Giving Foster Kids a Childhood and a Future in 2010

Because of you, in 2010 kids in foster care had more fun, succeeded

in school, and are now looking forward to brighter futures. Kids in

foster care dribbled basketballs, dove into pools, and pirouetted

across stages because of your dedication and support. Treehouse

youth developed skills, felt the joy of passing a test that seemed

unbeatable, and defied the odds by earning their diploma, and

continuing their education after high school. Thank you for the

difference you make in the lives of youth in foster care.

Look for more great stories and details in the Treehouse Report to

Our Community online at treehouseforkids.org/AR2010

Our Impact• Foster youth found $905,895 worth of the clothes, toys, and supplies they

needed at The Wearhouse

• 95% of caregivers surveyed believe the academic performance of their child

improved because of their involvement in a Little Wishes activity

• Educational Advocates ensured that 80% of Treehouse youth who experienced

a change in home placement either stayed in their school of origin, or were

enrolled in a new school within 3 days to minimize time out of school

• Middle-school youth in Treehouse Tutoring passed 94% of their classes

• 79% of Treehouse youth who graduated from high school are currently engaged

in a post-secondary plan

• Of the Treehouse Tutoring students available for complete pre and post testing,

99% demonstrated improvement in basic skills over the course of the school year

Our Program• 1,795 youth had their Little Wishes fulfilled and the chance to participate in

important childhood activities, including sports and art classes

• 873 youth had larger than life experiences by going to a ball game, seeing live

theater, or experiencing a cultural event through donated tickets

• 4,388 youth received the gift they had been wishing for through Holiday Magic

• 509 youth had the week of a lifetime at summer camp

• 3,146 youth made 8,749 trips to The Wearhouse, our free store filled with

clothes, shoes, toys, and school supplies that help kids fit in and feel good

• 301 youth spent 2,216 hours learning how post-secondary education will

connect them to their dreams, and how to create a plan to get there

• 177 youth spent 11,927 hours building basic skills during the school day

through personalized tutoring

• 120 youth came to the after-school Treehouse Learning Center for 4,553

hours of tutoring

• 1,452 youth spent more time in school and accessed services they need to

succeed because of our Educational Advocacy Program

Treehouse gratefully acknowledges our leadership donors from October 1, 2009 through September 30, 2010.

KEY PROGRAMMATIC PARTNERS

Casey Family ProgramsChildren's Administration, Washington DSHSCity YearSeattle UniversityWorld Vision

$100,00 and above

Bank of AmericaNews Talk 97.3 KIRO FMPointer Living TrustSchultz Family FoundationSleep Country USAStuart FoundationAnonymous (2)

$50,000 - $99,999

Connie & Steven BallmerBoeing Employees Spirit of the HolidaysEstate of Edythe Boucher

College Spark WashingtonMicrosoft Giving Program The Seattle TimesSun Life FinancialUnited Way of King County

$25,000 - $49,999Alpha Gamma Delta, Iota Chapter / Mr. Greek Aven FoundationBrookshire Green FoundationDowntown Seattle AssociationThomas V. Giddens Jr. FoundationHasbro, Inc.InteliusThe Norcliffe FoundationPenguin WindowsQFCSafeco Insurance FoundationSeattle FoundationJim & Jan SinegalJanet & Doug True and Bill & Ruth TrueAnonymous (1)

$10,000 - $24,999

Janette & Bill AdamucciEve & Chap AlvordBobo FoundationCobalt GroupCochran, Inc.Costco WholesaleMarta & Lucio Dalla GasperinaMuriel DiamondFred H. & Mary S. Dore Charitable FoundationEli Lilly and CompanyFordham Street FoundationThe Foster FoundationBruce & Lynn GibsonStan & Mary HarrelsonGladys HarringtonHarvest FoundationThe Linda Richardson Harper FoundationMarco J. Heidner Charitable TrustKellanne HenryHolt Family Advised FundJohn C. & Karyl Kay Hughes Foundation

Knossos FoundationByron W. & Alice L. Lockwood FoundationJoseph & Carolyn MallahanNorthern TrustNorthwest Children's FundAshley O’Connor & Mike McCreadyRichard & Shirley PhillipsPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPThe Robinson Family FoundationSafeco InsuranceSasco FoundationShrontz Family FoundationThe Stocker FoundationTicket to Dream FoundationMark and Susan Torrance FoundationVitalogy FoundationWeisman Design Group Inc.George A. & Marion M. Wilson FoundationPeg & Rick Young FoundationAnonymous (3)

Our Leadership Supporters

Our Leaders:The Treehouse Board of Directors

PRESIDENT

Linda Hunter / KPMG LLP

VICE PRESIDENTS

Paul Abodeely / Community VolunteerJack Edwards / Meridian CapitalKathy Elias / Prospect DeltaJane Fredricksen / Community VolunteerKellanne Henry / Schnitzer West LLCCindy Paur Singleton / The Singleton Assoc.

TREASURER

Rhonda Powell / Moss Adams LLP

SECRETARY

Alexandra Brookshire / Community Volunteer

80%

4%

16%

Revenue & Expenses 2010

EXPENSES: $6,419,433

80% Program4% Management16% Fundraising

REVENUE: $6,436,184

60% Contributions & Grants21% Donated Goods & Services19% Program Service Fees

60%

21%

19%

Nichole Bockner / Wells FargoKelly Burke / Ernst & Young LLPJuli Farris / Keller Rohrback LLPTana Gall / One Eighty/Leisure CareHeather Giacoletto / Community VolunteerSuzanne Greer / Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLCAnne Marie Kessler / Paracle Advisorsudy Marczewski / OneEighty/Leisure CareJohn McGlynn / Pacific Portfolio Consulting LLCEric Parker / Starbucks Coffee CompanyTess Thomas / Thomas HouseWendy Truitt / Community VolunteerEden Waggoner / Doncaster Collection James Williams / Perkins Coie LLPLinda Whatley / Community Volunteer