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Donna Foster, Gardens Resident, talks to her daughter over Facetime during COVID-19 visitor restrictions.

Together inSpirit

HOMEat Summer 2020

Photo Credit: Karren McRae

Dear Friends,

Episcopal Homes focused throughout 2019 on uncovering 125-years of history through stories that shaped our mission, values, culture and way of life. Recurring themes from our past – true in good and difficult times, like during the Spanish Flu, wars and depressions–provide a source of comfort and wisdom today, including:

• Loving, authentic, collaborative relationships among and between staff, elders, families and community enrich the spirit and provide an unwavering sense of purpose.

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Our mission: enriching life & building community with older adults

• Passionate, industrious, committed leaders, residents and friends help sustain and redefine Episcopal Homes when called upon by the times.

We presume 2020–a time when the world wrestles with the Coronavirus pandemic and social unrest surrounding racial injustice–will be a defining marker for change and source of stories told by those who come after us.

On March 13, face-to-face visits between families and loved ones were stopped to keep Coronavirus out of our facilities to protect residents and staff. Communities were divided into five zones to prevent virus spread, creating a stark contrast from longstanding efforts focused on bringing people together. Elders and staff donned masks. Once vibrant congregate activity programs were scaled back to allow for six-foot distancing and congregate dining was eliminated.

On May 28, while still in lockdown due to Coronavirus, the excruciating killing of

George Floyd while in police custody brought additional challenges to our community. The resulting social unrest, violence, burning and looting of over 170 businesses located eight blocks east of our main campus and surrounding our communities in St. Paul’s Frogtown neighborhood prompted the need for elders from 50 apartments to be evacuated elsewhere for three nights.

So much has changed so quickly. Stories in this issue show how our community has come together through many small acts of love and support that reflect who we are and who we have been for 126 years. These acts of love are a source of hope as we move forward adapting quickly in response to the changes taking place around us.

Some stories show technology innovation. While we prefer face-to-face interactions, technology has helped break down walls to sustain meaningful relationships and purpose in difficult times. Other stories illustrate ingenuity to meet basic and emergency needs through tireless acts of service.

While much progress has occurred in our 126 years, we have committed to actively and intentionally promoting further learning and progress, upholding the cause of our founders–to extend respect and dignity including those cast aside by society and to respond with love in times of need.

Marvin PlakutPresident and Chief Executive Officer, Episcopal Homes

Mary Clem RouthieauxChief Advancement Officer, Episcopal Homes;Executive Director, Episcopal Homes Foundation

Since March, we have made many improvements to communication practices, reaching residents, families and staff in new ways. Regular communication methods for our COVID-19 status include:

• 1:30 p.m. daily Marvin’s live update on internal Channel 6.1 (recorded version on 3.1)

• 2:00 p.m. daily Marvin’s update video posting to www.episcopalhomes.org

• 2:15 p.m. daily Marvin’s update uploaded to Episcopal Homes Facebook and YouTube channels

• A daily Case Dashboard update including number of tests administered and current active cases on www.episcopalhomes.org/COVID-19

• A weekly written status update to all families, resident and staff each Friday

• A weekly video staff message from Marvin each Wednesday

• Regular communications from building managers on changes that affect individual communities

Marvin Plakut, CEO, gives his daily COVID-19 update video to be shared with residents, staff, families and friends.

For the latest COVID-19 updates, including our case dashboard, please visit www.episcopalhomes.org/covid-19

Today, Episcopal Homes serves 1,400 older adults annually who reside in ten communities situated at key light rail stops along University Avenue in St. Paul and at Becketwood Cooperative in Minneapolis. These communities collectivity offer a full continuum of housing, care and service, including independent apartment, assisted living, and nursing home residences, as well as rehabilitative, memory and home care. Fifty six percent of all residents are low income. Sixty nine percent of apartments offer subsidized affordable housing and nearly half of elders served are people of color. While offering exceptional, five-star housing and care, the true differentiator of Episcopal Homes is its unique focus on building communities that enrich the lives of older adults. We do this by promoting mind, body, spirit wellbeing, active civic engagement and vitality among our diverse community of elders.

COVID-19 Communications

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Frontline staff remain critical connectorAs COVID-19 has and continues to restrict the active social atmosphere around Episcopal Homes, technology has become increasingly important for connectivity. The flexibility and relationships of staff and residents have helped ease the transition from face-to-face contact to more virtual interactions. “By using technology creatively and adapting quickly to emerging needs, we have managed to sustain essential connectedness for our elders,” says Mary Routhieaux, Chief Advancement Officer and Foundation Executive Director.

Episcopal Homes Foundation, aided by your contributions to our COVID-19 Emergency Fund, quickly purchased the technologies in March to support resident wellbeing at a time of great uncertainty and when family members’ in person visits with our beloved residents were curtailed.

These purchases brought some peace of mind for families and residents. Donna Foster, a resident of The Garden’s nursing home, has actively embraced newly available iPads, headsets and staff support to host video chats with one or all three of her daughters. According to daughter Judy, Donna jokes on

Zoom chats about their experience together, “It’s just like Star Trek!”

For Judy and her two sisters, Gayle and Lisa, being connected virtually has really helped during this time. “It’s comforting to be able to see her and talk to her. I think for mom simply being able to see our faces lights up her smile.”

Before COVID-19, residents enjoyed extensive face-to-face programming and family engagement. We often heard residents say they never imagined being so busy. When we stopped large group programming, congregate dining, and access to visitors to keep the virus out of our facilities, many of us did another thing we never imagined–we embraced technology to remain informed, connected and healthy.

Staff quickly learned new ways of working to sustain our mission too. The daily schedules of enrichment staff in our nursing homes are now filled supporting video chats between elders and their loved ones. Frontline staff like Karren McRae are critical to this important work.

“Everyone here eventually becomes part of an extended family. The elders I work with every day are my family. Both of my parents have passed away and so I especially understand the importance of trying to make sure each person has the opportunity to connect with their loved ones,” says Karren McRae, Activities Director, the Gardens.

“This isn’t just a job for me. COVID-19 has been the most difficult thing I’ve ever had to deal with during my 12 years of doing this work and we must continue to do everything we can to keep these wonderful people healthy,” adds Karren.

Resident Life portal and new TV channelsIn addition to video connections, our Wellbeing Program staff now offer adaptions to

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programming, like daily yoga on both our new Resident Life online portal and four new in-house television channels. Similarly, neighbors come together weekly to participate in a journal club on Zoom, and many more access sermons and meditation offerings through our television channels, Facebook Live and Resident Life online.

“We prefer face-to-face interactions, but Coronavirus has sparked about three years of technological growth in just three months as a reflection of how seriously we take elders’ need for relationship and connection,” adds Routhieaux. “We’re excited to launch several new digital offerings that reflect the resilience, courage, and creativity of elders and staff as we all explore opportunities for connection while preventing exposure to Coronavirus.”

Erna Carlstrom, Gardens' resident, was able to connect with her out-of-town family on her 105th birthday thanks to technology.

Contributions needed to sustain and improveThis work didn’t occur without challenges. Those who participate in web or video connections experience internet and video connectivity hiccups due to the intense increase in traffic on the Episcopal Homes' network. Recognizing the network was now being depended on to stay connected, sensors throughout our facilities were quickly added to identify areas for improvement. Support to strengthen the technology infrastructure is needed. Contributions to the COVID-19 Emergency Fund are helping Episcopal Homes respond to the unanticipated need for new devices and infrastructure to keep pace with a new digital way of life.

Digital offerings In addition to programming, new digital offerings provide community access to virus prevention education; Marvin’s daily updates; a campus calendar of events; campus dining options; and grocery delivery support. We hope to continue to expand capability and offerings within our new Resident Life web platform.

Above, Donna Foster enjoys Facetime with her daughter thanks to technology made available by contributors to Episcopal Homes Foundation.

All of these resources can be accessed 24-hours a day at

www.episcopalhomes.org/wellbeing or by clicking the ‘Resident Life’ button

in the upper right corner of our homepage at www.episcopalhomes.org.

COVID-19 Emergency Fund To make a donation, please visit: www.episcopalhomes.org/foundation

The Spiritual Life team began a "Remembering our Neighbors" service for residents who passed away, livestreamed in Leigh Chapel.


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As the COVID-19 outbreak spread rampantly across our nation, Episcopal Homes worked quickly to ensure safety of staff and elders. In addition to accelerating innovation with technology and its communications with staff, elders and families, many friends came together to support our work and serve the needs of our community.

105th birthday party prompts gratitude

Erna Carlstrom recently celebrated her 105th birthday at Episcopal Homes. Amidst visitor restrictions, staff worked creatively so Erna could celebrate with her family. Thanks to technology, Erna talked, shared, and listened as family members came by to sing her birthday song, and to share an "I love you.”

Heather and Greta Iverson, friends of Erna’s family, decided to donate 100 boxes of Girl Scout cookies out of gratitude for staff members and their work.

Handsoap donationJodi Halvorson, daughter of Nancy Begin, Garden’s resident, donated over 1,050 bottles of sanitizing hand soap for residents and staff. Her father owns Creative Labs, a health and beauty manufacturing company in Eagan, that changed its focus to soaps and sanitizers to accommodate needs during the pandemic.

Riots displace more than fifty residents at Kings Crossing

Community

Episcopal Homes received a generous donation of 1,050 bottles of handsoap during the COVID-19 outbreak from Creative Labs, a family business associated with Garden's resident, Nancy Begin.

Above a boxing club called Circle of Discipline in Minneapolis delivers 150-200 bags full of food and sundries to staff and elders in need.

Above, Karren McRae helps Erna Carlstrom celebrate her 105th birthday with her family.

Our staff recently needed to quickly relocate residents of our 50 Kings Crossing apartments in St. Paul’s Frogtown neighborhood when the protests honoring the tragic killing of George Floyd turned destructive. These remarkable and resilient elders are now back home, healthy, safe, and grateful. The necessary move and three days of accommodation elsewhere led to an unplanned $10,000 expense. A week after social unrest ravaged our community, groups donated and delivered free groceries to our campus.

Neighborhood Development Center artists displayed messages of peace and unity at retail locations below Episcopal Homes Kings Crossing apartments.

Joyful messages done in chalk sprouted all around campus–sharing words of encouragement and beautiful art in support of residents and staff.

To view a video of Erna's 105th birthday, go to www.episcopalhomes.org/covid-19

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Volunteers from near and far worked tirelessly to supply frontline workers with homemade face masks and shields at a time when safety equipment was in short supply. More than 3,000 source control masks were made for staff and elders on our campus. “We don’t personally know each person who helped us, but every single mask that was made felt like gold to us,” says Stacy Dunn, Volunteer Program Director. “The impact on our community can be measured by the love that went into each one. More than half of our masks came from a lot of people doing a few at a time. We are incredibly grateful for each and every one.”

More than 80 new volunteers have committed their time since March. Sewing masks, making prayer shawls, serving as phone companions and sending good wishes of joy and love are a few of the ways people are supporting our staff, elders and community at this time.

For more ways you can help, visit: www.episcopalhomes.org/covid-19/ways-you-can-help

Volunteer Feature: Innovation Center at St. Thomas Academy

Episcopal Homes was one of many recipients to receive face shields from the Innovation Center at St. Thomas Academy. “It didn’t take long for us to realize the need within the healthcare setting,” says Mark Westlake of St. Thomas Academy. The Catholic preparatory high school began making face shields in March to respond to community needs.

“Nobody should go to work feeling unsafe. We decided we needed to do our best to fill this need and put our 3-D printers to work making face shields for healthcare workers. After we started our operation, inquiries and letters from all across the nation started coming asking how others could help our efforts.” Westlake and his team started crowdsourcing operations working with other student groups and a variety of organizations, both large and small.

They have been able to fulfill more than 20,000 requests for shields that have been distributed nationally. Requests to help healthcare workers with personal protective equipment shortages are still coming in. The project at the innovation center spearheaded by Westlake aligns with the St. Thomas Academy values and commitment to serving others. “We teach our students empathy. We want them to understand they can make a difference. We teach them servant leadership,” says Westlake. “I feel strongly that I should model this behavior for my students.”

Managing this project has been chaotic at times, but he and his team take it in stride. “I feel like God has prepared me for this COVID-19 project and its chaos all my life,” he adds.

"It is not the magnitude of our actions, but the amount

of love that is put into them that matters."

Clarence Scott, Housekeeping, started as a volunteer with Episcopal Homes. Now, he is the main Housekeeper for the dedicated COVID-19 unit and wears a shield each day.

-Mother Teresa

COVID-19 Donor SupportThe listing below reflects gifts of cash and in kind items to our COVID-19 Emergency Fund from March–May, 2020.

Richard & Jean+ AndersonAnonymous (2)Mary ArlandLynne ArlingtonMargot ArnoldBarbara AshlandAlex & Bill BartolicAnn E. BurkholderHeidi BuschbachChristine ButterHillary CaliguiriBecky CapecchiMarla CavanaughMei Zhen ChengRay ColbyDorothy ColePam CrouseBarbara DennisAlden Drew & Mimie PollardAnna DuusKaren EkdahlJanet FiskNancy Flinn

Marisa GageLinda GeorgeChris GeringerEva M. GjerdahlGeorge & Anne GreenYipei Yuan & Qun GuJodi HalvorsenBarbara Ann HerrmannMarijo & Gary+ HickokRichard & Rosalie HolmesChris & Dick HowardAnne H. & Kenneth E. HultbergRuby Hunt Laverne & Robert+ JaggSuzy Janse-VreelingJanet KreugerBecca LeathersCamille LenlingJeanne LePontJane LivingstonMarcia LockhartJo & Ernest+ LottsfeldtLisa MacDonald

Sue MacIntoshGary & Patricia MahreDusty & George+ MairsNordeast MakersJoanne MasonMarion McCarthyGinger McFaulSue MielenhausenMichael & Kim MuehlbachDave & Judy NassJanette NguyenLan NguyenAlan & Jeanne NordstromDonna NordstromNoreen & Chuck OesterleinCatherine OlsenBrian & Jane OstensoPatty PflazAroha PhilanthropiesSamantha PorterPowrtranQuilters Club from North BranchSusan Robertson

Teresa RousseauSherry SchackLois SchneiderAnn ShortSt. Paul Fire DepartmentSt. Thomas AcademyCharles & Colleen SwopeJanet Marshall-Thoreen & Peter ThoreenLinnea TorstensonJade TrinhKathy VanderwallHong VoAmy M. WallaceYvonne WardNancy WilhiteKelsey WillElaine & Robert+ WillisBochen Zhang

Volunteers

safety efforts

St. Thomas Academy Innovation Center has distributed more than 20,000 face shields to frontline workers since March.

*Gifts came in from many points quickly. Please alert the Foundation if you made a gift from March through May, 2020 but do not see your name listed.

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Food accommodations during COVID-19When our campus went on lockdown, food access had to quickly be adapted to ensure elders had access to the most basic of needs. Episcopal Homes’ culinary team was tasked with changing facility, cooking and staffing plans to find a way to deliver food to residents organized into five zones without movement between zones to prevent risk of contracting or spreading the virus.

When our activity bus services were stopped for independent living communities to prevent exposure to the virus, access to groceries for independent elders was suddenly a challenge. Kristin Aitchison, Creative Ventures Director, quickly spearheaded a team from across the organization to coordinate grocery orders, shopping and delivery for those who were unable to leave campus and did not have nearby family able to drop groceries.

A resident of Cornelia house decided they wanted to buy a plant for each of their fellow neighbors and place them at their doors with a special note.

Requesting to remain anonymous, she has brought about a spirit of gratitude throughout Cornelia House.

“This plant is a gift from one of your neighbors. Hopefully it can be a little reminder that even when the whole world feels shut down, we are still alive and growing. Enjoy. Take Care. Keep Growing.”

Staffcommunity remains resilient

adapt to keep basic needs met;

Since that time, community partners like Cub Foods and Mobility for All have stepped in to assist in filling and delivering these orders. Hurby McDaniel, Manager of the Midway Cub Store, has shared how much he looks forward to meeting Episcopal Homes' residents face-to-face. He feels like he knows them from filling their orders personally with his team since March and has remained committed to making sure they each have what they need.

“We are so appreciative of their efforts to support our elders with such commitment,” says Aitchison. “Even with the challenges resulting from the recent social unrest in our community, Hurby and his team remained committed to ensuring needs were met regardless of the Midway store being closed for a short time.”

Molly and Patty–mother/daughter staff members of our culinary team–paid for resident Pete Anderson's favorite meal and had it delivered to his home in Cornelia House.

Staff members from a variety of departments joined to help bring groceries to residents. From left: Ian Bruess, Director of Community Relations; Gradylee Shapiro, Community Support Liaison; Kristin Aitchison, Creative Ventures Director; Bethany Burns, Director of Community Relations and Anne Slaughter, Resident Services Coordinator.

Anonymous resident brings joy to neighbors

To make a donation to our COVID-19 Emergency Fund, visit www.episcopalhomes.org/foundation


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Episcopal Homes’ mission is to enrich life and build community with older adults. We fulfill our non-profit mission through a commitment to social accountability and responsibility.

In 2018, Episcopal Homes contributed over $2.9 million in resources to support unmet community needs.

2019 Benefit of $2,936,696

Serve regardless of ability to pay$1,924,048Episcopal Homes subsidizes housing and services for the 69% of independent apartment residents who have incomes below the federal poverty level, as well as elders served in skilled care settings.

Enrich quality of life$701,572Episcopal Homes enriches lives through delivery of Creative Ventures, Active Living, and Spiritual Life wellbeing programming to all elders, regardless of their ability to pay.

Reach out to the underserved$121,316Episcopal Homes facilitates resident and staff-led initiatives to give back to the St. Paul community, such as toy drives, clothing drives, quilt donations, meal services and access to community spaces.

Improve access to needed services$80,170Episcopal Homes provides free or limited-fee transportation to and from grocery stores, social and cultural venues that older adults may not otherwise have access to. Episcopal Homes also provides space for health providers to deliver clinical services.

Demonstrate leadership$66,475Managers, directors and staff share time and talents with the greater community and industry through educational presentations, committee participation, professional services, employee scholarships, training and more.

Improve community health$43,115Episcopal Homes offers health clinics, diabetes education, healthy eating programs and physical fitness initiatives to residents and older adults in the greater community.

Social Accountability


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Wellbeing staff have creatively found ways to bring important programming to residents despite COVID-19 restrictions–multiple courtyard singalongs have been held around outdoor spaces with residents singing from their windows and balconies.

A walking group led by Anthony Munkholm, Fitness Specialist, used to walk around the block, but they now average about two miles per day since walking during COVID-19.


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2019 Sources of FundsContributions (unrestricted and restricted)Charges to related parties for fundraisingInvestment (net)Total Revenue

2019 Uses of FundsGrants/Transfers to Episcopal Homes of MNAdministrative Expenses & Depreciation

Total Expenses

Foundation Net Assets as of December 31, 2019

$ 956,249.00$ 292,479.00 $ 1,490,222.002,738,950.00

$ 807,092.00

$ 12,774,690.00

$ 515,589.00$ 291,503.00

2019 Foundation Financials

Gifts Given in Honor Of:Kristin Aitchison Logan PatrickPaul Christopherson Doug and Pat HackmanGloria Delano Tom and Kristen DelanoJogues Epple Susannah M. Smith Rebecca Hawthorne's Board Service Melissa and John UppgrenPhil Rose Logan PatrickLouis Thill Thomas PlankersWade Tobin Donald and Susanne NevinEllen Watters Kathleen WattersPeggy and Milton Wright Susan Armstrong

Gifts Given in Memory Of:Jean Anderson Richard AndersonMargaret Anderson Karen MateerJanice Bierman Jeanette WeilandHelen Blaney Joyce Evans Randy and Donna Blaney JohnsonPauline Brooks Gayle Reynolds and Paul WindschitlAlice Burkholder Alvin Kvaal Ann E. BurkholderLloyd Burkholder Ann E. Burkholder

Lois Cahill Dennis Cahill Elise, Brian and Sieglinde Bruner Beth Calhoon Dusty and George+ Mairs George and Anne GreenRuth Madson Clayton and Vida Swoverland Clayton Tom and Ruth+ ClaytonSylvia Dedon Logan PatrickPatricia Eldredge Dusty and George+ MairsBarbara Grudt Logan PatrickDon Harkcom Byron and Virginia Johnson Carol F. Caywood Dusty and George+ Mairs George and Anne Green Harris E. and Irene E. Miller Jean Doane John T. and Sara Schrag Logan Patrick The Rev. Lyn & John Lawyer Miguel and Ann Dobon Norma Paulson Pam Doerschel Robert Hand Sally and Jim+ Brown Dr. Thomas Harkcom Thomas J. and Beverly Horak Tom and Pamela HoveVincent Hockenberger Margaret HockenbergerGeorgia Howie Ann E. Burkholder Christopher Howie Donald and Cathy Donahue Dusty and George+ Mairs

Thank you to all who honored family, friends and loved ones through a recent memorial or tribute gift. The listing below reflects gifts given from Nov. 1, 2019 – April 30, 2020.

Honoring by Giving


The Rev. Lyn & John Lawyer Mary Caschetta Sarah and Scott Staab Stephen & Heidi BurchRev. James Jenkins Ann Schiffer Elizabeth SullivanIsabelle M. Johnson Barbara E. Lindstrom David A. Johnson Jan Johnson Logan PatrickLynette Kimble Marcia FotschJack M. Kirby Karen DurandKevin Kvale Jay KvaleJack Lund Ann E. Burkholder Christine Nelson Daniel Weigt Dave & Kathy Baker David Schwab and Wendy Gould Janet Richardson Logan Patrick Noreen and Chuck Oesterlein Pamela and Gary Struntz Ruby HuntDorothy MacDonald Dusty and George+ Mairs Phyllis and Robert+ Merrill Richard and Jean+ Anderson Ruby and Donald+ HarkcomBob Mairs Helen MairsJean Marshall Janet Marshall-Thoreen & Peter ThoreenGordon Meeker

We pay tribute to all of you who supported Episcopal Homes in 2019. We offer our deepest gratitude to you who make a difference in the lives of residents and families we serve.

2019 Donor Honor Roll

Charles and Patricia Eversman The Rev. Lyn & John LawyerJim Navarre AnonymousJudy Polenek Rick PolenekOpal Reese Judy and William+ BurnsJohn Relf Susan RelfWilliam Rowe William Rowe FamilyAveril Schreiber Heidi KintzJacqueline V. Swan Paul Stephenson and Barbara SwanJean Wernet Susan Boege Amy Earle Shirley Ferguson Karen and Daniel Goedken Cheryl Stein Debra Schwanz Nancy and Andrew Petschauer Steve and Julie Thompson Jonathan Werner Jane Wernet and Michael WernerFlorence Wertz John WertzJack Whaley Ann E. Burkholder Lloyd and Alice Burkholder++ Jerome and Barbara+ Quinn Alice Wasileski Gregory and Kathryn Whaley Kathy Whaley and Fred Wysoki

Sister Annette SocietyBette & The Rev. Ernest AshcroftBrendan Bannigan & Kathleen Just-BanniganBetty Barrett+Brace & Sue Bennitt++Bette Braasch+Ted & Katy Relf Carlsen++Patricia Rhodes Cepican+Vernice Chasteauneuf+Denise & Justin ColeThe Rev. Wanda Copeland & Tom Johnson+Prudence A. Desmond+Alden Drew & Mimie PollardJohn B. & Virginia Edgerton++Audrey Eisenhardt+Sharron Irene Adkins Estate

Charles Drew Trust EstateDr. Vernon E. & Mary Ann Johnson EstateEliphal Nichols EstateElizabeth Y. Moss EstateGertrude Louise Maiden EstateJoanne Pehler EstateJoseph H. Albrecht EstateKatherine Carpenter EstateKaty Relf Carlsen EstateLily Rothchild EstateMildred Haley Kellogg EstateRuth McMahon EstateThomas Rogers EstateNeil & Jeanne Freeman++Sally S. Frost+Jerry Woelfel & Becky GarthofnerJudith Moore Goff

Helen & The Rev. Alan+ GrantMarvin J. Plakut & Darvia K. HeroldTom & Pamela HoveRuby HuntJames & Norma Jensen++James E. JohnsonWilliam E. JohnsonErling O. & Geneva Johnson++Ruth E. Jones+Phyllis & Alton Kramer++Elaine Larson+Elizabeth & Peter Lockwood++Dusty & George+ MairsKathryn Mathes+Charles & Caroline McDuff++Barbara Merrill+The Rev. Floyd J. Miller+Ray & Iva Nelson++

Walter F. Otto+Pat & Dan+ PanshinWilliam H. & Margaret M. Plummer++Jean & Tom ProbstDoris Rhodes+Patricia SchumacherNancy & Bob Snow++Barbara SnowfieldEleanor Sulerud+Burnett & Jane SullivanThe Rev. Jean & John+ SweseyIrene C. Dahl Family TrustLucille B. Sullivan Memorial TrustBetty Walen+The Ven. Irma Wyman+Philip A. Zoubek+

*Numbers do not include $586,000.00 grant to launch NeighborCare

Creative Ventures$110,951Funded staff, teaching partners (like MacPhail), supplies and transportation integral to delivering extensive artistic and educational programming integral to wellbeing.

Active Living$114, 339Funded staff, supplies, our warm water therapy pool, fitness center and programming focused on functional ability and whole person wellbeing.

Spiritual Life$102,708Funded delivery of spiritual life services by 3 full time chaplains and maintenance of spiritual spaces, integral to fostering meaning, purpose and wellbeing.

Volunteer Services$65,580Funded Episcopal Homes’ Volunteer Program. In 2019, 200 volunteers donated over 8,500 hours and managed Episcopal Homes’ Gift Shop.

Employee Scholarships$46,756Funded employee scholarships with more than $80,000 awarded to seven employees in 2018, which will be paid over the next three years as part one of Episcopal Homes’ new Scholarship Program.

Miscellaneous$75,255

Dianne & Bob+ MarshallHarold & Mary Mattlin++William & Carolyn McCarthyAlice J. McIntosh+Darleen & B. J.+ McLennonMargrett Meservey+Messiah Episcopal ChurchR. T. MooreDoris E. Nowlin+Mr. Richardson B. & Susan Okie++Helen OlsonJames Chip OtnessFerdinanda OtnessDr. Georgiana Paine Palmer+The Rev. Diane McGowan & Dr. Mitchell PearlsteinWilliam H. & Margaret M. Plummer++The Rev. Kay ProvineJerome & Barbara+ QuinnRobert J. & Judith RauMarge & John+ RelfBill & Rachel ReynoldsPaul & Martha+ RhodesMarjorie & Dudley M.+ RuchJohn & Lois SatterbergPaul L. SchroederPatricia SchumacherAnne & Daniel Scott++Nellie Luse Seeger+Andy Currie & Ames SheldonAnthony SilvermanMarguerite A. Smith+The Rev. Richard & Marcia Smith++Nancy & Bob Snow++Barbara SnowfieldWilliam Spellacy+Outreach St. Alban's Episcopal ChurchSt. Christopher's Episcopal ChurchSt. Clement's Episcopal ChurchSt. John in the Wilderness ChurchSt. John the Evangelist ChurchSt. Luke's Episcopal ChurchSt. Mark's Episcopal CathedralSunrise BanksElla Louise Osborne Taylor+Janet Marshall-Thoreen & Peter ThoreenPatricia & James+ ThwaitsRobert & Mari-Lou+ TriebenbachMike TrossenGertrude R. Shiely Charitable TrustLouise F. Dye TrustWilliam E. Perkins TrustDeborah & Paul VeitCynthia VerheyJoe & Jo Ann WardHenrietta WarwickMarion WarwickArvid & Margie Wellman++Western BankMary WhitemanKen & Mary Whitney++Thomas Williams+WipfliDiane & The Rev. Edwin P.+ WittenburgCharles & Elizabeth Woehrle++Ann WyniaPatricia ZajacMarilyn & Raymond Van Zyl++

2019 Contributors^ indicates dedicated philanthropists who have given consistently the past five years or longer* indicates steadfast friends who gave multiple contributions in 2019$25,000+

Fred C. & Katherine B. Andersen FoundationKatherine B. Andersen Fund of The Saint Paul FoundationDavid & Kathleen Carlsen*Alden Drew & Mimie PollardMary & Peter GoveRebecca & Peter HawthorneBrian & Jane Ostenso*St. Stephen's Episcopal Church

$5,000 to $24,999Aroha PhilanthropiesJulie & Doug BakerWill & Paula Bathke*Denise & Justin Cole*Kevin P. FilterHelen & The Rev. Alan + Grant*Hardenbergh FoundationChris & Dick Howard^*Jim & Jan+ JohnsonGeorge LatimerDusty & George + Mairs*George & Diane Power IIIThe Rev. Kay ProvineTrossen Wright Plutowski ArchitectsEllen WattersWellington Management Inc.Wipfli

$1,000 to $4,999Advanced Health InstituteAllina Health SystemRichard & Jean+ AndersonAnonymousBette & The Rev. Ernest Ashcroft^*Betty Barrett+Paul & Paula BernabeiThe Bieber Family FoundationBarbara BlumerBruce & Paulette BrieseDarrell ButterwickDarrell ButterwickBrad & Mary-Louise+ Clary^*Sarah CuthillJoanie & James DelamaterDougherty & Company, LLCCharles & Patricia Eversman*Rick Rinkoff & Julia FergusonCarol ForbesRoxana Freese*Daniel Carlsen & Susan GerstnerMorris Goodwin Jr. & Donna Lindsay-GoodwinJanny and Geoff GothroFrances Bly & Charles HamplePeg HansonMarvin J. Plakut & Darvia K. Herold^*Richard & Rosalie Holmes^*Tom & Pamela Hove^*Ruby Hunt*

Dr. Margaret Jacob & Lynn Hunt FundJames E. JohnsonDavid A. JohnsonWilliam E. JohnsonBetsy & David KellyAlvin KvaalThe Rev. Lyn & John Lawyer*Mary & Michael LiljaStephen & Janet LillybladBarbara E. LindstromHelen & Bob+ MairsAnita Engel Malon & Edward R. Malon+Stephanie MannRobert & Carolyn McClayRichard & Carol McClellanRobert & Polly McCrea Darleen & B. J.+ McLennonLeading Age MinnesotaSarah Jane Nowlin*The Rev. Diane McGowan & Dr. Mitchell Pearlstein^*Ideal PrintersJean & Tom ProbstJerome & Barbara+ Quinn*Robert & Mary Routhieaux*Dr. William& Debbie Rupp*Tom SchaeferMelissa Schneider*Brien Slawik & Monika Strom*Melissa & Greg Struve*The Rev. Jean & John+ Swesey^Craig TheisCynthia Verhey*Henrietta WarwickMarion WarwickDaniel & Jane WhiteMary Whiteman^*Patricia Zajac

$500 to $999Georgiana L Anderson*Frank & Kathi BerdanJames & Bonnie BoehmAnn E. Burkholder^*Mary Sue ComfortSamuel & Jeanne Dean++^*Hamernicks DecoratingLisa Deming*Donate for CharityJake EsselmanBeverly J. & David F.+ Finley^*Mark & Mary Davis FoundationMinneapolis FoundationDianne Del GiornoJudith Moore GoffGretchen & Glen+ GoodmanStanley & Mindy HargroveKimberly HellerVan Lawrence & Nell HillsleyRegina Hogarth*Jon HopemanAnne & Lewis KamiriAnne & William LangfordPhyllis & Stanford+ LehmbergW. Lee Domenick & Jeffrey LukeMalcolm W. & Judy+ McDonald Steven Mork^*Todd OlsonBarbara OsadckySusan Relf

Bill & Rachel ReynoldsPhilip Rose*Marjorie & Dudley M. RuchEmilee Sames^*Thomas & Katherine SwanAnn SyversonJanet Marshall-Thoreen & Peter ThoreenEdward R. Titcomb IIIWade TobinPhilip B. & Anne E. Vander HaarPaul and Carolyn VerretKathleen WattersTerry and Roxanne Wong

$100 to $499Kristin Aitchison^*Terry AlewineEphrem AsheboCheryl BaileyJean BakerDouglas M. & Carole M. BakerDiane P. BarrettAlex & Bill BartolicMark BeattLindsay & David Becker^*Jane & Howard BergstromShirley BethkeRobert BishawChristopher & Erin BowmanSarah & Hudie BroughtonSally & Jim+ BrownJudy & William+ BurnsMargaret BurtonMelvin & Toni CarterMary CaschettaMarla CavanaughSt. John the Evangelist ChurchSt. Clement's Episcopal ChurchTom & Ruth+ ClaytonEdward & Elizabeth ColburnEd & Monica CookTom & Britton Cookaufderworld CorporationAnn T. CrothersLois & John CutlerBeverly DaileyGenevieve DelamaterGloria & James+ DelanoTom & Kristen DelanoJean Doane*Miguel & Ann Dobon^Loris DonahueRick & Phyllis DornLarry & Elizabeth DrummStacy Dunn*Heidi Elmquist^*Dalco EnterprisesAndrea & Patrick Erickson^*Wendy & Roger+ EvansLois Ewert+*Moulton FamilyMary & John FehrAnn FendorfAmy & Dr. Jack FistlerMichelle & Neil FleischhackerSteve & Kathy Flood^Melissa & Jeffery FloodSalley FloodMarcia Fotsch^*Sherri Friedrich*

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Eliza P. Leigh EstateElizabeth Y. Moss EstateEllen WattersFrana CompaniesFrancis H.J. Bickle TrustGeorge & Diane Power IIIGertrude Louise Maiden EstateGlenn Rehbein CompaniesHar Mar, Inc.Helen & The Rev. Alan+ GrantHelen Laura Hagin EstateHerbert Reuter EstateHoward L. Smith TrustIrene C. Dahl Family TrustJames B. Hewitt TrustJames Wilson & Doris Falconer ++Jean & Tom ProbstJohn & Sally CuninghamJohn & Sandra Roe Fund John B. & Virginia Edgerton++John R. Vanderlip TrustJoseph H. Albrecht EstateKathleen Stuart+Kevin P. FilterLemuel Coates Whitney+Lillian J. Russell EstateLucille B. Sullivan Memorial TrustMairs and Power Inc.Mardag FoundationMargaret Anne Ryan TrustMargaret B. Lund Estate TrustMargaret Rivers FundMarion A. Gratz TrustMarvin J. Plakut & Darvia K. HeroldMary & Peter GoveMary Ann Johnson+Mary Sue ComfortMinneapolis FoundationMinnesota State Arts BoardPrudence A. Desmond +Ramsey County HRARebecca & Peter HawthorneRev. Mary Bigelow McMillan+Richard Howe & Charlotte Relf Howe++Rick Rinkoff & Julia FergusonRobert & Carolyn McClayRuby HuntSarah Jane NowlinShelly & Steve RucksSt. Stephen's Episcopal ChurchThe Rev. Jean & John+ SweseyThomas Irvine TrustUnited Thank OfferingVeoliaVernice Chasteauneuf+Warren G. Larkin+Wells Fargo Foundation Will & Paula Bathke$5,000 to $24,999The Rev. Grant & Elaine Tarone AbbottAmerican BankKaren AndersonRichard & Jean+ AndersonBernice M. Anderson+Trossen Wright Plutowski ArchitectsCheryl Bailey Francis BaranyGeorge & Barbara Barany

Betty Barrett+Alex & Mary Lufkin BatinichVerna & Joseph Beaver++Sharon BigotHelen Bjerke+Barbara BlumerThomas & Sandra Boehm++Bette Braasch+Carolyn & Russell BremnerDavid & Karen BrooksRon &The Rev. Debbie BrownAnn E. BurkholderDarrell Butterwick Harvey & Judy Kroesch CaldwellBob & Virginia CarlsonLouise H. Charlton+Helen B. Chase+Brad & Mary-Louise+ ClaryMabel Codere+Joan & Guy+ CummingsLois & John CutlerRoy Dorn & Alletta Wood Jervey+, PH.D.Doris C. Daoust+Mareon Ann Darr+Alice Davis+Samuel & Jeanne Dean++Gloria & James+ DelanoOlivia Dodge+Minnie K. Draheim+Larry & Elizabeth DrummAlice M. Dunlap+Art & Sara Edwards++The Rev. Edwin & Judith EilertsenAudrey Eisenhardt+Alice Emery+The Hale EndowmentPaul & Erica Lebens-EnglundAdelaide Judkins EstateCharles Drew Trust EstateDr. Vernon E. & Mary Ann Johnson EstateEliphal Nichols EstateGertrude Heitmiller+ EstateGrace Willard EstateHazel Garvin EstateLily Rothchild EstateMarion Phyllis Sandberg EstateMildred Haley Kellogg EstateSharron Irene Adkins EstateBeverly J. & David F. + FinleyAmy & Dr. Jack FistlerMiriam Fitzpatrick+Marcia FotschCharles B. Sweatt FoundationGeorge Family FoundationNicholson Family FoundationPhil & Celia Hix FoundationRosalie Heffelfinger Hall of the Minneapolis FoundationSlawik Family FoundationSt. Martin's by-the-Lake FoundationStarr Fund of The Minneapolis FoundationThe Rodman FoundationThe Stevens Square FoundationNeil & Jeanne Freeman++Arvid & Margie Wellman Fund GIVING WoMN Community Fund

Hilligoss Family Fund Louise A. Barton Fund Jerry Woelfel & Becky GarthofnerBill & Penny GeorgeMelissa GilbertsonDavid Girard+Nancy & Willard T. Gove++Jane GreemanNeil B. & June B,+ GriebenowHelen J. Griebenow+Elsie Grimes+Philip B. & Anne E. Vander HaarPaul HagenThe Rev. Rosalie Heffelfinger Hall+Olga M. Hallberg+Frances Bly & Charles HampleDorothy Hand+Peg HansonKatie & Rodney+ HardyEdith Hatch+Dorothy Havlisch+Harry & Patricia HaynsworthJohn & Nancy Hearding++Mary HeltsleyDonald & Dorothy HilligossTom & Pamela HoveMrs. Alice Hovland+Margaret & Ronald Hubbs++Dr. Margaret Jacob & Lynn HuntAssociated Mechanical Contractors Inc.CBS Construction Services, Inc.Kelleher Construction, Inc.Wellington Management Inc.Wells Memorial, Inc.James & Marjorie JacobsenThe Right Rev. James B. Jelinek & Marilyn Wall JelinekJim & Jan+ JohnsonWilliam E. JohnsonThe Rev. Wanda Copeland & Tom Johnson+Erling O. & Geneva Johnson++Donald Jones+Ruth E. Jones+John G. Ordway, Jr.+Anne & Lewis KamiriMike & Christine KarelMay Kellerhals+Esther & Martin+ KelloggBetsy & David KellyRobert & Jean KempMr. & Mrs. Arthur Kemp++Lawrence & Josephine King++Henrietta E. Kipp+Richard & Jan+ KohoutAlvin KvaalFrank LaneFelhaber LarsonGeorge LatimerJohn & Lyn Lawyer Barbara E. LindstromDougherty & Company, LLCElizabeth & Peter Lockwood++Mary E. Lowry+John H. & Catherine E. Lund++Janet & William T. MacNallyStephanie MannCharles Marks & Wyllene Pearson Marks++

Lifetime Giving $250,000 or more David & Kathleen Carlsen

Ted & Katy Relf Carlsen++City of Saint Paul/Metropolitan CouncilIsabella House EstateJoanne Pehler EstateKatherine Carpenter EstateKaty Relf Carlsen EstateF. R. Bigelow FoundationFred C. and Katherine B. Andersen FoundationHardenbergh FoundationJames & Norma Jensen++James E. JohnsonLucy Rosenberry JonesKatherine B. Andersen Fund of The Saint Paul FoundationDusty & George+ MairsMargaret A. Cargill FoundationMinnesota Housing Finance AgencyBarbara B. Morison+Brian & Jane OstensoWalter F. Otto+The Saint Paul FoundationMargaret & Angus Wurtele+The Ven. Irma Wyman+

$100,000 to $249,999Doug & Julie BakerJames H. Binger+Patricia Rhodes Cepican+Denise & Justin ColeRose May Crickmore+Alden Drew & Mimie PollardMary & Peter GoveMeredith Hatch & The Rev. Grant+ RobinsonMargaret Holden EstateIsabella Cooke EstateElaine Larson+Edwin & Susan McCarthyMcCarthy Bjorklund FoundationRuth McMahon EstateThe Rev. Floyd J. Miller+Alfred & Ann MooreJames C. & Mitzi PickardDoris Rhodes+Norma V. Schwartz EstatePhilip A. Zoubek+$25,000 to $99,999Alys & The Rev. Frank WilsonAnne Hellickson EstateAnonymousAroha PhilanthropiesAthwin FoundationBarbara Merrill+Benson-Orth Associates Inc.Bette & The Rev. Ernest AshcroftBetty Walen EstateBjorklund-McCarthy Fund Brace & Sue Bennitt++Brien Slawik and Monika StromBurnett & Jane SullivanChris & Dick HowardPat & Dan PanshinDeaconess Caroline Nosler+Dick Nowlin & Marit Smaby-NowlinEdwards Memorial TrustEleanor Sulerud+


inside back cover -- List of Board of Directors and key staffGeography & populations served

Sarah & Scott StaabMark SteilClinton & Abby StrobelDiane R. StrublePamela & Gary StruntzBob & Diane StupkaLeann E. SullivanJoan B. & Ronald R. TelkesLinda Loan Thanh TranJade TrinhMohamed Turay^*Lawrence G. ValleyClarice VoldLydia VolzJoanne WahlstromAlice WasileskiDaniel WeigtJeanette WeilandGregory and Kathryn WhaleyLouverne I. & Stanley E. WilliamsElaine & Robert+ WillisGayle Reynolds & Paul Windschitl^Jean WylieKathy Whaley & Fred Wysoki

Gifts in KindDalco EnterprisesJeanette Hofstee MilgromIdeal PrintersBrian & Jane OstensoLynne Rossetto KasperJohn & Stephanie Rupp

2019 VolunteersPartnering OrganizationsAvalon SchoolFour Seasons Elementary School– Distinguished LeadersGirl Scout Troop 54121Guadalupe Alternative ProgramsHamline Church United MethodistHealing MinistryHopewell MusicImmanuel Lutheran ChurchKaposia, IncLark SongMessiah Episcopal Church Healing Service TeamSecondhand Hope– Secondhand HoundsSt. Anne's Episcopal Church Healing Touch GroupSt. Clement's Episcopal ChurchSt. John the Baptist Episcopal Church Community of Hope GroupSt. John the Evangelist Episcopal Church Healing Service TeamSt. John Vianney College SeminarySt. Paul Academy and Summit SchoolSt. Paul Public Schools Focus BeyondTeens Encountering Christ, St. Stephens Episcopal ChurchThe Church of St MarkUnity Church–UnitarianUniversity of Minnesota Alzheimers BuddiesUniversity of St Thomas University of St Thomas Pre Health ClubWashington County Senior Community Service Employment ProgramWindsong

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Dennis ChlebeckTessa DayRhonda DeGrossSusan EvansFocus BeyondFour Seasons ElementaryDick GuitonRay GustafsonMarianne KoselMary LeinfelderBenjamin LubetWill MooreChanpraney NhulRosemary O'HaraSharon OverbaughRick RinkoffLaura SorensonJade TrinhWendy WilliamsLilian Zoltai

50 To 100 HoursJoanie DelamaterKen GoldChristina HuckMarion McCarthyMac McClellanJoan NicholsJean ProbstSteven SarrazinRick SwansonJohn WilliamsBetty Wright

1 to 50 HoursMosunmola AdedigbaVera AlenovSam AmundsonJymie AndersonLaurice AndersonMelinda AndersonErnie and Bette AshcroftAmy AtkinsonAbigail BeckerMichael BeckerStacy BennigNicholas BertekSusan BluhmJonathon BokuniewiczJohn BostonGeraldine BurjaHarry BuryEmma ButlerEvan CaldonElizabeth Calhoon+David CarlsenPreston de CathelineauCynthia ClamonsCaley ConneyMickey Cullen+Laura CummingsNathan DavisKiki DickensonQuynh DoElise DunneCindy ElizondoGary EricksonRandall FaneKayla FeldMarjorie FletcherPatricia FrankenfieldDavid GemmelMary GoeringJudith Goff

S. Kelly GorinJenna GullicksonRogina HadiJean HammerMatt HandburyCathy HarmsPat HartshornRebecca HawthorneLinda HewettShawna HornVonda HumburgLuverne JaggHamdi JamaWilliam JewellJim Johnson & Lucy Rosenberry JonesGeorge Kadinger, Jr.Jerome Slawik, Jr.Payong KhangDebi KildeHappy-Sarah KimEmily KingKaren KlemondRandy KoenigsknechtJay KvaleAnne LampsBee Laolae LaoEvelyn LawyerChia LeeIsabel LiBrian LillquistJane LivingstonKaarin LongAnnita LorKaren LorDeborah MagnusonDusty MairsSusan MallisonCarol McClellanDavid McCurdyKaren McLaughlinAmanda MillerSharon MillsLuke MulderinkJudy NassRyan NooraeeBridget Chase-O'HaraPeggy OlsenGloria OlsonRuthann OvenshireJay OverbaughJanice PereyraShannon PetersenAlicia PetersonPamela PetersonAdrienne PopelkaJerry QuinnRaven RahnHenry RoachDr. William & Debbie Rupp Sherry SchackFred SchmidJacob ScottLois SimonChristian SinclairSarah SivrightBrien SlawikKate SobraskePhue SoneLaurel StieblerKaren Strauss

McKenna Family Fund^Jane Kalin Family FundOtness Charitable FundRobertson Family Charitable FundDavid GemmelDonna GenckBarbara GodfreyNetwork for GoodRuth Stryker-Gordon & Ken+ GordonJewelie A. GrapeGeorge & Anne GreenLisa GriebelDonna & Earl+ GustafsonJean HammerDave Hammer^*Anna HansenCheryl HansonThe Rev. Robert & Susan HardmanRuby & Donald+ Harkcom*David & Mona HarmannLeah HarveyLisa Wiens HeinsohnMary HeltsleyBarbara Ann HerrmannNelly Trocome HewettMarijo & Gary+ HickokDamon HighlyMargaret HockenbergerHolcomb-Henry-Boom-Purcell Funeral HomeMajor Erickson Funeral HomeChristopher HowieAnne H. & Kenneth E. HultbergOstvig Tree Inc.Pearl A. Jackson*James & Marjorie JacobsenCynthia A. James*Mark & Paula Jelinek*James L. JelinekMarlene Jensen+Thomas & Gayle JunnilaCarrie Kane*Jane & Gene KayBarbara & Charlie Keffer^*Esther & Martin+ KelloggElaine B. KillenRichard & Jan+ KohoutJay KvaleMark Ladwig^*Abigail McKenzie & Richard LancasterColles Baxter & Dr. John E.+ LarkinBrian LassiterJacqueline LerdahlDaniel A. & Jeannine A. LindhSandra LugerKaren LyonsMonica MaderBetty MaetzoldAudrey & Dennis MagnusonDianne & Bob+ MarshallKaren MateerMarion McCarthySusan Victor-McCarthy & Paul McCarthyLinda Leah Hedemark, MDThe Rev. Heidi Joos, MDMedtronicJohn Cowan & Edie Meissner

Barbara & Craig MengarelliPhyllis & Robert + MerrillSue MielenhausenLinda S. MillerSharon MillsAlfred & Ann MoorePaula & Jim NessaJennifer W. Newberg*Ben-Li NieJulie & Steve Niewald^*Carol NordeenDiane NordstromDick Nowlin & Marit Smaby-NowlinNoreen & Chuck OesterleinRosemary O'HaraJane OlinRodney OlsenKathryn & David OlsonGeorge Omwando*Daniel Onkka & Catherine Lyman-OnkkaErnest OrrJay & Sharon OverbaughClare PadgettPat & Dan+ PanshinAnne & Bill ParkerMargaret & Richard PassmoreLogan Patrick*Daniel Pearson & Anne Miner-PearsonTimothy & Charlene PetersonMary & Kenneth PetersonJosepha R. PetrusWalter J. & Karleen J. PhillipsRick PolenekBrad W. & Linda J. QuardererAngela L. ReedCatharine C ReidBetty & James+ RichardsJoyce C. & James B. RisserCarol RobertsonCalvin & Caroline RoetzelWilliam Rowe+Laurie Jepson & Steve RowleySally Russell*Shirley SailorsBrigitte SandagerJean Sandberg^*Mary Luger-SartorPaul L. SchroederPatricia SchumacherAngela Severson^*Veronica & Nathan ShoreJanet & J. Bradner SmithLois & Lee SnookBarbara Snowfield^*Byron & Connie StarnsPatricia Benson & Philip StraitDavid & Cordy StrandAdam SuomalaGeorge SuzukiPaul Stephenson & Barbara SwanJill & John ThompsonRande TomasRobert & Mari-Lou TriebenbachMike TrossenMelissa & John UppgrenKathleen VellengaLeague of Women VotersAron Van WagnerDenise Ward

Leah Briggs Welch*Stephen & Katherine WellingtonPat & Henry West^*Barbara & Erik WestgardJessica WileySue WillJohn WilliamsSusan M. & Phillip A. WolfeTim and Lois YoungBiloine Young

Up to $100Patricia Anderson*Phil & Linda E AndersonSusan ArmstrongImogene AttigDave & Kathy BakerJerry & Lynn BaxterDonna BeckstadRobert & Sherry BerryCarole BidonLeland & Janey BiggerWalter & Jacqueline BlueJessica Blum*Cheryl BrandauCarol & Tony BrocatoMyron & Randy BruerPatricia BryntesonStephen & Heidi BurchLloyd & Alice Burkholder++Christine ButterMarvin & Sue Cadwell^Priscilla CampbellSammy & Cynthia CasalendaDaniel & Kate CassidyA. M. de CaussinJerry & Marly E. ChaffeJudy & Bruce ClarkPauline & Ersel CoffeltDwight & Nancy ColbyMichael & Teresa DayMary & Kenneth DaytonMary Kay & Bruno DomzalskiDonald & Cathy DonahueKathy & Jim DorganDick & Jan DoughertyRobert & Linda DrobinskiKristine M. DuffyKaren DurandElizabeth DysonBarbara & John EdgarEvelyn EglandBetsy B. & Duey L. ErlienRita FloodRositta FogolinLucy GemloStephen & Viola GerickeJoseph GherityMarlys & Randal GieseckeDavid Schwab & Wendy GouldMarilyn E. GrasdalenDoug & Pat HackmanPhillip & Mary HammondRoger HansenGordon E. HansonDick & Lynn HartshornArdys HeiligJanis HeiligJeanette & Charles HellerGladys & Peter+ HowellBeth & Chris Huizinga

Margaret IngallsChristine JantySteve JenkinsByron & Virginia JohnsonGary P. & Becky JohnsonAnnette E. JohnsonRichard & Rita JuhlPat KalisWorknesh K. KassaCarol KellyJackie KennedyLynette & Donal+ KimbleHeidi KintzMary KirbyDale & Carole Mc LachlanViola Lahtonen+William LakeDouglas & Anna Mae LambertEileen Lardy*Joyce & Gerald+ LarsonNan Skelton & Peter LeachOrland & LaVonne E LeeDeloris LindquistPhyllis De LisiMary Lou M. & Greer E. LockhartJo & Ernest+ LottsfeldtJason King-Lowe^*Andrea LuedtkeRichard Magnuson+Kevin McCarthyMary L. Miller^Blue Cross and Blue Shield of MNBuzz & Janet MorisonCarol & Gerald Mulcahy++Donna MullinsRichard Murray+Ann NelsonChristine NelsonTerry & Laurie NelsonDonald & Susanne NevinAnthony Todd & Melissa NicholsJoan A. NicholsDave & Mary NickelScott H. OlsonHarvey OlsonJoAnn PalmerJennifer L ParkerJerry & Lois+ PattenRobert & Lorraine PellerDoug & Wendy PetersenDianne M. A. PizeyThomas PlankersDiane L. & Perri Graham RaffBeth & Michael ReedDarlene E. ReidJanet RichardsonRoger & Elizabeth RickettsSara RobersonSusan RobertsonKaren E. RollingerBarbara A SanbornVictoria SandbergJohn & Mary ScanlonMike & Kathy SchoenOrena ServatyKathleen SeverinSusannah M. SmithNancy Ashley SpencerLisa & Todd SpiroMoreen Sprungman

Yasmin TamimiRonald Zeno TaylorMargaret ThorJim TiftCynthia UnowskyCharles VarleyTiffany WolfLewis ZeidnerTerri Zierden

We strive for accuracy when preparing these lists and apologize for any errors. We invite you to notify the Foundation office at 651-632-8854 or [email protected] to bring corrections to our attention.

Our CommunitiesTransitional Care & Long-Term CareEpiscopal Church Home1879 Feronia AveSt. Paul, MN 55104651-646-4061

Long-Term CareThe Gardens1860 University AveSt. Paul, MN 55104651-632-8801

Assisted Living & Memory CareIris Park Commons & Katy’s Cottage1850 University AveSt. Paul, MN 55104651-646-1026 Catered LivingThe Terrace at Iris Park502 E. Lynnhurst AveSt. Paul, MN 55104651-272-4960

Independent LivingCornelia House1840 University AveSt. Paul, MN 55104651-288-3931

Affordable Living:Seabury1830 University AveSt. Paul, MN 55104651-379-5102

Kings Crossing500 N Dale StSt. Paul, MN 55103651-493-4606

Carty Heights412 Dunlap St NSt. Paul, MN 55104651-288-1142

Midway Pointe1880 University AveSt. Paul, MN 55104651-209-8500

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