2010 Annual Report - Pike Place Market Foundation

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A N N U A L
R E P O R T
ALL FOUR ONE • ONE FOR ALL
Pike Market Medical Clinic • Pike Market Child Care & Preschool • Pike Market Senior Center • Downtown Food1 Bank
DEAR FRIENDS
On August 17, 2009, the Market Foundation celebrated its 27th
anniversary, the Market’s 102nd anniversary, and Rachel, our beloved piggy bank’s
23rd birthday.
During the year, we also celebrated other feats. First—with your help—we surpassed
the $16 million mark in dollars given to the Market’s human service and heritage
programs since 1982. We are proud of that number. At the same time, we see the
needs of the 10,000 low-income people who used the Market’s Clinic, Preschool,
Food Bank and Senior Center last year continue to grow.
For a good part of the year, our sights were focused on finding the funds necessary
to expand the 27-year-old Preschool. With extraordinary help from the Washington
Legislature and our own Senator Ed Murray we were awarded the last $1 million
needed. When the Preschool project is completed, it will top off our decade-long
endeavor to refurbish and expand the Market’s human service facilities. Meanwhile,
clients continue to enjoy the new Senior Center (opened in 2006) and Clinic (2008).
A new partnership was forged in 2009 between the Seattle Hotel Association and
the Market Foundation as we became the beneficiary of the Evening of Hope, the
association’s annual gala. The Pike Place Market is visited by 10 million people each
year, many of whose stays in Seattle are made memorable by the welcome they
receive at Seattle hotels. We are pleased to have this new opportunity to connect
Seattle’s hoteliers to the Market’s human service side too.
On April 20th, 2010
the Market Foundation
board hosted the
27th annual “Cut
the Pie” party and
awarded grants
totaling $627,615
from donations to
our 2009 – 2010
fundraising campaigns.
None of these fabulous things would ever happen without you and your help to fill
the Food Bank with groceries, educate the kids, feed and house the seniors, and
care for the sick.
We are awed by your generosity and your commitment to the Market and its
neighborhood. And we thank you with all our hearts.
Becky Bogard Marlys Erickson,
President, Board of Directors
Executive Director
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Pike Market Medical Clinic • Pike Market Child Care & Preschool • Pike Market Senior Center • Downtown Food Bank
Activity Highlights 2009 – 2010
We were honored to be chosen as the beneficiary of the Seattle Hotel
Association’s annual gala, Evening of Hope, on February 6. Millions of Seattle
visitors learn stories of the Market from their hotel concierge, making this
partnership with the 53 member hotels especially meaningful for us. We liked
the $195,000 we received too!
$20,000
to the Pike Place Market
PDA to provide 10,000
Market Fresh coupons
for the Market’s lowincome residents and
human service clients.
Market Fresh coupons
can be used to buy
fresh produce at the
Market’s farm table and
produce stands.
Our new program, the Second Century Society, was met with generous support by
a number of long-term supporters. With an initial matching fund of $500,000 made
by the board and by Jeannie and Bruce Nordstrom, we were able to match donors’
irrevocable bequests. Donors who make bequests of $25,000 (or more) receive an
immediate dollar-for-dollar match from the matching fund and enjoy an endowed
fund in their name immediately, during their lifetime.
The 39th annual Street Festival was held on May 30th and 31st. This event
originated as a thank you to the citizens of Seattle for saving the Market from
the wrecking ball in 1971 and continues as a way for us to open our neighborhood
to folks who enjoy live music, quality crafts and endless fun in the kid’s zone.
Summer at the Market always features Sunset Supper and 2009 kept up the
tradition when more than 80 restaurants, wineries and breweries served their
acclaimed specialties. The cobblestones of Pike Place glowed in the moonlight
and live music kept 1,200 guests dancing under the stars.
Volunteers make all this happen with more than 3,022 hours contributed to
produce events, assist in the office, and put their talents to use in many ways
to support the Market Foundation’s mission.
For the past 16 years, a group of dedicated volunteers have collected unsold produce
throughout the height of the summer season. Food Link gleaned 53,760 pounds of
useable food that was distributed to the hungry.
Rachel, our beloved bronze piggy bank, celebrated her 23rd birthday on August
17th, the Market’s 102nd birthday. She’s raised more than $180,000 for the Market’s
human services in her lifetime.
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$45,150
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To cover the costs of 7,525 bags of groceries—
1/5 of all bags the bank will distribute in the coming year.
DOWNTOWN FOOD BANK
“
It’s the people and it fills my spirit… the Food Bank does
so much more than just nourish those in need, it nourishes
their soul and builds community. The Food Bank is a positive
gathering place for those we serve in our community.”
Lynn, Volunteer
In the best all of worlds there would be no need for the Downtown Food Bank. Sadly, the reality is that
today in Downtown Seattle there remains a significant need. Over 50% of people living Downtown are considered lowincome and the Downtown community has the largest number of homeless people than any neighborhood in the city.
Lynn began volunteering as a child, her family was always helping with clothing and food drives. So, it was only
natural that five years ago she found herself volunteering at the Downtown Food Bank and for the last year working
as a full time Title 5 employee—a King County community service work program for seniors.
Answering the call of today’s challenging economic environment, last year the Downtown Food Bank—the third busiest
in King County—handled over 45,000 visits and provided over 500,000 pounds of bagged groceries to the elderly,
homeless and working poor from within our downtown community. Under Lynn’s supervision, the Food Bank recently
created a clothing bank which offers clothing and small household commodities one day each month. This exciting
new endeavor continues to grow as well as plans for an expanded nutritional program and a “giving garden” which will
improve the availability of fresh vegetables while providing a healthful, outdoor activity for Food Bank clients.
Dignity and service are at the heart of the Food Bank’s mission and Lynn, along with scores of other volunteers,
brings a friendly face and a helping hand to the agency’s efforts.
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$231,000
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to the Pike Market Medical Clinic to cover the unfunded costs for
10,000 visits by the Clinic’s senior and uninsured patients—almost
40% of all the Clinic’s visits for the coming year.
PIKE MARKET MEDICAL CLINIC
“
Tricia was the key to my recovery—she saved my life.”
Andrew
Two years ago Andrew was getting near the end of his rope and what rope he had left was getting pretty thin.
Living with Bipolar Disorder he couldn’t hold down a job, had no health care coverage and had been “self medicating”
to the point where he developed a chronic drug and alcohol addiction. He lost contact with his family, had given up
on himself and his life was spinning out of control.
But the door to Tricia Madden’s office was always open and one day Andrew summoned the courage to walk in and ask
for help.
Tricia works as the Pike Market Medical Clinic’s Homeless Services Program Manager and is a member of the Clinic’s
HHOT—Housing Health Outreach Team. The support services provided by her team assisted Andrew in meeting with a
Doctor and obtaining both proper medical support and coverage for his prescribed medications. Today, Andrew is on his
medications, is clean, sober, doing peer counseling and has reconnected with his family.
This year the Pike Market Medical Clinic will field over 25,000 visits from over 4300 low income, homeless and
impoverished clients. The Clinic continues to see an increasing trend in the demand for unreimbursed supportive
services such as social work and counseling. It would be no exaggeration to say that their patients would not have
continued receiving the critical care they needed but for your support of the Market Foundation.
When thinking of the Pike Market Medical Clinic its hard not to think of the story of the boy on the beach saving
starfish—you know the one where the older man is strolling the beach at low tide and observes a young boy
thoughtfully picking up starfish and returning them to the water. The older man asks “what are you doing” and the
young boy responds that he is “saving the lives of the starfish.” “Well there are so many do you really think you can
make a difference?” said the man. As he placed yet one more starfish in the water the young boy responded “well,
it made a difference to that one.”
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$153,000
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to the Pike Market Child Care & Preschool—to fund 17 year-long
scholarships for children from families who can’t afford the full cost of care.
PIKE MARKET CHILD CARE & PRESCHOOL
“
We would not be where we are today as a family without
the Market Preschool. It is the cornerstone of our lives”
Bill, Preschool Parent
The reality check came fast and furious when Bill and his partner Michael learned that the adoption
process of Nathan (5) and his brother Logan (4) had been approved. Having been raised in foster care, both of their
boys were dealing with lots of emotional issues—most prominently, anger and a lack of coping and communication
skills. So, finding the right preschool would be paramount.
“We visited all the licensed preschools in the downtown Seattle area. Many of them just seemed like places to park kids. When we visited
the Pike Market Preschool it took us all of about five minutes to know that this was the place for our boys.”
Hugs and laughter go hand in hand with the nurturing, educational environment being offered at the Market Child
Care and Preschool. Founded in 1982, the Market’s Preschool was the first program in downtown Seattle to make high
quality child care widely accessible to children from families earning a low income. Most child care centers do not
serve children receiving a state subsidy because the subsidized reimbursement rate doesn’t come close to covering the
costs to provide quality care. Of the 95 families served at the Preschool approximately 70% received tuition assistance.
Over half of Preschool families earn less than 50% of the State Median Income.
“Coming out of the foster care system our boys had been through so many transitions that they had developed specific behaviors in order to
just survive. At the Preschool the boys are developing positive communication skills, building self esteem and are learning how to deal with
others more genuinely. We have grown to depend on the preschool as thoughtful caregivers and family partners”
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$198,465
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to the Pike Market Senior Center to cover food costs of the breakfast and
lunch programs plus the social outreach and engagement activities used
by the Center’s 1,700 members for the upcoming year.
PIKE MARKET SENIOR CENTER
“
It was our team approach which allowed us to successfully
and smoothly move Bob into the Sisters of Providence/Heritage
House, the crown jewel of the Market Place. We coordinated all
the required referrals, assessments and housing applications
and all along the way we kept his family members engaged
and informed.”
Sandra Dunn, Social Services
Affectionately known as “No. 1 Bob,” Bob is the Market’s oldest and longest tenured day stall
vendor and as such he would get first choice when craft tables were assigned at roll call each morning. A jewelry
vendor, #1 Bob has lived and worked in the Market Place community for 40 years.
For the past 18 years, Sandra Dunn has brought her expertise and her passion to the Social Services/Resident Advocate
Team at the Pike Market Senior Center. When it was time for #1 Bob to move from his senior housing apartment into
assisted living Sandra called upon all the needed resources available through the Market’s Senior Center.
If it takes a village to raise a child then it surely takes that same village to care for our most vulnerable senior
citizens. Located in the heart of Seattle’s Pike Place Market, the Senior Center has provided a warm, safe gathering
place for low-income and homeless seniors for over 30 years.
Everyday the Pike Market Senior Center serves seniors living in and around downtown Seattle facing the realities
of hunger, aging, poverty, poor health and social isolation. The Center is the sole downtown agency that serves this
population and remains uniquely positioned through their mission, experience and training to deliver these services.
Over the last year, the team at the Senior Center found permanent housing for thirty clients, found jobs for over 80
seniors and served over 40,000 meals to approximately 1,000 unduplicated clients.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2009/2010
The Market Foundation extends its gratitude to all who supported
the Foundation’s efforts to award operational grants to the Pike
Place Market’s human service agencies, capital projects and heritage
programs between April 1, 2009 and March 31, 2010.
We regret that, due to space constraints, we are unable to
acknowledge the generous contributions of the thousands of
individuals who gave amounts ranging from $1 – $99.
ANNUAL FUND DONORS:
$20,000+ • Otto & Phoebe Haas Fund • Medina Foundation • Pike Place Market PDA • $10,000+ • Anonymous (1) • Cape Flattery Foundation • Real Networks Foundation
• Helen Stusser • $5,000+ • Anonymous (3) • Mark and Heather Barbieri • Richard Barbieri and Lyn Tangen • Rebecca L Bogard • Catholic Housing Services • Tim and
Martha Fuller • Anne E. Gittinger and D. Wayne Gittinger • Lucy J Hadac • Jeannie and Bruce Nordstrom • Red Lion Hotels Corporation • Riddell Williams PS • Barbara and
Joe Shickich • SKYY Spirits • Starbucks Coffee - Pike Place Market • Sterling Savings Bank • The Overton & Katharine Dennis Fund • The Seattle Foundation • Turner
Construction Company • $1,000+ • Anonymous (10) • Nancy D. Alvord • Kim Anderson and Andrew Bentley • Athenian Inn • Carl and Renee Behnke • Lois and Elliott
Berkihiser • Richard and Bobbie Berkowitz • Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Matching Program • Carol and Carl Binder • Bruce and Jill Bjerke • Botanical Designs, Inc.
• Robert and Marty Bradley • Anita Braker and Dave Olsen • Michi Broman • DeeAnn and David Burman • Debbie and Michael Campbell • Jim Caple • Barbara and Andy
Carrigan • CH2M Hill Companies, Ltd. • Lynn Claudon and Charley Royer • Fred Cox • Peter Danelo • James B Denton Memorial Fund • Jean Burch Falls • Fidelity Charitable
Gift Fund • Susan and Frank Finneran • The Honorable Betty B. Fletcher and Robert Fletcher • Gary and Kris Fluhrer • Jody Foster and John Ryan • Fred Hutch Cancer
Research • Joe Fuller • Kathy A. Gerlich • Hands of the World • David and Michele Hasson • Suzanne Hittman • John and Faith Hogan • Horizons Foundation • Inn at the
Market • Gerry Johnson and Linda Larson • King County Employee Giving • Mary and Allan Kollar • Christopher and Alida Latham • Market Optical • McEachern
Foundation • Peggy McPartland • Microsoft Giving Campaign • Carla Murray and Tom Robinson • Northwest Cellars • Tom and Linda Norwalk • Theresa Pan Hosley and
Larry Hosley • Patricia J. Patterson and Dan Gallagher • Bill and Janet Pauli • Valerie Payne • PEMCO Insurance Company • Cynthia L. Phelps • Morningside Foundation
• Physicians Insurance • David Pietka • Posner-Wallace Foundation • Pure Food Fish Market • Ann Ramsay Jenkins • Anne Redman • Raleigh M. Roark and Mary E. Preslar
• Stuart and Lee Rolfe • Craig and Lisa Schafer • Seattle’s Convention & Visitor Bureau • Anne and Langdon Simons • J David and Angela Smith • Gerald R. Smith and Vicki
Halper • Sound Transit • SRG Partnership, Inc • Barbara Blywise /and Joan and Sheldon Steier • Janet Strand Selby and Peter Selby • Arlene and Mark Tibergien • Timothy
T Tomlinson • Philip Vogelzang and Kathleen McCoy • David and Sally Watkins • Cynthia B. Whitaker • Wright Janeway Family Fund • Anthony and Beth Zona
• $500+ • Anonymous (10) • Albert & Pamela Bendich Charitable Trust • Rosalie A. Alhadeff • Chap and Eve Alvord • Brian E. Arbogast and Valerie Tarico • Bob and
Clodagh Ash • Colymbus Foundation • Len Barson and Margie Wetherald • Doug Beighle and Kathleen Pierce • Arnold and Judith Bendich • Butzel-Reaber Family Fund
• Theodore and Barbara Daniels • Michael E. Dederer • James Degel and Jeanne Berwick • Dorsey & Whitney LLP • Donna and Robert Dughi • Ruby Elwood • Marlys
Erickson and Christine Hurley • Jeannie Falls • Kathryn I. Fleischer • Robert and Diana Forman • Betti and Derrick Fujikado • Elizabeth Fujino • Leslie Gallagher • Ruth
and William Gerberding • Leon and Erika Giles • John and Beverly Graham • Steven Haluschak • Bill and Nancy Hanneman • Louise Hasson • Lisa A. Hayes • Peter J
Hemmen • David Herr • Bryan Houghton • Chris Hurley • Deborah L. Jacobs • Patricia J. Jones and Stephen Jones • King County Library System • Kirkpatrick Family
Foundation • Le Pichet • Laura Lippman and Henry Mustin • LeAnn Loughran • Lisa and Kurt McCloud • Michael and Michele Miller • Donald and Pamela Mitchell
• Christine B. Moss • Donald Munsil and Sarah W. Stone • Jaime L. Neal • Lisa Nelson • Pam and Charlie Northrip • Northshore School District #417 • Glenna Olson and
Conrad Wouters • The Ned and Susan Palmer Family Fund • Neal E. Pedersen and Patricia S. Pedersen • Joan Reeves • Jay and Jane Reich • Renton School District • George
Rolfe and Lois G. Duncan • Lisa Samson and Michael Gamsky • Jim Savitt • Toni Schlesinger • Kathryn Shields • Site Workshop LLC • G Mark Snapp • Liann and Stephen
Sundquist • The Spanish Table • Judy Tobin and Michael Baker • Uli’s Famous Sausage • US Bank Private Client Group • Verizon Foundation - Matching Incentive
Program • Sherri Voeltner • Jolene Vrchota • Betty L. Wagner • Tom Weeks and Deb Oyer • Brian and April Williamson • Mark and Donna Winningham • Patricia Ann Wood
• Evelyn P Yenson • Rhetta Spring Zoog and Richard Marks • Zymogenetics • Lowell’s Restaurant • Sasquatch Books • $250+ Anonymous (2) • Crystal Bauer • Beecher’s
Handmade Cheese • Laurie Bohn • Elizabeth Brown • Caledonian Insurance Group, Inc • Gail and Michael Coie • Andrew Coveler and Elizabeth Leber • Kenneth and
Michele Ferguson • Jacob and Jennifer Freeman • Joseph and Terri Gaffney • Jean F. Gardner • Matt Griffin and Evelyne Rozner • Robert and Joan Gruber • J. Frederick and
Susan Housel • Richard and Margaret Hudson • Kelsey A. Hunsinger • G.T. and Kristina Johnson • Robert Kaplan and Margaret Levi • King County Nurses Association
• Le Panier • Jane Lewis • Betsy Lieberman and Richard Groomer • William and Martha Longbrake • Benjamin Margoles • Joseph and Paula McGee • Metsker Maps of
Seattle • David and Laura Midgley • Joanie Parsons • Pike & Western Wine Shop • Place Pigalle • Robin Pollard and Chris Camarda • Raven’s Nest Treasures • RaeAnne
Rushing • Patricia R Ryan • Eugene and Jane Silberberg • Sotto Voce • The Pink Door • John Tidwell • Art and Eva Wahl • $100+ • Anonymous (14) • Kimberly Agostino
• Jack C. Alhadeff • Inez D Allan • Susan Andersen • William G. Anderson and Elana Anderson • Marilyn and Dino Batali • Gary L. Bauch • Mearl Bergeson • William Beye
• Matthew and Ginger Blakeney • Bola Architecture & Planning • Terry and Judine Brooks • Richard W Brown • Brudvik Family Charitable Gift Fund • Elisabeth
Buchman • Michael and Mona Buckley • James and Emily Carlisle • Sandy Carovano • Dian Chase • John and Margaret Cleveland • Brian Colburn • Combined Federal
Campaign of King County • Michael and Pamela Courtnage • Wendy Cox • Crepe de France • Bruce M. Cross • Catherine Cunningham • Jann Curley • Margaret Curtin and
Jim Wilder • Tracy Daw • DeLaurenti Specialty Food & Wine • Marjory Devers • Dragon’s Toy Box • Ruth Dunlop • Nancy Eastham • Ed Newbold - Wildlife Artist • JoLynn
Edwards and Hal Opperman • Willis and Virgie Erickson • Victor and Patricia Feltin • Ellen Ferguson and Diana Sill • Marilyn and Dick Fike • Beverly and Paul Fletcher
• Frank’s Quality Produce, Inc. • Irene Fury • Jon and Brenda Gaedke • Julie Gerrard • Naomi Gilbert • Lisabeth Gildea • Stanley A Gillman • Harry H. Goldman and Jettie
M. Person • George Goodall • Linda Gray • Ellen Greene • 1215 Fund-Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Kansas City • Anthony and Jean Greenwald • Phyllis Hatfield
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In addition to grants
awarded on April 20th,
2010, $166,960 was
given to the Market’s
human service programs
received from targeted
grants, including:
$12,000
to Heritage House, the Market’s
assisted living residence for our
neighborhood’s frailest seniors;
$35,115
to the Senior Center for its
resident advocate program;
$27,730
to the Clinic for its social
work programs;
$101,200
to the Preschool to design
its new expansion.
• James Healy and Loretta Metcalf • Alvin Hendricks • Sally Hood • William and Ruth Hood • Pamela G. Hynes • Keith Ito • Frank and Roberta Jenes • Paul Kassen • Seymour and Evelyn Klebanoff • Lyn and Richard Krizanich • Jennifer and
Kevin Kuhn • Richard and Patricia Kylen • Kathie G. Larsen • Rhoda and Thomas Lawrence • Eileen Lennon • Lisa Harris Gallery • Ruth Ann Lohmann • Kenneth A. Long and Peggy E. Long • Carolyn J. MacKay • Maggie’s Shoes • Mrs. Warren G
Magnuson • Marcella McCaffray • Ronald and Harriet McClain • Ruth McLuckie • Rick and Karen McMichael • MERCK Partnership for Giving • Kathleen A. Moriarty • Debra Morrison • Robert S. Mucklestone and Megan Kruse • Carole R Muth
• Paul and Carol Neiman • Network for Good • Jody D Nyquist • Michael and Susan Otten • Pappardelle’s Pasta • Pike Market Creamery • Joan Poultridge • Mark Proulx and Nancy Kuehnoel • Leigh and Louise Rabel • Michael Richards and Rita
Brogan • Michael Roberts and Celeste Gazarek • Terry Roche • Christina Rockrise and David Brown • Ellen and Harold Roe • Louis W. Roebke and Lorna C. Roebke • Rotary Grocery • Jerret E. Sale and Rachel E. Klevit • Sheila and George
Saul • Penny and George Scalzo • Vicki Schuman • Mimi Sheridan • Robert and Sharron Shinbo • Shy Giant • Sill Family Foundation Inc. • Stuart and Susan Simon • Jim Simon and Lori Fujimoto • Thomas Sohns • Suzanne Stevens
• Joan Storms • Catharine Strauss • James and Lou Ann Street • William L. Stremel • Shirley A. Stubben • Herb and Isabel Stusser • Joseph Taccogna • Lauri H. Taft • Sallie Teutsch • The Crumpet Shop • U S Bancorp Foundation, Employee
Matching Gift Program • Marsha Ulmer • Wagner Architects • Washington Poison Center • Amy L. Watson • Horace and Carol White • Thomas and Dolores Wilson-Files • Michael and Nancy Windus • Jodie Wohl and Richard Hert
• Susan and Douglas Woods
SECOND CENTURY SOCIETY—In 2010 the Market Foundation began a campaign to grow its endowment. To kick off the campaign a challenge fund was initially
created by a generous gift from Bruce and Jeannie Nordstrom to match bequests for $25,000 or more. Members of the Second Century Society will effectively double their
gift and will see their gift begin working in their names immediately.
• Dan Carmichael • Peter Danelo • Vasiliki Dwyer • Jean Burch Falls • Dave Olsen & Anita Braker • Barbara Powell • Warren Stickney • Cynthia Whitaker
EMPLOYEE GIVING AND MATCHING GIFT EMPLOYERS—Thanks to the following employers and giving campaigns for making it possible for employees
to make and increase their donations effortlessly via workplace giving campaigns and matching gift programs. The Market Foundation received $69,000 last fiscal year
thanks to these programs.
• Amgen Foundation Matching Gifts • AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP PAC Match Program • Axio • Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Matching Program • CH2M Hill Companies, Ltd. • City of Bellevue • City of Kirkland • City of Lynnwood
Senior Center • City of Redmond • City of Seattle • Coalition for Charitable Choice • Combined Federal Campaign of King County • EarthCorps • Employee’s Community Fund of the Boeing Company • Fred Hutch Cancer Research • Goldman
Sachs Matching Gift Program • Google Matching Gifts Program • GordonDerr LLP • JP Morgan Chase & Co Matching Gift & Volunteer Grant Program • King County Employee Giving • King County Library System • Kirkland School District
• Microsoft Giving Campaign • Northshore School District #417 • Peterson Sullivan LLP • Pike Place Market PDA • Port of Seattle • Real Networks Foundation • The Regence Employee Giving Campaign • Renton School District • Silver Creek
Capital Management LLC • Sno-Isle Library • Snohomish County PUD • Sound Transit • Starbucks Partner Giving Program • State of Washington • United Way of King County • United Way of Snohomish County • United Way Special Distribution
Account • Washington Poison Center • Zymogenetics
WORKPLACE DONORS—We are grateful to these donors for the gifts they gave through payroll deduction programs in their workplaces:
• Anonymous (15) • Susan V. Adams • The Anastassopoulos Family • Daniel Anderson • Donald Anderson • Elizabeth L. Anderson • Brian E. Arbogast and Valerie Tarico • Bob and Clodagh Ash • William Badgeley • Patrick and Cheri Baker
• Mary Baxter • Carl Behnke • Jennifer Benn • Nancy Bennett • Carol Binder • Linda Black • Suzanne Black and W.N. Zagotta • William Block • Nancie A. Boccio • Monica Bradley • Thomas A. Buford • Andrea Burgess • R. Stephen Bushley
• Kimberly Callahan • Steven Carter • Leroy Chadwick • Maaren Chapman • Laura H Chrisman • Mary Anne Coles • Karen E. Conrad • Brenda Cooper • Carol M Cummings • Kim Current • Christopher Davis • Michelle Davis • Rebecca De Carvalho
• Judith L Delaittre • Maureen DiGiacomo • Dwight D. Dively • Amy Domres • Lauren Dunlap • David Dunneback • Chris D. Ebert • Amy Eggler • Mara Elberts • Lynda Emel • Marlys Erickson • Richard Evans • Kimberly Marie Fabel • Stephen
Farneman • Che Feng Butler and Mark Butler • Barbara Flynn • Christabel Fowler • John M. Franklin • Karen J. French • Leslie Gallagher • Jerry Gibbs • Stephen Giscombe • Rebecca Gordon • Shannon Greene • Suna Gurol • Steven Haluschak
• Trika Harms zum Spreckel • Margaret Harris • Robert Harvey • Lewis Hauenstein • Lisa A. Hayes • Tracy Headley • Dean Reese Heerwagen • Brenda Hernson • Harriet H. Herschel and Ronald J. Rubin • Cathey A. Hettinger • Ernest Hibbard
• Ray Holmdahl • Sarah E. Holte • Laureen Hoo • Michael G. Horan • Joeleen Horning-Dinh and Dat Dinh • Thomas B. Hovde • Season Hughes • Sandie L. Ihrig • Elsie and Jeffrey Janson • Jeffrey Jarvis • Carolynn Johnson • Freedom Johnson
• Mark Johnson and Kathy Malley • Robert and Kathleen Kaplan • Richard Kelley • Lita Kenyon • Chester Knapp • Peter and Sharron Kron • Arthur Kuniyuki • Karla Lacktorin • Jason Lamb • Penny Larsen • Jack K Lattemann • Janette Lee
• Candace Lein-Hayes • James Lema • Sandrisa M. Lewellyn • Katherine Lichtenstein • Ruth Ann Lohmann • Thomas Long • Marti Louther • Emily Luth • Sarah Lynch • Amanda Lynn • Carol Mabbott • Anthony Malone • Eric J Mandel • Chris
Manojlovic • Gordon D. McConnell • Cara McDermott • Douglas J. McDonnal and Lisa St George • Donald McFarlane • Peggy McPartland • Lauren Mellon • Michelle Meyer • Edith Miller • Julie Miller • Kathleen A. Moriarty • D’Anne Mount
• Donald Munsil and Sarah W. Stone • Elaine Nasco-Egnew • Elizabeth Neal • Robert Neddo • Suzanne Nelson-Pittle • Rebecca Nelson-Schlosstein • Gloria Newvine • Les Newvine • Claire R. Noriega • Rayma Norton • Shannon Okada • Shirley
Oliver • Kevin O’Neill • Joseph F Paar • Christie D Parker • Susan Parker • Michele Peterson • Douglas Pierce • David Pietka • Ted Potter • Sharon U. Primm-Dayot • Timothy Randolph • Rebecca Raven • Elizabeth Reese • Erin Rice • Steven J
Rice • Jason Rich • Laura Robins-Morr and Robert Morr • Jeff Rueckhaus • Matt Russell • Dawn Rutherford • Gregory Sandoval • Toni Schlesinger • FR Shuman • Linda Simpson • Susana Sison • Margaret Skjelset • Lauren Smith • Colette M.
Stallbaumer • Suzanne Stevens • William L. Stremel • Linda Strout • Erin Struck • Lynn Suemanski • Christian C. Sundberg • Terri Suzuki • Carol Tashiro • Dorothy F Teeter • Paula Tharp • Erin Thatcher • Lee Therriault • Patricia Thompson
• Randy Thompson • Robert R Thompson • Kerry Thrasher • Gayle J Torgerson • Patricia Trovato • Marsha Ulmer • Nicholas J Velez • Patty Vendenburgh • Don and Jennifer Vogt • David S Waggoner • Mark Waggoner • Gregory Walker
• Cat Whitaker • John Whitton • Leila Wilke • Kenneth A. Williams • Midge Williams • Sharon Wilson • Riann Wishon • Lynn Wright • Yungchin Wu • Michelle Yapp • Lori Yonemitsu • Pauline B Young • Jennifer Zanella • Anthony Zona
HERITAGE CLUB—Donors who have included the Market Foundation in bequests or trusts:
• Sarah Ballard • Marlys Erickson • Anne Fennessy and David Moseley • Daniel Lieberman • Cyndie Phelps • Loretta Pirozzi • Helen Stusser
IN-KIND DONORS
• 2100 Bistro and Bar • 94 Stewart Restaurant • Jo Addison • Alaskan Brewing Co. • All The Best Pet Care • Andaluca • ART Restaurant & Lounge • Barrio Restaurant • BOKA Kitchen + Bar • LaDon Bradburn • Campagne & Cafe Campagne • Canlis
Restaurant • Carmelita • Christopher’s Lamp • Clockwork Studios • Coastal Kitchen • Crepe de France • Paul W. Crowther • Colleen Cullen and Mark Martino • Cutters Bayhouse • Daily Dozen Doughnuts • Daily Grill Restaurant • DeLaurenti
Specialty Food & Wine • Design Within Reach • Divine Restaurant • Downtown Dog Lounge • DRY Soda Co. • Earth & Ocean Restaurant • Etta’s • Fish Brewing Co • Nancy Ford • Goodall Productions Inc. • Ellen Greene • Hands of the World
• Hoodsport Winery • Hotel Monaco, Seattle • Icon Grill • Il Fornaio • Ivar’s Acres of Clams • JoAnne King • KIRO 97.3 FM • KMTT The Mountain • Lazy Boy Brewing Co. • Le Gourmand • Le Pichet • Library Bistro • Licorous • Macrina Bakery
and Cafe • Peter Mann and Nancy Everds • Maritime Pacific Brewing Co. • Market Foundation - General • Matt’s in the Market • Cheryl Miller • Monsoon Restaurant • Ryan Murphy • National Nutritional Foods Assocation • NB Design Group
• On Safari Foods • Pear Delicatessen & Shoppe • Pike Place Market PDA • Puget Sound Business Journal • Puget Sound Dahlia Society • Purple Cafe and Wine Bar • Racha Noodles & Thai Cuisine • Ray’s Boathouse Restaurant • Regatta Bar &
Grille • Cynthia Rose and Steven Sampson • Seattle Homes and Lifestyles Magazine • Seattle Symphony • Serafina/Cicchetti • Rainelle Sizemore and Wayne Porter • Sky River Brewing, Inc. • SKYY Spirits • So Much Yarn • Sorrento Hotel/Hunt
Club • Southern-Odom Spirits West Brokerage, LLC • Spinasse • Starbucks Coffee - Pike Place Market • Studio Solstone Ltd • Taberna Del Alabardero • Tango Restaurant & Lounge • TASTE Restaurant at SAM • Ten Mercer Restaurant
• The Georgian • The Pike Brewing Company • The Pink Door • The Ruins • Thermal King Northwest • Tom Douglas Restaurants • Totem Smokehouse • Twist • Twist Restaurant and Lounge/Ventana • WA State Convention & Trade Center
• Dean Walch • Whole Foods Market - Westlake • Widmer Brothers Brewing • Wild Ginger • Mark and Lisa Williams • Willows Lodge / Barking Frog • Evelyn P Yenson
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VOLUNTEERS—We extend our sincere appreciation to the more than 200 volunteers who assisted us with special events last year. The following volunteers donated
additional time by working in the Market Foundation office, serving on event planning committees, leading Market Heritage Tours/Chef Tours of the Market and/or with
the Food Link Program.
• Thomas Ager • Tommy Ager • Betsy Anderson • Mearl Bergeson • Brook Boeskov • Leonora B Clarke • Rukshana Edwards • Carol Figura • Nancy Ford • Jay Fredrickson • Betty J. Frost • Molly Harmon • Trika Harms zum Spreckel • Cher Hisken
• Ann Hisken • Patricia J. Jones • Mary Kollar • Larry Lancaster • Robert Landa • Megan Lee • Marge Levy • Nabina K. Liebow • Carmela Llaneta • Ann Mueller • Carol Nichols • Nancy Nipples • Valerie A Paganelli • Mary Susan Pitlick • Wayne
Porter • Emily Riccio • Randy Rogers • Helena Rubio-Castro • Sara Scott • Diana Shea-Jorris • Kay Stimson • Peter Stross • Erika Sweet • Susan Veninga • Ed Waldock • Kerry Wasson-Quirk • Gerlinde Whetzell • Jessica Whetzell • Wendee Wieking
IN HONOR OF
• Becky Bogard • Merry Christmas, Becky Bogard • Natalie Champ • The Dalton Family • Maryel Duzan • Johann Enderlien • Marlys Erickson • Our friend Barbara’s birthday • Amy Gadoury • Sylvia & James Gilleland • William and Mary Jo
Harbold • Gary and Diane Harris • Michele Hasson • Roger Hill • The Hopkins Family • Sukey & Bill Janes • In Honor of Our Wedding Guests • Dave & Linda Jones • Carolyn Kelso • Shivam Mallick Shah • Parul R. Manek • Sheila Morrison
• Jen O’Meara and Jon Wolff • Patricia J. Patterson • In Celebration of Christmas a donation is made in honor of Annee Price • Patty Ritzman • Sheila Scates • Ed & Joan Singler • Susan Smith • Dale & Dorothea Troxel and Maryon Troxel
• Elizabeth Tullis • Gertrude Urlacher • David Walters • The Marriage of Conrad Wouters and Glenna Olson • Bob Weinberg’s Birthday
IN MEMORY OF
• Jack Bostrom & Gary Bostrom • Douglas Fleming • Mary Vinton Fleming • “Cecile “”CeCe”” Frank” • Wyn Gilbert • Mary Jo Harbold • Cliff Maudslien • Nancy Meltzer • Daryl Monson • Ronald O. Nelsen • George Petty • Fr Louis Rodakowski
• Bill Tarver • Mary Torgerson
Capital Fund Donors
• Catholic Housing Services • Committee of 33 • The Norcliffe Foundation • Phyllis White
Endowment Fund Donors
• Microsoft Giving Campaign • Jeannie and Bruce Nordstrom • Porteous’ Mines
Event Sponsors
• Boeing Employees’ Credit Union • Click Wholesale Distributing • Comcast, Inc • Dagoba Organic Chocolate • Evans Glass, Inc. • Mahatma • New York Times • PEMCO Insurance Company • Pike Place Market PDA • The Pike Brewing Company
• WorldMark by Wyndham • Design Within Reach • Seattle Homes and Lifestyles Magazine • KMTT The Mountain • Pernod Ricard • SKYY Spirits • Southern-Odom Spirits West Brokerage, LLC • Starbucks Coffee Company • Sterling Savings Bank
pikeplacemarketfoundation.org
We apologize for any incorrect or misspelled names. We would greatly
appreciate assistance in helping us correct our records. Please call Rainelle Sizemore
with changes at (206) 774-5262.
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FINANCIALS (4/1/09 – 3/31/10)
Capital &
special projects
Events
Grants &
earned income
Contributions
INCOME
Events
$489,133
33%
Contributions
$480,513
33%
Grants & earned income
$404,789
28%
Capital & special projects
$90,733
6%
TOTAL
In-kind contributions
$1,465,168
$309,538
Capital &
special projects
Events
EXPENSES
Fundraising
Events
$190,407
15%
Heritage programs
& merchandise
Fundraising
$103,827
8%
$77,222
6%
$660,565
51%
$66,809
5%
$186,155
14%
Heritage programs & merchandise
Grants to Market
programs
Administration
& depreciation
Grants to Market programs
Administration & depreciation
Capital & special projects
TOTAL
Reserved for future projects
$1,284,985
$180,183
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85 Pike Street • Room 500 • Seattle, WA 98101 • 206.682.7453 • www.pikeplacemarketfoundation.org
Board of Directors 2009 – 2010
Kim Anderson
Dick Barbieri
Mark Barbieri, Past President
Rich Berkowitz
Carol Binder
Becky Bogard, President
Biff Brotherton
DeeAnn Burman
Jeff Calkins
Debbie Campbell
Katy Chaney
Lynn Claudon
Elizabeth Coppinger
Peter Danelo, Vice President
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Ruby Elwood
Jim Fattore
Susan Finneran, Secretary
Joe Fuller
Tim Fuller
Sally Garratt
Bill Hanneman, Treasurer
David Hasson
Theresa Pan Hosley
Sen. Ed Murray
Jaime Neal
Pat Patterson
Rep. Eric Pettigrew
Robin Pollard
Staff 2009 – 2010
Anne Redman
Michael Richards
Lisa Samson
Craig Schafer
Jackson Schmidt
Barbara Shickich
Janeen Simmons
Joe Slattery
Stephen Sprenger
Warren Stickney
David Watkins
Conrad Wouters
Evelyn Yenson
Marlys Erickson, Director
Joice Barnard
Barbara Flynn
Michele Peterson
Rainelle Sizemore
Credits
Design by Clockwork Studios
Photos by Jeremy Lange
Copy by Tom Weed

2010 Annual Report - Pike Place Market Foundation

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