final annual - Goodwill/Easter Seals Minnesota

creating solutions
changing lives
GOODWILL ■ EASTER SEALS ■ ANNUAL REPORT 2002

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ASSISTING PEOPLE WITH BARRIERS
TO EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT AND
INDEPENDENCE IN ACHIEVING THEIR GOALS.
Goodwill ■

Easter Seals
DEAR FRIENDS
The past year proved nothing short of a landmark for Goodwill ■ Easter Seals. The culmination of over a decade of
thoughtful planning, community collaboration and wise resource management brought our dream of a new statewide
headquarters and metro service location to reality. Our new facility is a tool which will help us provide more high
quality services for our participants now and in the future. Thank you to our many community contributors and
partners that support our mission.
The impact we make on people’s lives will always take center stage. In 2002, more than 600 Goodwill ■ Easter Seals
participants with multiple barriers to work obtained jobs. An additional 500 people were promoted through our
career advancement services. These numbers are astounding. But when you realize the ripple effect a good job makes
on a family and its community, the exponential impact spurred by our services becomes epic.
Our Goodwill retail stores generated nearly $17 million last year, helping fund our programs and services. We can
attribute much of our success to our talented work force and enhanced operational efficiency. As always, our stores
are both revenue generators and training centers for participants. The duality of their functions speaks to the
productive ingenuity rooted in our organization.
Goodwill ■ Easter Seals still holds firm to the principles and ideals of its founders, Reverend Dr. Edgar J. Helms
(Goodwill Industries International) and Edgar Allen (Easter Seals National). Last year, both men were inducted into
Washington DC’s Extra Mile Pathway through the Points of Light Foundation. They are now recognized amidst
Martin Luther King and other revered social champions of American history. The fact that this honor took place in
2002, the 100th anniversary of Goodwill Industries International, makes it a particularly fitting tribute.
Jackie Burgeson was honored with the Goodwill Industries International (GII) Elsine Katz Leadership Award for
more than 40 years of local service to Goodwill ■ Easter Seals. For their fundraising efforts, our Goodwill Industries
Volunteer Services (GIVS) group was named the National Volunteer Group of the Year, also by GII. These awards
give us cause to remember that volunteers really are at the heart of our organization.
Our challenge now is to go beyond the jobs, helping our participants rise above poverty, advance in their careers and
enhance their personal wealth. In light of our country’s current economic climate, partnerships with state government,
corporations and nonprofits will be the key to providing targeted services that effectively serve the population.
As you read ahead to the stories of people who have seen dramatic transformations in their family lives, careers and
abilities, it confirms why we are in the business of bringing training and employment opportunities to people with
disabilities and other barriers. This is truly life-changing work.
LINDA E. KRACH, MD MICHAEL WIRTH-DAVIS
BOARD CHAIR PRESIDENT AND CEO
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gaining courage
“I saw that Goodwill ■ Easter Seals was more about the people than the business. I liked that.”

Shannon Sizer will tell you that with mental illness, some days are good
and some are bad. But that wasn’t always the case.
Growing up in Clearwater, Minnesota, Shannon was like any typical teenager.
She attended St. Cloud Technical High School and spent her spare time with friends.
“We liked to hang out together — anywhere,” she said. Shannon enjoyed her business
classes, and dreamed of becoming an entrepreneur. She worked hard, holding
a full-time job at McStop for four years.
After graduating in 1994, Shannon enrolled in Georgia’s Carroll Tech. She majored in
childcare, and quickly grew to love the warmer southern climate. Life was good, and
she had a boyfriend. They dated for two and a half years, planning to marry someday.
But things changed and Shannon ended the relationship. “Breaking up with him was
traumatic for me,” recalled Shannon. “I became very depressed.”
After moving back to Minnesota, a friend of Shannon’s encouraged her to talk with
Goodwill ■ Easter Seals. Soon after, Shannon began working at the St. Cloud Goodwill store.
“I was happy to be there,” said Shannon. “The staff respected a lot of individuals with very
different needs. They were more about the people than the business. I liked that.”
Shannon enjoyed the retail setting, and soon began the Retail Skills Training Program
at Target. As a sales associate, Shannon learned to stock merchandise, cashier, and
work in customer service. She most enjoyed the customer interaction. After completing
the 10-week program, Shannon’s support consultant arranged an interview for
her at Cashwise in Waite Park. She was immediately offered the job, and
has been cashiering there for the past nine months.
Shannon now receives weekly follow-up services to make sure things are going well.
She is appreciative of the help. “Goodwill ■ Easter Seals gave me courage when
I found out I had a mental illness, and helped me realize I could still work,”
said Shannon. “They supported me.”
Shannon’s success at work has not gone unnoticed. Her supervisor
describes Shannon as serious, dependable and positive. “I have fewer bad
days now,” said Shannon. “I also have some tools to help me manage. Taking
deep breaths, getting enough rest, and talking with my mom and dad helps
a lot. My family’s been great to me, and I’m doing well.”
SHANNON SIZER
GAINING COURAGE
GOODWILL ■ EASTER SEALS
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uilding community
“Good families support each other and create good communities.”

When Tin Aung came to Minnesota in the winter of 2001, the snow and frigid
temperatures stunned him. Tin was a reporter and illustrator by trade, a man intent
on moving his family from Southeast Asia to a new life in the United States.
Nonetheless, the climate was a force to reckon with, and the language barrier proved
a tremendous frustration to the Rangoon University psychology graduate.
In the early 1970s, a political revolution within Burma took the country by storm, forcing
families to flee. Tin, his wife and children found refuge in the jungle, forming small,
makeshift villages with other families from their ethnic group. Using simple hand tools,
Tin built a house for his family. They lived there for 14 years, until they were again
uprooted to a refugee camp in neighboring Thailand. There, Tin and his wife studied
the Bible with Australian missionaries, and Tin became an ordained pastor. By hand,
he built a church. But opposing religious militants killed church leaders, and the
family escaped to Bangkok. While waiting for refugee status, Tin and his wife
established another church, one that still thrives today.
After three years, Tin, his wife and four children were sent to Minnesota. They lived in a
church basement, and Tin and his wife began as participants at Goodwill ■ Easter Seals.
“I wanted to study everything…all the basics, plus new skills,” said Tin. He began in the
commercial products department, quickly proving to be a positive, focused learner. His
attendance was strong, and his language skills improved through English classes.
Tin’s natural interest in building attracted him to the Construction Skills Training
program. He became a motivated student, working hard to learn professional
carpentry skills. “Building and renovating is much easier here. Power tools,
materials — it’s all waiting for you at Menards,” smiled Tin.
Obtaining a driver’s license, however, was not as easy for Tin. So Goodwill ■ Easter Seals
funded hours of behind the wheel training for him. After multiple tests, Tin finally
earned his license, and a sense of pride in his accomplishment.
Tin is now employed as a maintenance helper at the Salvation Army. He is happy
with his job and new life. “Everybody needs to work,” said Tin. “I want to set
an example for my family. Good families support each other and create good
communities. And that creates a good nation.”
TIN AUNG
BUILDING COMMUNITY
GOODWILL ■ EASTER SEALS
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sharing discoveries
“We were new people in a new land. Goodwill ■ Easter Seals helped us and our family.”

United with her husband, Tin Aung (featured on page 5), in their amazing journey
around the world, Connie Zan is a woman of enduring strength and resource.
Her ability to care for her family, while nurturing her community, is a gift she has
shared in Southeast Asia, and now, the United States.
Connie’s father was a leader of the political revolution that eventually drove her
family to hide in the jungles of Burma. A math and chemistry major from Rangoon
Institute of Education, Connie first established math classes, then a school, for
the refugee children living in the jungle.
While life as a refugee in Burma was not easy, moving to the refugee camp in
Thailand was no better. Connie had four children to care for, one with Down’s Syndrome,
yet she still remained committed to helping the fellow members of her Karen ethnic group.
She began the Karen Solidarity Organization to raise money for families in need. Connie
was also an integral part of the Pentecostal church she and her husband began, delivering
food to families, caring for the sick and teaching Sunday school. In 1998, the Thai government
recognized her extraordinary contributions by awarding Connie, “Mother of the Year.”
When Connie and her family arrived in Minnesota in 2001, they were relieved to
be safe and excited about their future. Connie began working at Goodwill ■ Easter Seals
as a materials processor. Despite culture shock and ceaseless efforts to help her
children assimilate into their schools, Connie had almost perfect attendance, and
tried to learn everything she could about American life and workplace skills.
She attended English language classes and was a dedicated student.
Soon Connie discovered an interest in computers. Through a partnership with
Millennium Technical Institute, Goodwill ■ Easter Seals helped Connie attend computer
courses. She persevered through two-hour bus rides and late nights studying to
pass the course. Today, Connie holds a full-time job as a laboratory technician at
Synovis Surgical Innovations. “I’m very happy to learn so many technical
things…continually learning is important to me.”
Reaching out to give fellow refugees a fresh start is also important to Connie. Instrumental
in the creation of the Minnesota American Karen Society, Connie and Tin help new
refugees find housing and other necessities. “We have a responsibility to support our
community,” said Connie. “We like to be good citizens.”
CONNIE ZAN
SHARING DISCOVERIES
GOODWILL ■ EASTER SEALS
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PARTICIPANTS HIRED AFTER COMPLETING GOODWILL ■ EASTER SEALS
BANK, FINANCIAL OR CONSTRUCTION SKILLS TRAINING
PROGRAMS EARNED AN average hourly wage of $9.94.
VOLUNTEERS DONATED OVER
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES HIGHLIGHTS
In 2002, Goodwill ■ Easter Seals served more than 4,000 people with multiple barriers to work by providing
employment services. More than 600 of those participating in our programs obtained jobs.
■ More than 500 of those received long-term follow up services to support a smooth transition into a new workplace,
address on-the-job issues, encourage retention and explore career advancement.
■ More than 70% of people retained employment for at least 90 days.
Through new partnerships in 2002, Goodwill ■ Easter Seals was able to offer an expanded array of services.
■ In partnership with the Moose Lake Correctional Facility, we launched a program that assisted 33 public offenders
in their transition from prison to employment within the community – 94% of participants achieved placement.
■ In partnership with the Hubbs Center for Lifelong Learning, we began offering English language and math
classes on-site for our participants and employees.
■ In partnership with the Veteran’s Medical Center, we began workforce development services for veterans in the
St. Cloud area.
■ In partnership with Urban Homeworks, we expanded our existing construction skills training program with
Habitat for Humanity to offer participants another skill set.
Two years ago, we began the Sanction Outreach Project to assist families who were in non-compliance with the
welfare-to-work initiative.
■ In 2002, 48 families with serious barriers to work were served.
■ Sanctions were removed for 36 of these families.
■ The project assisted nearly 100% more families than initially projected.
FISCAL MANAGEMENT
Despite economic uncertainty within organizations across the country, Goodwill ■ Easter Seals continues to experience
strong growth, backed in part by the revenue stream generated by our Goodwill stores. Our delivery of programs
and services to the community is further enhanced by private gifts, fees for service and government agencies.
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53,000 hours
OF THEIR TIME IN 2002.

PARTICIPANTS EMPLOYED IN THE BANKING INDUSTRY EXPLORED CAREER
ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH THE NEW
RETAIL REVENUE » Our retail area generated almost $17 million last year.
■ The community donated over 45 million pounds of goods to our stores.
■ The number of donors increased by 10%.
■ Over 1.2 million customers shopped our 14 stores.
■ The average sale increased by 2.8%.
■ The community donated more than 1,200 vehicles to our car auctions.
DEVELOPMENT FUNDS » Our contributors supported annual, capital and endowment funds.
■ The Partnership Fund resulted in over $895,000 in restricted and unrestricted annual giving.
■ Over 3,000 gifts and pledges were made directly to Goodwill ■ Easter Seals; thousands of additional gifts were
made through Easter Seals National.
■ Over 600 Creating Solutions Campaign gifts and pledges brought us to almost 90% of our $10 million goal.
PUBLIC FUNDS
■ Contracts and fees for service via city, county, state and federal agencies provided additional support for
participants in our programs.
EFFICIENT USE OF RESOURCES
At Goodwill ■ Easter Seals, the people we serve are the focal point of our organization. Every activity, every
expenditure is evaluated in terms of its impact on our participants. Using our resources wisely is the cornerstone
to our integrity as an organization; it gives us the flexibility to continually develop new programs and services,
addressing the changing needs of people with barriers to employment.
Recognized as a sound choice by corporations, foundations and philanthropists alike, Goodwill ■ Easter Seals has a
proven record and a distinguished reputation. We have consistently met the standards set by the esteemed Minnesota
Charities Review Council which require fundraising and administrative expenses to be 30 percent or less of total
expenditures. Our expense is consistently below 20 percent; in 2002 it was 16 percent.
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“Lunch & Learn” groups.

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EDUCATION AND YOUTH SERVICES
2002 PROGRAMS
2002 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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OFFICERS »
Linda E. Krach
M.D., Chair
Mitchell Stover
Vice Chair
SERVICES PROVIDED »total
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
EDUCATION AND YOUTH SERVICES » Provide assistance
for students experiencing vocational barriers through a
school-to-work program and an English Language
Learners program.
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS » Help individuals with disabilities
or disadvantages identify and access resources to meet
their needs for assistive medical equipment, clothing,
household goods and rehabilitation technology.
RURAL REHABILITATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES »
Support individuals who need information, evaluations
and assistive technology after an agriculture-related
disability or injury.
*Participants may have received services in more than one area.
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Michael R. Howe
Treasurer
Claude W. Stevens
Secretary
Rev. John Blackford
Chaplain
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MEMBERS »
James S. Anderson
Robert Burgstahler
Emery V. Erickson
Sara Lee Evers
Nancy Gossel
Lee W. Hanson
Darlene Hueser
Carol A. Kelleher
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
RURAL REHABILITATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES
Brian S. Lassiter
Dawn Lawin
Suze J. Magoon
Adrienne Mason
Mike Nevin
Ilene Olson
David Pfarr
Timothy Plant
17,236*
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SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAMS
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES » Assist individuals with disabilities
or disadvantages in obtaining and maintaining
employment in the community through skills assessment,
work experience, job placement and follow-up
support. Offer assistance to people in HUD Homeless,
Welfare-to-Work and rehabilitation programs, as well as
training programs in Elk River, St. Cloud and Willmar.
SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAMS » Offer individuals handson
training in industry-specific programs to prepare them
for entering the workforce in high-demand fields, including
construction, banking, automotive repair, retail and
financial services.

Emeric Pratt
Miquel Purvis
William Stark
Nancy Thomson
Sandra Turner
Kevin Whelan
W. Bruce Wirin
Michael Wirth-Davis
David Zimmerman
2002 AUDITED FINANCIAL RESULTS
BALANCE SHEETS September 30, 2002 September 30, 2001
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents $ 1,839,100 $ 1,174,775
Accounts receivable 639,985 571,778
Pledges receivable 2,452,511 2,030,177
Inventory 854,569 946,737
Prepaid expenses 358,686 363,682
Investments 141,859 193,139
Investments-reserve accounts 1,990,958 5,726,198
Land, buildings and equipment 19,796,550 12,695,173
TOTAL ASSETS $ 28,074,218 $ 23,701,659
LIABILITIES
Accounts payable $ 1,119,431 $ 451,806
Accrued compensation, benefits, payroll taxes 1,113,713 690,447
Other accrued expenses 562,761 157,279
Contracts for deed payable 6,378,318 6,430,829
Bond payable 4,950,000 4,950,000
Notes payable 1,227,846 —
Deferred revenue 29,186 35,314
TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 15,381,255 $ 12,715,675
NET ASSETS $ 12,692,963 $ 10,985,984
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 28,074,218 $ 23,701,659
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Fiscal Year Ended Fiscal Year Ended
STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITY September 30, 2002 September 30, 2001
THE COMMUNITY GAVE TO
GOODWILL ■ EASTER SEALS (REVENUE)
Sale of collected and processed product $ 15,950,188 $ 14,382,424
Sale of salvage product 1,536,813 1,243,826
Less: cost of sales (8,022,930) (7,538,025)
Net revenue from retail services 9,464,071 8,088,225
Program service fees and grants 2,429,126 2,194,375
Public support 895,318 1,316,604
Miscellaneous income 157,683 373,991
TOTAL REVENUE $ 12,946,198 $ 11,973,195
GOODWILL ■ EASTER SEALS GAVE BACK TO THE
COMMUNITY (EXPENSES)
Employment and training services $ 9,938,606 $ 9,330,650
Placement services 299,668 275,678
Community services 418,204 377,355
Administration, fundraising and support 2,039,750 1,842,674
TOTAL EXPENSES $ 12,696,228 $ 11,826,357
CHANGES IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATIONS $ 249,970 $ 146,838
Other Changes in Net Assets
Capital Campaign Contributions 1,573,343 3,008,768
Unrealized Gain/(Loss) on Securities (66,334) (163,513)
Realized (Loss) Gain (50,000) 36,251
CHANGES IN NET ASSETS 1,706,979 3,028,344
Net Assets – Beginning of Year 10,985,984 7,957,640
NET ASSETS – END OF YEAR $ 12,692,963 $ 10,985,984

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PARTNERSHIP FUND ■ ANNUAL CONTRIBUTORS
2002 CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, AND ORGANIZATIONS » ($100 AND MORE)
Acordia of MN
ADC Foundation
Alice M. O’Brien Foundation
American Express Foundation
American Express Minnesota
Philanthropic Program
Andersen Foundation
Anonymous
Athwin Foundation
Bell Lumber and Pole Company
Benefit Extras, Inc.
Beta Sigma Chapter
BFI
Bituminous Roadways, Inc.
Bloomberg & Podpeskar LLP
Boston Scientific Scimed
Boyer Trucks
Bremer Bank
Buuck Family Foundation
Burle Oaks Golf Club
CANTEEN
Carl & Eloise Pohlad Family Foundation
Casey Albert T. O’Neil Foundation
Century 21 Affiliates
Ceridian
Chanhassen Dinner Theatres
Christian Brothers Community
Claude M. Anderson Electric Co., Inc.
Cobra Imaging Products Ltd.
Darden Restaurants
Ecolab Foundation
Edwards Memorial Trust
ENESCO Corporation
ESA Foundation
Financial Concepts of the
Twin Cities, Inc.
First Security Agency – Hendricks, Inc.
Ford Customer Service Division
Fraternal Order of Police
Freightmasters
General Litho Services, Inc.
Gestalt, Inc.
GLS Printing
Grand Casino Hinckley
Gray, Plant, Mooty, Mooty &
Bennett, P.A.
Guthrie Theater
Hazeltine
Healthfund of Minnesota
Hubbard Foundation
Infinity Direct
Interconnect Cable
Interlachen Country Club
James & Katherine Hartzell
Johnston Family Foundation
Kapala-Glodek Funeral Services, LTD.
KARE 11
KLGT WB-23
Lauson I
LBP Mechanical, Inc.
Lilleberg Trading Corporation
Management Resource Solutions, Inc.
Margaret Rivers Fund
McGough Construction
McNamara Insurances Services
Minneapolis Foundation
Minnesota ESA: Alpha Zeta Chapter
Minnesota ESA: Delta Omicron Chapter
Minnesota Mutual Foundation
Minnesota Timberwolves
Minnesota Twins
Minnesota Vikings
MLT Vacations
Easter Seals National
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Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly
Otto Bremer Foundation
Pageants Unlimited – Mrs. Minnesota
Painting By Nakasone, Inc.
Palmer House – Chicago
Parkview United Church of Christ
Peggy Lauritsen Design Group, Inc.
Pope Associates, Inc.
Prudential Foundation
Quad A Minnesota Partnership
RAM Enterprises
Ries Electric
Rosemount Incorporated
Schadegg Mechanical Inc.
Sprint Foundation
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
St. Paul Saints Baseball Club
SUPERVALU Foundation
Sy & Sons, Inc.
Target Store Midway
TCF National Bank
The Harold & Florence Fischbein
Foundation
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
TranStop Minnesota, Inc.
Twin Towers Craft
U.A. Fitters
U.S. Bancorp Foundation
U.S. Bank
United Way of Minneapolis Area
Valvoline Instant Oil Change
Voyd Trailer Warehousing
WFTC FOX Twin Cities
White Bear Lincoln Mercury
W.J. Lehrke Co.
Welsh Companies, Inc.
Xcel Energy
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES INTERNATIONAL PLANS TO
HAVE HELPED
more than 20 million people
GLOBALLY BY 2020.

2002 INDIVIDUALS » ($100 AND MORE)
Irvin & Beverly Aal
David Abramson
Frank & Helen Adams
Brett & Judith Alexander
Mr. & Mrs. Howard R. Alton
Paul & Patricia Amidon
Glen & Carol Anderson
Ann Anderson
Barbara E. Anderson
John Anderson
James & Kathleen Anderson
Jeanne Anderson
Kendall & Susan Anderson
Mary Anderson
Ross Anderson
Mrs. Peter W. Anson
Esther Arlt
Steven & Nancy Aronson
Anthony & Judith Aspnes
James Audette
Bruce & Barbara Bachman
Christine & David Bardwell
M. L. Barton
William Barton
Emily Basinger
Janet Bateman
Mary & Stephen Batson
Donald Bauer
Bill & Joan Beardsley
James Belligan
James & Kathleen Bellus
Lorraine Benidt
Samuel & Phoebe Bergaas
Bill Bergaus
Kenneth Berglund
H. D. Berman
Jean Penn Bernier
Steven Bolton
Otto Bonestroo
Cleo Bonham
Marvin & Sharon Bookin
Thomas & Tamara Bordenave
John & Terrie Brandt
Robert & Susan Bratnober
Rev. & Mrs. Robert Braudt
Albert & Wanda Brekken
Doris C. Brooks
Conley & Marney Brooks
Francis Brunner
Lilah M. Buhr
John Burnside
Louis & Susan Buron
Vernon & Linda Buss
Mr. & Mrs. L. J. Buyse
Mary P. Carlsen
Jerome & Linda Carlson
Charles Carroll
Leroy & Barbara Cartwright
Everett Christensen
Mildred Christianson
Robert G. Christianson
Richard E. Christie
Michael & Kathleen Christopherson
Dr. John I. Coe
Gregory Comer
James & Joan Cordray
Howard & Carol Costello
Pamela Cottrell
Helen Craddick
James Crowley
Barbara Cummard
Paul & Patricia Curran
John & Elizabeth Dahl
David Dahlin
Ellen Dahlstrom
Richard Davies
Leontine Day
Edward Dayton
John & Sara DeKrey
Dan Dodds
George V. Doerr Jr.
Barbara & Martin Dougherty
Lyle Drews
Michael & Deborah Ducar
Robert & Bernadine Dwinnell
Norman & Lois Ecklund
Eugene & Evelyn Eckstam
Doris Ehrenberg
Al Eklof
Eric A. Emery
Emery & rubye Erickson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Etten
Titus & Carol Evans
Barbara Evans
Marjorie Fallon
David Feierer
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David Feinberg
Carol & Joseph Fellner
Erma Feriancek
Harriet K. Fertig
Julie Fiedler
Alan Finlayson
Michael Finn
Bruce & Julianna Finzen
Peter & Lorraine Fischer
Michael & Carol Fix
J. F. Fleischhacker
Guy Formichella
Jerome & Winifred Formo
Terry Fraser
Kenneth & Minna Freiberg
Richard & Donna Friberg
Brad Fromm
Brian Gaffey
Peter & Louise Gallagher
Jacqui Gardner
Gay M. Garey
Lael Gatewood
Burle & Louetta Gengenbach
Dale & Lois Gernbacher
Philip & Carol Gersmehl
Janet Gilbert
Heather & Thomas Gilmore
Sharon E. Glasrud
Frances Goff
Sanford C. Goltz
Junior & Helen Gossell
Patricia M. Gove
Dr. David W. Grande
Michael & Junette Grannes
George & Shirley Greenfield
Neil & June Griebenow
Joseph & Marjorie Grinnell
Dr. Ieva M. Grundmanis
Edgar & Dorothy Guertin
Paul Guillaume
Harold & Linda Haluptzok
Kenneth & Betty Halverson
Donna Halverson
Kathleen Hamrum
Philip & Ann Hansen
Rodney & Diana Hanson
Bessie M. Harder
Florence Harlander

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PARTNERSHIP FUND ■ ANNUAL CONTRIBUTORS
Edward & Emily Harris
Wayne & LaVonne Hasbargen
Raymond Haselberger
Kirstin Hastad
Eileen L. Heinz
Mark & Barbara Heinz
John & Laura Heit
Michael & Karel Helgeson
Donald Helgeson
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Hendrickson
Shila J. Herald
Carl & Eleanore Hiller
Mark Hindermann
Helen Hocker
Emily S. Hoeft
Mr. & Mrs. H. M. Hoel
Marvin E. Holmgren
Ronald & Kathleen Holmstrom
Max T. Horn
Helen House
Gordon W. Hovde
Michael & Dana Howe
Leonard & Anna Huber
Jerome & Audrey Hughes
Jane Hunter
Aref Jabr
Robert Jackson
Dale Jacobson
Suzanne & Donald James
Robert & Ellen Jarvis
Dave & Sue Johanneck
Clifford Johnson
Jon & Maureen Johnson
Ruth Johnson
Judith Johnson
Darlene A. Johnston
John & M. Rita Jones
C. A. Jorgenson
Cynthia M. Kalinski
Janet & William Kampf
Paul Kangas
William & Jeannine Karnes
Bruce Karpenko
D. W. Kaufman
Carol A. Kelleher & Dan Engel
Peggy M. Kerr
Douglas Kirsebom
Shirley A. Klampe
Robert Klas
Forrest Klingaman
Phillip & Minnie Ann Klone
Carol J. Knoll
Trudie Konicek
Lorraine Kosslak
Ralph & Dorine Kotilinek
George Kovalik
Dr. Linda E. Krach & Robert Kriel
Ralph & Cleo Kriesel
William Kruger
Dennis & Christine Kudelka
William Kulcsar
Floyd & Katherine Kusie
Gerald & Bonnie Kutzera
Grace Kveen
Clarence E. La Liberte
Mary A. La Rock
Daniel & Regina Lahr
Robert & June Lambert
Daniel & Sally Larson
Jerry & Sharon Leese
Alfred & Edith Leja
Patrick & Anna Leonard
Richard A. Lewis
Karin J. Libby
Marian Lindberg
Mrs. Virgil E. Linderoth
W. Howard & Myrtle Lloyd
David & Kim Loskota
Frederick & Artis Lott
Mari Lowe
Dr. & Mrs. William Ludwick
Jeffrey Lukens
Gary Lust
Sadie E. Lyngaas
Beverly & Milton Lysdahl
Charles & Lorraine Machacek
Rosemarie MacLachlan
Marion C. Madsen
Mark & Maron Mahowald
Gary & Mary Malmquist
James P. Marr
Mae Stone Martin
Ryan Masica
J. B. Massie
Mary Lou Mathiowetz
Jerry Mathwig
Charles & Jean McCann
Joseph L. McCormick
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas V. McGuffin II
Mark & Jane McNamara
Alvin & Mary McQuinn
William & Helen Mennis
Rowena Metz
Alvera Mickelsen
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Don J. Miller
Dorothy Miller
Floyd A. Miller
Frieda D. Miller
James & Luciya Miner
Robert J. Minke
Mrs. Ruth F. Mitchell
Warren Moen
Jayne Moerbitz
Thomas & Vickie Molin
Gary & Julie Moore
Louise Moore
William & Eileen Moore
Shirley Moore
Patrice Morrow
LaWayne & D. Larhea Morseth
Ted Mueller
Eleanor Muellner
John & Marlene Mulrooney
Arthur Mulvey
Elaine & Simon Navickas
Richard Nelson
Obert & Mary Nelson
Milo Nettestad
June Ney
K.M. Nicolai
Lawrence O’Connell
Mrs. Richardson B. Okie
Earl D. Olson
Ilene & Steven Olson
Dan Olson
Marilyn Olson
Murray Olyphant
John & Karen Orbeck
Vivian Orey
Larry & Kathleen Ortloff
Donn & Nancy Osmon
Timothy & Beverley Ostertag
Stanley R. Ostrom
Margaret L. Palmer
Tom Pederson
Nancy & Randy Pelletier
Mary & John Peter
Randall Peterick
Mr. & Mrs. C. A. Peterman
Kimberly M. Petersen
Doris Peterson
George Petrich
Herbert & Annie Pick
Chester & Suzanne Piotrowski
Kenneth Podpeskar
Carl & Eloise Pohlad

Mr. & Mrs. Milton J. Polley
Emeric & Tanger Pratt
Dorothy Pretsch
Vanessa Ranallo
Joseph Ranallo
Edward Reed
Denise Reuss
Jane Rice
Dr. & Mrs. Fred A. Rice
Robert & Frances Richter
Marsha L. Ritt
Ruth Roberts
Walter Robilliard
Richard & Lois Rockney
Edward Roemer
Charlene Roise
John & Dorothy Roos
Shelley Rose
Sandra Rowley
Art Ruckle
Ethelyn Rupp
Jim Rustad
Mr. & Mrs. Russell J. Ryan
Penny Sandberg
Raymond & Anita Sandborgh
Steven Sarafolean
Helen Sather
Steven Schild
Randall J. Schilling
Gregory & Susan Schlosser
Corrine M. Schmidgall
Mark & Kathleen Schneibel
Dr. William Schofield
Mr. & Mrs. G. E. Schuh
Jeffrey P. Schwartz &
Dorothy P. Whelan
Art Schwichtenberg
Brenda Schwintek
Elaine O. Seal
Lawrence & Myrtle Seeland
Ardith & Roberton Seeman
Sara Seim
Kathleen Selden
Myrtle Sell
Vicki Senger
Larry C. Sharpe
Janet Shaurette
Raymond Shawstad
Kerry L. Sheehy
William & Mary Shepherd
Mrs. Ardes Siemers
Brian & Mary Simpson
Thomas G. Slater
Virginia Smith
H. D. Smithson & Helen Meyer
Eugene & Carol Sobieck
Sylvia Soucheray
Jane Spence
Richard St. Martin
Helen Stephens
Teresa Sterns
Barbara A. Stettner
Claude & Rita Stevens
Mitchell & Kendall Stover
William Stubenvoll
Charles H. Stuebe
Warren & Carol Sturm
David & Carol Suggs
Lois Mae Swanson
James L. Swartz
Evelyn J. Swenson
Lowell Swenson
George & Gaye Swenson
Richard & Mary Swifka
Kenneth Taguchi
Ruth S. Teall
Dorothy Tenney
Robert Theiler
Jeffery Thole
George A. Thomas
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Glenn & Sandra Thompson
Jeffrey & Pamela Thompson
Nancy & Bruce Thomson
Michael & Gloria Thurmes
Jennifer J. Tillman
Dr. & Mrs. Jack L. Titus
Michael & Candace Toffoli
Thomas & Virginia Turba
Sandra & Donald Turner
Margaret Utecht
James & Lisa Valiant
Mark & Diane Vanney
Kirk & Laurie Velett
Frank & Mitzie Vikingstad
Frank & Rosalie Vondrashek
Warren H. Waddell Jr.
Phyllis Wagner
William Waldron
Michael J. Walsh
Victoria M. Wang
Oliver Washburn
Ronald Weeks
John & Mary Weitzel
Gus & Marcella Welter
Mary Wesley
Mark & Muriel Wexler
James & Mary Ann White
Nevis Wiley
Thomas D. Williams
Frederick & Eleanor Winston
Michael & Christi Wirth-Davis
Lenore Wolfe
Teddy Wong
Barbara Woodruff
Jamie D. Wright
Donald & Jan-Suzanne Yaeger
John K. Yarger
James Youngblood
Robert & Carol Zartner
1,500 youth volunteered
IN OUR GOODWILL RETAIL STORES IN 2002.

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PARTNERSHIP FUND ■ ANNUAL CONTRIBUTORS
2002 MEMORIALS
Mrs. Lucille Anderson
Randy Bradshaw
William Burns
Betty Burns
Carol Burnside
John Burnside
George Chelgren
Elizabeth Chelgren
Lambert Cisewski
Caroline Cisewski
Myrtle Coe
John Coe
Ida Coklas
George Coklas
John Coyle
Marjorie Coyle
Sherman Fladeboe
Merinda Fladeboe
Ray and Marie Frank
Lloyd Frank
Dorothy Grotte
Harold Grotte
Lois Kucharski
Carol Henry
Floyd Kusie
Mrs. Floyd Kusie
James MacLachlan
Kristen Avery
Patricia DeGrote
Wallace Droegemueller
Emery Erickson
Albert Fleischfresser
Frank Greschner
Janice Hannaman
Viola Hansen
Johan Hart
Earl Hebeisen
Kimberly Hoopes
Sandra Kandik
Karen Krumpelmann
Rosemarie MacLachlan
Elaine Norton
Lori Van Oosbree
Harold Stitgen
David Sutton
Wyman Thorson
Patricia Tiffany
Florence Ulrich
Bruce Warner
Frederick Winston
Elsie Miller
Don Miller
Raymond Moline
Mrs. Raymond Moline
Donald Norton
Florence Norton
Johanna Plant
Conley Brooks
Riley Prigge
Nicolee Fode-Thomas
Maurice Rasmussen
Janet Kundert
Don and Phylllis Rupp
Ethelyn Rupp
Maxine Rustad
Gary Emmers
Ed and Bill Findell
Elaine Matteson
Minneapolis Post Office Band
Joe Orbeck
Mildred Palmer
Jim Rustad
Rose Rustad
James Scheuring
THROUGH THEIR FUNDRAISING EFFORTS, THE GOODWILL INDUSTRIES
VOLUNTEER SERVICES ( GIVS) GROUP GAVE A
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Allen Schehr
Marion Schehr
Claude Siebenaler
Joanne Siebenaler
Betty Sinko Gasperini
William Young
Philip Waldo Skogmo &
Bertin Clyde Gamble
Raymond Shawstad
Edward Weinfurtner
James and Katherine Hartzell
Myrl “Wiggie” Wiggins
Barbara Wiggins Vieburg
Vernon Wilson
June Wilson
Vida Wold
Rose Mary Van Reese
2002 HONOREES
James and Elizabeth Strain’s
wedding anniversary
Kathy Strain
2002 ESTATES » TRUSTS » BEQUESTS
James F. & Ann S. Berry Trust
Estate of Donald G. Burch
Pearl G. Husby Rev. Trust
Nicholas J. Koos Estate
Valerie J. Leyh Estate
L. Genevieve Melby Trust
Norman H. Tallakson Trust
TOWARD THE CREATING SOLUTIONS CAMPAIGN.

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CREATING SOLUTIONS CAMPAIGN ■ CAPITAL CONTRIBUTORS
CAMPAIGN PLEDGES AND GIFTS
CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, AND ORGANIZATIONS
American Express Foundation Employee
Gift Matching Program
Andersen Foundation
Katherine B. Andersen Fund of The
Saint Paul Foundation
Athwin Foundation
The Bayport Foundation
The Beim Foundation
The Bieber Family Foundation
F.R. Bigelow Foundation
Bolger Printing
Bush Foundation
City Council Neighborhood
Investment Funds
Colorhouse, Inc.
The Dellwood Foundation
Deluxe Corporation
Doerr Family Fund
Ecolab Foundation
Edwards Memorial Trust
General Mills Foundation
Goodwill Industries Volunteer Services
The Graco Foundation
INDIVIDUALS
Ladan Abdulahi
Bilker Aden
Ansar & Zehra Ahmed
Khadijo Ali
Markan Ali
Elizabeth Anders
Ann E. Anderson
James S. & Kathleen M. Anderson
Neil Anderson
Ronald K. Anderson
Sophie A. Anderson
Anonymous
Anonymous – Staff
John Arend
Kernel & LaVerne Armbruster
James A. Audette
James & Judy Aune
Khaing Tun Lin Aung
Travis S. Austin
Sharon & Terry Avent
Ralph & Mary Baker
Robert Bartell
M. L. Barton
John & Judith Baudler
Greystone Foundation
Hellerman Tyton
Hubbard Broadcasting Foundation
The Kresge Foundation
The Lamm Family Foundation
Land O’Lakes Foundation
Mardag Foundation
McGough Construction
The McKnight Foundation
McNeely Foundation
Easter Seals National
Ohio Associates of County Boards
Casey Albert T. O’Neil Foundation
E. M. Pearson Foundation
The Jay & Rose Phillips Family
Foundation
Carl & Eloise Pohlad Family Foundation
Pope Associates Inc.
Redica Inc. – American Clothing Exports
Rehael Fund – Roger L. Hale/Eleanor L.
Hall of The Minneapolis Foundation
St. Anthony Park Bank
St. Croix Foundation
Bill Beardsley
Peter Bell
Joe & Taffy Benson
Alton Berg
Lynnette Bergstrom
Henry Berry
Erik & Debra Bjonard
Reverend John & Tulida Blackford
Joel Blake
Douglas & Kathleen Bloemke
Cori Boehm
George & Shirley Borgerding
Bonnie Bossen
Denise Boudreau
Orgene & Carol Marie Braaten
Paul & Jeri Brand
John & Terrie Brandt
Edna Brannan in memory of
Pat Brannan
Bob & Susan Bratnober
Frank Bray
Meg Bredehoft
Florence Bredeson
Ruth Brennan
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The St. Paul Companies, Inc.
Foundation Partners in Giving
Program
The Saint Paul Foundation
Star Tribune Foundation
Sterns & Associates, LLC
Sweitzer Foundation
Sy & Sons, Inc.
3M
Target Stores, Marshall Field’s &
Mervyn’s with support from Target
Foundation
TCF Bank Employee Matching Gift
Program
TCF Foundation
Terhuly Foundation
Texas Rag Exports, Inc.
The Nancy & Bruce Thomson Fund of
The Minneapolis Foundation
The Toro Company
Tozer Foundation
Village Title & Abstract
Wells Fargo Foundation Minnesota
Katie Brillantes
William H. Bromwich, Jr.
Joan Broughton
Frank & Astrid Brown
William G. Brown
G. M. Bruckner
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie E. Buege
Estate of Donald G. Burch
Jacqueline A. Burgeson
Robert J. & Judy Burgstahler
Dan Burns
Louis & Susan Buron
Donna Burth
Floramae Buswell
Ruth Ann Butler
Thomas W. & Kay Cady
Ann Calvert
Cynthia Campbell
Jerome & Linda Carlson
Robert H. & Nancy A. Carlson
Norris W. Carnes
Karen A. Carter
Leo J. Casarez
Tony Cassidy

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CREATING SOLUTIONS CAMPAIGN ■ CAPITAL CONTRIBUTORS
Lorraine M. Caster
Dennis & Gloria Chada
Rachelle D. Chase
Beatrice Christopher
Melvin Christopher
Ana Chumbay
Chris Claude
Betty Claussen
George Coklas
Ralph & Margaret Corwin
Bernie Cowan
Marjorie B. Coyle
Doris Cronberg
Kimball & Dorothy Cummings
Mavis A. Daffer
Lynne Dahl-Schraut
Julie Danda
Mary Danielsen
Craig & Kelly Davis
Edward N. Dayton
Margaret Detlefsen
Sally & Todd DiMartini
Russell Ditlevson
George V. Doerr, Jr.
Jan & Sonja Dooper
Glenn Dowd
Peter & Laura Dowd
Vonnie Dreier
William H. Droeger, Jr.
The Ducar Family Charitable Gift Fund
Mary & Greg Duerr
Tom & Barb Duffy
Wallace & Jan Dummer
Margie Duncan
Dennis Earth
Eugene & Evelyn Eckstam
Joyce Edstrom
Nancy Elias
Phyllis S. Ellenson
Beatrice Erickson
Doris S. Erickson
Doug Erickson
Emery & rubye Erickson in memory
of James MacLachlan
Corrine Erlandson
C. Rebeca Escalante
Paul & Carol Evavold
Gary & Sara Lee Evers
Carol & Joseph Fellner
Kelly Fernandez
Debbie Ferry
Jeanne E. Fischer
Mary L. Fitzgibbon
Thomas P. Fitzgibbon
Laure Fladeboe
Rose Flannigan
Donald Flowers
Connie Ford
Jerome & Winifred Formo
Nancy Franklin
Pam Fredrickson
Brenda French-Purdy
Saw Friday
Connie Fullmer
Laurie Fursman
Maureen Gaedy
Linda Garcia
Raymond G. Garcia
Gay Garey
Jimmiee Gaulden
Lorraine M. Gearty
Howard H. Gelb
Tina Gemlo
Burle & Louetta Gengenbach
James Gerber
Kathryn Gerber
Marguerite Gerber
Mary Gerber
Dale & Lois Gernbacher
Carol & Philip Gersmehl
Meyrle Gilman
Frederick & Darlene Glanz
Frances E. Goff
Edna Granger
Richard Grigsby
Krystal & Steve Grohn
Heather Grund
Kenneth Hahn
Una Hanson
Ronald Harley
Hubert Harmon
Otis Harris
James & Katherine Hartzell
John S. Hasslen, Jr.
Kenyon Hathaway
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd A. Heath
Jeff Heathcote
Keith Heinen
Eileen L. Heinz
Mark Heinz
Mr. & Mrs. Landon Helm
Sandra J. Hemann
Shirley Henderson
John & Carla Henry
Alma Herbst
Thomas R. Hermanson
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Heidi Hetchler
Dorothy L. Hewitt
Maggie Hickson
Louis F. & Katherine E. Hill
Mark J. Hindermann
Gregg Hinz
Harlan Hochreiter
Robert Holmberg
Rudolph & Patricia Holmberg
Michael R. Howe
Darlene Hueser
Jerome M. Hughes
Deana Hughley
Merga Hunde
Daniel Huneke
Lois Hurley
Bruce Husbands
Pam Isom
Faduma Jama
Elizabeth C. Jarosch
Irene Jasperson
George & Margery E. Jeddeloh
James & Virginia Jensen
Lisa Jensen
Edward Jeska
Betty Jane Johnson
Daryl & Ruth Johnson
Elsie Johnson
Larry & Peggy Johnson
Lewis & Marilou Johnson
Linda Johnson
Margaret E. Johnson
Margaret K. Johnson
Mary Johnson
M. K. Julin
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Karels
Mrs. Philip Keen
Carol Kelleher & Dan Engel
Sideek Afzal Khan
Dean Kintner
Linda Kirschbaum
Jack Kjolsing
Karen Knab
Donald & Jeanne Knauer
Dan Knuth
Steve Konopliv
Jennifer Koontz
Linda Krach & Robert Kriel
Judy Kraft
Dale Kramm
Wilfred F. Krieg
Floyd & Geraldine Krueger
Emmy Kruger

Ken Kube
John H. & Lila O. Kuffel
Pamela M. LaBelle
Dale Lamb
Robert & Irene Lang
Theodora H. Lang
Loretta Langston
Valerie Larkin
Barbara Lasher-Snipstad
Brian Lassiter
Maryann Latourelle
Dawn Lawin
Nancy J. Lee
Greta & Gary Leen
Dr. & Mrs. Alfred E. Leja
Florence & Lawrence Lesniak
Estate of Valerie J. Leyh
Clair & Nancy LiaBratten
Karin J. Libby
Craig & Mary Lien
Irene Liljander
Joyce Litzner
Laurie Livingston
Pamela Loehlein
Jimmy R. Longoria
David & Kim Loskota
Jim Lothian
Frederick & Artis Lott
Roland & Mary Loughrey
K. C. Lunetta Bildner
Edgar Lynner
Suze Magoon
Marguerite & Herbert Mahle
Virginia Mamecke
Gary & Judie Manea
Karen & Edward Manor
R. Lorraine Martindell
Luis Martinez
Adrienne Mason
J. B. Massie
Yoshio Matsumoto
Kelly & Rich Matter
Joyce & Ralph Matter
C. Matuzek-Rivas
Russell Mayer
Bertrand M. McAllister
Duane & Sandy McCall
Lisa McCann
Mrs. Robert H. McCarthy
Jane & Randy McGregor
Florence H. McKenzie
Greg McNeely
Susan & Francis McShane
L. Genevieve Melby Trust
James & Christel Meyer
Lowell Meyer
Don J. Miller in memory of Elsie
Everett Milton
Mark D. Mitchell
Louise Moore
James W. Morgan
Jamie Morrow
LeVonne D. Mulrooney
Merry & Steven Mund
John T. & Susan G. Murakami
Amide Mutaboyerwa
Lynn & Pam Nagorske
H. Monica Navratil
Donald K. Nelson
Doris Neuendorf
Gary J. & Bonnie Neunsinger
John Newman
Clarence & Jean Nicholas
Nancy Nichols
William Nielson
Gerald Nolte
William & Dolores Nord
Carl & Jean Noren
Mary Bridget O’Brien
Dorothy & Ferd Ohnsorg
Mrs. Richardson B. Okie
Deloresann Olson
Earl & Marian Olson
Ilene Olson
Karen K. Olson
Larry & Liz Olson
Sheila Olson
Audrie O’Neill
Steven & Katherine Onken
Lea Ostendorf
Stanley Ostrom
Patrick J. & Sharon A. O’Toole
Milt Owens
Richard Palmquist
Bobby Parker
Mary A. Path
Katie Patricelli
John & Lisa Paulson
Tom Pederson
Bernice Pehling
Rich & Mary Penick
Edwin Perne
C. A. & Ruth Peterman
Melissa Peterson
Dr. Julien V. Petit
Dorothy Pevach
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William T. Peyton
Anna Phaw
Tom Plankers
Tim Plant
Kenneth H. Podpeskar
Emeric Pratt
Miguel Purvis
Michael R. Quinn
Rose Ramey
Lucille Rasmussen
Sue Rau
Charles Reece
Inez Reeve
Donald & Jean Regan
Wililam & Joanne Reiling
Carole Reisdorf
LeRoy M. & Jennella Rice
Jill Ricksham
Alcuin Ringsmuth
Brenda Riser
Carolyn N. Roby
Jacqueline Roedler
Margaret C. Rohr
Charlene Kay Roise
Amy Root
Ione M. Rose
Bill Rossow
Jim Roth
Donald Rudisuhle
Richard & Joanne Russell
Marge & Fran Rutt
Calvin Sabin
Ester Saflor
Victor Salazar
Richard Salhus
Kenneth & Ella Mae Sall
Saido Samatar
Marlene Samson
John F. & Anna Scanlan
Jon L. Schasker
Pauline Schlick
Gregory & Susan Schlosser
Mary Schmidt
Marci Schmiesing
Katy Schug
Colleen Schulte
Arlin Schultz
Frederick & Margaret Schwabe
Albert & Antoinette Seaver
Ardith & Bob Seeman
Elias Seifu
Dianne & Stu Seim
Sara Seim

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CREATING SOLUTIONS CAMPAIGN ■ CAPITAL CONTRIBUTORS
Joe Senden
Connie Sentyrz
Mary Jo Seviola
Art Shanabrook
Gina Shango
Nanci & Jeff Shapiro in honor of
Emery Erickson
Jeanette & Daniel Shidla
Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Shonka
Rodney K. Shreiner
Kari Siemieniewski
Michael Jon Smith
Nancy Smith
Richard & Cynthia Smith
Donald Sommers
Edward Sostek
Delbert & Dolores Spanier
Bill Star
William Stark
Ann Stedman
Greg Steffenson
Judith A. Stenzel
Edward W. & Ellen Stephens
Teresa Sterns and Jane Helmke
Claude Stevens
James & Arlene Stirratt
Carol Stogsdill
Mitchell Stover
Myrna Strand
Ralph F. & Amy Strand
Ray Strand
Joseph L. Stratig
2002 GOVERNMENT FUNDERS
Federal Grants and Contracts
Department of Agriculture
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Department of Labor
Department of Health and Human Services
Donald N. & Stephanie Sulentic
Bertil & Edna Swenson
Peter Taylor
Mahn San Thein
Edward Therrien
Lester R. & Betty Thies
Hy & Karen Thimmesch
Rebecca Thompson
James & Arlene Throckmorton
Helen M. Timmons
Krista Tintor
Janet Toigo
Myrtle Torkleson
Deb Tretsven
Rozella Tucker
Sandy & Donald Turner
Eryn Tvete
Raymond & Camille Van Deveer
Margaret Van Dusartz
Dale & Maryellen Van Heuklom
Lavonne Varness
Felix M. Versaguis
David Vosika
Jill Walker
Matt & Ann Walton
John Watroba
Scott & Delores Way
Jennifer Weatherspoon
Lowell & Carol Weber
Richard & Elinor Webster
Mr. & Mrs. Ariel E. Weekes
Terry Wehking
State of Minnesota Grants and Contracts
Minnesota Department of Economic Security
Extended Employment
Non-traditional Career Assistance and Training
Minnesota Department of Trade and Economic Development
Minnesota Job Skills Partnership
Minnesota Department of Corrections
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Milo Welk
Thomas & Mary Wheeler
Dawn Whelan
Juletta Whiteside
Judy & Rudy Wicklander
Tami Wier
Robert A. Williams
Krista Willis
Dan Winder
Frank J. Winter
W. Bruce Wirin
James & Geraldine Wirth
Michael & Christi Wirth-Davis
Lenore Wolfe
Donald & Dorothy Wood
Barbara Woodruff
Elwood Wylie
Marie & Richard Wynsteker
Donald & Jan-Suzanne Yaeger
Anthony F. & Agnes E.Yapel
Barbara Yunker
Beth Zabel
Richard & Joanne Zahn
Vicki Zdrazil
Richard & Mary Zehring
Donald Zibell
Kimberly Ziesemer
David & Kimberly Zimmerman
Linda Zinter
Rita M. Zoff in memory of Melvin Zoff
Marsha & Edmund Zottola
Minnesota County Grants and Contracts
Hennepin County Employment Intervention Program
Suburban Hennepin School-to-Work Partnership
Ramsey County Workforce Solutions Welfare-to-Work
Sherburne County Purchase of Service Contract
Stearns County Purchase of Service Contract
Minnesota City Grants and Contracts
City of Minneapolis Employment and Training Program
Phillips Job Bank
Financial Services Training
Dislocated Worker Services

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