Arbor CommonsArbor Lakes Bassett Creek Bii Di Gain Dash Anwebi * Bloomington Family TownhomesBoulevard GardensCathedral Hill Homes Century TrailsCity Flats Commerce ApartmentsCommerce Historic Concordia ArmsCrown Ridge Apartments Delano CommonsDovetail CooperativeEast Shore PlaceEast Village Fair�eld TerraceFord House, Inc.Four Seasons Community HousingGarden TerraceGarden Terrace CommonsGoldendale HomesGranada Lakes Townhomes *Greenvale PlaceGreenwood Apartments of MinneapolisHoward Lake ApartmentsKingsley CommonsKosciolek HouseLake Shore Townhomes Lexington CommonsLinden Place Little Falls MeadowridgeMaple HillsMaple Terrace

Maples ApartmentsMetro ApartmentsMount Carmel ManorMulberry FlatsNew Village North GablesNorwood SquareOak Ridge ManorOak TerracePleasant Place ApartmentsRamsey CommonsRed Rock ManorNorthpoint TownhomesRiverview Apartments *Robbins Way Robert WillSt. Anne's CommunitySt. Michael'sSeward Tower East *Seward Tower West *Shingle Creek Silver Lake PointeSkyline Tower South HavenSouth Shore ParkSpruce Place of Farmington Success Family Housing Summit PointSunrise ManorThe CooperageTorre De San MiguelTowne Club Senior HousingTrails Edge Townhomes Valley Square CommonsVicksburg Commons   

Views at City WalkVista VillageWellstone CommonsWest Broadway CrescentWestminster PlaceWestonka EstatesWhittier Community HousingWinnetka WestYorkdale Townhomes

Bishop's Creek Brewery PointFlorist GardensFranklin Senior HousingGlenbrook CommunityHistoric Hotel NorthernHistoric Teweles SeedRiver Mill Senior Residence

Bloomsbury VillageDes Moines Street VillageStewart Park ApartmentsStewart Park Townhomes The MeadowsThe TallcornUnity Square Townhomes

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CommonBond housing communities are wonderful!

I experienced a lot of drama and bad experiences before

finding you guys, and what a blessing. I am settled, met

many new friends, have access to computers, underground

parking - it is GREAT! I will be taken out of here feet

first, hopefully not anytime soon. It is literally a dream

come true to be living here.

�ank you CommonBond,

Peggy

Q U O T A B L E

2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBERS

Margaret Belanger, CSJCarondelet Village

Mary BennettFirst Vice President, Wealth AdvisorMorgan Stanley Wealth Management

Dana S. CottrellTeam LeadXcel Energy

Debora Frodl Chief Strategist and Product DevelopmentGE Capital

Lori HumePartner, Private Client ServicesWIPFLi, LLC

Paul J. Jungquist Vice President-Portfolio ManagerSit Investment Associates

Kathleen (Katie) KelleyGroup Managing Director Commercial BankingBMO Harris Bank

Allyson KnudsenExecutive Vice PresidentWells Fargo Home Mortgage

James A. Kump Vice President Investment OperationsTravelers

Sahra NoorCEOPeople’s Center Health Services

Sr. Carol Rennie, OSBSpiritual DirectorBenedictine Center of St. Paul’s Monastery

Tony SatterthwaitePresident, Cummins Power GenerationCummins, Inc.

John SchwabPartner in Charge, Construction and Real EstateWIPFLi, LLC

Judith TitcombDiscovery DirectorPulse Innovation

Richard WickaPrincipalFrauenshuh HealthCare Real Estate Solutions

Todd WilkinsonPresident & CEODatacard Group

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Thomas F. Jasper, CHAIRVice Chairman – Funding, Operations and FinanceTCF Financial Corporation

Deidre Lal Schmidt, PRESIDENTPresident & CEOCommonBond Communities

Eduardo Padilla, VICE CHAIRChief Executive Of�cerNorthMarq Capital

Tom Joyce, SECRETARYSenior CounselDorsey & Whitney, LLP

Vicki Duncomb, TREASURERV.P. - Chief Financial Of�cerDolan MediaThe Dolan Company

Kyle HansenExecutive Vice PresidentU.S. Bank, Commercial Real Estate

Michele MeyerSVP, PresidentGeneral Mills, Meals Division

Mark RauenhorstPresidentMarren Properties

Carleen RhodesPresident and CEOMinnesota Philanthropy Partners

Terri ThaoProgram DirectorNexus Community Partners

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COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES1080 MONTREAL AVENUE ST. PAUL MN 55116

651.291.1750

There are many ways to support CommonBond Communities as we strive to advance our mission. Whether you donate, participate, or advocate we ask that you continue to lend your support. Learn more at commonbond.org.

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DEIDRE LAL SCHMIDTPRESIDENT AND CEO

THE KEYS TO 2014COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 1 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

In 2014, I was selected as only the third CEO in CommonBond’s 43-year history. What an honor to be the next steward of this organization and its mission. CommonBond’s sta� and board didn’t miss a beat in the midst of the CEO search and hand-o�.

During this time CommonBond also:• set a new three-year strategic plan, • renovated and moved into our new headquarters, • started an inclusion council and committed to thoughtful examination of diversity, • completed a review of our signature Advantage Services and,• constructed one of our most important housing communities to date; the Upper Post Veterans Community - homes for formerly homeless veterans at historic Fort Snelling. We are thankful for our many community partners who share our belief that resident stability and independence is bolstered by affordable housing combined with services. It makes sound financial sense and more importantly, based on the countless resident success stories we hear, it changes lives and communities. In the future, CommonBond will be exploring alternative means to provide affordable housing. This will require that we lean heavily on our values of innovation, partnership, and excellence. The need is great, but our resolve is greater. Your support and cooperation is essential and deeply appreciated. With gratitude,

ELLEN HIGGINSVICE PRESIDENT OF ACQUISITION & DEVELOPMENT

IF YOU BUILD IT THEY WILL COME . . .

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S P O T L I G H THOUSING

l WEST BROADWAY CRESCENT l MINNEAPOLIS l MN l

In 2014, CommonBond successfully closed its �rst homeless veterans housing transaction in Minnesota along with two portfolio preservation developments in Iowa and Minnesota. A number of other projects completed construction in 2014 as well, deliver-ing 400 housing units and exceeding developer fee goals. A big success for CommonBond was the full opening of our two senior housing communi-ties in Rochester and Minneapolis, as well as �e Tallcorn apartments in Marshalltown, Iowa.

In 2015, we will complete lease-up of West Broadway Crescent in North Minneapolis and begin leasing the Fort Snelling Veterans development.

We continue to identify new opportu-nities and partnerships within our current geography while researching and growing new relationships in our newly identi�ed growth markets.

We are assessing naturally a�ordable, non-regulated, development opportu-

CommonBond completed construction on West

Broadway Crescent in North Minneapolis in 2014.

This affordable housing development brings 54

apartments to North Minneapolis and is integral to

the transformation and rebuilding that is taking

place in the area. CommonBond partnered with the

City of Minneapolis, Basilica of Saint Mary, Minnesota

Housing Finance, MET Council, Enterprise, and others

to make this dream a reality. Residents have the

convenience of an enhanced transit stop, local

community resources, and CommonBond’s

award-winning Advantage Services.

nities as part of our development diversi�cation strategy – a pillar of the 2014-2016 Strategic Plan.

Other highlights of 2014 include:

• Reinvesting in our Cathedral Hill Homes community in St. Paul.

• Participating in the Seward Towers Corporation (STC) rehabilitation and re�nance of 640 apartments in the Seward neighborhood of Minneapolis; CommonBond has participated on the STC board since 1997.

• Pursuing new development opportunities in Omaha, NE.

THE TALLCORNMARSHALLTOWN, IA

Excellence

..........................

I wanted to have a safe and stable place to live so I can continue to work, my son can remain in the same school, and we can be part of our community in North Minneapolis. I want to thank all of you for making it possible for me and my son to have a place to call home.

~ Brittany, resident, West Broadway Crescent

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 2 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 3 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Q U O T A B L E

ELLEN HIGGINSVICE PRESIDENT OF ACQUISITION & DEVELOPMENT

IF YOU BUILD IT THEY WILL COME . . .

................................................................................................................................................................

S P O T L I G H THOUSING

l WEST BROADWAY CRESCENT l MINNEAPOLIS l MN l

In 2014, CommonBond successfully closed its �rst homeless veterans housing transaction in Minnesota along with two portfolio preservation developments in Iowa and Minnesota. A number of other projects completed construction in 2014 as well, deliver-ing 400 housing units and exceeding developer fee goals. A big success for CommonBond was the full opening of our two senior housing communi-ties in Rochester and Minneapolis, as well as �e Tallcorn apartments in Marshalltown, Iowa.

In 2015, we will complete lease-up of West Broadway Crescent in North Minneapolis and begin leasing the Fort Snelling Veterans development.

We continue to identify new opportu-nities and partnerships within our current geography while researching and growing new relationships in our newly identi�ed growth markets.

We are assessing naturally a�ordable, non-regulated, development opportu-

CommonBond completed construction on West

Broadway Crescent in North Minneapolis in 2014.

This affordable housing development brings 54

apartments to North Minneapolis and is integral to

the transformation and rebuilding that is taking

place in the area. CommonBond partnered with the

City of Minneapolis, Basilica of Saint Mary, Minnesota

Housing Finance, MET Council, Enterprise, and others

to make this dream a reality. Residents have the

convenience of an enhanced transit stop, local

community resources, and CommonBond’s

award-winning Advantage Services.

nities as part of our development diversi�cation strategy – a pillar of the 2014-2016 Strategic Plan.

Other highlights of 2014 include:

• Reinvesting in our Cathedral Hill Homes community in St. Paul.

• Participating in the Seward Towers Corporation (STC) rehabilitation and re�nance of 640 apartments in the Seward neighborhood of Minneapolis; CommonBond has participated on the STC board since 1997.

• Pursuing new development opportunities in Omaha, NE.

THE TALLCORNMARSHALLTOWN, IA

Excellence

..........................

I wanted to have a safe and stable place to live so I can continue to work, my son can remain in the same school, and we can be part of our community in North Minneapolis. I want to thank all of you for making it possible for me and my son to have a place to call home.

~ Brittany, resident, West Broadway Crescent

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 2 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 3 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Q U O T A B L E

LISA WILCOX-ERHARDTVICE PRESIDENT OF PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE . . .

The Cooperage Minneapolis, MN 60 Units Senior 202 PRAC

The Tallcorn Marshalltown, IA 49 Units Family Tax Credit

Towne Club Rochester, MN 40 Units Senior 202 PRAC

Views at City Walk Woodbury, MN 45 Units Senior / Disability Tax Credit

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2 0 1 4 N E W P R O P E R T I E S

Physical Occupancy Average: 98.08%

Economic Occupancy Average: 97.90%

New Units Added: 194Revenues: $288,000 over the anticipated budget of $3.6 Million

H I G H L I G H T S2014

l THE COOPERAGE l MINNEAPOLIS l MN l

CommonBond’s mission is predicated on the belief that a quality a�ordable home is a basic foundation for the stability and independence of our residents.

Our housing portfolio’s overall performance has increased steadily for the past three years and is now operating on a strong platform built for continued success. Our role in providing well managed, a�ordable housing that is safe, comfortable, and sustainable for our residents is at the center of the property management depart-ment’s daily work.

With over 6,000 applicants on our wait lists and numerous housing inquiries every day, we are cognizant of the ever-present need and demand for high quality a�ord-able housing throughout the region. Understanding this gap is a signi�cant motiva-tor within Property Management to develop systems to �ll unit vacancies as quickly as possible to maximize utilization and provide homes to those in need.

In 2014 CommonBond Communities added four new developments serving

families, seniors, and those with disabilities. These new properties opened

the doors for 194 new households in Minnesota and Iowa.

Wisconsin continues to be a growth area that CommonBond Communities has put a strong focus on over the last several years. With eight properties comprising 497 units, CommonBond saw a benefit in establishing a corporate presence in Wiscon-sin. A Milwaukee-based regional manager was hired to specifically oversee the Wisconsin portfolio. We are now better positioned to serve our residents, support our Wisconsin staff, and increase our visibility in the community and throughout the industry.

TOWNE CLUB SENIOR HOUSINGROCHESTER, MN

Respect

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COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 4 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 5 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

LISA WILCOX-ERHARDTVICE PRESIDENT OF PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE . . .

The Cooperage Minneapolis, MN 60 Units Senior 202 PRAC

The Tallcorn Marshalltown, IA 49 Units Family Tax Credit

Towne Club Rochester, MN 40 Units Senior 202 PRAC

Views at City Walk Woodbury, MN 45 Units Senior / Disability Tax Credit

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2 0 1 4 N E W P R O P E R T I E S

Physical Occupancy Average: 98.08%

Economic Occupancy Average: 97.90%

New Units Added: 194Revenues: $288,000 over the anticipated budget of $3.6 Million

H I G H L I G H T S2014

l THE COOPERAGE l MINNEAPOLIS l MN l

CommonBond’s mission is predicated on the belief that a quality a�ordable home is a basic foundation for the stability and independence of our residents.

Our housing portfolio’s overall performance has increased steadily for the past three years and is now operating on a strong platform built for continued success. Our role in providing well managed, a�ordable housing that is safe, comfortable, and sustainable for our residents is at the center of the property management depart-ment’s daily work.

With over 6,000 applicants on our wait lists and numerous housing inquiries every day, we are cognizant of the ever-present need and demand for high quality a�ord-able housing throughout the region. Understanding this gap is a signi�cant motiva-tor within Property Management to develop systems to �ll unit vacancies as quickly as possible to maximize utilization and provide homes to those in need.

In 2014 CommonBond Communities added four new developments serving

families, seniors, and those with disabilities. These new properties opened

the doors for 194 new households in Minnesota and Iowa.

Wisconsin continues to be a growth area that CommonBond Communities has put a strong focus on over the last several years. With eight properties comprising 497 units, CommonBond saw a benefit in establishing a corporate presence in Wiscon-sin. A Milwaukee-based regional manager was hired to specifically oversee the Wisconsin portfolio. We are now better positioned to serve our residents, support our Wisconsin staff, and increase our visibility in the community and throughout the industry.

TOWNE CLUB SENIOR HOUSINGROCHESTER, MN

Respect

..........................

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 4 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 5 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

JESSIE HENDELASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT OF ADVANTAGE SERVICES

ALL SYSTEMS GO . . .

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CommonBond’s 2014-2016 Strategic Plan established as a key priority “maxi-mizing resident services” by ensuring long-term impact and sustainability. �e �rst step was to work with an outside consulting �rm to do a review and assessment of all Advantage Services programs and make recommendations for our long-term priority focus areas. CommonBond sta� spent a signi�cant part of the year re�ecting upon and re�ning our model.

�e program review process identi�ed that a critical piece of work Advantage Services brings to the organization is supporting residents with long-term stability and independence. �is means working closely with adult residents to resolve �nancial crises that may impact their ability to continue to pay rent and live in our housing. Resolving these issues has tremendous impact on positive outcomes for children who avoid moving, which causes disruptions in schools attended and educational outcomes.

F O C U S O NYO U T H

2014244 young people participated in the Study Buddies Program.

In 2014, 63% of our Study Buddies participants were performing at grade-level in Reading and Math, compared to Minneapolis and Saint Paul school’s data of 40%.

100% of high school seniors participating in our programs graduated from high school and 90% of that group advanced to higher education.

adults secured employment with the support of CommonBond staff.

seniors remained independent in their housing with the support of CommonBond staff.

of the residents at risk due to financial and other crises had their issues resolved and remained in their housing. CommonBond saved over one million dollars in turn-over and related costs in 2014.

Our stability and independence work with seniors often focuses on working closely with residents to get supports in place so they can remain independent in their housing as they age. For exam-ple, activities that enable the residents to get meals delivered to their apart-ments or home-health services.

As we move into 2015 and beyond, Advantage Services will continue our key work in education and advance-ment with young people through our Study Buddies program and with adults through our Career Advantage program. Health and wellness activities, while relatively new to Advantage Services, have shown positive initial results and we will continue to explore partners and opportunities in this area.

�rough 2015 we will continue to re�ne this work as well asweave community building and engagement opportunitiesthroughout everything we do.

2 0 1 4 H I G H L I G H T S

Innovation

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COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 6 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 7 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

28881585%

JESSIE HENDELASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT OF ADVANTAGE SERVICES

ALL SYSTEMS GO . . .

................................................................................................................................................................

CommonBond’s 2014-2016 Strategic Plan established as a key priority “maxi-mizing resident services” by ensuring long-term impact and sustainability. �e �rst step was to work with an outside consulting �rm to do a review and assessment of all Advantage Services programs and make recommendations for our long-term priority focus areas. CommonBond sta� spent a signi�cant part of the year re�ecting upon and re�ning our model.

�e program review process identi�ed that a critical piece of work Advantage Services brings to the organization is supporting residents with long-term stability and independence. �is means working closely with adult residents to resolve �nancial crises that may impact their ability to continue to pay rent and live in our housing. Resolving these issues has tremendous impact on positive outcomes for children who avoid moving, which causes disruptions in schools attended and educational outcomes.

F O C U S O NYO U T H

2014244 young people participated in the Study Buddies Program.

In 2014, 63% of our Study Buddies participants were performing at grade-level in Reading and Math, compared to Minneapolis and Saint Paul school’s data of 40%.

100% of high school seniors participating in our programs graduated from high school and 90% of that group advanced to higher education.

adults secured employment with the support of CommonBond staff.

seniors remained independent in their housing with the support of CommonBond staff.

of the residents at risk due to financial and other crises had their issues resolved and remained in their housing. CommonBond saved over one million dollars in turn-over and related costs in 2014.

Our stability and independence work with seniors often focuses on working closely with residents to get supports in place so they can remain independent in their housing as they age. For exam-ple, activities that enable the residents to get meals delivered to their apart-ments or home-health services.

As we move into 2015 and beyond, Advantage Services will continue our key work in education and advance-ment with young people through our Study Buddies program and with adults through our Career Advantage program. Health and wellness activities, while relatively new to Advantage Services, have shown positive initial results and we will continue to explore partners and opportunities in this area.

�rough 2015 we will continue to re�ne this work as well asweave community building and engagement opportunitiesthroughout everything we do.

2 0 1 4 H I G H L I G H T S

Innovation

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COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 6 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 7 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

28881585%

ANN RUFFVICE PRESIDENT OF RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

A HOME RUN!

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S P O T L I G H TPROJECT

l UPPER POST VETERANS COMMUNITY l FORT SNELLING l MN l 2 0 1 4 H I G H L I G H T S

It is inspiring, humbling, and amazing what can happen when more than 1,000 individuals, corporations, and foundations come together to support Common-Bond’s work. With the circle of support around CommonBond, we had some incredible fundraising and public visibility success.

�e community has fully embraced CommonBond’s housing development at Fort Snelling that will be home to 58 individuals and families in 2015. UnitedHealth Group provided equity through a partnership with the Minnesota Equity Fund, utilizing Low Income Housing and Historic Preservation Tax Credits. Minnesota Housing, the other major investor, has allocated Housing Infrastructure Bonds. Additional funding partners include the U.S. Department of Veterans A�airs, Home Depot Foundation, the Family Housing Fund, and the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation.

CommonBond was also fortunate to be awarded an extraordinary grant from Major League Baseball, the Minnesota Twins, and the Pohlad Family Foundation as a part of the All-Star Game. �eir generous contribution provided support for the on-site Advantage Center as a part of this housing community.

Additional support has come from Allianz, local VFW organizations, American Legions, and other military service groups. A generous couple helped establish an endowment fund for serving veterans. We have received unprecedented media exposure for this new development both locally and nationally.

�is is all a testament to how diverse and strategic collaborations maximize our impact on residents and communities.

The Annual Fund was the largest in CommonBond’s history raising $4.3 million and overall, $7.3 million was raised in 2014 / CommonBond’s endowment fund has grown to $7.5 million / The Paul Fate Endowment for Youth was established in honor of former CEO Paul Fate’s retirement / Margaret A. Cargill Foundation provided CommonBond a second grant supporting our Housing Investment Fund and Advantage Services / CommonBond’s GrandeGala and Birdies for Hope raised more than $800,000 to support Advantage Services

Situated on a bluff overlooking the confluence of two major rivers, Fort Snelling served the military for over 120 years. Now, with CommonBond’s Upper Post Veterans Community, Fort Snelling comes full circle providing stable housing with supportive services to our nation’s brave.

A highly-publicized groundbreaking in 2014 kicked off one of CommonBond’s most important projects in the past 43 years. Thanks to the shared vision of our project partners and the generous support from numerous military and civilian communities, veterans now have a place to reflect, rebuild, and reshape their futures.

Partnership

.........................

CommonBond was honored with the 2014 Excellence Award for large nonpro�ts by MAP for

Nonpro�ts and Minnesota Council of Nonpro�ts.

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 8 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 9 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

ANN RUFFVICE PRESIDENT OF RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

A HOME RUN!

................................................................................................................................................................

S P O T L I G H TPROJECT

l UPPER POST VETERANS COMMUNITY l FORT SNELLING l MN l 2 0 1 4 H I G H L I G H T S

It is inspiring, humbling, and amazing what can happen when more than 1,000 individuals, corporations, and foundations come together to support Common-Bond’s work. With the circle of support around CommonBond, we had some incredible fundraising and public visibility success.

�e community has fully embraced CommonBond’s housing development at Fort Snelling that will be home to 58 individuals and families in 2015. UnitedHealth Group provided equity through a partnership with the Minnesota Equity Fund, utilizing Low Income Housing and Historic Preservation Tax Credits. Minnesota Housing, the other major investor, has allocated Housing Infrastructure Bonds. Additional funding partners include the U.S. Department of Veterans A�airs, Home Depot Foundation, the Family Housing Fund, and the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation.

CommonBond was also fortunate to be awarded an extraordinary grant from Major League Baseball, the Minnesota Twins, and the Pohlad Family Foundation as a part of the All-Star Game. �eir generous contribution provided support for the on-site Advantage Center as a part of this housing community.

Additional support has come from Allianz, local VFW organizations, American Legions, and other military service groups. A generous couple helped establish an endowment fund for serving veterans. We have received unprecedented media exposure for this new development both locally and nationally.

�is is all a testament to how diverse and strategic collaborations maximize our impact on residents and communities.

The Annual Fund was the largest in CommonBond’s history raising $4.3 million and overall, $7.3 million was raised in 2014 / CommonBond’s endowment fund has grown to $7.5 million / The Paul Fate Endowment for Youth was established in honor of former CEO Paul Fate’s retirement / Margaret A. Cargill Foundation provided CommonBond a second grant supporting our Housing Investment Fund and Advantage Services / CommonBond’s GrandeGala and Birdies for Hope raised more than $800,000 to support Advantage Services

Situated on a bluff overlooking the confluence of two major rivers, Fort Snelling served the military for over 120 years. Now, with CommonBond’s Upper Post Veterans Community, Fort Snelling comes full circle providing stable housing with supportive services to our nation’s brave.

A highly-publicized groundbreaking in 2014 kicked off one of CommonBond’s most important projects in the past 43 years. Thanks to the shared vision of our project partners and the generous support from numerous military and civilian communities, veterans now have a place to reflect, rebuild, and reshape their futures.

Partnership

.........................

CommonBond was honored with the 2014 Excellence Award for large nonpro�ts by MAP for

Nonpro�ts and Minnesota Council of Nonpro�ts.

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 8 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 9 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

RACHEL ROBINSONVICE PRESIDENT OF ASSET MANAGEMENT

IT ALL ADDS UP . . .

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OUR NEW HOMEWELCOME!

l 1080 MONTREAL AVENUE l ST. PAUL l MN l

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 10 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Whenever I come into contact with a CommonBond employee, I am always greeted with a warm smile. They all do their jobs with enthusiasm and you can see a sparkle in their eyes because they are working for a cause they sincerely believe in.

In 2014 CommonBond opened the doors to

our new headquarters at 1080 Montreal Avenue

in St Paul. This property offers a welcoming

environment for CommonBond’s staff, partners,

and the community. We are proud to have

facilities that reflect stewardship of our assets

and resources as well as giving us the

opportunity to grow for a long time to come.

At CommonBond, we value partnership in creating homes. We share the goal of providing quality a�ordable housing with our partners and they express a great deal of trust when they invest with CommonBond. �roughout the life cycle of our housing communities we are working to exceed our partners’ expectations by practic-ing sound real estate business, balancing �nancial sustainability with our mission, and building trust with our capacity as a dynamic non-pro�t.

Each CommonBond housing community represents a signi�cant investment in our goal of providing safe and stable a�ordable homes for individuals and families. Our shared beliefs and strong partnerships with public, private, and philanthropic partners are what really turn our vision into reality.

CASE STUDYIn 2014, we engaged in a collaborative e�ort to preserve a community that is home to 25 families. Valley Square Commons provides large townhomes in Golden Valley that are a scarce resource in a suburban community near dense shopping and transit. �e units are in high demand and consistently occupied, and the property displays a high standard of a�ordable housing. However, the unit rents are very limited to meet the a�ordability needs of families in the community. CommonBond’s Asset Management department approached the funding partners on Valley Square to work out a plan to stabilize the �nances of the property. Our partners provided creative solutions to a re�nancing that will allow long-term �nancial stability for Valley Square while retaining extreme a�ordability for the families.

Integrity

..........................

~ Wally, resident, Norwood Square

VALLEY SQUARE COMMONSGOLDEN VALLEY, MN

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 11 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Q U O T A B L E

RACHEL ROBINSONVICE PRESIDENT OF ASSET MANAGEMENT

IT ALL ADDS UP . . .

................................................................................................................................................................

OUR NEW HOMEWELCOME!

l 1080 MONTREAL AVENUE l ST. PAUL l MN l

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 10 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Whenever I come into contact with a CommonBond employee, I am always greeted with a warm smile. They all do their jobs with enthusiasm and you can see a sparkle in their eyes because they are working for a cause they sincerely believe in.

In 2014 CommonBond opened the doors to

our new headquarters at 1080 Montreal Avenue

in St Paul. This property offers a welcoming

environment for CommonBond’s staff, partners,

and the community. We are proud to have

facilities that reflect stewardship of our assets

and resources as well as giving us the

opportunity to grow for a long time to come.

At CommonBond, we value partnership in creating homes. We share the goal of providing quality a�ordable housing with our partners and they express a great deal of trust when they invest with CommonBond. �roughout the life cycle of our housing communities we are working to exceed our partners’ expectations by practic-ing sound real estate business, balancing �nancial sustainability with our mission, and building trust with our capacity as a dynamic non-pro�t.

Each CommonBond housing community represents a signi�cant investment in our goal of providing safe and stable a�ordable homes for individuals and families. Our shared beliefs and strong partnerships with public, private, and philanthropic partners are what really turn our vision into reality.

CASE STUDYIn 2014, we engaged in a collaborative e�ort to preserve a community that is home to 25 families. Valley Square Commons provides large townhomes in Golden Valley that are a scarce resource in a suburban community near dense shopping and transit. �e units are in high demand and consistently occupied, and the property displays a high standard of a�ordable housing. However, the unit rents are very limited to meet the a�ordability needs of families in the community. CommonBond’s Asset Management department approached the funding partners on Valley Square to work out a plan to stabilize the �nances of the property. Our partners provided creative solutions to a re�nancing that will allow long-term �nancial stability for Valley Square while retaining extreme a�ordability for the families.

Integrity

..........................

~ Wally, resident, Norwood Square

VALLEY SQUARE COMMONSGOLDEN VALLEY, MN

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 11 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Q U O T A B L E

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 13 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

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KEVIN MYRENCHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

2014 was another great year for �nancial performance of CommonBond Com-munities. �e organization’s net assets increased by almost $8.6 million on an unconsolidated basis from the prior year. �is is an impressive bottom line for sure. Of this, almost $8.1 million was generated to support the construction of large housing assets and, although it enhances the balance sheet, it is not available to pay operating expenses of the organization. Another $400,000 of the bottom line was the increase in the endowment fund that includes a limitation that only certain earnings can be used to support operations; the balance carries forward to future years to provide resources for the long-term support of Advantage Services. A little less than $100,000 was provided on the bottom line to further cover the reinvestment in the organization to help us grow and maximize mission into the future. �e �nancial position of CommonBond has expanded to meet a growing need for a�ordable housing and CommonBond is positioned to help meet that need.

BY THE NUMBERS

REVENUEContributions $6,498Fees for Service Property Management 3,906 Housing Development 3,886 Advantage Services 1,072 Other Fees & Reimbursement s 654Government Grants 558Property Related Incomes 4,081Investment Income 984

TOTAL REVENUE $21,639

EXPENSESProperty Management $4,032Housing Development 2, 338Advantage Services 4,126Asset Management 698Community Engagement 19Supportive Services 2,153

TOTAL EXPENSES 13,336Change in net assets beforeother income $8,273

OTHER INCOMERealized and Unrealized Gains on Investments 438Losses from Partnerships (115)

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $8,596* In thousands

REVENUE

EXPENSES

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COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 12 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

People of all ages value their ability to live independently. CommonBond Communities developed a high-quality, affordable housing community for both seniors and individuals with physical disabilities in Woodbury, MN. Views at City Walk was constructed using universal design criteria to ensure that people of all ages and abilities are able to live inde-pendently for as long as possible. The Metropolitan Council’s Livable Communities Design Account grant funds were used to construct a storm water cistern that will capture rain water to be reused for irrigation. The project's exterior finishes meet the City of Woodbury’s requirements to include 65% Class 1 materials and compatible design characteristics to the surrounding City Walk developments, which include masonry, glass, and copper paneling.

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KEVIN MYRENCHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

2014 was another great year for �nancial performance of CommonBond Com-munities. �e organization’s net assets increased by almost $8.6 million on an unconsolidated basis from the prior year. �is is an impressive bottom line for sure. Of this, almost $8.1 million was generated to support the construction of large housing assets and, although it enhances the balance sheet, it is not available to pay operating expenses of the organization. Another $400,000 of the bottom line was the increase in the endowment fund that includes a limitation that only certain earnings can be used to support operations; the balance carries forward to future years to provide resources for the long-term support of Advantage Services. A little less than $100,000 was provided on the bottom line to further cover the reinvestment in the organization to help us grow and maximize mission into the future. �e �nancial position of CommonBond has expanded to meet a growing need for a�ordable housing and CommonBond is positioned to help meet that need.

BY THE NUMBERS

REVENUEContributions $6,498Fees for Service Property Management 3,906 Housing Development 3,886 Advantage Services 1,072 Other Fees & Reimbursement s 654Government Grants 558Property Related Incomes 4,081Investment Income 984

TOTAL REVENUE $21,639

EXPENSESProperty Management $4,032Housing Development 2, 338Advantage Services 4,126Asset Management 698Community Engagement 19Supportive Services 2,153

TOTAL EXPENSES 13,336Change in net assets beforeother income $8,273

OTHER INCOMERealized and Unrealized Gains on Investments 438Losses from Partnerships (115)

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $8,596* In thousands

REVENUE

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COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 12 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

People of all ages value their ability to live independently. CommonBond Communities developed a high-quality, affordable housing community for both seniors and individuals with physical disabilities in Woodbury, MN. Views at City Walk was constructed using universal design criteria to ensure that people of all ages and abilities are able to live inde-pendently for as long as possible. The Metropolitan Council’s Livable Communities Design Account grant funds were used to construct a storm water cistern that will capture rain water to be reused for irrigation. The project's exterior finishes meet the City of Woodbury’s requirements to include 65% Class 1 materials and compatible design characteristics to the surrounding City Walk developments, which include masonry, glass, and copper paneling.

A JOURNEY OF A THOUSAND MILES BEGINS WITH THE FIRST STEP,OR THE FIRST STUDY BUDDY

BEAMING . . .

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B E A S T U D Y B U D D Y

Mona Ahmed moved into Common-Bond’s Seward Tower East with her husband 22 years ago - and her 19-year-old son Adam couldn’t be happier that they did. As Adam puts it, “Everyone here, the residents and sta�, are like one big family. Everyone wants to make sure you are safe and doing well.”

Adam has a great smile and he beams when talking about his experience growing up at Seward Tower East. Of course, his mom set a great example for him. As a long-term resident, Mona is extremely active in the community. She has voluneered for 13 years with the on-site food bank, supports neighbor-hood cleanup projects, helps other residents with language issues, and rasied three wonderful sons - all while working full-time for 25 years as a cook at the Minneapolis Hyatt and now part-time at North Memorial. “I love CommonBond,” says Mona with enthusiasm. “�e sta� here really respect the residents. From maintenace workers to property management, I know I have help whenever I need it. Why would I live anywhere else?”

A H M E DADAM

CommonBond always has kids waiting to be assigned a Study Buddy. The Study Buddies program, which engages volunteers with youth as homework mentors, has had measurable impact and success year after year. It is a life-changing experience for the kids and the volunteers.

Study Buddies are needed in Minneapolis and St. Paul. To learn more or to volunteer please contact Kristina at 651.290.6226 or kristina.kithinji@commonbond.org.

Growing up in CommonBond’s Seward Tower East, Adam

saw first-hand how hard people work to get ahead. But more

importantly, he learned that a community of residents can be

like a very large family. “Seward is where I learned to be

disciplined, to help people, and never look for trouble,” says

Adam. “It was always sad when someone moved away, but

through it all, the building always felt like home. I can’t wait to

get home from college for the summer - I miss this place!”

Adam agrees. A graduate of South High School, Adam was active in school, but it is the Advantage Services that Common-Bond provides that he feels really made a di�erence.

Adam is a college freshman, a pathway started at the age of six when his mom enrolled him in Study Buddies. “I had two volunteer mentors growing up and it was Raj, a high school chemistry teacher, who really shaped my future. He had a way of pushing me to my limits and never letting me get discouraged. And now, here I am - a college student!”

Adam has not picked a college major yet, but he is interested in computer science, electrical engineering, or perhaps continuing his education to become a doctor. “When you grow up in an environment where everyone helps others before themselves, even when they may not have much, you learn how to give back,” explains Adam. “I’ve got time to �gure it out, but right now I want to �nish my spring semester strong and return to my home at Seward Tower East.

.......................... “I participated in several Advantage Services programs including Teen Center, Garden Club, and Campfire, but it was Study Buddies that changed my life.”

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A JOURNEY OF A THOUSAND MILES BEGINS WITH THE FIRST STEP,OR THE FIRST STUDY BUDDY

BEAMING . . .

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B E A S T U D Y B U D D Y

Mona Ahmed moved into Common-Bond’s Seward Tower East with her husband 22 years ago - and her 19-year-old son Adam couldn’t be happier that they did. As Adam puts it, “Everyone here, the residents and sta�, are like one big family. Everyone wants to make sure you are safe and doing well.”

Adam has a great smile and he beams when talking about his experience growing up at Seward Tower East. Of course, his mom set a great example for him. As a long-term resident, Mona is extremely active in the community. She has voluneered for 13 years with the on-site food bank, supports neighbor-hood cleanup projects, helps other residents with language issues, and rasied three wonderful sons - all while working full-time for 25 years as a cook at the Minneapolis Hyatt and now part-time at North Memorial. “I love CommonBond,” says Mona with enthusiasm. “�e sta� here really respect the residents. From maintenace workers to property management, I know I have help whenever I need it. Why would I live anywhere else?”

A H M E DADAM

CommonBond always has kids waiting to be assigned a Study Buddy. The Study Buddies program, which engages volunteers with youth as homework mentors, has had measurable impact and success year after year. It is a life-changing experience for the kids and the volunteers.

Study Buddies are needed in Minneapolis and St. Paul. To learn more or to volunteer please contact Kristina at 651.290.6226 or kristina.kithinji@commonbond.org.

Growing up in CommonBond’s Seward Tower East, Adam

saw first-hand how hard people work to get ahead. But more

importantly, he learned that a community of residents can be

like a very large family. “Seward is where I learned to be

disciplined, to help people, and never look for trouble,” says

Adam. “It was always sad when someone moved away, but

through it all, the building always felt like home. I can’t wait to

get home from college for the summer - I miss this place!”

Adam agrees. A graduate of South High School, Adam was active in school, but it is the Advantage Services that Common-Bond provides that he feels really made a di�erence.

Adam is a college freshman, a pathway started at the age of six when his mom enrolled him in Study Buddies. “I had two volunteer mentors growing up and it was Raj, a high school chemistry teacher, who really shaped my future. He had a way of pushing me to my limits and never letting me get discouraged. And now, here I am - a college student!”

Adam has not picked a college major yet, but he is interested in computer science, electrical engineering, or perhaps continuing his education to become a doctor. “When you grow up in an environment where everyone helps others before themselves, even when they may not have much, you learn how to give back,” explains Adam. “I’ve got time to �gure it out, but right now I want to �nish my spring semester strong and return to my home at Seward Tower East.

.......................... “I participated in several Advantage Services programs including Teen Center, Garden Club, and Campfire, but it was Study Buddies that changed my life.”

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 14 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 15 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

As a contributor, you are the heart of CommonBond Communities. We are deeply grateful for your generous and loyal support of our mission to ensure that every person has a dignified, affordable home that supports stability and independence. Thank you to the following individuals, corporations, foundations, and organiza-tions who have unselfishly shared their resources to build strong futures and vibrant communities for residents of CommonBond.

$1,000,000+Margaret A. Cargill Foundation

$500,000 - $999,9992014 All-Star Legacy Giving FoundationNeighborWorks America

$250,000 - $499,999The McKnight Foundation

$100,000 - $249,999Greater Twin Cities United WayHardenbergh FoundationLocal Initiatives Support CorporationNolan Family FoundationOtto Bremer FoundationRamsey County - HUDRobert P. and Sally G. SandsTarget FoundationTCF Foundation and CorporationU.S. Bank Foundation and Corporation

$50,000 - $99,999Basilica of Saint MaryFrey FoundationGHR FoundationMahoney Ulbrich Christiansen Russ P.A.Opus FoundationSisters of Mercy West Midwest CommunityWells Fargo Foundation Minnesota and Corporation

$25,000 - $49,999Anonymous - 2John and Nancy BergCharlson FoundationEcolab FoundationEnterpriseF.R. Bigelow FoundationFrerichs Construction Co.Hamernick DecoratingThe Pentair FoundationRoom & BoardSaint Paul Public Schools FoundationRichard M. Schulze Family FoundationSit Investment AssociatesThe Saint Paul FoundationThrivent Financial for Lutherans FoundationTravelersRichard and Debra Wicka

$10,000 - $24,999Anonymous3M Foundation and CorporationAllianz Life Insurance Company of North AmericaAmeriprise Financial, Inc.Bank of the WestMary and Bryan BennettJohn and Ruth Bergerson Family Fund of The Minneapolis FoundationBMO HarrisBridgewater BankCatalyst ConstructionCity of MinnetonkaClear Channel

William CooperThe Donaldson FoundationEntrust DatacardGilligan FoundationEarl HattenThomas and Kristina HauschildGeorge and Mary Dee HicksJill and Mike HornerHugh J. Andersen FoundationHuss FoundationJane Bradley Pettit FoundationAllyson and Peter KnudsenKopp Family FoundationMarbrook FoundationVan G. MillerMinnesota Department of Human ServicesMorgan StanleyNorthMarq Capital, Inc.Plunkett's Pest ControlMichelle and Bill PohladPolk County Housing Trust FundMark and Karen RauenhorstSand Companies, Inc.Tony and Ann SatterthwaiteTim Sheehan and Chris NaylorValue Plus FlooringWashington County - HUDWilliam and Ann Hart Wernz Fund (a Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund)Western BankWinthrop & Weinstine, P.A.

THE GIFT OF HOPE

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Respect: We believe dignity, gratitude, and inclusiveness for all people are the foundation of our mission.

Integrity: We believe in taking responsibility for our actions and we are honest, transparent, and ethical in all aspects of our work.

Partnership: We believe diverse and strategic collaborations withothers will maximize our impact with residents and communities.

Innovation: We believe in being a nimble, learning organization that resolves challenges through creative solutions.

Excellence: We believe in setting a high standard for quality, professionalism, and competence.

O U R V A L U E S

O U R M I S S I O NCommonBond builds stable homes, strong futures, and vibrant communities.

Every person has a dignified, affordable home that supports independence and advancement within a flourishing community.

O U R V I S I O N

DRIVENMISSION..........................

l HEADQUARTERS GRAND OPENING l AUGUST 2014 l

As a contributor, you are the heart of CommonBond Communities. We are deeply grateful for your generous and loyal support of our mission to ensure that every person has a dignified, affordable home that supports stability and independence. Thank you to the following individuals, corporations, foundations, and organiza-tions who have unselfishly shared their resources to build strong futures and vibrant communities for residents of CommonBond.

$1,000,000+Margaret A. Cargill Foundation

$500,000 - $999,9992014 All-Star Legacy Giving FoundationNeighborWorks America

$250,000 - $499,999The McKnight Foundation

$100,000 - $249,999Greater Twin Cities United WayHardenbergh FoundationLocal Initiatives Support CorporationNolan Family FoundationOtto Bremer FoundationRamsey County - HUDRobert P. and Sally G. SandsTarget FoundationTCF Foundation and CorporationU.S. Bank Foundation and Corporation

$50,000 - $99,999Basilica of Saint MaryFrey FoundationGHR FoundationMahoney Ulbrich Christiansen Russ P.A.Opus FoundationSisters of Mercy West Midwest CommunityWells Fargo Foundation Minnesota and Corporation

$25,000 - $49,999Anonymous - 2John and Nancy BergCharlson FoundationEcolab FoundationEnterpriseF.R. Bigelow FoundationFrerichs Construction Co.Hamernick DecoratingThe Pentair FoundationRoom & BoardSaint Paul Public Schools FoundationRichard M. Schulze Family FoundationSit Investment AssociatesThe Saint Paul FoundationThrivent Financial for Lutherans FoundationTravelersRichard and Debra Wicka

$10,000 - $24,999Anonymous3M Foundation and CorporationAllianz Life Insurance Company of North AmericaAmeriprise Financial, Inc.Bank of the WestMary and Bryan BennettJohn and Ruth Bergerson Family Fund of The Minneapolis FoundationBMO HarrisBridgewater BankCatalyst ConstructionCity of MinnetonkaClear Channel

William CooperThe Donaldson FoundationEntrust DatacardGilligan FoundationEarl HattenThomas and Kristina HauschildGeorge and Mary Dee HicksJill and Mike HornerHugh J. Andersen FoundationHuss FoundationJane Bradley Pettit FoundationAllyson and Peter KnudsenKopp Family FoundationMarbrook FoundationVan G. MillerMinnesota Department of Human ServicesMorgan StanleyNorthMarq Capital, Inc.Plunkett's Pest ControlMichelle and Bill PohladPolk County Housing Trust FundMark and Karen RauenhorstSand Companies, Inc.Tony and Ann SatterthwaiteTim Sheehan and Chris NaylorValue Plus FlooringWashington County - HUDWilliam and Ann Hart Wernz Fund (a Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund)Western BankWinthrop & Weinstine, P.A.

THE GIFT OF HOPE

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COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 16 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 17 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Respect: We believe dignity, gratitude, and inclusiveness for all people are the foundation of our mission.

Integrity: We believe in taking responsibility for our actions and we are honest, transparent, and ethical in all aspects of our work.

Partnership: We believe diverse and strategic collaborations withothers will maximize our impact with residents and communities.

Innovation: We believe in being a nimble, learning organization that resolves challenges through creative solutions.

Excellence: We believe in setting a high standard for quality, professionalism, and competence.

O U R V A L U E S

O U R M I S S I O NCommonBond builds stable homes, strong futures, and vibrant communities.

Every person has a dignified, affordable home that supports independence and advancement within a flourishing community.

O U R V I S I O N

DRIVENMISSION..........................

l HEADQUARTERS GRAND OPENING l AUGUST 2014 l

$5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous - 2Allina Health SystemAmherst H. Wilder FoundationAugsburg CollegeBank of America Merrill LynchBremer Financial ServicesCarlson Family FoundationJulie and Christopher CauseyCummins Power GenerationRich DennisEarl C. Hill American Legion Post 550Joe and Georgiann ErrigoPaul and Ann FateDebora and Mike FrodlMarie and Michael GallagherMary Noble Garcia and John GarciaGE Capital - Fleet ServicesGE Capital - Retail Finance/Sychrony BankEllen Higgins and John BrowerHRK FoundationKathryn Hubbard Rominski and Daniel RominskiTom and Jenny JasperAnne Johnson and Stephen BefortThomas Joyce and Annette AtkinsPaul J. JungquistThe Morton and Merle Kane Family Philanthropic FundKathleen Kelley and Charles SchafferJim and Sheri KumpLHB, Inc.Robert and Shelley LynchMargaret Rivers FundThomas and Antoinette McGlynn through the McGlynn Family FoundationGreg and Barb MelsenGary and Mary O'BrienThe Jay and Rose Phillips Family Foundation of MinnesotaPohlad Family FoundationReinhart Boerner Van DeurenPatricia Ronning Family FoundationBill and Susan SandsBeth and Terry SchneiderSecurian FoundationDebra Sit and Peter BergeRonald Smith and Diane AvesPeter SpokesWarren and Mary Lynn StaleyThe Karen Viskochil Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation

Ann Ruff and John CooperDana and Ellen SchnobrichJohn and Carol Schwab - WiPFLI, LLPSisters of St. Joseph of CarondeletTed and Amy StarkStonebridge Capital Advisors, LLCTDSJudith and Daniel TitcombTodd and Katherine Urness

$1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous - 2Affinitech, Inc.Ahern Fire ProtectionTony and Shelly AhlAhmann-MartinALL, Inc.American Legion Post 630 - Brooklyn CenterBrad and Janet AndersonJean K. AndrewsArch Insurance Group Inc.Archdiocese of Saint Paul and MinneapolisARS General Cleaning ServicesBarrett Lawn Care, Inc.Bassford RemeleBarbara Brandt Ph.D.The Bieber Family FoundationBuilding Maintenance Management, Inc.Chris BurrellPaul and Gail BuschBob and Joan CampbellCannon Family FoundationCapital Investigations & Security, Inc.CenturyLinkChaseDrs. Sue Chung and Scott CooperJack and Kathy CliffordCoinmach Service CorporationColdwell Banker Burnet FoundationComcastMary Sue ComfortBill and Maureen CosgriffDana and Nancy CottrellMary and Andrew CoulterTim CurtisCutting Edge Property Maintenance, Inc.DalcoKen and Karin DaytonDennis Environmental Operations

Waterfall Fund of the Catholic Community FoundationAmherst H. Wilder FoundationWIPFLi, LLPYvette and Jamie Woell

$2,500 - $4,999 AnonymousBaker Tilly Virchow Krause LLPBob BeltzCitywide Insulation Inc.Clean ResponseCobb Strecker Dunphy & Zimmermann, Inc.Craig and Robin DahlDeloitte LLPVicki and Bruce DuncombElness Swenson Graham ArchitectsErickson Plumbing and HeatingKevin Filter and Rosemary KesslerPaul and Diane FrerichsKyle and Shelley Hansen

Betty HawkIDI Distributors Inc.Kone Inc.Marv and Pam KotekThomas and Susan McGuireMetropolitan Area Agency on AgingMinnesota Council of NonprofitsKevin Myren and Jason BestTed and Lynn NatusMarilyn Peller NelsonBrian NoreliusNorthland Concrete and Masonry Company, LLCTom and Anne PeacockJames and Diane PruntyR.T. Moore CompanyRAzOR Capital, LLCRBC Wealth Management

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Diversified Waste SolutionsDougherty Mortgage LLCBill and Crysil DoughertyKen and Pat DuncanRobert and Jocelyn FindorffFinishing Touch PlusBill and Lisa FinleyFrauenshuh HealthCare Real Estate SolutionsJames and Mary FreyJames and Teddy GesellKaren and David GrandstrandJoe Green and Trudi AndersonScott GronholzMary and Tim GrupaMichele Harris and Peter TanghePeter HasselquistHays CompaniesHD SupplyBill and Kristen HenakDarwin Hendel and Bonnie GrayLori and Ron HumeKaren Janisch and Dan TschidaBob and Jacqueline JasperScott and Marjorie JohnsonJT Electric Service, Inc.Kaas Wilson ArchitectsSarah E. Kline-StensvoldJeff and Erin KoerselmanLaura Landy and Michael IsraelGeorge and Carol LangPeter Berrie and Robin LangevinJane LansingChris and Lisa LathamLaurence and Jean LeJeuneTony LemaireElliot LynchRichard and Marlys LynchReid and Ann MacDonald/Faribault FoodsBrian MacInnisMike and Brenda McConnellDick and Joyce H. McFarland Family Fund of The Minneapolis FoundationMcGladrey, LLPMedina Electric, Inc.Merrill LynchMerrill Family Charitable Fund of the Catholic Community FoundationMiller Hanson PartnersKathy and Tom Miller Family FoundationCharles Nauen and P.J. PofahlNeuger Communications Group, IncMark and Jackie NolanCharles and Karilyn Norton

Amanda and Christian NovakJoe NovogratzKevin and Sandra O'BrienChad and Jennifer OlsonOppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLPOsseo Fire Department Relief AssociationEduardo and Susanne PadillaTimothy and Susan PalmerPella Commercial Windows and DoorsRita PellerMatt PelphreyPatricia PerellSue and Greg PerkeyRoss and Helena PerrelliPreferred PropertiesPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPDonald B. and Jean ReganCarleen K. RhodesRachel Robinson and Ben HeckerThe Rodman FoundationLeo and Karen SandKevin ScheelWayne and Deb SchiferlMark and Betsy SchillMike and Kirsten SchoenleberMark ScholtesEric and Jill ScholtzScopebridge LLCSnap Construction IncSteen Engineering Inc.Ben and Mary StephensMichelle Strangis and Steve PincusBeth and Timothy SullivanPaul SweenSara Jean ThomsMary Tingerthal and Conrad SoderholmKathy and Bill ToloDonald and Dolores TraxlerU.S. Mechanical, Inc.James and Rita UrbanekRajan and Sunayana VatasseryVFW Keep Zimmer Post #1782VJS Construction ServicesTom Von Sternberg and Eve Parker Von SternbergHerb and Lori WardWatson-Forsberg Co.Lisa Wilcox-Erhardt and Steve ErhardtRobin Ann Williams and Paul FiliatraultBarry and Sandra WinslowKathy and Steve WoodleyYardi Systems, Inc.

Xcel Energy Foundation and CorporationZephyr Services, Inc.

$500 - $999AnonymousBen and Sandi AeiltsJon AlexanderAmerican Legion Post 172 Osseo-Maple GroveDenise AndersonJeanne AndreStan and Amy BaratzCarol and Michael BerdeThe Lillian Wright and C. Emil Berglund FoundationMike and Jane BoucherBill and Judi BrittPeter and Ellen BrownBug Busters, Inc.David CarischChurch of St. John the BaptistChurch of St. PatrickThe Cliff Foundation, a Donor Advised Fund of Renaissance Charitable FoundationChris Colantti and Connie SanbornBert and Suzie ColianniJanet Conn and Michael DebelakDr. Elizabeth and Mr. Michael Cooper

Jeanne CorwinEdward and Sherry Ann DaytonAdele Della Torre and Spencer KuboGreg Donofrio and Erin CoryellNancy DownsTempe and John EssellF.M. Farrell Family Fund of the Catholic Community FoundationFirst Congregational Church of Minnesota, UCC

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$5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous - 2Allina Health SystemAmherst H. Wilder FoundationAugsburg CollegeBank of America Merrill LynchBremer Financial ServicesCarlson Family FoundationJulie and Christopher CauseyCummins Power GenerationRich DennisEarl C. Hill American Legion Post 550Joe and Georgiann ErrigoPaul and Ann FateDebora and Mike FrodlMarie and Michael GallagherMary Noble Garcia and John GarciaGE Capital - Fleet ServicesGE Capital - Retail Finance/Sychrony BankEllen Higgins and John BrowerHRK FoundationKathryn Hubbard Rominski and Daniel RominskiTom and Jenny JasperAnne Johnson and Stephen BefortThomas Joyce and Annette AtkinsPaul J. JungquistThe Morton and Merle Kane Family Philanthropic FundKathleen Kelley and Charles SchafferJim and Sheri KumpLHB, Inc.Robert and Shelley LynchMargaret Rivers FundThomas and Antoinette McGlynn through the McGlynn Family FoundationGreg and Barb MelsenGary and Mary O'BrienThe Jay and Rose Phillips Family Foundation of MinnesotaPohlad Family FoundationReinhart Boerner Van DeurenPatricia Ronning Family FoundationBill and Susan SandsBeth and Terry SchneiderSecurian FoundationDebra Sit and Peter BergeRonald Smith and Diane AvesPeter SpokesWarren and Mary Lynn StaleyThe Karen Viskochil Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation

Ann Ruff and John CooperDana and Ellen SchnobrichJohn and Carol Schwab - WiPFLI, LLPSisters of St. Joseph of CarondeletTed and Amy StarkStonebridge Capital Advisors, LLCTDSJudith and Daniel TitcombTodd and Katherine Urness

$1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous - 2Affinitech, Inc.Ahern Fire ProtectionTony and Shelly AhlAhmann-MartinALL, Inc.American Legion Post 630 - Brooklyn CenterBrad and Janet AndersonJean K. AndrewsArch Insurance Group Inc.Archdiocese of Saint Paul and MinneapolisARS General Cleaning ServicesBarrett Lawn Care, Inc.Bassford RemeleBarbara Brandt Ph.D.The Bieber Family FoundationBuilding Maintenance Management, Inc.Chris BurrellPaul and Gail BuschBob and Joan CampbellCannon Family FoundationCapital Investigations & Security, Inc.CenturyLinkChaseDrs. Sue Chung and Scott CooperJack and Kathy CliffordCoinmach Service CorporationColdwell Banker Burnet FoundationComcastMary Sue ComfortBill and Maureen CosgriffDana and Nancy CottrellMary and Andrew CoulterTim CurtisCutting Edge Property Maintenance, Inc.DalcoKen and Karin DaytonDennis Environmental Operations

Waterfall Fund of the Catholic Community FoundationAmherst H. Wilder FoundationWIPFLi, LLPYvette and Jamie Woell

$2,500 - $4,999 AnonymousBaker Tilly Virchow Krause LLPBob BeltzCitywide Insulation Inc.Clean ResponseCobb Strecker Dunphy & Zimmermann, Inc.Craig and Robin DahlDeloitte LLPVicki and Bruce DuncombElness Swenson Graham ArchitectsErickson Plumbing and HeatingKevin Filter and Rosemary KesslerPaul and Diane FrerichsKyle and Shelley Hansen

Betty HawkIDI Distributors Inc.Kone Inc.Marv and Pam KotekThomas and Susan McGuireMetropolitan Area Agency on AgingMinnesota Council of NonprofitsKevin Myren and Jason BestTed and Lynn NatusMarilyn Peller NelsonBrian NoreliusNorthland Concrete and Masonry Company, LLCTom and Anne PeacockJames and Diane PruntyR.T. Moore CompanyRAzOR Capital, LLCRBC Wealth Management

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Diversified Waste SolutionsDougherty Mortgage LLCBill and Crysil DoughertyKen and Pat DuncanRobert and Jocelyn FindorffFinishing Touch PlusBill and Lisa FinleyFrauenshuh HealthCare Real Estate SolutionsJames and Mary FreyJames and Teddy GesellKaren and David GrandstrandJoe Green and Trudi AndersonScott GronholzMary and Tim GrupaMichele Harris and Peter TanghePeter HasselquistHays CompaniesHD SupplyBill and Kristen HenakDarwin Hendel and Bonnie GrayLori and Ron HumeKaren Janisch and Dan TschidaBob and Jacqueline JasperScott and Marjorie JohnsonJT Electric Service, Inc.Kaas Wilson ArchitectsSarah E. Kline-StensvoldJeff and Erin KoerselmanLaura Landy and Michael IsraelGeorge and Carol LangPeter Berrie and Robin LangevinJane LansingChris and Lisa LathamLaurence and Jean LeJeuneTony LemaireElliot LynchRichard and Marlys LynchReid and Ann MacDonald/Faribault FoodsBrian MacInnisMike and Brenda McConnellDick and Joyce H. McFarland Family Fund of The Minneapolis FoundationMcGladrey, LLPMedina Electric, Inc.Merrill LynchMerrill Family Charitable Fund of the Catholic Community FoundationMiller Hanson PartnersKathy and Tom Miller Family FoundationCharles Nauen and P.J. PofahlNeuger Communications Group, IncMark and Jackie NolanCharles and Karilyn Norton

Amanda and Christian NovakJoe NovogratzKevin and Sandra O'BrienChad and Jennifer OlsonOppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLPOsseo Fire Department Relief AssociationEduardo and Susanne PadillaTimothy and Susan PalmerPella Commercial Windows and DoorsRita PellerMatt PelphreyPatricia PerellSue and Greg PerkeyRoss and Helena PerrelliPreferred PropertiesPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPDonald B. and Jean ReganCarleen K. RhodesRachel Robinson and Ben HeckerThe Rodman FoundationLeo and Karen SandKevin ScheelWayne and Deb SchiferlMark and Betsy SchillMike and Kirsten SchoenleberMark ScholtesEric and Jill ScholtzScopebridge LLCSnap Construction IncSteen Engineering Inc.Ben and Mary StephensMichelle Strangis and Steve PincusBeth and Timothy SullivanPaul SweenSara Jean ThomsMary Tingerthal and Conrad SoderholmKathy and Bill ToloDonald and Dolores TraxlerU.S. Mechanical, Inc.James and Rita UrbanekRajan and Sunayana VatasseryVFW Keep Zimmer Post #1782VJS Construction ServicesTom Von Sternberg and Eve Parker Von SternbergHerb and Lori WardWatson-Forsberg Co.Lisa Wilcox-Erhardt and Steve ErhardtRobin Ann Williams and Paul FiliatraultBarry and Sandra WinslowKathy and Steve WoodleyYardi Systems, Inc.

Xcel Energy Foundation and CorporationZephyr Services, Inc.

$500 - $999AnonymousBen and Sandi AeiltsJon AlexanderAmerican Legion Post 172 Osseo-Maple GroveDenise AndersonJeanne AndreStan and Amy BaratzCarol and Michael BerdeThe Lillian Wright and C. Emil Berglund FoundationMike and Jane BoucherBill and Judi BrittPeter and Ellen BrownBug Busters, Inc.David CarischChurch of St. John the BaptistChurch of St. PatrickThe Cliff Foundation, a Donor Advised Fund of Renaissance Charitable FoundationChris Colantti and Connie SanbornBert and Suzie ColianniJanet Conn and Michael DebelakDr. Elizabeth and Mr. Michael Cooper

Jeanne CorwinEdward and Sherry Ann DaytonAdele Della Torre and Spencer KuboGreg Donofrio and Erin CoryellNancy DownsTempe and John EssellF.M. Farrell Family Fund of the Catholic Community FoundationFirst Congregational Church of Minnesota, UCC

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COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 18 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 19 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Dan and Kathy FlicekFlies Collective LLCBruce FranckLeslie and Randy GeerdesGephart Electric Co., Inc.Go FetschMary and Steven GoldsteinLinda GreenwaldtCindy and Ron GreenwoodJoseph and Jone HafermannJessie Hendel and John HaggertyAlison and Mark HalleyEdward and Margo HarterDan and Jennifer HeadleyThe Gretchen Hamar Healy Fund of the Catholic Community FoundationAnne and Peter Heegaard Family Fund of The Minneapolis FoundationH. Jed Hepworth and Lee H. SchubertBrad and Sandra HoffeltHustad-Perrin Charitable Family FundJack and Kay JasperMary L. JenkinsSteve and Pat JensenTom and Heather JohnsonJeff and Tina JonesMike and Melinda JonesJerome and Rose JungquistKurt and Kathy KeenaArlene Strom-KesselBob KincadeTeresa and John KnippelDan and Cindy KochMark and Karen LarsonCynthia and Peter LeeKaren and Bill LeeKyle LindstromJames Lockhart and Janie MayeronDiane and Ray MaidaDanielle S. MatsonAndrea & Larry McGough Charitable Fund of the Catholic Community FoundationTom and Mary McKeownBob and Mary MerskyDarrick MetzDavid MichaelMinneapolis Elks Lodge #44Jim MishekMike and Debra NewmanMike and Jennifer OlsonKent and Lorie PaulsonJil E. Pawlak

Mark and Cindy PelletierAnne and Curtis PetersenScott and Gretchen PolleiPhilip PorterGregory and Michelle PullesRoger J. PurdyRamsey Hill AssociationRicohWinthrop and Barbara RockwellPaul RoldanMark and Lisa RuffMary J. RuffTerry and Karilyn Ryan

Jim and Jean SandJames T. and Barbara SarazinRoger and Irma SchererDeidre Schmidt and Dean CrowellAnne and Perry Schmidt Fund of The Minneapolis FoundationJohn SchonbergTom SchuettSeward Neighborhood GroupRoxanne and Gerald SmithMary SmitsSt. Paul’s MonasteryMichael and Jaclyn SturgesSunrise Painting & Wallcovering, Inc.Jamie and Beth ThelenLisa ThompsonBen TrousdaleTurck Inc.Vadnais Heights Lions ClubVGM Group, Inc.Kristi WebbMike and Kathie WendelWest Metro Fire/Rescue District Firefighters Relief AssocWilson Mutual

$250 -$499Anonymous - 2American Legion Post 542 - RosetownShelley Andrel

Betsey and Michael BachmanRoger and Kathryn BarrKarl and Rebecca BataldenDan and Ellen BechinaMike and Amy BjellosDave and Diane BlakeJeff and Emily BlodgettGloria and Warren BostromFather John F. BrandesDaniel G. BrickLance and Tamara BrockSteve BrownDonna and Ken CarneyRoger and Janice CloutierThe Comcast FoundationPaul and Corrina ConleyJim and Shahnza CostaRichard CramerTerry and Kathy CummingsAaron and Carole DavisMary Beth DeppaEngelsma Construction Inc.Robin and Fran FateJoseph FischerKim Foley and Kent JohnsonPeter ForsbergFred Babcock VFW #5555Doug FultonAndy GeerPaul GendlerRoger and Sandy GertkenSteve GrebinLyndsay and Nick GustKit HadleyMichael Hammer Electrical ServicesJoAnn S. HansonJohn HarrisHess, Roise and CompanyHomeco Insulation, IncMarilyn and Andy JacksonChuck and Anne JohnsonJones Walker, LLPJudy and Gary JorgensenLenore and Brian KaibelRobert and Donna KasbohmGina and Kurt KastelTom KlaersMary Louise and Daniel KlasKaryn KnaakChad KnutsonLeisa Knych-JohnsonAnn and James KochsiekJohn KundtzRobyn and William KutneyVicki LeddyJon LewinBrian and Jennifer Maass

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COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 20 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Larry and Susie MahoneyChris and Maureen MaidaMr. and Mrs. Ray MakepeaceLinda MandoliniMatthew MartensGeorge and Caroline MartinScott McConnellTerry McNellisJim McQuillanTimothy Meyer and Mark FunkHenry MilesFred and Cynthia MillerMinnesota State Building & Construction Trades CouncilSharon MoserMatt MuensterJeffrey L. NelsonMark and Kim NyquistChris OchteraLuAnn Olson and Mike KraklauOracle Financial ServicesTom and Ludy PellerChris and Jamie PelletierMichael and Martha PetteeTom PfeiferPeter and Kathy PolgaGene and Judy ProbstRed Stone Equity PartnersChris ReedMichael and Theresa ReinartsJeremiah RiopelDeborah Roesler and John Kephart Fund of The Minneapolis FoundationCarol B. SchirmersSchwieters Companies, Inc.Allison ShaverAmy SheldonBeth and Pete SkwiraDan and Tracie SmithJim Solem and Ana MorenoDave and Jeanne StautzDonna StevermerMary and Paul StichaRob and Mary SuperTom and Arlene* SwainTerri Thao and Cheng VangGeoff and Lori ThomasMelissa TothVasys Consulting Ltd.Viking Automatic Sprinkler Co.Barry Vulcan and Kelly CramerTim and Kathy WahlersJack and Janice WarrenMarnie K. Wells and Ralph BovardR. M. and Gisell WienJane and Skip* Windmeier

Jerilynn YoungSteve YoungsChristopher and Staci Zuspann

$100- $249Anonymous - 3Andriana AbariotesSharon L. AbrahamsenJoshua AdrianAdvance Consulting LLCRozalyn and William AllysonMike Anderson and Jane DelehantyJames Andrews and Sheila Denny-AndrewsMike AshworthAtlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership, Inc.Andy and Shana BanasMary BangScott BeerlingDerrick BenzJoAnne Berkenkamp and Thomas TriplettShelley and Jeremy BorkBrad BraunMark and Sheri BrengmanElizabeth BrennhoferAdam BroderickKathleen BrooksSheila and Bill BrownBrad and Mary BrunellRick and Barb BurrockBecky CahnBruce and Beth CarlsonMegan and Charlie CarrJack Cedarleaf IISteve and Kristine CieslukowskiGary and Christine CohenDaniel CornejoSpence and Jill CowanJay and Page Cowles

Kathy CrawfordTimothy and Carol CrumleyCYDS, IncBob and Beth DennikMike and Janine DeSplinterGerald DeyoJoe and Genie DixonRod and Karen DummerBredna DupontTodd and Angela EatmonJustin and Amanda EilersDave and Sarah EinckSylvia ElrodJessica EnfieldJim ErhardtMarilyn E. EricksonMark and Stacy EvansKen FateEdward Flahavan and Susan O'LearyRick and Jeanette FrancisNeil and Billie FraneyJocie and Jack FreedmanLaura and Jeff FrostGlen and Carol FuerstneauDavid and Georgia GatesMrs. Cecilie and Dr. Emanuel GazianoLisa and Chris GermannMiriam Goldfein and Pat MatreMark and Diane GorderJay GregersonTim and Julie GriffinBarbara and Daniel GrundmanChelle and Judd GuerickeBrad GunstadLiz Hagstrom and Elizabeth SkalnekAmy and Scott HairstonChip HalbachJerome* and Carol HalloranHarry HammerlySteve and Karen HarrisJean and James HartmanJoanne HawkinsRoger and Marge HeegaardKathy and John HendricksHiller Stores IncBrad and Boo HinkerJen and Brette HjelleWallace and Mary HoldermanGwen Holzer-SteilMolly and George HottingerMatt HughesBryan and Nadine HuismanNicole and Dan HusnikJason IanfollaJerome and Mary Ince

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COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 21 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Dan and Kathy FlicekFlies Collective LLCBruce FranckLeslie and Randy GeerdesGephart Electric Co., Inc.Go FetschMary and Steven GoldsteinLinda GreenwaldtCindy and Ron GreenwoodJoseph and Jone HafermannJessie Hendel and John HaggertyAlison and Mark HalleyEdward and Margo HarterDan and Jennifer HeadleyThe Gretchen Hamar Healy Fund of the Catholic Community FoundationAnne and Peter Heegaard Family Fund of The Minneapolis FoundationH. Jed Hepworth and Lee H. SchubertBrad and Sandra HoffeltHustad-Perrin Charitable Family FundJack and Kay JasperMary L. JenkinsSteve and Pat JensenTom and Heather JohnsonJeff and Tina JonesMike and Melinda JonesJerome and Rose JungquistKurt and Kathy KeenaArlene Strom-KesselBob KincadeTeresa and John KnippelDan and Cindy KochMark and Karen LarsonCynthia and Peter LeeKaren and Bill LeeKyle LindstromJames Lockhart and Janie MayeronDiane and Ray MaidaDanielle S. MatsonAndrea & Larry McGough Charitable Fund of the Catholic Community FoundationTom and Mary McKeownBob and Mary MerskyDarrick MetzDavid MichaelMinneapolis Elks Lodge #44Jim MishekMike and Debra NewmanMike and Jennifer OlsonKent and Lorie PaulsonJil E. Pawlak

Mark and Cindy PelletierAnne and Curtis PetersenScott and Gretchen PolleiPhilip PorterGregory and Michelle PullesRoger J. PurdyRamsey Hill AssociationRicohWinthrop and Barbara RockwellPaul RoldanMark and Lisa RuffMary J. RuffTerry and Karilyn Ryan

Jim and Jean SandJames T. and Barbara SarazinRoger and Irma SchererDeidre Schmidt and Dean CrowellAnne and Perry Schmidt Fund of The Minneapolis FoundationJohn SchonbergTom SchuettSeward Neighborhood GroupRoxanne and Gerald SmithMary SmitsSt. Paul’s MonasteryMichael and Jaclyn SturgesSunrise Painting & Wallcovering, Inc.Jamie and Beth ThelenLisa ThompsonBen TrousdaleTurck Inc.Vadnais Heights Lions ClubVGM Group, Inc.Kristi WebbMike and Kathie WendelWest Metro Fire/Rescue District Firefighters Relief AssocWilson Mutual

$250 -$499Anonymous - 2American Legion Post 542 - RosetownShelley Andrel

Betsey and Michael BachmanRoger and Kathryn BarrKarl and Rebecca BataldenDan and Ellen BechinaMike and Amy BjellosDave and Diane BlakeJeff and Emily BlodgettGloria and Warren BostromFather John F. BrandesDaniel G. BrickLance and Tamara BrockSteve BrownDonna and Ken CarneyRoger and Janice CloutierThe Comcast FoundationPaul and Corrina ConleyJim and Shahnza CostaRichard CramerTerry and Kathy CummingsAaron and Carole DavisMary Beth DeppaEngelsma Construction Inc.Robin and Fran FateJoseph FischerKim Foley and Kent JohnsonPeter ForsbergFred Babcock VFW #5555Doug FultonAndy GeerPaul GendlerRoger and Sandy GertkenSteve GrebinLyndsay and Nick GustKit HadleyMichael Hammer Electrical ServicesJoAnn S. HansonJohn HarrisHess, Roise and CompanyHomeco Insulation, IncMarilyn and Andy JacksonChuck and Anne JohnsonJones Walker, LLPJudy and Gary JorgensenLenore and Brian KaibelRobert and Donna KasbohmGina and Kurt KastelTom KlaersMary Louise and Daniel KlasKaryn KnaakChad KnutsonLeisa Knych-JohnsonAnn and James KochsiekJohn KundtzRobyn and William KutneyVicki LeddyJon LewinBrian and Jennifer Maass

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COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 20 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Larry and Susie MahoneyChris and Maureen MaidaMr. and Mrs. Ray MakepeaceLinda MandoliniMatthew MartensGeorge and Caroline MartinScott McConnellTerry McNellisJim McQuillanTimothy Meyer and Mark FunkHenry MilesFred and Cynthia MillerMinnesota State Building & Construction Trades CouncilSharon MoserMatt MuensterJeffrey L. NelsonMark and Kim NyquistChris OchteraLuAnn Olson and Mike KraklauOracle Financial ServicesTom and Ludy PellerChris and Jamie PelletierMichael and Martha PetteeTom PfeiferPeter and Kathy PolgaGene and Judy ProbstRed Stone Equity PartnersChris ReedMichael and Theresa ReinartsJeremiah RiopelDeborah Roesler and John Kephart Fund of The Minneapolis FoundationCarol B. SchirmersSchwieters Companies, Inc.Allison ShaverAmy SheldonBeth and Pete SkwiraDan and Tracie SmithJim Solem and Ana MorenoDave and Jeanne StautzDonna StevermerMary and Paul StichaRob and Mary SuperTom and Arlene* SwainTerri Thao and Cheng VangGeoff and Lori ThomasMelissa TothVasys Consulting Ltd.Viking Automatic Sprinkler Co.Barry Vulcan and Kelly CramerTim and Kathy WahlersJack and Janice WarrenMarnie K. Wells and Ralph BovardR. M. and Gisell WienJane and Skip* Windmeier

Jerilynn YoungSteve YoungsChristopher and Staci Zuspann

$100- $249Anonymous - 3Andriana AbariotesSharon L. AbrahamsenJoshua AdrianAdvance Consulting LLCRozalyn and William AllysonMike Anderson and Jane DelehantyJames Andrews and Sheila Denny-AndrewsMike AshworthAtlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership, Inc.Andy and Shana BanasMary BangScott BeerlingDerrick BenzJoAnne Berkenkamp and Thomas TriplettShelley and Jeremy BorkBrad BraunMark and Sheri BrengmanElizabeth BrennhoferAdam BroderickKathleen BrooksSheila and Bill BrownBrad and Mary BrunellRick and Barb BurrockBecky CahnBruce and Beth CarlsonMegan and Charlie CarrJack Cedarleaf IISteve and Kristine CieslukowskiGary and Christine CohenDaniel CornejoSpence and Jill CowanJay and Page Cowles

Kathy CrawfordTimothy and Carol CrumleyCYDS, IncBob and Beth DennikMike and Janine DeSplinterGerald DeyoJoe and Genie DixonRod and Karen DummerBredna DupontTodd and Angela EatmonJustin and Amanda EilersDave and Sarah EinckSylvia ElrodJessica EnfieldJim ErhardtMarilyn E. EricksonMark and Stacy EvansKen FateEdward Flahavan and Susan O'LearyRick and Jeanette FrancisNeil and Billie FraneyJocie and Jack FreedmanLaura and Jeff FrostGlen and Carol FuerstneauDavid and Georgia GatesMrs. Cecilie and Dr. Emanuel GazianoLisa and Chris GermannMiriam Goldfein and Pat MatreMark and Diane GorderJay GregersonTim and Julie GriffinBarbara and Daniel GrundmanChelle and Judd GuerickeBrad GunstadLiz Hagstrom and Elizabeth SkalnekAmy and Scott HairstonChip HalbachJerome* and Carol HalloranHarry HammerlySteve and Karen HarrisJean and James HartmanJoanne HawkinsRoger and Marge HeegaardKathy and John HendricksHiller Stores IncBrad and Boo HinkerJen and Brette HjelleWallace and Mary HoldermanGwen Holzer-SteilMolly and George HottingerMatt HughesBryan and Nadine HuismanNicole and Dan HusnikJason IanfollaJerome and Mary Ince

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COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 21 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Jeff and Lorie IversonJacob's WellJames Ballentine VFW Post 246Barbara and Frank JanischBlake JaskowiakJeff JensenBarbara and Bromley JohnsonLarry and Melodi JohnsonRod and Lil JohnsonTara JohnsonTom JonesDebra JustesenGregory and Shari KempDiane KielasAnn KightlingerMelissa and Jay KingDean KirchoffJan KormannJoanne Kosciolek and Randy HoverstenAmy DuMond Kottke and Derek KottkeDebbee KosmasRobert A. KostDouglas and Beate KrinkeRoxanne and Timothy LackasJim LaPlanteChris LaurentLegends ConcreteCarolyn and Bruce LemkeChristine LindbladAndy LiteckyMitch and Sandy LoughlinClaude MaddoxTimothy and Monica MarxErin MathernAnn McCannDick and Regina McCarthyReverend David McCauleyShaun McElhatton and Catherine SpaethRhonda McFarlandRandy and Marie McKayKevin and Molly McLainLacey McMullenCarmen and John McShaneKelly Mechavich and Tina ForrestKathy MeinhardtRepa and Rheti MekhaCarrie MelansonMike MelshaTom and Paula MertensWanda MeyerJim and Dorit MilesBill and Ann MillerJim and Kathleen MillerMary Lou Mohn

Linda MolitorNicole MorozowichDebbi MouldsBob and Julie MuellerCraig and Patrice MuellerDean and Rita NelsonGreg OdellTravis and Kate O'HaraJen OhmJennifer OlsonJean Paulsen-LepleyArthur PaulsonSteve PeacockMike PeakGordon PedersenJoyce C. PerrinDaniel F. PerschauGary PetersonKathryn PetersonLarry PfarrMary E. PickardJulie and Leo PoehlingLaurie PohlenJ. PotishPremier BanksSarah PrestonLaurel and Mike PughKevin and Ann QuiringLynn RabinovitchMark D. RabinovitchVicky RaunDan and Toni ReichowMarilyn and Fred RohlfingStacy RooneyJohn RovaSteve and Trish RowleyJohn and Gloria RuffBob and Sue RuffAmy SammlerDuane and Fran SatherSarah and Jim SchaserAndy SchoeneckerJay Schrader and Clare CaffreyAllison SchultzMichael SchwabJoe and Cyndi SchwenkerMangala and Cchabillal SharmaBarbara and Dennis ShawAngela ShepardKristin SiegesmundAlan and Janny SilverBrett SmithKurt and Kathy SmithRoxy SothThe John and Margaret Staiger Family Fund of the Catholic Community Foundation

Jearlyn SteeleCherie StoferKimberly StricklandJesse SullivanBarbara SwainBruce ThompsonDave and Lane ThompsonPatty ThorntonBill and Eldean TingerthalTorre De San Miguel HomesRichard and Celeste TrembleyPaul and Jane TschidaPamela TurnerTwin City Hardware CompanyJim and Kris UllandUnitedHealth GroupGrant VaroDavid WalkerDaphne R. WalmerGwen WashingtonRyan and Anna WeispfenningKarly and Todd WernerRaymond Wey and Sally MoranPatricia Wilder and Ryan SchroederLori and Jeff WilfahrtPhilip J. WilliamsAdam WohlMary Lynn Yakel and Jeffery SauerLin ZastawnyTimothy Miley and Mary Zitur Miley

Up to $100Anonymous - 4Adam AhlbergAmazon SmileBart and Angela AndersonElwood and Judy AndersonJolene R. AndersonTravis and Mary AndersonWanda Anstett

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COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 22 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Jamie Bachman-BehrendsMarilyn Kinzel BaileyJames and Suzanne BanksLaura BarrettJennifer and Jon BeaudryThomas BedardGlynn BehmenJoni and Patrick BennettJudith and Bill BertrandBart BevinsLarry BigelbachEileen Binek and Sylvester FernandezMike BisanzKatie BissonNicholas and Pamela BoosalisArmand BrachmanKim and Sue BretheimCory BreunigMary and Ralph BrindleJill and Gary BrittainCraig and Jennifer BryantKate BuckleyTavyer and Kim Jo BuechlerKristen BuschBenjamin and Julie ButlerSam CarlsenTom ChristoffelNate ChristophersonLarry and Debbie ClineAllan J. CloutierTerry and Stuart CohenDan and Kate ColeVincent CarvethChris CattoorJoanne and Ronald CaustonEric ChabinKatherine Kaufer ChristoffelCarol CollotonCommunity Shares of MinnesotaJulia DangerfieldKit DekarskiBrian DenneJonathan DeVlaeminckDawn DexterJudy DirksMary E. DistelDistrict Council 13, Inc.Cheri and Jim DixonBonnie DudovitzGreg and Mary DuerrDeanna EdehSusan EliasLanell and Lee EndresStacey EndresHenry and Betty ErnstPatricia and Henry Etten

Sara FaasSheila and Mark FarmerBob FaulknerJohn J. FeigalSteve FerleyTillie FiliatraultJim FisherJay E. FoleyClarine FordDale ForsbergDarrin and Nancy FrancisMuffie GablerJane B. GalbraithJudy and Steven GeldermanCheri and Michael GildeHunt W. GildnerSteven GliddenLeonard and Dorothy GloebElizabeth and Mark GoebelIke GrahamMark GryzwaCathlene and Michael GunvalsonLinda HallerJesse HallstromRanda HamidRichard HardesGopal HaregoppaRichard and Eva HatcherCynthia HecklerRuth and Ronald HelmersSandy and Don HenryJessica and Noah HolmPhilip and HommerdingTreva and Mike HultmannTony Huot Jr.Julie and John InglemanJill IsaksonJ. C. Miller & Sons, IncCaryn JacowskiJay Simpson, PLLCJudy JohnsonKurt JohnsonMike JohnsonRobyn KelloggDorothy B. KelmSuzy and Larry KennedyLevi KettnerKris KewitschKaren Marie KjosFrank and Joan KleinJanet KolveMichael and Kathy KukielkaKristen KvalstenScott LaDeanMary Lang CSJJon LarsonSteven Lay

Jill LeonardJon LeonardPhyllis and Robert LewallenJuan and Elizabeth LinaresMargitta Lindberg and Michael HanselNathaniel LindleyJoey LundJohn and Barbara LynskeyDouglas and Maren MackMonique MaddoxCatherine and David MagnusonLorraine MaidaBob and Pat MaiettaDebra MalmgrenMolly O'Brien Martin and William MartinVon P. and Eve M. MartinRobert MarxenKelly and Rich MatterGary MaussJohn McDonaldDavid and Sheila McGrawJeffrey M. McKeageMike and Diane McShaneChrista MelandJess and Andrea MentonChris and Alice MesserDaniel MeyerSteve MeyerMicah MinnemaSally and Milo MollJean A. MontgomeryPaul and Karen MunsonCherie MutchPaul T. NakanishiNilabh and Noopur NarayanDaniel NelsonMatthew NelsonGary and Stacy NeslundGretchen NichollsSarah and Doug NietersArlen Nissen

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 23 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Jeff and Lorie IversonJacob's WellJames Ballentine VFW Post 246Barbara and Frank JanischBlake JaskowiakJeff JensenBarbara and Bromley JohnsonLarry and Melodi JohnsonRod and Lil JohnsonTara JohnsonTom JonesDebra JustesenGregory and Shari KempDiane KielasAnn KightlingerMelissa and Jay KingDean KirchoffJan KormannJoanne Kosciolek and Randy HoverstenAmy DuMond Kottke and Derek KottkeDebbee KosmasRobert A. KostDouglas and Beate KrinkeRoxanne and Timothy LackasJim LaPlanteChris LaurentLegends ConcreteCarolyn and Bruce LemkeChristine LindbladAndy LiteckyMitch and Sandy LoughlinClaude MaddoxTimothy and Monica MarxErin MathernAnn McCannDick and Regina McCarthyReverend David McCauleyShaun McElhatton and Catherine SpaethRhonda McFarlandRandy and Marie McKayKevin and Molly McLainLacey McMullenCarmen and John McShaneKelly Mechavich and Tina ForrestKathy MeinhardtRepa and Rheti MekhaCarrie MelansonMike MelshaTom and Paula MertensWanda MeyerJim and Dorit MilesBill and Ann MillerJim and Kathleen MillerMary Lou Mohn

Linda MolitorNicole MorozowichDebbi MouldsBob and Julie MuellerCraig and Patrice MuellerDean and Rita NelsonGreg OdellTravis and Kate O'HaraJen OhmJennifer OlsonJean Paulsen-LepleyArthur PaulsonSteve PeacockMike PeakGordon PedersenJoyce C. PerrinDaniel F. PerschauGary PetersonKathryn PetersonLarry PfarrMary E. PickardJulie and Leo PoehlingLaurie PohlenJ. PotishPremier BanksSarah PrestonLaurel and Mike PughKevin and Ann QuiringLynn RabinovitchMark D. RabinovitchVicky RaunDan and Toni ReichowMarilyn and Fred RohlfingStacy RooneyJohn RovaSteve and Trish RowleyJohn and Gloria RuffBob and Sue RuffAmy SammlerDuane and Fran SatherSarah and Jim SchaserAndy SchoeneckerJay Schrader and Clare CaffreyAllison SchultzMichael SchwabJoe and Cyndi SchwenkerMangala and Cchabillal SharmaBarbara and Dennis ShawAngela ShepardKristin SiegesmundAlan and Janny SilverBrett SmithKurt and Kathy SmithRoxy SothThe John and Margaret Staiger Family Fund of the Catholic Community Foundation

Jearlyn SteeleCherie StoferKimberly StricklandJesse SullivanBarbara SwainBruce ThompsonDave and Lane ThompsonPatty ThorntonBill and Eldean TingerthalTorre De San Miguel HomesRichard and Celeste TrembleyPaul and Jane TschidaPamela TurnerTwin City Hardware CompanyJim and Kris UllandUnitedHealth GroupGrant VaroDavid WalkerDaphne R. WalmerGwen WashingtonRyan and Anna WeispfenningKarly and Todd WernerRaymond Wey and Sally MoranPatricia Wilder and Ryan SchroederLori and Jeff WilfahrtPhilip J. WilliamsAdam WohlMary Lynn Yakel and Jeffery SauerLin ZastawnyTimothy Miley and Mary Zitur Miley

Up to $100Anonymous - 4Adam AhlbergAmazon SmileBart and Angela AndersonElwood and Judy AndersonJolene R. AndersonTravis and Mary AndersonWanda Anstett

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COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 22 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Jamie Bachman-BehrendsMarilyn Kinzel BaileyJames and Suzanne BanksLaura BarrettJennifer and Jon BeaudryThomas BedardGlynn BehmenJoni and Patrick BennettJudith and Bill BertrandBart BevinsLarry BigelbachEileen Binek and Sylvester FernandezMike BisanzKatie BissonNicholas and Pamela BoosalisArmand BrachmanKim and Sue BretheimCory BreunigMary and Ralph BrindleJill and Gary BrittainCraig and Jennifer BryantKate BuckleyTavyer and Kim Jo BuechlerKristen BuschBenjamin and Julie ButlerSam CarlsenTom ChristoffelNate ChristophersonLarry and Debbie ClineAllan J. CloutierTerry and Stuart CohenDan and Kate ColeVincent CarvethChris CattoorJoanne and Ronald CaustonEric ChabinKatherine Kaufer ChristoffelCarol CollotonCommunity Shares of MinnesotaJulia DangerfieldKit DekarskiBrian DenneJonathan DeVlaeminckDawn DexterJudy DirksMary E. DistelDistrict Council 13, Inc.Cheri and Jim DixonBonnie DudovitzGreg and Mary DuerrDeanna EdehSusan EliasLanell and Lee EndresStacey EndresHenry and Betty ErnstPatricia and Henry Etten

Sara FaasSheila and Mark FarmerBob FaulknerJohn J. FeigalSteve FerleyTillie FiliatraultJim FisherJay E. FoleyClarine FordDale ForsbergDarrin and Nancy FrancisMuffie GablerJane B. GalbraithJudy and Steven GeldermanCheri and Michael GildeHunt W. GildnerSteven GliddenLeonard and Dorothy GloebElizabeth and Mark GoebelIke GrahamMark GryzwaCathlene and Michael GunvalsonLinda HallerJesse HallstromRanda HamidRichard HardesGopal HaregoppaRichard and Eva HatcherCynthia HecklerRuth and Ronald HelmersSandy and Don HenryJessica and Noah HolmPhilip and HommerdingTreva and Mike HultmannTony Huot Jr.Julie and John InglemanJill IsaksonJ. C. Miller & Sons, IncCaryn JacowskiJay Simpson, PLLCJudy JohnsonKurt JohnsonMike JohnsonRobyn KelloggDorothy B. KelmSuzy and Larry KennedyLevi KettnerKris KewitschKaren Marie KjosFrank and Joan KleinJanet KolveMichael and Kathy KukielkaKristen KvalstenScott LaDeanMary Lang CSJJon LarsonSteven Lay

Jill LeonardJon LeonardPhyllis and Robert LewallenJuan and Elizabeth LinaresMargitta Lindberg and Michael HanselNathaniel LindleyJoey LundJohn and Barbara LynskeyDouglas and Maren MackMonique MaddoxCatherine and David MagnusonLorraine MaidaBob and Pat MaiettaDebra MalmgrenMolly O'Brien Martin and William MartinVon P. and Eve M. MartinRobert MarxenKelly and Rich MatterGary MaussJohn McDonaldDavid and Sheila McGrawJeffrey M. McKeageMike and Diane McShaneChrista MelandJess and Andrea MentonChris and Alice MesserDaniel MeyerSteve MeyerMicah MinnemaSally and Milo MollJean A. MontgomeryPaul and Karen MunsonCherie MutchPaul T. NakanishiNilabh and Noopur NarayanDaniel NelsonMatthew NelsonGary and Stacy NeslundGretchen NichollsSarah and Doug NietersArlen Nissen

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 23 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Francis and Naomi NoonanTerry and Vickie NoonanNell NordiePaul and Susan NovakJennifer ObergSue OestreichKristi OhnstadTara Olson MedinaThomas L. OmanCharles and Margaret OppHelen and Sean O'RourkeTodd and Sherri OsowskiBarbara O'SullivanPatricia O'SullivanMaggy OtteKurt PalmerMary PattersonLarkin McPhee PereseMary and John PeriolatJulie and Bob PinkJanet PopeBen PortilloDorothy QueenTony and Jean RakunElliott RetelleSara RiegleLeo Ries and Marie KingsburyThomas and Mary Beth RiesJulia RobinsonCatherine Mary Rosengren, CSJDeb RotheBarbara Balkman RuddickMary Kay RuffTeresa and Tanger RynchekArline SatromCarol SchuetteMatthew SchultzGreg SchuylerSusan Shelton and Gordon AmundsonMolly and Scott SilasFrank and Beverly SimonKent SimonKathy and Pete SomersCurtis SquiresTom StebbingJennifer StolenBenjamin StoneJ. L. Strand, Shingle Creek Housing BoardAmber SullivanMike and Lynn SzurekShirley TheisThomson ReutersDouglas ThomsonCherie TolvstadJoseph and Dorothy TrepanierAnne Elise Tschida CSJ

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Karen L. UtleyTom VannelliAnn VickRachelle and Brandt VolkChris and Lisa VosbeekRobert G. WaibelKate WalthourPaul WeechJon WeissD.J. WelleGreg and Kris WendorffConnie WheelerJeff and Jamie WheelerAnne WhiteJoseph and Mary Wild CreaAndrea WittMichael & Pamela Wold Fund of the Catholic Community FoundationChia XiongYiqun YeBrad Zastoupil

* Deceased

GIFTS IN HONOR

Joshua AdrianJack and Nancy Beschta

Ruth BergersonDavid and Sheila McGraw

Laura NessJill Leonard

Michelle PohladLinda MolitorAnn Ruff and John Cooper

Ann Ruff and John CooperHelen and Sean O'Rourke

Mary RuffHelen and Sean O'RourkeAnn Ruff and John Cooper

Sara ThomsMrs. Cecilie and Dr. Emanuel Gaziano

Kathy ToloMinnesota Association for Volunteer Administration

Kathy and Al WoodwardBill and Maureen Cosgriff

GIFTS IN MEMORY

Ernst BergmannDan and Toni Reichow

Harriet BergmannDan and Toni Reichow

Eileen ChampeauDeanna Edeh

John and Maureen CoskranBeth and Pete Skwira

Ada DennisJames and Suzanne BanksCYDS, IncRich DennisDennis Environmental OperationsMark and Stacy EvansPhilip HommerdingJill IsaksonPhyllis and Robert LewallenSally and Milo MollGary and Stacy NeslundFrancis and Naomi NoonanTerry and Vickie NoonanShirley TheisRachelle and Brandt Volk

Tremaine FinleyBill and Lisa Finley

David JenkinsMary L. Jenkins

Sargeant Mark MaidaDiane and Ray MaidaCherie Mutch

Stacey J. MorganRuth and Ronald Helmers

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 24 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

As a volunteer you realize the importance of giving back to thecommunity in which you live. We are so appreciative that you chose to support CommonBond. Your contributions make a profound difference and we could not accomplish our mission without your help.

THE GIFT OF TIME

...................................................................................Individual VolunteersLouisa AbdiSahaam AbdiHussein AbdullahiJoyce AbelAnne AfdahlAdam AhmedBesufekad AlemuAbdishakur AliNivedita AminAnna AndersonDonna AndersonRick AndritschBeltha AnjanghaJackie ArnasonClaudette AskFaisa AwadRobert AxtmannBritta BabelBob BadeDanielle BaggeEmerson BallKaleen BalunAmy BattelMike BauerChristy BeachSister Margaret M. Belanger, CSJJeffrey BennettMary BennettJohn BenningNancy BerendJosephine BergeMerle BerklandAbdirahman BisharSalma BisharClifton BlaeserEmma BlanchardJared BloomfieldKatrina BoddyKelly BradyAnaluna BrambilaJohn BraunTimothy Paul Brausen

Linda BreitagAndrea BrownCyd Cynthia BrunmeierLaura BurkhardtNatalie BurnetteJason CampbellXiaobo CaoEmelia CarrollMartine CartierVictor ChanSinouane ChanthraphoneMaya CharanChristina ChristensenKimberly ChristoffelLila ChuDarlene ClosePeter CochraneLisa CohenDana CottrellSheila CovinAmy CrowderWilliam CummingsErica CwodzinskiPaige CzechMichu DabalaJames DalyJane DanielsHannah DavisAshley DaySamuel De NooyAlaina DeSalvoMarilyn DeMaraisBob DennikPaul DezielFatoumata Diallo-WensmanRicardo DiazAnnette DiCarloJudy DirksKelly DolphinJoseph DominaBeverly DorseyJacob T. M. DotyEvan Drivas

Wanda DriverBonnie DudovitzVicki DuncombRichelle DuRandRachel DurkeeDale DybvigMichelle Dybvig-MortensenVanessa EastCarrie EbertStacey EdinBenjamin EichtenAshley EnghLindsay EricksonErin EtterMatthew FaimanMark FarmerSheila Farmer Ann FatePaul FateErika FemriteLucia Weg FernandezEmily FifoltScott FischmannRev. Drew FlathmannNatasha FlayacCarol FlomJordan FongTerry FosslerDarrin FrancisNancy FrancisLiz FrankJocie FreedmanMaxine FreedmanReverend Francis FriedDebora FrodlJanna FullerRashad GaboseChris GallagherThea Galli

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 25 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Francis and Naomi NoonanTerry and Vickie NoonanNell NordiePaul and Susan NovakJennifer ObergSue OestreichKristi OhnstadTara Olson MedinaThomas L. OmanCharles and Margaret OppHelen and Sean O'RourkeTodd and Sherri OsowskiBarbara O'SullivanPatricia O'SullivanMaggy OtteKurt PalmerMary PattersonLarkin McPhee PereseMary and John PeriolatJulie and Bob PinkJanet PopeBen PortilloDorothy QueenTony and Jean RakunElliott RetelleSara RiegleLeo Ries and Marie KingsburyThomas and Mary Beth RiesJulia RobinsonCatherine Mary Rosengren, CSJDeb RotheBarbara Balkman RuddickMary Kay RuffTeresa and Tanger RynchekArline SatromCarol SchuetteMatthew SchultzGreg SchuylerSusan Shelton and Gordon AmundsonMolly and Scott SilasFrank and Beverly SimonKent SimonKathy and Pete SomersCurtis SquiresTom StebbingJennifer StolenBenjamin StoneJ. L. Strand, Shingle Creek Housing BoardAmber SullivanMike and Lynn SzurekShirley TheisThomson ReutersDouglas ThomsonCherie TolvstadJoseph and Dorothy TrepanierAnne Elise Tschida CSJ

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Karen L. UtleyTom VannelliAnn VickRachelle and Brandt VolkChris and Lisa VosbeekRobert G. WaibelKate WalthourPaul WeechJon WeissD.J. WelleGreg and Kris WendorffConnie WheelerJeff and Jamie WheelerAnne WhiteJoseph and Mary Wild CreaAndrea WittMichael & Pamela Wold Fund of the Catholic Community FoundationChia XiongYiqun YeBrad Zastoupil

* Deceased

GIFTS IN HONOR

Joshua AdrianJack and Nancy Beschta

Ruth BergersonDavid and Sheila McGraw

Laura NessJill Leonard

Michelle PohladLinda MolitorAnn Ruff and John Cooper

Ann Ruff and John CooperHelen and Sean O'Rourke

Mary RuffHelen and Sean O'RourkeAnn Ruff and John Cooper

Sara ThomsMrs. Cecilie and Dr. Emanuel Gaziano

Kathy ToloMinnesota Association for Volunteer Administration

Kathy and Al WoodwardBill and Maureen Cosgriff

GIFTS IN MEMORY

Ernst BergmannDan and Toni Reichow

Harriet BergmannDan and Toni Reichow

Eileen ChampeauDeanna Edeh

John and Maureen CoskranBeth and Pete Skwira

Ada DennisJames and Suzanne BanksCYDS, IncRich DennisDennis Environmental OperationsMark and Stacy EvansPhilip HommerdingJill IsaksonPhyllis and Robert LewallenSally and Milo MollGary and Stacy NeslundFrancis and Naomi NoonanTerry and Vickie NoonanShirley TheisRachelle and Brandt Volk

Tremaine FinleyBill and Lisa Finley

David JenkinsMary L. Jenkins

Sargeant Mark MaidaDiane and Ray MaidaCherie Mutch

Stacey J. MorganRuth and Ronald Helmers

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As a volunteer you realize the importance of giving back to thecommunity in which you live. We are so appreciative that you chose to support CommonBond. Your contributions make a profound difference and we could not accomplish our mission without your help.

THE GIFT OF TIME

...................................................................................Individual VolunteersLouisa AbdiSahaam AbdiHussein AbdullahiJoyce AbelAnne AfdahlAdam AhmedBesufekad AlemuAbdishakur AliNivedita AminAnna AndersonDonna AndersonRick AndritschBeltha AnjanghaJackie ArnasonClaudette AskFaisa AwadRobert AxtmannBritta BabelBob BadeDanielle BaggeEmerson BallKaleen BalunAmy BattelMike BauerChristy BeachSister Margaret M. Belanger, CSJJeffrey BennettMary BennettJohn BenningNancy BerendJosephine BergeMerle BerklandAbdirahman BisharSalma BisharClifton BlaeserEmma BlanchardJared BloomfieldKatrina BoddyKelly BradyAnaluna BrambilaJohn BraunTimothy Paul Brausen

Linda BreitagAndrea BrownCyd Cynthia BrunmeierLaura BurkhardtNatalie BurnetteJason CampbellXiaobo CaoEmelia CarrollMartine CartierVictor ChanSinouane ChanthraphoneMaya CharanChristina ChristensenKimberly ChristoffelLila ChuDarlene ClosePeter CochraneLisa CohenDana CottrellSheila CovinAmy CrowderWilliam CummingsErica CwodzinskiPaige CzechMichu DabalaJames DalyJane DanielsHannah DavisAshley DaySamuel De NooyAlaina DeSalvoMarilyn DeMaraisBob DennikPaul DezielFatoumata Diallo-WensmanRicardo DiazAnnette DiCarloJudy DirksKelly DolphinJoseph DominaBeverly DorseyJacob T. M. DotyEvan Drivas

Wanda DriverBonnie DudovitzVicki DuncombRichelle DuRandRachel DurkeeDale DybvigMichelle Dybvig-MortensenVanessa EastCarrie EbertStacey EdinBenjamin EichtenAshley EnghLindsay EricksonErin EtterMatthew FaimanMark FarmerSheila Farmer Ann FatePaul FateErika FemriteLucia Weg FernandezEmily FifoltScott FischmannRev. Drew FlathmannNatasha FlayacCarol FlomJordan FongTerry FosslerDarrin FrancisNancy FrancisLiz FrankJocie FreedmanMaxine FreedmanReverend Francis FriedDebora FrodlJanna FullerRashad GaboseChris GallagherThea Galli

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 25 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Ann LovrienPeter LudwigMindy LueckeLinda LuedtkeConnor LuetkeElliot LynchRobert LynchMark MacapagalLaura MackeyCaitlin MaddenFadumo MahamudChris MaidaJasmin MaldonadoPrad MalyalaBridget ManahanBarry MandelEmma MannRose MartinSarah MartinJeff MarxMildred MathiowetzDanielle MatsonSahr MatturiAnthony MaurenFrank MaxMary Jo MaynesAndrew McCarthyRyan McCormickThomas McElveenScott McGillicuddyJeffrey McKeageErin McLeodAlexandra MeekJena MegelMary MennengaAshley MenzelMatt MesserschmidtAnna MillerSteve MillerBob MiltonGail MoerkeWilliam MoffattAzahar MohamedPaige MoodyChristina MooreTeresa MorelandDan MorganLia MoroneAnnie MyersSatwik MysoreEmily NadelAntara NaderAngela NasonChris NaylorSana NazCassandra NelsonElizabeth Nelson

Marilyn Peller NelsonSteven NelsonGary NessAndrew NguyenRenila NinanSahra NoorNell NordieJacklyn NortonClaudia NovakJoseph O'HaganMaegan O'HerinAlexandra OlsonKaren OlsonLuAnn OlsonTerry O'NeillKris OrluckOla OshaArbor Otalora-FadnerMaggy OtteMichael Owusu AfriyieRachel Mirela Ozer-BearsonEduardo PadillaDonald PagelkopfPhyllis ParkerNathan PatrickPatricia PerellKatie PerkeySusan PerkeyMary PerkinsLaurette PetersenZach PetroskiTracy PhamAnna PohladJohn PolusKen PomerantzJulie PowerDaniela Prigozhina

Olivia QuintanillaTamas RaczKatlin RamletMark RauenhorstStephen RavndalElizabeth ReedSister Carol Rennie, OSBThomas ReutemanCarleen RhodesCarol RiceMichelle RichardsonShay RichardsonLeo RiesAllen RisbergBailey RobertsJessica RobertsDarlene RogersAustin RooksJames RoopAnn RuffMary J. RuffDavid SachaChristina DobratzAmy SammlerTony SatterthwaiteJosh SavageauDavid ScheptKathryn SchleichTodd SchmidtDeborah SchmittBeth SchneiderEllen SchneiderMark ScholtesJohn SchwabJoe SchwenkerJessica SchwinnZachary Scott

Amber GathjeSena GedefaAyan GelleRenee GenereuxSara GilbertMike GozeJenna GradyLinda GreenwaldtCollin GroveFenet GuduCharlotte HackettRanda HamidKyle HansenAnnika HansonGregory HansonJoAnn S. HansonRaymond HansonSharon HardyAlex HarrisKaren Harris

Steve HarrisHinda HassanNajma HassanYer Heaberlin-KimCynthia HeiglRev. Marlene HelgemoTristan HellerJohn HermansonMark HickeyLauren HicokAaron HietpasNancy HigginsKatelyn HoffAlexandra HolmquistCatherine HolzmanAriana HonesJacob HorneckerRandy Hornstine

Joe HousemanKaren HovlandMairead HowleyAnne HuberSister LaVerne HudallaDarlene HueserJoe John HuffordLori HumeAlly HunkinsKelly HusebyBrandy HyattFekri IbrahimNehra IsmailMichael IwanskiAbisola Sole JaiyesimiKatherine JansenTom JasperKatie JeddelohKathlyn JensenAnne T. Johnson

Ben JohnsonChloe JohnsonDan JohnsonGail JohnsonKania JohnsonRyan JohnsonTori JohnsonDavid JonesJudy JorgensenJudy JoslinNatalie JostThomas JoycePaul J. JungquistBrian KaibelLenore KaibelEmily KalkbrennerWally KammeierCamille Kasavan

Erin KaslowPamela KaufmanKurt KeenaSharon KeizerMatthew KeliherThomas KellerKathleen KelleyDawn KemuntoTony KhambounmyNaaima KhanDeidre KieferAbbie KielasDiane KielasJohn KimMelissa KingJanet KinneyShauna KirkhamLauren KizaurAllyson KnudsenLeisa Knych-JohnsonDavid KochClaire KolmodinSteve KorngableJennifer KoskelaRita KrihaJames KumpColleen KuplastBrady KurtzAndrea KvasnickaMary LachYazmin LaFleur-DonabyGeorge LangJessica LangePeter Lange Phillip LangeThomas LangloisKenneth LangrEmily LarsonJennifer LarsonJohn LattyakLaura LaufmannRandy LawsonJulie LedgerBarry LeeDonnell Lee Bruce LemkeCarolyn LemkeCharles LentzDavid LewandowskiHarlan LewisLindsay LewisKate Yueyi LiJoan LindemanKyle LoeckerMaria Lopez VentoColleen LorangerErika Lory

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 26 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 27 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Ann LovrienPeter LudwigMindy LueckeLinda LuedtkeConnor LuetkeElliot LynchRobert LynchMark MacapagalLaura MackeyCaitlin MaddenFadumo MahamudChris MaidaJasmin MaldonadoPrad MalyalaBridget ManahanBarry MandelEmma MannRose MartinSarah MartinJeff MarxMildred MathiowetzDanielle MatsonSahr MatturiAnthony MaurenFrank MaxMary Jo MaynesAndrew McCarthyRyan McCormickThomas McElveenScott McGillicuddyJeffrey McKeageErin McLeodAlexandra MeekJena MegelMary MennengaAshley MenzelMatt MesserschmidtAnna MillerSteve MillerBob MiltonGail MoerkeWilliam MoffattAzahar MohamedPaige MoodyChristina MooreTeresa MorelandDan MorganLia MoroneAnnie MyersSatwik MysoreEmily NadelAntara NaderAngela NasonChris NaylorSana NazCassandra NelsonElizabeth Nelson

Marilyn Peller NelsonSteven NelsonGary NessAndrew NguyenRenila NinanSahra NoorNell NordieJacklyn NortonClaudia NovakJoseph O'HaganMaegan O'HerinAlexandra OlsonKaren OlsonLuAnn OlsonTerry O'NeillKris OrluckOla OshaArbor Otalora-FadnerMaggy OtteMichael Owusu AfriyieRachel Mirela Ozer-BearsonEduardo PadillaDonald PagelkopfPhyllis ParkerNathan PatrickPatricia PerellKatie PerkeySusan PerkeyMary PerkinsLaurette PetersenZach PetroskiTracy PhamAnna PohladJohn PolusKen PomerantzJulie PowerDaniela Prigozhina

Olivia QuintanillaTamas RaczKatlin RamletMark RauenhorstStephen RavndalElizabeth ReedSister Carol Rennie, OSBThomas ReutemanCarleen RhodesCarol RiceMichelle RichardsonShay RichardsonLeo RiesAllen RisbergBailey RobertsJessica RobertsDarlene RogersAustin RooksJames RoopAnn RuffMary J. RuffDavid SachaChristina DobratzAmy SammlerTony SatterthwaiteJosh SavageauDavid ScheptKathryn SchleichTodd SchmidtDeborah SchmittBeth SchneiderEllen SchneiderMark ScholtesJohn SchwabJoe SchwenkerJessica SchwinnZachary Scott

Amber GathjeSena GedefaAyan GelleRenee GenereuxSara GilbertMike GozeJenna GradyLinda GreenwaldtCollin GroveFenet GuduCharlotte HackettRanda HamidKyle HansenAnnika HansonGregory HansonJoAnn S. HansonRaymond HansonSharon HardyAlex HarrisKaren Harris

Steve HarrisHinda HassanNajma HassanYer Heaberlin-KimCynthia HeiglRev. Marlene HelgemoTristan HellerJohn HermansonMark HickeyLauren HicokAaron HietpasNancy HigginsKatelyn HoffAlexandra HolmquistCatherine HolzmanAriana HonesJacob HorneckerRandy Hornstine

Joe HousemanKaren HovlandMairead HowleyAnne HuberSister LaVerne HudallaDarlene HueserJoe John HuffordLori HumeAlly HunkinsKelly HusebyBrandy HyattFekri IbrahimNehra IsmailMichael IwanskiAbisola Sole JaiyesimiKatherine JansenTom JasperKatie JeddelohKathlyn JensenAnne T. Johnson

Ben JohnsonChloe JohnsonDan JohnsonGail JohnsonKania JohnsonRyan JohnsonTori JohnsonDavid JonesJudy JorgensenJudy JoslinNatalie JostThomas JoycePaul J. JungquistBrian KaibelLenore KaibelEmily KalkbrennerWally KammeierCamille Kasavan

Erin KaslowPamela KaufmanKurt KeenaSharon KeizerMatthew KeliherThomas KellerKathleen KelleyDawn KemuntoTony KhambounmyNaaima KhanDeidre KieferAbbie KielasDiane KielasJohn KimMelissa KingJanet KinneyShauna KirkhamLauren KizaurAllyson KnudsenLeisa Knych-JohnsonDavid KochClaire KolmodinSteve KorngableJennifer KoskelaRita KrihaJames KumpColleen KuplastBrady KurtzAndrea KvasnickaMary LachYazmin LaFleur-DonabyGeorge LangJessica LangePeter Lange Phillip LangeThomas LangloisKenneth LangrEmily LarsonJennifer LarsonJohn LattyakLaura LaufmannRandy LawsonJulie LedgerBarry LeeDonnell Lee Bruce LemkeCarolyn LemkeCharles LentzDavid LewandowskiHarlan LewisLindsay LewisKate Yueyi LiJoan LindemanKyle LoeckerMaria Lopez VentoColleen LorangerErika Lory

COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 26 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES 27 2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Ardith ShannonCharlie ShawLaura SheakRyan SheatsEvelyn ShelafoeKate SherburneRoger ShermanNafiso ShireAshika ShresthaRegan SieckSamantha SiemsenKatherine SmetJean SmidtBeth SmitsJames SnyderJames SolemPatrick SomsenCarl SorensenJackie SorensenAudrey SorensonCatherine SpaethLori SpearsKate Rose SpencerDelano SpitzerKatie SplittstoesserRobert SpringerRick StaffordNorman StanleyCharles StantonJessica StaplesKathy SteinbergerBen StephensKari StephensMaureen StoltzmanJeffrey StrandBethany SubstadBeth SullivanHarsh SundaniMaggie TachenyKatherine TallantKristel Sauter TamayoEricka TaylorMagdalene TaylorDick TeetersSheng ThaoTerri ThaoPatricia TheisHayley ThomasSarah ThompsonTanner ThooftCasey ThrashLaurie ThrushKelzee TibbettsJudith TitcombJacqueline Tobar JimenezKathy ToloTori Tomlinson

Beth TopolukKathleen ToppMelinda (Lin) ToppingHung TranErin TreiberAnne Elise Tschida CSJAmira TsegayeNina TuttleJames UrbanekRita UrbanekChueyid VangMarta Vegdahl CrowellMariele Ver VoortLisa VoglSamantha VucicevicRocky VuePeter WagnerJulia WallnerDaphne WalmerShellia WandroBenjamin WannerPhilip WasinskiGwen WashingtonCarissa WeisdorfSteven WellerKaren WhiteJordyn WhitmanNathan WhittleRichard WickaJill WigandTodd WilkinsonEssence WilliamsNancy WilliamsKrista WilsonRachel Wilson

Craig WiltziusMary WoiakSara WoldtOlivia WolfSamuel WongLucia WorthPaja XiongAriana YangDarcilla YangJenny YangPhoua YangSheila YangJason YarrusoMichael YostAli YousufSaliha YousufAli YusufYun ZhouHenry Zhenyu Zuo

Volunteer Groups3MAffinity Plus Credit UnionCentral BankCummins Power GenerationEntrust DatacardMeford First Baptist Church Knox Presbyterian ChurchRoom & Board

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If you are one of our supporters and do not see your name on a list, please contact Sue at 651.312.3341 (or) susan.perkey@commonbond.org

CommonBond housing communities are wonderful!

I experienced a lot of drama and bad experiences before

finding you guys, and what a blessing. I am settled, met

many new friends, have access to computers, underground

parking - it is GREAT! I will be taken out of here feet

first, hopefully not anytime soon. It is literally a dream

come true to be living here.

�ank you CommonBond,

Peggy

Q U O T A B L E

2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBERS

Margaret Belanger, CSJCarondelet Village

Mary BennettFirst Vice President, Wealth AdvisorMorgan Stanley Wealth Management

Dana S. CottrellTeam LeadXcel Energy

Debora Frodl Chief Strategist and Product DevelopmentGE Capital

Lori HumePartner, Private Client ServicesWIPFLi, LLC

Paul J. Jungquist Vice President-Portfolio ManagerSit Investment Associates

Kathleen (Katie) KelleyGroup Managing Director Commercial BankingBMO Harris Bank

Allyson KnudsenExecutive Vice PresidentWells Fargo Home Mortgage

James A. Kump Vice President Investment OperationsTravelers

Sahra NoorCEOPeople’s Center Health Services

Sr. Carol Rennie, OSBSpiritual DirectorBenedictine Center of St. Paul’s Monastery

Tony SatterthwaitePresident, Cummins Power GenerationCummins, Inc.

John SchwabPartner in Charge, Construction and Real EstateWIPFLi, LLC

Judith TitcombDiscovery DirectorPulse Innovation

Richard WickaPrincipalFrauenshuh HealthCare Real Estate Solutions

Todd WilkinsonPresident & CEODatacard Group

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Thomas F. Jasper, CHAIRVice Chairman – Funding, Operations and FinanceTCF Financial Corporation

Deidre Lal Schmidt, PRESIDENTPresident & CEOCommonBond Communities

Eduardo Padilla, VICE CHAIRChief Executive Of�cerNorthMarq Capital

Tom Joyce, SECRETARYSenior CounselDorsey & Whitney, LLP

Vicki Duncomb, TREASURERV.P. - Chief Financial Of�cerDolan MediaThe Dolan Company

Kyle HansenExecutive Vice PresidentU.S. Bank, Commercial Real Estate

Michele MeyerSVP, PresidentGeneral Mills, Meals Division

Mark RauenhorstPresidentMarren Properties

Carleen RhodesPresident and CEOMinnesota Philanthropy Partners

Terri ThaoProgram DirectorNexus Community Partners

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