2012 ANNUAL REPORTWorking to prevent domestic violence

for 29 years

2012 Annual Report

Working with our communities to end domestic violence

for 29 years.

Susan Neis Executive Director

2012 Board of Directors

Linda Wilson Board Chair

Dick StrassburgVice Board Chair

Kirk DiLorenzo Secretary

Anne Loughrey Treasurer

Kaye Aho Otis Pitkin Borop Carmen CampbellAllison Checco Tucona CrowderLaura DayMaureen Scallen FailorCarol HuttnerTim KleinKaty Kolbeck

MISSION Our mission is to prevent domestic abuse.

We provide children and adults a continuum of service that builds sustainable self-reliance and revives the human spirit. We educate, advocate, and lead the way

to social change.

Greg LarsonJohn LauxMary Anne LondonLeah Goldstein-MosesScott NashTheresa PeschJanet PladsonTori Richardson-HillKathy RuscheSandy Unger

2012 STRATEGIC GOALS

• Strengthen our comprehensive programming to increase Cornerstone’s capacity and outreach.

• Demonstrate the quality of our organization’s performance through evaluation.

• Strengthen Cornerstone’s operational capacity.• Create social change that cultivates a non-violent community.

Dear Friends,

As we begin our 30th year, we can look back on what we have accomplished and all that has changed in the last three decades and feel proud. During the course of this journey we have moved four times, each move has facilitated growth and innovation. As we grew and changed so did the communities we serve. The denial of the 1980’s has been replaced by partnerships with local law enforcement, the judicial system and our school districts. The success of our Suburban Hennepin County Blueprint for Safety Project resulted in the expansion of our geographic footprint in 2012. Our target cities now include Brooklyn Park, Bloomington, Eden Prairie, Edina, Richfield, and St Louis Park.

The need for accessible, comprehensible services for victims of domestic violence, their children, their families and their friends is at an all-time high. We saw a 25% increase in the number of unduplicated individuals accessing our services last year and we fully expect that trend to continue in 2013 and beyond. Cornerstone strives to find new and effective ways to meet the unique needs of women, men and children victimized by domestic violence.

Cornerstone continues to demonstrate high ethical standards, both programmatically and administratively. Our strategic goals reflect our mission and vision for the future. We value the community partnerships that strengthen the agency and benefit our clients. Thank you to our donors and volunteers for your support and to our Board of Director for their guidance.

CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILIES

In 2012, Cornerstone provided:845 young clients with 12,482 hours of

counseling and supportive services

207 clients with therapeutic services 197 parents with parenting services

Individual Youth Counseling Youth Support Groups

Family and Youth Therapy Educational Groups

Parenting Support & Education Music Therapy and Counseling

Early Acheivers Pre-School EducationCamp Peacemaker

Mentorship

PAVE - Preventing Abuse and Violence through Education is a unique school-based violence prevention program combining classroom education with individual and group counseling. PAVE works with students K-12 contending with family or dating violence, harassment, bullying, and anger — serving both the victim

and the perpetrator. PAVE staff members develop and utilize curricula addressing gender issues, healthy relationships, and anger issues.

411 students with counseling from PAVE staff Over 9,100 students with education on topics such as healthy relationships,

anger management & bullying.

The new Pave the Way Project website launched in 2012 to promote the awareness and prevention of teen dating violence by harnessing the musical talents of teens by offering a collection of music produced by teens for teens about health and unhealthy relationships.

This project was a collaboration between Cornerstone, Verizon Wireless and McFarland

Thompson Entertainment. Pavethewayproject.com is also an educational website offering tools and resources for teens, teachers, parents, friends and more!

Promoting Healthy Relationships and Empowering Youth through Pop Music

T.I.E. CampaignDuring the month of February, dating violence awareness month,

our local community high schools come together to support Cornerstone’s T.I.E. Campaign

(Taking Initiative Everyday to end dating violence) As a symbol of support, students and athletes wear purple shoelaces for

the month. In 2012, over 330 students participated and over 1,000 signed petitions pledging to “take initiative every day to end

dating violence in their schools”.

Every year for the holidays, Cornerstone sets up “Santa Shop.” Stocked with goodies, Santa Shop gives kids from abusive homes the opportunity to shop for holiday gifts for their parents and siblings. They get to experience the joy

of giving by picking out and wrapping presents for their family.

During the 3 days of Santa Shop: 400 children attended

85 volunteers helped out 12 volunteer groups decorated and cleaned up after the event

59 gift drop off sites at local businesses and organizations

AND over 80 families were “adopted” through our Adopt-a-Family program for the holidays!

Celebrated 20 years of Santa Shop!

RESIDENTIAL LEGAL & SUPPORTIVE

24-Hour Crisis Line Emergency Shelter

Family and Youth Services Support Groups Youth Counseling Housing Advocacy

Parenting Education and SupportProtection for Pets

In 2012 Cornerstone provided:734 victims of domestic violence an advocate to speak with on our 24-hour helpline

464 clients with a safe place to stay 11,545 nights of shelter to clients escaping domestic abuse

Legal Assistance in: Family Court

Criminal Court Civil Court

In 2012 Cornerstone provided:1,952 clients received 13,801 hours of legal advocacy in family, civil and criminal court

46 families with affordable housing & support services

Supportive Services: Safety Planning Support Groups

Affordable Housing Life Skills Support

CORE Program Blueprint for Safety

Blueprint ProjectAs a result of our South Suburban Blueprint Project and Cornerstone’s reputation within the

county’s criminal justice community, we were asked to provide services to the City of Brooklyn Park. We agreed, which resulted in an expanded geographic footprint in March of 2012. The

Blueprint for Safety Project expanded to include a total of ten Hennepin County suburban law enforcement agencies and their City Prosecutors along with the County Attorney’s Office and

the County Sheriff’s Department. The purpose is to improve the sytem’s response to domestic assault and to prevent domestic homicide.

Cornerstone’s Annual Conference 2012 on Domestic Violence and Abuse featured Dr. Ludy Green from Washington D.C. as our opening keynote, speaking on

Domestic Violence in the Workplace and closed with a moving and powerful presentation by survivor Teri Jendusa Nicolai, who narrowly escaped death at the hands of her abusive

ex-husband. There were close to 200 attendees and 12 workshops offered over the course of the 2-day conference on topics as varied as Exploring the Link Between Animal Abuse, Child Abuse,

and Domestic Violence, Abuse in Later Life, and The Impact of Pornography on Children and Youth, and featured, among others, local experts Dr. Jeff Edelson

and Cordelia Anderson.

60 volunteers helped renovate our transitional housing apartment creating a warm and welcoming new home for 8 families. The volunteers also funded and provided a new play set,

sandbox and toys for the children in the apartments.

DAY ONE® MINNESOTAVOLUNTEERS

To learn more about Day One® and our network partners, please visit www.dayoneservices.orgTo keep informed join us at facebook.com/dayonemn

In 2012, 950 volunteers gave 12,500 hours of their time and talents to Cornerstone’s mission.

We had 92 volunteer groups from various churches, corporations, local businesses and civic organizations

Approximately 2500 meals were donated, prepared and served by volunteers to our residents.

Volunteers are at the heart of Cornerstone. They strengthen, support, and expand the services we provide to victims of domestic abuse and their

children. Our work would not be possible without their generosity.

Cornerstone is so grateful for all the community support we receive each month. Local churches, businesses, civic organizations and corporations have given to Cornerstone in

many generous ways. We would not be able to operate without our community embracing the work that we do.

Immediate access to services and safety is vital in saving the lives of persons experiencing interpersonal violence. This is why Day One®, Cornerstone’s statewide program, continues to be such a crucial link between survivors and victim services. Day One® Minnesota provides a unique framework supporting 60 domestic violence, sexual assault, anti-trafficking and general crime organizations. Advocates throughout the state, utilizing our web based site of “real time” bed space and services, assisted over 2,000 victims and their children in finding safety in one call. Over 375 victims, relocating to safe locations in other areas of the state, were provided confidential transportation services.

In 2012, through Day One’s administered Minnesota Domestic Violence Crisis Line, nearly 12,000 victims, family, and friends were directly connected to a network partner program in their area. 24 hours a day, callers received advocacy, support, information and, if requested, safety. Day One® helps to ensure that all victims receive these services by contracting with interpreters and provided over 530 limited English speaking callers’ access to the crisis line in 2012.

Day One® is committed to enhancing access to safety for all survivors of interpersonal violence. To accomplish this, we continue to forge active partnerships on local, national, and international levels creating multiple safe access points for those seeking services. Our unique partnership iniatives include: Opening the Door: A social justice collective of 19 agencies, community members and survivors working to improve access to safety and services for marginalized and underserved populations.

Minnesota Alliance for Family and Animal Safety: A community alliance devoted to addressing the link between animal abuse/neglect and family violence through education, advocacy, social policy and program development.

Anti-trafficking Collaboration: Anti-trafficking, domestic violence and sexual assault programs and coalitions working together to develop training for victim services programs, enhancing the MN DV Crisis Line to provide access for trafficking victims and upgrading the Day One® web-based site to provide additional service information.

Abuse in Later Life: Collaborating with victim service providers and community partners to provide awareness, trainings and direct services for those 50 and older experiencing interpersonal violence from a partner, relative or trusted caregiver.

National Day One®, WashingtonDay One® has long envisioned bringing our model of services to programs throughout the United States, creating a safety net across the country. In 2008, we formed National Day One®, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Cornerstone. Together with domestic violence and human service leaders from the City of Seattle and surrounding counties, we launched our first national expansion initiative. The Day One® Washington program has grown to a network of 22 domestic violence programs working together to streamline access to services for victims in their region.

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

67%

$2,954,882TOTAL 100% of Revenue =

TOTAL 100% of Expenses = Other Changes in Net Assets: $255,719Change in Net Assets: $113,261

<$3,097,340>

Miscellaneous $112,916

Rental Revenue & Subsidy $48,800

Interest & Dividends $43,548

Program, Registration, & User Fees $51,886

In-Kind Contributions $150,300

Special Fundraising Event $136,461

Contributions $498,061

Government Agencies $1,912,910

Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 2012 Statement of Financial Position Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 2011

Current Assets: $1,554,163

Property & Equipment-Net: $4,972,371

Other Assets: $1,447,396

Total Assets: $7,973,930

Current Liabilities: $166,504

Long-Term Debt: $459,610

Equity participation in facility: $450,000

Total Liabilities: $1,076,114

Total Unrestricted Net Assets: $3,949,413

Temporarily Restricted: $2,948,403

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $7,973,930 Development $199,003

Administration $417,638

Day One $214,318

Volunteer $45,882

Children, Youth & Families $472,498

Therapy $100,764

Legal & Supportive $424,059

Residential $1,223,178

39%

2012 INDIVIDUAL DONORS*

Kelly and Greg Aakhus Nancy Abramson Melanie and Michael Accola Ben and Sandy Aeilts Diane Ahlquist Jennifer Aho Kaye and Bruce Aho Linda Ahrens Erick Ajax Arlene Alexander Barbara Amram Lynn Anderson Jennifer Anderson Wade and Jennifer Anderson Brad and Janet Anderson Carmen Anderson Melissa Andrie-Her Jennifer Arradondo Kay and Ronald Bach Dorothy Backstrom Rodney Bacon and Timothy Gluszak Shelly Bangerter Kathryn Banisky Michael Barr Gloria Barry Valerie Bauer Katherine and Darvin Bauer Bernard and Diana Bauman Eugene and Ruth Beckman, in honor of their children and grandchildren Joni and Patrick Bennett Susie and Chris Bentley Andy and Donna Benz Michaelyn Benz, in honor of Donna Benz Dr. Dorothy Berg, in honor of Ann Kapaun Toby Bergland Christopher Berndt Juanita Bicknell Cindy K. Bigalke Seth Bird

Shirelyn Birdwell John Bisson Steven Blank Rhoda Blix Michael Block Susan Boline Joan Boone Pastor Otis P. Borop Andre Boucher Valerie Bourassa David Brauer Brad and Dawn Braun Jerilyn Brazil David and Patricia Brennan Mary Brenner Greg and Kim Brenny Brianna Brickweg Steve Brodigan Beverly BrumbaughPhil and Kelly Bruneau Lisa and Jeffrey Bump Lisa Burroughs Trilby Busch Susan and John Byrnes Miles and Pam Canning Andrew Capistrant Kate and Scott Carlson Terri Carlson Kenneth Carlson Gary and Ardell Carlson Norma Cassady Anne and Cort Cassens Sheryl Cater Allison and Nick Checco Martin Chorzempa Deanna Christensen Jon Christensen Marilyn and Harold Christensen Christine and Brian Comeau Margaret Comstock Lois and Kenneth Coon Dan and Anna Cooney Rebecca Corbid Irene Couch

Nancy Courteau Joleen and Michael Craemer Tucona Crowder Shirley and John Culter Kathleen Cummings Zoe Mary Cunningham, in memory of Jim Willette Kim Czapar Liese Cziok Jean Dalrymple Vivan and Krishanu Das Ted Davies Tom and Bobbi Davis Laura and Mike Day Sherry Ann and Edward Dayton David J. Decker and Jane Carlstrom Joyce A. DeGeorgeo James Del Greco Vicki Dellwo Ray Despiegler Mary Ann and Dr. Robert Dietl Kirk and Mary Jo DiLorenzo Jan and Clyde Doepner Ruth and Don Donais Paula and David Donna Shannon Dow Marlis and Robert Durose Judy Eckman Diana Eicher Shirley and Carl Eicher, in honor of Diana J. Eicher and Cheryl K. at Cornerstone Robert and Sharon Eichten Anietie Ekpo-Umoeka Steve and Judy Elkins Pamela A. Endean and Colleen M. Carey Lori Englehart Paula Erbisch Ron Erhardt Barton and Bridgett Erickson Karen and Bill Erickson Sarah and Ryan Erickson James and Kristie Estes

Debbie Estes Robert and Mary Ann Evander Maureen Scallen Failor Felicia Faison Mike and Patty Feeney Nancy Feller Steve and Mary Flagg Chris Flaherty Janet and Robert Flammang Kathleen Flynn, in honor of Pam Canning Denise Fogel, in honor of Pam Canning Ardelle Fonss Barbara and David Foote Cindy Ford Kristin and John Fort David Fransen Carol Frisch Lori and David Fritzlar Evelyn Froise Lesley and Robert Fuglister Tami and Daniel Funk Chet and Nicole Funk Pamela Galanter Deb Garvey Lisa and Eric Gidlow Mary and Loren Giesler Roxanne Gleason, in memory of Dorothy Sortino Karen and Ed Gleeman Jan Gohl Miriam Goldfein Janice and Jules Goldstein Leah Goldstein-Moses and Douglas Moses Paul Goodwin Mary Grams Marjorie Granmoe Max Granuke Laurie and Edward Greeno Michael and Susan Grimes Corrin Grimstad Marian and Raymond Gritche Virginia Grossman Heather and Beau Guerin Kathleen Gullickson

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Nancy and Dennis Gustafson Mary and Kevin Gustafson Douglas and Denise Hagge Kristi and R.L. Haines Dulcie Haler Thomas and Pam Halpern Alix Hammerschmidt Denise Hammond Joan Hancock-Dow Michelle Hanson Marjorie Hanson Ann Hanson Judy Harrington Ann Harrington and Chris McPartland JoAnn and Charles Harrington Karen Hartje Judy Hartley Paula Haugdahl Noelle and Travis Hawton Joseph and Mary Hayden Colleen Hayes Janet and Jon Heidinger Karen and Thomas Helmick, in memory of Donna Butherus and Eva Miller Mary Herrmann Jan Hively Vicki Hodapp Lora Holland Jean Holloway and Dr. Avi Nahum Kris Holmberg Pam and Leo Hopf Marguerite Horn Cynthia and Dana House James Hovland Christine and Thomas Hueller Jay and Lorraine Hulbert Lori and Ron Hume Carol and Patrick Huttner Katherine Huys Seamus Hyland Michele and James Infanger Todd and Jill Jackson S.J. Jacobson Kathleen Janasz Raunatte and Michael Janisch Dan Jasper Polly Johnson Randy Johnson Donald Johnson Margaret J. Johnson

Jenny and Matt Johnson Michael and Judy Jones Patricia Jones Westcott and Laura Jones Nannette Kaiser Michelle and Donald Kalkman Steven Kampa Ann Kapaun Harvey Kaplan Katerina Karter and Fred Madsen Dorothy Kass Kelly and Michael Katzung Jody Kern Suzanne and David Kerwin Julie Kessler Barbara and Thomas Kiedrowski Cheryl and Brian Kinney, in honor of Ann Harrington Bethany Kinsella Lisa and Gerald Kissell Jane and William Klein Tim Klein Thomas Kleinschmidt Kathleen and William Klug James Kolb Katy Kolbeck Emily Kolkin, in honor of Allison Checco Amy Kondziolka Lisa Kopecky Melanie and Carey Kowalski Tim Kraemer Georganne Kuehn Brenda Kuether Mary Beth and Leo Lake Elaine Lamb Laura Beth Landy and Michael Israel Lisa LaPean Greg and Michelle Larson Julie LaSota John and Sue Laux Kay Marie Leine Tony Lemaire Kathy and Allen Lenzmeier Perry Leo and Elizabeth Villalta, in memory of Vickie Roberts Susan Lewis, in honor of Pam Canning Sarah and William Lightner Lori Lind Nancy and Randall Lindberg Nancy Lindberg MaryAnne London

Anne Loughrey Sue Lucas Susan Lucas Dawn and Jeffrey Lueck Bonita Luhman Ruth Lunde Maria and David Lundgren Dorothy Lundquist Cheryl Lundsgaard Gregory Mack Christine Mack Lois and Pat Madden, in honor of Mike & Kayla Diane and Richard Magnuson Bunny Mahon Steven Maki Rebecca Malkerson Margaret Mangelsen Susan Marvin and Keith Schwartzwald Jeanne Massey and Richard P. Taylor Patrick Matre Deborah Mattila Jaclyn May James and Jean McCarl Pat and Carol McDonald Deborah McGuire, in honor of the Staley Family Christmas Carol and Terry McMahon Jerry and Sarah McNiff Deborah and Michael McPartland Anna McPartland, in memory of Michael B. McPartland and in honor of all her children Elizabeth and Bjorn Melby Carol Melendez Mary Anne Michels, in honor of Angeline Gard Julie Mick Mark and Patricia Mielke Andrew Miller Amy Miller Rhys and Cheryl Miller Vonda Miller Kay Miller Anna Misfeldt Laura Mortenson Dr. Benjamin Mueller John Murphy Prin Myhre Scott Nash

Michelle Nast Susan Neis Tina Nelson Janet Nelson Meredith Nelson Mark Nelson Ellen Nelson, in honor of Pam Canning Pat Nestande Mary and Quentin Neubauer Gregory and Nicolette Neutz Richard Newman Miriam Nolte Cinda Norbert Gloria Larsen and Garfield Nordin Lisa Nowak Carolyn O’Brien Prudence O’Connor Beth and Michael O’Keefe Adepero Okulaja Rita and Benedict Olk Jenny Olson Scott Olson Barbara and William Olson, in memory of George and Marilyn Oclenbreit Deann Everson and Douglas Opheim Karen Orren Julie A. Owen Patricia Paggett Kathleen and Ernest Palmsten Mandy and Jose Pascual Maria Paterlini Mary Patnaude Debra and Wayne Pauly Shannon Pedersen Janice Pederson Daniel Pellinen Tammie Peppin Dan Perschau Theresa Pesch Joan and Lee Peterson Steve Peterson and Kalli Bennett Jesse Peterson Valern Peterson Debra Peterson Neil and Patricia Peterson Joan Petroff Lisa Pierre Janet and Mark Pladson

Rebecca and Robert Pohlad Barbara Poja Courtney Poja Susan and Michael Pollack Jessica Price, in honor of all the children and families she had the privilege of meeting while interning at Cornerstone Joyce and Jack Provo Jean Purdy Kelly Putney Lois and Steve Quam Lynn Radunz Marion Ragsdale Debra and Timothy Raidt Lynn Ramalingam Shannon Rathmann Devin Reiter Luke Relaymer Constance Ricci Ruth Rich Katherine and Thomas Richardson Kaye and Bruce Richardson Tori Richardson-Hill Sandy Rick Nancy Rickmyer Merrilee Riley Catherine Ritchie Karen and Mark Ritsche Lauri and James Roberts Kimberli and Josh Roberts Suzanne Robin Helen and Jim Rockwell Sally Roscoe Beatrice Rose Deepali and James Roth Craig Rothfolk and Twyla Bredy Derek and Diane Rucker Kathy Rusche Jeanne Rustad Sheila Ryker Lisa and Michael Sabasteanski Dennis and Nancy Sansone Maureen and Thomas Scaglia Paul Scanlon Deborah Schaefer Elizabeth and Andrew Schelske Shannon Schillinger Laverne Schleicher

Laurie Ohmann Schley Gary and Mary Schlieckert Colleen Schmitt Deborah Schneider Sarah Schueffner Sue Schultz Mary Schumaker Christine Schwegman Elizabeth Schwie Karen Scott Barbara and Ronald Sellnow Mary and Wayne Serie Michelle Shainess Renee Shepherd Corinne Shepherd John and Tamara Shockley Mary Ann Silk Mary Jo and Greg Simbeck Florence Simon Rashmi Sinha Debra Skillings Norma Skordahl Kelly J. Slawson Heather and Lance Smith Jason Smith Douglas Smith Donna Smith Jennifer and Aaron Smith Karen Smith Catherine Sneed Mulholland, in memory of Thelma Beers Kim and Eric Snyder Ryann Solomon Carol and Roger Spano Audrey and Steve St. Martin Helen and Donald Staley Suzanne Staudenmaier and Kelly McGee Bill Staudenmaier, in honor of Kelly McGee Ryan Steines and Sara Lindquist Stacy Stennes Jason and Kristin Stokes Sue and Tim Stoltman Ralph Strangis Kris and Dick Strassburg Solvieg and M.D. Swendseid Mary Lynn and Kevin Tall Carol and Robert Tasto Catherine and Richard Tate

Sue and Mark Teien Shawn Thomas Jacqueline Thompson Cynthia and Brian Toms Lisa Torvik Justin Tran Jason and Dana Tran Lindsay Schroeder Treichel Debra and Bill Trevick Karen Turk Gail and Lawrence Turner Judy Turner Veena Vadgama Karin Van Dyke Dawn Van Horn Debbie and Rey Velasco Susan Vento Julie Vick Virginia Vining Helen and David Wagner Kathleen Waite Sharon Waller, in honor of Pam Canning Liz and Tim Weatherhead Ardis Wexler, in honor of Sara Lotte’s graduation Winston Wheeler Freda White Jennifer Widseth-Coppel Elisabeth Wierum Jan Wigdahl Sandra Williams Linda and John Wilson Nancy Wilson, in honor of Pam Canning John Wilson, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Bell Wilson Brent Winch Lori and Dave Windschitl Mayor Gene Winstead Charles Wiser, Jr. Maarja Wisroth Marjory and Henry Withers Tom Wright Marilyn Yahr Chris and Tami Zakashefski Darlene Zakseski Ericka Zavada Dominique Zervas-Foley Xijing Zhang

Steven Zillmer Anne Zuelke

39%

2012 ORGANIZATIONAL DONORS*

Abbot Downing Adrian Peterson’s All Day Foundation American Endowment Foundation Ameriprise Financial Employee Gift Matching Program Ameriprise Financial Grants Amy Grady Volunteer Committee Aon Foundation Best Buy Company, Inc. Best Buy PAC Match Program Best Buy Purchasing, LLC Bloomington Community Foundation Bloomington Crime Prevention Association Bloomington Federated Womans Club Bloomington Rotary Club Foundation Bloomington School District #271 Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota Buuck Family Foundation C. Charles Jackson Foundation Campbell Foundation Cargill Women’s Council Carl and Eloise Pohlad Family Foundation Chapel Hills United Church of Christ, Inc. Christopher & Banks Church of the Nativity of Mary CMB Wireless Group, LLC Common Sense Building Services, Inc. Community Shares of Minnesota Connie Barry Foundation Creekside Crafts & Quilting Dick and Joyce H. McFarland Family Fund of the Minneapolis Foundation Dwan 18 Hole Ladies Club Eden Prairie Foundation Edina Realty Foundation Eloise and Carl Pohlad Family Fund

Empire Education Group, Inc. Everett McClay Auxiliary No. 1296 GBU District 402 Gray Plant Mooty Foundation Gray, Plant, Mooty, Mooty & Bennett, P.A. Great Clips, Inc. Greater Twin Cities United Way Greenspring Media Group Hartfiel Automation Hawkins Family Foundation HealthSource Chiropratic & Progressive Rehab-Richfield P.A. Healthsource of Eden Prairie, P.L.L.C. Hillcrest United Methodist Church Holmberg Hopeline (Verizon Wireless-Midwest) House of Prayer Lutheran Church HS of Richfield IAAP - Southwest Chapter Immanuel Lutheran Church of Eden Prairie Institute for Clinical Systems Improvement Kopp Family Foundation KorTerra, Inc. Kraus Anderson Companies, Inc. Ladies Auxiliary, Marian Council #3827 Larkin Hoffman Daly & Lindgren Foundation League of Women Voters Lifetouch Inc. Mall of America McGladrey, LLP McGraw Hill Companies Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Minnesota Timberwolves/Lynx Community Foundation Minnesota Twins Baseball Club Minnesota Women on Wheels MMI Defense, LLC Mom’s Club of Richfield Mortenson Construction Mortenson Construction New York Life Foundation Normandale Hylands United Methodist Church

Oak Grove Presbyterian Church Oxboro Evangelical Free Church Paradigm Partners, Inc. Peace Lutheran Church Prairie Island Tribal Council RBC Dain Rauscher-Edina RBC Wealth Management Richfield Bloomington Credit Union Richfield High School Students RJ Ahmann Roundy’s Foundation Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community Southwest Newspapers St. Louis Park Community Foundation St. Lukes Lutheran Church St. Stephen Evangelical Lutheran Church Stiles Foundation Stroh Family Foundation SunSource Supervalu Foundation The Medtronic Foundation The Richfield Foundation The Rotary Club of Edina Foundation Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation Transfiguration Lutheran Church UBS Financial Services, Inc. United Health Group United HealthCare Services, Inc. UnitedHealth Group Matching Gift Funds Update Ltd. US Bancorp Foundation Employee Matching Gift Program Verizon Foundation Virkelyst Wells Fargo Wells Fargo Foundation MN/Twin Cities MCC Western Bank Western National Insurance Group

Wild Prairie Chapter, Inc. William D. Radichel Foundation WIPFLi Women of the ELCA of Christ the King Church Women’s Foundation of Minnesota Xcel Energy Foundation Yellow Angels

Although we make our best effort to keep accurate records, please inform us if your name or organization information is inaccurate in any way. We apologize in advance for any misrepresentation.

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Bloomington, MN 55420

Business: 952.884.0376Fax: 952.884.2135

24 Hour Crisis Line: 952.884.0330

MN Day One® Domestic Violence Crisis Line: 1.866.223.1111

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