Seattle GoodwillReport to the community

2009 – 2010

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How can the everyday things in your home—like toy

cars, jackets and coff ee pots—change people’s lives?

That’s the power of donati ng to Goodwill—we trans-

form the items you donate into tangible support for job

training and educati on. Coupled with your generous

fi nancial support, we’re helping people who are strug-

gling to get by in this diffi cult economy gain skills, fi nd

jobs and put their lives back on track. In this report,

we’ll show how people like you kept Goodwill’s

caring community enterprise moving forward over

the past year.

Just turn the page to fi nd out more…

Sincerely,

Ken CollingGoodwill President & CEOYour Ambassador of Goodwill

Lives on Track

Our Mission: Goodwill provides quality, eff ecti ve employment training and basic educati on to individuals experiencing signifi cant barriers to economic opportunity. Because jobs change lives.

Your Contributions

With deepest appreciation we recognize:

You, and so many others in the community, are the foundation of Goodwill’s ability to help others. Every day, thousands of people load up their cars with possessions and head to a Goodwill Donation Center. Many others generously donate money or volunteer their time. Whatever your contribution, you help Goodwill keep thousands of lives on track.

780 people who volunteered nearly 58,000 hours of their time.

2,850 individuals, businesses and foundations who contributed nearly $820,000 to advance our mission.

Everyone in the community who visited one of Goodwill’s 26 Donation Centers 1,873,277 times last year. You donated 74,413,172 pounds of goods!

Your PurchasesHow do we use your donations? We sell them in our 20 retail thrift stores to raise critical funds—more than $9.7 million in 2009-2010!—for our job training and education programs. It’s an eco-friendly way to help the most vulnerable people in our community while giving shoppers great-quality items at prices they can afford.

Our shoppers bought an astounding 20,281,044 items in our stores last

year, providing jobs for over 1,400 people. Thank you for your support!

Your ImpactWorking together to improve our communityYour support is helping Goodwill make a difference in the lives of thousands of people in our com-munity. By providing employment training, English and computer classes, job placement assistance, life skills training and other services, free of charge, we’re helping those in need get and keep good jobs and get on track to more successful lives.

After finishing a Goodwill program, our students increased their annual

income by an average of $13,439.

3,812 people received job training and other services at our nine centers last year.

348 people found jobs with nearly 250 different companies.

93 students built on their Goodwill education by enrolling in

community or technical colleges.

One Life on TrackLieza embarked on a new life when she left the Philippines for the United States several years ago.

One of her aunts, a former Goodwill employee and program graduate, suggested Lieza take classes at Goodwill, so she did, graduating from our 10-week Retail and Customer Service Training Program in December of 2009.

Lieza landed a job as a cashier in the food court of a supermarket and was promoted to Lead Cashier. Lieza was able to buy a car to help with transporta-tion, and her parents recently emigrated here as well. She is making plans to attend community college next year.

“Lieza was very eager to learn and had a clear vision of how

she saw her new life.”Jacqueline Armstrong,

Goodwill’s Senior Employment Specialist

NOTE: Increase in net assets is used to build reserves for future growth, replace buildings, repay debt and fund capital purchases necessary to fulfill our mission.

Funding generated for Program ServicesJune 28, 2009 - June 26, 2010

Support from the CommunitySale of goodsExpenses related to collection, processing and sale of goods Net Proceeds from Retail Operations

Financial contributions from individuals, corporations and grants Other income (including investments, interest and dividends) Funds Available

How Goodwill Used the Community’s SupportJob Training and Education Programs and Services Management and general expenses Fundraising expenses

Total

Increase in Net Assets

$62,620,940

(52,876,591)9,744,349

816,465

440,982$11,001,795

4,531,3061,168,384

689,759

$6,389,449

$4,612,347

All of Goodwill’s programs and services are provided free of charge to our students. They are supported by our generous community through donated goods sold in our thrift stores, grants from corporations and foundations and financial gifts from individuals.

We do incur operational expenses with the collection, processing, distribution and sale of donated goods and continue to work hard to minimize those costs.

Please contact Goodwill at 1 (877) GIVE4GOOD with any questions about this financial statement.

Thank you to our generous Goodwill donors! We sincerely appreciate the many individuals, families, businesses, foundations, trusts and people who have remembered us in their wills for their generous contributions between June 28, 2009, and June 26, 2010. Your support is vitally important to Goodwill as we work hand in hand with our community and our clients to change lives through jobs.

Corporations, Foundations, Trusts, Non-Profit & Government Agencies

Bank of America Foundation

Buffalo Export, LLC

Cascade Commercial Properties, LLC

CBS Radio

Centimark

Davis Wright Tremaine LLP

Everett Community Foundation

First Place School

Foushée and Associates, Inc.

GoMobile-Beyond Traditional

Hagen, Kurth, Perman & Co., P.S.

Horizons Foundation

ICA VDAC

J. Donley Associates

Lenore M. Hanauer Foundation

Local Independent Charities

LRCA Peterson Family Foundation

Lucky Seven Foundation

Marketfish, Inc.

Martin Smith, Inc.

Microsoft Corp.

MissionFish

Moss Adams LLP

Norcliffe Foundation

Nordstrom, Inc.

Nucor Steel Seattle, Inc.

OneFamily Foundation

Pacific Investment Company

PEMCO Insurance Company

Pepsi Bottling Group

PKJB Architecture + Engineering

Safeco Insurance Foundation

Safeway, Inc.

Seattle Storm

Stanton & Everybody

Tabor 100

Taproot Foundation

The Art Institute of Seattle

The Boeing Company Charitable Trust

The Foster Foundation

The Seattle Foundation

TJX Foundation

The U.S. Bancorp

Foundation

Wells Fargo

West Coast Printing, Inc.

Willis of Seattle, Inc.

Individuals $300 and Up

Ronald & Lina Adrianse

Cathy & Roger Allen

Chap & Eve Alvord

June Anderson

Steve & Laura Salle Antush

Jean Austin

Harriet & Jon Bakken

Ronald Ballard

Bob & Lolly Baugh

Larry & Sherry Benaroya

Virginia Bereiter

Christine Bloch

Herb Bridge

Myron Brooks

Tony & Mary Pat Cheng

Louise Chernin

Ken & Jeannie Colling

Alan Cornell

Muriel Crawford

Donald King & Carole

Crowder-King

Daniel da Silva

Michelle & Mark Dean

Lisa Decker

Reah DePriest

Suzanne Ebling

John & Kathryn Evans

Brian & Trish Evison

Cindi Forslund

Markee & Veronica Foster

Gregory Gerhard

Cathy Gibson

Theodore & Sandra Greenlee

Judy Gregory

Gina & Larry Hall

John Hayduk

Barbara Hyland-Hill & David Hill

Barbara Himmelman

Angela Hunter

Alex Jacklin

Alex & Janine Jijina

Larry & Lani Johnson

Michael Killeen

Candy J. Lee & Rocke Koreis

Donald Larsen

Wayne & Teresa Lau

Lori Laubach

Mary Kay Lewis

Davy L. Lilly

Donald MacLaren

Roy & Darlene Marti n

Franca Marti n

James Mathers

Catherine & Barry McConnell

Mark & Debra Miller

Donna Miller-Parker

Scott Missall

Cleo Molina

Shirley Morgan

Brenda & Randy Morris

Kaye Ostgard

Richard & Jan Pahre

Helen Petersen

George Harrison & Charlott e Pier

Rao Remala

Lucinda Reuter

Thomas Reveley

Lauriann Reynolds

William Roberds

Shellie & Ali Sadr

Samuel Savidge

Christopher Schmidt

David Scott

James Seeley

Ron & Barb Sim

Paul & Susan Skoglund

Joy & Bruce Smith

Mickey & Patti e Smith

Beverly Smith

Broderick Smith

Thomas Snyder

Patricia Spence

Elaine & Mark Sti llwell

Edwin Stoll

Gillian Teichert

Barbara Thomson

Diane & Howard Tinsley

Louise Tolle

Mary Tott en

Michael Jurich & Rolando Valdepenas

Jerry & Sandra Walker

Dennis & Bethanne Weibling

Elaine Wilk

Richard Wright

Roger & Barbara Young

John Zunick

Tribute Gift sThe following gift s were given to honor the memory of a loved one or to commemorate a signifi cant achievement or personal milestone:

In Honor of: McKayla McCloskey Jay Alan & Deena McCloskey

In Memory of: Stanley Kasperson Bob & Lolly Baugh

In Memory of: Walter Daggatt Bob & Lolly Baugh

In Memory of: Bob Tate Bob & Lolly Baugh

In Memory of:

Vivian Helsell Bob & Lolly Baugh

In Memory of: Joan Komen Bob & Lolly Baugh

In Memory of:Jill Jones Joan Easton

In Memory of: Jackie LaBossiereSuzanne & Steve Ebling

In Honor of:Iraqi War Veterans Rich Grady & Laura Hart

In Memory of: Jill Jones Mike & Shannon Jones

In Honor of: Jan HollingsworthKathryn Kovarik

In Honor of: Leah Lopez Angela Lam

In Honor of: Ken & Jeannie Colling Ann & James Langenfeld

In Honor of: John & Lois Maxwell H. A. Lebel Edmons

In Honor of: Dr. Jerry Tolliver Jim & Win Lindsay

In Honor of: Ms. Marino N. deSeilligny George Lundin

In Honor of: Connor Forrest Laura Millikan

In Honor of: Michael Miyauchi Richard & Kathryn Miyauchi

In Honor of:

The Cordova Families Tony & Bev Rael

In Memory of: Jim Robinson Scott & Sylvia Robinson

In Memory of: David Roodhouse Jim & Ginny Roodhouse

In Honor of: Jody Anderson Cheri & James Rudolph

In Honor of: Dave Rutan Family Dale Rutan

In Honor of: Tommy Smith Ryan Smith & Jeni Smith

In Memory of: John Spence Patricia Spence

In Honor of: Max, Reed, Meggie & Lauren Elaine & Mark Sti llwell

Every eff ort has been made to accurately name donors recognized in this list. If we have misspelled your name, please accept our apologies and contact our Development Department at (206) 860-5705 so that we may correct our records.

Goodwill thanks you for your support. Because jobs change lives.

Seattle Goodwill Board of DirectorsAS OF NOVEMBER 2010

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

DIRECTORS

Michael Killeen, ChairDavis Wright Tremaine LLP

Wayne Lau, Vice Chair

Amelia Ransom Letcher, Secretary Nordstrom

Richard Pahre, Treasurer Moss Adams LLP (Reti red)

John Hayduk, Immediate Past ChairJTM Constructi on

Alan CornellNitze-Stagen & Co., Inc.

Catherine GibsonEvolve Partner Group

Scott MissallShort Cressman & Burgess PLLC

Cleo MolinaThe Reid Group

Ken Colling, President & CEOSeatt le Goodwill

Daniel da SilvaBoeing Commercial Airplanes

Reah DePriestCommunity Volunteer

Markee A. FosterMicrosoft Corporati on

Robert Jeff reyJeff rey Investments LLC

Lauriann ReynoldsPEMCO Insurance

Shellie SadrBank of America

David Scott Marketf ish, Inc.

Broderick SmithUrban Visions

Jill Wakefi eldSeatt le Community Colleges

Jerry R. WalkerIntermec Technologies Corporati on

Scott F. WilsonSwift sure Capital

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