2010 Annual Report

Sabathani Community Center

We feel good about the positive outcomes that we see in the community we serve:

• familiesgettingpropernutritionandadequateclothing;

• peoplelearningtogrowtheirownfruitsandvegetablesandlearningthevalueoflocallygrownproduce;

• greatereconomicstatusbecauseoffinancialassistanceandincometaxrefunds;

• decreasinghealthdisparitiesduetofreecommunity-basedhealthandwellnessprograms;

• childrenandteensachievingschoolsuccessandbecominghighachieversintheircareerfields;

• increasedself-esteemamongallprogramparticipants;

• supportandrespectforeldersinthecommunity;

• beingaresourcebacktothecommunitythroughservice;

• keepingsenioradultsindependent,informed,active,engagedandhealthy;

• stablelives.

Sabathani is proud to present the 2010 Annual Report to our many supporters and friends who

help to keep us a vital resource in the community. Each and every one of you deserves our sincerest

thank you for making a difference in the lives of nearly 27,000 people who look to Sabathani for food,

clothing and a myriad of programs that strengthen their lives. We are truly grateful for your loyalty

and continued confidence.

Because of you, Sabathani continues to be a strong community organization where:

• peopleflocktodailyforfreshmeats,fruitsandvegetablesandhealthypackagedfoods;

• familiesenrolltheirschool-agekidsinourHorizonsYouthProgramforafter-schoolsupportinacademicsandyouthleadershipopportunities;

• seniorsreceiveregularon-sitemedicalcare,fitnessactivitiesandsocialengagement;

• theentirefamilycanreceivehealthandwellnessservicesfromcaringindividualswhoarereadytoworkwitheveryoneinthecommunity;

• politicalleadersandpublicandprivateorganizationsholdmeetingsaboutimportantcommunitymatters.

Togetherwithourtenantpartners,Sabathaniisapowerhouseofresourcesservingeventhousandsmorethroughchildcare,mentalhealthcare,adulteducation,workforcedevelopmentandvariousspecialtyservices.

Ouroverallgoalistohelppeopletacklebarriersintheirlivesandbecomeself-sufficient.

• Anewpubliccomputerlabthankstobeingoneof11communityprogramsintheUniversityofMinnesota’scommunitybroadbandaccessproject.Asapartner,wehave15newcomputersloadedwiththelatestsoftware.Wealsoreceivetechnical

assistanceandfreetrainingclassesofferedtoourprogramparticipantsbytheUofM.Thankstothisinitiative,weareabletolessenthedigitaldivideinourcommunitybyofferingcomputeraccesstothosewithoutahomecomputer.

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A highlight that is truly worth celebrating.

SabathaniprimarilyservestheCentralandBryantneighborhoods.MostofthefamiliesservedbySabathanihaveamedianfamilyincomeof$30,000ayearandareAfricanAmericanwithLatinosataclosesecond.Issuesaffectingourcommunityincludeunemployment/underemployment,hunger,housing,education,languageandcrimeandviolence.

Thedemandforfood,clothingandhouseholditemsishigh.Morethan90percentofthefamiliesweservecomeforbasicneedsservices.Trendsweseearethatfamiliesareingreaterneedoffood,pastparticipantsarereturningforserviceduetopooreconomicconditionsandhardtimesaredrawinganewcropofnon-traditionalparticipantstoSabathani–thosewhohaveneverbeforeusedsocialservices.

Thesegmentofourcommunity’spopulationneedingfoodisgrowing.

Fiftypercentofourfoodshelfusersarechildren,and20percentareseniors.

Sabathani’slong-standingpolicyhasbeentonotdenyservicetoanyone.Theneedforfundingisever-presentbecausesomanypeoplerelyonSabathani’sservicesdaily,andthenumbersofpeopleweareservingaresteadilyincreasing.

Overtheyears,SabathanihasbecomeasettlementhouseforthemanyimmigrantfamiliesmigratingtotheTwinCitiesviaSouthMinneapolis.Inthelate1970s,theareaattractedalargenumberofSoutheastAsianfamilies.Bythemid-1990s,Latinofamiliesbeganmigratingtothiscommunity.SabathaniwascreatedtoserveAfricanAmericanfamiliesatatimewhentheirneedswerenotbeingmet.SabathaniremainscommittedtoaddressingthedisparitiesfacingAfricanAmericans,butweareevolvingtomeettheneedsofadiversemulti-culturalcommunity.

SabathanihasoccupiedtheformerBryantJuniorHighSchoolbuildingsince1979.Thevisionthenandtodayistohaveabuildingcommunityofcombinedservicesthatwouldserveabroadrangeofcommunityneeds.PeoplecometoSabathaniforamyriadofprograms,culturalenrichment,communityinformationandsocialengagement.

Collaborationishowwedeliverourmission.Sabathanileasesofficespacetoothernonprofitsandencouragesentrepreneurshipbyallocatingsometenantspaceforsmallbusinessessuchashairsalons,foodserviceoperatorsandagiftandclothingshop.Sabathaniconsidersitstenantstobecollaborativepartnersprovidingaddedvaluetothebuildingcommunity.

The Building Community

• Buildingoccupancywasnearly80percentbyyear-end,andasaresult,buildingoperationsisshowingasurplus.

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The Building Community highlight that is truly worth celebrating.

Clients Served 26,583

Gender Females 53% Males 47%

Clients Served by Age GroupPreschool to Kindergarten 0 to 5 16%School-age 6 to 17 27%Young Adults 18 to 22 9%Adults 23 to 54 42%Senior Adults 55+ 6%

47%

42% 27%

9%

16%6%

53%36% 39%

9%

3%

1%

6%

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89%

10%

1%

Race/EthnicityAfrican 6%African American 39%American Indian 6%Asian/SE Asian/Pacific Islander 3%Caucasian 9%Hispanic/Latino 36%Multiracial 1%

Below Poverty 89%Between 100 to 200% of Poverty 10%Above 200% of Poverty 1%

Mission Toprovidepeopleofallagesandcultureswithessentialresourcesthatinspirethemtoimprovetheirlivesandbuildathrivingcommunity.

VisionTobeavibrantleaderwithstrongpartnershipsinacommunitywherepeopleofallagesandculturesareabletolive,learn,workandplayinahealthyandsafeenvironment.

Our new mission, vision and core values

Sabathanineedsnewstrategiesoverthenextseveralyearstodriveitsprogramsandservices.Infocusgroupsandkeystakeholdermeetings,recommendationsweremadetoSabathanitohelpshapegoalsandpriorities.Fromtheseinformationsessions,Sabathanihasidentifiedfourstrategicoutcomes.

1 Sabathanirealizesthatstrongsourcesofcontributedsupportandadequatecapacityisnecessaryforourfuture.

Strategic Outcome No. 1Revitalize and strengthen Sabathani’s fund raising and organizational capacity by improving internal systems, communication and accountability of Sabathani board and staff.

2 Sabathaniwantstocontinuetomaintainaphysicalbuildinginwhichtoservethecommunity.Thisstrategywillhelpusdecidewhatourbuildingandgroundsshouldlooklikeinyearstocome.

Strategic Outcome No. 2Maintain and improve the building structure and property owned by Sabathani.

3 Wewanttokeepcoreprogramsstronganddevelopnewprogramstomeetcommunityneeds.

Strategic Outcome No. 3Improve and strengthen core programs and develop new programming.

4 Sabathaniunderstandsthevalueofpartnershipandcollaboration.Manynewallianceswillbecreatedoverthenextfewyears.

Strategic Outcome No. 4Maintain and improve existing relation-ships and establish new relationships with community organizations, busi-nesses, tenant partners, volunteers and community members.

Four Strategic Outcomes to drive the mission of Sabathani.

Core Values

Advocacy Wechampionandadvancethebestinterestsofcommunityresidents.

Civic Engagement Weencourageandsupportindividualandcollectiveactionstoidentifyandaddressissuesofpublicconcern.

Collaboration Weengageininnovativepartnershipsthatpromotecommunitygrowth.

Diversity Wevalueallindividuals,culturesandcommunities.

Empowerment Weprovideprogramsandservicesthatbuilduponpeople’sassetsandpromoteself-sufficiency.

Inclusive WewelcomeeveryonetoSabathaniCommunityCenter.

Leadership Wearededicatedtoexcellence,continuousimprovementandaccountabilityinallthatwedo.

Stewardship Wedeployourresourcesefficiently,effectivelyandethically.

Strong Programs Wepartnerwithotherstodeliverprogramsthatfulfillourmissionandvision.

Trustworthiness Weconductourselveswithintegrityandexpectthesamefromothers.

Sabathanilaunchedanextensivesearchin2010foranewexecutivedirector.Byyear-end,theeffortconcludedwiththeselectionofClydeTurner,whobeganhisassignmentin2011.HewillleadwithShanaZaiserasboardchair.

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ClydeTurnerExecutiveDirector

ShanaZaiserBoardChair

First Access Health CenterTheFirstAccessHealthCenterisanintegratedhealthandwellness

programthatprovidescommunity-basedaccesstomedicalanddentalservicesandteachespeopleabouthealthylifestylesthroughdiet,exerciseandhealthychoices.

TheCenterfeaturesapediatricmedicalanddentalclinicwithwalk-inhoursavailable.PeoplecanalsoenrollinexerciseclassessuchasZumba,Kettlebells,YogaandKickboxing.Duringthespringandsummermonths,gardenerscanpurchaseaplotinSabathani’scommunitygardenandenjoygrowingtheirownfruitsandvegetableswhilelearningthevalueofcreatingfreshfoodsources.TheoverallgoaloftheCenteristoreducethehealthdisparitiesthatdisproportionatelyaffectpeopleofcolorinSouthMinneapolis.

First Access isalsoaculturallycompetentprogram.SpecialattentionhasbeengiventocreatingawelcomingatmosphereforLatinoprogramparticipants.Sabathanihasalsoestablishedcross-culturalrelationshipswithseveralprogramsinthebuildingtoaddressfurtherneeds.

Services•PediatricMedicalClinic •FluShots•LowCostPediatricDental •HealthEducation•ExerciseClasses •TeenHealth•CommunityGarden •FarmersMarket•DiabetesPreventionClasses •ResourceMaterials•Back-to-SchoolImmunizations

Individuals receiving ongoing primary medical care or referrals 202

Individuals receiving ongoing dental care or referrals 443

Individuals receiving mental health services or referrals 185

Individuals receiving assistance with child care, communication, physical barriers and support in accessing referrals

710

Cultural and Linguistically appropriate services (CLAS) standards used 100%

Community-based Health and Wellness

Program OutcomeDecreasinghealthdisparitiesamongcommunitiesofcolorin

SouthMinneapolis

People Served: 759

TheFirstAccesspatientishappytoshowthatshewillbeprotectedagainstseasonalinfluenza.

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LadiesinFirstAccessZumbaclassperformatanoutdoorspecialevent.

First Access highlight that is truly worth celebrating.

• TheeducationalcomponentofourFirstAccessHealthCenter,whichincludedaweightlossandnutritionclassalongwithregularexerciseclasses,helpedprogramparticipantscollectivelylosemorethan260lbs.

StudentsintheMinnesotaInternshipCenterareexcitedaboutshowinganewgardeningproject.TheCenterisatenantpartnerinSabathani’sbuilding.

Senior Center TheSeniorCenterisdevotedtohelpingsenioradultsmaintain

independence.TheCenterprovideson-siteculturallycompetenthealthclinicsincludingweeklybloodpressurechecks,adiabetesmanagementprogramcalledClubSugar,exerciseclassesandmore.Sabathani’sSeniorCenteroffersprogrammingbeyondtraditionalservicesfoundinmanyseniorcenters.

Services• WeeklyNurseClinic• ExerciseClasses• MonthlyCoffeeTalks• PoliticalEngagement• PodiatryClinic• FluShots• RedHats• SocialEngagement• CeramicsandQuilting• Transportation• SabathaniAARPChapter• EstatePlanningandWills• ClubSugar(DiabetesManagement)

Individuals who improved health and physical fitness 96%

Individuals who have regular community engagement 93%

Individuals who reduced isolation and loneliness 100%

Keeping Senior Adults Independent, Active, Informed and Engaged

Program OutcomeHealthy,EngagedandInformedSeniorAdults

People Served: 417

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Club SugarDuetotheprevalenceofdiabetes

intheAfricanAmericancommunity,ClubSugarwasinitiatedin2009asapartnershipbetweentheSabathaniSeniorCenterandtheUniversityofMinnesota’sMedicalSchool.TheClubisfacilitatedbyUofMmedicalstudents.ClubSugarnowhasmorethan80members.About40diabeticandpre-diabeticparticipantsandtheirfamilymembersmeetmonthlytodiscussconcernsrelatedtodiabetesmanagement.

Eachmonthamedicalstudentgivesapresentationonarelevantsubjectandleadsaninteractivediscussionontopicssuchasdietandexercise,thecorrelationbetweenhighsugarlevelsandeyesight,circulation,andperipheralarterialdisease.Aftereachsession,ahealthylunchisserved.Clubmembersalsohavetheoptionofparticipatinginaminiexerciseclassandhavingtheirglucoselevelchecked.

“ClubSugarhasbeenhighlysuccessfulbecauseitisparticipantinitiatedandprovidesagreatlearningexperienceforthemedicalstudents,”explainsGeorgiaMarinkov-Omorean,SeniorCenterProgramManager.

“IhavefoundtheClubtobeveryhelpfulandinformative,”saidColeridgeHendon,whois91yearsoldanddiabetic.“Itteachesyouhowtolive.Ithinkit’snice.”

Seeingthemodel’ssuccess,theUniversityisconsideringstartingaClubSugaratUniversity-FairviewHospitalandperhapsothersites.

ASeniorCenterparticipantgetsavisionscreeningaspartofClubSugar’sdiabetespreventionandawarenessefforts.

Senior Center highlight truly worth celebrating.

• TheSeniorCenterlaunchedmulti-generationalprogrammingwiththeHorizonsYouthProgramandaneighborhoodtheatregroup,Diversity Alive!.Twenty-fiveseniorsand17youthsparticipatedintheproductioncalledIt’s a Dance Thing.Itwasanentertaininglookatthegenerationalgapbetweenyoungpeopleandseniorsatafamilyreunion.Theperformancetookplaceinourauditoriumandwasattendedby300communitymembersincludingstaffandboardmembers.TheSeniorCenterandHorizonsYouthProgramhavemorecreativeprojectsplannedinthepipeline.

Horizons Youth ProgramHorizonsYouthprovidesafter-schoolandsummerlearningforchildren

fiveto13yearsold.Horizonsprovidesreading,writing,math,computerskills,artsandcraftsandsocialdevelopment.

Horizonsprimarilyservesfamiliesinthecommunitywhowanttheirkidstodevelopacademicskillsandcompetenciesinasafe,qualityout-of-schooltimeprogram.Thefocusisonbuildingtrustrelationshipsbetweenprogramparticipantsandthestaffandvolunteers,behaviormodificationandencouragingapositiveattitudeaboutschool.

Turningaroundnegativebehaviorsandpoorattitudetowardschoolisproventobeakeycomponentinlearningandearningbettergrades.Theuseofpeerleadersprovidesbuilt-inopportunitiesforleadership.Learningsocialskillssuchasdecision-makingiseffectiveinachievingpositivebehaviorsinprogramandinschool.

Services• PreandPostTesting• ArtsandCrafts• CareerExploration• GirlScouts• SocialSkillsandDecision-Making• SupplementalEducationServices• Strengtheninginreading,math,writingandcomputerskills

Participants who improved or maintained a positive attitude toward school learning 100%

Participants who improved or maintained positive behaviors and social skills in program 98%

Participants demonstrating mastery in core subjects 90%

Participants who improved or maintained acceptable school attendance 98%

Participants who improved or maintained average or better letter grades 90%

Academic Enrichment for Youth

Program OutcomeKidsachievingschoolsuccessandgainingleadershipskills

Students Served: 122

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JoeyandStaceyDurenaresiblingswhoattendedSabathani’sLifeSkillsChildCareandHorizonsYouthprograms.Theseprogramshaveprovidedafirmfoundationfortheireducationalachievementandfutureemploymentsuccess.

“Havingmychildreninalearningenvironmentwheretheyweresafeandwellcaredformadeitpossibleformetoworkandattendschoolwhentheyweresmall,”theirmotherSharonTurnersays.“Stacey was already speaking Spanish and logging onto the computer at age 2-1/2. I remember the first word she learned to type was the password, ‘future.’ ”

TurnercreditsSabathani’syouthprogramsasthelaunchingpadfortheirloveoflearningandacademicsuccess.StaceyisnowajunioratWashburnHighSchoolinMinneapoliswithplansofattendingtheUniversityofMinnesotatomajorinbiology.Hergoalistobecomeaveterinarian.JoeygraduatedfromSouthHighSchoolin2008,andattendedCHPInternational,Inc.-JobCorps,oneofSabathani’stenantorganizations.HeisnowattendingMinneapolisCommunityandTechnicalCollege,whereheisstudyinggraphicwebdesignandinteractivemedia.Hiscareeraspirationistobecomeagraphicdesignerintherecordingandmediaarts.

JoeyandStaceydevelopedaninterestandpassionforgardeningandagriculturewhileparticipatinginaHorizonsYouthgardeningproject.TheirloveforhorticulturehastransitionedintoemploymentandparticipationwiththeUofM’sLandscapeArboretumprogram,wheretheyhavebothbeenemployedsincetheywere12yearsold.JoeyandStaceyarenowages21and16andarestillverymuchinvolvedwithSabathani’sprograms,wheretheyvolunteertheirtimeandtalents.

HorizonsJoey and Stacey

The Horizon highlight that is truly worth celebrating.• HorizonsYouthgardeningprojectwastheresultofpartnerships

withtheLegislative-CitizensCommissiononMinnesotaResources(LCCMR)andtheUofM.

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Family Resource Services FamilyResourceServicesmeetstheneedsoffamiliesexperiencing

shortageorwhoareincrisisduetounemployment,lackofincome,homelessnessorotherreasons.Thegoaloftheprogramistomovefamiliesfromcrisistostabilization.About95percentofSabathani’sprogramparticipantscometoFamily

ResourceServices.TheprogramisapointofentrytoSabathaniprogramsandothernonprofitsinthebuilding.ApartnershipwithHennepinCountyassistsparticipantswithon-sitesocialworkandeligibilitydeterminationforpublicbenefits.

Services• Foodshelf• TaxPreparation• FreeClothingBoutique• CountyAssistance• NavigatorServices• EmergencyAssistance• Success Your WayClasses• Back-to-SchoolSupplies• Information&Referral• Furniture&HouseholdGoods• HolidayFoodSupport,ToyDriveandAdoptAFamily

Pounds of food distributed 638,000

Households served 9,438

Households receiving information and referrals to emergency services

1,117

Households receiving information and referrals to other social services

994

Households eligible for food support (food stamps) 5,721

Visits to clothing boutique 20,000

Creating Healthy Families

Program OutcomeHealthy,StableFamilies

People Served: 25,285

Maria*isasingleparentwithoneson.ShecametoSabathaniatherwitsendindangeroflosingthehomeshehadproudlypurchased15yearsago.

Afterlosingherjobatalawfirm,MariaturnedtoSabathaniprograms.

Mariastruggledtomakeendsmeetwithunemploymentpaymentsandbyworkingattemporarypositions.Shedepletedherpersonalresources

andhadnofamilymembersshecouldturntoforhelp.AFamilyResourcesNavigatorwasabletoassistMariafinanciallytoalleviateherimmediatecrisiswithfundingprovidedbytheBeverlyFoundation.ShewasalsoabletohelpMariathroughtheprocessofnegotiatingwithherlendertohavehermonthlymortgagepaymentslowered,whichallowedhertokeepherhome.

MariareceivedassistancefromSabathani’sfoodandclothingshelfforemergencyfoodandtoobtainschooluniformsforherson,Allen.*ThroughSabathani’sFirstAccessCenter,Allenwasabletogetasportsphysicalexamination,aflushotandotherrequiredimmunizations.ThefamilywassuccessfullymatchedinSabathani’sAdoptaFamilyprogram,whichhelpedthefamilyenjoytheholidaysdespitetheirhardships.

*Names have been changed to protect privacy.

Family Resources Provides Critical Support

Sabathani’sFamilyResourceServicescreateshealthy,stablefamilies.

• AnewrefrigeratorandfreezerthankstoWellsFargoFoundationandcontributingpartnersSouthMinneapolisRotary,OpenYourHeartMinnesotaandValsparFoundation.

AssetsCurrent Assets CashandCashEquivalents 543,128 AccountsReceivable 8,470 GrantsReceivable 104,122 AccruedInterestReceivable 3,756 PrepaidExpenses 21,766 TotalCurrentAssets 681,242

Investments 763,690PropertyandEquipment 873,169 TotalAssets 2,318,101

Liabilities and Net AssetsCurrentLiabilities AccountsPayable 20,727 PayrollTaxesAccruedandWithheld 1,159 AccruedExpense 89,775 TotalCurrentLiabilities 111,661 Long-termLiabilities SecurityDeposits 29,014 TotalLiabilities 140,675 NetAssets Unrestricted BoardDesignated 817,351 Undesignated (133,324) BuildingOperations 873,169 TotalUnrestricted 1,557,196

TemporarilyRestricted 620,230 TotalNetAssets 2,177,426 TotalLiabilitiesandNetAssets 2,318,101

Support and Revenue ContributedSupport $1,186,134 BuildingRevenue 614,783Total Support/Revenue $1,800,917

Program Services FamilyResourceServices 496,544 HorizonsYouth 270,291 SeniorCenter162,875 JamesG.CookHealthFirstAccessCenter 67,061 BuildingOperations 454,956 TotalProgramServices 1,451,709

Supporting Services ManagementandGeneral 369,322 FundRaising 102,750 TotalSupportingActivities 499,072

Total Expenses $1,950,781Change in Net Assets (149,684)

2010 Balance SheetJan.1 –Dec. 31, 2010

Support and Revenue

Contributed Support 66%

Building Revenue 34%

Supporting Services

Management & General 20%

Fundraising 5%

Programs 75%

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2010 Financial Summary of Revenue and Expenses

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Individual Donors

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Sabathani Community Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.

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AndersonMaryE.AndersonDavidAndrewsAmyM.AngelAnnieBaldwinAmyT.BallestadChristineF.BantzTimothyBardellJoannaBarnettRichardC.BarrettDr.CraigorGenBarronPatsyBartleyCRobertBeattieKimBedellReeceBellRonaldLeeBellKurtD.andEvaM.BenedettoAmyJ.BengtsonandKristiHoffTaraL.BergCarrieM.BergstromCraigBeverothAmberBiehnMaryBierkampMiyokoM.BixlerBruceW.andJudithA.BlackburnTerryLBockCynthiaD.BookerJamesA.andCynthiaE.BrockPatriciaBrophyTrudiBuschAnthonyL.and

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StevenJ.ConeryVeronicaChattertonThomasChirhartRuthChrissingerBarbaraJ.ClarkMillicentClarkJoyceM.ClaytonBradyClemonsCarolCoffeyRoseM.CookSamCookeMarlyCornellandErnieFeilCristineA.WilliamsMartinA.CulhaneStevenandDebraDahlJerryDantLionelDavisLovellandJoyDavisThomasandBarbaraDavisGinaDeconciniand

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JayashreeY.JoshiMichaelL.andRukiyaPressmanWilliamE.IIIandDianeM.PrinceEmilyProchnowThomasPruettJoanRaleighChadRamakerShirleyRansomMicheleR.RauschCherylD.ReevesVivianA.RengstorffElizabethRiceDianeRichardsSandraRichardsonVirginaE.RichardsonJaniceE.RicksLouiseRicksBrandonW.andJillianR.RingerHannahRobbinsHarveyA.andNancyE.RobbinsMarionneL.RobbinsRaynataE.RobertsSharonRodiJayG.RolandMichaelRollinEarlieM.RollinsGaryandBrendaJ.RossKimRostbergAnnM.RoubikJohnRousseauKenRoweAnnRuckerBillyC.RussellPamelaRussellYoungRuthL.ReynoldsGregandSusanSachsCarolynR.SandvigGinaSauerandTroyBaderKirstenN.SaylorJamesSchermerhorn

RobertandMaryJoSchillAlyssaSchultzSueScottLouiseSeigworthDarrenSelbergTeriSeleMaryE.SenkusArthurSerotoffZinaD.ShannonRobertW.ShapiroElizabethSheehanDavisandMargaretShryerCynthiaD.SimmonsJohnL.SimsRebeccaSlussLucilleSmithMichaelJ.andDebraJ.SmithMichelleG.SmithO.DonaldSmithMartinS.andNancyS.SolhaugChristineSorenson-FordMichaelandTamiSornsenStephenL.andDebraL.SpearsKristinJ.SteffenWilliamS.SternbergDr.FrankllinR.and

SharonA.StickelMarcellaStrandCathyStrobelAmyC.SwensonDevenderK.SyalReginaSzabadySallyTangeFrancisS.TautinWilliamH.andMajorieB.TendleThomasJ.andPennyM.TesarekDebraTesterCarmenD.andWilliamA.ThiedeJimandStephTikalskyPeterandMicheleTimmonsPhyllisTolbertSusanTrammellShawnTurnerAbbyUhrichMirandaVogtmanTerrenceWakelyJeanineWardVelmaWarderJohnM.andGladysL.WarrenDavidWeeksMarshaWeidenhammerJamesandLindaWejcmanJamesWellmanCharles&JacquelyneWentworthMarkWernickPaulandJoanWernickRobertandMelindaWernickGwendolynM.WhitmoreMarciaWildaJodyWilliamsTiffanyA.WilsonJeffreyP.andMaryC.WitteSaraWittgensteinLisaWykertJanieYorkandAlexanderEdwardsDaisyR.YoungShanaZaiserJohnandBrendaL.Zellmers

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This organization does not knowingly provide financial, technical, in-kind, or material support to any individual or entity that supports or engages in terrorist activity. Furthermore, this organization takes reasonable steps to ensure that its funds and resources are not used by this organization, or any organization to which these funds are distributed or re-granted, to support terrorists or terrorist activity.

2010 Board of Directors

Curtis BellManager, Information Systems DepartmentGeneralMills

Cindy BookerDirector, Campus OperationsRasmussenCollege

Angelique BrownChief Operations Officer & Chief Compliance OfficerNorthpointHealthandWellnessCenter

Sam Cooke Entertainment and Political Consultant

Mandy Craig Financial AnalystGeneralMills

Stacey L. Drentlaw, J.D. PartnerOppenheimerWolff&Donnelly,Minneapolis

Del Gates Community Relations & Partnership ManagerUCare

Udaya Joshi, M.S., MBA, CSSBBCo-founder & Vice PresidentOpenSoftwareGroupExecutive DirectorHopeLifeFoundation

Karen KoeppPublications EditorMinnesotaOrchestra

Kelly LarsenVice President, E-Commerce/Enterprise ArchitectureDeluxeCorporation

Ivy ParksBusiness ManagerOakGroveCareCenter

Tim Plant, LICSW, MBA Executive DirectorHealthStarHomeHealth

Chad Ramaker, MSW Operations DirectorCooperatingCommunityPrograms

John Satumba, Ph.D.Senior Bioanalytical ChemistCargill

John SchuetzleExecutive and General Mgmt Consultant

Mark WernickDistrict Court JudgeHennepinCountyDistrictCourt

OFFICERSBoard ChairShana Zaiser Associate Development OfficerBellMuseumofNaturalHistoryUniversityofMinnesota

Vice ChairRon BellConsultantPersonalandOrganizationalChange

Board SecretaryVicque AmosProject ManagerUSBank

Board TreasurerCorey ByrdExecutive DirectorLifelongMentoring

Ex OfficioClyde TurnerExecutive DirectorSabathaniCommunityCenter

DIRECTORS

AdairMosleyAdrieneForeman-JonesWilliamClaybornAllenSmithBrownGregBurellJesusDominguezLashaeDyerColneseHendon

LeoHowardErikaKennedyBobbyLayElaineLearyGeorgiaMarinkov-OmoreanMarcileenMartinSakhiMoghul

MaryO’KeefeDavidPattersonSandraRichardsonVynielRichardsonJayRolandTajaeSalgadoKevinSandersWillieSellers

ChristineSpiritwolfJimStillmanKimberlyTaylorSharonTurnerRafaelUrgilezLatoniaWilliamsChaiYangPamelaYoung

SABATHANISTAFF

Sabathani Community Center