2016 Annual Report (1)

2016

ANNUAL REPORT

Bringing Positive Change to Those in Need

LETTER FROM ADMINISTRATIVE
THE PRESIDENT BOARDS

I have told this story before but it is one that bears repeating BOARD OF DIRECTORS
because I believe it captures the heart of Assistance League. I was
teaching seventh grade students at Waldo Middle School. A shy boy President: Carol Marshall
approached me and asked if he could have a rubber band. After President-Elect: Jean O’Grady
years of discouraging rubber band “missiles” between prank-playing Secretary: Vernadene Anderson
boys, I was reluctant to hand over the rubber band he requested. Treasurer: Charlotte Rieder-Bolton
The boy pointed to his shoe; the sole had separated from the upper Assistant Treasurer: Kathy Saviers
shoe and I realized he was in very real need of shoes and clothes. Encore: Carol Moody
I communicated with our school counselor and she contacted Encore Vice Chair: Mary Ann Goff
Operation School Bell members. The young man and his parent Finance: Catherine Pederson
went to our JC Penney Shopping Night on a Wednesday evening Gift Shop: Dorothy Leonard
and had the opportunity to buy the clothes and shoes of his choice. Gift Shop Vice Chair: Sally Beilstein
Assistance League members helped him add up his purchases to be Membership: Kathy Sansone
sure he spent his total of $120. Within days, this happy student was New Member Orientation: Karen Anderson
smiling and showing me his new outfit and his new shoes. The pride Operation Art Adventures: Sandy Wiscarson
and joy he expressed is repeated over and over as children in need Operation Bookshelf: Laurel Langenwalter
are served in Salem-Keizer Schools. Operation School Bell: Jeanette George,

Members of Assistance League have been offering clothing and Dianne Wisser, Gayle Alexander
other opportunities to the Salem-Keizer community for the past OSB Vice Chair: Toni Phipps
54 years. Every Monday through Saturday members volunteer in Puppets with Purpose: Sydney Hatch
our two shops: Encore Furniture and Assistance League Gift Shop. R.E.A.D.: Patty Walker
Four days a week, throughout the month, two volunteers deliver Resource Development: Mary Helen Socolofsky
Salem Public Library books and smiles to homebound readers. Strategic Planning: Vickie Hilgemann
Throughout the school year, we touch the lives of thousands of
school children with puppet performances, cultural art experiences, AUXILIARY BOARD
dental health services and providing necessary art and school
supplies. Young adults leaving foster care are assisted with financial Chairman: Jeanne Dalton
help to furnish an apartment. Past Chair: Helen Mazur-Hart
Recording Secretary: Mary Gene Atwood,
This awesome accomplishment is achieved by
nearly 400 volunteers who generously donate Joani Hayward
their time and skills to serve children in our Corresponding Secretary: Becky Willhite
community. I am very proud to be one of the Assistant Treasurer: Susan Elliott
volunteers of Assistance League. Assistant Treasurer Elect: Dorothy Beaufait
Chapter Liaison: Jean O’Grady
Carol Marshall
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Carol Marshall
Legal: Jonathan Bauer
President Policy Analyst: Diana Enright
Insurance: Joe Phillipay
2 Education: Steve Woodcock
Architect: Chris Veit
Education: Melissa Wisner
Financial: Benny Won

OUR OUR OUR

MEMBERS MISSION VISION

Our more than Assistance League of Salem- To be highly recognized
400 members and Keizer is an all-volunteer in our community
community volunteers nonprofit organization that puts as a philanthropic
are dedicated to caring and commitment into organization that
serving children, young action for the benefit of children meets the changing
adults, and seniors in and adults through community- needs of the greater
our community. based philanthropic programs. Salem-Keizer area.

OUR OUR

VALUES GOALS

Collaborate: work collaboratively to create Seek and maintain a diverse, informed and
maximum results and sustainability. committed volunteer/member base.

Respect: affirm the intrinsic value of those we Align our philanthropic programs with
serve, and of those with whom we serve. community needs.

Serve: provide compassionate, caring services Promote the brand of Assistance League;
to individuals in Salem-Keizer as the primary increase public relations and community
purpose of our existence. awareness through coordinated marketing.

Welcome: be an inclusive organization, Maximize resources, effectiveness
representative of our community demographics. and sustainability.

Assistance League of Salem-Keizer is a nonprofit organization
dedicated to improving lives in our community.

Visit our website at www.als-k.org

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OUR COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS

“Operation School Bell, thank you WE ASSIST WITH
so much for all the students you DENTAL SCREENINGS
help every year. You truly make a
difference in their lives. I am incredibly We assist the Salem-Keizer School District’s
grateful for everything you helped DENTAL HEALTH SOLUTIONS FOR CHILDREN
give not only my daughter, but my program by assisting medical personnel with
family. It is appreciated more paperwork and school-based screenings.
than you know.
Keep up the amazing IMPACT: Children who are
job of helping in our free from dental problems
communities, schools and pain perform better in
families, and most of all, school and live a healthier life.
”our students.
— West Salem HS Parent 6,429 served

in 30 schools

WE PROVIDE CLOTHING AND SHOES
FOR LOCAL SCHOOL CHILDREN

OPERATION SCHOOL BELL is our signature philanthropic program. Our volunteers
work to fill clothing orders from counselors in Salem-Keizer schools and Head Start.
For many children in the greatest need, their warm winter coat, jeans, shirts, socks,
underwear and shoes are the first brand new clothes they’ve ever owned. At our JC
Penney Shopping Nights, middle school students shop for new clothes with the help
of Assistance League volunteers. High School and Chemawa Indian School students
receive a gift card and shoe voucher to be used in local stores.

IMPACT: Having new clothing helps children 2,777
in need have a more positive self-esteem and served
fit in with peers. Children perform better in
school with a heightened self-confidence.

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WE ENCOURAGE A LOVE OF READING

The R.E.A.D (Read, Enjoy, IMPACT: Fostering a love of reading
Achieve, Develop) program, in promotes literacy, which is an indicator
partnership with the Salem Public of success in school and in life.
Library, teams with the Library’s
Bookmobile to visit 1st graders 3,471 first-graders
all 64 Salem-Keizer Elementary
Schools. Students learn about the served on the Bookmobile
library, check out a library book,
and receive a library card. On Dr. 2,000 students were
Seuss Day, our volunteers read to
K-3 children in their classrooms. read to on Dr. Seuss Day

WE ENTERTAIN WE PROVIDE ART
AND TEACH WITH AND CULTURAL
PUPPET SHOWS EXPERIENCES IN HIGH
POVERTY SCHOOLS
In our PUPPETS WITH PURPOSE program, our
volunteers visit local elementary schools with Our OPERATION ART
life-size puppets to educate K-3rd graders about ADVENTURES provides a
three important topics: Healthy Eating, Bullying, variety of performing and
and Growth Mindset. Our volunteers bring the creative arts programs for
puppets to life to help children identify with elementary students in selected
the puppets’ problems and high poverty schools. Two
learn practical solutions. high schools received a school
Programs are offered in visitation by Oregon Shakespeare
English and Spanish. Festival actors. Middle and high
schools receive much needed art
IMPACT: Research supplies to support art programs.
has shown the value
of using puppets to IMPACT: Children in high poverty schools often have
break down barriers to
communication. Children little to no exposure to the arts. Supporting high
learn important social
skills to deal with bullying, poverty schools with art and
make healthy food
choices and have a 2,614 cultural experiences helps 11,300
positive growth mindset. to provide a well-rounded
served education for children. served

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WE DELIVER WE PROVIDE
LIBRARY BOOKS AND BACKPACKS AND
COMPANIONSHIP TO SCHOOL SUPPLIES
HOME-BOUND ADULTS
Our Auxiliary members collect school supplies and
Our members deliver books to backpacks as part of OPERATION BACKPACK.
homebound patrons as part of These supplies are distributed to children who need
OPERATION BOOKSHELF in a them throughout the school year.
partnership with the Salem Public
IMPACT: Students who would not otherwise have
Library. During the process basic supplies are well equipped and ready to learn.
of delivering and picking up
books, our volunteers visit with 7,000 served
patrons, who look forward to
their company and enjoy reading books at 64 Schools
that have been selected just for them.

IMPACT: Operation Bookshelf is a lifeline for

homebound adult members 100 WE HELP FOSTER TEENS
of our community, providing TRANSITION INTO
conversation, support and life served INDEPENDENT LIVING
enrichment through reading.

WE PROVIDE The Auxiliary’s
BIRTHDAY PARTIES FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING
HOMELESS CHILDREN PROGRAM support
IN SHELTERS youth exiting foster care.
Working in partnership
The Auxiliary partners
with Simply Birthdays to with Catholic Community
host MONTHLY BIRTHDAY Services, we provide
PARTIES for children living in household items for
local homeless shelters. The 18 year old youth
party includes gifts, a cake, leaving the foster care
and party favors. system and moving into an

apartment of their own. The Annual Bike
Drive, in partnership with The Bike Peddler,
provides refurbished donated bikes to
Independent Living youth and other area
residents in need of transportation.

IMPACT: Children who live in shelters feel

important and cared for when IMPACT: Young adults without family support are

their birthday is recognized. 10 more successful in life when 30
This increases self-esteem, mentored and provided
with support to get started served
which increases success in served living on their own.
school and in life.

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OUR COMMUNITY
PARTNERS

BIG 5

Walmart JCPenney

The Bike Peddler Kohl’s

Sodexo School Services Business Marco Polo Global Restaurant
Alliances

Sears PayLess Shoes
Roth’s Fresh Markets
Catholic Pioneer Trust Bank Operation
Community Bookshelf

Services

Simply Community Salem
Birthdays Alliances Public Library

Independent R.E.A.D.
Living

Birthday Bags

Operation Operation
School Bell Backpack

Chemawa Salem-Keizer Dental Health
Indian School Public Schools Solutions
Program
Operation Art
Adventures

Puppets
with Purpose

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THE POWER OF VOLUNTEERISM

Assistance League of Salem-Keizer endeavors to provide the best services in the most cost effective manner.
We are unique in that we have no salaried employees. Last year our volunteers reported donating 50,372 hours
of their time to support our mission. This represents a value of $1,183,955, keeping our operating costs low.

*Value based on the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics of an hourly rate of $23.50 for volunteering.

FINANCIAL SUMMARY

Our sources of income include fundraising, grants, donations, direct mailing drives, and our two retail stores.
The following data is for fiscal year June 1, 2015 – May 31, 2016, and reflects net revenue after expenses.

Funds Raised for our What We Gave Back to our Grants Awarded
Philanthropic Programs Community Programs
Hitchman Foundation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20,000
Daue House Encore Dental Screenings. . . . . . . . . . . $1,000 Oregon Community Foundation/Doris Wipper Fund. . . . . . $20,000
Gift Shop Consignment R.E.A.D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,694 Salem Foundation/Aurelia P. Edwards Memorial Fund. . . . . $10,000
$177,274 Furniture Store Puppets with Purpose. . . . . . . $3,663 Salem Foundation/Alice & Russell Pratt Memorial Fund. . . . $5,000
Operation Art Adventure. . . . $35,212 Gary M. Anderson Childrens Foundation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,000
$143,344 Operation Bookshelf. . . . . . . . $9,231 Herbert A Templeton Foundation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,000
Operation Backpack. . . . . . . . $19,463 Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,000
Special Events Operation School Bell. . . . . $289,074 Juan Young Trust . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,500
$58,545 Independent Living. . . . . . . . . . $4,384 Autzen Foundation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,500
Birthday Parties. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $473 Re/Max Equity Group Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $830
Direct Mail
$64,486 Contributions Expenses
and Grants
$142,311 Gift Shop and Encore. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $89,213
Management & General. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $36,551
What We Gave Back: $ Special Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,029
377,194Total amount given back to our programs: Miscellaneous. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,015

ASSISTANCE LEAGUE
SALEM-KEIZER RETAIL STORES

Our two retail consignment stores, Daue House Gift Shop and Encore Furniture Store, provide a major source of income to support our
philanthropic programs. Our shops have been voted among the Statesman Journal’s Best of Salem Awards in multiple categories for the past
several years. Each store offers gently used gift items, household furnishings and accessories with a focus on repurposing and reusing quality
goods. Daue House also sells gently used, donated clothing in our Second Edition section of the shop. Our two retail properties are Earthwise
Certified. Both of our retail stores are fully managed and staffed by our members and community volunteers.

CONSIGNING TOTAL RETAIL
SHOPS REVENUE
Every Monday and Wednesday, members are busy meeting with consignors at Daue House to assist Gift Shop $368,549
them in pricing consigned items such as glassware, collectibles, household items, antiques and much Encore Furniture $343,608
more. Once the articles are inventoried by using each consignor’s account number, items are tagged
and placed in one of 11 rooms at Historic Daue House, just waiting for the right buyer to come along. AMOUNT PAID
TO CONSIGNORS
This process is repeated at Encore Furniture Store several days a week when large furniture pieces Gift Shop $191,285
and home accessories are staged and ready to sell. Donated books are for sale in our Book Nook at Encore Furniture $200,264
Encore, a favorite spot for community members to pick up a new book to read.
Remaining revenue goes directly
Our retail stores benefit Assistance League of Salem-Keizer, consignors, and those who shop with us. to our philanthropic programs
Consignors receive 60% of the sale price, Assistance League of Salem-Keizer receives 40% to support and to operating expenses.
our philanthropies, and the buyer benefits by enjoying shopping and purchasing quality items.

Daue House is EarthWISE certified because our all-volunteer nonprofit organization knows the importance of maximizing resources. From recycling more, reducing waste
and conserving energy, we are able to direct more dollars earned from our Daue House store to fund essential services for area students and homebound adults.

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GET INVOLVED… MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

As an all-volunteer organization, we welcome community involvement at various “ Volunteering is the ultimate
levels of participation. The following are but a few of many opportunities for how exercise in democracy. You vote
you can get involved with us. Call one of our retail shops today to learn more about in elections once a year, but
these and other options! Daue House Gift Shop 503-363-8318 or Encore Furniture when you volunteer, you vote
Store 503-581-3300. You can also visit our website to get up to date information ”everyday about the kind of
about our activities. Visit us at our website at www.als-k.org or contact our community you want to live in.
Membership Chairman at [email protected]
— Author Unknown

BECOME A MEMBER BECOME A COMMUNITY
VOLUNTEER
Being a member of Assistance League offers unique volunteer
opportunities that fit your interests and time. A New Member Many opportunities are available for men and
Chairman helps to guide you through your first year of women to help and still meet the needs of a busy
membership. You may choose to join the Chapter or our Auxiliary schedule. A community volunteer can donate
at any time during the year. As members of both facets of our whatever amount of time he/she has available.
organization, you will enjoy the benefits and rewards of: Your time, talents and energy could be used in a
variety of ways:
• Volunteering and serving in your own community to make a
profound difference in the lives of children, youth and adults • Working at Daue House Gift Shop or
Encore Furniture Store
• Seeing the power of change in action
• At special events, such as our Open House
• Knowing about resources and becoming aware of issues or Lasagna Lunch
in our community
• With our community outreach programs
• Meet and volunteer side-by-side with others who
become new friends

Attend Our Events Consign or Donate to Make a Monetary Donation to a
Our Retail Shops Philanthropy or Other Category of Giving
The success of all of
our events depends Sales at our Assistance League Monetary donations are greatly appreciated
on the response from Gift Shop and Encore Furniture and help us meet needs where they are
our community. Our stores produce monthly funds that greatest. A donation can be made at any time
fundraisers and events support our work in the community. of the year in memory of someone, to honor
occur throughout You can become a consignor and a colleague or friend, or to be designated
the year with details generate some income for yourself. for one of our philanthropies or fundraising
on our website, our Another option is to donate gently projects. Becoming an event sponsor is
Facebook pages, in local used clothing to Second Edition, another important way to have your name
newspapers, and at furniture, or other quality items. and work recognized. You can make a
our gift shop and All donations qualify for a contribution using the envelope included in
furniture stores. tax deduction. this Annual Report.

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EVERY DONATION MAKES
OUR MISSION POSSIBLE
THANK YOU DONORS!

$20,000 - 50,000 Walton House Hospitality House
John Saffron
Hugh and Margie Colson Family Foundation
Mountain West Investment Corp

$2,501 - 5,000 Drs. Bud & Selma Pierce Pioneer Trust Bank William Hansen & Betty McDonald

Amadeus Cafe H Oregon Community Foundation/Gary Epping Fund Reader’s Guide
Compton Family Foundation

$1,001 - 2,500 Julie Goss Chuck & Bonnie Peter H Thomas Jarman
John & Kelsey Griffith H Parviz & Maudie Samiee David & Sara Wallace
Brady Financial Planners Ron Kelemen & Kathy Ellis-Kelemen H Donald & Kathy Saviers H Dr. Ted & Eileen Williamson H
C&R Remodeling Larry & Karen Konick St. Mark Lutheran Church
Optomists Club Dr. Gary & Catherine Pederson The Michael & Beverly Carrick Foundation
Dr. Sean Cooper
Dr. Charles Fowler & Mary Hoyt

$501 - 1,000

Teri Andler Bill Haden & Doris Huff Power Equipment Systems The Outsiders Of Keizer Elks Lodge
Doug Bolton & Charlotte Rieder-Bolton Steve & Sandy Hawes H Anita Saalfeld Michael & Alix Truax
Dr. Robert & Karen Buza Carol Marshall H Steve & Kathy Sansone H Jeannie Vick
Country Financial Services Dr. Malcolm Snider & Kathy Melhuse Walmart Foundation
Doctors Clinic Employees Association Helen Mazur-Hart South Salem Seniors
Darwin & Beth Doss H Ellen Stevens
Paul & Kathy Graham Lou Moore Craig Stoelk
Marc & Tricia Niebergall H
Rick & Jean O’Grady H

$251 - 500 Sharon Hanford-Beach Lynnea Lyman H Dan & Laurel Simmons
Laurie Hershey
Lois Alexander William & Martha Howell H Robert & Virginia McConville Herb & Connie Sims
Bryan & Nancy Arneson Claudia Huntsinger
Mark & Mary Gene Atwood Norman & Cathy Johnson Melin & Associates John & Mary Helen Socolofsky
John & Sue Bohlander Jim Johnson
Michael & Bev Carrick Gillian Johnson H Steven & Maria Mokrai Dave & Sonja Ellis
Donna Carver Michael & Sonya Johnson
Wes & Linda Chase Ken & Sue Karnosh H James & Lorna Monaghan Summit Wealth Management
Cherry City Doll Club Rey & Vivien Kirkman
Craig & Cherie Cline Kohl’s Department Store Thomas & Dolores Morehouse Bryan & Lorrie Sutherland H
Bill & Marty Cloran Alan & Kimberly Koloen
Glenda Darnall H Ladies Of Keizer Elks Neaman Plastic Surgery Bob & Suzanne Swift
Terri Douglass H David & Ann Lau
Susan Elliott Dr. Martin & Lisa Johnson Rex & Carol Neiger Steve & Dr. Regi Tackett-Nelson
Jeanette George
James & LaVina Hagan Oregon Education Association - Literacy Project Linda K. Teal

(H) Sustaining Stars Bryan & Lisa Ostlund Kathie Van Ronzelen

Joe & Kris Phillipay Henry & Janet Weitz

Robert & Chris Rhines Westminster Presbyterian Church

Robert & Alectra Runie Sandy Wiscarson

Kay Serafin

Roxanne Shoemaker H

THANK YOU, EVENT SPONSORS!

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$101 - 250 Wes & Joan Ediger Bob & Nohra Kellough Lee & Carla Moyer Dr. Robert & Louise Staley
James & Karen Elkins The Rev. Calvin Steck & Gail Kelch Steck H
Patricia Abeene Dr. David & Sally Elmgren Gordon & Shari Kelly Kathleen Munro Tom & Joanne Stern
Kent & Claudia Aldrich Paul & Leona Farrell Joanne Stettler
J. Michael & Anna Alexander H Donald B. Farries Jim & Mary Ann Kemmer Shirley Murata Ray & Pat Straughan
Loretta Asa Charles & Lynette Field Sunnyview Enterprises
David & Kathy Astle Fischer, Hayes, Joye & Allen, LLC Ilene Kemper Jim & Jane Murch Terry & Jan Svingen
Margaret Bagley Randy Fishfader Michael Swaim
Walter & Barbara Barrie David & Nancy Fiskum John R. & Karen Kerr Bruce & Cherri Nopp Sally Templeman
Cheryl Barrios Kathy Fleck JoAnne Thearle
Charles & Katy Bayless Dr. Bruce & Lynda Floor Stan & Dorothy Kerzel Robert & Patti Nopp Dr. Clark & Kathleen Thompson
Dorothy Beaufait Chuck & Linda Ford Umpqua Bank
Larry Grant & Debra Bechtel Doris Foster Frank & Beverley Knox John & Pat O’Connor Pat Valente
Richard & Gwenn Beight Bob & Betty Geltz Adrian & Bonnie VanderHave
Jon & Sally Beilstein Dr. Michael & Teresa George John & Pam Kuppenbender Marina Orlando Chris Veit
Dr. John & Dace Berzins Dr. J. Michael & Meredith Gilbert Dr. Jeffrey & Denise Ward
Dr. William & Gail Bonniksen Dorothy Gill Al & Susan Lake Betty Ostrom Buena Washburn
Steve & Deb Braden John Goodyear & B.J. Toewe Eileen Weddle
Allan & Suzanne Brazier Lloyd Chapman & Susan Graves Lakeview Dental Center LLC Don & Kathy Outland Michael & Karen Weddle
Alan Britt James & Carol Green Donna Wetter
Milo & Mary Brooks Doris Haag-Cupp Michael & Jane Lamb Gary & Francine Parker Dr. Walt & Marcia Whitman
Dave & Florence Carter Karen Haas Jerry & Georgia Wilks
Trudee Carter Craig & Kathleen Hanneman Maxanne L. Landolt Lois Parker Marge Willson
Kenneth & Sue Case Lois Hanson H Dr. Loring & Margaret Winthrop
Bob & Mary Chesley Richard & Sydney Hatch Andrew & Sherri Leisinger Drs. Tim & Deb Pederson Gary & Dianne Wisser
Gretchen Coppedge Paul & Marlene E. Haugland Withnell Motors
Edna Corrick Colleen Heitmann Donald & Chic Lidtke Jim & Marion Perry Craig & Pam Wojcik
David & Diana Cox John & Kathy Hemann Dana Wolf
William & Barbara Crothers Tom & Priscilla Hibbard John & Shirley Liljefelt Port Family Trust Benny & Carol Won
Alex & Sarah Culbertson Dave & Vickie Hilgemann Willis G. & Rosyln Worcester
Robert & Pat Custis Bill & Judi Hoffman Susan Litchfield Elizabeth Walton Potter Henry Yoshikai
William & Jeanne Dalton David Oldfield & Merilee Janssen
Paul Daquilante & Maxine Byers Anne D. Jeter Ron & Ann Lyman Russell & Jolae Reed
Marilyn Dupaquier
George & Lois Dyer Merrill Lynch Cecilia Ritter

Con & Cindy Lynch Nancy Rockwell

Pat Mack Stanley & Debra Rogers

Bill & Nancy MacMorris-Adix Editha Rowell

Bill & Mary Mainwaring Jim & Anna Russell

Norman & Donna Marsh Pat Ryan

Bob & Judy Martin David & Mary Jean Sandall

Kris McGonegal Duane & Ellen Schacher

Wes & Wendy McWhorter Dr. Dan & Karen Sewell

Darrell & Tish Mendenhall Gloria Shaw-Walker

Alan & Muriel Meyer Ken & Eunice Sherman

Rob & Sally Miller Silicon Valley Community Foundation

C.E.Mitchell Cora J. Slowikowski

Patrick Monaghan & K. K. Burrell-Monaghan Harvey Smith & Pat Tichenor

Diane Monroe David & Joy Sowle

Dr. Richard Moody & Alice Merrill Barbara St. Lawrence

UP TO $100

Sandra Adams Frances Chapple Phil & Evelyn Ford Barbara June Thomas & Mary Mundal Jim & Shelley Sheehan
Douglas & Gayle Alexander Christian Science Church Nanette Forster Lanny Ycoy & Sherry Karl Bill & Susan Myers Cathy Sheldon
Judy Allen Western Mennonite Church Affordable Framing Jack Munro & Kathy Keene Thomas Nabhan La Verna Shepherd
Scott & Joan Alltucker City View Funeral Home Bob & Ellene Franklin Dr. Mike & Peggy Kelber Judy Nathe Sherman Sherman Johnnie & Hoyt LLP
American Legion Auxiliary John Clark Valorie Freeman Jackie Kendall Richard Walter Nathe Neil & Nancy Sherwood
Eric Andersen Sally Clay Dr. Donald & Nadine Gaiser Vesta Kern John & Janet Neal Chris & Janis Short
Darlene Anderson The Rev. Patrick & Connie Clements Luke Kishpaugh Fran Neavoll Patricia Simpson
Gerald & Joyce Anderson Sandy Clouser William Gallagher & Catherine Harrahill Jean Knights Paul & Doreen Negstad Bob & Pam Smith
Karen Anderson John & Bobbie Clyde David & Judy Gardner Kay Knott Hugh B. Nelson Wayne & Mary Ann Smith
Peter & Vernadene Anderson Sid & Merri Lynn Coleman James O. & Margaret Garrett Chris Koch Doug & Kay B. Nelson Mary Lu Snodgrass
Russell & Carol Anderson Randy & Robyn Compton Ruth Gassner Robin & Karen Koepl K Louise Newswanger Jacaline Sowers
Gene R. & Joan Anderson Chloe Conrad Fred & Margot Gates Ronald & Elsie Kohanek Ted & Monica Nicholas Ted & Mimi Stang
Kelly Arnold Ron & Charis Conrad Joy Geddes Teddi Korevaar Fred & Merrilyn Ann Nixon State Farm Insurance Companies (Brent Culver)
Herbert & Ruth Aschkenasy Robert & Betty Corey Dale & Tammie Geibel Marlene Kraus Paul & Lucia Norris George & Judy Steelhammer
Assistance League Auxiliary Salem-Keizer Yvonne C Corzilius Mary Jane Gerlinger Ronald & Marlene Krebs Jackie Nunez Barbara Steinberg
Mildred Atkinson David & Sally Crawford Thomas & Patricia Glass James & Jane Kreitzberg Becky O’Brien Miriam Steketee
A.C. & Karen Avery Linda Cress Larry & Kerry Glassock Kroger Sherman & Janet Ober James Sterup & Rebecca Purvine Sterup
Ralph Baceman & Jeanne Galey David Crockatt & Alicia Bonesteele Brenda Glodt Jack & Melody Ogami Carole Stewart
Greg & Linda Bachand Elizabeth Crowther Michael & Cathie Glowa Larry & Mary Jo Krumdieck Janet Ogdahl Sax & Margaret Stone
Victor & Karen Backlund Patricia Curtis Clinton & Mary Ann Goff Joseph & Nancy Kuehn Robert Ohmart Brenda Stoops
Dr. Thomas & Brada Bailey Julie Curtis Julienne Gogol Meredith O‘Neil Kuhl Edward & Vergie Olson Jack & Madeline Strickfaden
Robert & Janet Bain Wally Curtis Thomas C. & Ethelwyne Golden Marri Lamoureaux Philip & Jennifer Olson R. Michael & Patricia Strubel
Kay Balke June Dalton Dr. Michael & LeAnn Goodenberger Jon & Laurel Langenwalter John & Beverly Ortlieb Greg & Chris Strum
Mirzel C. Ball Chris Goodman Michaele A. Lansing Chris & Susan Owens Mac & Jan Stuart
Raymond & Louise Ballantyne Daughters Of The American Revolution Dr. Jack & Sharon Gow Dan & Bonnie Lassila P.E.O. Chapter G Bill & Pam Sullivan
Jim & Catherine Baltimore Kathy Davidson Ruth Graham Ric & Susan LaTour Stan & Joan Page Suzanne K. Brazier Inc
Louise Bandick Ruth Davis Bonnie Grawey Joyce Lawrence Peggy Papke Teri Swansen
Joan Barnes Cindy Day Laveryne Gray Bob & Susie Lee Beverly Paprocki D. Keith & Karen Swanson
Val & Diane Barnes Michael & Jan Day Marilyn Grenz Fletcher & Joan Lee Douglas M. Parrow Richard & Shirley Taggesell
Douglas & Dana Barricklow Don & Deana Dean Bill & Henrietta Griffitts Kathie Leffler Michele Patterson Donald S. & Janice P. Taylor
Keith & Madge Bauer Greg & Kelly Denney Gordon & Laurie Hain Louise Legard Dave & Jerry Paustian Duane & Janet R. Taylor
Dr. Howard & Jean Baumann David & Mary Desmarteau Kevin & Kathleen Hainsworth Dorothy Leonard Carl & Susan Ped Mary Jo Templeman
Connie Beall Jim & Sandy Devorss Melvin & Janette Hall Jason & Sara Leroy Edwin & Anna Peterson Harold & Jackie Tennant
Daniel & Anita Beaton Kathleen Dewoina Katherine Hancock Donald & Linda Lew Joe & Nancy Petterson Daniel & Teresa Mills
Joe & Edith Benninghoff Clare Diess Jean W. Hand Del & Kay Lewellyn Nancy Pfeiler James & Linda Thomas
Raymond & Linda Berhorst Peter & Leslie Dinsdale Russell Hanford Barbara Lies Dr. Jeff & Lori Phillips Robert & Betty Lou Thomas
Dick & Linda Berkey Bill & Pat Dixon Richard & Joyce Hanna Glenn & Marci Ling William & Jacqueline Pierce Carolyn Tingley
Larry & Janice Bevens Bob & Mary Dodson Rob & Judy Hanscom Gary E. & Gayle M. Lockwood Dennis & Lois Pieters Steven & Marcelene Todd
Robert & Layne Bezzo Bill & Linda Dollar Shirley Hardin William & Doris Lovato Richard & Debra Pine Vivienne Torgeson
Tom & Diane Black Todd & Audrey Dollinger Ruth Hardwick Doug & Phyllis Lovejoy Robert & Marilyn Pool Leroy & Janet Tornquist
Beulah Blake Dan Donaldson & Kay Gerard Millie Harmon Woody & Jane Lovelace Carol Portlock Barbara Trapp
Susan Blettel Bruce & Sharon Douglas Doug & Julie Harnar Candace Ludtke Spence & Linda Powell Phyllis D. Tarter Trust
Don & Mary Lou Boderman Michael & JoAnn Douglass Brete & Jean Harrison Don Lundberg Rita Powell David & Geraldine Turner
E. David Booth & Nancy C. Wolff Marie Dressler Anne Hartung Dick & Betty Lyons Dwight & Barbara Quisenberry Chris & Jan Veit
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Salem, Oregon
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Assistance League of Salem-Keizer
1095 Saginaw Street S
Salem, OR 97302

Tax ID #93-6030372

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FERRY S.T COMMERCIAL ST. SE Daue House Gift Shop
LIBERTY ST. SE
CONVENTION 1095 Saginaw Street S
CENTERSAGINAW ST. Salem, OR 97302
(503) 364-8318
TRADE ST. (503) 365-7536 fax

MISSION ST. TO I-5 Hours of Operation:
Mon–Sat, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.
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