Set your Heart on something small...
Annual Report | 2008-2009
...to accomplish
something
Big!
Board of Trustees:
Sue Alder, Chair
William McCreary, Vice Chair
Drue Didier, Past Chair
Helen Cardon, Secretary
Georgia Bircumshaw, Treasurer
John Clower, At-Large Representative
Jesselie Anderson
Nancy Hogarty Baker
Lorin Broadbent
Lonnie Bullard
Amy Damico
Mission Statement:
Sheila Deputy
The Children’s Center provides
Miki Hesleph
comprehensive mental health
Clark Hinckley
care to enhance the emotional
Mark Holland
well-being of infants, toddlers,
Kim McFarland
preschoolers and their families.
David Moore
Mikelle Moore
Robert Rendón
Robert Rose
Paul Tew
Scott Ulbrich
Mike Zuhl
Administration:
Douglas F. Goldsmith, Ph.D., Executive Director
Kristina Hindert, M.D., Medical Director
Karen Hansen, M.B.A., Administrative Director
Courtney Garay, B.S., Development Director
From our Chair
The past two years have been an amazing period of time for The Children’s Center. We have had the chance to
truly experience dreams coming true. Our first dream came true in November of 2008 with the completion of our
$13 million capital and endowment campaign. This effort was completed in part due to the amazing efforts and
commitment of Jesselie and Scott Anderson who headed up our efforts to complete this Campaign for a New
Children’s Center. Their oversight and determination helped us see the reality of achieving our most ambitious
endeavor ever. Our trustees, along with many volunteers, have worked tirelessly to guarantee the success of
reaching our campaign goal. Reaching this goal ensured that we could create a new home for The Children’s
Center that will be able to serve the many families with young children in our community who need the promise of
a better future.
Our second dream came true the First of July 2009, when the staff of The Children’s Center were able to move
into an amazing, beautiful, Gold LEED certified, brand new Children’s Center at the historic Oquirrh School.
This building has exceeded everyone’s wildest expectations. The teams at Big-D Construction and ajc architects
delivered to The Children’s Center a building everyone can be truly proud of, and did it under budget. Scott
Ulbrich’s tireless efforts helped to achieve the added bonus of $1.89 million in tax credits that will be realized by
The Center over the next five years.
These amazing dreams could not have become reality without the efforts and commitment of so many individuals.
I want to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of our Trustees. Each Board member made large
contributions of time, energy and personal investments in our campaign which assured our success.
I also want to thank our benefit committee, which was chaired by Marcy and Davis Mullholand, for their tireless
efforts in making our annual benefit an evening we will all remember, and amazingly successful even in the light of
very difficult economic circumstances.
Most importantly, I want to thank our list of over 750 contributors whose generous contributions made a new
Children’s Center possible.
I have truly been honored to have the joy of sitting as the Board Chair during this amazing time of transformation.
I have been fortunate to be able to associate with our incredible board members; they each bring so much talent,
knowledge, enthusiasm and wisdom to this Board. I have loved working with the staff of The Children’s Center
who work tirelessly for the benefit of the children served by The Center. I am forever amazed that so much gets
done by so few individuals. Thank you for the great honor to serve as the Board Chair during this amazing time.
With gratitude,
Sue Alder
Chair, Board of Trustees
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From the Executive Director
While keeping a close eye on a week of torrential thunderstorms, The Children’s Center’s staff packed up books,
toys, training materials, and decades of client information as we prepared for our first move in 34 years. The
hallways were stacked with boxes, packaging tape was strewn everywhere, and it became progressively more
challenging to find the materials needed just to carry on our normal work. And then the day finally came! We
watched with great anticipation as the huge Bailey’s Moving Van backed into the parking lot. The staff didn’t stop
running for five full days! And despite a significant interruption while we waited for a downpour to stop, we were
ready for business on Monday morning, July 6, 2009!
The completion of a project of this scope by a relatively small agency requires the efforts of an entire community.
As soon as we made the decision to embark on a campaign, we hired Bob Evans, from EHL Consulting, to guide
us through the details of a capital campaign. Using the help of trustees and community volunteers, under the
guidance of Scott and Jesselie Anderson, our Campaign Chairs, we worked tirelessly to ensure that we could
raise the funds needed to realize the dream of the Oquirrh School as our new home. To the over 750 foundations,
businesses, and individuals who provided the means to create this new home we extend our deepest gratitude.
It’s also time for us to thank the people who truly got their hands dirty to bring life back to a school building
established in 1894. From the team at ajc architects to the construction crew of Big-D Construction we are
truly indebted.
There are so many people to thank that to do so adequately we could have filled over double the pages of this
annual report. As all who have toured the building can attest, the finished project is breathtaking. Several of the
children who attend our Therapeutic Preschool Program have begun to affectionately refer to it as their “castle!”
But as the construction dust has begun to settle and staff has come to feel at home in their offices, we are now
reminded of the real work that this building allows us to achieve. In the early hours of the work day the children
in our Therapeutic Preschool Program climb the staircases to begin learning how to manage their emotions and
Douglas Goldsmith, Ph.D. Executive Director
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learn to make friends. Women
and children from the YWCA’s
emergency shelter next door
make their way over to our
Center in order to get the help
needed to repair their broken
lives. Families with children
diagnosed with autism find relief
in the new social skills groups,
and parents with toddlers enjoy
the new clinical space that
houses their groups.
In this annual report, we
highlight some of those who
helped make our dreams a
reality. But we also try to give
you a sense of the true work that
will transpire in these spaces
that will truly help change lives.
Since we now have the room
to expand our clinical services,
the Oquirrh School allows us to
truly become a beacon of hope
to all of the young children
and families who need our
help. And with your continued
support, for which we are
deeply grateful, we will be able
to do so for a very long time.
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After four years of planning, fund raising and construction, we indeed
accomplished something
Big!
On July 6, 2009, the eastside Children’s Center relocated from our home of 34 years on the University of Utah
campus to downtown Salt Lake City. Our new home is located in the historic Oquirrh School, and we take great
pride in the fact that we are the first non-profit in Utah to own a historic, Gold LEED Certified building. This
certification reflects our commitment to the environment, but even more importantly ensures a building that
supports the physical well being of the children entrusted to our care.
At the conclusion of the campaign, $13,250,000 was raised from the outstanding generosity of over 750
individuals, businesses, and foundations, reflecting the overwhelming support of our mission to enhance the
emotional well being of families with young children.
Agnes Plenk Endowment Fund
During the campaign, The Children’s Center never lost sight of securing our future. With more clinical space and
plans to expand our therapeutic services, we knew the endowment would play a crucial role in our future success.
The Agnes Plenk Endowment Fund grew by $2 million in contributions. During the economic struggles of the
past year, we are pleased to report that our endowment remained fiscally secure due to the competent oversight
of our Endowment Board.
Agnes Plenk Endowment Board Members:
John Clower; Chair, Scott Ulbrich, Sue Alder, Errol EerNisse, Michael Poulter
Portrait of Agnes Plenk by Justin Taylor
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Expanded Outpatient Services
With the addition of two group therapy rooms on the ground
floor, The Children’s Center can increase our renowned ParentToddler Therapy program. This critical program helps young
families who are just beginning to struggle with the challenges
of parenting a toddler gain necessary skills to prevent
problems from escalating out of control.
These additional treatment rooms will also allow us to develop
new programs for women and children living at the YWCA
shelter adjacent to the Oquirrh School site. These new
programs will help children begin the process of recovering
from having witnessed domestic violence.
A large new work room hosts our Early Childhood
Consultation and Training program. Since we have moved
from cramped quarters in our old building, visitors are now
surprised to see that this wonderful program has grown
to include six employees who consult with early childhood
programs throughout Salt Lake County to ensure the
provision of the highest quality of care to young children in
our community.
Early Childhood
Consultation &
Training Program
Training and consultation provided to childcare facilities:
Number of childcare providers trained: ___________________________ 377
Number of programs served: _ ___________________________________ 57
Number of staff who received consultation:_ ______________________ 110
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The creators of our new home
Crew Members: Our “crew” of architects, general contractor team and sub contractors who helped
build our home. Unfortunately, not everyone was able to attend the photo shoot.
Vasilios Priskos, InterNet Properties
After searching for over a year for a new location in the southern part of the valley near the new Intermountain
Medical Center, our search committee became frustrated with a process which was not looking very promising.
We turned to Vasilios Priskos, widely known for his keen sense of properties that are available in the downtown
area. Vasilios was quick to introduce the staff and Board of Trustees to the Oquirrh School Property, and
provided outstanding professional support as we worked carefully through the purchase of the perfect new
home for The Children’s Center.
“The moment The Children’s Center staff saw the historic schoolhouse, there was no question, this would
be their future home. I am proud that I was a supporter and the person who helped them find this remarkable
building that will help these young children.”
Vasilios Priskos, Principal Broker and Founder of InterNet Properties
Jill Jones, ajc architects
The Facilities Committee interviewed a number of highly qualified architects for the renovation of the Oquirrh
School Property. Jill Jones and her professional staff impressed upon us the need to develop a LEED Certified
building while also keeping the historic integrity of the building intact. We were greatly impressed by their
attention to creating a building that would look and feel historic while simultaneously paying careful attention to
our budget limitations. In the end, ajc architects developed a building that surpassed all our expectations.
“It was clear early on during the program design phase, this building was a perfect fit for The Children’s
Center’s needs. We have been honored to be a part of the project by creating a home that holds true to the
beautiful historical building and provides a healthy environment with sustainable design.”
Jill Jones, AIA, LEED AP, Managing Principal of ajc architects
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Forrest McNabb,
Big-D Construction Corp
From our very first encounter
with the construction team from
Big-D, we were impressed by
their passion to save another
historic building in downtown
Salt Lake. Having recently
completed their own historic
building for Big-D’s new home,
they assured us that they
could stick to a tight budget
and bring together a team
of subcontractors that could
provide the best quality work at
the best price. Not only did they
deliver a building under budget,
but Big-D donated a number of
improvements to the property at
their own cost to ensure that The
Children’s Center would have a
new home of which we could be
deeply proud.
“Big-D Construction Corp
has been privileged to
be on the team to restore
a remarkable historic
landmark, and work with
the professionals at The
Children’s Center. From
the beginning, Big-D was
committed to providing
a well built facility and
determined to bring the
project in under budget. We
are honored that we have
accomplished all of the goals
we set to help bring hope
to the young lives helped by
The Center.”
Forrest McNabb,
Senior Vice President,
Big-D Construction Corp
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Expanding Clinical Services
Doubling the number of clinical offices increases our ability to bring on more skilled clinical staff. This space will
provide the capacity for increased mental health assessments, psychological and psychiatric assessments, infant
mental health services, individual child therapy, parent-child therapy, family therapy, treatment for children in
foster care, divorce adjustment support services, and statewide professional training.
Our new space also allows for the development of our autism spectrum disorder services. Using the P.L.A.Y.
Project®, our team of experts helps parents learn to interact with their child to develop communication skills and
coping strategies. New social skills groups help children with autism spectrum disorder gain the skills needed to
build friendships and interact successfully in school.
Our new research lab provides space for expanded opportunities for research on emotionally disturbed
preschoolers as well as documentation of measurable outcomes for our therapeutic services. This unique space
also allows us to videotape parent-child interactions for use in training our clinical team.
The Children’s Center
Referral statistics
Total Number of Referrals to The Children’s Center ________________ 1,416
Number of Families and Children Served in Outpatient Care________ 1,848
Number of Hours in Outpatient Care______________________________ 16,996
Referral Source
Pediatrician/Family Doctor/ Mental Health Provider________________
Friends/Family/Clients___________________________________________
Social Agencies/Schools/Childcare_ _______________________________
DCFS/Valley Mental Health/Court/Legal System___________________
Other (Mass Media, Insurance)____________________________________
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445
335
322
171
143
Leading the way to success
Jesselie and Scott Anderson, Campaign Chairs
Jesselie and Scott Anderson worked assiduously to assure the successful outcome of this campaign. Their
dedication and leadership inspired the many volunteers to continue to forge new relationships and ask friends of
The Children’s Center to expand their support. The Children’s Center is forever indebted to the Andersons and
forever grateful. Their work together opened doors to make new friends for us both in the private and public sector.
“Five years ago, The Children’s Center Board took steps to launch a capital and endowment campaign. It has
been our honor to chair this campaign, as we see how this monumental decision has already begun to serve
more families, change the lives of very young children and give all hope for a brighter future.”
Jesselie and Scott Anderson
Meghan Holbrook, Campaign Coordinating Chair
Meghan Holbrook took the lead with expanding support throughout the state of Utah. She assisted in raising major
gifts as well as building awareness of Children’s Center services in the public sector.
“The Children’s Center provides essential services to Utah’s children and their families at times of greatest need.
The Center now has a beautiful new home in a historic school where it can grow well into the future.
I am immensely proud of the success of the capital campaign, and I am deeply grateful to all who contributed
to its success.”
Megan Holbrook
Helen Cardon, Major Gifts Committee Chair and 2009-2011 Board of Trustee Chair
Helen Cardon led by example. Helen dedicated herself to ensuring success. She did so by rousing the
involvement and commitment of many volunteers. The Children’s Center is fortunate to have her continued
leadership over the next many years.
Sheila Deputy, Special Gifts Committee Chair and Board of Trustee
Sheila ensured a diversity of gifts through her leadership. Through the diversity of the campaign structure,
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The Children’s Center achieved success. Sheila continues to serve on the Board of Trustees.
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Leading the way to success
Nancy Hogarty Baker, Community Outreach Committee Chair &
2009-2011 Board of Trustee Vice Chair
Nancy Hogarty Baker brought creative thinking to fund raising throughout the
campaign. She inspired campaign supporters to host receptions in their homes
to introduce many new friends to The Children’s Center’s effort. Fortunately,
Nancy continues to motivate others with her involvement on the Executive
Board of The Children’s Center.
George Hofmann, Business Committee Chair and Board of Trustee
George brought an immense amount of awareness about The Children’s
Center to the business community. He strategized and hosted a business
breakfast, for which Senator Orrin Hatch was the keynote speaker. This
breakfast raised money and created ongoing relationships. George
continues to offer his leadership on our Board.
Amy Damico, PR and Marketing Committee Chair and Board of Trustee
Amy brought a critical communication element to the campaign. Her
leadership enabled The Children’s Center to promote our outstanding
services by creating materials that have changed our approach to
marketing. Amy remains engaged on the Board of Trustees and continues
to help on our communication efforts.
Sue Alder, Foundation Committee Chair and Board of Trustee Past Chair
Sue is more than a leader on the Board, she was a chair during the
campaign. Foundation gifts were critical to our success. Her help in
communicating our efforts to foundations showed true commitment on
behalf of our Board.
David Moore, Planned Giving Chair and Board of Trustee
Dave developed a planned giving program for The Children’s Center. His
efforts during the campaign have enabled an ongoing effort to secure
gifts for our endowment, which will protect our future. Dave remains on
our Board of Trustees and continues to encourage planned giving as a
fundamental fund raising effort.
Robert Evans, Managing Director, EHL Consulting Group
Robert Evans created an effective campaign structure that included his
enthusiastic leadership as The Children’s Center campaign consultant.
He provided outstanding professional consultation to our able Board and
committee, which led to the successful completion of our goals.
“The Children’s Center has a strong strategic plan and has now
completed a successful campaign that has been transformational.
This will have a long standing impact on The Children’s Center as well
as the greater Salt Lake community.”
Robert Evans
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Leadership in Financial & Construction Oversight
Scott Ulbrich, Financial Oversight and Facilities Chair
Scott has served on The Children’s Center Board for over 15 years. He brings tremendous passion to his work and
cares deeply for the families and children we serve. As a result, despite managing his own work and participating
on several other community boards, Scott stepped up and assisted us through every step of the campaign, from
the first drives to visit properties to being extremely instrumental in helping us attract, and finalize, the historic tax
credits for the project. His attendance at the weekly construction meetings was crucial as he helped us make critical
decisions to improve the building every step of the way.
“This has been an emotional project for everyone involved in the construction. We came in under budget
because of this overwhelming commitment to the project.”
Scott Ulbrich
Terry Wright, Jacobsen Construction
To complete the team effort and ensure that we received the best building at the best price, Terry Wright of
Jacobsen Construction provided critical backup and essential information to The Children’s Center’s team to help
us make informed decisions about a complex renovation process. The support of Jacobsen Construction was an
incredibly generous gift and significantly assisted us in completing a great building.
“Jacobsen Construction has been honored to contribute to the success of this endeavor. It is thrilling to know
that we all worked together to bring The Children’s Center project in under budget.”
Lonnie Bullard, Chairman of the Board and CEO of Jacobsen Construction,
and Children’s Center Board of Trustee
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Expanded Therapeutic Preschool
The Therapeutic Preschool Program increases from four to six group rooms allowing a 33% expansion to this critical
program. Additionally, the space will provide our unique services to families with children diagnosed with autism
spectrum disorder. This level also offers the opportunity for expanded art therapy. Furthermore, the Therapeutic
Preschool kitchen enables us to provide hot, nourishing snacks for children attending our Therapeutic Preschool.
Enrollment Statistics 2008-2009
Number of Children Enrolled in Therapeutic Preschool
East _________________________________________________________ 137
Kearns_______________________________________________________ 186
Total: ________________________________________________________ 323
Enrollment by Financial Class
100% Poverty
66%
200% Poverty
32%
Private Pay
2%
Enrollment by Gender
Male
Female
67%
33%
Enrollment by Ethnicity
American Indian______________________________________________ 3%
Black/African American_______________________________________ 7%
Pacific Islander_ ______________________________________________ 1%
Asian_ _______________________________________________________ 1%
Hispanic_____________________________________________________ 17%
White_______________________________________________________ 67%
Not Stated___________________________________________________ 5%
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Expanded Programs for
Children with
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Through our new collaboration
with Easter Seals-Goodwill
Northern Rocky Mountain, The
Children’s Center clients will
gain access to Occupational
Therapy services in our new
Occupational Therapy gym.
Children struggling with sensory
issues or underdeveloped small
and large motor coordination will
now receive critical treatment at
The Center. The top floor also
provides expanded space for
speech and language therapy. A
new Parent Resource room will
enable The Children’s Center
to expand our offerings of
parenting classes. And finally,
the indoor play space allows us
to protect children’s health by
allowing them to play indoors
during days of inclement
weather conditions and poor air
quality days.
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Children’s Center successfully places Oquirrh School on the
NATIONAL REGISTRY FOR HISTORIC PLACES
Placing the Oquirrh School on the National Registry for Historic Places involved many people and took
approximately three years to accomplish. It was worth the Herculean effort of all who were involved. As a direct
result of the historic tax credits, The Children’s Center will receive $1.89 million that will be used toward the costs of
the renovation.
“As the creation of Utah’s dean of architecture, Richard K.A. Kletting, the historic Oquirrh School is one of those
critical structures in Salt Lake City that expresses the power that historic preservation provides to renew places,
neighborhoods, and people’s souls. Utah Heritage Foundation is pleased to be a partner with The Children’s Center
in providing technical assistance with the historic rehabilitation tax credits for this outstanding project.”
Kirk Huffaker, executive director of the Utah Heritage Foundation
“The Children’s Center is an agency that changes lives. It has been a privilege to provide our services as a bank and
also to help ensure their success in receiving funding for historic tax credits.”
Damon Miller, Utah Market President of US Bank
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New Outdoor Playground
Our new outdoor space includes an “exploratorium” playground.
The children can be seen excitedly digging in dirt, riding tricycles, and
having stick races in our new water feature. Specially built musical
instruments encourage them to join together to create new sounds and
music. And a climbing rock challenges them to test their climbing skills!
In the front of the building the children have green space for group games
and, in the spring, they will enjoy planting their children’s garden.
I get emotional knowing
that I can be a small part of
such a special place.” Frank
Youngman, artist and music
teacher. After installing the
instruments, Frank also joined
the children in creating music
on the playground. He also
shared his talents with the
classes. He taught the children
new songs to sing as a group.
Each child lit up as he involved
them in the activity.
The Children’s Center Logo Receives a New Look
With the completion of the $13 million Campaign for
a New Children’s Center: Little Kids with big Problems
Need Your Help, Thomas Arts led the creation of a new
look and updated logo that is being used to identity
The Children’s Center.
With the new mark, you will see that The Children’s
Center now has a tag line: Mental Health Care for
Families with Young Children. It is our effort to provide
the community with a clear message to the service we
provide, and who we help.
“I have had the good fortune to be associated with
The Children’s Center for 20 years. It was an honor to
contribute to this vital process for an organization that
has been critical to the families and children in our state
for many decades.”
Dave Thomas of Thomas Arts.
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Financial report
Combined statement of financial position
Assets
Current assets
Cash and cash equivalents
Accounts Receivable
(less $40,000 allowance for doubtful accounts)
United Way receivable
Pledges receivable
Campaign pledges receivable
Prepaid expenses and other assets
2,973,245
218,008
183,388
38,945
618,710
30,800
Total current assets Property & Equipment, net
Other assets
Pledges receivable
Campaign pledges receivable
Investments
Other Assets
4,063,096
12,421,447
Total other assets
5,111,545
11,795
714,089
4,357,106
28,555
Total assets
21,596,088
LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS
Current liabilities
Accounts Payable & Accrued Expenses
893,122
Total current liabilities
Long term debt, net of current portion
Net assets
Unrestricted-available for general activities
Undesignated-operations
Undesignated-net investment in plant
Internally Designated - Endowment
Temporarily Restricted
Permanently Restricted
893,122
3,889,076
1,054,902
8,359,695
2,933,831
2,442,216
2,023,246
Total net assets
TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS
16,813,890
21,596,088
For a more complete financial picture, the audited Financial Statements are available by going online at tccslc.org.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
Public support and revenues
Public Support
Contributions
Special Events, net
United Way
3,669,038
229,495
179,294
Total Public Support
Revenues
Fees for Services:
Federal & State
Valley Mental Health
Fees & Insurance
4,077,827
Total Revenues
Less Allowances*
2,648,389
(460,155)
1,136,520
1,079,346
432,523
Net Revenues
Investment Income – non-endowment
Investment Income – endowment
Miscellaneous
2,188,234
42,083
(252,906)
62,925
Total Net Revenues
2,040,336
Total Public Support & Net Revenues
6,118,163
EXPENSES
Program Services
Therapeutic Preschool
Testing & Consultation
Outpatient Services
Residential Treatment
Training and research
Supporting Services
Management Services
Fund raising**
2,043,038
347,453
311,854
442,046
95,387
334,715
208,548
Total Program and Supporting Services
Other
Impairment Loss
Loan Prepayment Penalty
3,783,041
Total Other
Total Expenses
Change in Net Assets
353,577
4,136,618
1,981,545
124,093
229,484
Net Assets at Beginning of Year
Net Assets at End of Year
14,832,345
16,813,890
*Allowances are uncompensated services provided to clients unable to pay or services to clients when contracts do
not cover the total cost of services.
**Includes costs for Endowment/Capital Campaign
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Public Support contributions
$10,000 - $50,000
Advanta Bank Corporation
Anonymous
Anonymous
Ascend HR Solutions
Rachel E. Barlow Trust
R. Harold Burton Foundation
Annie E. Casey Foundation
Daniels Fund
Lawrence T. Dee and
Janet T. Dee Foundation
Die Cuts With a View
Marriner S. Eccles Foundation
Errol P. EerNisse Family
Foundation
Herbst Foundation, Inc.
Dale Holt
Emma Eccles Jones Foundation
Gayland Moffat Consulting
Morgan Stanley Bank
Raddon Brothers Construction Inc.
Clark L. Tanner Foundation
Guy and Candi Wadsworth
Wadsworth Brothers Construction
Company
The Whitney Foundation
$2,000 - $9,999
Steve & Denise Achelis
ajc architects
Alder Construction Company
Sue Alder and Greg Robinson
Doug and Lisa Anderson
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Pete Ashdown
Nancy and Lewis Baker
Ruth Eleanor & John Ernest
Bamberger Memorial
Foundation
Haven J. Barlow
Haven J. and Amy Foulger Barlow
Scott and Cheri Beck
Big-D Construction Corp.
Georgia and John Bircumshaw
Bireley Foundation
Darrel and Anne Brodke
Richard D. Burbidge
Capmark Bank
Helen and Jeff Cardon
CCI Mechanical
Lori Chillingworth
The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints Foundation
Dale Corporation
Dru and Amy Damico
Mike and Sheila Deputy
Willard L. Eccles Charitable
Foundation
Jack and Stephanie Gallivan
Shane and Julie Giddings
Ally Bank
Suzanne and Lawrence Goldsmith
Henry and Patrice Hemingway
Foundation
Richard K. and Shirley S.
Hemingway Foundation
Mike Hill
Intermountain Staffing Resources
Kennecott Utah Copper
Charitable Foundation
Mike and Kris Kladis
John & Dora Lang
Charitable Foundation
Mark and Molly Law
The Frederick H. Leonhardt
Foundation
M Lazy M Foundation
Ross Matthews and Kathleen
Holding
Merrick Bank Corporation
Herbert I. & Elsa B. Michael
Foundation
Bill and Elyce Mouskondis
Davis and Marcy Mullholand
Dan and Julie Nelson
Greg and Laura Nordfelt
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July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009
Nordstrom
Joan O’Hare
TanyaPacker
Questar
Jon and Jennifer Richards
Rocky Mountain Power
Robert Rose
Sahara Cares Foundation
Segal Foundation
Nora Eccles Treadwell Foundation
U.S. Bank
Scott and Sue Ulbrich
United Concerts
Wells Fargo Community Relations
William and Lisa Wirthlin Family
Wolfe Family Trust
Zions Bank
$1,000 - $1,999
Scott and Jesselie Anderson
Amy Andrus
Stewart Barlow
Stewart and Marie Barlow
Steve and Laura Berger
Paul and Ann Bernstein
Stead and Kendall Burwell
Thomas and Lisa Case
Rick and Shaunna Clark
Closet Connection
Thomas and Rebecca Colvin
Colvin Engineering Associates, Inc.
Tim and Candace Dee
Richard and Keri Evans
Marianne Goldthorpe
John A. Goodman
Granger Medical Center
Douglas and Toni Hansen
Heidi Harris
Chris and Sandy Hemmersmeier
George and Sara Hofmann
Intermountain Healthcare Services
Art Kessinger
KeyBank of Utah
Lake, Hill and Myers
Public Support contributions
Love Communications
Shauna Mabey
Jack and Anne Mark
Masonic Foundation of Utah
Jeff and Melanie McFarland
Forrest and Laura McNabb
James and Rosemarie Milligan
Todd and Janeen Neubert
O.C. Tanner
John and Melinda Pelo
Joel and Diana Peterson
Gary and Mary Purk
Qwest
R & R Partners
Ray Quinney & Nebeker
Henry and Renee Schwendiman
Silver Fox Business Trust
Bud and Sharon Smith
Snell and Wilmer
Sharon Steele
J. B. and Hillary Taylor
Thomas Arts, Inc.
Wasatch Advisors, Inc.
Wells Fargo Insurance Services
Mountain West, Inc.
Stuart and Sharon Young
$500 - $999
Bryan Adams
Bruce and Coralie Alder
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
ATK
Kara Lee Barton
Tom and Lydia Berggren
Kenneth and Karen Buchi
Kelly and Lisa Calder
Jeffrey S. and Helen H.
Cardon Foundation
Robert S. Carter Foundation, Inc.
Kevin and Jill Cushing
Maurine and Kent Dahlberg
Christian Deputy
Thank you
Presenting Benefit Sponsor
Thank you
Champion Benefit Sponsors
Thank you
Benefactor Benefit Sponsors
Thank you
Benefit Committee
Marcy and Davis Mullholand,
Chairs
George Hofmann, Past Chair
Dick Brown
Kendall Burwell
Helen Cardon
Paulette Cary
Lori Chillingworth
Marina Collins
Becky Colvin
Jennifer Dailey
Amy Damico
Kara DiOrio
Shane Giddings
Julie Giddings
Katie Holland
Gena Jones
Kris Kladis
Shauna Mabey
Mikelle Moore
Greg Nordfelt
Laura Nordfelt
Dorine Rivers
Dave Thomas
Ali Wilkinson
July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009
Angela Dorenbosch/Candalot
Family
Errol and Sonja Chesley EerNisse
Anne Freed and Bob Goldberg
Courtney and Rodrigo Garay
Fred and Katharyn Gonzales
John Hunt
Industrial Supply
Gary Ishley
Jacobsen Construction
Company, Inc.
Gay and Wayne Jensen
Roy and Anne Jespersen
CeriJones
James and Evelyn Lee
Thomas M. Love
William McCreary and Paula Swaner
Arlen McCullom
Gay and Ned McDonough
Joanne and Richard McGillis
Kathie and Mark Miller
Lane and Mary Monson
Mikelle and Steve Moore
Michelle Mull
Harlan and Faye Muntz
Mutual of America
National Charity League
Rich and Sharyl Noble
Joni and Martin Plaehn
Rick and Helen Rappaport
Chris Redgrave
Rockwell Collins
Rotary Club of Salt Lake
Semnani Foundation
Stockham Hill Foundation
Naoma Tate
The Scott W. and Betsy Thornton
Family Foundation
John and Susan Walker
Heather and Ben Wall
Walker and Sue Wallace
June Weems
Laura and Kent Williams
Brent Wood
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Public Support contributions
$100 - $499
A & B Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
Carolyn Abravanel
Shelly Airmet
Eric and Missy Alder
Jack and Kay Alder
Alma Alleman
John C. Alleman
Keith Anderson
Susan Anderson
Anonymous Donors
Anonymous
Bryce and Debra Frank Baldwin
Patrick Balough
Duncan and Debbie Barlow
Kline Barney
Robert Beatty
Mickey and Robin Beaver
Liz Beck
Tom and Susan Beckett
Rachel Benator
Bill and Vicki Bennion
Alene Bentley
Rachel Biesinger
Mary Bissonette
Sharon Blackburn
Barry and Denise Blackett
Janice Boes
Deann Bolinder-Cohn
Louis Borgenicht
Nancy Borgenicht
Terry and LeeAnn Box
Leslie Brodie
Jeff and Maria Broman
Rob and Holly Brough
Doyal Nichols Brown
Rachel Buchanan
Lonnie Bullard
Alice Burbidge
Frances Burger and Paul Wendel
Reb and Mary Beth Bush
MelissaByington
Cache Valley Electric
Randall and Paula Call
Callister Nebeker & McCollough
Doug and Barbara Campbell
Nancy Cantor and Michael
McDonald
Joyce Carlin
Patricia Carlucci and Charles
Camper
Alan Chapman
Trudy Chlepas Stratton
Edward and Carleen Clark
Samuel and Elizabeth Clark
Amelia Clawson
Hydee Clayton
John and Joan Clower
Tim and Marina Collins
William and Melissa Connelly
Melani Cornista
Peter Corroon
Nancy J. Coyne
Lori Cramer
Jennifer Dailey
Carol and Ralph Damico
Matthew Davies
Cathy Davis
Jan and Wendi DeHoop
John and Jean Deming
Susan Dennin
George S. Denton
Department of Agriculture/
Meat Inspection
Barbara DeSpain
Jennifer Diamond
Amy Dillon
Denece Disera
Gary Doctorman
Shauna Dorius
Denise and Craig Anderson Dragoo
Tara Drent
Tom and Laurie Eastwood
C. Hope Eccles
LaVell Edwards
The Enterprise
Morgan and Charlyn Evans
John and Joan Firmage
to accomplish something Big!
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July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009
First Class Cars
Ethan and Kelly Fisher
Robert Forsey
Terry Fortner
Nancy Foster
Frank Edwards Company
Sonjariedman
Mickey and Sharee Gallivan
Danielle George
Tammy Georgelas
Chuck Gibson
David Goldsmith and Kara DiOrio
Douglas and Denise Goldsmith
Robert and Rosanne Gordon
Dave and Lisa Gough
Jeff and Bridget Graba
Mercer Gready
Kena Green
Susan Greene
Penney Gregersen
Rick and Julie Gross
Keaton and Kim Hacking
Patricia Hall
Brenda Hansen
Karen Hansen and Dan Hendriksen
De Dee Hardman
Mark and Kimberly Haroldsen
Stephanie Harpst
Michael Hayes
Laura Helm
Julie Henderson
Susan Hensley
Wayne and Miki Hesleph
Clair and Joan Heslop
Elaine Hess
Douglas and Sandy Hesse
April Ann Hewes
Mary Hiller
Kristina Hindert and Ron Nehring
Holladay United Church of
Christ Preschool
Mark Hollen
Hope Hooten Butler
Vern Hopkinson
Public Support contributions
Stephanie Horne
Barry Houghtalen
Leslie Howa
Phil and Lori Teske Hudson
Gary Huntsman
Clark and Melinda Hyde
Kathryn Hymas
Debbie Israelson
Julie Jakob
Ken and Penny Jameson
Geraldine Jensen
Rick and Diane Jensen
Ron and Janet Jibson
Chet and Marilyn Johnson
Jenny Johnson
Jill S. Johnson
Kristine Johnson and Trent Ashby
Linda Johnson
Michele Johnson
Frank and Pamela Joklik
Bonnie Jolley
Gena Jones
Jill Jones
Christopher Kain
Toby Karsten
Ryohei and Kayko Kawamura
John and Lynn Kestle
Steven Kindred
Darlene Krambule
The Krasny Stevenson Family
Michael and Kate Lahey
Frank and Barbara Layden
Howard and Debbie Leaman
Leslie Life
Michael and Jessica Lister
Michael Lopez
John and Deborah Losse
Perrin and Jill Love
Paula and Glen Lovendahl
David and Marilyn Maher
John and Ann Malooly
Jessica Mangano
Richard Martin
Jose Martinez
Thank you
Breakfast Presenting Sponsor
Thank you
Spark the Light of a Child
Breakfast Table Captains
Kara Barton
Trudy Chlepas
Dru Damico
Tara Drent
Keri Evans
Jodi Harker
Stephanie Harpst, Wells Fargo
Diane Hellander
Hope Hooton
Dinnie Jensen
David Leigh
Terrie Lund
Emily Nelson
Vern Rice
Kim Soper
Ali Wilkinson
Diana Young
July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009
Maslyn and Tuten Family
Joan Mason
Jerry and Joane Maymi
Maybell McCann
Grace Anne McDonough
Elisabeth McOmber and
Basil Katsaounis
Warren K. and Virginia G. McOmber
Nancy Melich
Christine Merrill
John Merryweather and
Katy O’Banion
Tom and Karen Metcalf
Allison Milne
Tats Misaka
Michaela Mohr
Joanne Mooney and Norm Allred
Jenny Moores
Renee Moran
Terri Moyer
Susan Mumford
William and Larkyn Mungovan
Dave and Becky Nelson
Kim Newburn
Bryan Nichols
Wanda Nichols
Jeff Nielson
Kathie Nilson
Scott Nilson
Pete and Kristen O’Bagy
Bruce and Heidi O’Donoghue
Robert Orme
Leo Ott
Mel and Becky Owen
Toni and Stan Payne
Vauna J. Paypath
James Pearl
Megan Peck
Floyd and Kay Petersen
Jen Petersen
Jessica Petersen
Kenneth and Jean Petersen
Kim Pilger
Judy Plowden
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Public Support contributions
Jan Plumb
Phyllis Polster
Janiece L. Pompa
Roxanne Probst
Corina Putvin
Jessica Radley
Marilee Rawlings
David and Suzanne Razor
Reaveley Engineers
Jennifer Reilley
Michelle Reynolds
Sherrie Reynolds
Jon and Gail Richards
Tammy Rodriguez
Joe and Jennifer Romero
Jay Rosenfield
E. Rod and Bette Ross
Julia Rossi
Ira Rubinfeld
David and Leslie Rudd
Anthony and Marjorie Sansone
Jeffrey and Victoria Schmidt
Bill and Martha Scott
Roger Segal
Becky Senekjian
Jerry and Georgia Shane
Rose Shorter
Brad Simmonds
Kaye and Jim Simmonds
Amy Smedley
J. C. Smith
JaNae Smith
Carrie Snyder
Kim Soper
MichaelSowell
Carleton and Sharon Spaulding
Leland and Julie Spencer
Kenneth and Claudia Sperling
Dan Stampfl
Vicky Steinbrech
Suzanne Stensaas
Elda J. Stevenson
Jodie Stratford
Alan and Gayle Sullivan
Sue Sullivan
Carol and Tony Sweet
William and Betty Swiler
Cindy Taylor
Engels Tejeda
David and Katina Temme
Jim and Jessica Thacker
Don Thomases
Randy Tillery
Kenneth Tingey
Janet Tremelling
Robert Tripp
Kymberli Turner
Sandra and Ramon Valentine
Linda VanderWerff
Tom Varley
Robert and Marcia Vickery
Barb Viskochil
Karen Vogel
Janet Wade
Pat Wall
Bill Wallace
Cliff and Liana Wallman
John Ware
Dolene Watts
Jerry and Roseanne Webber
Joe and Elaine Weis
Saul and Erika Weissman
Joel and Annette Wendel
Kim and Kathleen Wennesland
Patti and Arlyn White
Paul and Holly Wick
Ali Wilkinson
Anna Williams
Brad and Jeni Wilson
Derek Wilson
Elizabeth Wiseman
Judy Wolfe
Jean Wylie
Michael and Suzan Young
Deann Zebelean
Dan and Sherri Zebrowski
Marilyn Zupon
to accomplish something Big!
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July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009
$1 - $99
David and Shirley Adams
Nicole Alamilla
Lisa Alleman and Kristin Anderson
Julie Allie
Marylynn Allred
Alma F. Anderson
Chad and Risa Anderson
Pam Anderson
Noel and Doug Applebaum
Almira Arifovic
Christina Athas
Harold and Desta Aure
Cindie Badger
Lynn Baldwin
Heidi Barbour-Wilkes
Leah Barker
Gunther Barna
Chris and Robin Bateman
Nicole Bears
Joan Bennett
Ralph and Regina Benowitz
Shelley and Wally Bills
Marianne Bischoff
Gloria Blackburn
Mark and Debra Blaisdell
Clisty Borzoni
William L. Bowden
Debbie and Kent Bowman
Angela Brimhall
Terry and Verna Broadbent
Suzanne Bronzati
Bonnie Brood
Annette Brooks
Dick Brown
Spencer and Islay Brown
Kelly and Cindy Bryson
Margaret Bult
Susan Burke
Aimee Burrows
Todd C. Byers
Elsa Carcamo
Debbie L Carey
Ed and Stephanie Carr
Public Support contributions
Stanton and Sandy Carr
Kim Casaday
Marilyn Casaday
Kami Chambers
Kim Child
Ashlee Christofferson
Stephen Clay
Tiffany Coccimiglio
Lynn and Bruce Cohne
Sharon Collard
Jennifer Collings
Margaret Ann Colston
George Combs
William and Lori Condas
Richard Cook
Mark and Brenda Cruz
Carolyn Cushman
Gina Dalton and Loren Weiss
Mae Davis
Victoria and Chris Davison
Keith and Gail Dawson
Ashby and Anne C. Decker
Craig and Linda Dee
Earl and Madalyne Deleeuw
Milton and Renae Deleeuw
James Denos
Samantha Derksen
Jim and Christy Divver
Cheryl Donaldson
C. Donbrosky
Jan Donchess
Anne Dorsey
Tanya Douglass
MaryJane DuPont
Peter K. and Elizabeth Ellison
Nanette Epstein
Darryl and Janette Erdmann
Pete Erekson
Laurie Eulberg
Paula and Gary Evershed
Florence Fairbanks
Suzanne Fields
Lou Jean Flint
Janet Frandsen
Friends of C. J. Blackburn
Branden and Cheri Fries
Addie Fuhriman
Lyla Fuller
Doug Gaskill
Gayle Gayler
Janet Geary
Debra Giles
Sarah Giles
Tony Goddard
Stephen Goldsmith
Karrey G. Green
GreenFiber Salt Lake City, Inc.
James Gunnuscio
Laura Hadley
John Hallgren
Craig and Gloria Hansen
Hansen Barnett and Maxwell
Whitney Hanson-Bybee
Cheryl Hardy
Jodi and Matthew Harker
Dave and Susan Harrison
Monica Harrison
Lisa Haymond
Ed and Terry Heinrich
Dianne Hellander
Salvador Herrera
Timothy Holt
Louisa Ingalls
Ashley Jaeger
Inez Jensen
Kelly Johnson
Chad and Deb Jones
Chris L. Jones
Lesley Jones
Anne Kaelberer
Christina Katen
Lester and Safia Keller
Elle Khial
Steve and Susie Kieffer
Lynne King
Lindy Kingdon
Ron Kirk
Vernon and Laurel Kirk
July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009
Dan and Krista Klismith
Sandra Koengeter
Christine Kramer
Kelle Blackwell Land
Jared and Carrie Landvatter
Kerry and Kathy Lavitt
Marnie Leary
Karleen Lester
Stephen Lewis
John Librett
Debra Liddell
Peter and Jessica Lindgren
Ann Lund
David and Terrie Lund
Jason Lund
Clegg Mabey
Chelsi MacMurray
John and Marilyn Macumber
Francis and Constance Madsen
Linda Malin
Jason & Alyssa Mallory
Brent A. Manwaring
Maxine Margaritis
Brad Markus
Greg and Megan Marsden
Dennis Martinez
Marnie Martinez
Bonnie Jean Martinson
John Mathews
Neal and Donna Mayerson
Erika Maymi
Wendy B. McDougald
Cindy McDowell
Kelli and Keith McFarland
Amy and Glenn McMinn
Mechelle Mellor
Kim Melville
Amber Mettler
Millcreek Sports Massage
Christina Miller
Ralph B. Montgomery
John and Carol Morgan
Jennifer Morrison
Robert Morrow
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Public Support contributions
Ruby Myers
Ann Nelson
Karen Nelson
Todd and Jennifer Nelson
Robert Nessl
Elsa and Steven Neufeld
Richard Nielsen
Jody Nilo
Michael and Alison Nitz
Dallis Nordstrom and
Elliot Anderson
Judith Norman
Leslie Nuon
Alisha Olsen
Marc Ordman
Melissa Orris
John Osteen
Karla Palmer
Kathi and Steven Palmer
Robert and Pamela Pannier
John and Jennifer Pearce
Richard and Elizabeth Pembroke
Ann Pendo
Clint and Kathy Phipps
Kyra Potter
Gregory and Catherine Poulsen
Robert C. Radle
Tiffany Ragnhildstveit
Patricia Rawlings
Steve and Jodi Ray
Courtney Read
Connie Reed
Ralph and Rita Reese
Wendy and Robert Rendón
Vernon and Loretta Rice
Rachel and Curtis Richardson
Ken and Charla Riggs
Kathy Robbins
Lori Roberts
Joe and Katie Robertson
Douglas Rogers
Don and Diane Roney
Rowland Hall-St Marks School
Randy and Annie Rutherford
Rick and Wendy Rutherford
Jessica Sadler
Pat Scarcelli
Jenny Scheafer
Mark Schneider
Jared and Tiffany Seamons
Wayne and Kenna Seamons
Elizabeth Searcy
Katie Secretan
Joseph and Mei Ching Seeds
Joel B. Shapiro
Phyllis Sharples
Jim Sheets
Melissa Sherwood
Nancy and Vaughn Shosted
Gregory Shuman
Jeremy and Mia Simmonds
Homer and Patricia Smith
Jim and Eve Smith
Gerald Snow
John and Susan Speer
Michelle Spence
Pam Spencer
Bert and Lois Spiegel
Brent and Melanie Squires
James and Dora Stauffer
Doug and Ellie Stephens
Mary Stevens
Brooks Stevenson
Aimee Stoddard
Jill Stoddard
Tracy and Chris Strohn
Bernard and Donna Tanner
Emma Taylor
Gayle Taylor
Jason and Jill Taylor
Merry Kay Taylor
Paul Tew
PamThorson
Katie Threet
Nancy Tidwell
Christine Tigue
Kelly Touchinski
Christine Trani
to accomplish something Big!
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July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009
Gerald and Lisa Treiman
Kenneth and Vena Tryon
Colleen Tye
John and Chrissy Van Leeuwen
Vicki Varela
John and Olga Vazquez
Ken and Carol Verdoia
Sarah Vickery
Jill VomDorp
Teresa Wagner
Dale and Melissa Wallentine
Shane and Michelle Walster
Alicia Warnock
Ginger Watts
Lynn and Suzanne Wawrinofsky
Valerie Whitaker
Matt and Jayme Wilcox
Michael and Christine Wilde
Jeralynn Winder
Ashley Wood
Adrienne Wright
Frank and Betty Yanowitz
Diana Young
Rebecca Young
Waler and Jolene Zoellner
Mike and Susan Zuhl
Campaign for the New Children’s Center committee
The people who made our new home possible and to whom we
are indebted for their tireless efforts.
Jesselie and A. Scott Anderson
Chairs
Meghan Holbrook
Co-Chair
Sue Alder
Foundations Chair
Helen Cardon
Major Gifts Chair
Amy Damico
PR/Marketing Chair
Sheila Deputy
Special Gifts Chair
Mavy Ghavim
Miki Hesleph
Mark Holland
Greg Hopkins
Becky Kearns
Beth Levine
Tom Love
Julie Lund
Tracy Lyon
Anne Stewart Mark
Clark Hinckley
Former Facilities Chair
William McCreary, Ph.D.
George Hofmann
Business Chair
Sandy McOmber
Nancy Hogarty Baker
Community Gifts Chair
Mikelle Moore
Kim McFarland
Kathie Miller
David Moore
Planned Giving Chair
H. Gary Pehrson
Scott Ulbrich
Facilities Chair and Financial Oversight Chair
Debby Plummer
Andrea Barnes
Cheri Beck
Teresa Beck
Jeannine Bennett
Georgia Bircumshaw
Lorin Broadbent, Ph.D.
Lonnie Bullard
John Clower
Kent Crawford
Drue Didier
Becky Duberow
Christena Durham
Joe Evans
Mickey Gallivan
Craig Peterson
Steve Price
Robert Rendón
Holly Pitcher Robb
Robert Rose
David Rudd
Tasha Savage
Kaye Simmonds
Sharon Smith
Susan Smith
Diane Stewart
Paul Tew
Paul Thurston
Terry Wright
Mike Zuhl
Greg Gardner
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Campaign donors
July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009
$500,000 to $2 million
$20,000 to $99,999
Sam and Diane Stewart
Anonymous
Alder Construction Company
Sue, Scott, and Eric Ulbrich
George S. & Dolores Doré Eccles
Alliant Techsystems
Utah Families Foundation
Foundation
American Express Center for
Wadsworth Brothers Charitable
Kresge Foundation
Community Development
Foundation
O.C. Tanner
Anonymous
William and Lisa Wirthlin Family
I. J. and Jeanné Wagner
Anonymous
Charitable Foundation
Nancy and Lewis Baker
$10,000 to $19,999
Intermountain Healthcare
Brent and Bonnie Jean Beesley
Sue Alder and Greg Robinson
Foundation
American Express Foundation
$100,000 to $499,999
Big-D Construction Corp
Anonymous
Scott and Jesselie Anderson
Roger and Sara Boyer
Anonymous
Ruth Eleanor & John Ernest
Mervyn L. Brenner Foundation
Bonnie Rae Barlow Trust
Bamberger Memorial Foundation
Lonnie and Ardene Bullard
Teresa Beck
Haven J. Barlow Family
Jeffrey S. and Helen H. Cardon
The Frances W. Burton Foundation
Amy and Haven J. Barlow, Jr.
Foundation
Karen Child and Brandon Ogden
Heidi and Ted Harris
Dru and Amy Damico
Tim and Candace Dee
Debra and Ducan Barlow
Lawrence T. Dee and Janet T. Dee
Mike and Sheila Deputy
Marie and Stewart Barlow
Foundation
Die Cuts With a View
Jesselie and Scott Anderson
Stephen G. and Susan E. Denkers
Diebold, Inc.
Rachel E. Barlow Trust
Family Foundation
Errol P. EerNisse Family Foundation
Bireley Foundation
Willard L. Eccles Charitable
Mickey and Sharee Gallivan
Call Family Foundation
Foundation
Clark and Kathleen Hinckley
Helen and Jeff Cardon
Errol and Sonja Chesley EerNisse
Mark and Wendi Holland
The Church of Jesus Christ of
Jack and Stephanie Gallivan
Lester and Safia Keller
Latter-day Saints Foundation
Suzanne and Lawrence Goldsmith
Gay and Ned McDonough
Katherine W. Dumke and
George and Sara Hofmann
Ted McDonough
Ezekiel R. Dumke Jr. Foundation
InterNet Properties
Mikelle and Steve Moore
Energy Solutions
Jacobsen Construction
H. Gary and Julia Pehrson
Fidelity Investments
Company, Inc.
Questar
Kem and Carolyn Gardner
Alan and Leslie Layton
S.J. & Jessie E. Quinney Foundation
Richard K. and Shirley S. Hemingway
Ross B. Matthews and Kathleen
Raddon Brothers Construction Inc.
Foundation
Holding
Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield
Kathie and Mark Miller
McCarthey Family Foundation
Robert Rose
Larry H. Miller
William McCreary
Semnani Foundation
Oquirrh Associates, L.L.C.
Michelle Mull
Clark L. Tanner Foundation
Zions Bank
John and Marcia Price Family
Utah Sports Commission Foundation
Foundation
Guy and Candi Wadsworth
Ron and Teresa Raddon
W. Mack and Julia S. Watkins
RBC Wealth Management
Foundation
Sorenson Legacy Foundation
Wolfe Family Trust
to accomplish something Big!
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Campaign donors
July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009
$5,000 to $9,999
E*Trade
Robert and Marjorie Kent Family
Anonymous
Jim Carbine
Jack and Anne Mark
Haven J. and Amy Foulger Barlow
Katherine Gallivan
Grace Anne McDonough
Georgia and John Bircumshaw
Molly Gallivan
Peter and Nicole Mouskondis
John and Leslie Bowen
Douglas and Denise Goldsmith
Davis and Marcy Mullholand
Byrne Family
Wayne and Miki Hesleph
Rocky Mountain Power
Louis and Ellen Callister
Kristina Hindert and Ron Nehring
Spring Communications
Max Chang
Huish Detergents
Paul and Christy Thurston
John and Jane Coats
IBM Corporation
Renon Warner and Michael
Dr. Ezekiel R. and Edna Wattis
Lisa A. Jones
McDonough
Dumke Foundation
Kanter Family Foundation
Mike and Susan Zuhl
Kennecott Utah Copper
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Campaign donors
July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009
$1,000 to $4,999
Henry and Patrice Hemingway
Carleton and Sharon Spaulding
Bruce and Coralie Alder
Henry and Patrice Hemingway
Carol and Tony Sweet
Jack and Kay Alder
Foundation
Richard and Susan Thomas
Steven and Sue Ann Alder
Liza and Bland Hoke
Thomas Arts, Inc.
Ameriprise
James and Meghan Zanolli Holbrook
John and Shelley Turner
Katy and John Andrews
Howard R. Driggs Elementary
United Concerts
Anonymous
School
Robert and Marcia Vickery
Anonymous
Intermountain Healthcare Services
John and Susan Walker
Lois A. Arnow
Intermountain Staffing Resources
Susan Warshaw
Bryce and Debra Frank Baldwin
Gabriel Ishley
Wasatch Advisors, Inc.
Greta Barlow and Beatrice Low
Ken and Penny Jameson
Wasatch Internal Medicine
Stewart Barlow
Roy and Anne Jespersen
June Weems
Andrea and Kevin Barnes
KeyBank National Association
Wells Fargo Insurance Services
Bernard Begue
KeyBank of Utah
Mountain West, Inc.
Steve and Laura Bergen
The Krasny Stevenson Family
Alison Weyher
Boeing Employees Community
Mark and Molly Law
Jeffrey and Sonia Woodbury
Fund, SLC
The Layton Companies
Monica and Jason Woodland
Break the Chain Foundation
Daniel and Julia Lidgard Family
Barbara Zimonja and Richard Pack
Rob and Holly Brough
John and Julie Lund
$500 to $999
Jennifer Byde
M Lazy M Foundation
Bob Aamodt
Cafe Rio
John McHugh
Bryan Adams
Nancy Cantor and Michael
Forrest and Laura McNabb
David and Deann Baldridge
McDonald
Warren K. and Virginia G. McOmber
John and Terry Becker
Paulette Cary
Tom and Karen Metcalf
Tom and Lydia Berggren
CBIZ/Mayer Hoffman McCann P.C.
James and Rosemarie Milligan
Scott and Barbara Berry
CCI Mechanical
Janet Minden
Sharon and C.J. Blackburn
John and Joan Clower
Fred A. Moreton and Company
C. Kim and Jane C. Blair
Nancy J. Coyne
Todd and Janeen Neubert
Kenneth and Karen Buchi
Dale Corporation
Nordstrom
Caring for Kids
Suzanne Day
Tanya Packer
Castle Creek Winery
Palmer and Jeanne DePaulis
Drue and Steve Price
Lori Chillingworth
Kent and Martha DiFiore
David and Shari Quinney
Shane, Marylou and Dean Compher
Stewart and Pamela Ellington
Qwest
Charles and Katy Culp
Peter K. and Elizabeth Ellison
R & R Partners
Maurine and Kent Dahlberg
John and Carol Firmage
John (Barney) Rice
Catherine De Vries
Russ and Debbie Fitzwater
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Christian Deputy
Courtney and Rodrigo Garay
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Miles (Cap) and Sue Ferry
Sam Goldstein
of the Intermtn. Area
Anne Freed and Bob Goldberg
Manal Hall
Tasha Savage
Phyllis Geldzahler
Patricia Hall
Jeffrey K. and Sarah S. Scott
Tammy Georgelas
Karen Hansen and Dan Hendriksen
Silver Fox Business Trust
Mavy Ghavim
to accomplish something Big!
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Campaign donors
July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009
Shane and Julie Giddings
Greg and Laura Nordfelt
Leland S. Swaner
David Goldsmith and Kara DiOrio
Craig Peterson
Mike and Jennifer Tezak
Penney Gregersen
R. C. Willey Home Furnishings
Utah Job Opportunities Foundation
Wayne and Katie Holland
Reaveley Engineers
Kevin and Catherine Walsh
Gary Ishley
Wendy and Robert Rendón
Saul and Erika Weissman
Gay and Wayne Jensen
Joanne Rice
Katherine Welkie
Neil and Kitty Kaplan
A. Wally and Helen Sandack
Wells Fargo Community Relations
Christina Katen
Savas Greene and Company, LLC.
J. Phil White
Peery and Patty King
Bill and Martha Scott
Brenda Yamagata
Morris and Merrily Kulmer
Jim and Eve Smith
Young Living
Mark and Nancy May
Stephanie Steele
David Moore
Dick and Georgia Sullivan
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Campaign donors
July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009
$100 to $499
Kami Chambers
Jeff and Bridget Graba
Shelly Airmet
Marian Chambers
Anne Gray
Eric and Missy Alder
Linda and Rick Christensen
Margaret Grogan
Thomas M. Alder
Edward and Carleen Clark
Keaton and Kim Hacking
Don Alix
Jascha Clark
Virginia Hamblin
Lisa Alleman and Kristin Anderson
Samuel and Elizabeth Clark
Brenda Hansen
Steven Allred
Jay and Leslie Clement
De Dee Hardman
Doug and Lisa Anderson
Jennifer Collings
Mark and Kimberly Haroldsen
Douglas and Shelley Anderson
Jeff Collins
Heidi Harris
Keith Anderson
Tim and Marina Collins
Laurie Hart
Brent and Brenda Andrewsen
William and Melissa Connelly
Clyde and Merilyn Harvey
Byron and Debbie Barkley
Melani Cornista
Michael Hayes
Duncan and Debbie Barlow
Gina Crezee
Ed and Terry Heinrich
Haven J. Barlow
Mark Crockett
Chris and Sandy Hemmersmeier
Bill and Julie Barrett
Gina Dalton and Loren Weiss
Julie Henderson
William W. Barrett
Cathy Davis
Neil and June Henderson
Robert Beatty
Gary and Teresa Deaton
D. K. Henich
Liz Beck
John and Jean Deming
Susan Hensley
Vickie Becker
Susan Dennin
Tammy Henson
Rachel Benator
Jennifer Diamond
Elaine Hess
Robert and Shelley Bernick
Discover Financial Services
Jeff Higgins
Hilary Birkenshaw
Peggy Dodds
Mark and Angela Hiskey
Barry and Denise Blackett
Shauna Dorius
George and Michelle Hofmann
Mark and Debra Blaisdell
Nicole Droitsch
Mark Hollen
Laura Boardman
Frederick and Becky Duberow
Leslie Howa
Louis Borgenicht and Jody Plant
E.R.Dumke
Phil and Lori Teske Hudson
Terry and LeeAnn Box
Roger and Karen Edgley
James and Robyn Isaacson
Betsy Bradley
LaVell Edwards
Eric and Ally Isom
Terry and Verna Broadbent
Edna T. Elkins
Julie Jakob
Doyal Nichols Brown
Nanette Epstein
Ann Jarcho
Rachel Buchanan
Morgan and Charlyn Evans
Morris and Mary Jane Jensby
Frances Burger and Paul Wender
Florence Fairbanks
Ron and Janet Jibson
Stephanie Burnside
Suzanne Fields
David Johnson
Stead and Kendall Burwell
Tracy and Lelani Fowler
Jenny Johnson
Reb and Mary Beth Bush
Friends Unlimited Club
Kristine Johnson and Trent Ashby
Polly Caddes
Tim and Alisa Fullmer
Linda Johnson
Randall and Paula Call
Danielle George
Micah and Lisa Johnston
Wayne and Mary Lynette Call
Stephen Goldsmith
Frank and Pamela Joklik
Doug and Barbara Campbell
Dimitri and Niki Golesis
Bonnie Jolley
Patricia Carlucci and Charles
Fred and Katharyn Gonzales
Ceri Jones
Camper
Robert and Rosanne Gordon
Jill Jones
to accomplish something Big!
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Campaign donors
July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009
Toby Karsten
Karen Malm
Sharon Steele and Stephen McGee
Layla Kayi
Brent and Chris Manning
Elisabeth McOmber and Basil
KD Delivery System, Inc.
Ernest Mariani
Katsaounis
Korry and Darcy Kieffer
Greg and Megan Marsden
Merit Estate and Financial Service
Chuck and Sarah Klingenstein
James and Kate Marshall
Christine Merrill
Peter and Georgianna Knudsen
Joan Mason
Tats Misaka
Darlene Krambule
Nancy N. Mathews
Michaela Mohr
Herbert C. Livsey
Ashley Maxwell
Scott Monson
Michael Lopez
Jerry and Joane Maymi
Joanne Mooney and Norm Allred
Adam Love
Ben McAdams
Jenny Moores
Perrin and Jill Love
David and Susan McFarland
Renee Moran
Melanie Lowry
Kelli and Keith McFarland
Judith Moreton
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Set your Heart on something small...
Campaign donors
July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009
Peter and Michelle Morgan
Ira Rubinfeld and Willamarie
Cliff and Liana Wallman
Susan Mumford
Huelskamp
Janet Warburton
Ruth Nayler
David and Leslie Rudd
Danielle and Matthew Warthen
Dan and Julie Nelson
Cindy Rupe
Dolene Watts
Bryan Nichols
William and Suzie Rytting
Mark and Marcia Webber
Richard Nielsen
David Salisbury
Joel and Annette Wendel
Kathie Nilson
Kris Sander
Jon and Susan White
Scott Nilson
Sheral Schowe
Patti and Arlyn White
Alicia Odell
Jerry and Georgia Shane
Marilyn and Paul Whitehead
Bruce and Heidi O’Donoghue
Jim Sheets
Matt and Jayme Wilcox
Robert Orme
Margot Shott
Fred and Lynne Wilhelmsen
Leo Ott
Kaye and Jim Simmonds
Lauryn Wingate
Mel and Becky Owen
Bud and Sharon Smith
Elizabeth Wiseman
Nancy Paulford
Homer and Patricia Smith
Jerry and Judy Woodland
Keith Payne
J. C. Smith
Jill Woodworth
John and Jennifer Pearce
JaNae Smith
Terry Wright
James Pearl
Scott Smith and Denise Parker
Jean Wylie
Megan Peck
Carrie Snyder
Anya Young
Celeste Peckham
Michael and Barbara Soulier
Rebecca Young
Ann Pendo
John and Susan Speer
Stuart and Sharon Young
Floyd and Kay Petersen
Franz and Jackie Stangl
Lori Zoellner
Jen Petersen
Therese Stangl
Marilyn Zupon
Jessica Petersen
Story Time Felts, Inc.
Kenneth and Jean Petersen
Jodie Stratford
$1 to $99
Alan and Joan Peterson
Paula and Bruce Strong
Wayne and Kathy Adams
Trina Peterson
William and Betty Swiler
Nicole Alamilla
Emily Piper
Fred Tannenbaum
Alma Alleman
Judy Plowden
David and Katina Temme
Marylynn Allred
Phyllis Polster
Kenneth Tingey
Orvis and Barbara Allred
M. Keith Prescott
Janet Tremelling
Anonymous
Heidi Price
Robert Tripp
Albert and Judy Antoniazzi
Brittany Price-Ward
Kymberli Turner
Andy Antoniazzi
Vasilios and Shauna Priskos
Clain and Jennifer Udy
John Ashton
Heidi and Joseph Prokop
Utah Heritage Foundation
Karen Aubrey
Scott and Karin Pynes
Tom Varley
Cindie Badger
Leslie and Sharon Reeves
Karen Vogel
Jonathan and Mariel Balzotti
Jennifer Reilley
Janet Wade
Ronald and Kristen Bartholomew
Michelle Reynolds
Teresa Wagner
Chris and Robin Bateman
Deanna Rosen
Craig Wagstaff
Christine Baumgartner
Jacqueline Rosenblatt
Donald and Linda Walk
Leanne Beale
E. Rod and Bette Ross
Hilea and Blaine Walker
Susan Behle
to accomplish something Big!
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Campaign donors
July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009
Troy and Keri Bengtzen
Mark and Linda Bullard
Stephen Clay
Julie Bentley
Margaret Bult
Richard and Gissa Clayton
Amy Bingham
Susan Burke
Sharon Collard
Shirlene Bingham
Kenneth and Ann Cannon
Margaret Ann Colston
William and Areinne Bireley
Kami Carlson
Polly and Tab Cornelison
Sharon Bishop
Marilyn Casaday
Mark and Brenda Cruz
Pamela Boede
Ryan and Rachael Cassady
Richard and Velma Cutler
Clisty Borzoni
Judith Chambers
Justin and Heather Deputy
Brett Family
Alan Chapman
Jim and Christy Divver
Angela Brimhall
Jill Chesley McGinnis
Jo Elizondo
Connie Buckner
Jennifer and Troy Christopulos
The Enterprise
Karen Bull
Classics Club
Cheryl Eyre
Annual Report | 2008-2009
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Set your Heart on something small...
Campaign donors
July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009
Sam and Meghan Ferrin
Cheryllyn and David Longoria
Maurine Paull
Timothy Fitzpatrick
Ken and Debbi Longshaw
Rachel Peterson
Nancy Foster
Gretchen Lordon
Robert and Rebekah Plumb
John and Leslie Francis
John and Deborah Losse
Johann and Margret Posch
Peter Q. Freed
Robyn and Jim Macari
Jessica Radley
Katherine Gardiner
Heather MacDonald
Racine Raile
Sarah Giles
John and Marilyn Macumber
Mary Louise M. Rawlings
Tony Goddard
Samantha and Jonathan Mafua
Nicole Ready
Kathy Gray
Michael and Patricia Maggio
Rachel and Curtis Richardson
Richard and Mary Kay Griffin
Berlin Mair
Shawn Ries
Timothy and Carrie Grubb
Mike Maldonado
Ken and Charla Riggs
Mildred Guernsey
Tiffani Mantlo
Debbie Rocha
Laura Hadley
Birgitte Marino
Adriana Rodriquez
Dan Hall
Brad Markus
Micah and Kirstie Rosenfield
Kathryn Handy
Judy Martinez
Harry and Lisa Rosenthal
Bryan Hansen
Marnie Martinez
Rowland Hall-St Marks School
Scott and Jeanne Hansen
Maslyn and Tuten Family
Byron Russell
Tom and Irene Hansen
Maybell McCann
Randy and Annie Rutherford
Whitney Hanson-Bybee
Ann W. McCurdy
Stacy Sainsbury
Jayne Harding
Greg and Sheila McDonald
Kenna Salsberry
Teresa Haynes Counseling Services
Cindy McDowell
Linda Sansom
Sterling Henson
Christopher and Margaret McGann
Judith Saurer
Terrance and Summer Holbrook
Kathryn and Michael McGinley
Jenny Scheafer
Carolyn Hoye
Christina Miller
Tomoko Schlag
Virginia Hughes
Miller Paving, Inc.
D. G and R. G. Schultz
Maurine Humphris
Laraine Miner
Alexander and Shae Searl
Debbie Israelson
Renee Monroe
Melissa Sherwood
Kenneth and Lisa Jensen
Ralph B. Montgomery
Nancy and Vaughn Shosted
Kindra Johnson
Kumiko Morse
Jean Simons
Kyle Johnson
Matthew Morse
Gerald Snow
Mike and Kim Johnson
Ali Mozaffari
Portia Snow
Alda Jones
Linn Wilder Muir
Soroptimist International of Salt Lake
Barbara Suzanne Jones
Peter and Karen Murakami
Leland and Julie Spencer
Stephanie Jones
Antoinette Nay
Rebekah Spencer
Tammy Jones
Todd and Jennifer Nelson
Brent and Melanie Squires
Faye and Homer Keller
Elsa and Steven Neufeld
Helen and George Stahlke
Elle Khial
Rita Offrett
James and Dora Stauffer
Dar and Beth Krambule
Mary Lou Oland-Wong
Matthew Stella
Kelle Blackwell Land
Rebecca Olea
Cassandra Stevenson
Mimi and Bill Levitt
Marc Ordman
Elda J. Stevenson
Stephen Lewis
Bruce and Thelma Parsons
Angela Stock
to accomplish something Big!
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Campaign donors
July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009
Aimee Stoddard
Lincoln and Maureen O’Hara Ure
Margy Wilde
Andrew Stott
Sandra and Ramon Valentine
Jann Williams
Rachel Stuck
Annalee VanRoosendaal
Marlaine and Matthew Wray
Emily and Kristofer Tanner
Becky Vargas
Samuel and Hildegarde Wray
Jason and Jill Taylor
John and Olga Vazquez
Adrienne Wright
Grant William and Carolyn Thatcher
Ronald and Janet Vuich
Frank and Betty Yanowitz
Pam Thorson
Kristy Walker
Peggy Young
Kelli Thorup
Bill Wallace
Christine Tigue
Lynn and Suzanne Wawrinofsky
Stephanie Tlachac
Maurice Webb
Gerald and Lisa Treiman
Jessica Weeks
Eleanor Ulibarri
Pamela White
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Set your Heart on something small...
The Children’s Center Staff
Executive Director
Douglas Goldsmith
Clinical Services
Kristina F. Hindert,
Medical Director
Suzanne Fields,
Children’s Services Director, Kearns
Sandra Valentine
Children’s Services Director, Salt Lake
Nancy Coyne Baird
Clinical Services Director, Kearns
Danielle Warthen
Training & Outpatient Services Coordinator, Salt Lake
Mariel Balzotti
Christine Baumgartner
Leanne Beale
The Children’s Center Staff
to accomplish something Big!
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McDevan Carling
Kami Carlson
Kami Chambers
Jennifer Collings
Hannah Dubose-Harting
Florence Fairbanks
Katherine A. Gardiner
Bryan Hansen
Justin Hanson
Whitney Hanson-Bybee
Teresa Haynes
Carolyn Hoye
Courtney Hudson
Casey Jacketta-Dunyon
Kyle Johnson
Kindra Johnson
Stephanie Jones
The Children’s Center Staff
Lori Krasny
Lori Lichte Brill
Missy Linford
Adam Love
Melanie Lowry
Heather Macdonald
Mike Maldonado
Tiffani Mantlo
Birgitte Marino
Judy Martinez
Ashley Maxwell
Danielle Mecham
Laraine Miner
Renee Monroe
Jenny Moores
Kumiko Morse
Ashley Mullineaux
Devon Musson Rose
Sasha Nash
Antoinette Nay
Rebecca Olea
Jessica Olsen
Celeste Peckham
Rachel Peterson
Sara Price
Racine Raile
Nicole Ready
Angela C. Reid
Adriana Rodriguez
Kimberly Rowley
Emily Sainsbury
Stacy Sainsbury
Kenna Salsberry
Jessica Singleton
Eve Smith
Rebekah Spencer
Whitney Stiggins
Angela Stock
Kelly Stoddard
Rachel Stuck
Heidi Thompson
Eleanor Ulibarri
Brittany Ward
Lindsay Weber
Jessica Weeks
Cassandra Westenskow
Sara White
Lori Zoellner
Consultation & Training
Vickie Becker
Alda Jones
Samantha Schultz Mafua
Jill McGinnis
Kimberly Melville
Sarah Wentworth
Development & Communications
Courtney Garay,
Development and
Communications Director
Penney Gregersen,
Volunteer and Community
Outreach Coordinator
Lisa Alleman
Residential Center
Tiffanie Brown
Elsa Carcamo
Jascha Clark
Tiffany Coccimiglio
Lindsie Davis
Tanya Douglass
Nancy Garcia
Ashley Jaeger
Heather Joyce
Jason Lund
Karla Palmer
Jessica Sadler
Jenny Scheafer
Tiffany Sobel
Katie Threet
Teresa Lee Wagner
Rebecca Young
Support Service
Karen J. Hansen,
Administrative Director
Sharon Blackburn,
Business Director, Kearns
Natacha Ruth Andrews
Cindie Badger
Melanie Brickey
Marilyn Casaday
Nancy L. Foster
Tammy Henson
Kristine Johnson
Joanne Mooney
Paula Strong
Transportation
Karen Bull
Allen Chapman
Cheryl “Jacki” Eyre
Mary Gray
Kamaile Harris
Julie Johnston
Barbara Suzanne Jones
Robert Kenneth Longshaw
Debbi Longshaw
Christina Morrill
Rabecca Vargas
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Continuum of Services
Psychological and Psychiatric Evaluations
Parent-Toddler Therapeutic Programs
Therapeutic Preschool Program
Individual Child Therapy
Parent-Child Therapy & Family Therapy
After-school Therapy Groups for 5-7 year olds
Infant Mental Health Services
Parenting Classes
Eskuche Center for Foster Children
Speech and Language Therapy
Early Childcare Consultation and Training
Professional Consultation and Training
Social Skills Group Intervention for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
PLAY Project and “Floortime”/DIR for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Early Childhood Mental Health Initiative
Bridging the Gap: O.C. Tanner Professional Education Series
350 South 400 East
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
801-582-5534
5242 South 4820 West
Kearns, Utah 84118
801-966-4251
www.tccslc.org