One donation. 20 agencies. A whole community served. 2025-2026 Annual Report
Team
About Us
The Empty Stocking Fund is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that raises funds for 20 health and human service agencies serving individuals and families in need across the Pikes Peak region.
These donations empower our partner agencies to do what they do best — serve the most vulnerable members of our community.
Thanks to the generous support of our funding partners, 100% of all individual and corporate donations are distributed directly to our partner agencies.
A year‑long commitment to caring.
Your donation goes further than you think. Every dollar donated can grow up to 50% thanks to matching grants, which total $375,000.
Matches $1 for every $10 raised up to $100,000
Matches $1 for every $3 raised up to $200,000
Matches $1 for every $5 raised up to $75,000
Fina Ibañez
Gazette Charities Foundation Board
Chris Reen
Board President
Rich Williams
Kelly Spieker
Michelle Aramayo-Gilbert
Vince Bzdek
Erica Collier
Empty Stocking Fund Advisory Board
Matt Carpenter, Vice President and COO, El Pomar Foundation
Liz Denson, President and CEO, Early Connections
Learning Center
Margaret Dolan, CEO, Pikes Peak Community Foundation
John Eastman, CEO and Founder, Eastman Cognition Labs
Jen Furda, Director of Community Engagement and Local Government Agencies, UCCS
Krista Heinicke, Director of Public Relations, The Broadmoor
Craig Willis, Program Officer, The H.A. and Mary K. Chapman Foundation
Partner Agencies
American Red Cross Southern Colorado
Care and Share Food Bank of Southern Colorado
Catholic Charities of Central Colorado
CPCD…giving children a headstart
Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountains
Mercy’s Gate
Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center
NAMI Colorado Springs
Partners in Housing
Peak Vista Community Health Centers
Pikes Peak Hospice and Palliative Care
Safe Passage
The Place
The Resource Exchange
The Salvation Army
Silver Key
TESSA
Tri-Lakes Cares
Westside CARES
YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region
Let’s talk about how you made a difference in your community.
total amount raised in 2025-26, our highest amount EVER!
1,406 individual and corporate donors made that happen!
Donor Loyalty & Growth
Giving History
of donors who supported us in FY 2024-25 returned to give again, demonstrating strong donor loyalty and sustained confidence in our mission.
of our donors returned this year after a pause in giving, contributing a remarkable $229,022.
1,900+ Social Media Engagements from October–January, connecting more members of our community to the mission of Gazette Charities Foundation.
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10+ Community Events including our annual golf classic , featured events at The Broadmoor, and “Sneakers for a Cause” at the Colorado Springs Sports Corp’s Hall of Fame dinner totaling $85,556 .
And if you found yourself downtown in November, you may have seen our beautiful window display outside The Gazette building on Tejon St. Returning November 2026–January 2027!
Meet our partner agencies
who collectively serve over 200,000 individuals from birth to end of life.
Safe Passage and everyone here helped me feel like we are not alone in this and have a team of professionals on our side.
– Caregiver served at Safe Passage
Providing this level of care would not be possible without the support of our community. The Empty Stocking Fund has become a critical partner in sustaining forensic healing services for children and families navigating child abuse investigations.
– Emily Bowker, Director of Development, Strategy & Partnerships
719-632-3563 | redcross.org
Legacy in campaign: 30 years
In 2024, the Southern Colorado chapter of the American Red Cross conducted a Disaster Action Team (DAT) training exercise simulating a large apartment fire. Just weeks later, a real fire broke out in a multi-family complex in Pueblo County, displacing over a dozen families. Thanks to the preparedness and coordination supported by the Empty Stocking Fund Disaster Relief grant, Red Cross volunteers were able to respond within hours. They set up emergency shelters, provided meals, and distributed comfort kits and blankets. The grant helped ensure that trained volunteers, supplies, and shelter resources were ready to go, turning a potential tragedy into a moment of community resilience.
719-528-1247 | careandshare.org
Legacy in campaign: 32 years
Care and Share Food Bank’s mission is to ensure equitable, sustainable access to nutritious food and education by partnering with neighbors, communities, organizations, and supporters across Southern Colorado, grounded in the belief that no one should go hungry. Most of the food it distributes moves through a network of 289 partner agencies, including food pantries, soup kitchens, community organizations, and meal sites. Care and Share also operates several direct programs, such as the Children’s Nutrition Initiative, which provides healthy snacks and meals to children when school food is unavailable. Additional direct distribution efforts include Mobile Food Pantries that reach rural communities and urban food deserts, as well as Mobile Markets designed to mobilize quickly and serve areas with concentrated need.
of Central Colorado Providing Help... Creating Hope.
719-636-2345 | ccharitiescc.org
Legacy in campaign: 26 years
Empty Stocking Fund (ESF) dollars provide essential general operating support that enables Catholic Charities of Central Colorado to serve the community’s most vulnerable individuals and families with dignity and respect, regardless of the challenges they face. This flexible funding sustains and strengthens more than 70 programs assisting neighbors experiencing poverty, homelessness, or other forms of instability, including nutrition services such as a daily meal and a shopping-style food pantry; coaching and case management; emergency services like utility or transportation assistance; medical and behavioral health services; and education programs ranging from parent and early childhood education to adult life skills such as financial literacy. From addressing immediate crises to offering long-term support, ESF funding ensures the organization can direct resources where they are needed most and continue delivering compassionate, effective care across all programs.
719-635-1536 | cpcdheadstart.org
Legacy in campaign: 12 years
With support from the Empty Stocking Fund, CPCD served more than 1,300 children in its early childhood education programs, including 232 at-risk infants, toddlers, and prenatal women through Early Head Start, which prioritizes families living in poverty or experiencing homelessness or foster care; 688 at-risk children ages three to five through Head Start, which follows the same eligibility criteria; and 210 four-year-olds through the Colorado Universal Preschool Program, with CPCD primarily serving low-income and disadvantaged families. In addition to early education, CPCD provides and coordinates a broad range of services such as medical, dental, and behavioral health care; therapy for children with special needs; nutritious snacks and meals; nutrition education for children and families; and extensive family support services, including home visits and career-skills training.
719-227-7571 | lfsrm.org
Legacy in campaign: 12 years
Empty Stocking Fund dollars support Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountains’ (LFSRM) KPC Resource Center, foster care program, and refugee resettlement services equally. The KPC Resource Center offers free temporary crisis and planned childcare for infants and young children, along with family support and referrals, serving about 35 families each month and providing an average of 775 hours of respite care. LFSRM’s Foster Care program partners closely with families to provide stable, attentive homes for children who cannot live with their birth families; foster youth placed through LFSRM in Colorado Springs experience just 1.39 moves per 1,000 nights of care, far below the state average. As the only refugee resettlement agency in Colorado Springs, LFSRM welcomes individuals fleeing violence and persecution, offering housing, employment support, English learning, and cultural orientation; in the past year, it served 1,060 newcomers, primarily from Afghanistan and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
719-277-7470 | mercysgate.org
Legacy in campaign: 32 years
Mercy’s Gate has supported the working poor and individuals on fixed incomes in El Paso County since 1982, operating with a mission to offer relief, the hope of the Gospel, and a vision for restoration to people in crisis. Grounded in compassion, love, and respect, the organization recognizes how difficult it can be for hard working neighbors to ask for help and strives to meet them without judgment or shame. Mercy’s Gate provides financial assistance for housing, utilities, medical care, food, household goods, clothing, transportation, and seasonal needs. Its approach extends beyond immediate relief by empowering neighbors to pursue long-term financial, physical, emotional, spiritual, relational, educational, and occupational stability.
719-309-4714 | veteranscenter.org
Legacy in campaign: 6 years
Empty Stocking Fund (ESF) dollars support Mt. Carmel’s holistic wraparound model, strengthening all three core programs: Military, Veterans and Family Services (MVFS), Transition & Employment, and Behavioral Health and Wellness. These flexible funds fill gaps left by restricted grants, enabling rapid response to urgent needs of veterans, service members, and military families in the Pikes Peak region. In MVFS, ESF support helps provide housing and utility assistance, emergency transportation, and essential items like food and hygiene supplies. In Transition & Employment, the funding removes practical barriers to work by covering costs for uniforms, tools, and training. In Behavioral Health and Wellness, ESF dollars enhance trauma informed care, peer support, and access to services through retreats, wellness events, and transportation. ESF also sustains community efforts such as the El Paso County Homeless Veterans Stand Down. Overall, these funds allow Mt. Carmel to respond with dignity and care during moments of crisis.
719-473-8477 | namicoloradosprings.org
Legacy in campaign: 6 years
Empty Stocking Fund dollars support NAMI’s full slate of programs, which emphasize that mental health disorders are biologically based, treatable and common, affecting 1 in 5 people every year.
Drawing upon the skills and lived experience of more than 140 volunteers, NAMI organizes its programming under three banners: programs for people living with mental health conditions; programs for family members and loved ones of those living with mental health conditions; and educational programs for the larger community. All are led by trained individuals who bring their own lived experience with mental health issues. Recognizing that cost, capacity and complexity discourage thousands of community members from securing mental health support, NAMI prioritizes accessibility. No one ever pays for or needs insurance to participate in one of NAMI’s classes or support groups.
719-473-8890 | partnersinhousing.org
Legacy in campaign: 15 years
Partners in Housing achieves its program objectives by providing one year of transitional housing, with clients paying 30% of their income to build a positive rental history, along with a comprehensive set of supportive services. Case managers meet regularly with families to offer guidance and help them take charge of their lives. Budget counseling improves financial literacy, while certified credit counseling teaches clients to monitor and repair their credit. The Work It! Program assists participants in pursuing living wage employment. Children’s Services offers free on site childcare during classes and appointments, with referrals provided as needed. Housing Navigation includes individualized support to understand landlord expectations and identify appropriate housing options based on budget, eligibility, and needs. Two donation centers further support families by providing food, furniture, hygiene items, and other essentials.
(719) 632-5700 | peakvista.org
Legacy in campaign: 31 years
Peak Vista Community Health Center’s philosophy requires uninsured patients to pay what they can on a sliding fee scale, yet no one is denied care due to an inability to pay. Empty Stocking Fund (ESF) contributions support the Compassionate Care Fund, which assists the organization’s most vulnerable patients, including those experiencing poverty, homelessness, mental health challenges, disability, unemployment, or lack of insurance or transportation. Established in 1998, the Compassionate Care Fund reduces financial barriers that prevent patients from accessing specialty consultations, procedures, diagnostics, and other medically necessary treatments across medical, dental, and behavioral health care. ESF dollars are deployed for urgent needs where lack of care could lead to critical outcomes, and while individual costs may appear small, they can be overwhelming for patients with limited resources. Many providers further extend this support by reducing fees whenever possible.
719-633-3400 | pikespeakhospice.org
Legacy in campaign: 10 years
Pikes Peak Hospice & Palliative Care’s core programs include Hospice Care, Palliative Care Services, Pediatric Pathways, the Center for Grief and Loss, and Complementary Therapies. Hospice Care provides a coordinated blend of physical, emotional, and spiritual support for individuals with terminal illnesses and their families.
An interdisciplinary team—including physicians, nurses, social workers, spiritual counselors, hospice aides, therapists, and trained volunteers—delivers patient centered care focused on comfort, pain and symptom management, and quality of life. Services are offered wherever a patient lives, from private homes and assisted living facilities to nursing centers or, when necessary, the organization’s state of the art inpatient unit. Palliative Care Services support people with serious or life limiting illnesses by treating discomfort, stress, and symptoms at any stage of diagnosis. Delivered by a team of medical and social work professionals, palliative care provides an additional layer of support that helps patients remain at home longer, avoid hospitalizations, and experience an improved quality of life.
719-636-2460 | safepassagecac.org
Legacy in campaign: 4 years
Safe Passage provides comprehensive wraparound services to support child victims and their non offending caregivers. These services include forensic interviews, which allow children to safely disclose abuse and assist investigative and judicial partners; forensic medical exams, which ensure the child’s well being and collect physical evidence; victim advocacy, which offers crisis intervention, education, referrals, and continued support beyond the investigative process; and mental health services that help children and their caregivers move from trauma toward healing. All services are provided free of charge.
719-630-3223 | theplacecos.org
Legacy in campaign: 21 years
The PLACE’s goal is to reach every youth within 24 hours of becoming homeless. It fulfills this mission through several core programs. The Outreach team engages youth ages 15–24 experiencing homelessness, providing harm reduction tools, survival supplies, and support at the Drop In Center, where young people can rest, access resources, and build trusting relationships with staff. The Housing Program provides Transitional Housing, Rapid Re Housing, and Permanent Supportive Housing, all with personalized case management to promote long term stability. Additionally, The Launchpad offers supportive housing for young adults ages 18–25.
719-636-3891 | HelpColoradoSprings.com
Legacy in campaign: 32 years
Empty Stocking Fund (ESF) dollars are essential to supporting a wide range of programs at The Salvation Army Colorado Springs Corps, one of the largest corps in the Intermountain Division. These flexible funds help sustain after school and summer day camp programs that serve 35–50 children each year, providing a safe and enriching environment. They also strengthen the Colorado Café, which addresses food insecurity and social isolation by offering affordable meals to seniors in the adjacent Silvercrest retirement home, to veterans and their families in VA Grant and Per Diem transitional housing, and to community members in need. In 2024, the Café served more than 300,000 meals and snacks across El Paso County. ESF support additionally bolsters the Food Pantry, open twice weekly, which serves hundreds of individuals and families experiencing food insecurity and distributed 60,000 food bags—an average of 600 per week—over the past year.
719-884-2300 | silverkey.org
Legacy in campaign: 28 years
Silver Key supports older adults through three essential nutrition programs. Connections Cafés offer hot, nutritious meals in welcoming social settings at 13 community locations, promoting health, companionship, and nutritional education. The Home Delivered Meals program provides freshly prepared, USDA compliant meals brought directly to seniors’ homes by trained volunteers who also offer a friendly check in. In 2024, a total of 497 seniors received 39,221 delivered meals prepared by Silver Key’s chef. The Food Pantry allows seniors to pick up food monthly and request emergency provisions twice a year, with no one turned away in times of need. Through this pantry, 2,757 seniors received 15,512 boxes of commodities, along with access to milk, meat, produce, pet food, and other items.
719-633-1462 | tessacs.org
Legacy in campaign: 12 years
Empty Stocking Fund dollars directly support TESSA’s core victim services, ensuring that survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking in El Paso and Teller Counties have immediate access to safety, advocacy, and healing. Specifically, these funds help sustain our 24/7 Safe Line crisis response, emergency Safehouse shelter, legal advocacy, housing assistance, and trauma-informed counseling services. By providing flexible, unrestricted support, the Empty Stocking Fund helps TESSA meet survivors’ most urgent needs, whether that means securing transportation to safety, replacing locks on a door, or simply offering a compassionate advocate in a moment of crisis. This funding plays a vital role in helping survivors begin their journey toward stability, hope, and independence.
719-380-1100 | tre.org
Legacy in campaign: 11 years
The Resource Exchange (TRE) serves more than 13,000 individuals of all ages across El Paso, Pueblo, Teller, and Park counties, championing independence and inclusion for people with disabilities, developmental delays, mental health challenges, and long term care needs. Using a person centered approach, TRE coordinates care, promotes informed choice, and partners with community providers to ensure each client receives high quality, individualized support. As the region’s designated Community Centered Board, TRE manages all Colorado Medicaid waivers and delivers services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities as well as those with physical disabilities, traumatic brain injuries, mental health needs, and life limiting conditions. TRE also offers targeted family support, including long standing respite programs and Early Intervention services for children up to age three. Additional programs, such as Early Childhood Mental Health services, parent education classes, and therapeutic support, further strengthen the well being of families and children across the region.
719-481-4864 | tri-lakescares.org
Legacy in campaign: 32 years
Empty Stocking Fund dollars support essential programs that provide immediate relief and promote long-term stability for local families and individuals. Funding helps cover critical needs like emergency food, rent and utility assistance, medical and dental co-pays, transportation, and seasonal support including Thanksgiving meals and holiday gifts for children and seniors.
719-389-0759 | westsidecares.org
Legacy in campaign: 19 years
Support from the Empty Stocking Fund (ESF) enables Westside CARES to remain agile and responsive to emerging community needs, strengthening the local safety net. Because ESF dollars are unrestricted, Westside CARES can direct resources to the areas of greatest need, supporting all its core programs. These include rent and mortgage assistance for 500 people annually; housing navigation for 400; utilities assistance for 300; and food pantry services that distribute 44,000 four day food bags to 9,000 individuals each year. ESF support also bolsters onsite medical consultations and nursing services for 400 people annually, including help with prescriptions, eyeglasses, and care coordination.
719-471-9790 | ppymca.org
Legacy in campaign: 23 years
Empty Stocking Fund (ESF) support strengthens the YMCA’s youth development programs, including the Middle School Initiative in Fountain Valley, scholarships for foster families, and services for military youth. The YMCA believes all youth deserve safe, supervised spaces that promote growth and healthy choices, and this flexible support helps the organization meet the greatest needs. Through its partnership with D 8, the Middle School Initiative provides a structured, mentored environment for students before school; 97 youth participated each morning and received free YMCA memberships. ESF support also expanded access for foster families, offering memberships, swim lessons, childcare, and youth sports.
With support from the Empty Stocking Fund, Catholic Charities has continued to deliver on our vision of transforming lives through relationships that build resiliency and thriving communities. We simply could not do our work without the community’s support. Since 1999, the Empty Stocking Fund has helped Catholic Charities serve hot, nutritious meals, provide free groceries, and medical services at our Marian House Campus; provide families and individuals with case management, housing, baby needs, counseling and therapeutic services at our Hunt Family Campus; educate thousands of children through literacy classes, provide a legal path to citizenship for immigrants, help people increase computer skills, and so much more. We are a proud partner and truly grateful to be part of such an amazing community effort.
– Andy Barton, President & CEO of Catholic Charities of Central Colorado
Thank you, to all who donated in 2025-2026!
Corporate Donors
Names listed reflect donations received and processed from Jan. 26, 2025 – Jan. 24, 2026.
Anonymous (1)
7 Summits Roofing Dave & Shelly Schwartz
Advisers Investment Management, Inc.
Alpine Construction
American Legion Post 39
Bennco Advisors
Boeing c/o The Blackbaud Giving Fund (2)
Bradson Flooring Contractors Inc
Broadcom Cybergrants
Buettner Family Foundation
Builders First Source
Candela Properties in thanks for our residents, owners, & vendors
Castaways Foundation
Charlotte and Tom Saponas
Chelf Enterprises LLP
CK Design
Colorado Flatwork, Inc.
Colorado Springs
Osteopathic Foundation
Colorado Springs Sports Corporation
Consortia Aerospace Group Inc. in honor of Charles T. Myers
CoWest of Colorado Springs
CPCD Board of Directors
Dominion Property Management
Downtown Ventures
El Pomar Foundation Matching Grant (5)
Ent Credit Union
ESA (a dba of LNForward LLC)
Fjellheim Lodge 6-107, Sons of Norway
Fortis General Contracting
Guerra Dental P.C.
Heatherstone Appraisal Group LLC
Hercules Industries
In honor and the memory of Judge Bob Briggle. A great man and ambassador to the community.
JH Edmondson Foundation
Keysight Technologies
Employee Match
King Soopers Community Rewards
Kirkpatrick Bank
Koppers Family Charitable Fund
L. Susan Jackson Advised Fund at
Aspen Community Foundation
Marathon Wealth & Protection Strategies
Marcia Rocks and the Rocks
Family Foundation
Mountain Shadows Pet Hospital
Peak Vista Community
Health Centers
Pella Windows Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak Club
Preceptor Gamma Iota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
River Oaks Communication Corporation
Robbins Roofing
Rocky Toppers Camping Club
Santa’s Workshop Toylift Fund
Signature Homes by Steve Scott
Sparks Willson
St. Francis of Assisi Parish
The Evelyn S. & Rennau H. Ross
Memorial Fund
The Hauck Agency
The Leighty Foundation
The Lenz Family Fund
The Scripps Howard Fund and KOAA News5
The Shirley and Marvin Strait Foundation
The Woman’s Club of
Colorado Springs
Thrive Commerical Partners
Tolsma Stockwell Prosthetics
Trans-Siberian Orchestra
TRE Board of Directors
Trusted Trim & Woodwork
U.S. Charitable Gift Trust
Vangrove Rentals, LLC
Vanguard Charitable
Wright Family Charitable Fund
YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region
Individual Donors
Anonomous (287)
#11 Giving Fund on behalf of John E. Hyten and Laura L. Hyten
Acclivity Foundation
Adoracion Dionisio
Aimee Theelen
Alaine and Dan Butterly
Alan Campbell
Aleta Campbell and Bill Medeiros
Alison and Robert Cutter
Alyce and Robert Dalzell
Amy and Chris Reen
Anders Family Fund
Andersen Family
Andrea MacDonald
Andy and Eileen Ballas
Angie and Fred Stattman
Charitable Fund
Anita and Thomas Switzer
Ann and Bill Seybold
Ann and John Brock
Ann and Rick Couch
Ann Geohegan and Ron Grasse
Ann R. Moore
Anne and Andrew Maverick
Anne and Gary Bradley
Anne and Kelley McCready
Anne and Tom Fellows
Anne Han
Anonymous – In Memory of “Chief”
Anonymous Fund of the Pikes Peak Community Foundation (2)
Ardelle and Larry Koperski
As the only nonprofit hospice in El Paso County, Pikes Peak hospice serves in a way consistent with the Empty Stocking Fund mission
Ashley and Bruce Carlson
Audrey Allen and Ben Lowery
Austin Bluffs Sertoma
Austin Eilmes
B&K Faurie
B. Sims
Barb and John Scharrer
Barb Sandstead
Barbara A. Cain
Barbara and Alan Steiner
Barbara and Ashby Elmore
Barbara and Herbert Sweat
Barbara and Joe Dixon
Barbara and Michael Newberry
Barbara and Paul Ellis
Barbara and Richard Porter
Barbara and Wendell Osborne
Barbara Drake and Wayne Fisher
Barbara Hawkinson
Barbara J. Winter
Barbara L. Bates
Barbara R. Bell
Barbara Rodda
Barbie and Tim Yeomans
Barby and Glenn Schlabs
Barry A. Blackman
BDZ
Beatriz and Billy Greer
Becky and John Marzolf
Becky and Jon Medved
Becky Nelson
Beth and Bill Markland
Beth Brooks
Beth Gentry
Bette and Bill Storms
Betty and Kirk Samelson
Betty and Thomas McCord
Betty and Wesley Kendall
Betty Boone-Wolfe
Bev and Ray Sullivan
Bill G. Johnston
Bill Johannsen
Bill Oliver
Bill Parent
BJ Byers Family
Bob Mclaughlin
Bonnie and Earl Steinbrink
Bonnie and John Mann
Bonnie and Tim Andrzejczak
Bonnie L. Acton
Bonnie Mackin
Brenda and Gary Whitlock
Brenda Hoden
Brenden Curtis
Brian A. McCoola
Brian Boudreau
Brian Cortez
Brian Welter
Brigette and Bill Ruskin
Brigitte and John Foss
Brooks Joseph
Bruce Kolbezen
Bunny Noland
C. Bobbit
C. McKinney
C.L. Packard
Caldwell T & D
Candace and James Rhone
Candie and Ray Beethe
Carla and Patrick O’Connell
Carla Lucero-Wimbley
Carlotta Olson
Carmen and Mark Bruce
Carol and Bob Royse
Carol and Bruce Denning
Carol and Gerald Reinsma
Carol and Harry Salzman
Carol and Jim Brown
Carol and Jim Montgomery
Carol and Robert Baker
Carol and Steve Rauch
Carol and Wil Scott
Carol Ann Tangney
Carol Keenan
Carole and BGen (Ret.)
Curt Emery
Carole and Kent Traylor
Carolyn and James Wheeler
Carolyn and Michael Metzker
Carolyn and Steve Blazer Fund
Carolyn S. Ramsay
Carolyn Sherman
Carolyn Slavsky
Carrie Kemp
Cassie and Don Steele
Catherine and David Stenholm
Catherine and Dominic Incitti
Cathryn John
Cathy and Matt Gendron
Cathy and Skip Mundy
Ceil and Ernie Larson
Celeste Clennan
Chandra and John Roche
Charlene and Ed Flannery
Charles and Kathleen Reddan
Charles McCarthy
Charles W. Snyder Jr.
Charlotte Lindaman
Chelsea Winney
Cherie and Blaine Peterson
Cheryl A. Johnson
Cheryl and Gerald Tolley
Cheryl and Wolfgang Griesinger
Chief (USAF Ret.) and Mrs. Stan Bixler
Chipeta Elementary School –
Merry Market
Chloe Cantwell-Taylor
Chris and Jim Hendren
Chris and Tom Zwirlein
Chris Rogers and Kevin Farley
Christina and Jeff Thompson
Christina Aylor
Christine and Joel Maynard
Christine and Keith Hodges
Christine Bucher, in honor of the staff and volunteers of Tri-Lakes Cares
Christine Dyar
Christine M. Conboy
Christine McHugh and Dwain Gump
Christy and Mike Carroll
Chuck Tincknell
Chung-Soon and Dick J. Petersen
Chyrl and Rich Martinez
Cindy and Aaron Johnson
Cindy and Dwight Deem
Cindy and Kelly Dude
Cindy and Tom Fails
Cindy and Victor Schiller
Clare and James Ruby
Clarianne and Ted Castaneda
Cliff Gardner
CMSgt (Ret.) Chuck and Ursula Zimkas
Cody Van Hooser
Col (Ret.) and Mrs.
Robert E. Beale
Colette and Leroy Hoelting
Colleen Head Batchelor
Concepcion Benavides
Connie
Connie and John Kieft
Connie and Ralph Workman
Connie Gibbons
Connie Lievrouw
Connie M. Schmidt
Fund of Pikes
Peak Community Foundation
Connie Rickard
Constance and Dr.
Stephen Seiler
Constance and Robert Dennison
Constance E. Raub
Corinne and Earl Shaffer
Craig K. Carris
Cris and Rich Mock
Curt Shuman
Cyndy Noel
Cynthia and Stephen Brinkman
Cynthia Bailey
Cynthia Larson
Dale Peterson
Dale Sprowls
Dana and David McDermott
Dana Escobar
Danielle and Greg Ramacciotti
Darcy and Bill Ayen
Daren Girling
Darrell Griffin
Dave Phillips
David Albrecht
David Carey
David Frink
David Lord
David Lynch
David Morehead
David P. Ward
David Smith
Dealey and David Herndon
Deb and Don Floersch
Deb and Mike Harvey
Deb and Sonny Hood
Debbie and Bob Jackson
Debbie and Dave Lovell
Debbie and John Chandler
Debbie Dockwell
Debbie Warhola
Debbie Wojtowicz and Kevin Schoenfeld
Debby and Jim MacSwain
Deborah Dowis
Debra White and Peter Matheis
Dede and Allen Benning
Deirdre and Gordon Carleton
Denise and Jim Castle
Denise and John Haven
Denise and Norm Farrar
Dennis Teigland
Diane and Denny Underwood
Diane and Jim Browning
Diane and Mark Zapel
Diane and Mike Bell
Diane and Mike Sullivan
Diane and Ronald Walden
Diane Gordon
Diane Pelto
Diane Wengler and Steve Morrissett
Dianne and Mario Oliveira
Dianne and Roy Jackson
Dianne Borrego
Dixielee and Dick Toner
Dolly and Dave Kast
Donald Spicer
Donna and David McGee
Donna and Doug Diercks
Donna and Wayne Heilman
Donna Wartman
Doris and Bob Duckworth
Doris Wall
Dorothea E. Lischick
Dorothea Vasina
Dottie and Tom Harman
Doug Wasson
Dr. & Mrs. AJ Gerathy Jr
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gorab
Dr. Bea Babbitt
Dr. Reeves and Pamela Bower
Dylan Tyboroski
Ed Ferguson
Ejl and Vic OKeefe
Elaine and John Goodrum
Elaine and John Silver
Elaine Laue
Elaine R. Carlson
Elinore Gjovig
Elizabeth and Mike Greer
Elizabeth Dallas
Elizabeth F. Schutz
Elizabeth K. Youngquist
Elizabeth Kane
Elizabeth Mulholland
Elizabeth Spittler
Ellen and Don Hanson
Ellen and Phil Goulding
Ellen Rome and Gary Kielpikowski
Ellie and Dr. Ron Solomon
Ellie and Peter Slothower
Emily and JD Barrowclough
Emily and Robert Warner
Erena R. Cassiani
Eric Anderson
Erica
Erik Carlson
Estelle and Harold Eichenbaum
Florence Hagiwara
For all of the stockings and presents of children who really need it
Foster Family Trust
Fran and John Andrusyk
Fran and Mike Eayrs
Fran Mattivi
Fran Voegtle
Frances and William Tutt
Frank Godshall
Frank Klein
Fred Brewer
Frederick Koch
Frederick Rico
Fredrick Rogers
From Alison Dunlap
From Sadie McCormick and Rob Fredell in honor of our parents
G.J. Hall
Gaffney Family Fund
Gail and Peter Arno
Garrett Barton
Gary and Evelyn Pumphrey
Gay and Scott Harrison
Gayle and Phillip Abbott
Gene M. Schroeder
GeorgAnne and A. John Kasper
George Paul
George R. Ewing
Geri and Don Becker
Gigi and Jim Harris
Gilbert Family Fund
Gilroy/Koukol Grateful Blessings Fund
Gina and Peter Milliken
Gina Pietramale
Ginger and Don Hansen
Ginger and Ralph Muñoz
Ginger Littleton
Ginny and Mike Pozzi
Ginny Newman
Glenda and Brant Gehler
Glenda and Don Herman
Glenn and Monica and Glenn Whiteside
Gloria Allen and Bill Whitlock
“Gloria and Bill Robertson”
Gloria Lesher
Grace and Bob Baker
Greg Lenihan
Gretchen and Rock Goldberg
Gwen and Donald Jenkins
Hall family
Hartman Family
Haverluk Family
Heather and Brian Byrne
Heather and Todd Nelson
Heather Porter Cornell
Heidi and Larry Jones
Helen and Charles Zinn
Helen and Horst
Richardson
Helen and William Holmgren
Helen and Willie
Breazell
Helen G. Brown
Helen Rydell
Helle Bradley and Gary Karbousky
Horace Benbow and Family
Howard Morrison
Howard R. Patterson Lt Col (USAF Ret)
Hubert Servis
In honor of Doug Lee
In honor of Frank Mutolo
In honor of John C. Rule
In honor of John Huntley
In honor of Kathy and Randy Mummert
In honor of PJ Schmidt
In honor of Robert Deal
Briggle from Ed, Kim, Scott, Erin, and Amy
In honor of Rose
Donnelly, Ireland
In honor of the Cuevas Family
In loving memory of Barry and Ryan Austin McClure
In loving memory of Bob Briggle
In loving memory of Carol Sharpe
In loving memory of Gene Combs
In loving memory of Gian-Luc Jordan
In loving memory of Jody Wilbur
In loving memory of M. Donald Cervene
In loving memory of Marion Hook
In loving memory of Peggy and Brad Coupens
In loving memory of Peter Gyza. Forever Loved. Memory
Eternal. Love Always, Rose
In loving memory of Raymond Frank
In loving memory of Roger E. Miller
In loving memory of Stephanie (Meredith)
Eglitis, always in our hearts
In loving memory of Susan Robinson and Sheri Escher
In loving memory of Venita D. Curry
In memoriam, Rita Crompton
In memory of Al and Anna Stills
In memory of Alice J. Smith
In memory of Angel, Snuggles, Buddy Bird and in memory of Buddy from Wes and Kathy
In memory of Anna M. Moore
In memory of Anne M. Ritchotte
In memory of Bill and Gretchen Lloyd
In memory of Bob Briggle
In memory of Bobbie Jo Stahl
In memory of Bruce Doyle
In memory of Buzz Howe and Eric Howe
In memory of Charlie, Abby, Murphy & Binx
In memory of Della Esquibel
In memory of Evertt Van Engen
In memory of Harriet
In memory of Honorable Robert Briggle
In memory of Jane, Joe, Mildred and Charley
In memory of Joan and Barbara Kean
In memory of John J. Lewis
In memory of Judith Sargent
In memory of Kathy
In memory of Len Mudrick by L and D Coleman
In memory of Loly
In memory of Mary
Therese Froehle
In memory of Michael McDonald
In memory of Moe Graham
In memory of Peggy James
In memory of Rita Crompton, from Lynda and Cheryl
In memory of Robert Briggle
In memory of Robert Briggle
In memory of Sally Litherland
In memory of Teresa Vahsholtz by L and D Coleman
In memory of Tony Brown
In memory of Tuck Davis
In memory of Verna and William Ironside
In memory of Zoil and Lena Aragon
Ingrid and Steven Lynch
Irene and Craig Larimer
J Bullington
J. Steiner
Jack Sterling
Jackie Schaab
Jacq Sidle
Jacqueline and James Borne
Jacqueline Hogen
Jacqueline Lindquist and Dick Celeste
Jaici and Derek Wilson
James C. Young
James Taylor
Jan and Charlie Morgan
Jan and David Starritt
Jan and John Sather
Jan and Peter Fairchild
Jan and Randy Cubero
Jan and Steve Ziaja
Jan Atha Hill
Jan Boggess
Jan Gregg and Alan Hassebrock
Jana and Stephen Bohnen
Jane and Bill Corrigan
Jane and Jim Anderson
Jane Obernesser
Janet and Brad Mork
Janet and Jim Condit
Janet and John Suthers
Janet Colgate
Janet Creelman
Janice Kroboth
Janice Mann
Janice Saffir and Paul Stephens
Jason
Jason DeaBueno
Jason Pederson
Jean and Don Washburn
Jean and Jeff Marks
Jean and John Taylor
Jean and M. Allen
Ziegler
Jean Harris
Jeanette and Gerald Hodge
Jeanette Gregg
Jeanette Minniti
Jeanie and Ernie Hinck
Jeanne Moehring
Jeff Fulenchek
Jeff Stumpf
Jeff Tomberlin
Jennifer and John Kistler
Jennifer Greiner
Jennifer Mack
Jerry Newland
Jesse Tix
Jill and Gary Altman
Jill and Gene Renuart
Jill and Michael Werner
Jill and Richard Welch
Jill and Wayne Meider
Jill Roudebush
Jim and Joanie Shields
Jim Lauer
Jim Taylor
Jo and Dick Matlock
Jo Ann and Steve Meyers
Jo Anne and Larry Vaughn
Joan and Bill Lind
Joan and Edward Eitzen
Joan and Ted Bookman
Joan M. Perkins
Joan S. Newhouse
Joann and William Wysong
Joe and Wanda and Joe Pineau
Joe Corkins
Joe Myers
Joel Janda
Joel Toomey
Joemama Family
John B.
John B. Deters
John D. Norton
John Everett
John Fotenos
John Fuller
John Landreman
John Lewis
John Lewis
John Moe
John Sellers
John Serio
John Serio
Jolene and Aaron Butler
Jong and David Davis
Joni and Harry Flanagan
Joseph Anderson
Joseph Brock
Joyce Alvis
Joyce and Dick Findlay
Joyce and Fred Morgan
Joyce and Steve Johanns
Joyce McKeown
Judi and Larry Barnes
Judith Gue
Judith Hagge
Judith Sellers
Judith T. Rogers
Judy and Bob Jager
Judy and Bradley Lueck
Judy and Charlie Conser
Judy and David Uebel
Judy and Jim Kewley
Judy and Robert Cadigan
Judy and Ron Palmer
Judy Lawson
Judy Rinebarger
Julie and Frank Self
Julie and Steve Pilant
Julie Uhl
June and Dub Wiltrout
June and Gus Freyer
June and Kenneth Hallenbeck
Justus Morgan
K.D. Nelson
K.R. Dennis
Kallene and Joe Casias
Karen and David
Karen and Jerry Levi
Karen and John Mack
Karen and Mike McDivitt
Karen and Paul Stellick
Karen and Ron Wood
Karen and Tim Walker
Karen Anderson
Karen Bell
Karen Bryer
Karen Givens
Karen H. and G. Scott Briggs
Karen Hogan
Karen Kyrstin Shurr
Karen L. Lesnick
Karen Sullivan and Butch Hooper
Karen Walter
Karen Watson in memory of Alan and Marion Seidman
Karyl and David Vasquez
Katey and John O’Keefe
Katharine Leppard and Kevin Patterson
Katherine and David Bates
Katherine Blair
Kathi and Mark Dittrich
Kathie and Tom Tillman
Kathleen and Barry Holmes
Kathleen and Bradley Chewakin
Kathleen and Robert Shafer
Kathleen and Thomas Bates
Kathleen and William Fox
Kathleen Bohanon
Kathleen McBride
Kathleen Silvagni
Kathleen Werneck
Kathreen Schwab
Kathryn and Tim Seibert
Kathy and Ken McCormick
Kathy and Steve Sharkey
Katie and Josh Twitchell
Kay and Bob Golden
Kay F. Malowney
Kayla and Bobby Steel
Kayte and Vince Dinapoli
Keith Godshall
Kellie and Manuel Rodrigues
Kelly and Terry Liddell
Kelly Kempf-Mobley
Kelly Spieker
Ken Burrows
Ken Gonzalez
Kendra Mann
Kenny Polaski
Kent Aman in memory of WR Aman
Kent Kearney
Keri Ellen White
Kerry and Joe Dwyer
Kethy and Mike Liemandt
Kevin Brown, in memory of Teresa Brown
Kiki Svarverud
Kim and John Jackson
Kim Ashton-Boggs
Kimberly and Scott Suter
Krina Rixman
Krista and Kevin Heinicke
Kristi and Luke Thompson
Kristie and Mike Tusler
Kristy Milligan
KT Wagner
L. Bolster and L. Iannazzo
Laura and Ken Loveless
Laura and Ted Otero
Lauren Scharff
Laurie Maxson and Larry Cutter
Lawrence L. Loos
Leah and Dave
Niedringhaus
Leona Stoffer-Tatum
Leonie Cramer and Carl Reese
Leslie Adams
Leslie and Stephen Payne
Leslie Bent
Lexi Joan Bunney, for her love of Christmas and giving to others
Liam Kays
Linda and Al Demarest
Linda and Brian Lafferty
Linda and Darrell McClelland
Linda and Don Hewitt
Linda and Gary Moring
Linda and Gordon Silver
Linda and Jack Wiepking
Linda and Joseph Woodford
Linda and Myron Babcock
Linda and Randy Courduff
Linda and Rick DuVal
Linda and Stanley Lauck
Linda and Tony Colon
Linda Boedeker
Linda Brown Navarro
Linda Feeney
Linda J. Hertz
Linda Sobin
Lisa and Gurney Sloan
Lisa Bachman
Lisa Flaherty Shaw
Lisa M. Dailey
Liz and Lynn Bevington
LL Coats
Lois and Jay Carlock
Lois and Larry Dauelsberg
Lois and Paul Peel
Loretta and Randolph Geoghan
Lori and Mark Bachman
Lori and Mike Eschler
Lori Spaulding
Lou Ann and Phillip Sosalla
Louis Ravetti
Louise and Joseph Melancon, Jr.
Louise and Leroy Hibbits
Luis Cibrian
Lyn and Paul Reeder
Lynn and Ed Texel
Lynn and John Rowsey
Lynn and Kay Stricklan
Lynn and Ray Walkowski
Lynn and Scott Parsons
Lynn and William Ostrowski
Lynn E. Lougeay
Lynn Peterson
Lynn Roberts
Lynne and Paul Jones
M. Catherine and Dave Parris
M.V. Henson
Majorie and Dr. Walter Perrine
Marcia and Vern Patterson
Marcie and Bill Miller
Marcie and Timothy Murphy
Marcus P. Beyerle
Margaret and Gary Ammarell
Margaret and Gregory Snodgrass
Margaret and Milton Woodham
Margaret and Ray Cornell
Margaret Deverell
Marge and Joe Widhalm
Margo Howe
Marguerite Porter
Marianna McJimsey
Marianne and David Larivee
Marianne B. Martin
Marica and Robert Gardner
Marie and Tim Schrader
Marie and Walter Seelye
Marilyn Andreski
Marilyn Brusenhan
Marilyn Hull
Marilyn Prost and Al Batey
Marion Muhme
Marisa Wigglesworth and Edmund Bayruns
Marissa Rodriguez
Marjorie Rapp
Marla and James Groth
Marla Booth
Marlene and Bret Kort
Marlene and Steve Scott
Marsha and Tom
Martha and Ernest D’Ambrosio
Martha Graves and Mark C. Reeves
Marty Kelley
Mary A. Duryee
Mary and Bob Bell
Mary and Charles Hotchkiss
Mary and Gregory Parsons
Mary and Larry Killoran
Mary and Morris Medina
Mary and Richard Stefanec
Mary and Terry Brace
Mary and Tim Wilkins
Mary and William Lowes
Mary and William Roth
Mary Coussons
Mary Eisele
Mary Ellen and Bob White
Mary Fletcher Hermes
Mary J. Rebb Charitable Fund
Mary Jo Rosazza
Mary Munoz
Mary Plante
Mary T. and Victor Thacker
Mary Wynn
Maryann and Bob Stadjuhar
Maryellen and Dave Ogrean
Matt Coleman and Luisa Graff-Coleman
Matt Shirola
Maureen and Gary
Vandemark
May Ellen and Stephen Mueller
McDavid Family
McLane Family
Mel and Sandie Downs
Melanie D. Guldman
Melinda and Richard Geddes
Melissa and Monty Gray
Melissa and Tad Foster
Melissa Pickett
Michael Andon
Michael Estes
Michael G. Rosas
Michael Healy
Michael I. Haftel
Michael J. Oberle
Michael Matela
Michael Peters
Michael Richards
Michelle and David Johnson
Michelle Bracewell
Michelle Bull
Michelle Smith
Michelle Thomsen
Mike Finkbiner
Mike Wetta
Milan Malivuk
Millie and Jess Davids
Mindy and Mark Mahler
mjkkhamm
Mondejar Legacy Trust
Mr. & Mrs. Lance Dyar
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Shooner
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Kiley
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Berger
Mr. and Mrs. R. Thayer
Tutt, by Brenda Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Travis, by Brenda Smith
Mr. Michael Davis
Mr.and Mrs. Richard Kohlhaas
Mrs. Ama Couch
Mrs. Brenda Smith
Mrs. Charyl and Dr. Hallet Watz
Mrs. J. G. Johnson
Mrs. Karen and General (Ret) R. E. Eberhart
Myrna and Terry Smith
Nancy and Ben Tefertiller
Nancy and Cris Schoon
Nancy and James Hammer
Nancy and John Newcomer
Nancy and John Valdez
Nancy and Kerwin Swenson
Nancy and Les Nelson
Nancy and Martin Johnson
Nancy and Peter Avila
Nancy and Ray Nunn
Nancy and Rick White
Nancy and Rocky Scott
Nancy and Sam Carroll
Nancy and Vince Rusinak
Nancy Harp and Paul Lautenschlager
Nancy Logan and David Finley
Nancy May
Nancy R. Hochman
Nancy Sullivan
Nancy Walery
Neil and Debbie Nelson
Neil Marsh
Nick Lusero
Nikki
Norman P. Hayes
OShea Family
Owen Cramer, Colorado College
P and C Nelson
P. McKenzie
Pam and David Ament
Pam and Mike Faust
Pam and Steve Marsh
Pam and Tom Devereux
Pamela and Kyle Gateley
Pamela Moore
Pammy Harlor
Pan Demos
Pat and Bill Johnson
Pat and Brad Busch
Pat and Chuck Beard
Pat and Kipp Shrack
Pat and Tom DeGeorge
Pat Dwyer
Pati and Jim Childs
Patricia A. Martinez
Patricia and Gregory Martin
Patricia Vance
Patrick Faricy
Patty and Marv Korf
Patty and Stan Cabico
Paul Kloster
Paul Rubley
Paul W. Nachtrab II
Paula and Brad Butler
Paula and Charles
Paula and Mike Gould
Paulette and Dr. David Greenberg
Pauline and Steven Beham
Pauline Watkins
Peg and Paul Zimprich
Peggy Altoff
Peggy and Don Kramer
Peggy and Ed Leonard
Peggy and Wayne Carmack
Peggy Thran
Pete and Pauline
Peter and Diane Millburn
Peter W. Booth
Phillip Brady
Phyllis and Wally Mosher
Phyllis Gavin
Phyllis K. Smith
Phyllis Sands
Piper Russell
Polly and Rick Troyer in loving memory of Betty and Rex Boehm
Polly Fiedler
Priscilla and Dave Crawford
PV Cutcliff
Quay Oaks
R. Graham Gollan
R. Thayer Tutt, Jr.
Rachel and Jack Damioli
Raelia Hoffman
Ralph and Lori Lechner
Ralph Cruz
Ralph Sauer
Raynelle and Ben Kuckel
Rebecca Luis
Rebecca Wegner
Richard and Linda Anthony
Richard Wenham
Rita Hug
Rob Ciganek
Rob Watt
Robby Dale Nelson
Robert A. Nuttelman
Robert D. Smith
Robert Foster
Robert Herzfeld
Robert Knapp
Robert McGee
Robert Repola
Rockne Buraglio in loving memory of my wife Barbara
Rodger Johnson
Roger Gomas
Roger Hess
Rose Birchfield
Rosemarie Le Blanc
Roxanne and John Shouse
Ruby and Chris Wilde
Ruby, Sophia and David
Russ and Kay Rosebush
Russell J. Kneedler
Rusti Stoever family
Ruth and Bill Morr
Ruth and Jim Archer
Ruth Tepley Quinlan and Michael Quinlan
Ruthanne and James Lucey
S and L Nelson
S. Bigus
S.C. Meyer
Sabine Flattery
Sallie and Paul Bennett
Sally and Donald Nissen
Sally and Gene Mills
Sally and Gene Warrington
Sally and John Johnson
Sally and John McGraw
Sally and Kyle Hybl
Samantha and Justin Hermes
Samuel Ogden
Sandi and John Andrew
Sandi M.
Sandra and Anthony Wells
Sandra K. Brightwell
Sandra L. Harkins
Sandy and Alan Feldkamp
Sandy and David Parrish
Sandy and Jay Kloster
Sandy Patton
Sara Berge
Sarah and Barry O’Shea
Sarah and Geir Ostrem
Sarah and James Young
Sarah and Mark Tremmel
Sarah and Michael Reeder
Schon Beechler
Scott and Grace Hess
Scott Leeling
Seth Boster
Shar and Gar Anneler
Sharon and Dennis Kaip
Sharon and John Stapleton
Sharon and John Wallace
Sharon and Randy Whittington
Sharon and Roger Carleton
Sharon and William Daughton
Sharon Butts and Paul Franco
Sharon S. Rice
Sharon Tarr Worley and
Henry Worley
Shawn Hazen
Shelley and Charlie McBride
Shelly and Mike Greene
Sheridan and Dick Kalletta
Sherrie and Dennis Beasley
Sherry and Edwin Firoved
Sherry and Glenn Butcher
Sherry and Ken Slominski
Sherry and Tim Coutts
Sherry Clarkin
Sherry Fernandez
Sheryl and Bud Sailar
Shirley and Bill Sanden
Shirley I. Miekka
Shirley Jones
Shirley Pearsall
Silvia and Joel VanHorn and family
Sondra and Bruce Murray
Stacey and Travis Bradfield
Stacy Sloan
Stefani Rackley
Stephanie and Vance Fossinger
Stephanie Bestol
Stephanie Tanis
Stephen Schnurr
Steve
Steve and Lisa Timpson
Steve McFadden
Steve Trutna
Steven Wolff
Sue and Ed Cliatt
Sue and Glen Paget
Sue and Larry Menke
Sue and Louis Tartaglione
Sue and Rich Williams
Sue Larson
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Sue Parenteau and Paul Hansen
Sue Weiss
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Sunni Ball
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Susan and Robert Waller
Susan and Tim Patterson
Susan Ashley and Robert Lee
Susan Edmondson
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Susan Lomenick
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Susie and Bill Cogswell
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Teresa McAuliffe
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Terri Warhaft
The Beasleys
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The CoveyLove Legacy Fund, in memory of Amy Covey
The Edie Family
The Eshelman/Staub Family
The Hannigans
The Hirshlands
The Johannsen Family
The Judith Benson Fund
The Keebaugh Family
The Koss-Cassel Charitable Fund
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The McConnell Family
The Olszewskis
The Operhall Family
The Resman Family
The Sullivan Family
The Three Graces Fund
The Trueloves
The Vogan Family
Thea and Stanley Steele
Theophilus D. Gregory
Thomas Dowling
Thomas Fetting
Thomas H. Fickas
Thomas Titsworth
Tim
Tim Bowen
Tim Thames
Tom Cronin
Tom Stewart
Tom Truax
Toni and Patrick Skinner
Toni Norris and Paul Feliz
Traci Mullins
Travis Pickern
Trina and Brendan Zahl
Trina Hall
Ursula Price
USA Hockey Risk Management Committee Members
Ute and Russ Robinson
Valerie and Jim Jackson
Valerie and Michael Doyle
Vera and George Zeigler
Vera and John Schumaker
Veronica and Bill Anderson
Vicki and Paul Isenstadt
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Victoria and David Palenchar
Vincent Morgan
Viola Torres
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Wagner Giving Fund
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Ward Family
Weigel Family Fund
Wendy and Ron Pelton
William
William Bell
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