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celebrating 39 years of miracles
Mission Statement
The mission of Angel Charity is
to improve the quality of life for
children in our community.
This is accomplished through an
established program of
fundraising for beneficiaries
selected annually by the general
membership.
It is our hope that the
community supports the mission
of Angel Charity until all the
needs of Pima County’s children
have been met.
22020-21
BENEFICIARIES
2020-21 LARGE BENEFICIARIES
TO BE AWARDED
$965,000
2020 and 2021
SMALL GRANT BENEFICIARIES
TO BE AWARDED
$449,403
3Amount to be funded: $700,000 Project Description Intermountain provides vital programs and services for more than 5,000 Pima County’s most vulnerable children and families every year. Over the years, Intermountain has become the “go to” organization for difficult to serve youth, thus developing a reputation as a specialty provider and for successes in serving challenging populations. Intermountain creates the outcomes that matter most to children and families and to the community. Intermountain has a 47-year legacy in Pima County demonstrating program innovation and dedication to the population it serves. Intermountain individualizes programs to meet the unique needs of each person it serves in order to promote self-sufficiency and maximize positive outcomes. Intermountain serves children and adolescents who are emotionally and/or behaviorally challenged, who are transitioning from one form of care to another, diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and children with specialized educational needs, as well as a variety of other diagnoses. Intermountain was selected by Angel Charity to receive $700,000 to help fund a 60,000 sq. ft. building at 401 N. Bonita that will become the Angel Charity Center for Children and Youth, an integrated service campus that provides these early intervention therapies. Children with complex needs will have access to primary care physicians, psychiatric services, occupational therapy, crisis intervention and more in this facility in an unprecedented timely manner. 4
Amount to be funded: $265,000
Project Description
The Reid Park Zoological Society was selected by Angel Charity to receive $265,000
towards construction of the “World of Play Adventure Zone” which will be inside the
current zoo footprint. It will be modeled after regions of the world, taking themes
from animals and natural features of the regions, appealing to different age groups
and abilities.
Activities to encourage learning and play include a cooled “ice cave” in the Antarctic
zone - the first of its kind in the playground. As children leave the ice and travel 12-
feet up along the accessible ramp, they will find a treetop hut in the South America
zone, leading to a corkscrew slide, at the bottom of which they will go through
misters among representational lily pads of Victoria. Or they may enter the North
American redwood forest and follow the ramp down to the climbing net. Along with
striking natural forms, the architecture integrates a variety of materials and
textures that mimic those found in nature and sparks curiosity. Younger tots will
enjoy the age appropriate play equipment in view of their parents/caregivers
watching them in the shade under the cooling misting systems. This area will teach
basic science concepts about geographic regions and animals of the world while
encouraging nature play, physical activity – and fun!
Total Large Grants = $965,000
52020 Small Grants
Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels
Amount Funded: $65,000
Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels was awarded $65,000 to support one new Play Therapist in the
Amanda Dream Center at Diamond Children’s Medical Center in Tucson. The Center will be a
place for counseling, play therapy and other therapeutic services for at least 100 children each
year battling cancer and their families.
Boys to Men
Amount Funded: $10,000
Boys to Men was awarded $10,000 to support a campaign to recruit and train men to help 200
at-risk middle and high school aged boys at weekly group mentorship meetings. The program
will expand outside Tucson Unified School District into Sunnyside and Flowing Wells school
districts and the Pima County Juvenile Detention Center.
Jewish Family & Children’s Services (JFCS)
Amount Funded: $20,020
Jewish Family & Children’s Services was awarded $20,020 to renovate and refurnish a play
therapy room which is used to provide play therapy services to over 150 children per year who
have experienced psychological trauma. The room in the Jewish Family & Children’s Services
Tucson facility will be designed with equipment and toys to help the children heal and develop
in healthy ways.
Literacy Connects
Amount Funded: $50,000
Literacy Connects was awarded $50,000 to provide free, educational opportunities to 50
middle school youth after school and in the summer at the Literacy Connects’ Youth Center in
the Amphi school district. The digital arts programming is designed to transition young people
from passive consumers of technology and entertainment into empowered creatives.
Make Way for Books
Amount Funded: $50,000
Make Way for Books was awarded $50,000 to support the Family Education and Literacy
strategy; an innovative, two-generation approach where children and parents learn together,
and both gain skills. Proven programming, books, and resources will be delivered throughout
the community to ensure that 700 young children start school ready to read and succeed.
Total Small Gifts = $195,020
62021 Small Grants
Boys & Girls Club of Tucson
Amount Funded: $92,000
Boys & Girls Club of Tucson was awarded $92,000 to support a “Health Minds, Healthy Kids”
initiative with an Academic Support Specialist to work with mental health professionals and
families to conduct academic and mental health assessments for 150 at-risk youth. Once
assessed, an individualized profile and targeted plan of support will be developed for each child.
Interfaith Community Services
Amount Funded: $71,000
Interfaith Community Services was awarded $71,000 to provide 200 children of very low-income
families with access to academic support and extra-curricular activities. The funds will be used
for academic tutoring, technology, school supplies, uniforms, after-school and summer
enrichment programs, sports fees and music lessons that are cost prohibitive for families.
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Arizona
Amount Funded: $48,983
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Arizona was awarded $48,983 to redesign the
playroom at the Ronald McDonald House, a home-away-from-home for families from out-of-
town with a critically ill baby or child. The funds will transform the existing playroom from a
disparate collection of worn-out toys into a Center for Adventure to allow sick children and their
siblings to forget about illness for a while.
Tu Nidito Children and Family Services
Amount Funded: $20,000
Tu Nidito Children and Family Services was awarded $20,000 to help expand Children to Children
virtual bereavement support groups into rural areas of Pima County. The pandemic has
increased the need for services to children grieving the diagnosis of a serious medical condition
or the death of a loved one.
Tucson Refugee Ministry
Amount Funded: $22,400
Tucson Refugee Ministry was awarded $22,400 to support refugee children who often don't get
adequate schooling before coming to the United States, and therefore struggle with the new
culture. Funding will help the International Kids Camp to bridge cultural gaps and the Youth
Outreach program to keep kids out of gangs.
Total Small Grants = $254,383
7By the numbers
1,000,000+ .....................................children served in Pima County
113 .......................................................number of agencies funded
$27,962,312 ..........................dollars donated to our beneficiaries
39 ...............................................................years of serving children
Performing & Fine Arts 3% Human & Social Services
$14, 557,436 including:
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Health & Medical
Boys and Girls Clubs
Services
19% Therapeutic Ranch for Animals and Kids (TRAK)
Tu Nidito Children and Family Services
Human & Social
TMM Family Services
Education Services
26% 52% Education
$7,254,147 including:
Educational Enrichment Foundation
San Miguel High School
The Child Language Center
Imago Dei Middle School
Agencies Receiving Funding
Health & Medical Services
$ 5,282,124 including:
Research 2% Equipment 3%
Children’s Clinics for Rehabilitative Services
El Rio Health Center
Ronald McDonald House
Retiring Steele Memorial Children’s Research Center
Mortgages St. Elizabeth of Hungary
8%
Performing & Fine Arts
Programs $863,605 including:
8%
Arts for All / Third Street Kids
Capital Projects
72% Arizona Theatre Company
Tucson Boys Chorus
Tucson Symphony Orchestra
Distribution of Funding
8Who we are
Angel Charity for Children, Inc. is a non-profit organization comprised of 250
devoted members representing a cross-section of the Tucson community. Each
member is a donor, a fundraiser and a volunteer in the operations of the
organization. Through innovative fundraising, these dedicated and effective Angels
are committed to providing Pima County’s children with the vibrant future they so
richly deserve.
Founded in 1983 by Tucsonans Louise Thomas and Jane Loews Sharples, Angel
Charity for Children, Inc. retired the mortgage and expanded and remodeled the
Ronald McDonald House. Each year since then, a thoroughly researched, tax-
exempt children’s agency (or multiple agencies) benefits from the year-round
fundraising program.
Why donate?
• As a donor you can add to the $28 million already raised as we begin our 39th
year of raising funds on behalf of the children in our community.
• Our core funding has been for capital expenditures to retire a mortgage, remodel
or renovate existing structures or build new facilities. We also fund medical
research and care, arts, education and social services.
• We only fund agencies holding 501(c)3 nonprofit status which meet the needs of
children in Pima County.
• Because most of our administration is done in-house by our volunteer members,
we maximize the value of your donations. Your gift directly benefits the children
of Pima County.
• Our beneficiary selection process includes a detailed application, multiple
presentations, a thorough and professional analysis of financial statements, and a
site visit to help ensure each beneficiary is a viable, sustainable entity.
• A variety of children’s needs are considered for funding regardless of race,
gender, religion, sexual preference or national origin.
• Arizona ranks among the lowest in the country for funding human services. Your
contribution will help us move up in the ranks by ensuring the longevity of local
agencies that provide much needed services for our most vulnerable population.
9Ways you can help Capital Campaign Donate cash. Every dollar donated goes directly to funding our beneficiaries. 100% of Angel Charity’s active members are donors to this campaign. Chance Tickets Buy a Chance Ticket. Prizes are drawn the evening of the Angel Ball. Win $10,000 toward the purchase of a new car, or one of three $10,000 cash prizes. Tickets $100 each ~ only 1,500 sold. Casino Gifts & Silent Auction Donate gifts and/or certificates. Items are used as prizes at our fundraising events. Drop in at the Dropout Support our special events as a Sponsor or purchase tickets to attend. Drop In at the Dropout will be November 7, 2021. Information about sponsorship opportunities and ticket purchases may be found on our website: angelcharity.org. “The Big Deal” Casino, Poker Party Our annual casino and gaming event features gourmet cuisine and signature cocktails while the night transforms from Poker Tournament and Casino to chic Night Club. Join us at Hacienda Del Sol Guest Ranch Resort. Save the date for Friday, September 10, 2021. Casino and poker tournament starts at 6pm. Angel Ball Our annual black tie gala is attended by donors who support Angel Charity by participating in Casino Games, purchasing Casino Gifts and bidding to buy luxury items at our Silent Auction. The evening is kicked off with an elegant cocktail party. A gourmet dinner is served in the glamorously decorated ballroom and followed by a world class party band. This is truly Angel Charity’s signature event, and not to be missed. The Angel Ball was voted Tucson’s Best Formal Charity Event by Tucson Lifestyle magazine. 10
Donor Categories
Celestial ............................................................. $100,000 or more
• Two complimentary tables for 12 at the Angel Ball
• Four suites for Ball night with Sunday brunch for eight
• Dance floor preferential seating at the Angel Ball
• Limousine service to and from the Ball
• Donor Spotlight recognition on the Angel Charity for Children, Inc. website
• Name recognition at the Angel Ball
• Name recognition at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo
Seraphim ............................................................. $75,000-$99,999
• Complimentary table for 12 at the Angel Ball
• Dance floor preferential seating at the Angel Ball
• Limousine service to and from the Ball
• Two, one bedroom suites for Ball night with Sunday brunch for four
• Donor Spotlight recognition on the Angel Charity for Children, Inc. website
• Name recognition at the Angel Ball
• Name recognition at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo
Archangel ............................................................. $50,000-$74,999
• Complimentary table for 12 at the Angel Ball
• Dance floor preferential seating at the Angel Ball
• One deluxe hotel room for Ball night with Sunday brunch for two
• Donor Spotlight recognition on the Angel Charity for Children, Inc. website
• Name recognition at the Angel Ball
• Name recognition at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo
Angel .................................................................... $25,000-$49,999
• Complimentary table for 10 at the Angel Ball
• Dance floor preferential seating at the Angel Ball
• Donor Spotlight recognition on the Angel Charity for Children, Inc. website
• Name recognition at the Angel Ball
• Name recognition at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo
Halo ...................................................................... $15,000-$24,999
• Complimentary table for 10 at the Angel Ball
• Preferential seating at the Angel Ball
• Name recognition on the Angel Charity for Children, Inc. website
• Name recognition at the Angel Ball
• Name recognition at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo
11Donor Categories
Diamond .............................................................. $12,500-$14,999
• Complimentary table for 10 at the Angel Ball
• Preferential seating at the Angel Ball
• Name recognition on the Angel Charity for Children, Inc. website
• Name recognition at the Angel Ball
• Name recognition at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo
Platinum .............................................................. $10,000-$12,499
• Complimentary seating for eight at the Angel Ball
• Name recognition on the Angel Charity for Children, Inc. website
• Name recognition at the Angel Ball
• Name recognition at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo
Gold .......................................................................... $7,500-$9,999
• Complimentary seating for six at the Angel Ball
• Name recognition on the Angel Charity for Children, Inc. website
• Name recognition at the Angel Ball
• Name recognition at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo
Silver ......................................................................... $5,000-$7,499
• Complimentary seating for four at the Angel Ball
• Name recognition on the Angel Charity for Children, Inc. website
• Name recognition at the Angel Ball
• Name recognition at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo
Copper ...................................................................... $2,500-$4,999
Benefactor ............................................................... $1,000-$2,499
Gifts at all levels are accepted and appreciated.
12Marketing Sponsorships
Angel Charity for Children,Inc. offers various sponsorship and advertising
opportunities to local businesses to partner and assist in underwriting the cost of
the Angel Ball. Due to the timing of printing promotional materials, only Ball
Sponsorships confirmed by August 1st will be guaranteed promised exposure.
Ball Presentation ..............................................................$100,000
• Angel Ball invitations, as well as all other promotional materials such as save-the-date,
website, social media, and Ball menu cards, will include your organization’s logo and reflect
that it supports the Angel Ball
• Two complimentary tables for 10 at the 2021 Angel Ball with preferential seating
• Prominent name recognition opportunity at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo
Ball Entertainment .............................................................$50,000
• Angel Ball-related promotional materials will reflect that your organization has sponsored
the evening’s ballroom entertainment
• Your organization’s logo will be featured prominently on the band stage
• If mutually agreeable with the band, your organization’s logo may be included on the
entertainment guest props available throughout the evening
• One complimentary table for 10 at the 2021 Angel Ball with preferential seating
• Prominent name recognition opportunity at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo
Invitations ...........................................................................$15,000
• Angel Ball invitations and save-the-date cards (backside) will reflect that your organization
sponsored the invitations
• All additional Angel Ball-related promotional materials will reflect that your organization has
sponsored the invitations
• Six complimentary seats at the 2021 Angel Ball with preferential seating
• Name recognition at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo
Casino Beverages ...............................................................$15,000
• Cocktail napkins with your organization’s logo will accompany the service of all beverages
while the casino is open
• Your organization’s logo will be prominently displayed at each of the reception bars
• Angel Ball-related promotional materials will indicate that your organization has
• sponsored the casino beverages
• Six complimentary seats at the 2021 Angel Ball with preferential seating
• Name recognition at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo
13Hors d’oeuvres ....................................................................$15,000 • Cocktail napkins with your organization’s logo will accompany the service of all Hors d’oeuvres while the casino is open • Your organization’s logo will be displayed on all serving trays while the casino is open • Angel Ball-related promotional materials will indicate that your organization has sponsored the casino hors d’oeuvres • Six complimentary seats at the 2021 Angel Ball with preferential seating • Name recognition at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo Desserts ...............................................................................$15,000 • Cocktail napkins with your organization’s logo will be available with all desserts served • Your organization’s logo will be displayed on serving trays throughout the Arizona Foyer where dessert is being served • Angel Ball-related promotional materials will indicate that your organization has sponsored the desserts • Six complimentary seats at the 2021 Angel Ball with preferential seating • Name recognition at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo Casino Games .....................................................................$10,000 • Cocktail napkins with your organization’s logo will be available at each gaming table while the casino is open • Your organization’s logo will be displayed on each casino gaming table • Angel Ball-related promotional materials will indicate that your organization has sponsored casino games • Four complimentary seats at the 2021 Angel Ball • Name recognition at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo Ball Favors .............................................................................$7,500 • All Angel Ball-related promotional materials will reflect that your organization has sponsored the Ball favors • Two complimentary seats at the 2021 Angel Ball • Name recognition at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo Silent Auction ........................................................................$7,500 • Your organization’s logo will be featured prominently on the Silent Auction mobile bidding app • All Angel Ball-related promotional materials will reflect that your organization has sponsored the Silent Auction mobile bidding • Two complimentary seats at the 2021 Angel Ball • Name recognition at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo Casino Band ..........................................................................$5,000 • Your organization’s logo will be featured prominently in front of the Band performing near the Casino • All Angel Ball-related promotional materials will reflect that your organization has sponsored the Casino entertainment • Two complimentary seats at the 2021 Angel Ball • Name recognition at Intermountain Centers and Reid Park Zoo 14
Angel Ball
You are cordially invited to attend
the 2021 Angel Ball
Saturday, December 11, 2021
Westin La Paloma
3800 East Sunrise Drive
5:30pm
Cocktails & Casino Games
8:30pm
Dinner & Dancing
Black Tie
$400 per person
$800 per couple
15Past Large Beneficiaries
2019 Children’s Clinics for Rehabilitative Services .............................................................................$700,000
Therapeutic Ranch for Animals and Kids (TRAK) ......................................................................$104,840
2018 Tucson Village Farm ......................................................................................................................$445,000
2017 Diaper Bank of Southern Arizona ..............................................................................................$600,000
Beads of Courage, Inc. .................................................................................................................$100,000
2016 Imago Dei Middle School ............................................................................................................$600,000
Educational Enrichment Foundation .........................................................................................$148,150
2015 Make Way for Books ....................................................................................................................$492,700
Boy Scouts of America, Catalina Council ...................................................................................$275,000
2014 Girl Scouts of Southern Arizona .................................................................................................$500,000
Aviva Children’s Services .............................................................................................................$250,000
El Grupo Youth Cycling ................................................................................................................$100,000
2013 Steele Children’s Research Center .............................................................................................$537,230
Easter Seals Blake Foundation ...................................................................................................$180,000
Tucson Village Farm .......................................................................................................................$70,520
2012 Our Family Services .....................................................................................................................$675,142
Tucson Nursery School ................................................................................................................$248,417
2011 Boys and Girls Clubs of Tucson ..................................................................................................$350,000
Children’s Museum Tucson .........................................................................................................$236,500
Therapeutic Riding of Tucson (TROT) .........................................................................................$191,395
2010 San Miguel High School ...............................................................................................................$575,000
YMCA of Southern Arizona/Northwest YMCA ..........................................................................$400,544
Pima Library Foundation ...............................................................................................................$34,000
2009 St. Elizabeth’s Health Center .......................................................................................................$440,000
In My Shoes, Inc. ..........................................................................................................................$197,424
2008 The Child Language Center, Inc. /Wings on Words (WOW) Preschool ...................................$760,153
The Community Food Bank’s “Snak Pak” For Kids ......................................................................$55,200
The Southern Arizona Children’s Advocacy Center ....................................................................$56,315
2007 TMM Family Services, Inc. ...........................................................................................................$781,900
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Arizona .........................................................................................$305,000
2006 Tu Nidito Children & Family Services, Inc. .................................................................................$714,357
Educational Enrichment Foundation ...........................................................................................$42,750
2005 Ronald McDonald House ............................................................................................................$650,000
Habitat for Humanity “High School Build Program” ................................................................$135,000
2004 Youth On Their Own ....................................................................................................................$126,708
Tucson Urban League ..................................................................................................................$428,287
2003 Arts for All / Third Street Kids .....................................................................................................$670,823
2002 La Paloma Family Services’ Amparo Program ..........................................................................$480,000
Pio Decimo Center .......................................................................................................................$247,271
2001 Steele Memorial Children’s Research Center for Children ......................................................$790,000
Therapeutic Riding of Tucson (TROT) ...........................................................................................$63,575
2000 Arizona Aerospace Foundation ..................................................................................................$144,300
Boys and Girls Clubs of Tucson ....................................................................................................$40,000
San Xavier Mission School ..........................................................................................................$446,181
YMCA Triangle Y Ranch Camp ....................................................................................................$347,500
1999 Intermountain Centers for Human Development ...................................................................$596,822
Tu Nidito Children & Family Services, Inc. .................................................................................$100,000
Community Food Bank ..................................................................................................................$51,000
1998 St. Elizabeth of Hungary Clinic ....................................................................................................$589,500
Wright Flight ..................................................................................................................................$133,450
1997 Tucson Youth Development, Inc. ................................................................................................$600,160
1996 Tucson Centers for Women and Children .................................................................................$667,795
Tucson Nursery School and Childcare Centers, Inc. ...................................................................$52,213
1995 Pio Decimo Center .......................................................................................................................$695,366
161994 Project Yes .....................................................................................................................................$653,110
1993 Tucson Urban League ..................................................................................................................$712,132
1992 Big Brothers / Big Sisters of Tucson ...........................................................................................$663,285
Youth On Their Own .....................................................................................................................$100,000
1991 El Rio Santa Cruz Neighborhood Health Center .......................................................................$721,650
1990 The Steele Memorial Children’s Research Center ....................................................................$781,683
1989 Casa de los Niños .........................................................................................................................$823,144
1988 Open Inn, Inc. ...............................................................................................................................$492,000
Gump School Parent Teacher Committee/Ida Flood Dodge Middle School ..........................$113,000
Las Familias .......................................................................................................................................$5,000
1987 Child and Family Resources ........................................................................................................$551,000
1986 The Blake Foundation ..................................................................................................................$489,000
1985 Las Familias Child Assault Prevention Project ..........................................................................$564,000
1984 Arizona Children’s Association ...................................................................................................$659,000
1983 Ronald McDonald House ............................................................................................................$305,000
Small and Endowment Interest Gifts
2019 The Abbie School ............................................................................................................................$25,300
Amphi Foundation .........................................................................................................................$20,000
Cascade Foundation of Southern Arizona ..................................................................................$15,000
Cooper Center for Environmental Learning ...............................................................................$10,000
Courtney’s Courage ........................................................................................................................$20,000
2018 Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation ..............................................................................$6,760
First Tee of Tucson .........................................................................................................................$30,000
Gabriel’s Angels ..............................................................................................................................$35,000
More Than A Bed ............................................................................................................................$50,000
SAAVI Services For the Blind ..........................................................................................................$25,000
SARSEF .............................................................................................................................................$28,824
Tucson Soccer Academy ................................................................................................................$20,000
2017 Ben’s Bells .......................................................................................................................................$27,010
Erik Hite Foundation ......................................................................................................................$10,000
Junior Achievement of Arizona .....................................................................................................$10,000
2016 Nourish ............................................................................................................................................$20,000
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church .......................................................................................$49,704
2013 Southern Arizona Children’s Advocacy Center ............................................................................$48,745
2010 Gabriel’s Angels ..............................................................................................................................$40,000
2009 Carondelet Foundation, Inc. .........................................................................................................$38,000
St. Ambrose Catholic School .........................................................................................................$30,912
2007 Southern Arizona Children’s Advocacy Center .............................................................................$9,643
Sahuaro Girl Scouts ........................................................................................................................$82,355
2006 Arizona Theater Company ............................................................................................................$35,000
2005 Tucson Nursery School and Childcare Centers, Inc. ....................................................................$5,000
2003 Tucson Symphony Orchestra ........................................................................................................$10,000
2002 Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation .........................................................................$15,000
2001 One-on-One Mentoring .................................................................................................................$30,000
1998 Project M.O.R.E . ...............................................................................................................................$9,000
1997 Tucson Boys Chorus .......................................................................................................................$15,000
Arizona Foundation for Burns and Trauma ................................................................................$10,000
1996 Arts for All/Third Street Kids ...........................................................................................................$4,809
1994 Ara Parseghian Medical Research Foundation ...........................................................................$15,000
1992 Reid Park Playground Equipment ................................................................................................$10,000
25th ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATIVE GIFT
2007 Tucson Zoological Society .............................................................................................................$25,000
17Executive Committee
General Chair Adriana Rincon
Vice Chair Kristie Stevens
Capital Campaign/Underwriting Donna Crawford
Founding Chair/Guardian Angel Emeritus Louise Thomas
Guardian Angel Emeritus Nancy Rodolph
Guardian Angels Margaret Larsen
Cheryl Cox
Adaline Klemmedson
Chair Elect Karen Farrell
Recording Secretary Jeannie Nguyen
Treasurer 2019 Vickie Butler
Treasurer Vicky Curtis
Parliamentarian/Member at Large Jill Brooks
Angel Ball Chair Dawn Darling
2019 Chair Paige Cogdall
Events Chair Laura Buckelew
Communications Chair Kellie Terhune Neely
Solicitations Chair Kelly Medvec
Operations Chair Stacey Spink
Member Liaison Deanna Miles
Board of Directors
Assistant Treasurer Cathy Solverson
Ball Operations Betty Jo Weaver
Casino Gifts Karla Looby
Chance Tickets Mary Schepelmann
Charity Selection Melissa Almquist
Cherub Liaison Paige Cogdall
Kim Kimbriel
Computer Chair Anne Simek
Finance Chair Vicky Curtis
Guardian Council Vickie Butler
Legal Ferrum Wallace
Nominating Chair Wendy Marquez
Poker Party/The Big Deal Lani Baker
Public Relations/Marketing Cathie Batbie-Loucks
Silent Auction Chair Laura Feemster
Spring Event Chair Marci Saffer
Strategic Planning Chair Shelene Taylor
18Angels Work Miracles®
Angel Charity for Children, Inc.
3132 N. Swan Road
Tucson, AZ 85712
520-326-3686
AngelCharity.org
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