The Quarterly Newsletter of Hopelink

Helping People. Changing Lives.

Spring 2005, Vol. 25, No. 1

My Hopelink Story:“If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that life is not

static. It will throw you a curve ball or two, and you

have to be able to hit back,” Wray said. Story on page 9

Wray

LOOKING AT THE HIGH COST OF CHILD CARE Story on page 5

Meet Jim & Kaylee

CreditsReaching Out is a quarterly publication of Hopelink. All Rights Reserved.

EDITOR: Glen MillerASSISTANT EDITOR: Katie AmodeiDESIGN FIRM: Wolken CommunicaCONTRIBUTORS: Janice King, Doreen Marchione, Lee Mahoney, Ben Martinka, Fred Matthews, John O’Conner, Jonnett OdomCOVER PHOTOGRAPHY: Scott Aitken

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Leah McCollough, BOARD CHAIR

Julia Walters-Burn, VICE CHAIR

Mark Fiebig, TREASURER

Felicia Guity, SECRETARY

Leah McCollough, PAST CHAIR, EASTSIDE LITERACY

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jeff BanderJeff CashmanKathe FowlerDominic GattoSally GreggRoss Hunter, State Representative

Kathy Lambert, King County CouncilmemberSusan LeRoyLeo NotenboomAnna QuinceMargaret Schwender

Senator Bill Finkbeiner, Honorary MemberDoreen Marchione, Executive Director

Hopelink’s mission is to promote self sufficiency for all members of our community; we help people make lasting change.

Dear Hopelink:We would like to extend our gratitude to Hopelink for your recent help. My daughter and I were granted $400.00 as emergency rent relief. It came as a true blessing to us at a difficult time in our lives. We truly appreciate it! We also want to thank you for the food through your food bank. We know the support you’ve given us will make it possible for us to survive and get back on our feet financially. - Sue Price & Stacey Smalling

Dear Hopelink:Thank you for coming to my aid in regards to my energy bill. It has really helped me a great deal, especially during these rather damp and cold times this winter season. - Louise Donavant

Dear Hopelink:Thank you for all your help! You have an incredible amount of patience and a wonderful gift of teaching. Your enthusiasm to help me taught me how to help myself. When I first went to Hopelink, all I wanted was to be able to read and understand, and to be able to write so others could understand. Even those two things seemed impossible at the time. I’ve spent my entire adult life avoiding

Letters To Hopelink

ADMINISTRATION425.869.6000P.O. Box 3577Redmond, WA 9807316225 NE 87th St. Suite A-1Redmond, WA 98052

BELLEVUE CENTER425.943.755514812 Main St.Bellevue, WA 98007

KIRKLAND CENTER425.889.7880302 First St.Kirkland, WA 98033

NORTHSHORE CENTER425.485.652118220 96th Ave. NEBothell, WA 98011

REDMOND CENTER425.882.024116225 NE 87th St. Suite A-1Redmond, WA 98052

SHORELINE CENTER425.485.6521

SNO-VALLEY CENTER425.333.416331957 E. Commercial St.Carnation, WA 98014

LITERACY LEARNING CENTERSBellevue 425.643.1912Sno-Valley 425.333.4417

LIFELONG LEARNING CENTER425.643.1912

HOUSING425.869.6000

KENMORE FAMILY SHELTER206.292.8037

AVONDALE PARK425.454.7022

DIXIE PRICE425.454.7022

HOPELINK PLACE425.454.7022

LIHEAP & PSE HELPEnergy Assistance866.223.1068

ADELLE MAXWELL CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER, BELLEVUE425.462.1456

HOPELINK CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER AT OVERLAKE, REDMOND425.869.1752

TRANSPORTATIONGeneral: 425.943.6789Transportation Brokerage: 800.923.7433Metro DART Reservations: 866.261.3278Interpreter Services Brokerage: 425.378.7977TDD/TYY Line: 800.246.1646

VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS425.869.6066

COMMUNITY SPONSORED EVENTS425.883.8430

HOPELINK TOURS425.869.6000

Hopelink DirectorySince 1971, Hopelink has served homeless and low income families, individuals, children, seniors and people with disabilities. Hopelink services include food, shelter, homelessness prevention, child development, family development, transportation and adult literacy. Hopelink’s mission is to promote self-suffi-ciency for all members of our community; we help people make lasting change.

For more information on Hopelink and its services, call 425.869.6000 or visit the Web site at www.hope-link.org.

books and letters. Thanks to you, now I look for books to increase my knowl-edge, and I even enjoy writing a letter now and then. But most important to me was your offer to help me get my GED. What an amazing offer that was to me! At one point, I remember asking you how long you would help me. Your answer was, “Until you pass”. Wow! I think it was that one sentence that made me want to try harder and not give up. I use what you taught me everyday. When I need to do math, I don’t panic looking for my calculator. I write notes with confi-dence and I’m absolutely amazed at how bad people spell! As for my test scores, they are higher than I possibly could have dreamed. Although I did study a lot, and you showed me some excellent study skills, I have to say that it was God who helped me during the tests. I’ve never had a perfect score on any test. For me to get three out of five perfect and the other two to be near the top, was truly a blessing from above. I am planning to look into some college classes. I’m honored just to have the opportunity. I haven’t decided what I’m going to be when I grow up, but from what I understand that’s normal for college students. - Bob Rigg

Submit letters to Reaching Out by email to glenm@hope-link.org or mail to Hopelink, Attn.: Glen Miller, PO Box 3577, Redmond, WA 98073

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As the big hand creeps closer to reading three o’clock, Marcus squirms in his chair, rubbing his eyes, glancing at the clock. The whole third-grade class is restless, and many faces turn up toward the clock as students wait in anticipation for the bell to ring—for the last time of the school year. Marcus, like all his classmates, is excited for the summer vacation to begin. In fact, he stayed awake in bed last night thinking about all the fun he plans to have... going to the park just up the street, meeting his cousins at the lake to swim, and playing dodge ball with his three best friends who live in his Kirkland apartment complex. But while he was thinking of all the fun times summer was sure to bring, he was also thinking about how much he’ll miss one thing about being in school. Every school day, Marcus gets to eat a big lunch. His family qualifies for Washington State’s free and reduced-fee lunch program. During the summer, however, his family doesn’t have enough food to have three meals a day. Like thousands of other homeless and low-income children, Marcus, 8, knows what it’s like for food, jobs -- and homes -- to evaporate. With the help of

Hopelink, Marcus and his family now live in low-income subsidized housing. His parents both have jobs, and the family is getting back on its feet, but that one additional meal each day over the summer, stretches his family’s food budget too far. Luckily, there is help for Marcus and other children whose families rely on school free and reduced-fee breakfast and lunch programs. Hopelink’s Hoops for Hope program is a grassroots campaign that gathers the support of the community in the form of local businesses, organizations and schools to help provide homeless and low-income families with food for kids who receive free and reduced-fee breakfasts and lunches during the school year. The Hoops for Hope fundraising drive runs from March through July, and food purchased with the funds raised is distributed from June through September through Hopelink’s six food banks in Shoreline, Bothell, Kirk-land, Bellevue, Redmond and Carnation. This year, Hopelink has partnered with WNBA Basketball Champions the Seattle Storm to sponsor the Hoops for Hope program and to help Hopelink increase awareness of the growing need to supple-ment school meals over the summer.

Children like Marcus who receive free or reduced-fee meals at school come from families who struggle to provide basic necessities. “The loss of this school-based nutritious food program over the summer presents an immense challenge to parents who are already squeezing every penny out of their bud-gets,” says Doreen Marchione, executive director for Hopelink. “In addition to budgeting to replace meals they must also find ways to pay for day care for the summer since many times both parents work. These stresses create added pressure for families to be able to pay rent or their mortgage, threatening them with becoming homeless,” says Marchione. Hoops for Hope works with local schools, busi-nesses and organizations to raise funds through cor-porate gifts, employee donations, silent auctions, collecting coins, and other ways that work for an organization. Hopelink is currently signing up local schools, businesses and organizations to be part of the 2005 Hoops for Hope program. To find out how your organization can help make a difference, contact Lee Mahoney at 425-869-6022 or email leem@hope-link.org.

As the big hand creeps closer to reading three o’clock, Marcus squirms in his chair, rubbing his eyes, glancing at the clock.

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Linda Hermann is watching provisions fly off the shelves at Franklin County food banks - an increase so rapid in the past year that she and others are concerned about filling the basic needs of the less fortunate. Overall, there has been an 88 percent increase for 2004 in the number of families coming for help for the first time at Franklin County food banks, and a 179 percent increase in the amount of pounds of food distributed countywide, said Hermann, who is the lead agent for Franklin County Food Banks. “Our particular food bank, alone, used to serve an average of 150 families a week,” said Hermann, who helps oversee St. Vincent dePaul’s food bank in Pasco. “We are now serving 350 to 400 or more families per week --- It seems that more and more families are depending on us.” Franklin County is not alone. The state Emer-gency Food Assistance Program (EFAP) reported more visits to Washington state food banks in 2004 than ever before. During the past year ending June 30, 2004, food banks saw an increase of more than 318,000 visits compared to the previous year, even though the unemployment rate dropped slightly, according to EFAP statistics. The total food bank visits went from 6,038,696 in 2003 to 6,357,543 in 2004 --- an even higher total than in 2002, when 9-11 had a severe impact on the economy coupled with the Boeing Co. layoffs and high tech bust, said Susan Eichrodt, EFAP manager for the state Department of Community, Trade and Economic Development. That year, food banks experienced 6.25 million

visits and distributed 79.7 million pounds of food. “Though some say the economy is improving, the improvement has not reached all parts of the state, and many families still need assistance with food,” Eichrodt said. Of those people needing emergency food in 2004, about 40 percent were children. Food banks, with the help of some state funds to help purchase trucks, freezers and coolers the previous two years, distributed 87.9 million pounds of food to clients, 8 million more pounds than in 2002. The Multi-Service Center in Federal Way, which operates a food and clothing bank, has seen a 4.7

percent increase over last year in weekly visits to its south King County location, said supervisor Denise Burns. The recent Thanksgiving food distribution was two percent higher than in 2003. This year’s num-ber is 22 percent higher than those served in 2000, she said. “It has been higher than it has ever been,” she said. “They are coming in more often --- espe-cially the seniors.” More than one in four American working families now earn wages so low they can be classified as low-income, according to a report released in Octo-ber 2004 by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. Indeed,

many food banks report seeing more and more working families. Some telling facts about Washington State:· 10.6 percent, or 653,000 of Washington’s popula-tion, live in poverty.· 13.7 percent, or 202,900 of the state’s children, live in poverty. Every 43 minutes a child is born into poverty in Washington.· According to USDA, 3.9 percent of Washington’s population, or 92,450 families, are food insecure with hunger, (at least one family member did not have enough to eat during the year), ranking the state 10th in the nation. This is an improvement

from 5th place the year before.· Only 57 percent of people eligible for food stamps in the state receive them. Though the percentage of people living in pov-erty has remained fairly constant, the population of Washington continues to grow, resulting in more people living in poverty, Eichrodt said. The state Department of Community, Trade and Economic Development (CTED) is the lead state agency charged with enhancing and promoting sustainable community and economic vitality in Washington State.

State food banks see highest number of visits ever in 2004

“Our particular food bank, alone, used to serve an average of 150 families a week,” said Hermann, who helps oversee St. Vincent dePaul’s food bank in Pasco. “We are now serving 350 to 400 or more families per week --- It seems that more and more families are depending on us.”

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“No parent plans to be homeless,” says Sullivan, “But because they’re homeless, the grown-ups are under intense stress and pressure. Children can pick up on that and experience that same stress. Intervention is key. By the teen years, most children have had someone intervene along the way.” For this reason, Hopelink offers smaller student/teacher ratios rather than the ratios mandated by the State. With infants having a three to one ratio; toddlers having a five to one ratio; and preschoolers having a seven to one ratio, Hopelink’s teachers are able to give each child the specialized attention and care they need. “It’s amazing to see the difference in the children once they’ve been in the Hopelink program for awhile and their situation at home begins to stabilize. We see a dramatic improvement in the child’s behavior at school,” said Altimore.

THE COST OF POVERTYAs most children grow, there is a sense of trust and understanding that their basic needs will be met. They will have a warm bed to sleep in each night. Each day, three meals magically appear. They have a home. But sadly, for many homeless and low-income children, this is not a reality.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, Washington State has 28 percent of its children under 18 living in families where no par-ent has full-time, year-round employment. Even in families where at least one parent is employed, many times they are underemployed, with 13 percent of Washington’s children under the age of 18 living in families with incomes below the U.S. poverty threshold. These are sobering statistics, but even more distressing is the toll being poor takes on children. Homeless and low-income children have stressors that manifest themselves behaviorally, emotionally and socially. For the past nine years, Dr. Debra Rem-Etta Sullivan has been training educators in early childhood development, and is the president of the Praxis Institute for Early Childhood Education. She says, “Homeless children have no sense of stability and have no understanding of stability. Inconsistency is the biggest problem. Where they are, whose house they are sleeping at, when their parents will be coming back... all of these things are constantly chang-ing for homeless children, and they just don’t know where they will be next,” Sullivan says. Children living homeless or in poverty spend a good portion of their criti-cal physical and psychological development years without the security of a permanent home. The consequences of this lifestyle on children may include developmental delays, severe depression and anxiety, and low self-esteem. Teachers at Hopelink’s two child care centers, the Adelle Maxwell Child Development Center and the Overlake Child Development Center, see the effects that being homeless or living in a family where financially the parents are struggling to make ends meet can have on children. “Many of the children in our program have to learn how to interact with others in a non-violent way. And each child may have different needs. For instance, once child might need a lot of personal space, and another might be starving for physical affection,” says Meghan Altimore, assistant director of housing and child development for Hopelink. In extreme cases, babies who are born into homelessness can have what experts call “failure to thrive”, which is the failure to grow and gain weight as a healthy infant would. Failure to thrive can be caused by extreme stress within a family, perhaps even preventing the maternal and infant bond from forming right after birth. “Right now, we have a baby who was very close to being what you would consider ‘failure to thrive’,” says Altimore. “He came to Adelle’s at Hopelink when he was eight months old, and came from a foster care situation. He was small, didn’t move, didn’t play, ate very mechanically, and just didn’t connect with people. Now he’s been at Adelle’s for___ mos, and he interacts with other children; he’s laughing, he’s playing, and he’s really turned around,” said Altimore. “Children born into homelessness don’t have a sense of trust that every-thing will be okay. Young children have no concept of the future being differ-ent from the present,” says Sullivan. In addition to trust issues, children who have experienced extreme poverty may stockpile food. “Children as old as 10, who have been homeless will stuff their pockets with food for later when the after school programs hand out snacks. They learn to save food when it’s available because their experience has shown that it may not be there later. There are times when there is no food,” said Sullivan.

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There is no denying that child care costs are huge. Good child care is often hard to find and afford. For many families, child care is outstripping housing, food and any other household expense. In east King County, the average cost of having one infant in full-time day care is $240 a week. Add the cost of one or two more children, and parents—especially those making minimum wage—can easily find themselves not able to earn enough to pay child care costs.

This trend makes it especially difficult for low-in-come families to get out and stay out of poverty. According to Child Care Resources, the cost of child care has been rising at about three to eight percent annually for several years, exceed-ing overall inflation. Western Washington has hundreds of chil-dren whose parents would have to spend well over half their take-home pay to get child care at today’s prices. The 2002 National Survey of America’s Families (NSAF) found that child care arrangements for children younger than five with working mothers vary by income. Children in higher-income families are more likely to be placed in center-based arrange-ments while low-income children are more likely to be in the care of relatives or friends. The report concluded that these differences may have implications for the school-readiness of low-income children.

Care given by friends and relatives does have certain advan-tages, but the NSAF found there is some evidence that quality center-based arrangements (especially for 3 and 4 year olds) may play an important role in enhancing the skills necessary for a child’s successful transition to school; specifically, enhancing math, language and social skills. Although it’s unclear whether the decision for child care ar-rangements for low and higher-income families is a preference

for care or a sign of the differences in the financial constraints upon them, it is likely that cost is an impor-tant factor in shaping the child care choices of low-income families. Access to quality, affordable child care for young children is essential. That’s why Hopelink offers help with child care. Hopelink’s Overlake Child Development Center in Redmond and the Adelle Maxwell Child De-velopment Center in Bellevue offer financial assistance with child care for low-income families.

At both of Hopelink’s centers, subsidies through DSHS and King County Child Care Resources for full and half-day care are accepted. In most situations parents pay a co-pay which is de-termined by income level and whether or not they’re working or in school. When parents are looking for child care, a few quick calls from the phone book will show that child care costs in Western Washington are steep. Hopelink is helping to fill the need for low-cost, affordable, high-quality child care. To enroll your child in one of Hopelink’s programs, or to make a donation to the Adelle Maxwell and Overlake Child Development Centers, call 425-869-6000.

CHILD CARE COSTS SURGE

When parents are looking for child care, a few quick calls from the phone book will show that child care costs in Western Washington are steep. Hopelink is helping to fill the need for low-cost, affordable, high-quality child care.

CHILD CARE

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It’s a little bit easier for low-income and home-less parents to find affordable, quality, child care on the Eastside. Hopelink’s Adelle Maxwell Child Development Center in Bellevue and the Child Development Center at Overlake in Redmond are both dedicated to providing high-quality early learning and offering bright futures for children in the community. At the Adelle Maxwell Child Development Cen-ter, Hopelink offers Head Start, a federal program that provides comprehensive developmental services for low-income, preschool-age children (age three to five years old) and social services for their families. The Head Start program works to develop and strengthen parent and community involvement - which has made it one of the most

Hopelink offers families options for child care and development

Finding safe and affordable child care is the number one barrier preventing low-income parents from finding and keeping jobs. Hopelink’s Child Development Program is dedicated to providing high qual-ity early learning and child development, building bright futures for children in the community. The goal is to support the healthy development of at-risk children by providing a complete range of services for children whose families are struggling to become self-sufficient. Hopelink operates two child development facilities: the Adelle Maxwell Child Development Center in Bellevue and Hopelink’s Child Development Center at Overlake in Redmond. The Centers, open weekdays from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., are designed to be inviting and welcoming places where chil-dren are eager to play and learn. Full-time care is provided for children from four weeks to five years old at both centers. The school age program provides school-readiness program-ming through a before and after school care and full-time summer care for children ages five to eight years.

successful preschool programs in the country. Specific services for children focus on education, socio-emotional development, physical and mental health, and nutrition. At the Child Development Center at Overlake, half of the children come from low-income families using state-sponsored subsidies, and the other half come from families who are paying market rate. The design and vision at Overlake is to bring together families who have diversity—both income diversity and situational diversity within their families. By bringing children and parents together to learn from each other, teachers at the Child Development Center at Overlake are working with children who have very different versions of “nor-mal”, and are melding them together so they can learn from each other. Parents in the program are

encouraged to read to their children each night, and to take an active role in being involved in their child’s education. Families qualify through income level and need based on whether or not they’re working or in school. At both centers, Hopelink provides all the food and diapers for the children while there.

Both the Adelle Maxwell Child Development Center in Bellevue and the Child Development Cen-ter at Overlake in Redmond are actively enrolling for preschool and school-age children. To enroll, parents can call or go directly to the centers. Then they can receive a tour to see what the centers offer, and fill out an application for enrollment. For information call 425.869-6000.

PROGRAMS

• Before and after school care

• Family advocates program connecting parents whose children are

in Head Start with parent support groups, community resources,

and all of Hopelink’s programs and services

• Full-time summer care

• High quality developmental programming including a Head

Start program

• Hot meals and a complete nutrition program

• On-site medical and mental health care

• Small class sizes with low student to staff ratio and individualized

learning plans

CHILD DEVELOPMENT

195 children were served in Hopelink child develop-ment centers | 88% are from low-income families | 187,500 diapers were provided and changedLA

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These are sobering statistics in our community. Hopelink promotes self-

sufficiency for all members of the community and helps people make

lasting change in their lives. We provide for the immediate and basic needs

of families in need while linking them to programs that help them carve

out a long-term plan to get back on their feet and move from surviving to

thriving.

One example of how Hopelink moves families into thriving self-suffi-

cient lives is Hopelink’s Transitional Housing program. Homeless families

receive safe, warm and clean housing for up to two years and one-on-one

case management along with child development support and adult educa-

tion programs like literacy, life skills (budgeting, interviewing, etc.) and

computer training for job marketability. All of these are provided based

on the family’s needs. Hopelink helps plug the family into other commu-

nity resources to fulfill their other needs. The result is that 90% of those

families who graduate from the program move on to their own permanent

housing and are able to successfully maintain housing stability. This level

of success results from Hopelink’s commitment to working with the family

to identify their strengths and barriers and helping them change their lives

for the long term.

The success of these families is amazing, but sadly Hopelink is only

able to help as many families as the community will allow us to help. For

instance, for every family Hopelink is able to support in our Emergency

Shelter and Transitional Housing programs, we must turn away 12 other

families. This doesn’t even begin to touch the number of families on the

verge of becoming homeless. At the present time, Hopelink doesn’t have

the resources to help the hundreds of families in need.

With your support, we can do two important things: first, prevent more

families from becoming homeless; and second, deepen our support to

those who are struggling to break out of the cycle of homelessness. Your

gift will be put to immediate use and be the source of lasting change to

families living in our very own community. Please help the families who

are working so hard to change their lives with a gift to Hopelink. (We have

provided an envelope for your convenience.)

On any given night 8,000 people

are homeless in King County.

That 40% of those are families.

The average age of a homeless

person is nine years old.

YOUR GIFT TODAY WILL BE FELT TOMORROW IN SOME OF THE FOLLOWING WAYS:

$125 to pay for medical prescriptions for two seniors for one month.$250 to supply fresh produce for 250 families (750 children) for one month.$500 to provide five nights of emergency shelter for a family of five.$1,000 for six months of one-on-one tutoring in basic reading and math for an adult literacy student.$2,500 to pay the child care subsidy for three homeless or low- income toddlers for three months at the Adelle Maxwell Child Development Center.$5,000 to fund individualized Family Development support for two families with children for one year.$10,000 to keep 25 families with children from becoming homeless by funding eviction-prevention.

HELPING HOPELINK DID YOU KNOW?

problems such as homelessness, loss of job, domes-

tic violence, serious illness and even suicide. In all

areas, we know that early intervention, like early

detection, is the most effective and efficient way to

address financial issues and prevent crises.

We have learned that when a family has stable

housing and other basic needs met, in combination

with the sustained support of trained family devel-

opment specialists, they can break any cycle that is

holding them down. The key to a family’s success is

giving them enough time, the right resources and

professionals trained to help them discover their

strengths, create a vision for a better life and the

goal-setting tools that will allow them to get there.

Hopelink has had remarkable success in help-

ing our State’s hardest to serve families turn their

lives around with better jobs, stable homes and the

opportunity to give their children a better future.

This is only possible because we take a systemic

approach and tailor support to each family. Because

of this, Hopelink has a 90 percent success rate in

helping families break the cycle of homelessness and

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More than 8,000 people are homeless on any

given night in King County, with almost half of

those being families with children. Without help,

many sleep in cars, tents, parks, under bridges, in

doorways, cardboard boxes or just out in the open

with nothing but a jacket or discarded newspaper

to cover them. An even greater number of people

live on the edge of homelessness, and live month

to month trying to hold onto their homes and feed

their families. At Hopelink, we help serve these

homeless and low-income families, children, seniors

and people with disabilities living in poverty. Our

mission is to promote self-sufficiency for all mem-

bers of our community and to help people make

lasting change in their lives.

In order for Hopelink to succeed in its mission,

we must be in partnership with a community that is

aware of the issues holding our families, our youth

and other vulnerable populations in the destruc-

tive cycles of homelessness, illiteracy and poverty.

Hopelink’s community of donors and volunteers

are among our most valued partners, and they are

joined by dozens of organizations and programs

throughout the State of Washington who support

Hopelink in a collective vision of a community where

poverty and abuse can be prevented.

Families move into crisis for many reasons:

domestic violence, sudden lay-offs, unaffordable

rent increases, and the high cost of medical care

for an unforeseen illness or injury. At Hopelink, we

understand that stabilizing families as quickly as

possible is especially important for children. Early

intervention with working families prevents deeper

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S DESK: Doreen Marchione

October 1 – December 31, 2004

Hopelink is fortunate to have the support of community, regional, state, national, and international grantmakers. These funders help make it possible for

Hopelink to provide a wide range of services to help those most in need in north and east King County. Thank you to these organizations who provided grant

funding between October 1 and December 31, 2004.

Hopelink Grant Supporters

Foster Foundation

(Eastside Literacy and Child Development)

Kasin Family Foundation

(all agency programs)

Medtronic (Eastside Literacy)

Sidney Fund (Eastside Literacy)

Sno-Valley Charity Golf Classic

(Sno-Valley Food Bank and Eastside Literacy)

Target

(Adelle Maxwell Child Development Center)

improve their economic independence through our

transitional housing program.

The secret to Hopelink’s success lies in our ability

to bring together diverse

people with experience,

heart, and wisdom who

share a number of life-

affirming beliefs. They make

up our passionate volunteer

corps, our visionary board,

our faithful and committed

donors, our dedicated com-

munity partners, and our

exceptional staff. These people believe:

• Every individual deserves dignity and respect, the

very root of human potential

• Every family wants to succeed, and every parent

wants their child to thrive

• Every family and individual is unique, and no

matter how desperate, each one has strengths

that can be built upon

• When given the right amount of support and

time, families will heal themselves

At Hopelink our mission is to promote self-suf-

ficiency; we help people make lasting change. But

it takes a community, not just an agency, to help

families move from crisis to independence. For fiscal

year 2004, we thank the community, individuals,

businesses and government agencies who work

with Hopelink to provide life-saving programs and

services. Thank you for helping Hopelink to help

people and change lives.

Our mission is to promote self-

sufficiency for all members of

our community and to help

people make lasting change in

their lives.

Washington Mutual (Adult Education)

Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation

( all agency programs)

Catherine Wilkins Foundation

(Family Development Program)

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All grandparents have a special place in their heart for a grandchild; yet it’s a special moment when a grandfather holds a newborn baby girl for the first time knowing he is going to be her sole care provider. This was the case for Jim Wray, of Kenmore, upon the birth of his granddaughter, Kaylee. Since her birth six years ago, Jim has been raising Kay-lee in what has been termed a Kindship care situation, where the full-time care and protection of a child is provided by a relative—usually a grandparent. Jim’s daughter, Holly, has been diagnosed with borderline personality dis-order, a very serious and difficult to treat disease. She has lived in and out of different mental institutions for the past 16 years. In 1997, the year she became pregnant with Kaylee, she was living in a commune with other mental patients. Jim had recently separated from his second wife and had just undergone open-heart surgery. “That was a really hard time in my life,” said Jim Wray. “At the time of my surgery, I knew it was a high-risk procedure, and I just felt that if anything were to go wrong, I wanted my doctors to just let it go wrong. But on

the day of my surgery I stayed quiet. When I woke up, I remember thinking to myself, ‘Why are you still here?’ But it wasn’t too long after that, I got a phone call telling me that I had a grandchild on the way,” said Wray. While she was pregnant, Holly discontinued her medications out of concern for the baby. During the eighth month of pregnancy, her doctors decided it was best to perform a c-section to deliver Kaylee because Holly’s condition was get-ting worse the longer she was off her medications. “I got to be in the delivery room for the birth,” says Wray, remembering that special day. “When Kaylee came into the world, she came arms and head first, reaching for the light in the operation room. That was a sign that it was the best thing for her,” Wray said. It was a simple, if not easy, decision for Jim to take Kaylee and raise her. Both Jim’s ex-wife, (Holly’s mother) and Holly live in mental institutions. Borderline personality disorder can be genetically passed from mother to daughter, with a far less likelihood of a son getting it. Since Holly’s condition prevented her from taking care of the baby, the State’s foster care program was prepared to take the baby. In the end, Jim was granted guardianship, and was able to take Kaylee home. “I felt the safest thing to do was for me to take Kaylee,” said Wray. The decision turned out to be a blessing, but one that has not always been easy. “When she was a baby, it was hard getting up at night for all the night feedings,” says Wray. “This one here (as he motions to Kaylee), she’ll sleep for an hour and then be good for 10,” he chuckles. “I felt the best thing for Kaylee was for her to live with me. I want to make sure that there is somebody there to make sure that the early warning signs are recognized with Kaylee if she does have my daughter’s condition, and that she gets treatment early if she needs it,” says Wray. Jim Wray now knows these warning signs well. He didn’t know about his daughter’s condition until she was a teenager. “With my daughter, Holly, we had no clue about what she was going through. When she was a child she began hearing voices in her head when she was in first grade, but she never told us about the voices,” Wray explained. “When she was 13, she was having some problems that we just thought were typical of her turning into a teenager. But we realized this wasn’t the case when we got a surprising phone call from a mental hospital, where she had checked herself in for help,” Wray said. “It was

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It’s also hard sometimes when a girl needs a woman to relate to. “Kaylee gets to spend time with her mother, Holly, and her grandmother, my current wife. It is a very important part of Kaylee’s positive development. They have both contributed a great deal in our effort to provide her with as much kindredness as possible, under our particular circumstances,” says Wray. “At Hopelink, Kaylee has become especially attached to her teachers Paula, Sydney and Courtney,” Wray said. “Sydney and Courtney have known Kaylee since she was a baby, so in a way they have been like surrogate mothers to her,” he says. “She really needs someone to take the time to get to know her well in order for her to feel com-fortable. At Hopelink they do that,” Wray said. “All of the experiences I have been through with my daughter and with get-ting Kaylee have taught me a lot,” says Wray. “It’s been extremely useful in the

work I do now. I’m working for Washington State Employment Security, Post Employment Services and I volunteer with the Seattle Mayor’s Seniors Intergen-erational Group. I have an opportunity to interact with youth at risk, by speak-ing to teenagers about building life skills, goal setting and creating plans for their future. My hope is to be able to give these young people the benefit of my life lessons,” says Wray. Jim’s life has come full circle. He’s got a great job he enjoys, a wonderful granddaughter he loves, and he has just reconciled with his second wife with whom he has two sons. “We just bought a house in Normandy Park, and we’re going to have the whole family under one roof again. Kaylee and I will be mov-ing in the next few weeks,” says Wray. “If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that life is not static. It will throw you a curve ball or two, and you have to be able to hit back,” Wray said.

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shocking to get that call. This is where my life turned upside down. As it turns out, my wife had the disease too. She had to be hospitalized, and our marriage ended soon after that,” said Wray. After taking Kaylee home from the hospital, Jim devoted all his time to car-ing for her at the house he rents in Kenmore. “That year I was out of work, and everywhere I went to find employment, it was really tough. I couldn’t pay our rent. I thought we were going to end up homeless. When I finally did get a job working for Washington State Employment Security, I was in a total panic because I had to start work the next Monday, and I needed to get childcare. I called all these different community service organizations. When I called Hopelink, I thought to myself, ‘This is probably just going to be another one of those service organizations that just blows hot-air.’ But when I called Hopelink

in Bothell I spoke with a lady who helped me know what I needed to do to get the State to help with subsidized childcare,” said Wray. “Now we go to Hopelink’s Childcare Center at Overlake. I was so grateful we were able to get into Hopelink’s childcare program, because with the state-subsidized childcare, my co-pay is only $15 a month. That makes it a lot more affordable,” he said. Jim had used Hopelink’s programs once before. “The year I was out of work, we had gone to Hopelink for the holiday gift program when I thought we weren’t going to have a Christmas. Kaylee got coats, clothes and presents. It was all wonderful. But at the same time, you think that you shouldn’t have to ask for help. And you just want to get to a point where you can give back,” says Wray. Being a grandfather raising a granddaughter hasn’t always been easy. “I get up at 5:00 a.m. and I get her breakfast ready and her stuff prepared for the day. Then, I get Kaylee up at 6:00 a.m. and she gets to school at Overlake around 6:30 a.m. She gets picked up at 5:30 p.m., after I get off work in south Seattle,” says Wray. “It makes for a long day, but the staff at Hopelink help out a lot. The teachers at Hopelink have been miracle workers,” Wray explains.

“When Kaylee came into the world, she came arms and head first, reach-ing for the light in the operation room. That was a sign that it was the best thing for her,” Wray said.

“She really needs someone to take the time to get to know her well in order for her to feel comfortable. At Hopelink they do that,” Wray said.

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Last year about this time, I was writing an article similar to this one about the importance of periodically reviewing one’s will to be sure it is up-to-date. As a result, I decided to take my own advice—even though I knew mine was current. After all, it was only a few years ago that it was up dated.

Guess what? In that short period of time, things had changed in my life and there were three—yes, three—things that needed to be up dated to reflect those changes. It’s easy to just put your will in a drawer or safe deposit box and not think about it.

As part of your planning for the year ahead, I encourage—no, I urge—you to take out your will and make sure it is reflects your wishes and desires in the event something happens to you. Make sure your durable power of attorney and health care directive are current, too.

When you review your will, it’s also a good time to reflect on the legacy you want to leave. If you think Hopelink is an important organization in our community, and you want to make sure our work continues, you may want to include a bequest in your will. We have some suggested wording for a bequest to Hopelink you may wish to have when you meet with your attorney.

Fred Matthews is an independent planned giving professional.

THE NEW YEAR: A GOOD TIME TO REVIEW YOUR WILL?

To receive a copy of the suggested wording with no obligation, simply call Mary Gleason at 425.869.6011, email her at maryg@hope-link.org or complete this form and drop it in the mail.

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Douglas and Patti ByersNathan ByersRobert and Dorothy ByersVera and Graham ByngMary Pat ByrneColleen ByrumKevin and Joanna CableP.A. and Jeanne CaiarelliPatricia CaiarelliAlice and Charles CainCarlo and Kathy CalcagniLola K. CaldwellPaul and Janet CalettiJohn J. CallahanMichael P. and Julie M. CalligaroMartin and Carol CalvertGerald and Stella CameronSylvia H. CameronLareine CampPhilip and Mildred CampanellaB. CampbellKimberly D. CampbellMalia and James CampbellWallace and Sally CampbellJohn CampionNancy and Burt CannanThomas H. Cannon and Joni M. BarrottKaren CantaraCharlotte CantellaLaura CapestanyJim CardenJanet CareyRobin CareyJane CarkeekMarilyn CarlSusan and W. John CarlEric and Dawn CarlsenIvy CarlsenFred and Perdy CarlsonSteven and Vicki CarlsonDuncan and Winifred CarmanAgnes CarothersCollin and Trish CarpenterJoan CarpenterJohn and Judy CarpenterMary CarpenterBarbara CarrHugh and Ann CarrDavid and Marilyn CarrithersMary A. CarrollMichael and Jennifer CarrollTimothy and Arlene CarrollWalter and Margaret CarrollDennis and Susan CarterOlive CarterCarol J. CartySusan E. CasellaDavid and Laura CaseyHilarie CashJeffrey and Judith CashmanKatherine Casseday and Bryan FaubionMurray and Robin CassidyAlice CasteelPatricia CatalanoJanet CathcartMichael and Carey CavaliereKathleen CavanaughSharon CavanaughTimothy and Dana ChaceJohn and Anna ChadwickEunice ChaffeyJason ChaleckiNancy D. ChambersBetty ChampagneBetty and Donald ChandlerLouise ChandlerVibhas and Aarti ChandorkarSunil and Kimberly ChandraFrancis and Phyllis ChantinyGwendolyn and Aaron ChapmanElizabeth ChappleJohn ChappleRobert and Nancy CharterGreg and Deanna ChaseKeith and Jo ChaseNancy ChaseCliff ChatelMary Ann ChatmanJune ChausHector and Lauren ChejfecJohn Chelminiak and Lynn SemlerAnthony and Mary Pat ChengToni and Lee ChesneauJerry and Liz ChichesterKeith and Lisa ChinnPatricia ChinnMarcia ChismPenny ChoiCheng Sing Choo and Elsie LingBrian Chopp and Katherine BeckRichard and Mikleane ChouinardThe ChristensensVan and Claudette ChristensenJanet ChristiansonDonald and Barbara ChristineJeffrey and Nancy CirilloRichard and Kathryn CissnaDaniel and Josephine CiucciJoseph and Helene ClancyDaniel and Debra ClappGregory and Kirsten Clark

Kassi ClarkLawrence and Barbara ClarkRichard ClarkRobert ClarkRoger Clark and Elaine RickmanEdmund and Dora ClarkeCorrine ClausenDana and Karen Elisabeth ClausenRobert and Melissa ClausenValerie A. ClayKathleen ClaysonPatrick ClaytonRochelle ClaytonRonald and Jan ClaytonStacey ClearJean CleggRilla ClemJohn Clemett and Carol Backer-ClemettPeter and Nancy ClemsR. Scott CleverlandBruce and Judith ClibbornKim and James CliffordSiobvan M. CliffordJill ClineNorma A. ClineJennifer and Ronald ClintonClifford and Joyce ClippingerDelpha and Donald CloughJeff CoatsJeffrey Coats and Kathy LindekeSandy CobbDiana and David CoburnPatsy CoffmanRandy CogganVirginia I. CogganDixie R. CogginsFred and Evelyn CogswellRichard and Phyllis CohenMichael and Gail CoieGerald ColburnRichard ColeJohn and Winifred ColemanRonnie and Carol ColemanRichard and Bonnie ColletteC. L. and Delores CollierWilliam and Ivie CollierEstelle CollinsMargaret Collins and Carol WidellRichard and Margaret CollinsScott CollinsMichael and Kathleen CollumYvette ColpittsRyan ColvinJeri and Clark CombsKathryn ComfortNorman and Dianne CommoJames ConanPaula ConcannonDarrel and Pamela ConeyCharles CongerBrent ConleyRita ConnaughtonWilliam and Marilyn ConnerRise M. ConquergoodTed ConradCynthia ConroySantos and Sue ContrerasAdrian and David CookArlene CookeEdward and Margaret CoombsBrenda CooperCatherine CooperCathy CooperJack and Dotty CooperJohn W. and Alice R. CooperJon CooperMichael CooperPenny CooperSharon L. CooperRichard and Barbara CordrayPhilip and Cheryl CorneilAndrew and Carrie CornishJoyce B. CornishFrank CornwallKathy L. CorraBill and Laurie CorrinMichael and Margaret CorwinTroy and Dawnya CostillaWalter and Billie CothranRobert and Phyllis CourrierCorrine CowanBarbara CoxCathy CoxJeffrey and Margaret CoxNancy CoxRaymond and Nancy CoxShelli E. CraigBetty Lou CramptonCharles CrandallRobert and Ann CrandallStephenie CraneTheodore and Abbie CraneDarla CrassHobert and Jeanne CreeMartina CrimpsPaula Crockett and Martin GibbinsDonna L. CroslandLois B. CrossClyde and Patricia CrosslandRobert and Linda Jean CrothersStanley and Carol Crow

Colleen CrowleyGerald and Linda CufleyMargie CulbertsonKristin M. CullenSusan CullorVickie CundyMary R. CunningtonDiana CurrenLyle and Renee CurryMary P. CzerwinskiNoel and Helene DahlanderWilliam and Helen DahlbergDennis and Karen DahlinMatie DaiberSadik and Nancy DakarHoward and Marjorie DaleBetty Ann DaleyStephanie DalglieshGlenn and Abigail DallasBrittney DaltonKathleen DalyJoe DambrosioJack and Kathie DandoJack and Suzan DanforthDavid and Karen DanielsonJack and Annette DarnellDerek and Denice DavenportAngeline DavidClayton W. DavidPaul C. David and Kris SolemClifford and Joan DavidsonKenneth and Linda DavidsonRobert and Molly DavidsonJennifer DaviesDouglas and Paula DavinaCheryl DavisDianne DavisGloria J. DavisMargaret DavisMary and Kevin DavisNorman and Jolyn DavisTim DavisVirginia DavisWyatt DavisLynne J. DavisonStephen and Caroline DavisonNeil and Jennifer DavorenBenjamin and Michelle DayJ. Marius and Karen DayLarry and Traci DayM. Shane and Stephanie DayTheodore W. DayBeth DaynesFred and Cheryl Marie De BoerTodd and Joyce De BoerDonald De Santis and Marie Camille Villacarlos De SantisJennifer DeakRandy and Carol DearthBurke and Gail deBriereRoberta DeBrulerBonnie DeCaro-MonahanTerry and Darlene DeenyJohn and Esther DegelGrant and Kathryn DeggingerJudi DeKeyserConnie and Richard Del MissierJohn DelachapelleMike Della and Agnes FernandoAngela DellingerMario and Patricia DemitchellDolores DempseyDennis and Jodie DeMuthDouglas DenneyScott and Kathy DennisDarryl and Anne DeppeDouglas and Gail DermitDenise DeRoucheyClaude and Maureen DeShazoJeanne DetlorDavid and Anne DeutschmanL. E. DeverauxPaul K. DeVriesDouglas D’Ewart and Karen Hamilton-D’EwartAl and Donna DeYoungCarolyn DeYoungLowell DeYoungAmabelle DiamondDick and Chris DiCerchioGary and Jan DickermanKristin DickertNancee and Al DicksonJolene DiermyerLynn and DiessnerJon DillinghanPamela DillonDavid and Joanne DingmanRaymond DionJohn and Nancy DirksenRobert and Donna DishmanShiela DiStasioWilliam and Grete DixonDon and Jean DobberfuhlLary and Katherine DobbsDianne T. DoblerLeo and Judie DobnerEdward and Miriam DobrickThomas and Paula DoeStein DolanStephen and Janet Dolan

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WHO’S HELPING HOPELINK

The Anderson Family, George, Kellie, Daniel, Kathryn, Molly, George II and Amy donated over $600 in toys and clothes at the Fred Meyer gift wrapping event.

Hopelink received $13,000 from United Way Venture Funds for child development for training and in-class support

Floridian Emily Crozier saw an article in USA Today on how govern-ment cuts have adversely affected Hopelink’s food banks. She has responded by donating a percent of proceeds from her company, HYPERLINK “http://www.blue-head.com” www.blue-head.com, a purveyor of socially conscious apparel.

Hopelink has received a $40,000 grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and an Anonymous Fund created by gifts to the Seattle Foundation. The grant will be used to help low-income and homeless families serviced by Hopelink.

Ken Smith’s Bellevue Nursery donated $1 from every tree sold this past season amounting to a gift of nearly $1,000 to Hopelink. They also collected gifts for the many families in need on the Eastside.

For every donation Abramson Pendergast & Co. employees made, they were entered into a raffle for a day off of work. Employees raised $750.

The Bellevue Firefighters Community Support Foundation col-lected food and toys for the holidays. Their work and volunteer spirit made the holidays brighter for countless Hopelink families.

Raskin & Associates, Inc. and Veterinary Surgical Services helped to make the season happier for Hopelink clients by purchasing Hopelink holiday cards.

Hopelink received a $1,000 grant from the Comcast Foundation in recognition of local Comcast employee volunteers and their families who volunteered on Comcast Cares Day.

For the second consecutive year the Redmond Bear Creek and Sammamish Plateau Taco Time restaurants have named Hopelink the beneficiary of their coupon books. Each $1 book contains $5 in savings. Proceeds go to support Hopelink programs. The cou-pon books are also available at Hopelink sites.

The holidays were made much brighter by the generous partici-pants of Hopelink’s Giving Tree Program. For a list of participants, please see page XX.

For 11 years, photographer Lawrence Mason has volunteered his time and artistry to Hopelink. His work at over thirty events insures that the history of Hopelink will remain on record for the future.

Forty Bank of America locations throughout the Eastside hosted food drives raising $3,721 in food donations.

Firefighters from the six branches of the Redmond Fire Depart-ment spread hope for the holidays by picking up toys donated by Microsoft employees for Hopelink’s youngest clients.

Knowing that $20 can feed a family of three, employees of Timeline Inc. set out to see how many families

they could feed. The $660 they raised fed 33 families during the holidays.

William Dolan and Katharine HuntKate and Ralph DomoszlayDan DonaldsonScott and Tammy DonaldsonEdwin and Glennis DonelsonJennifer T. DonnoloMary DoreDaniel DorganEdwin and Edna DorothyJohn and Dawn DorsettIoannis DosiosRon and Gayle DossMary F. DoughertyJudy DouglasMilt DouglasGerri DouglassWilliam and Cynthia DouglassDaniel and Kathleen DowRaymond DowShirley DowdCynthia K. DowningGeorge and Doreen DowthwaiteKevin and Cheri DoyleBetty DrakeCharles and Nancy DrakeRona DraperAnna M. DrescherMarlena and Albert DrewGeorge and Esther DrexlerRobert and Julia DreyfoosDaniel and Jane DriscollLeonard and Priscilla DrogeJohn and Cynthia DruschbaElizabeth and Richard DubisMyrtle M. DudleyKay DudychaDawn DuffordWick and Sheila DuffordJennifer M. DuffyTerry Dunavant

Donald and Mary DuncanChristine DunhamGreg and Chris DunhamOris and Sylvia DunhamWilliam and Carla DunlapCarole DunstanRobert DuRallDiane Gratland DurantiKathleen DurbinMary DurbinDeborah DurhamJohn and Beth DurrLinda DuttJon and Mary DwinellBob and Gretchen DwinnellFrederic and Margie EagenWilliam and Linda EamesRonald EastWilliam and Marian EberhartFred and Annette EberleinCheryl L. EbnerBruce and Tami EchigoshimaJerry and Darlene EdgertonLynn A. Edmark and Jeff RickardCaroline A. EdsonJonathan and Karen EdwardsJon and Deanna EggeRebecca EhrlichmanChristine EicheWalter and Susan EichnerDuke and Kristen EideErik EideDonald Eiford and Alice Lee-EifordBeverly A. EihlTeri EkstromSusan L. EldeGlen and Robin ElderAlbert H. EldridgeJanice A. EldridgeLile Ellefsen

James and Marian EllestadLaurie EllestadWilliam and Virginia EllisLinda Ellsworth and Paul BracheKenneth D. ElsworthCharles EmeryJohn EmoryBennie EncarnacionArthur and Helen EngleRichard EnglundPaul and Lisa EnquistLorri EnwallJeff EnzlerCarolyn and Lawrence EpsteinThomas and Maureen ErhardtHenry and Jo EricksenEd and Ayleen EricksonGary M. EricksonGayl EricksonGregory and Elise EricksonGregory C. EricksonL. Sue EricksonReid and Elora EricksonMichael ErmakAlbert and Patricia EskenaziLynne D. EskilAmirali and Zaitoon EsmailPatricia EspeLuke EsserDiane EssingtonJean EstebJill EstesWynne Estes and Gordon WilsonPhilip and Julie EtheredgeDaniel and Jeanne EvertsMarion E. Exley and Linda F. RumansMargie FaganTeresa FagerKris FahlstromAnne Falcon

Warren and Janice FallsWalton Fangman and Janice FlynnMark and Victoria FanningJames and Mary Ann FarrDonnell and Sally FarrellDavid G. and K. E. FarthingWilliam Fast and Karen BrauchtBernard and Betty FaubelLou Ann FauverSusan FawcettMary FeaginWilliam and Almira FeasterRobert and Beverly FeichterJeff FeketeElizabeth FeldmanJoyce FelkerBill and Patty FergusonGeoff and Joan FergusonKarin FergusonKarrie and Paul FergusonRobert and Shirley FergusonJ. Irene FernandesJoseph and Evelyn FernandesLynda and Peter FerraraDon and Dorothy FerrelAlice and Gordon FerrierLori and Ralph FerrinRick and Patti FerschShaelin Fetters and Gergory F. ButlerTodd and Suzanne FiebigAlden and Barbara FieldingAnjanette and Michael FieldsMichael and Janis FieldsShelly FieldsLewis and Catherine FinkBill and Kristen FinkbeinerRoss FinkeSherri FinkelnburgMary FinlayKathleen Finnegan

William and Rosaleen FinneganBetty and Trent FinniganCharles and Julie FirthChad and Wendi FischerStacie Fishell and Erin SoperJulia FisherRobert and Judith FisherJames FiskSuzanne FitchHoward and Wanda FitzThomas and Rosemary FitzgeraldJohn and Linda FlahertyDanny and Delores FlaigRobert and Amy FlakensteinPaul and Kathleen FlatnessClay and Melissa FleenerMarvin and Mary Ann FlemingSherri FlemingPaul and Sue FlessnerVirginia FloetingHeather FloodstromEileen K. FloridaLisa FlothJohn Flower and Colleen Donley-FlowerPat FlugPamela C. FlynnLester and Joan FoltzKenneth FondaMaury FormanStephen FormanHelene ForniaLisa ForrestSteven and Barbara ForrestPaul and Linda ForsethAlbert and Barbara FortenerMilinda FortuneDana and Katy ForuriaSusan FossApunchanit FossumDarrin Fossum

Scott and Brenda FosterKathe and Greg FowlerMary FowlerSusan FowlerGarfield and Patricia FoxRobert and Helen FrainChristopher and Michelle FraleyCarmeta and Julius FrancisRoderic and Georgia FranklinJoseph and Lila FrankoRobin FranziDebbie FredericksonConnie FreelandBradley and Rosemary FreemanStanley and Helen FreemanMarsha and Patrick FreenyLynne FricksAllan FridsonLucille FriedmanPatricia FrielM. Troy and Jane FriendAnnaliese FriesJanet FriesRobert and Debra FriesKaren FriesenMary FriesenLorraine FriezeDarrell FujimotoCharlotte J. FultonKevin and Sarah FunkAlan and Bonnie FureCarol FurrerKari Furse and Clarissa GordonJon and Marlene FusonCharlotte C. FykerudKathryn FynnMichael and Mary Jo GagliardoDonald and Carol GagneH. Graham and Carol GaiserWilliam S. Galasso

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HOPELINK DONOR ROLL OC TOBER– DECEMBER 2004 (Continued)Fred GallLeona GallSteven Gallagher and Pat MolnarGeorge and Jean GalliosMiguel M. Galvan, Jr.Beatrice GamacheJanine R. GambillJames and Eleanor GannettUlrich and Nona GanzJean GarberDonald and Cora GardinerRuth GardnerWilliam and Carol GaringRoss and Rose GarmoeCarolyn L. GarnerBeverly and Warren GarrisonDave GartenbergKelley GastWilliam and Mimi GatesWilliam and Melinda Gates IIIDiane C. GaudetJames Gauthier, Jr.William and Judy GehringLynn Geib and Bryan JobesRobert GelderNeil and Marlene GemmillRichard GemmillRobert and Penelope GeniseAlex GeorgeBetty GeorgeJames and Monte GeorgePhilip GerityJ. LaVerne GettmannG. G. GetzStacie and Charles GeyerWayne and Virginia GibbsRobert and Honie GiesMary GigotEvelyn GilbertStanley and Carol GileJoe GilfillanJanet L. GilkeyGreg and Marlene GillRandy and Terry GilliamWilliam and Cindy GilsingKaren J GilsonDeborah L. GirdlerDavid Giuliani and Patricia GiulianiHugh and Mary GivensRichard GlaubmanJan GleasonMary Gleason and Mark GriffinLinda B. GlenickiJay and Sara GlerumRobert and Sandra GlynnCarol and Tal GoddingBeverly O’Malley-GoebelAndrew and Michelle GoerdellHallie J. GoertzJohn and Marilyn GoeslingBarton GoftMelodye GoldNancy GoldbergSteven and Rhonda GoldbergBob GoldenRoyal and Kristine GoldfarbJeffrey Goldner and Alison ShawRon GoldsberryMiguel and Marilyn GomezLynn Gonzalez and Nancy CoylePaul GoodeKaren GoodnowGene GoodrichSuzanne GordonRalph GorinGerald and Patricia GoseDavid and Cora Goss-GrubbsHenry GotoEran and Ronit GourarieLinda M. GourlieKenneth and Sharon GrafhamChuck and Carol GrahamJohn and Jean GrahamJohn and Linda GrahamTheodore and Mabel GrahamThomas and Nancy GrangerSidney and Phyllis GravitzBeverly GrayBirdsall GrayMarilyn GrayRobert and Joan GreabyAnne Solaski GreenCharles and Pamela GreenDavid and Helen GreenDennis and Jennifer GreenIrene GreenBetty GreenawayKen and Betsey GreenbaumJames P.L. GreeneMichael Greene and Margaret MaroneyMark and Linda GreenlawSusan and Brad GreenwayConstance GreenwoodEric GreenwoodMarianne GregersenSally and Jerry GreggDella GregoryEdith GreimelJohn and Karen GreinerWilliam and Cathy GriffinWilliam and Marjorie Griffin

Carol GriffisMargaret GrimaldiKelly GriswoldJohn and Liz GroshellRamona GrossRichard and Cornelia GrossGary and Mary GrossblattSandy GrossmanLisa GroveRobert and Christine GrowRichard and Eunice GrubbGeri A. GrubbsGareth A. GrubeRobert and Joan GruberMing De Gu and Xue Zhen CaiJohn and Patricia GuarinoMatthew GubitosaBruce W. GuenzlerSusan GuidryDavid and Patricia GuinnSandra GuinnGary and Vicki GundersonMary Beth GunsonHeath and Adele GuptillArthur and Sharon GurtelRoy and Odette GustafsonBruce and Susan GutgesellNancy H. GuthrieStephen and Jean GuthrieGary and Mary Lue GutowBarbara HaasMichael J. HablewitzJudith HadleyDonna G. HadlockRussell and Diane HaehlCharles Hafenbrack and Linda HoytKevin HaferCheryl R. Hafer-LottJeanette HaftJudith M. HaganFred and Eleanor HagelRobert and Yvonne HagerLynn Hagerman and James HummerJane HagueVicki HaguePeggy M. HailSeith and Elizabeth HaimannArthur and Janet HainesBetty HainesKevin and Kimberly HaistingsDaniel and Yvonne HallDennis and J. HallDorothy HallEugene and Mary HallKaren HallPaul and Mildred HallChuck Hallas and Lori VaroshHeather HallmanMichael and Mary Kay HallmanJane Hallock and Harland PaigeThomas HalterErnest and Edith HamarMaury and Ann HamerlyKenneth and Peggy HamernikGladen R. HamiltonSteven and Ilene HamiltonJoseph and Ester HammRobert S. HammBradley and Laura HammondRonald and Barbara HammondMichael and Mary HancockShirley and Jack HandleyDonovan and Debra HandrichDouglas and Margaret HandyJean HankeDonald and Kris HanleyEllen HanlyScott and Megan HannahMartha W. HanscomDale and Harriet HansenNancy Savory HansenNorman HansenRay and Mary HansenRobert and Laurel HansenErik HansonKaren L. HansonPete and Amy HansonAmy HaraJohn HarcharikCarl and Ruth HarderDavid and Jaqueline HardinJohn and Wendy HardmanGraham and Neila HardwickKimberly and Morton HardwickKenneth Hardy and Wendy AwsumbKaren and Eugene HarfstNorris and Dorothy HaringJim Harja and Claudia BalducciDavid and Joanne HarkonenScott HarlanMichael Harlin and Judith Jenkins HarlinKent HaroldMelissa Harp and James NathmanPhyllis HarperJeff Harrang and Carol Whittier-HarrangBetty Jo HarringtonThomas and Elizabeth HarrisWendy HarrisYork and Alice HarrisHoward and Barbara HarrisonJohn and Susan Harrison

Scott and Darel HarrisonGeorge and Evelyn HarryPaul C. Hart and Faith RichieTom and Margaret HartleyPeter and Judith HartmaierAyleene G. HartmanMichael and Terese HartmannLaura HartsteinNancy HarveyLoy Harviston and Judith WestSusan HashisakiMichael HaslamRichard and Cynthia HasselbladWilliam and Linda HastingsKen and Cathi HatchJoetta and G. D. HatfieldArthur and Marilyn HathawaySamuel and Dale HauerPaul and Sharlene HaugeRobert HaugeRuth and Dean HaugenPaul and Mari HauglandAngela and Keith HauptJeff and Candy HavensJack and Debbie HawesKen and Winnie HawkesMary J. HawleyDavid and Dora HaworthMarian HayesMichael and Maren HayesWinslow Hayes and Rita Devine-HayesAllen and Carol HaynesPhillip and Darlene HaysWilliam and Constance HazardCal and Esther HazeletJeff HazeltineJennifer HealyAnne E. HeartsongWillie Mae HeathMichael and Christina HebertLawrence and Patricia HebnerTeresa HeckJohn HeckardBruce and Linda HeckenbergHenry and Beatrice HeckendornMagnus and Heather HedlundMatthew and Elizabeth HedlundJoanne HedouBeulah H. HeebinkRob HeesenCatherine and John HeffronCharles and Karen HeibergRoberta HeidenreichDennis Heidner and Amy Fuchs HeidnerGeorge and Margaret HeidornAnne and John HeilShirley HeimbignerMark and Chris HeinenMatthew and Beth HeinzRoss and Julie HeiseDale Heitlauf and Carrie MikkelborgDonald and Sandra HelgesonMary HelgesonWard and Elizabeth HelmsLori A. HelmyBrett and Melissa HelselJohn and Sylvia HelsperDan and Cynthia HemphillMary Ellen HemsingGerald and Ellen HendinCarla HendricksonElaine G. HendricksonLorayne HendricksonMarilyn HendryTimothy and Maryrose HenebryPaul and Barbara HeneghanGary HennGerald and Linda HennemanGerrit and Muriel HenryRobert and Judith HensenJames and Madonna HenwoodOttilie HenzeJames and Stephanie HerkelrathCharlotte R. HermanThomas HermannSteve and Janice HerschDebbie HerveyFred Herzberg and Jeanne LargeWilliam HerzbergJ.L. and Susan HessJenifer HessJulie HessFranklin and Jean HewittPauline HibbardMartha HickeyMelissa HicksSara HiemstraJoel and Nancy HighnessNora and Greg HightowerDoug and Gail HilderbrandMary and James HilkeJohn HillLynne M. HillRonald and Donna HillThomas and Mindy HillWayne and Deborah HillWayne HillGaynor HillsJames and Joan HinkleBernell and Lorraine HinrichsenAlfred and Sharon Hirsh

James and Carolyn HitterSang HoStuart HobbsC. Dean and Shirley M. HobsonWendy Girdlestone HockettWilliam and Julie HockettDavid and Valerie HodgeAnne L. HodgesDavid H. HodgesJohn HodgsonBlake and Jennifer HoeferVeronica HoegBill and Nancy HoffDavid and Susan HoffmanWilliam and Marcia HoganIan and Winifred HogbenSusan Y. HogbenWilhelmus and Carol HolJohn and Judith HolderCarolyn HoldorfKay HoldrenRobert and Kathryn HolertStephen and Lee-Ann HollandMichael and Ina HolleyRik Holley and Nanci Presley-HolleyDennis and Judy HolmMary Holm and Arthur BaldwinPhyllis HolmCherie HolmanDavid and Sue HoltKaren HoltKent and Nancy HolterMichael and Elizabeth HomTom HomJulie HooleBob and Barb HooverJohn and Ninoska HopeKathleen HopkinsLeon and Dorothy HopperBarbara HornJoan HornLinda HornRichard and Elizabeth HornPaul HornungJames and Joyce HortonRay and Darleen HortonValerie HorvathEugene and Marie HosRobert and Ethel HoseaSara HospadorSteve HotchkissGary and Ruth HoughHeidi HoughtonDana and Mary HoukalBetty HoutchensBurton Hovander and Patricia Op-penheimGary and Teresa HowardMargaret HowardBarbara HowellKeith and Pat HowellSimon HsuSusanne HubbachWilliam and Sheila HubbardDavid and Lisa HubbellMichael and Elizabeth HuberPaul and Leslie HubertRobert and Elizabeth HubertSuzanne and Daniel HubertyGerald and Susan HuckCarol HudsonStephen and Ann HudyMary HuenefeldSusan HuenefeldBetty HueyDoris I. HueyV. Parker HueyRobert and Carolyn HuffmanVance and Edith HuffmanBud and Joanne HufnagelJosephine HughBarbara HughesCorey HughesDavid and Catherine HughesJoann HughesNan and John HughesMark HulakJon and Patricia HulenDavid O. HullLamonica HummelJane and Randall HummerBarry HumphruyGregg and Cynthia HunstonCarollyne HuntRoss and Donna HuntBruce and Susan HunterDavid and Deborah HunterMichael and Sharon HunterRoss HunterDavid and Sheila HuntmanSteven and Carol HurleyMary HurnerElisa HustonFrank E. HustonRonald and Shirley HutchinsonJeffrey and Polly HutchisonJohn and Constance HutchisonAmy HutteballChris IngebrightysonClair and Margaret InghramW. L. and J.L. Ipsen

David and Mary IrishDavid Irons and Deborah Noble-IronsEd IrwinStephen and Kristine IsaacsonIsmet and Hatidza IsakovicRichard and June IshikawaDolly ItoKathleen IversonLogan and Jo Lyn IversonMarilyn IversonRichard JacklingJoan JacksonKeith and Carolyn JacksonLorene JacksonNancy E. JacobsRoss JacobsonBetty JaegerDerk Jager and Alison ShawEl JahnckeAnu JainCatherine M. JamesDavid JamesJolan T. JamesRonald A. JaniszewskiAndrea JankowskiRobin JansenToni JanusChristopher and Therese JardineJohn and Mildred JarolimekFred and Susan JarrettTimothy JarrettJohn and Mary JayJean M. JayneMark and Kathy JenkinsCarla JensenCelia and Steven JensenChristopher JensenDavid and Lisa JensenElizabeth and Thomas JensenKaren JensenKeith W. JephcottSusan E. JepsonAndrea JesseeTheodore and Margaret JessenDouglas JessupJames and Jane JewellJames and Cheryl JiambalvoJames and Beverly JobesTed and Dorothy JohnsKirk JohnsenBeth JohnsonBrian JohnsonCarl and Dorothy JohnsonCurtis JohnsonDavid and Elizabeth JohnsonDavid and Glenna JohnsonEloise JohnsonGail and Brent JohnsonGary Johnson and Kathleen RedmondGeorge and Veronica JohnsonGraham and Amanda JohnsonHelen JohnsonHoward and Judith JohnsonIvy Slatin JohnsonJames and Cynthia JohnsonJeanne JohnsonJeff and Michelle JohnsonJerome and Susannah JohnsonLarry and Donna JohnsonLyn and Sandra JohnsonMarcia JohnsonMark P. Johnson and Carol K. BengeMary JohnsonMaudine JohnsonMerrill JohnsonMike JohnsonRichard and Jeanne JohnsonSally T. JohnsonStephen JohnsonStuart and Cynthia JohnsonTimothy and Judith JohnsonTimothy and Pamela JohnsonJames JohnstonViola M. JohnstonWilliam and Elizabeth JohnstonCalvin and Terre JonesDennis and Darol JonesEarl and Brekka JonesJanet L. JonesJohn and Darlene JonesNancy and Robert JonesRandal JonesRichard and Aimee JonesRichard T. JonesSamuel and Debra JonesSheila JonesLouise JoostAdelaide L. JordanBret and Patty JordanNancy JordanNick and Trilby JordanJane JorgensenTim and Janet JorveSanjaya and Susan Baird JoshiTimothy and Cheryl JoslinDean and Shirley JowersHugh and Lois JuddStephan and Nina JueMalia JukkalaJeri JumpRobert L. Jungerhans

Matt and Joan JuppoE. Hank and Bettie JurgensenCheryl JurrusHal and June JuulPatrick Kafer and Alice BravermanSteven KahnEdward and Sarah KakaleyRobert and Janet KalinaNaser and Carolyn KamalStephen and M. Dianne KamnetzRobert and Sheila KamudaRay and Charlotte KanemoriRussel and Eva KappenmanKaren KarlovichJoe and Pam KarpTom Kasanders and Dianna WestJoan KastnerDean KatoFran KatoDavid and Judith KatriGerald KattKandi and William KaufmanLarisa Kaukonen and Derek RodriguesJohn KautzkyKirk and Sunny Sue KaynorCharles and Eugenie KaysnerArlene E. KazalaRoderic KeefeJohn and Mary KeeffeBruce and Theresa KeeverEve KeeverRobert and Lynn KeeverAdele KeithAudrey KelleyJerry and Vivian KelleyKahlin KelleySean and Leslie KelleyRussell and Leora KelloggBetty KellyJames and Michele KellyRoger and Gale KemisKristina KemmerAlan and Janice KenedyLarry and Marjorie KennardEllen KennewickJohn J. KennyBetty J. KentJim KersteinThomas and Patricia KestersonDavid KetterLuster and Anita KeyDoreen and David KeyesBehjat KhalighiSara KhamneianCharles KiferJ. Austin and Joy KimbroughJoseph E. KimmKristina KimmerTimothy and Glenda KimseyDawn KinaCharles F. KingJanice KingLes and Betty KingCindy KinserMichael KippesDebbie KirbyDebbie KirchhauserJones KirkJoan Francine KirkbrideAl and Rebecca KirsininkasKim M. KisslerMary KitsonElaine KittlerLance KliewerDonald and Janice KlineRichard A. Klobucher and Carol Ganz-KlobucherStarr and Leon KlubeDanielle KnappKenneth and LeeAnne KnechtelMarshall and Andrea KneelandMilton and Anna KnightSally J. KnodellAaron KnopfDonald and Barbara KnopfGordon and Susan KnowlesPhilip and Sharon KnowlesDeone R. KnudsenGordon and Mary KnudtsenWilliam and Ina KnutsenWarren and Donna KobelinDolores KogerAlbert and Victoria KolbeGerald and Margery KollStuart Kolodner and Deborah SimondsNancy and Frans KoningBruce and Helen KoppeMargie KornRobert KornfeldDelmore and Judy KorteBarbara J. KovacichLeslie KralicekDonald Krebs and Shanae EllsworthJeff and Gayle KreekDave KretsingerJames and Santa KriebleE.K. and Marsha KringlenHenry and Jo Ann KroegerDick and Phyllis KruegerRobin KruegerPaul and Pam Krug

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Becky KruseJack and Eleanor KrystadRobert and Carolyn KubiskyCase and Ann KuehnRichard Kuhn and Kay TarapolsiSuzanne KuhnsCharles and Joyce KulinaKenneth and Leslie KullbergTheodore and Pamela KummertHarold and Alice KurleBruce KyleGene and Mary Ellen LacySherry LaddCarole LafondCassandra LaiLisa D. LaineWilliam and Esther LamarcheRichard and Lois LambDaryl and Kathy LambertWilliam and Carole LambertonJean LamontCraig and Phyllis LampToni LampiDennis and Mary LampsonRichard Lander and Annie Richardson-LanderAlan and Mary LandmannJames and Laurie LandowskiDenton R. LandrethMichael and Patricia LandyDonald and Vivian LanePeter LangMichael and Amanda LangowskiMaria L. LarisJulie and Rodolfo LarraldeLeland and Ella LarrickAnn LarsenDavid and Erika LarsenLes and Inge LarsenJohn and Cynthia LarsonMelvin and Emilia LarsonElizabeth LarssonBarry and Susan LatterDenny Lau and Wendy LuJim LauingerDoug Laundry and Eva FeketeRichard and Elaine LaursenKevin LavertyDana and Shannon LawMary LawCynthia LawrenceMark and Sandra LawrenceChris and Kathy LawsonMarc and Helen LawsonCheryl and Patrick LaymanMichael and Carol LazaraRobert and Susan LazearBarry and Shannon LeahyJerry and Ann LeamerMark and Janice LeanderFrederick and Helene LearyJames and Diana LeavittRoy Leban and Emily DietrichBeth LeBlancBertrand LeeBobette LeeDean and Ann LeeFranklin LeestmaBradley and Susan LehrerAllan LeiderVicki LeimbackKatherine LelandWalter T. LelandWalt and Helene LelinskiK. LeMasterKirt and Wendy LenardLaura A. LennonConway and Janet LeovySteven and Karen LepereSteve and Lori LerianEdward Lesnick and Leslie HoganCindy LetherAlison LetteRobert B. LevinDiane LevyElizabeth LewHarold and Lynne LewGeorge and Roberta LewandowskiBruce Lewis and Vicky Stevens-LewisCarole LewisDaniel J. LewisDuane and Susan LewisLinda LewisMyron and Marlene LewisRonald and Constance LewisMargaret H. LiGeorge and LiapisJohn and Julie LienhardDenis Liftin and Marc A. PatnodeGarth and Laureen LiljegrenDoris LimBarbara LindbomEric and Julie LindeBen LindekugelLarry and Carlene LindholmJerry Lindquist and Marianne Fuda-LindquistJeremy and Madeline LindsayThomas LinquistLarry and Wilma LipeKurt and Suzanne Lippmann

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HOPELINK CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Nonprofit Org.U.S. PostagePAIDSeattle, WAPermit No. 2389

Literacy Volunteer OrientationFirst Wednesday of each month, 7:00 p.m.

Those who are interested in learning more about

becoming a literacy volunteer are encouraged

to join us for our monthly volunteer orientation.

Hopelink’s Adult Education Center, 15015 Main St.,

Suite 206, Bellevue. Contact Jonnett Odom with

any questions 425.869.6066 or jonnetto@hope-

link.org

Free Tax Preparation Servicesthrough April 1, Wednesdays 1:00-5:00 p.m.

(English & Russian) and Thursdays 4:00-8:00 p.m.

(English & Spanish)

Working families and individuals can receive larger

refunds with the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC).

Free help and electronic filing for faster refunds

are available from trained multilingual volunteers

at community tax preparation sites. Avoid paying

high and unnecessary fees or taking “rapid refund

loans” from commercial tax preparers. For more

information call 800.755.5317 or go to www.unit-

edwayofkingcounty.org/eitc. Classes will be held

at Hopelink, 14812 Main Street, Bellevue.

Managing Your CreditFebruary 22, 6:00-7:30 p.m.

Learn how to use credit wisely, the importance

of having good credit, strategies for reducing

debt, how to read a credit report and how to

correct inaccurate information on a credit report.

Hopelink, 14812 Main Street, Bellevue. Register

by calling Jessica at 425.943.7577. Free child care

available with reservation.

Introduction to Home OwnershipMarch 1, 6:00-7:30 p.m.

Learn how to purchase your first home, what’s

involved in applying for a mortgage, how lenders

look at mortgage loan applications and what

special loan programs are available. Hopelink,

14812 Main Street, Bellevue. Register by calling

Jessica at 425.943.7577. Free child care available

with reservation.

Literacy UniversityMarch 5, 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

This day of practical workshops and sharing is

open to Hopelink Eastside Literacy volunteers.

Participants will choose from a variety of work-

shops selected by volunteer survey last fall

– including sessions on Lesson Planning, Using

Interactive Games and Activities, Pronunciation,

Teaching Multi-Level ESL, Writing, and Math.

Sessions will feature guest and staff presenters.

Redmond Senior Center, 8703 160th Ave NE, Red-

mond. RSVP by 02.25 to 425.643.1912.

Taxes and InsuranceMarch 8, 6:00-7:30 p.m.

Learn about how to find the best home and auto

insurance rates, your rights as a taxpayer and

eligibility for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC.)

Hopelink, 14812 Main Street, Bellevue. Register

by calling Jessica at 425.943.7577. Free child care

available with reservation.

Homebuyers Certification ClassMarch 17 & March 22, 6-8:30 p.m.

Students will learn about steps to ownership,

credit issues, price negotiation, home inspection

and loan closing. Hopelink, 14812 Main Street,

Bellevue. Register by calling Jessica at 425.943.7577.

Free child care available with reservation.

Faith, Hope and Action: Conver-sations for ChangeApril 27, 8:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.

Members of the faith-based community are

invited to join the discussion of Hopelink’s Faith,

Hope and Action series taking place at the Mey-

denbauer Center in Bellevue. There is no charge

for admission; breakfast and lunch are provided.

RSVP by 04.20 to 425.869.6029 or leem@hope-

link.org

Remlinger Farms Grand OpeningMay 7 and 8, 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.

A portion of proceeds ($2 for each Fun Park

admission) from the season-opening of this family

owned farm for fresh produce benefit Hopelink.

The Farm also offers a restaurant and interactive

entertainment for families. The farm is located

in Carnation; for information and directions call

425.333.4135.

Hopelink Volunteer Appreciation EventMay 11, 7:00 p.m. and May 13, 10:00 a.m.

Hopelink is privileged to have nearly 1,500 dedi-

cated volunteers serving throughout the agency

each year. They will be recognized for their hard

work and generosity at these Annual Volun-

teer Recognition events. For more information

please contact Jonnett Odom at 425.869.6066 or

jonnetto@hope-link.org.

Helping People. Changing Lives.