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volume 17, number 1
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Dreams and Visions
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called back to the well
healthy marriages
Another political season is bringing
contrasting visions for the future of our
country. All three major candidates for
President have shared their dreams with
us, stirring our hopes for a more peaceful world, a stronger economy, preservation of the global environment, healing
of racial and political divisions. One of
the great gifts of democracy is the hopefulness of visionary
thinking that emerges in each election cycle.
First Presbyterian Church
217 Locust NE
the bertha & eldon guhl center
for children & adolescents
samaritan center for changing families
1101 Medical Arts Avenue NE, Building 3
st. joseph center for
children & families
La Mesa Presbyterian Church
7401 Copper Avenue NE
workplace services
business office
2340 Alamo SE, Suite 123
www.samaritanNM.org
(505) 842-5300
samaritan counseling center of albuquerque staff and boards
executive director
Paul E. Hopkins, DMin
clinical director
Sarah Brennan, PhD
medical arts staff
Amy Brashear, MDiv, MC
Lee Swanson, MA
Arlene Harmon
Joanne Moreno
bertha & eldon guhl center for
children & adolescents
John Harlow, PhD, program director
Hope Krasner-Kuehn, PsyD
Sabrina Mann, MSW
Leah Rudnick, MD
st. joseph center
for children & families
Tamara Thiedeman, MSW
program coordinator
Jackie Perez, MSW
Linda Perez
samaritan center
for changing families
Anthony Baca, LMHC
Martha Kaser, LMSW
Barbara Wasylenki, MSW
workplace services
Timothy S. Strongin, PhD, ABPP,
program director
Kathy Jackson, MA
Joan Levine, MSW
Norma Tejada, MA
Katrina Piazzese
called back to the well
Sue Joiner, MDiv, program director
Wanda Tuck
healthy marriages
Sarah Lee, MA, program director
Bruce Eklund
MaryAnn Eklund, PhD
Gabriel Gonzalez-Camargo, MDiv, MA
Stephanie Jaeger
Claudia Kotter
Gerry & Joann Magyar
Silvia Pacheco
Petulia Vandever
finance & billing
Larry Green
director of business & finance
Margaret Kimball
Lorraine Lujan
Clara Sanchez
resource development staff
Kathleen Raskob, director
Laura Cawthon
spring 2008
consultants
William Foote, PhD
Sheryl Philips, MSW
Frank Spring, JD, PhD
William Ulwelling, MD
samaritan counseling center
of albuquerque foundation
board of directors
Tom Dawe, President
Julie Bowdich
Robin Brulé
Kathy Lopez Bushnell
Victor Chavez
Robert Custer
Wayne Davenport
George Friberg
Patrick Glennon
John Goodwin
Heidi Frost Heard
Pamela Hurd-Knief
Terry Horn
Greg Leyendecker
Vicki Macaulay
Sherman McCorkle
Margaret “Meg” Meister
Kirk Meyer
Robin Dozier Otten
Henry South
Kathy Sporing
Dennis Sterosky
George Stanfield
Elizabeth Trainor
Len Trainor
samaritan counseling center of
albuquerque operating board
of directors
Breda Bova. President
Tammy Barth-Oakes
Pam Catanach
Paul Christensen
John Easter
Rabbi Art Flicker
Francesca Garcia
Robert Garcia
Don Kawal
Bart H. Kinney, III
Don Jones
Beverly McMillan
Beth Moise
Shirley Morrison
David Okerberg
James M. Parker
Sarah Smith
Holly Traver
Tammy Wash
John Wright
Dreams of a better future are an unmistakable sign of health.
Depression dampens dreams, trapping thoughts in cynical
despair. But when a struggling individual can take positive
steps toward the glimpse of a new future, there is hope for
healing. When couples can see beyond their bitter conflict,
the possibility of a new marriage is born. And when a society
puts aside the negativity of how awful things are, a new and
more positive era may emerge. Green shoots of new life appear out of death in just such ways.
The Samaritan Counseling Center is doing some visionary
thinking of our own these days. Having doubled in size and
service to the community twice in the past five years, we are
asking ourselves what growth and new service we may be called
to offer in the years ahead. Samaritan will celebrate its 25th
anniversary in 2012, and our board and staff are working now
to cast a vision of our future in central New Mexico. One thing
is clear. As the mental health care system of our state continues
to crumble, we must be even more diligent in continuing to
offer healing and hope to children and couples and families
who struggle with the burden of mental and emotional and
relational and spiritual malaise.
Dreams do not become reality without hard work. When this
election season is over in the Fall, Americans must join hands
to create the better world we have glimpsed in the oratory
of the months now unfolding. Likewise, we at Samaritan,
board and staff and volunteers, are dedicating ourselves to the
hard work of providing service and raising money to bring
excellent, ethical, and accessible care to all who need our vital
ministry. Our Campaign for Hope is making good progress
in raising $2.2 million to sustain Samaritan’s service into the
future. Samaritan’s board and staff are working hard daily to
deliver healing care and fund our ongoing operation. We are
thankful to all who help us in this important work, and we give
particular thanks to the Author of all visions whose blessings
we enjoy and whose guidance we seek to follow.
Join us for an inspiring evening of joyful music!
Randy Travis and his Gospel Band
In a benefit concert for
The Samaritan Counseling Center’s Campaign for Hope
Friday, May 23, 7PM
Kiva Auditorium, Albuquerque Convention Center
Call Samaritan Counseling Center, 842-5300,
for more information.
Healthy Marriages Welcomes Harville Hendrix
SCCF Offers Mediation for Divorcing Couples
Healthy Marriages has a passion for reaching couples. Our
goal, simply put, is to teach couples skills that can better their
relationship. Twice a year we have a large event and bring in
an expert from the field. We are truly excited to announce
that Dr. Harville Hendrix will be coming to Albuquerque
and partnering with Healthy Marriages to lead a relationship seminar.
Dr. Hendrix is an internationally known couples therapist,
public lecturer, and author. He’s been on the NY Times Best
Seller list and a frequent guest on the Oprah Winfrey Show.
He is the co-creator, with his wife, Helen LaKelly Hunt, PhD,
of Imago Relationship Therapy which is practiced in 30
countries by over 2,000 therapists.
Seating is limited, so register early. Please do not miss this
opportunity to hear from a relationship expert.
Spirit of Samaritan Campaign for Hope
phi•lan•thro•py
altruistic concern for human welfare and advancement, usually
manifested by donations of money, property, or work to needy
persons, and by generosity to other socially useful purposes
In October of 2007, Samaritan embarked on an ambitious campaign
to increase our endowment by $2 million, to sustain the healing
work we do here. Thanks to the generosity and support of cherished
donors, staff and board members, we have received a total of
$1,178,061.00 in pledges and cash gifts. We’re over halfway to our goal!
have you included
samaritan
counseling center
in your estate plans?
getting the love
you want
with
dr. harville hendrix
A Relationship Seminar
for Couples
Saturday, April 12, 2008
6:00 to 8:30 PM
Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town
Albuquerque, NM
$5 per couple
Register online at
www.HealthyMarriagesNM.org
Refreshments Will Be Provided
(We also offer childcare
assistance: Please ask us how)
505.247.1511 or
1.888.892.4250
Mediation of divorces or separations
will be offered by the Samaritan Center for Changing Families (SCCF) to
clients who want to avoid the stress
and dissension of litigation. Martha
J. Kaser, JD LMSW, a therapist and
experienced divorce mediator, will
offer this service as an alternative to
the ‘traditional’ method of litigated
divorce or separation. The service is
available to all couples who are ending
their relationship, whether married or
not, and wish to avoid the emotional
and financial stress of litigation. Mediation is added to SCCF’s successful
Wise Parent program for parents who
seek assistance with co-parenting after divorce or separation.
Mediation is based upon the premise
that couples can work out the end of
their formal relationship themselves,
with the assistance of a neutral third
party mediator. When children are
involved, the mediation process
helps parents structure their continuing relationship as co-parents of
their children after the marriage
ends. Mediators can help couples
divide assets and debts, provide for
the financial and parenting needs
of their children, establish spousal
support if required, and provide
for dispute resolution should differences arise in the future.
At the conclusion of the mediation,
a document reflecting the couple’s
agreement is prepared and signed..
Forms approved by the Second Judicial District are available if the parties
wish to prepare all of the documents
they need to file the completed divorce with the court.
The process involves non-adversarial meetings between the parents
and the mediator where options for
resolving each issue are discussed
and the parties reach agreement on
the outcome. All communications
during the process are kept confidential. Some mediations resolve
every issue; some do not. In any
case, every issue settled at mediation
is one less for resolution through
the courts. Parties may have attorneys who attend the mediation with
them. In other cases, the parties are
representing themselves. The mediator is not acting as an attorney
for either party, and does not offer
legal representation.
Mediation services are not therapy,
and are not eligible for reimbursement by health insurance companies.
Services will be billed on a sliding fee
scale from $60.00 to $125.00 per person per hour.
Research on mediated versus litigated divorces concludes that the overall
level of satisfaction, and compliance
with a mediated agreement is higher
than that resulting from a divorce
or separation acquired through litigation. The Samaritan Center for
Changing Families is pleased to offer
this service to the families of Albuquerque.
Samaritan Receives Corporate Citizenship Award
The “stars” gathered at Rodey Theatre on UNM’s
campus on Tuesday, March 18, 2008 for the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce’s Fourth
Annual Corporate Citizenship Awards. Samaritan
Counseling Center was one of the finalists in the
non-profit category. These awards are presented to
businesses and non-profit organizations that demonstrate
their achievements through community involvement,
environmental impact and economic viability.
After the three business winners were announced, the
suspense built around the non-profit category, with
Samaritan up against two very worthy non-profit
candidates, Immanuel Lutheran School and Tree New
Mexico. Randy Woodcock of United Way (last year’s
recipient in the non-profit category) opened the
envelope and revealed Samaritan Counseling Center
as the winner! Paul Hopkins accepted the beautiful
award on behalf of Samaritan and basked in the glow of
the crowd’s adulation.
Paul Hopkins accepts award from United Way’s Randy Woodcock.
Spirit of Samaritan Campaign Update
The Spirit of Samaritan Campaign for Hope has brought in over $1.3 million in gifts and pledges as of June 30.
Launched in September, 2007, the campaign aims to raise $2.2 million to expand and sustain Samaritan’s ministry
of healing in central New Mexico. Included in the goal is an intent to increase the Samaritan Counseling
Center Foundation’s assets from $1.1 million to $3 million by 2010. Earnings from the Foundation are used to help
underwrite the cost of care provided to poor and uninsured clients served by Samaritan. Samaritan board members are
talking with friends and supporters of the Samaritan Counseling Center, inviting others to consider three-year pledges
to this special campaign, over and above annual campaign gifts to Samaritan’s operation. Eleven other community
backers have agreed to serve as members of the Campaign for Hope Team focusing on major gifts to the campaign.
campaign for hope team members include:
Randy Travis Performs to Benefit Samaritan
John & Kathleen Avila,
Avila Retail Development & Management
Jim Hinton, Presbyterian Healthcare System
Susan Jennings, Community Volunteer
Vic Jury, SUMMIT Electric
Dennis Malouf, Universal Advisory Services
Sherman McCorkle, Technology
Ventures Corporation
Steve Prickett, Merrill Lynch
Ron Stern, Lovelace Health System
Ann Wehr, Molina Healthcare
Judy Zanotti, Community Volunteer
The Campaign for Hope received a boost from
Randy Travis and his Gospel Band on
Friday, May 23 at Kiva Auditorium.
Samaritan is grateful for their continued support of
the healing work of Samaritan Counseling Center.
from left—Margaret Kimball, Arlene Harmon,
Randy Travis, Paul Hopkins, Kathleen Raskob,
Pam Catanach.
New Counseling Clients in 2007
2007 referrals
2007 budget outcomes
Age of Counselees
1-9
10 - 19
20 - 29
30 - 39
40 - 49
50 - 59
60 - 69
70+
Totals
Referral Source
Clergy
Physicians
Former Clients
Media/Ads
Friends/Family
Legal
Managed Care/EAP
Insurance
Internet
Internal
Social Services
Schools
Other
Income for 2007
Expenses 2007
$2,329,658
$2,375,758
Net 2007
Operating result
($46,100)
2007 men/women
Gender of Counselees
Female
Males
Totals
Annual Totals
846
666
1512
The Samaritan Counseling Center concluded 2007 with another very successful year of
growth in service to children, adults, families and faith groups in central New Mexico.
Here are some highlights of our accomplishments of 2007:
We completed 21 years of service, providing healing, reconciliation,
education, and personal and spiritual growth to more than 24,000 people.
We have now provided nearly $3.5 million in charitable services over that twenty-one
year period.
We increased services more than 30% serving 3,400 people, and raising $1.75 million for
operations & endowment, plus $650,000 in government grants.
We doubled the space at the Alamo location and strengthened finance and Workplace
Services staff.
We launched the Spirit of Samaritan, a Campaign for Hope, and surpassed
the halfway point in 3 months.
We increased Center support for staff healthcare and retirement.
2007 ages of clientele
Annual Totals
94
213
271
372
319
171
56
16
1512
annual report 2007
Annual Totals
100
181
46
15
206
153
48
123
38
54
48
34
205
planning for future service
Recently the Samaritan Counseling Center has been updating its strategic plan to guide our
growth and operation through our 25th year of service in 2012. Led by co-chairs Holly Traver of
Wells Fargo Bank and Terry Horn of PNM, representing the Center board and the Foundation
board respectively, the twelve member strategic plan committee of staff and board members has
extended a vision and developed detailed plans for achieving that vision over the course of the
next five years. The draft of the proposed plan will be reviewed by various Center stakeholders
over the summer, with adoption by the Center’s board expected in August. To review a copy of
the Center’s Strategic Plan, 2008 – 2012, visit Samaritan’s website, www.samaritancc.com and
click on strategic plan or the home page on the Board of Directors page.
samaritan is grateful for support we received in 2007 from these generous friends
Sally and Bill Aber
ACCION New Mexico
Reina Ahmed
Thomas and Winifred Aicher
Albuquerque Community Foundation
Albuquerque Journal
All Type Printing
Lee and Elizabeth Allbright
Kip and Roxanne Allen
Douglas and Nadine Allen
Rex and Barbara Allender
Alternatives
American Society of
Radiologic Technologists
Amy Biehl High School
Analytical Solutions
Dr. and Mrs. Terry Anderson
Judy Anderson
Donald and Joy Anderson
Patty Anderson
Dick and Joycelee Andes
Anonymous
Lucy Archamboult
Archdiocese of Santa Fe
Darrell and Jacalyn Arne
Regina Arrigoni
Articles for Her
Ted and Carol Asbury
Atkinson & Co. Ltd
Atkinson & Kelsey, P.A.
Leslie F. Atler, Ph.D.
Bob and Shari Aubrey
John and Kathleen Avila
Avila Retail Development
& Management, LLC
Anthony Baca
Samuel and Sharon Baca
Baca & Redwine, P.C.
Karen Baehr
Kay Ballinger
Bank 1st
Bank of Albuquerque
Bank of America
Bank of the West
Patricia Barbier
Stephen Bass and Laura Heuter Bass
Daniel and Gayle Bator
Arthur and Alex Beach
Bryan and Janice Beck
Ross Becker and Joanne Reuter
Troy Benavidez
Berger Briggs Real Estate
& Insurance, Inc.
Lynn Billings
Carolyn Biswell
Bob Blount
Blue Sky Images
BlueCross and BlueShield
of New Mexico
Monica Boehmer, DDS, PC
Candace Bogart and Richard Miller
Bohannan Huston, Inc.
Grace and Ronald Bousek
Jason and Samantha Bousliman
Art and Breda Bova
Robert and Phyllis Boverie
Julia A. Bowdich
Dick and Iris Brackett
Amy Brashear
John and Sarah Brennan
Wilfred and Margaret Brennan
Doug and Sarah Brown
Greg and Carol Brown
Donald and Brenda Brown
Frederic and Karen Brown
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, P.C.
Robin Brule
Jeanne and Gig Brummell
Pat and Ann Buck
Build New Mexico
Nina Burger
Shelley and Kathy Burt
Robert and Christina Butler
Louis and Eva Caldera
Stephen and Barbara Caldwell
Robert and Mary Calvani
Dave and Carole Camacho
Canossian Daughters of Charity
Carl C. Anderson Sr.
& Marie Jo Anderson
Charitable Foundation
Carlo, Inc.
Wendy Carlson
Homero and Janis Carrasco
Karen Carruthers
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Castiglia
Pam Catanach
William and Patsy Cavin
Laura and Larry Cawthon
Century Sign Builders
Chant Associates, Inc.
Chaparral Electric Contractors, Inc.
Charter Bank-Mortgage-Insurance
Victor and Pamela Chavez
Chavez-Grieves Consulting Engineers
Cheshire Consulting LLC
Children’s Grief Center of NM
Lance and Kathy Chilton
Stephen and Judy Chreist
Paul and Vicki Christensen
Kathleen and Hugh Church
Citi Cards
Sandra Clark
CNM Foundation
Peter and Francine Cogen
Coldwell Banker Legacy
Colket Family Foundation
COMPA Industries, Inc.
Compass Bank
Mary Cooley, MA, SPHR
Beverly Cramer
Dick and Kathy Craner
Chuck and Leigh Crespy
Jim and M.C. Culpepper
Robert and Mollie Custer
Phillip and Krys Custer
D.R.B. Electric, Inc.
Paula Dal Santo and Ed Anlian
Michael and Linley Daly
James Daniel
Mary Daniels
Daniels Fund
Marc and Linda Davidson
R. Thomas and Melinda Dawe
Bradley and Kathy Day
Paul and Nona Debenport
John and Debra deGraauw
Leonard and Jean Ann DeLayo
Maribel Delgado
DH&IS
Mrs. L.F. Pearl Diehm
Joe and Christine DiGregorio
George and Margery Dixon
Cristina Dohrenz
Pete V. Domenici, Jr.
Don Chalmers Ford
Laurie and Michael Donovan
Bill and Fran Dorman
Dr. and Mrs. James Drennan
Robert and Jacquelin Duff
Beth Dwyer
E. Blaugrund Family Fund
of Albuquerque Community
Foundation
Roberta and William Eads
Dr. John Easter
Bob and Katie Eaton
Mel and Mary Ann Eaves
William Ebel and
Rev. Dr. Suzanne House Ebel
El Norteno Restaurant
Elite Travel Agency
Richard and Jessica Elkins
Enterprise Builders Corporation
Enterprise Rent-a-Car
A. Entezari, Ph.D. and
Mrs. Donna Entezari
Episcopal Diocese of the Rio Grande
Charles Ewing and Kate Livingston
Peter and Lori Feibelman
Gail Carr Feldman, Ph.D.
Louis and Arlene Feltz
Edward and Josala Fetherolf
First Congregational UCC
First National Bank of Arizona
First National Bank of Santa Fe
First Presbyterian Church
First Unitarian Church
of Albuquerque
Charles and Elizabeth Fleddermann
Rabbi Art and Mrs. Linda Flicker
Rita Flores
The Flower Gallery
Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Ford
Maureen Forrestal
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Franchell
Franciscans in the Desert
Frank D. Gorham, Jr.
and Marie K.Gorham
Charitable Foundation
George and Mary Friberg
Robert and Choon Fritch
Anne Frost
Sue Gallagher
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Garcia
William and Deloris Garrison
Gatherings
David and Ilse Gay
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gherardi
Stanley and Sheila Gillespie
Patrick and Lyn Glennon
Patricia Glover
Lindy Gold
Diane Goldfarb
Gabriel Gonzalez Camargo
and Arlene Gonzalez
Robert and Marti Goodman
Danniele Grandberry
Grant Thornton LLP
Larry Green and Chris Hibbard
Janice Griffin, Ph.D.
Richard and Suzanne Guilford
H.B. and Lucille Horn Foundation
Alisa Hadfield
Vern and Vicki Hagen
Kevin Hagen
John and Kim Harlow
Arlene Harmon
Michael and Marylyn Harris
Hart Construction
The Honorable Harris Hartz
Wyatt Heard and Heidi Frost Heard
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heath
K. John Heilman and Eleanor Bernier
Del and Mary Helton
Hunter and Lila Henry
Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Hepworth
John Herman
High Desert Investment Corporation
Dr. David C. Hillson
& Mrs. Eileen Grevey Hillson
Hillson’s Western Wear
Meta Hirschl
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hoffman
A. Bart Holaday
and Lynn Villella Holaday
Carol Holland and Deborah Hilty
Pastor Patricia Holman
and Phil Wangberg
Scott and Kay Holswade
Barbara Holt
Paul and LaDonna Hopkins
Sean Hopkins
Terry and Lori Horn
Dr. & Mrs. Andrew Horvath
Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town
Hugh and Helen Woodward
Fund of the Albuquerque
Community Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. James Hutchinson
Hyatt Regency Hotel
Irwin Union Bank
Jaynes Corporation
Susan Jennings and Gill Rubidoux
John Shomaker and Associates
Terry and Connie Johnson
Sue Joiner
Donald and Merri Jean Jones
Lauren and Thomas Joule
Julia Kalmus
Donald & Maria Cristina Kawal
Keleher & McLeod, PA
Henry (Hank) and Bonnie Kelly
Michael and Marianne Kelly
Don Kelly and Anita Williams-Kelly
Kelly Jo Designs
Candace Kern and
Stephen Westheimer
Margaret Kimball
Kirtland Federal Credit Union
Cornelis Klein & Shirley Morrison
KOB-TV 4
P.W. “Kodi” and Lou Kodituwakku
Barbara Koltuska
Kathy Komoll
Sarah Kotchian and Robert Nellums
Marta Kramer
Richard Kuehn and
Hope Krasner-Kuehn
La Mesa Presbyterian Church
Laurie Ross-Brennan
& Associates, P.A.
Dr. and Mrs. Russell Lee
Sarah and Kimon Lee
Col. Brian D. Leen and
M. Lucia Garro Leen
Tony and Susan Leonard
Lewis and Roca LLP
Liebers Luggage
Life Change Psychological Institute
Limited Brands Foundation
Ralph and Brenda Lind
Lobos New Mexico
Lockheed Martin/Sandia
National Laboratories
Kathy Lopez-Bushnell
Los Alamos National Bank
Los Altos Christian Church
Adams Lovekin, Ph.D.
and Ann Lewis Lovekin
Lovelace Health System
Ken Lucero and Francilla
Whiteskunk-Lucero
William and Judy Lucero
Deborah Lundy
Gordon and Vicki Macaulay
Steve and Lisa Mager
Mary A. Malwitz and David Stout
Josh and Sabrina Mann
Jeremiah and Esperanza Manning
Dr. and Mrs. Erich Marchand
Carolyn Martinez
Cathy and Daniel Martinez
Alan and Deborah Mask
Massage for the Health of It
Herman and Emily Mauney
Sherman and Cathy McCorkle
Robin McCoy
Lisa McCulloch
Rachel McHugh
Jane McKenna
John and Millie McMahon
Mary Lou and Norman Melvin
Merry Maids
Mesa Del Sol LLC
James Messec and Melissa Morris
Cecilia Metz
William and Marilyn Michael
Don and Pamela Michaelis
Miller Stratvert Law Office
Sheri and Dr. Michael Milone
J. Howard and Judy Mock
Modrall Sperling
Mr. Steve and Dr. Beth Moise
Patrick Molina and
Stephanie Kaup Molina
Molina Healthcare of New Mexico
Martin and Ruth Mondlick
Dennis Monroe
Monte Vista Christian Church
JoAnne Moreno
Moses at Home
Mountain States Mutual
Casualty Company
Jolynn Muraida
Anne Murray
Leslie Neal
Ann and James Nelson
New Belgium Brewing Co., Inc.
New Mexico Bank & Trust
New Mexico Cancer Center
New Mexico Charities, Inc.
New Mexico Conference of Churches
New Mexico Educators Federal
Credit Union
New Mexico Mutual
New Mexico Symphony Orchestra
New Mexico Technet
Rev. Harold and Mrs. Shirley Nilsson
Anne Nokes
Norbertine Community
Robert and Marjorie Nordhaus
Charles North, M.D.
and Faye Butler North
Ann Bateman Noss
Now We’re Cooking
Maj. Gen. Francis Nye
Greg Ogawa and
Diane Harrison Ogawa
Mary O’Leary
Tom and Terri Olesen
Robin Dozier Otten
Our Lady Of The Annunciation
Albert and Peggy Owens
Elizabeth Paak
Dr. Luis Padilla and Alana Williams
James and Linda Parker
Theresa Parrish
Pass Your Plate
Ron and Becky Pate
Drs. Lara Patriquin and Ian Paul
Rev. and Mrs. Howard Paul
JoAnne Pegler
Mary Pegler-Pringle
Calla Ann Pepmueller
Linda Perez
Jacqueline Perez
Charles and Karen Pharris
Phillippi, Wright & Co. CPA’s
Ed and Nancy Pierce
Peter and Dinah Pierotti
Eric Pillmore
PNM Resources
Maureen and Michael Polikoff
Pool Family Revocable Trust
Mary Poole
Benjamin Porter
Alice E. Pownser, RNCS
Bob and Joan Pratt
Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation
Presbyterian Healthcare Services
Presbytery of Santa Fe
Steve and Andrea Prickett
Prince of Peace Catholic Community
Dixie Lee Prowell
Shirley Puariea
Pulakos & Alongi, Ltd.
Helen Purser
David and Nancy Radley
Sharen Ramirez
Will and Kathleen Raskob
Raskob Foundation
Russell and Elizabeth Raskob
Mary Reeves
Robert and Kathy Reidy
Harold Reynolds
Susan Reza
Norman and Dottie Ribble
Peter Rinn and Barbara Wiley
Angel and Frances Rivera
Joan Roberts
Christine Robinson
and William Baker
Rocky Mountain Mortgage
Beverly Rogoff
Larry and Deena Rolls
Judy Romero-Oak
Estelle H. Rosenblum
Barbara Rosnagle
Leah Rudnick
Jack and Donna Rust
Salon Centro
Elizabeth Schmidt-Nowara
Arthur Schreiber
Alison Schuler
A.T. and Barbara Schwyzer
Matthew Segura and Nancy Herring
Bruce and Sandy Seligman
Seven-Up Royal Crown
Bottling Co. of Albuquerque
Karen Shackleford
Don and Barbara Shearer
Shepherd of the Valley
Presbyterian Church
Reed Sheppard
Stuart and Rosalie Sherman
Eva Silva
Sandra Silva
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Simmons
Gordon and Patience Skarsgard
Joseph and Carla Skibba
Skyiepal Family
Lynn Slade and Susan Zimmerman
Sarah Diane Smith
Rick and Barbara Sneddon
Dr. Dolly Sokol
Sombra Del Monte Christian Church
Southern Wine & Spirits
of America, Inc.
Paul and Karen Sowards
John and Mary Lee Sparks
Joe and Gail Spiess
Rudy and Kathy Sporing
Frank Spring, Ph.D.
Susan Sprowls
St. Chad’s Episcopal Church
St. John’s United Methodist Church
St. Joseph Community
Health Foundation
St. Luke Lutheran Church
Donna Stabler
Robert Stamm
George and Jenean Stanfield
Jeff and Jan Sterba
Dennis S. Sterosky
John and Kris Stichman
The Stocker Foundation
Dr. Timothy and Barbara Strongin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stuart
Miriam Stucker
Sutin Thayer & Browne
Lee and Dawn Swanson
Else Tasseron
Dick and Dang Teater
Technology Ventures Corporation
Norma Tejada
The Grove Cafe & Market
Roger and Kyla Thompson
Thornburg Companies
Peggy and Jim Tilghman
T-Mobile
Steve Tolber and Louise
Campbell-Tolber
Len and Liz Trainor
Coleman Travelstead
and Brookes McIntyre
Holly Traver
Carol Tucker Trelease
TriCore Reference Laboratories
Triumfo Property L.L.C.
Craig and Lynn Trojahn
Simon and Wanda Tuck
Judith Tucker
Eugene Tuma
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Turner
Robert and Marylee Tyler
Trisa and James Ulrich
William Ulwelling, MD
United Blood Services
United Way of Central New Mexico
Universal Advisory Services
University of New Mexico
UNM Anderson Schools
of Management
Petulia Vandever
Vanessie of Santa Fe
Vanguard Charitable
Endowment Program
Justina Vigil
Vigil Safe & Key, Inc.
Charles and Jean Villamarin
Andrew and Janet Vogt
Irene V-Palacios
Wagner Valuation and
Financial Forensics
Janis Wainright
Scott and Elizabeth Walker
Julie Walker
Bettie and Harry Wallingford
Darrell Walter
Susan Walton
Kenton Walz
Thomas and Tammy Wash
Gene and Barbara Wasylenki
Andy and Carol Watson
Wells Fargo
Robert and Elizabeth Wertheim
Helen Wertheim
Western Assurance
Monica Whitaker
Joel Widman and
Catherine Mulqueen
Wiggins, Williams & Wiggins, P.C.
Jim and Scotty Wilkins
Greg and Laurie Williams
Floyd Wilson
Rodney and Marty Wilson
Dorothy Wilson
Randy and Jacqueline Woodcock
John and Carol Wright
Mark and Kathy Yarbrough
Jerome Yatskowitz
and Anne Haines Yatskowitz
YMCA of Central New Mexico
Pennie and Dwight York
Zanios Foods Inc.
Judy Zanotti and Dave Davis
Carl Zimmerman