair Christopherson Business Travel is the independently-owned leader in intelligent corporate travel management. Christopherson is ranked by Business Travel News as the 12th largest corporate travel agency in the United States. Our team supports more than $600 million in business travel for more than 1,000 companies and organizations across the country. Christopherson believes in sharing the wealth and taking care of our global community, which is why we have been a partner of CHOICE Humanitarian since 1997. In addition to our voluntary employee contributions and matching program, Christopherson annually sends a group of employees on a week-long humanitarian expedition. We are also proud to support CHOICE’s local events and fundraising efforts by regularly participating as an event sponsor. 57 57
Domo delivers a modern BI platform that helps organizations better integrate, interpret and use data to drive informed decision making and action across the entire business. Domo’s Business Cloud revolutionizes the way CHOICE Humanitarian does measurement and evaluation of its development work. By donating our software, licenses and expertise, CHOICE has access to a world-class modern BI solution that enables real-time data and insights that are easily displayed and understood for both CHOICE and the communities in which they work. We are honored that our collaborative work with CHOICE, to combat extreme poverty in Nepal, was named a Finalist in the Fast Company 2021 World Changing Ideas Awards, which honors projects that are actively engaged and deeply committed to pursuing innovation when it comes to solving health and climate crises, social injustice, or economic inequality. Campbell Companies exists to support the ones who build our world. We supply equipment and technology solutions for the construction, mining, and energy industries. With a workforce of 1,000+ employees and 50 Intermountain West locations, Campbell Companies owns Wheeler Machinery Co., ICM Solutions, Gardner Energy, Reliabl and Heritage Industries. Additionally, Campbell Companies manages SITECH Intermountain, Monsen Engineering, Intermountain Mining Technology, Solutions Financial Services, and Diamond Rental. Our mission is to be our customers preferred and most profitable option by providing superior products and services paired with an exceptional customer experience. Campbell Companies began its partnership with CHOICE Humanitarian in 2012. Employee payroll contributions are matched 1-to-1, and the company has funded employee humanitarian expeditions to Mexico, Bolivia, and Ecuador. 58
US Synthetic, a ChampionX company, is the leading provider of polycrystalline diamond cutters (PDCs) and diamond bearing technology for the energy industry and for oil and gas exploration. Thanks to constant innovation, proven quality, and superior customer service, more of the world’s energy suppliers rely on US Synthetic than any other PDC manufacturer. US Synthetic has spent decades engineering its products to last longer—especially in tough conditions that test the limits of the most durable energy exploration and drilling equipment. US Synthetic has a vision of Improving Lives; that includes the lives of our customers, suppliers, employees, shareholders, and our community. We live in an ever-expanding global community, and our ongoing partnership with CHOICE Humanitarian has helped us to reach farther around the world. By growing our employee payroll giving, which is matched dollar for dollar by the company, and then enabling employees to follow those donations through an annually sponsored expedition, our employees have engaged in not only improving the lives of villagers through CHOICE, but their own lives have been enriched and improved. We hope to continue to work with CHOICE in improving lives at home and abroad for many more years to come. The pandemic has affected each person, each community in unique and challenging ways. Grandeur has been impressed with the way the CHOICE Humanitarian team has been successful in carrying out its mission, even with the added challenges of a global health crisis. We applaud the efforts of the leadership at home as well as the in-country leaders who have been a life-line to communities at risk. When global travel seemed unlikely to return to “normal” in the near term, we noted that the CHOICE Team was quick to identify ways to help closer to home, by reaching out to the Navajo Nation. We continue to value our partnership with CHOICE Humanitarian and look forward to renewing our tradition of company-sponsored expeditions, whether that means helping around the globe or in our own backyard. While much has changed in the last couple of years, we know that the CHOICE model of locally-driven initiatives, implemented around the globe through sustainable leadership development, continue to benefit communities at risk worldwide. 59
For nearly 50 years, VCBO Architecture has delivered iconic architecture with a focus on impeccable design, innovative thinking, and unparalleled client service. As a preeminent Utah architecture firm, VCBO actively contributes to the built environment through design of diverse projects across the country and around the globe. The firm remains poised for the 21st century, guided by its unwavering commitment to people and community, which extends from the heart of its offices to the spaces it creates—where people gather to live, learn, work, heal, and play. VCBO is passionate about social responsibility, and we are honored to partner with CHOICE Humanitarian on making a global difference. From donations to expeditions, our team is dedicated to helping both local and international rural communities navigate a path from poverty to peace and prosperity. 6060
The Sorenson Impact Foundation is dedicated to At the core of Downeast's company culture is providing grants that make a lasting impact on the spirit of giving back to our community and individuals, families, and societies. Our primary beyond. Downeast has supported a variety of areas of emphasis include social impact, education charitable organizations over the years. Their & entrepreneurial training, and healthcare. We strive team is currently devoted to confronting child to improve the quality of life for people in their local sexual exploitation, specifically sex trafficking communities and throughout the world. and online abuse. Thrive provides the highest quality freeze dried products to families and communities across the globe. We take great care and attention through our unique and gentle freeze drying processes to ensure our products are as close to the way nature intended as possible. Because of its long shelf life and premium quality, our food provides families with security, peace of mind, and an unparalleled taste and nutrition they can rely on. Thrive fuels life’s most important moments, enabling individuals to feel capable and prepared every step of the way. 61
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COLLABORATIVE PARTNERS Nobody can accomplish something alone. Collaboration is at the core of our work. We want to take a moment to recognize the many organizations and individuals we’ve worked with around the world. Here are just some of those partners. We appreciate the support of these entities, as well as many other incredible partnering organizations. CENTRAL OFFICE Mentors International Meridian Magazine ACS Hillingdon Microsoft Giving Campaign Agros Mike And Camille Cameron Foundation American Academy of Innovation Outside the Box Beverley Taylor Sorenson Foundation Peters Family Foundation Brigham Young University Red Hat College of William & Mary Rotary Club Days for Girls Singular Humanitarian Deseret News Talisker Club – Tuhaye EMT Utah The Academy for Creating Enterprise Engineers without Borders The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Feed the World The Lofthouse Foundation FNC Aquaponics The MZ7 Foundation Frances W. Burton Foundation The Store Fredrick H. Barth Foundation Trimble Foundation Gipson Family Foundation University Impact Globus Relief University of Denver Hospital la Familia University of Utah Instructure Utah State University Intag Advisors Utah Valley University Interform VitalSmarts Interweave Williamsburg Learning Joyineering Fund x8 Data Company King Family Foundation Leslie Dee Ann Mower Foundation Marriott Daughters Foundation 63
BOLIVIA Andes Fertiles Emprende Bo (Emprendimientos Bolivianos) Fundacion Bayer Gobierno Municipal De Ayo Ayo Gobierno Municipal De Calamarca Gobierno Municipal De Chua Cocani Gobierno Municipal De Ixiamas Gobierno Municipal De Tiquina Gobierno Municipal De Viacha Itamix (Instituto Tecnologico De Ixiamas) Practical Action Umsa Carrera De Agronomia (Cipyca ) Carrera De Ingeniería En Producción Y Comercialización Agropecuaria Umsa Carrera De Turismo ECUADOR Asociación Puerto Alegre del Gobierno Autónomo Descentralizado de Eugenio Espejo Dirección Distrital del Ministerio de Agricultura Imbabura MAG Empresa Publica Santa Agua de Chachimbiro Gobierno Autónomo Descentralizado de 6 de Julio de Cuellaje Gobierno Autónomo Descentralizado de Angochagua Gobierno Autónomo Descentralizado de Apuela Gobierno Autónomo Descentralizado de Gonzales Suarez Gobierno Autónomo Descentralizado de Miguel Egas Gobierno Autónomo Descentralizado de Natabuela Gobierno Autónomo Descentralizado de Plaza Gutiérrez Gobierno Autónomo Descentralizado de San Rafael de la Laguna Gobierno Provincial de Imbabura / Prefectura de Imbabura Instituto Nacional de Investigación Agropecuaria INIAP Instituto Tecnológico Superior 17 de Julio Servicio Ecuatoriano de Capacitación Profesional SECAP The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) Unión de Comunidades Indígenas del Lago San Pablo UNCISPAL 6464
GUATEMALA Catholic Church Chisec Municipality Cobán Mission of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Cobán Rotary Club Fundacion Conta El Hambre Glasswing Going Beyond Borders Guatemalan Red Cross Municipality of Chisec Rotary Club of Puerto Barrios Seeds to Harvest KENYA Black Hammock Education Trust Fund (EDT) Kenya Revenue Authority Kwale County Government Nakupenda Kenya Premier Hospital Rotaract Club Of Mombasa Youth Zone Rotary Club Of Kilifi Rotary Club Of Mombasa Downtown Rotary Club Of Mombasa Nyali Rotary Club Of Sugar House So They Can Technical University Of Mombasa Thriving Nations/Thrive Life Wisam Hardware Yehu Members Welfare Association Yehu Microfinance Services Limited MEXICO Club Rotario Irapuato Internacional Cosecha General Electric Volunteers General Mills Gobierno del Estado de Guanajuato Gobierno del Estado de México Josefina Palome y Gomez La Noria AC Latter-day Saints Charities Rotary Club of Irapuato 65
NAVAJO NATION Leupp Chapter, Navajo Nation Light Ranch Mission Big Hogan Enterprise Moonshot by NACET Black Falls Farm Native Builders Bodaway Gap Chapter, Navajo Nation Navajo Hopi Land Commission Office Building Communities Navajo Power Cameron Chapter, Navajo Nation Redfeather Development Group Cameron Farm Enterprise Sandsprings Farm Cameron Old Farm The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Change Lab Tolani Lake Chapter, Navajo Nation Chishie Farms Tolani Lake Enterprise Coalmine Canyon Chapter, Navajo Nation Tonalea Red Lake Chapter, Navajo Nation Coconino County Supervisor Tuba City Chapter, Navajo Nation Coppermine Chapter, Navajo Nation University of Arizona Extension Office Diné College Land Grants Office Western Navajo Farm Board Harvey Riggs Western Navajo Grazing Committee Jacque Seronde Yaa dis K’id Farm Kaibeto Chapter, Navajo Nation Kerley Valley Farmers 66
NEPAL Raksirang Municipality Rotary Club of Kathmandu Metro Action Autonomie Nepal (Orphanage) Rudradevi Coop, Tarkughat Agra Health Post, Makawanpur Sanakisan Krishi Coop, Ramgha Alternative Energy Promotion Center (AEPC) Sanakisan Krishi Coop, Sundarbazar Bagmati Province Government Self-help Nepal (Orphanage) Besishahar Municipality Shree Deurali Krishi Coop, Bangre Bhimphedi Rural Municipality Siddhicharan Municipality Chainpur Municipality Sikhar Saving and Credit Cooperatives Chakratirtha Coop, Chakratirtha Srijanatmak Coop, Bhotewadar Civil Hospital, Kathmandu Sundarbazar Municipality Deurali Bahuudeshiya Coop, Ishaneswor Sunkot Coop, Nalma Dipjyoti Coop, Taksar Thaha Municipality Dordikhola Cow Raising Coop, Chiti Tinpatan Rural Municipality dōTERRA Healing Hands Foundation UNDP & Nepal Government – Market Development Gandaki Province Government Gokulganga Hospital, Makawanpur Program Gokulganga Municipality USID – Kishan 2 Program Gokulganga Rural Municipality Yashobramha Coffee Coop, Gaunshahar Green Vision Pvt. Ltd Ichchhakamana Municipality PERU Indrasarovar Rural Municipality Janajagaran Coop, Mohoriyakot Centro de Educación Básica Alternativa - CEBA No 14121 Janakalyan Secondary School Cooperativa Agraria de Productores Bananeros Janapriya Coop, Karapu Jwaladevi Coop, Bhorletar Organicos CAPPO Kamalamai Coop, Udipur Gobierno Regional de Piura Latter-day Saint Charities, Asia Area Minera Miski Mayo Latter-day Saint Charities, Utah Ministerio de la Mujer e Inclusión Social (MIDIS) Laxminarayan Women Coop, Besishahar Municipalidades Distritales Malika Rural Municipality ONG CIPCA Marshyangdi Coop, Dhamilikuwa Servicio Nacional de Sanidad Agraria del Perú (SENASA) Mentors International Unidades de Gestión Educativas Locales (UGELES) Nagbhairav Coop, Suryapal Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego (UPAO) Namuna Community Hospital, Lamjung Nawa Nyano Foundation Nepal Electricity Authority, Makawanpur Nepal Evaluation and Assessment Team (NEAT) Nepal Water Conservation Foundation (NWCF) Nick and Melissa Broadhrust Palung Multipurpose Cooperative Society Palung Primary Health Care Center, Makawanpur Panyu Rural Municipality Parewadanda Women Coop, Parewadanda Phungling Municipality Pyuthan Municipality Rainas Municipality 67
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United Way of Salt Lake Utah Symphony & Opera University Impact Wallace B. And Patricia L. Brown Charitable Fund University of Pennsylvania Globe Med WCF Insurance Utah Community Funds Williamsburg Learning Utah Natural History Museum Willow Creek Country Club Utah Shakespearean Festival We are also grateful for generous support from donors who wish to remain anonymous. 70
INDIVIDUALS Melissa Astin V Tyson Astin V Taybor Abplanalp V Ariana Aulai Mayra Acheson Adolfo Avalos Bishnu Adhikari Diana Joy Averett Suzanne Adkins V Susan Aylworth V Anna Allen Bret Backman V Jordan Allen V Hannah Backman V Kathy Allen Joshua Baer Zachary Allen Sarah Bailey Leslie Allred Wayne Bair V Darrell Andelin Shanna Ballard V Corey and Patricia Anderson Sarah Baltz Judy Anderson Florence Lalauna Bandmann Kelli Anderson Stacey Bank Marc Anderson V Leah Barker Michael Anderson V Rebekah Barlow Nikora Philip Anderson Christine Barrett Stuart Anderson Ciera Barrow Michelle and Joel Andrews Beatrice Barton Scott Archbold Kyle and Julee Bateman Cameron Archibald Catherine Baxter V Heather Armstrong V Clay Beck Brendan Ashton James Beck Cortlund and Teryn Ashton V Rich Beck Jayla Ashton Wade Ashworth Scott Beckstead V V Members of The Village Program 71
Kathy Beeckel V Sam Carpenter V Marta Carrero-Meissner David Benson V Eric Benson Maryann Carson V Rebecca Benson Jennifer Carter Monica Bermudez Spencer and Marissa Bernards Pam Carter V Amanda Bigland-Connell V Todd Castagna V Kathleen Bingham V Mindi Cella V Eric Chang Rachel Blackwood V Ganesh Chapagain Greg and Vicki Boring James Charnholm Jay Bosshardt Neal Bosshardt Nate Checketts V Ashley Boud V Teresa Cheney V Lukas Bouton Jeff Child V Brent and Danielle Bowen V Alyssa Childs V Ariel Bowman V Melissa Chipman Roger Boyer Spencer Chipping David Bradford Alicia Christensen V Bethany Brady V Amy Christensen Lauren Renah Brady Gary and Susan Christensen Dahlin Bretzing Rich Brockbank Monica Christensen V Nancy Lee Christensen Lora Beth Brown V Paul and Susan Christensen Coke Christian Marcelle Brown V Mark Bruun Lisa Chudleigh V Leslie Buckley Corbin Church Anna Marie Budge V Marilyn Clark V Diane and Mike Bumstead Shawn Burke Wayne Clarke V Jillian Burnham Christopher Clason Lisa Cleary Natalie Burton V Robert Burton Char Coleman V Marilee Coles-Ritchie Bruce and Mary Lee Call V Nathan and Megan Call Justin Comish V Tom Compagno Blake Cameron V Bryce Cameron Nathan Coonen V Carrie Cottle Josh Cameron V Lori Cottrell Kathryn Cameron Mark Cameron Ron and Becky Craven V Jonathan Campbell Andrew and Mindy Crockett Melanie Campbell Holly Crofts Christian Cannon V Terri Crow V Jari Cannon Sue Curtis V Elizabeth Cappiello V Jacquelynn Carmichael Jenny Cutler V Katherine Carpenter Lindsey Cutler Karen Daniels Lydia Carpenter V Ariane Dansie Marie Carpenter Jill Davidson V Ben Davis Lynda Davis 72
Terry Davis Grant Fry Kaliska Day Mike Day Marc Fuller V Benjamin De Leonardis V Shelly Delaney Nell Gale V Alina Derzon Angela Gardner Andrea Derzon V Mallory Destromp V Gabe Garn V Joel and Andee Devore V Deborah Dimmett V Maria Garrett V Elizabeth Dodge Robyn Garvin Peter Doenges Clarissa Gatlain Chantal Dolan V Matthew Dominguez Kristen Gehrett V Paul Dougan V Craig Douglass V Susan Giddings V Heidi Draper Danielle Gilmore Debra Dunn V Rob Glance Deanna Duprey V Nelson Glassett Jennifer Dyer V Adam Earl Brent Goddard V Monty Eggett Matthew Godfrey Amanda Eldredge David Gomez Ann Elizabeth Robert Gomm Keith Ellis V Jacob Goodell Corey England V Karl Goodman Gene Esplin Melissa Evans Janice Gordon V Nadine Evans V Timothy Evans Patricia Gorman V Jan Eversole Marlene Gourley Natalie Fairbourne Amanda Governale Doug Farley Doug Green Marlene Farley V Richard and Denise Farley V Brett Greenhalgh V Tyler Faux Allison Felshaw Janice Greenhalgh V Haiying Feng Mark Greenwood Taylor Fetzer Karin Fife Riley Greenwood V Lora Figgat David and Susan Flake Darren Gremmert V Jeffrey and Nancy Flamm V Suzanne Foster V Rosie Gremmert V Charles Freedman V Jonathan Freedman Doug and Alisia Griffith V Fen Frehner Robert Gross Tim Frodsham Guest of Flamm Family Foundation Joan Gunnell V Members of The Village Program Noemi Guzman-Honegger V 73 Ryan Hagge Lori Haglund Albert Haines Jeffrey Haines Cortney Hall V Constance Halterman V Jeff and Karen Hamilton V Jennifer Hamilton Meredith Hamilton Colby Hancock Lyn Handley Steven Handley Allyson and Mark Hanks V
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Tari Jensen V Ted Kimball Lola Jeppson Amy Johnson Chante King V Christopher Johnson Michael King Colleen Johnson Connie Johnson Ryan King V D. L. Johnson V Kyle Kirschbaum Dafne Johnson Deonne Johnson V Joyce Kite V Hunter Johnson Melissa Klein Jonathan Johnson V Craig Knight Valarie Johnson V Verna Johnson V Cortney Kochevar V Bethany Jones V Cappey Jones Miles Koehler V Jessica Jones Gary Kohl Jill Jorgensen Alex Koritz Kathleen Jorgensen Doug and Janece Krahenbuhl Richard Justice Stephanie Krauss Duane Karren Abbi Kennedy V Adeena Lago V Mathew Kennedy DS Lake Ann Kersten V Brent Laker V V Members of The Village Program John Lamb 75 Brynn Larsen V Dave and Michelle Larsen Erica Larsen KimMarie Larsen Mike and Teresa Larsen V
Sam Larsen Michaela Mccoy Amy Larson Gina Larson Pete Mccoy V Chris Lavoie Brittany Mcculloch Eunyoung Lee Justin Lee Jennifer Mccullough V Morgan Lee Jerry and Kris Leiferman Kyle and Brittany McDonald V Arla Leins V Anna Mcfadden V Allene Lemons Jason and Kaylin Mcgrew Marvin Leroy V Sharon Mcguire V Keith and Danielle Lindstrom Jennifer Lingo Kathleen Mcmillen V Sharon Lloyd V Heidi Mecham V Deborah Loftis Carol Mencl Allison Longson Jordan Menzel V Kristi Lott V Steven Menzel Whitney Louder V Chuck and Heather Mercier V Katherine Lovell V Hank Mercier V Nalu Luna Jeff Lund Linda Mercier V Jed Lyman Greg Madsen Mark Mercier V Nick Madsen V Brit Meyer V Terry Madsen V Charlie Meyer V Stephanie Magee Lori Mann Emily Meyer V Trent Mano Kerri Meyer David Marklowitz Ralph Meyer Kelly Martin V Sam Meyer V Lori Martin Clint Mickle Rachael Masten Linda Mickle Mark and Kristen Matley V Craig Miles V Samantha Milewski Jana Maw V Lynne Maxfield Kevin Miller V Coralee Maxwell V Lindsay Miller V Michael Maxwell Steven Miller Mike Maxwell Kevin Mitchell V Ben Mayfield V Dawn Mohni-Williams V James Mayfield V Marge Mayfield Amie Mondragon V Matilda Mayfield Max Chris and Irene Monson Stephen Montgomery Paul Mayfield V Steven and Debbie Montgomery Richard Mayfield Jared and Francesca Perkins Moon V Rob Mayfield V Melinda Moon Rosalind Mayfield Lorene Moore Sam Mayfield Robert Moore Steve Mayfield Radha McChristy J Spencer and Kim Mordue V Karen Morgan V Kolby Morgan Dennis Morganson Kimberly Morris Annie Move Foward By Giving Back Soni Muller Treion Muller 76
Donna Murdock V Scot Proctor V Jennica Murray Tammy Murray Michelle Prososki V Taz Murray Brian Pugh Jess Nava Amy Redford Deanna Naylor V Marilyn Reed Jake Neeley V Kyle Reeder David and Leslie Nelson Michael Reid Lauri Nelson V Carrie Reilly Ryan and Misti Nelson V Lula Neztsosie Greg Renn V Jonathan Nichol V Monica Nicholson Kris Richards V Susan Nielsen Kristine Richards Bruce Nilson Stephanie Richards Maria Norton V Carol O'Brien Dyan Ricks V Maurice O'Leary Leon and Sylvia Ricks Patrick and Patricia Oconnor Roger Olbrot V Lisa Riley V Suzanne Oliver Jill Ringger Flora Ortega Miriam Orwin V Garett Robertson V Adam Overacker John Robinson Joseph Pacini Shirley Rockwood Joshua Pacini Rosalene Pacini Kim Roland V Rosie Pacini Sarah Roos Jeanette Padilla Bruce Rosa Bobbi Parra V Greg Roth Maria Paspuel V Randy and Molly Pearce Angela Roundy V Christian Peel Mckay Roundy Debbie Perry Adam Rowbotham Guy Perry Brent Peterson Dave and Kim Rutter V Colleen Peterson Ellie Rynders Rich Petrilli Kimberly Sadowski Millburn Philanthropy Linda Pickett V Greg Sagers V Pierce Nathaniel Sanders Jonathan Pierce Kellie Savage Stephany Pierce Steve Schaefer Drew Platt Gene and Martha Schaerr Linda and Glen Poll V Emily Ponder Veronica Schindler V Larry and Sherry Poulson V Heather Scott Russ Powell Craig Preece Joanne Searcy V Karl Seil V Members of The Village Program Amy Shelton Jarom Shurtliff 77 Sage Singleton V Susan Singleton V Dr. Jeff Skanchy Bart Smith Mary Cannon Smith Michael Smith Nina Smith V Pauline Smith V
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Jake Tippetts Ann Watts Troy Tippetts Micheal Tobian Doug Wayment V Stephen Tobian Justin Tomlinson Charlene Weaver V Stan Torgersen V Jean Weaver V Ronald Trinidad V Dustin Weghorst V Blake Tsuhako Grace Weghorst Anastasia Tsybulya V Joseph Weight V Jeff Tueller Gloria West Kate Turley Justin Wheeler Sandra Livingston Turner Bryant White Gary Urban Devin White Nicole Utley V Diedre Whittaker V Niels and Char Valentiner V Steve Whittaker V Jessica Wigington Tim and Christianne Valentiner V Bryan VanderWerff Alison Williams V Ryan Vanderwerff Beverly Verano Doris Williams V Dorothea Verbrugge Jeffrey Vincent Jay Williams V Michael Visick Ryan Van Voast Matt Wilson V Steve Wade Catherine Wagner Alice Wind V Mysha Waldron Blake Walker Jennifer Winder V Gayle Walker Lorin Winegar V Benjamin and Megan Wallace V Richard Winwood Erika Ward Meagan Witt Stanley Witt Lonny Ward V Wendy Wixom Welton and Trudy Ward V Caren Wood V Berty and Craig Wardle Sarah Worlton Jessica Waterfall Alessandra Wortmann Kate Waterfall Nancy Waterfall Elise Wright V Tyler Waterfall Lisa Wright Bryan Watkins Joan and Jeff Watkins Heather Wygrow V Annette York V Andrea Young Jodi Young Dorothy Zackrison Mojtaba Zaifnejad We are also grateful for generous support from donors who wish to remain anonymous. 80
BOARD OF DIRECTORS&COMMITTEEMEMBERS Josh Cameron Michelle Larsen Board of Directors - Chair Board of Directors Stuart Anderson Field Advisory Committee Board of Directors Teresa Larsen Bret Backman Board of Directors Board of Directors Community & Corporate Impact/Events Subcommittee Governance Committee CHOICE Jr. Board Mentor Social Innovation Committee - Chair James Mayfield Volunteer Chief Financial Officer Board of Directors Julee Bateman Field Advisory Committee Board of Directors Co-Founder Field Advisory Committee - Co-Chair Paul Mayfield Lance Bullen Board of Directors Board of Directors Heather Mercier Mary Lee Call Board of Directors Board of Directors Governance Committee Field Advisory Committee - Chair Krista Sorenson Aleatha Carpenter Board of Directors Board of Directors Community & Corporate Impact/Strategic Engagement Community & Corporate Impact/Events Subcommittee & Communications Committee - Co-Chair Tim Evans Niels Valentiner Board of Directors Board of Directors Field Advisory Committee Governance Committee Co-Founder Nancy Waterfall Shannon Freedman Board of Directors Board of Directors Field Advisory Committee Rich Israelsen Ann Watts Board of Directors Board of Directors CPP Advisor Community & Corporate Impact/Events Subcommittee Bethany Jones CHOICE Jr. Board Mentor Board of Directors Andrea Young Governance Committee - Chair Board of Directors Alex Koritz Community & Corporate Impact/Strategic Engagement Board of Directors & Communications Committee - Co-Chair Community & Corporate Impact/Strategic Engagement & Communications Committee CHOICE JR. BOARD Tuyetanh Le Gracie Longson Benjamin Benson - Co-Chair Sophie Longson Caroline Hill - Co-Chair Rosie Nielsen Elena Barker - Co-Chair (prior) Olivia Roberts Jayda Allen Adalyn Roos Mia Bookstaber Makenna Sheppard Audrey Duff Ady Sheppard Joseph Hammond Sally Swensen Will Hammond Josie Webb Eliza Howard Lucy Johnson 81
LEADERSHIP TEAM Steven D. Pierce Brit Meyer Chief Executive Officer Director, Measurement and Evaluation Juan Alducin Sara Nelson Director, Mexico Director, Strategic Engagement and Communications Wilmer Cruz Olger Pop Director, Peru Director, Guatemala Jen Dyer Marilyn Reed Director, Community and Corporate Impact Director, Navajo Nation Rob Glance Prateek Sharma Chief Technology Officer Director, Nepal Riley Greenwood Raquel Tuston Director, Social Innovation Director, Ecuador Oreu Lugogo Lonny Ward Director, Kenya Director, Field Operations Willy Mendoza Director, Bolivia 82
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