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TheFamilyPartnership.org

2017 ANNUAL REPORT

This past year was transformative for The Family Partnership! We aligned our programs to focus on implementing a two-generation (2Gen) approach, including trauma-informed counseling services, therapeutic childcare and early learning programming with parental supports, as well as, in our sex-trafficking prevention and intervention services.

A 2Gen approach creates opportunities for children and their parents or caregivers together. It focuses programming on improving outcomes of children, and addressing barriers in the lives of adults to change their trajectory and break the systemic poverty that is passed from generation to generation for too many families.

In 2017, the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro area once again made headlines for its high quality of life, yet far too many of our neighbors are being left behind. The Family Partnership is an integral part of the health and social service safety net in the metro area. We continuously push ourselves to innovate to meet the growing demand for solutions and to meet the challenge of providing measurable results.

The Family Partnership has, indeed, innovated and met the challenge: as the drawing on the back cover represents, we expanded access to our behavioral health and Counseling services to meet families where they are – in the spectrum of services as well as geographically – a “we’ll come to you” approach. To further strengthen our Education programs, we added new efforts using research on brain science to our therapeutic preschools, along with enhanced music therapy, math/reading literacy, and language immersion. We continue to focus our Advocacy on sex trafficking through awareness training, street outreach, and programs that support individual victim/survivors to heal and reclaim their lives.

Trusted relationships are at the center of all of our practices and programs. At The Family Partnership, we forge bonds to help people overcome trauma, learn new behaviors, and change life trajectories. In this annual report, you will read stories of the relationships that have helped our clients to succeed.

We thank you for your investment in our mission to clear the path for family success. With your support, we remain steadfast in our commitment to close opportunity gaps and to ensure that every family has the tools they need to build a foundation for prosperity and well-being.

LETTER FROM THE CEO

MOLLY GREENMANPresident and CEO

MARGIE SORANBoard Chair

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PRESIDENT & CEOMolly Greenman

CHAIRPERSONMargie Soran

VICE CHAIRPERSONBruce A. Lilly

SECRETARYMargie DuPuis*Tommy Hillman

TREASURERThomas J. Woessner

DIRECTORSRebekah CrosbyKelly DrummerChristian EricksonGleason GloverMaura Howard*Paul D. MelchertKen Middlebrooks*Kati Mohammad-ZadehClint MorrisonNancy A. NelsonJennifer ObinnaIngrid Roberts*Claire RuebeckMolly SchlobohmNeely SnyderJulie Jackley Steiner

DIRECTOR EMERITUSDavid C. Brackett, Sr.*Julia Morrison Palmer

LIFE MEMBEROrem O. Robbins+

*Term ended in 2017

+We said goodbye to Lifetime Board Member Orem Robbins. He remained a champion of our mission throughout his life, encouraging us to “magnify our power” to serve more people and end poverty in our communities.

BY THE NUMBERS

88%

32%

84%

Living in or very close to poverty

Immigrant background

Children (0-17)

Young Children (0-5)

64%

VISIONWe envision a Twin Cities where all children and families, regardless of income or origins, reach their full potential. The Family Partnership will be the leader in closing opportunity and achievement gaps for children and families living in poverty by providing high impact, multicultural services; building powerful community partnerships; and changing public policy.

MISSIONThe Family Partnership’s mission is to build strong families, vital communities and better futures for children through counseling, education and advocacy.

Counseling participants who have rated their progress as excellent or good on the issue for which they sought our help

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82%

b PRIDE participants who have fully escaped sex-trafficking at their case closure

The Family Partnership’s preschool graduates who tested ready for kindergarten

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CORE BELIEFSOur focus is families

We meet people where they’re at

People change in the context of relationships

All individuals and families have strengths

We want a better future for the next generation

Culture matters in helping people change

We strengthen families through compassion and accountability

Our employees are our most valuable resource

Good stewardship of resources makes our efforts sustainable

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1,939 low-income children, youth and adults benefited from our evidence-based therapies.

2,257partners in the field, such as teachers, case managers and youth workers, were provided with professional development.

89% of criminal justice systems-involved youth we served through our intensive, in-home counseling program avoided out-of-home institutional placement.

94% of these youth had no new criminal offenses six months after completing the program!

IMAGINE AN EIGHTH-GRADE BOY

who was disruptive in class, being sent out of classes weekly and sometimes daily. The ‘intervention room’ at school became the teachers’ default discipline strategy. The young man began meeting with a therapist with The Family Partnership twice a week. Together, they worked on how to respond to authority and understanding boundaries and expectations. After only a few weeks his ability to change his behavior and respond to verbal warnings helped him to remain in class throughout the day, being sent out of class only once between November and January.

COUNSELING

DEPRESSION

EMOTIONAL DISORDERS

Serious problems overcome by

The Family Partnership’s individual, family, group, in-school, and in-home counseling programs

MARITAL OR FAMILY

STRIFE

JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

TRAUMA & VIOLENCE

TOXIC STRESS FROM ABUSE

NEGLECT

ADDICTION

CHRONIC POVERTY

BEHAVIORALDISORDERS

The important role of therapy for adolescents is helping them to reduce stress, reduce trauma and increase successful academics, and support their relationships with family and friends.

Counseling improves well-being for children and families who have faced adverse experiences that impede success at school, home or work.

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IMAGINE A CHILD just shy of her third birthday. She displayed leadership qualities, but she also had delays in fine motor skills and cognitive development. Her limited vocabulary caused her to resort to temper tantrums or crying as a way to get her needs met.

This child attended The Family Partnership’s Four Directions therapeutic all-day preschool for over 28 months. Teachers worked with her on describing her emotions and feelings and she participated in a social emotional group at the center. Gradually, her tantrums decreased and she began to use words to describe how she was feeling. She had more, and better, social interactions with other children in the classroom. Her teachers and occupational

therapists created play activities that incorporated her love of animals, especially horses. After building skills and setting a daily structure, her scores rose dramatically: from 38% in math skills and 58% in language and literacy when she joined the preschool, to 100% just 18 months later. Her self-confidence improved and she made many friends.

That same child who began at Four Directions preschool, with delays in everything from motor skills to language and cognitive development, graduated in August of 2017, 100% ready for Kindergarten, with the confidence and skills she would need to be successful in school.

20,629 children served through drop-in childcare programs at government centers.

92% of children who graduated from The Family Partnership’s preschools tested ready for kindergarten.

482 babies, children, and families are healthy, more resilient, and developing executive functioning thanks to our work with high risk, pregnant and postpartum moms, our multicultural therapeutic preschools, and our educational programs and counseling for their parents. 94% of 116 families

of preschoolers used parenting techniques that promote school readiness; 83% promoted language development at home.

EDUCATION

Our Preschools are: • Therapeutic, using cutting edge brain-science

to inform programming

• Multicultural and multilingual, and

• 4-Star Parent-Aware and NAEYC accredited

The Family Partnership is one of only a few organizations in the state to employ onsite occupational, physical, speech, music, and behavioral play therapy staff to support preschool and education programs. You might ask: what is the occupation of a child? Their job is to play.

Children’s play is their work, and at our preschool and education programs, children’s days are full of play. Physical and cognitive skills, including fine motor skills and language acquisition are all derived from play-based learning; it is the foundation for children’s social and emotional development.

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ADVOCACY

20,629 children served through drop-in childcare programs at government centers.

94% of 116 families of preschoolers used parenting techniques that promote school readiness; 83% promoted language development at home.

IMAGINE A YOUNG WOMAN who has experienced domestic violence, sexual assault, or violence due to sex trafficking. She is using drugs and alcohol to manage her experience of victimization, and, as a result, is being pushed further into the criminal justice system. She will need a strong support system to help her to stop the drug use and to help her get off the streets. And, even more support when she finds out she is pregnant. She is referred to the PRIDE program by the county’s Drug and Alcohol Court. Her PRIDE advocate will help her find resources for housing and drug counseling. Working closely with her PRIDE advocate she will make a plan for permanent housing and finding a job – to survive and make a life for herself and her child without participating in solicitation. This young woman now works a full-time job that she loves, and she is a good mother to her child. She has built up savings and is doing all the things she thought she couldn’t do. That’s because she tried to make things better, instead of giving up on herself!

The Family Partnership operates one of the first and longest-running programs in the United States for women and teens who have been sexually exploited. We have developed the high level of expertise required to help victims begin the process of healing and putting their life back together. PRIDE (Promoting Recovery, Independence, Dignity, and Equality) Program services include safety planning, counseling and support, and legal assistance.

PRIDE also aids survivors in reaching their educational and employment goals. The program gives victims the best chance to permanently escape sex-trafficking and works to ensure their children do not fall prey to the same devastating poverty.

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3,470 adults and youth engaged in advocacy initiatives.

95% of clients developed a stronger social support network to avoid future victimization.

273 victim/survivors served through the PRIDE program.76% fully escaped from sex trafficking.

The PRIDE director trained 235 property managers, hotel staff, law enforcement, community members, youth and concerned parents about the signs of commercial sexual exploitation and ways to help individuals being trafficked.

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asset building housing and public supports

economicassets

networks, friends, and neighbors

mental healthtoxic stressaccess to health care

early childhood educationsocial

capital

health & well-being

postsecondary & employment pathways

Summary of ExpensesProgram Services ............................................................................... $7,731,440Mission Support through Management ......................................$1,099,074Mission Support through Fundraising .............................................$595,416Total Expenses ...................................................................... $9,425,930

Revenue SourcesPhilanthropy .......................................................................................... $1,235,447

United Way .............................................................................................. $690,207

Government Contracts ......................................................................$5,622,787

Fee Revenue ........................................................................................... $1,137,858

Other Income ............................................................................................ $253,123

Total Revenue ........................................................................$8,939,422

Applying a 2Gen approach to ending intergenerational poverty

Today, we are leveraging a two-generation approach in each of our programs, including trauma-informed counseling services, therapeutic childcare and early learning programming and parental supports, and sex-trafficking prevention and intervention services.

The core components of 2Gen are: early childhood education, health and well-being, postsecondary employment pathways, economic assets, building social capital.

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Thank you donors!The Family Partnership appreciates the generosity of donors who help sustain our work. We would like to acknowledge the following Businesses, Corporations, Federated Campaigns, Foundations, Civic Groups, Religious Institutions, and individuals whose gifts were received from January 1, 2017 through December 31, 2017.

Summary of ExpensesProgram Services ............................................................................... $7,731,440Mission Support through Management ......................................$1,099,074Mission Support through Fundraising .............................................$595,416Total Expenses ...................................................................... $9,425,930

Revenue SourcesPhilanthropy .......................................................................................... $1,235,447

United Way .............................................................................................. $690,207

Government Contracts ......................................................................$5,622,787

Fee Revenue ........................................................................................... $1,137,858

Other Income ............................................................................................ $253,123

Total Revenue ........................................................................$8,939,422

$50,000+Businesses, Corporations, Federated Campaigns, Foundations, Civic Groups & Religious InstitutionsGreater Twin Cities United WayB.C. Gamble & P.W. Skogmo Foundation

Pohlad Family FoundationRiver Road Foundation*, on behalf of Bruce Lilly & Paula Schad Lilly Robert Lilly Austin Lilly

Women’s Foundation of Minnesota

IndividualsDavid C. Brackett, Sr. & Dianne Brackett*

Bruce & Julie Steiner*

$49,999- $10,000Businesses, Corporations, Federated Campaigns, Foundations, Civic Groups & Religious InstitutionsAllina Health SystemAthwin FoundationButler Family FoundationDonaldson FoundationGeorge Family FoundationJames B. Linsmayer Foundation

Medica FoundationMinneapolis Rotary Foundation

O.P. and W.E. Edwards Foundation, Inc.

The Mortenson Family Foundation

Weyerhaeuser Family Foundation, Inc.

Youthprise

IndividualsAnonymousMargo & Thomas Brackett*Mae & Toby Dayton*Margot & Paul GrangaardBarbara HopkinsAlida MessingerRay MithunRussell C. & Nancy A. Nelson*

Mimi SandersPhil & Margie Soran of the Soran Family Fund of the Minneapolis Foundation*

Janey Winterbauer & Christian Erickson*

$9,999 – $5,000Businesses, Corporations, Federated Campaigns, Foundations, Civic Groups & Religious InstitutionsOtto Bremer Trust*Davis Charitable TrustDelta Dental of Minnesota Foundation

M. A. Mortenson Company*The Minneapolis FoundationThe Sheltering Arms Foundation

Benjamin W. Stephenson Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation

IndividualsAnonymousClifford & Nancy AndersonJulie AndrusMegan & James DaytonMary Dolan*Casey HalcrowLucy Hartwell for the Smikis Foundation

Lucy Rosenberry Jones Charitable Trust

Dr. Paul Melchert and James Zimmerman*

Lucy & Bob Mitchell*Kandi & Bart Osborn of the S. Bartley Osborn Family Charitable Trust

Julia Morrison Palmer & Brian Palmer*

Laura & John TaftMargaret Wurtele

$4,999-$2,500Businesses, Corporations, Federated Campaigns, Foundations, Civic Groups & Religious InstitutionsLindquist & Vennum, PLLPMidwest Plastic SurgeryNTH, Inc.Oxford Financial Group, LTDThe Elizabeth C. Quinlan Foundation, Inc.

Walser Foundation funded by the Walser Automotive Group

Wells Foundation

IndividualsAnonymousAnnelie & Shawn BergersonMary Ann Dorsher & Sven Wehrwein

Joan R. DuddingstonMarie & Fred Friswold Nancy Gibson & Ron SternalMolly Greenman & Michael Kehoe

Patricia HarrisonMartha Head of the Head Family Foundation

Sarah & John LindahlHugh & Ingrid Roberts*Heather RochefordKim & Buddy SnowValerie & Edson SpencerJane Tilka and Bill Dolan

$2,499- $1,000Businesses, Corporations, Federated Campaigns, Foundations, Civic Groups & Religious InstitutionsBest & Flanagan LLPCarolyn FoundationMille Lacs Band of OjibweNorthside Achievement ZoneS.F. Perkins Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation

Salo, LLCShakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community

VirtevaVoyant

IndividualsAnonymousAlice & Dan AndersonScott L. AndersonVirginia Baker*Melanie & Mark BaumhoverMary & Bruce BeanLucia & Brian BellPhilip & Lydia Bell*Dr. Paul Bieganski & Dr. Kati Mohammad-Zadeh*

Stan & Sharon BirnbaumBonnie Blodgett*Leonard C. BrackettJohn BultenaRita ConroyKatherine & Christopher Crosby

Caroline DaytonWendy Dayton of the Douglas & Wendy Dayton Foundation

Jennifer DickPeter DowdCharles Driscoll*Denise D’RozarioKelly & Samuel Drummer*Margaret EveristElizabeth Grant & William Casey

Barbara & Gary HaugenTommy & Evelena Hillman*Nancy HiteElizabeth & Ed Hlavka on behalf of the Trustees of The Alces Trust

Sally & Jim HornigMaura & Steve Howard*

Kathleen & Frank JewettGeorge H. JohnstonKathleen JonesLaura & Rodney JordanGrant KaminKyoko KatayamaJacqueline & Michael Kavanagh of the Michael R. and Jacqueline R. Kavanagh Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation

David KirklandJudson KoehnAnousone & David Lettenberger

Margery Martin & Daniel FeidtJoyce & Dick McFarland of the Dick and Joyce H. McFarland Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation

Alan Geiwitz & Mary McMahon

Mary & Clint Morrison*Tom & Meredith OlsonLouise OttenGregory PageAmy PearsonCathy Polasky & Ave Nelson*Natalie Ramier & Norman Swett

Michael RoseConradine C. SanbornSusan & David SanbornMolly & Ty Schlobohm*Nanci & Jeffrey Shapiro*Pam & Mike Sime of the Sime Family Donor Advised Fund of the National Christian Foundation Twin Cities

Diana & Kyle SrivastavaMimi & James Stake McIvor SteinerAmy Steiner StielowJean ThomsonRonald VesseyRuth & David WaterburyKelly & Matthew WeightDouglas & Diane WildEleanor & Fred Winston Restricted Family Fund of the Longview Foundation*

Thomas & Michelle Woessner*Hunter & Adam Wright

* Capital Campaign Contributor Champions Society Member +Deceased

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$999-$500Businesses, Corporations, Federated Campaigns, Foundations, Civic Groups & Religious InstitutionsAnonymous Donor - CargillAustin Mutual Insurance Company Foundation

The Improve GroupMinnesota Philanthropy Partners

Zachry Engineering

IndividualsSteven H. AndersenJeff BarkmeierRebecca & Daniel BolgarStacy BrownTod E. CarpenterVirginia E. CarpenterJoanne and Ben CaseJulie CloseJeanne Corwin & Burt CorwinMargie DuPuis*Jocelyn & Nick FrankLisa Gibson & Rick GibsonGerry & William GrahamJill & Robert GreenmanMary Jo & Frank HaggertyBlanche & Thane HawkinsLiz & Van HawnTracy Hudson Ho and Adrian HoAnne HoffmanLibby & Thomas HornerMeredith HowellTina & Dennis HoyeThomas HullMary & Jay JackleyBen KehoeMelissa & Richard LewisSusan Michalek and Mark Harrison

Rosalind MillerLee Mitau & Karin BirkelandSheila MorganKelly Morrison & John Willoughby

Mary & Rob NicoskiClark & Christine NordbergJennifer ObinnaLars PeterssenEllen PhelpsTanya RasoGene ReratRobert SavageSarah & Dan SheehanKaren & Jeffery SmithWendy & Colin Smith Family Fund of the Minneapolis Foundation

Karl Starr & Christopher J. Haug

Sandra SummersDon & Margaret ThomasNed Foster & Laura TiffanyBeth & Tim TraffJane & Steve VanTasselBradford & Cynthia Wallin of The Wallin Foundation

Susan M. Wright

$499-$100Businesses, Corporations, Federated Campaigns, Foundations, Civic Groups & Religious InstitutionsAnonymous Donor - 3MAnonymous Donor - Target Corporation

Anonymous Donor - UPSAccu-Tech Tool & Design, Inc.Clyde’s Service, Inc.The Dorsey & Whitney Foundation

General Electric Matching Gifts Program

The Quaker Hill FoundationTarget – HQ

IndividualsAnonymous (3)Stuart & Ann AckmanKent & Mandy AdamsNancy AlbrechtMary AndersenDale AndersonMarc AndvikKurtis ArndtDeborah & Gary ArndtNancy AvilaSusan BartellMegan & Peter BassettMerry BeckKimberly & Robert BirdwellSally & Maurice BlanksDerek BlinkmanCharles & Judith BoylanMargee & Will BrackenAnn Brown & Stephen HollickSchelly Braden & Bryn VaalerAimee & Patrick BrantsegEric BrittPam & Phil BroatCarol & Conley BrooksMark BrownWilliam BrownNed BulmanRobert BurlingameRenee & David BurtonMary CarpenterAnne & Thomas CarrierPat Case & John CaseLynn Casey & Mike ThorntonCathy CavanaughEmma & Jonathan ChapmanJeanne & Raymond ChausseeGan ChenArta CheneyJon ChristieLori ClassonDouglas and Sands Coleman Fund of the Minneapolis Foundation

Bert & Susie ColianniCinda CollinsMarisa CoughlanLucia CraneEllie Crosby through the Crosswols Foundation

Rebekah & David CrosbyCarol & Ted Cushmore

Rachel & Peter CzachorMichael DadyWendy W. DankeyLiz Davis & Steve PolaskyThomas & Barbara DavisSusan & Steven DemorlisCatherine & David DillonKate & Douglas DonaldsonLinda DonaldsonJeffrey DonnayLynette Dumalag & Michael Porsch

Marilynn DunbarJames DunnJ. Michele EdwardsElizabeth EngelkingMary & Rand EvansJohn FieldAnn Finzel & David WeiderAmy FlumerfeltCaroline FosterJane GehanRoxane & Curtis GiljeSigrid GlasoePat G. GordonCathy Gorlin & Marshall Tannick

Jodie & Steve GradyElizabeth GrantVirginia+ & John GreenmanDennis GrigalNancy GundersonPamela GuthrieMelody HachHeather & Peter HaegRose & John HagenTeresa & David Haggerty-LueckJill HarmonWilliam & Helen HartfielPaula HassingerSusan & Michael HastiKelly HenrySally & Peter HerfurthJim HieldJoan HiginbothamAileen & James HillReid D. HinderksAntonia HommeyerAnn & James HowardIngrid & Richard HoytSeth & Nancy HoytLaurie & David HughesKatie & Marc IwaninJohn JamesPaul & Jean JohnsonEllen Jones & Robert McKlveenMartha & Art KaemmerJulie KapsnerNicole KaufmanElizabeth & Mike LaukkaClinton KennedyKim KepriosMark A. KerseyAngela KiddJudith A. KimJames KinnearCharles KipplelySandy Klein-Mirviss & P.J. Mirviss

Carly Kohler

Sheila G. KramerVenetia KudrlePaul B. KurzwegCarol LangeJoseph LarkinSandi LarsonDavid LatzkeBen LeistikowGwen & Irving LernerCindy & Mike LeSageSharon LewisMary & Erik LillestolChip Lindeke & Terry CampbellChristopher LipetzkyClementina LopezAmy & Mark LucasBarbara LundsgaardAnna LyonJanis LysenDustin MacGregorLaurie MacGregorTodd MacGregorLaura MacLennanMary L. MagnusonDave & Kelly MansellConnie Manske & Bruce Redmon

Sarah B. MarshallMichele & Bob MartinMartha & Stuart MasonLeslie Mason-Welle & Mark Welle

Janet McCaffreyDonald McCarthyPolly McCreaBritt & Sean Inger McDonnellRachel & Michael McGarrySharon & Christopher McGrann

M.J. McKinleyPeter McLaughlin & Nancy Hylden

Lori & Steve MelanderChris & Jeffrey Meyer-Quarberg

Tracy & Roger MillerBarbara & Steve MoonGail & John MooreCornell L. Moore & Wanda Weeks Moore

Nancy MorrisonHedi MoussaviBonnie Mulligan & Charlie Greenman

Leigh A. MullinixKatherine MurphyMary & David NealRosalyn & Scott NicholasNancy & Allen NicklayMary NicollMarcia NovakBelinda O’ConnellTim & Dana O’ConnorJulia OffenhauserNancy OrrLarkin M. PereseNancy & Reed PetersonKris & Jason PettitJane Piccard & Hunt GreeneGretchen Piper

* Capital Campaign Contributor Champions Society Member +Deceased

Deanna PlantJane PlihalSusan & David PlimptonKatherine PollockChristina Prindle & Gerard Prindle

Kay RaabeMelissa Raphan & Tom RockKristin RasmussenLawrence RecordMaren & David ReederJohn Reinan & Monica MosesBarbara & Jack ReisRick & Marilynne RickenbachAnnie & Roy RileyJane & Walter RingerTina & Wint RitchieLori & John RobertsScott J. RobinsonRuth RoseWilliam RossiterMaureen & Gordon RuddTrisha & Bryan RumplePhoebe RuonaJan & Ralph SavageJane ScallenTom SchmallPat SchmidtJohn SchwalbachMargaret Y. SearlesDiane SeurerKaty & John Shannon, Jr.Ames SheldonLinda & Robert SimmonsNeely & Jason SnyderJoel A. SommersEuclid SperowLisa & Jeffrey SpethmannCassidy & Andrew SteinerSherry Stern & Steven SnyderJackie Sticha & Chris HautmanKathryn & Stephen StoneRuth StrickerAnn R. StrongMaggie SuttonJennifer & Douglas SvestkaHeather SvobodaBarbara J. SwainKevin SwansonMarilyn SwansonJeffrey TavernaRichard & Karen TeskeDanielle TheirlPhyllis ThomsonSusan & Sean TrumanPamela & Hal UlvestadMartha & Andrew Van de VenChelsea VandlenThomas von KusterJanie WaldronTiffany & Matthew WalterAmy & Michael WarnerNancy & David WarnerJean WestEric J. WestShawn Whelan & Aaron LeisenKathy & Tim WhittenMargot WillettChris Wing

Stephanie Wolf & James Burrows

Stanton WolkoffSuzie Woodrich & David Knoblauch

Lee WoolmanMichelle Woster & Peter QualeMargaret A. WrightKathy & Jim WymanAngela ZurickRon Zweber & Peter Scott

Memorials & TributesIn Honor of the Family of David C. Brackett Family Memorial Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation

• Mark Anderson• Dianne & David Brackett

In Memory of Anna Brown• William Brown

In Memory of Cynthia Brackett Driscoll

• Charles DriscollIn Honor of Hope Flanagen

• Deanna StandingCloud-Green

In Honor of Molly Greenman• Ben Kehoe• Kim Keprios

In Memory of Virginia Greenman

• Jill & Robert GreenmanIn Memory of Pat Keyes

• Patricia KeyesIn Memory of Kari Koskinen• Luanne Koskinen

In Memory of Sean A. Mulcahy• Molly Greenman & Michael Kehoe

In Honor of NAZ• April Bryant

In Memory of Richard Paulaha• Katherine Brown

In Memory of Marjorie Johnston Peterson

• Elliot Badzin• George Johnston

In Honor of Ingrid Roberts• Nick Roberts

In Honor of Claire and David Ruebeck

•Herbert & Ann StrongIn Honor of Margie Soran

• Jan & Ralph SavageIn Honor of Julie Steiner

• Nancy Gibson & Ron Sternal

In Memory of Dorothy Tulien• Susan Bartell

Matching Gifts3MAmazonsmile FoundationAmeriprise Financial Employee Gift Matching Program

Anoka CountyAustin Mutual Insurance Company Foundation

Benilde-St. Margaret’s SchoolBoston ScientificCargillFiduciary Counselling, Inc.General MillsThe Improve GroupMayo ClinicMedtronic, Inc.Minnesota Community Foundation

Oxford Financial Group, LTDRamier Construction, Inc.Rust ConsultingS.F. Perkins Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation

Smikis FoundationSoran Family Foundation Fund of The Saint Paul Foundation

Target CorporationThomson ReutersUnitedHealth GroupUBSUPSUS Bank*Varsity PaintersVirtevaVoyaWells Fargo

Building for Better Futures Campaign Donors from Prior Years Anonymous (3)Ellie Crosby - The Longview Foundation

Julia W. DaytonMary Dolan Restricted Family Fund of The Longview Foundation

Carson & Donna FunderburkBill & Sally KlingKen & Linda MiddlebrooksMary Ann Nelson & James Van Houton

Orem O. Robbins+Dayton SobyCandace SwansonMarcus Waterbury

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We have made every attempt to ensure accuracy. If you made a donation between January 1, 2017 and December 31, 2017 and your name has been omitted, misspelled, or incorrectly listed, please accept our apologies and contact Rebecca Troast, Advancement Associate, at 612.728.2091 or rtroast@thefamilypartnership.org

* Capital Campaign Contributor Champions Society Member +Deceased

Champions SocietyThe Champions Society consists of donors who support the organization by pledging a multi-year gift of at least $1,000 per year for five years. These members help sustain the organization’s unrestricted operating needs for programs and services.

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