as of May 1, 2012 - Childhaven

Your Gift in Action
Healing. Hugs. Hope.
Today.
Tomorrow.
Always.
Childhaven | A Report to Our Community | May 2012

Every
child
has the right to be emotionally
and physically secure in a
loving family.
You can help fulfill this promise.
Second Century Steering Committee
George Hubman, Co-Chair
Clark Kokich, Co-Chair
Meredith Baty
Scott Carson
Rich Grunder
Mary Herche
Lynn Manley Lindsey
Second Century Honorary Chairs
Judy Pigott
Frank and Harriet Shrontz
The Second Century Campaign is a forward-thinking,
thorough and ambitious five-year initiative to diversify
and stabilize our sources of revenue.
The campaign will raise $10 million from new and loyal donors
to protect and strengthen our core program, and also create a
$10 million endowment—from outright and planned gifts—to
further secure our mission for another century.
Individuals and families have always been Childhaven’s
dedicated partners. In the years ahead, this generous community
spirit will make the difference in our ability to reduce and
prevent suffering for society’s most vulnerable children.
To learn more please contact: Dawn Griffey Petricciani
VP—Leadership Gifts
dawng@childhaven.org
206.957.4808
“Childhaven is a cost effective program that changes lives. Childhaven changes how
children see their potential and how they see their role in the community which,
ultimately, will make the community a better place for all of us.”
Scott Carson, Childhaven supporter
CHILDHAVEN Successes and Opportunities 2

Dear friends,
An abused child lives with insecurity, confusion and fear.
A Childhaven child lives with consistency, understanding and love.
The difference we make for abused and neglected children and their
families changes lives forever. It changes the lives of the hundreds of
babies, toddlers and presch oolers who receive our therapeutic care each
year. It changes the lives of their families, who learn how to parent with
steadiness, patience and joy. And it changes the lives of generations of
children and families who follow them, the cycle of abuse and neglect
forever broken thanks to Childhaven.
For more than a century, this profound life-changing difference has endured because Childhaven
embraces innovations that enable us to better address the unique developmental and early
learning needs of vulnerable children. It endures because we steward today’s resources while
taking strategic steps to secure our future. It endures because we believe that children can heal,
that child abuse can be prevented and that no other organization in our community can serve
this mission better than Childhaven.
It endures because of you.
You share our beliefs. You make the healing,
hugs and hope possible. You ensure the future
of Childhaven—and the future of our
children—today, tomorrow, always.
On behalf of Childhaven and our children
and families, thank you.
Sincerely,
Maria Chavez Wilcox
President
Our mission is to forever end the cycle of child abuse and neglect by healing its
youngest victims with scientifically proven therapeutic care, preparing them to be
successful learners, supporting their families and laying the foundation
for lifelong loving relationships.
Our vision is a community where child abuse and neglect no longer exist.
CHILDHAVEN Successes and Opportunities 3

A GOOD START
Matthew and his mother wait for the Childhaven van, driven
by one of our teachers who can observe family and peer
interactions even before Matthew
enters our doors.
BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS
A FULL DAY’S NUTRITION
A day in the life of a
Childhaven child
Play time helps Matthew
learn to interact in
positive ways with
other children.
Snacks and two hot meals provide
a full day’s nutritional value.
Low 1-to-5 teacher-child ratios mean Matthew can
get individual attention and therapy to heal. In the
classroom, he also participates in early learning
activities that will help prepare him for success in
kindergarten.
At nap time, a teacher
helps Matthew feel safe
and comforted.
END OF A HAPPY DAY
The Childhaven van drops off Matthew at home. That
evening, a Childhaven home visitor visits the family to assess
Matthew’s safety, help his mom improve her parenting skills and
connects the family with other needed services in the community.
FEELING SAFE
THERAPY AND LEARNING
CHILDHAVEN Successes and Opportunities 4

Caring for children, caring for
our community
Since 1909, Childhaven has been an integral
partner in the health and well being of our
community. But we didn’t become a local
leader, statewide advocate and national model
in the treatment and prevention of child abuse
and neglect by relying on our 103-year legacy.
We use the most innovative and scientifically
proven methods of healing children and
strengthening families today while planning
and strategizing for tomorrow.
Our programs include:
Therapeutic child care: Child welfare authorities refer almost 400 children to
us each year, and we provide them with developmentally-focused care and therapy
in an enriched learning environment. Our program emphasizes healing as well as
kindergarten readiness.
Drug-affected infant program: Children affected by their parents’ substance abuse
receive care and treatment while their parents are enrolled in an outpatient chemical
dependency treatment program.
Parent training and education: We work with parents and guardians individually and in
groups to give them the strategies, support and confidence they need to nurture their children
and build stronger families.
Childhaven employs only the most committed, professional, licensed staff. And we provide a full scope of
“wraparound” services, such as health screenings, nutritious meals, transportation, monthly home visits and
daily home monitoring. Branches are located throughout King County at the Broadway (Central Seattle),
Eli Creekmore (Burien area) and Patrick L. Gogerty (Auburn).
“I’m impressed with the consistency of what Childhaven does, the results, the care that
Childhaven takes in serving such a great need. Childhaven is unique—no one else in our
community does what it does. Efficient and effective, the organization wouldn’t be here
after 100+ years if it weren’t doing it right.”
Debbie Killinger, Childhaven supporter
CHILDHAVEN Successes and Opportunities 5

Youth Board member Rachel Berner-Hays
Developing the next generation of
community leaders
It takes a collective effort to change lives, and the Childhaven Youth Board has quickly become a key
player on our team.
The Youth Board gives teenagers the opportunity to create meaningful change in their
communities by financially supporting the mission of Childhaven—all while gaining leadership experience
and impacting their communities.
These committed young people come together one Sunday each month to learn about philanthropy and then
put their knowledge to use to raise funds for projects at Childhaven branches. Projects have included
purchasing car seats, updating play areas and funding teacher trainings.
“I’ve been lucky enough to grow up surrounded by people who care about me,” says 2010-2012 Youth
Board member Rachel Berner-Hays. “For me, Childhaven is all about the stories—the kids who don’t
have it as good as I did. It gets to me, and I have to do something. I’ve always had a passion for service.”
A junior at Nathan Hale High School in Seattle, Rachel adds, “Childhaven knows what it’s doing, and
they’re good at it. When you give to the organization, you can see the good you’re doing right away.
That’s why I stay involved.”
Childhaven benefits today and in the long-term from the dedicated members of the Youth Board.
They raise funds for immediate needs while developing a lifelong passion for service that will support
Childhaven and our community for decades.
CHILDHAVEN Successes and Opportunities 6

A year
establishes a foundation for the future
of changes
Over the past year, exciting changes paved the way for ensuring
Childhaven’s long-term viability and for expanding our child
abuse prevention mission into the community.
In May 2011, Maria Chavez Wilcox became President of Childhaven, bringing with her a deep personal
passion for the cause, a nationally-recognized reputation in nonprofit leadership and a determination to
build even deeper community support for our mission.
In July 2011, the Washington State Department of Early Learning (DEL)—the first Cabinet-level
state government department in the nation focused solely on young children—assumed oversight of
Childhaven. Although Childhaven is not a state agency, we are licensed and monitored by the
state because we receive state funds to partially cover the costs of therapeutic child care. Under the
umbrella of this caring advocate, Childhaven finds greater protection of its state funding, more resources
to support the early learning elements of our program and a committed champion of our mission.
Childhaven also kicked off our Second Century Campaign. The Campaign is an ambitious initiative
to galvanize individuals, families and our generous community to raise $20 million over the next five
years—$10 million to protect and strengthen our core program and another $10 million to create an
endowment to further secure our mission for the next 100 years. Every dollar donated to Childhaven
through 2016 will go toward the Second Century Campaign. More information on the Second Century
Campaign can be found on the inside flap of this report.
CHILDHAVEN Successes and Opportunities 7

In November 2011, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation awarded a $300,000 grant to Childhaven to
help us provide parenting training to more families. The three-year grant supports the expansion of free
parenting education to more Childhaven families (year two) along with fee-based training to any King
County family who wants to improve their parenting skills (year three). The Positive Parenting Program
(Triple P) is an international award-winning program backed by more than 25 years of clinically proven,
worldwide research. Requiring in-depth training now under way for Childhaven staff (year one), Triple P
is a flexible system of parenting solutions to manage behaviors today and prevent future problems before
they arise.
In February 2012, Harvard University chose Childhaven as one of the first two organizations in the
nation chosen to participate in its Frontiers of Innovation program, researching new ways of intervening
in the early learning processes of vulnerable young children.
The science of early childhood development shows that investing in quality early learning, social and
health programs yields healthy and capable children, strengthens families and supports economic
stability. The goal of Frontiers of Innovation in Washington is to use the research findings across the
state’s systems of early care and education, health, and child welfare and economic support to improve
the lives of young children.
Childhaven’s new association with Frontiers of Innovation will allow us to build up our body of proven
interventional techniques to break the cycle of abuse and neglect, expand our reach to more troubled
children and families, forge even stronger community relationships and continually improve our efforts
to heal the hurt and trauma that our children experience.
In the last year, 379 volunteers donated nearly 10,000 hours to help Childhaven remain a safe and
caring place for children. This critical use of trained, dedicated volunteers provides many more caring
hands in classrooms, at meal time, for birthdays and holidays and during project time.
“We make a wise investment in the future of our world when we care for children who’ve
been abused or neglected. Childhaven helps them develop into valuable members of our
society rather than becoming a burden on society in later years.”
Mitzi Aspiri, Childhaven supporter
CHILDHAVEN Successes and Opportunities 8

Board of Trustees (as of May 1, 2012)
Board Officers
Chair: Marta Lowe, Costco Wholesale
1st Vice Chair: Jake Domer, Express Employment Professionals
2nd Vice Chair: John Orehek, Security Properties, Inc.
Treasurer: Debora Horvath, Community Volunteer
Secretary: Pamela A. Jardine, Kibble & Prentice
Immediate Past Chair: David Lawrence, CompuCom
Ex-Officio: Clark Kokich, Razorfish
Ex-Officio: Nellie Allnutt, Community Volunteer
Board Members
Meredith Baty, Columbia Pacific Management
Jacque Brainard, First Choice Health
Aaron Brown, Deloitte & Touche LLP
Karen Crowe, Arena Sports
Kari Curnutt, PostJuris, PLLC
Suzanna Darcy-Hennemann, The Boeing Company
Scott Di Valerio, Coinstar
Alan Forney, Commerce Bank of Washington
Craighton Goeppele, Intellectual Ventures
Jeanne Goussev, Whittier Trust Company
Richard Grunder, J.P. Morgan
Natalie Holm, The CAPROCK Group
George Hubman, Community Volunteer
Toni Jennings, Community Volunteer
Jon Jones, Brighton Jones
Kacey Kemp, Premera Blue Cross
Dwight Newell, CB Richard Ellis
Wendy Laird Owen, Owen Media
Bareq A. Peshtaz, Bernstein Global Wealth Management
B.G. Susan Robinson, Community Volunteer
Amy Sutherland, Moss Adams
Morgan Wilson, Expeditors
CHILDHAVEN Successes and Opportunities 9

Financial Statement for Fiscal Year 2011
Community support—from individuals, families, foundations and businesses—is at the heart of
Childhaven’s ability to heal children today and prevent abuse and neglect tomorrow. Your support is
more critical than ever before as deep downward shifts in historical sources of revenue—government
funding and United Way—threaten Childhaven’s financial stability. Learn more about how we are
planning for our financial future on the inside back cover of this report.
Childhaven is very proud that 83 cents of every dollar of revenue goes directly to support programs
and services for abused and neglected children and their families.
GOVERNMENT
CONTRIBUTIONS
OTHER
INCOME
PROGRAM
SERVICES
MANAGEMENT
& GENERAL
FUNDRAISING
UNRESTRICTED
REVENUE
6 %
EXPENSES
9 %
8 %
Statement Of Activities
REVENUE & SUPPORT
Contributions $ 3,723,185
Government Grants and Service Fees $ 4,120,528
Investment Income and Others $ 530,484
TOTAL REVENUE & SUPPORT $ 8,374,197
EXPENSES
Program Services $ 6,614,477
Management and General $ 732,802
Fundraising $ 664,009
TOTAL EXPENSES $ 8,011,288
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $ 362,909
Statement Of Financial Position
TOTAL ASSETS $ 16,802,203
TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 1,217,453
TOTAL NET ASSETS $ 15,584,852
TOTAL LIABILITIES
AND NET ASSETS
$ 16,802,203
A complete audited financial statement is available upon request.
CHILDHAVEN Successes and Opportunities 10

Justina and her family
Perfecting the recipe for a happy,
healthy family
Justina Houston loves her three children—“they’re my heart,” she says. But there was a time when all that
love just wasn’t enough.
Shortly after her daughter, Serenity, was born in 2003, a boyfriend introduced Justina to the powerfully
addictive world of meth. Abused herself as a child, Justina became involved in a drug-fueled abusive adult
relationship. Even after son Josiah was born, followed 10 months later by his brother, Joel, the lure of
meth was still too powerful to resist.
“My kids were always clean and fed, but I wasn’t there for them emotionally,” Justina says.
When Child Protective Services stepped in and she faced the prospect of losing her children forever,
Justina vowed to change. She left her violent relationship, entered rehab and, after a few stumbles,
recently celebrated one year clean and sober.
While Justina pulled her life together, Josiah and Joel lived with their grandparents and went
to Childhaven. Here, they found a calm daily routine and the therapy to deal with their anger,
fear and confusion.
Their mother found the knowledge and skills to become the focused and wholly present
parent her kids needed. By working with Childhaven’s teachers and participating in Parent Child
Interactive Training, Justina learned how to listen and praise, to set limits and rules, and to discipline
positively and consistently. Added to the ingredient that had been there all along—love—the family is
beginning to thrive.
“Kids need to know they’re safe and that the parent is in control. Without limits, it can be scary and
overwhelming to a child,” explains the family’s Childhaven case manager, Mary Dunbar. “Justina now
knows how to manage her children’s behaviors and has become a more confident mother. After being
separated, they’re rebuilding their relationship.”
CHILDHAVEN Successes and Opportunities 11

“Childhaven intervenes with children and families in incredibly intelligent and thoughtful
ways to have the greatest and most lasting impact—and you have longitudinal studies
and data that prove that your programs work. When I donate, I want to put my money
where I know I can get the most benefit for it. And when I donate to Childhaven, I know it
has an impact. It is an investment that grows at an exponential rate.”
Your support changes lives—
today, tomorrow, for generations to come
Karen Q Jones, Childhaven supporter
Thank you to all our generous donors for their confidence and support of Childhaven. This list represents
gifts made between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.
Roots & Wings Society
A special circle of giving for those who
remember Childhaven in their wills and
other estate planning efforts
Walter and Ruth Ann Albach
Nellie & David Allnutt
Dean and Carmen Allstrom
Anonymous
* Gail Bereny Estate
* Lindsay Brown
Ralph and Paulette Bufano
Brenda Campbell
* Marie F. Charles Estate
Angela Clarno and Grant
Hainsworth
* Thomas Ciarlo
* Allen S. Cohn Estate
Robert and Sylvia Cook
Molly Daggett
Jon and Susan Decker
* Marlene DeGagne
Scott and Shara Di Valerio
Leigh Floyd
Valerie and Thomas Frye
* Patsy Gray Estate
* Grace M. Hager Estate
Mary O. Haller
Mary and Tom Herche
Donald and Lynda Horowitz
George and Carolyn Hubman
Toni and David Jennings
* Sarah Harris Johnson Trust
Cindy Keyser
Dan and Pat Kinney
Nora F. Korg Charitable Lead Trust
* Robert Bruce Logan Estate
Robert Lorence
Alison Lorig and Mike Jacoby
* Lou C. Lovsted
Marta Lowe & John Aronson
Dick and Julianne McLean
Teresa and Mike Moore
* Darlyne V. Olsen Estate
* Lois M. Osland Estate
Paul Owen and Wendy
Laird Owen
Dawn & Marc Petricciani
* Elsbeth Pfeiffer
Jane and Peter Powell
James and Carla Richards
Keith and Debra Ronnholm
Mark and Christine Shuken
June Tonkin
Michael and Lynne Walker
Lin and Judith Wilson
Corporate &
Foundation Donors
$50,000+
The Anderson Foundation
Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund
Microsoft Corporation
The Seattle Foundation
The Seattle Times Fund for
the Needy
$10,000–$49,999
Anonymous
The Boeing Company
CA, Inc.
The Cobalt Group
Coinstar
Costco Wholesale
D’Amato Conversano, Inc.
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
The Foster Foundation
Thomas V. Giddens Jr. Foundation
Frances S. Hodges Endowment
The Kleo Foundation
Laird Norton Tyee
Giles W. and Elise G. Mead
Foundation
Medina Foundation
Moneytree, Inc.
Nintendo of America Inc.
Nordstrom
Northwest Children’s Fund
Odyssey Enterprises, Inc.
Piedmont Financial Trust Company
Premera Blue Cross
Rainier Investment Management
The ROMA Foundation
The Shrontz Family Foundation
Sterling Realty Organization
The Stranger
True North Family Foundation
Walsh Construction Co.
Wockner Foundation
$5,000–$9,999
Norman Archibald Charitable
Foundation
Arena Sports
Benaroya Foundation
BlackRock, Inc.
Bramlage Family Foundation
William Buchan Homes, Inc.
Charis Fund
Charlie’s Produce
The Chisholm Foundation
Clearwire
Exotic Metals Forming Company
The Sonia O. Kemp Revocable
Living Trust
Kibble & Prentice
Keith and Mary Kay McCaw Family
Foundation
Plum Creek Foundation
Razorfish
RealNetworks Foundation
Riddell Williams P.S.
Seattle Children’s Hospital
Security Properties, Inc.
United HealthCare Services, Inc.
Univar
CHILDHAVEN Successes and Opportunities 12

$1,000–$4,999
Ginger & Barry Ackerley Foundation
Adage Capital Services, LLC
Adobe Systems, Inc.
Alaskan Copper & Brass Company
Tom Alberg and Judi Beck
Amazing Grace Spiritual Center
Amcut Company, Inc.
Amgen Foundation
Apex Foundation
Ayco Charitable Foundation
Bader Martin, P.S.
Badgley Phelps and Bell
BAS Family Foundation
BECU
James E. & Constance L. Bell Foundation
The Callies Family Foundation
The Robert Campeau Family Foundation
Cascade Brewer’s Guild
Celebrated Chefs
Chubb & Son
ClearPoint
The Columbia Foundation
Commonwealth Insurance Company
Community Foundation for
Southwest Washington
The John & Kathy Connors Foundation
Derflan, Inc.
DG Foundation
DIRECTV
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
EnviroIssues
Eucalyptus Associates, Inc.
Expeditors International of Washington, Inc.
Express Employment Professionals
Fletcher Bay Foundation
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Geonerco Management, Inc.
Gogerty Marriott, Inc.
Google Gift Matching Program
Harris Charitable Fund Program
The Morris A. Hazan Family Foundation
Japanese Baptist Church
Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle
Joseph McKinstry Construction Company
John F. Kennedy Memorial High School
Laird Norton Real Estate, Inc.
Leslie Fund, Inc.
William & Mary Little Foundation
Loeb Family Foundation
Loomis Foundation
Lovsted Family Charitable Foundation
Lovsted-Worthington LLC
Mass Mutual Financial
Moccasin Lake Foundation
Mustangs Northwest
Pacific Market International, LLC
The Partners Group
Petunia Foundation
PopCap Games, Inc.
Port of Seattle
The Price Family Charitable Fund
PricewaterhouseCoopers
The Prudential Foundation
Quanex Foundation
Russell Matching Gifts Program
The Jack Schenker Charitable Trust
The Seattle Mariners RBI Club
Semrod Family Private Foundation
Isador Simon Family Foundation
Sisters of Providence
Splash Seafoods
Thermal Northwest Inc.
TisBest Charity Gift Cards
United Jewish Foundation
United Natural Foods
Vanguard Charitable EndowmentProgram
The W Foundation
Washington Women’s Foundation
Wheeler Family Foundation
Wyman Youth Trust
Individual Donors ($1,000+)
Walter and Ruth Ann Albach
Tom Alberg and Judi Beck
Kenneth and Marleen Alhadeff
+ Nellie and David Allnutt
Curt and Ashley Anderson
Garnet Anderson Ph.D.
Phil and Shelley Anderson
Gerald L. Andre
+# Anonymous
Michael and Yella Appleby
# Fazlollah and Colleen Arian
Dale and Allyson Armstrong
Larry Asher and Marcia Dare
Gary and Mitzi Aspiri
# John and Cary Atzbach
+ Connie and Steve Ballmer
# Charles and Linda Barbo
Julie Barbo and Mark Maghie
Robert W. Barlow
Leonie Barnes
Matthew and Diane Bartruff
Dennis Bassford and Robin Denison
Michael and Cyndee Bassi
John Bates and Carolyn Corvi
+ Meredith and Brandon Baty
+ Pamela and Dan Baty
Stephen Baumgart
Michael and Julia Becke
Carl and Renee Behnke
Joanna and David Beitel
Glenn Belcher
Brad and Carla Berg
David Berger
Joan Bertz
+ Charlie Billow
Bruce and Jill Bjerke
David and Sidney Blank
Christine and Joel Bloch
Darren and Amy Bloch
Steven Boggess
Iris Fujiura Bombelyn
Colin Boone
Irene Botero
+ Ray and Marilee Bowen
# Gordon and Celia Bowker
Michael and Rose Boyle
Jacque Brainard
Paul and Debbi Brainerd
Carolyn and Jeff Brandsema
Dan and Cindy Brettler
Janis Bridge
Robin Briggs
Cheryl Buck
Lida and Kyle Buckner
Eric and Angela Bultemeier
Roberta Burroughs
James Cairns
Brad and Jena Calder
# Patrick and Cathy Callans
Eric Carlson
Peter Carpenter
Glena Carroll
# Scott and Linda Carson
Kristina Case
Grant and Emilie Castle
Ken and Leslie Chandler
Brad and Judy Chase
Andrew and Lorna Chin
# Peter and Heather Christothoulou
Matthew and Amy Cockburn
Jan and Jim Coleman
Santos and Sue Contreras
Robert and Sylvia Cook
Mike and Nancy Cordry
Sue Couper
Robert and Robin Crandall
# Karen and Don Crowe
Larry and Vickie Culver
# William and Susanne Daniell
Brad and Elaine Denslow
Scott and Shara Di Valerio
Mark and Peggy DiSalle
Jim Dixon
Tom and Judy Dixon
Jacque and Rick Doane
Joan Dolsen
+ Ruth Dolsen
Jake and Britt Domer
Cory and Kandice Downey
# Tonya Dressel and Mark Doran
Mike and Hannah Ducey
Kenny and Chris Dudunakis
David and Michelle Dufenhorst
Phyllis and Michael Dunmire
Jennifer Elden and Michael Schuh
Brandon Elieff
Wendy Ellis and Russell Davis
Jerry and Anne Elrod
Becky and Mike Fann
Jeffrey Fellinge
Joel and Leslie Ferrell
Derel and Maggie Finch
Brian and Tammi Floyd
Oliver and Helen Foehr
David and Susan Formo
# Alan Forney
Bradley and Linda Fowler
Betty Freeman
Stanley and Cynthia Freimuth
Valerie and Thomas Frye
Christina and Goeffrey Gatewood
Carlene Gaudette
# Elizabeth and Michael George
Charles Gerringer
Robert and Janice Gerth
D. Wayne and Anne Gittinger
Richard and Kathleen Glassburn
The Goussev Family
William and Judith Graf
Bradford Green and Margaret Stocking
Richard Grunder and Christina Economou
Cherri Gruver
Philip and Alice Guess
Keith Gulley
Donald Guthrie and Candace Tkachuck
Bruce and Sandra Hamilton
Kenneth and Brigitte Hamm
# Stan and Mary Harrelson
CHILDHAVEN Successes and Opportunities 13

Mike and Marni Heffron
Erik Hendriks and Sung-Eun Choi
+ Mary and Tom Herche
Gaye Hewson
Lisa and Ed Hewson lll
# Kathleen Higgins and Patrick Jenny
Harold and Mary Frances Hill
Andrew Hogenson
Bruce and Vicki Holliday
John and Clara Hollstein
Matt and Natalie Holm
Dodie Holmgren-Kamman
Robert and Heather Hon
Jane Horton
# Debora and Robert Horvath
Edward Howell
+ George and Carolyn Hubman
James and Heather Hughes
Stella Jacobs
Pamela and Jim Jardine
Toni and David Jennings
Sue Jett Jensen
Dudley and Natalie Johnson
+* Sarah Harris Johnson Trust
# Todd and Erin Johnson
Ron Jonas
Charles and Karen Jones
David Jones and Maryanne Tagney Jones
Richard and Cathy Jorgensen
Christian Juhl
Jason Kap
Stan Kehl and Karen Fie
Ann Kelly
Kacey and Rick Kemp
Justin and Monica Kent
Sam and Sylvia Ketcham
Deborah Killinger
Mac Kirschner and Regan Wesley-Kirschner
John Knutsen
Nora F. Korg Charitable Lead Trust
Cyndee Kraiger
Andrew Kraus
Robert and Fay Krokower
Jeff and Lisa Lanctot
Kevin Lane and Susanne King
Thomas and Denise LaPlant
David and Becky Lawrence
Julie Lawrence
Ladd Leavens and Nancy Kennedy
Sandra LeDuc
Stephan Leitner
Victoria Leslie
Jacob and Dafna Levanon
+ Diane and Robert Levy
+ Alexander Lindsey and Lynn Manley Lindsey
+ Terry and Ruth Lipscomb
Keith and Ashwini Loeb
Donna Lou and Peter Bladin
# Carl and Carrie Lovsted
Marta Lowe and John Aronson
Cynthia Loyd
John and Donna Luger
Justin Luger
+ Jim and Elizabeth Lund
Andrew MacDuff
Jeff and Debbie Manas
Paul and Monika March
Eric and Celeste Martinez
# Tomas and Ingrid Matos
Jason and Tabitha Mattson
# Stafford Mays and Laurie Black
Tod and Christa McBryan
# Mary Kay McCaw
Caren McDonald
Michael McGinn and Margaret Lynch
Lance and Joy McIntosh
Steve McKenney
Jan and Craig McNeely
Tim and Sandy McNees
Suzanne McQuaid
Jean E. McTavish
Lois and George Meng
# Bob and Barbara Mesher
James and Mandy Messina
Rachelle Mileur
Craig Miller and Rebecca Norton
# James and Cheryl Minorchio
Dan and Keri Monroe
Constance and Robert Moser
+ Peter and Tamara Musser
Wayne Nakanishi and
Carol Roxborough-Nakanishi
# Judy Nicastro and Peter Mansour
Andrew Nickels
Shelly and John Nielsen
Maureen O’Connor
Sean O’Leary
Richard Omata and Carol Moody
+ John and Paula Orehek
Timothy and Elizabeth Overland
Steven Palmer and Mary Murphy
Helena Park and Dennis Moran
Nicholas Parker
Joe and Teresa Pauletto Family Fund
Margery A. Perdue
Randal and Donna Peterson
James and Gaye Pigott
Sanford Pitler and Constance Parsons
Bruce Polnicky and Jennifer German
Heather Pope
Joseph Pruett
Greg and Lisa Raab
James and Kelly Raby
Gordon and Gretchen Raine
Ann Ramsay-Jenkins
Bryan and Lauren Ransford
Gerald Razwick
Don and Amanda Rench
# Richard and Sharon Reuter
James and Carla Richards
David and Laura Richardson
Linda Rittenhouse
John Roben and Patricia Rampp
Susan and Charles Robinson
Joan Roddy
Nicole Rogers
Keith and Debra Ronnholm
# Rosanne Esposito Ross and Louis Ross
Lucinda and Ricardo Rowley
Elizabeth Rudolf
John Rudolf
+ Judy and Jon Runstad
Lynette and Pete Sauerborn
Alan and Susan Schulkin
Patrick and Dianne Schultheis
David Schwartz
Lindsey and Molly Schwartz
Elizabeth Semrod
Ron Seubert and Sara Zastrow-Seubert
Michael and Susie Sharp
Arch W. Shaw II
Irene Shigaki
+ Frank and Harriet Shrontz
Mark and Christine Shuken
Eugene J. Simpson
Susan Sleight
Elizabeth Sloss
Dixie Small
Dan and Christy Smith
Jeffrey and Wendy Smith
Robin and Reed Smith
Jim and Burnley Snyder
Chris and Katherine Spencer
M. Edward Spring
Mardee Stadshaug and James H. Prince
Allan Steinman and Diane Sigel-Steinman
Christopher and Heidi Stolte
Tim O’Connor and Jeffrey Stolz
Scott and Colleen Stromatt
Mack and Zoe Strong
Daniel and Crystal Stull
Amy and Guy Sutherland
+ Munehiro Tanaka
AJ Tangeman
Ross TenEyck
Robin Thomas
Lynne Thompson
Ryan Thompson
Karina O’Malley and Christopher Thrasher
* Iris A. Tompkins Estate
+ Sarah S. Trainer
Sue Todd and Charles Yates
Maria Valdesuso and Mark Roberts
Bonnie and Paul van Gemert
James and Maryann Vasatka
Steve and Marianne Verleye
Kenneth and Dina Vogel
Jeremy Walters
Leon and Charity Washington
Fiona Watson
Michael and Dana Webb
Dan and Kayley Westra
John S. Whitaker
Era Mae Wieand
+ The Wilkerson Family
+ Julianne Williams
Galen and Nancy Willis
Bart and Cynthia Wilson
Morgan and Karissa Wilson
Stephen and Connie Winslow
Flora Wong
Thomas and Martha Woodworth
Douglas Young and Laura Buckland
William Youngsman
James Yowan
Joon-Ho Yu and Rebecca Engrav
David Zapolsky
* Deceased
+ Founders Circle
($10,000+ invested annually)
# Sustainers Circle
($5,000-$9,999 invested annually)
CHILDHAVEN Successes and Opportunities 14

Childhaven Administration
316 Broadway
Seattle, WA 98122-5325
206.624.6477
info@childhaven.org
Broadway Branch
316 Broadway
Seattle, WA 98122-5325
206.464.3923
Eli Creekmore Memorial Branch
1035 SW 124th Street
Seattle, WA 98146-2746
206.248.4903
Patrick L. Gogerty Branch
1345 22nd Street NE
Auburn, WA 98002-3442
253.833.5908
Many thanks to our photo models, the children
of Childhaven staff and friends!
Publisher/editor: The Childhaven Development Department
Writing: Moore Ink. PR & Fundraising Communications
Photography: John Aronson Photography; Moore Ink. Photography
Your Gift in Action
www.childhaven.org
Graphic design: Causality
Childhaven is a 501(c)(3)
charitable organization.
CHILDHAVEN Successes and Opportunities 15