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TRAIL MIX
2020 ANNUAL REPORT
UPCOMING EVENTS
VIRTUAL GALA & AUCTION
APRIL 21, 2021, 6:00 pm
mhkc.org/gala DAVE McDONALD
Executive Director
FORE THE KIDS
CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC
JUNE 24, 2021
mhkc.org/golf YEAR OF THE PIVOT
WALK, ROLL, OR STROLL
SEPTEMBER 12, 2021
2020 in Review
mhkc.org/walk
At the start of 2020, Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp Winter Retreats
were blessed with record attendance, and a lot of snow! What
followed was the sobering reality of the COVID-19 pandemic
in March with all of the previously unimaginable adjustments
MHKC BOARD OF DIRECTORS necessary just to conduct daily life. For MHKC, canceling in-
person Summer Camp did not mean pausing in the mission
Jeanne Loftis, President of empowering children and adults with intellectual and
Lynn Clary, Past President developmental disabilities. Instead, MHKC’s staff decided to pivot
Cary Solberg, MHKC Foundation Rep. and create new ways of serving the need in the reality of 2020.
Individuals with intellectual and developmental
Wendy Anderson Jim Maguire
disabilities face devastating consequences from
Michelle Chard Kevin McCormick the pandemic. Those who contract the virus
Art Edwards Marilee Payne tend to have more serious medical outcomes.
Glen Grodem Linda Pope Social isolation is even more pronounced. There
is a dramatic loss of critical service providers
Erik Marter Mel Stibal
and caregivers due to the pandemic, including
MHKC’s resident Camps. The negative effects of
MHKC FOUNDATION the pandemic on the people we serve cannot be
overstated.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Traditionally, campers and their families treasure time at Camp
Cary Solberg, President
building self-confidence, being with old friends and making new
John Doty ones, feeling freedom, independence and accomplishment from
Christopher P. Lewis innovative Camp activities and finding some respite from every-
day life. So, in the midst of the pandemic, the challenge is how
Pam Pariani
to recreate those positive Camp feelings in a socially-distanced
Doug Postlewaite way when the work we do is typically up-close-and-personal?
Eric Wieland
MHKC’s 2020 Programs pivot delivered Camp-In-A-Box to
everyone who registered for Camp in 2020. It was filled with
PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY a week’s worth of activities reminiscent of Camp, funded by
generous grants. Virtual programming
REPRESENTATIVES was launched with online classes and
social hours to educate and entertain.
Ann Fullerton, Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp
Though everyone misses the magic
Capstone Coordinator (1993–2020)
of in-person Camp, we are inspired
Brenna Woods, Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp to continue fostering meaningful
Capstone Coordinator (2020–current) connections in this socially-isolating
Graduate Assistants: time. Over 700 campers were served
with these alternate programs in 2020,
Terri Hammond (2018–2020)
a new record.
Matty Jernigan (2019–current)
Michelle Zellers (2020–current) continues
TO GET IN TOUCH:
YEAR OF THE PIVOT, CONT. (503) 452-7416
Dave@mhkc.org
Portland State University 3) REFLECT OUR COMMUNITY AND
is a crucial partner CONSTITUENCIES IN ALL ASPECTS OF OUR
for continuing and ORGANIZATION. MHKC’s
expanding MHKC’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
mission. In a nearly fifty- Committee is composed
year partnership, PSU of staff, related outside
has provided thousands interests and members
of counselors in support of the Board of Directors,
of our campers in exchange for academic consulted by an outside
credit. The PSU partnership is what allows MHKC expert. The committee
to provide a 1:1 camper-counselor ratio for most provided D.E.I. training for
campers. In the COVID-19 crisis, MHKC works with staff and board members in
PSU to create pandemic-adjusted 2020 and regularly seeks to
curriculum and instruction to PSU raise consciousness of
students in the absence of the these issues as we take
traditional, and invaluable, in-Camp steps toward continually
experience. improving MHKC in this
regard.
MHKC’s STRATEGIC Adaptability, creativity, enthusiasm and a
OBJECTIVES: willingness to try entirely new things
define the MHKC staff. This whole
1) SERVE MORE CAMPERS. In
“pivoting” thing can be exhausting.
non-pandemic years, hundreds of
Our staff, each of them, handled it
people are waitlisted, unable to
beautifully in 2020! It is a dedicated,
attend Camp for lack of capacity.
professional and fun group, as are
Obstacles to increased capacity continue to be
the Boards of Directors of Mt. Hood
addressed to clear the waitlists for all who want
Kiwanis Camp and The Mt. Hood
to attend Camp in the future. Facilities will be
Kiwanis Camp Foundation. Thanks
improved at the MHKC campsite
to all for your ongoing and selfless
to host more campers while new
support of MHKC’s mission!
programming efforts are explored
to serve even more people outside We envision a future in which
of traditional Camp weeks. all people with intellectual and
developmental disabilities who want to attend
2) BUILD AND MAINTAIN STATE-
Camp have that opportunity while being served
OF-THE-ART FACILITIES. The
by committed counselors and staff in fully
Site & Facilities pivot in 2020
accessible, state-of-the-art facilities. We look
meant accelerating maintenance
forward to working together with all
and capital projects during the
stakeholders to fulfill that vision. If
summer season since Camp was
you have questions or comments,
empty of campers. Infrastructure
please contact me at any time.
upgrades to septic and water
systems were completed in 2020, essential
We wish you and yours a
building blocks for expanding Camp capacity
long-term. A host of other improvements were most healthy, happy and
made to improve Camp facilities and planning prosperous 2021 and we
for the replacement of the aging Hemlock can’t wait to see you again
Dormitory progressed with the U.S. Forest at beautiful Mt. Hood
Service, an important step in the quest to serve Kiwanis Camp!
more campers.
2020
2020MT.
MT.HOOD
HOODKIWANIS CAMPNUMBERS
KIWANIS CAMP NUMBERS
CAMPERS BY AGE
39% MORE
10–13
CAMPERS
725
14–18
CAMPERS SERVED
THIS YEAR SERVED
25+ IN 2020
THROUGH OUR WINTER 19–24 THAN IN 2019.
RETREATS, CAMP-IN-A-BOX,
AND VIRTUAL PROGRAMMING.
WHERE OUR CAMPERS LIVE VIRTUAL
PROGRAMMING
626 1 LAUNCHED IN 2020,
3 CREATING SOCIAL
OREGON IDAHO MONTANA CONNECTIONS FOR OUR
2
93 CAMPER COMMUNITY
DURING COVID-19.
WASHINGTON CALIFORNIA
184 COUNSELORS
VIRTUAL PROGRAMS OFFERED PARTICIPATED IN PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY
AND MHKC’S FIRST ONLINE CAPSTONE
INTERACTIVE MEAL 2020 PROGRAMS
MUSIC GAMES
PLANNING
◊
◊
JANUARY WINTER RETREAT
FEBRUARY WINTER RETREAT
◊ CAMP-IN-A-BOX
◊ VIRTUAL PROGRAMMING
FOSTERING
SOCIAL FRIENDSHIPS SITE AND FACILITIES PROJECTS
STAGE REBUILT
HOUR
SELF
CY LODGE EXTERIOR RENOVATION
NEW EMERGENCY GENERATOR
SOCIAL MEDIA
CARE BATHHOUSE REPAINTED
ALL DECKS REPAINTED IN CAMP
TAI ETIQUETTE/ NEW WATER SYSTEM
TWO NEW SEPTIC TANKS
CHI SAFETY RE-GRAVELED PARKING LOT
FIBER-OPTIC INTERNET IN CAMP
NEW INTERIOR PAINT IN FANNING
MT. HOOD KIWANIS CAMP COVERED
65% OF DIRECT COSTS FOR
PROGRAMS OFFERED IN 2020
MEET THE CAMPERS
MOLLY
Camp week is easily Molly’s favorite week of the year. She is
excited to get ready and all SMILES when it’s over. She hates to
leave; you can tell from how long it takes her to say goodbye!
FIRST YEAR ATTENDED TEAM WOODSY OR TEAM SMOKEY?
CAMP AND AGE: 2011, age 21 Hard to choose, I would go with Team
Smokey.
WHAT PROGRAMS HAS SHE
PARTICIPATED IN? Main Camp then WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST DAY AT
trip and travel, winter retreat, and I CAMP LIKE VERSUS YOUR MOST
think one of the auctions. RECENT WEEK? My first week at
Camp I was scared and didn’t know
FAVORITE ACTIVITY AT CAMP: anyone. Now I am not scared anymore
Rafting, the dance, and meeting and made a lot of friends.
new friends
FAVORITE CAMP MEMORY: When I
WHAT DO YOU LOOK FORWARD got to MHKC I loved the staff and
TO THE MOST ABOUT CAMP? making new friends with the STAFF
Being able to see my friends and and CAMPERS.
make new friends.
MATTHEW
Matthew loves to talk about Camp to his friends. MHKC has given
him an experience equal to his typical peers to enjoy and share.
FIRST YEAR ATTENDED CAMP WHAT DOES HE LOOK FORWARD
AND AGE: 2009 at age 9 TO THE MOST ABOUT CAMP: At first
Matthew would say making friends
WHAT PROGRAMS HAS HE was the best thing about Camp. Now,
PARTICIPATED IN? Started off in Main because of the confidence he has
Camp and switched to Tent and Travel gained from the wonderful support at
in 2014. He returned to Main Camp to Camp, he is so excited to be able to
help his best friend attend MHKC as a ring the bell on the climbing wall! He is
new camper in 2018 and 2019. also quite the ham, and loves the talent
show!
FAVORITE ACTIVITY AT CAMP: It’s
hard to say what his favorite activity is WHAT DOES HE LOOK FORWARD
because he enjoys everything. When TO THE MOST: Mom says the social
he does Tent and Travel, I believe he connection is the most gratifying part
would say it’s the whitewater raft trips of Camp for Matthew.
because he loves being in the bow of
the raft! FAVORITE CAMP MEMORY: One
year, while out in the canoe Matthew
TEAM WOODSY OR TEAM SMOKEY: wanted to swim back to shore and
He is definitely Team Smokey because he got to race his counselor back to
his dad is retired from the Forest shore! Of course he won!
Service.
“COVID-19 CAN’T STOP US!”
CAMP PROGRAMS
Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp has been providing the magic of Camp
to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities
CAMP-IN-A-BOX
for over 87 years. For many of our families and campers, this
year was the first time that they haven’t been able to attend
Camp in-person. Knowing this, our Programs Team worked
tirelessly on recreating an at-home Camp experience!
In June, MHKC brought Camp to each of our campers by
providing an adaptive program called “Camp-In-A-Box.” This
program uniquely recreated all of the “favorites” of summer
Camp for our campers. Inside this box, campers found a
personalized MHKC t-shirt to tie-dye, Ebenezer’s gold pouch
and bandana craft, wood cookie, handmade friendship bracelet
from a summer staff member, extensive activity book, and links
to videos from our own Staff Infection Band.
We were able to send this box to 650 campers who were
enrolled in summer Camp for 2020 — along with all individuals
on our waitlist — for no charge, thanks to the generous support
of three funders. These pictures show the excitement and joy
that our campers experienced from the programs that were
offered in 2020: Camp-In-A-Box, January Winter Retreat,
February Winter Retreat, and Virtual Programming.
VIRTUAL PROGRAMMING
WINTER RETREATS
DEVON MEET THE CAMPERS
Devon is a longtime camper who looks
forward to Camp each and every year!
FIRST YEAR ATTENDED CAMP AND TEAM WOODSY OR TEAM SMOKEY:
AGE: She first attended Camp at the Devon was Team Woodsy
age of 14; she’s now 25 years old.
WHAT DOES SHE LOOK FORWARD
FAVORITE ACTIVITY AT CAMP: TO THE MOST? Canoeing, Pizza Night
Although we have talked about all the and the Thursday night barbecue each
Camps offered, Dev loves the Main year! More than that though, Dev looks
Camp the best. From the climbing wall forward to seeing friends...many of
to the horseback riding, she loves and whom she only gets to see at Camp.
participates in ALL the activities!!
FAVORITE CAMP MEMORY: Her first
WHAT WAS HER FIRST DAY AT CAMP year. She was nervous to see where
LIKE VERSUS HER MOST CURRENT she’d be sleeping for the next week, and
WEEK? Dev says that she was nervous she saw a friend from school. Not only
on her very first day of Camp. She that, her friend was in Devon’s group!
was worried about who her counselor Emma was a familiar face in a very
might be, what food they might serve unfamiliar place. Dev was so happy.
(Devon LOVES food), and where she
would sleep. Those fears were put to MORE ABOUT DEVON: Devon will
rest pretty fast, when she met (and admit that she is all smiles during
loved) her counselor, found out the Camp, loving every moment. But
first night of Camp was pizza (another when they sail their boats full of hopes
LOVE), and got to meet her bunk and dreams at the Thursday night
mates who were great! No worries barbecue, she is nothing but tears
anymore, Devon can’t wait to say because “I won’t get to see my friends
good-bye to her folks as they drop her for a whole ’nother year.” Thank you
off for Camp these days! MHKC for the last 11 years. Looking
forward to our next Camp!
EVENTS / FUNDRAISING
FUNDRAISING WAS
TURNED ON ITS HEAD IN 2020!
Nonprofits, including MHKC, had a LOT
to learn about “virtual” events, and the
lessons had to be learned quickly!
April’s traditional Gala & Auction with
dinner in a banquet room was out. Over a
hundred people coming together to Walk,
Roll, or Stroll in September? Not in 2020!
There is no substitute for being together
at events, and we can’t wait for that day.
In the meantime, we learned that the
people who support MHKC will do so
no matter the format, for which we are THANK YOU TO OUR 2020 WALK,
eternally grateful! ROLL, OR STROLL SPONSORS:
The 2020 Virtual Gala & Auction raised
over $215,000 and the Virtual Walk, Roll, MATCHING FUNDS
or Stroll raised over $51,000, a new event
record!
Thank you to all for supporting Mt. Hood
Kiwanis Camp! PRESENTING SPONSOR
JOIN US!
MT. HOOD KIWANIS CAMP AAA Oregon/Idaho SAVE
FORE THE KIDS WALK SPONSORS THE DATE!
Active Family Chiropractic Join us on
CHARITY DreamBuilder Custom Homes September 21
G LF
for our 2021
SW Hills Kiwanis Club
Walk, Roll, or Stroll!
ROLL SPONSORS
Clackamas County Bank
CLASSIC
MHKC Foundation
Miller Consulting Engineers
Montavilla Kiwanis Club
THURSDAY, Samuels, Yoelin & Kantor
JUNE 24, 2021 Self Determination Resources, Inc.
Staff Infection Band
Waterleaf Architecture Interiors & Planning
STROLL SPONSORS
Bliss Sanitary Service
Ross Island Earlyrisers Kiwanis Club
M
•Aa s k e d Affair
MASQUERADE
BALL
Presenting Sponsor
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!
Virtual Event
April 18, 2020
Gold Sponsors
Kiwanis Club of Portland Foundation
Consumer Cellular
Silver Sponsors
The Hart Family Foundation
Builders FirstSource
IMS Capital Management
International Wood Products
KPTV—FOX 12
Bronze Sponsors
OrePac Building Products
Active Family Chiropractic
Boise Cascade LLC
Bullivant Houser PC
Columbia Bank
SAVE THE Jennifer Nugent Law
KinTech
DATE! Synergo
Join us April 21,
2021, for our
Gala & Auction,
“Shaken, not
Stirred.”
MHKC FOUNDATION
SECURING YOUR LEGACY AT CAMP THANK YOU TO OUR
The Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp Foundation was formed in 1989
for the sole purpose of providing stable and enduring financial
2020 FOUNDATION DONORS:
support to the Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp. The MHKC Foundation Bob and Jeanette Dimick
secures private philanthropic gifts that ensure the Camp will be Ronald L Henry
here to create life-changing opportunities for future generations
of campers. Steve Maxwell
Jim and Marjorie McAllister
Let the MHKC Foundation help secure your legacy. Whether your
gift is small or large, in-the-moment or a thoughtful bequest, the Gary and Linda Pope
MHKC Foundation ensures that your philanthropic support of our
Camp will continue in perpetuity, just like the Camp itself.
Through prudent management of its investment fund, the MHKC TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE
Foundation seeks to provide both near and long-term financial
support for the Camp. Community support and philanthropic gifts
FOUNDATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
allow the fund to grow over time, increasing its ability to support Skye Burns
the Camp. The long-term objective is to provide a predictable and
meaningful portion of the Camp’s annual operating budget, thus
Development &
securing the legacy of each Foundation donor. Communications Director
skye@mhkc.org
A gift to the MHKC Foundation is the most effective way to
create a lasting legacy at our Camp. If you or your family is
interested in joining the dozens of local families that have made
a planned gift to our Foundation, please let us know.
We would be honored to talk with you about your goals and help
you to ensure that the Camp we love is here to serve children
and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in
perpetuity.
Gifts to the MHKC Foundation can take many forms:
Cash IRAs or Retirement Plans
Stocks & Bonds Life Insurance
Wills & Bequests Corporate
Matching Gifts
Charitable Trusts
MEET THE CAMPERS
MICHAEL
FIRST YEAR ATTENDED CAMP AND AGE:
26 years, first year attended was 13 years old.
WHAT PROGRAMS HAVE YOU PARTICIPATED IN?
Michael has been Main Camp, trip and travel, canoe Camp, volunteer
an incredible at the auction and golf tournament, walk ambassador.
volunteer at
several Camp FAVORITE ACTIVITY AT CAMP? Canoeing.
events as well as a
WHAT YOU LOOK FORWARD TO THE MOST
long time camper.
ABOUT CAMP? Being at Trillium Lake.FINANCIALS
A YEAR OF ADJUSTMENTS THANK YOU!
Camper registration fees and facility rental revenue
were largely missing in 2020 due to the pandemic. MHKC is so grateful to those who
That revenue gap was unexpectedly filled with support Camp with individual
CARES Act grants and one extraordinary gift from contributions, volunteer hours and
the Kiwanis Club of Portland Foundation.
grants. With your support, we’re
Fundraising events, historically in-person, had to confident MHKC will get to the
be re-invented for the pandemic. Three weeks prior other side of this pandemic intact,
to the event, the annual Gala & Auction moved to
renewing and expanding the mission!
an online format, producing solid results despite
the quick pivot. Without a feasible virtual option
the annual golf tournament was cancelled, but
September’s “Walk, Roll, or Stroll” went virtual and
set a new fundraising record!
2%
2020 INCOME 71% 22% 4% 1%
$1,257,085
Contributions Special Camp Camp Other
& Grants Events Rentals Fees
2019 INCOME 18% 25% 15% 40% 2%
$1,432,575
2020 EXPENSES 23% 61% 16%
$1,197,495
Administration Programs Development
2019 EXPENSES 14% 66% 20%
$1,587,373GIVING
Each year, hundreds of individuals, families, and companies make
the magic of Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp possible through their financial
support. Thank you to all who gave in 2020!
SUMMIT CIRCLE $10,000+
Gray Family Foundation OCF Joseph E Weston Public Foundation
Hart Family Foundation Gary & Linda Pope
International Wood Products Tegna Foundation
Kiwanis Club of Portland Foundation Trust Management Services, LLC
Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp Foundation Juan Young Trust
PINNACLE CIRCLE $5,000–$9,999
Builders FirstSource The Oregon Community Foundation
Consumer Cellular OrePac Building Products
June and Julian Foss Foundation Doug & Julie Postlewaite
The Fred and Patty Hopp Foundation J Frank Schmidt Family
Charitable Foundation
IMS Capital Management Inc
Joyce & Larry Thayer
KPTV—FOX 12
TIMBERLINE CIRCLE $3,000 - $4,999
Anonymous Chris Magana & Ross Island Earlyrisers
Bullivant Houser Windy Seto-Magana Kiwanis Club
Dale & Charlene De Vries Felisciana Peralta Southwest Hills Kiwanis Club
FOREST CIRCLE $1,000–$2,999
AAA Oregon/Idaho Dwayne & Czarina Boyce Nancy Darlow Glen Grodem
Active Family Julie Elkins Brezinski Charlene R Dickinson Joe & Janet Hanus
Chiropractic Mike & Dorothy Don
Charlton Buckley Doug & Jessica Hart
Albina Rotary Foundation John & Peggy Doty
Chuck & Terri Burns Leann Horrocks
Samuel Balto & DreamBuilder
Kayci Murray-Balto Heather & Mark Chism Jennifer Nugent Law
Custom Homes
Bob & Mary Bell Lynn & Chris Clary Tim & Shauna Kimble
Pamela & Tom Fenton
Kevin & Natalie Blakney Columbia Bank John & Jeanell Flaherty KinTech
Boise Cascade LLC Cortland Cuffee & Annie Flaig Kiwanis Club of
Leo Bottaini Shannon Inukai-Cuffee Cedar Hills
Ann Fullerton &
George & Patt Bowlsby Tina & Craig Cushing Thomas Boyer Margaret & Mike
Michelle & Steve Bowmer Mindy & Paul Danna Sharon & Leon Graver LaFranchiGIVING
FOREST CIRCLE, CONT. Tony & Toni Moore Michael & Nancy
Robinson
Cary & Denise Solberg
Kathryn & Dan Moseler Trig Soleim
Randy & Diane Joy Rochester
Lederbrand Monica & Chris Olson Jeff & Lisa Steffl
Peggy E Rockwood
Christopher Lewis & Pamela Pariani Craig & Linda Tietje
Tom & Shirley Sagerser
Jennifer Nugent Marilee Payne Tualatin Kiwanis Club
Darcia Saiget
Jeanne & Blair Loftis Dana & John Perine Matthew Vu
Alison Schrupp
Ken Meeker Kayla Plessinger Eric & Angela Wieland
Marilyn Schultz
Mary Jo & Terry McCann Judith K Quaempts Winco Foods
Bryn Shattuck-
Bob & Pam McDonald RE/MAX Equity Portland Open
Smallwood
Heather Mickler Group Foundation Chris Blakney & Sara Wright
Montavilla Kiwanis Club Eve Reuter Jessica Sinn YourCause LLC
LAKE CIRCLE $100–$999
Vartan Abdessian Emily Bryant Corvallis Kiwanis Wallie & Marian Downs
Kathleen Ackley James & Delilah Buck Club Foundation Troy Ducker
Rebecca Adams Savannah R Buck Mindy Crimmins Greg Dufault
Linda Adamson Celestia Bue John & Sharon Crowell Mollie Dulemba
Mandi Alarie Alicia & Larry Burbidge Ed Cummings Paul & Susan DuPont
Ron & Valerie Alexander Cheryl Burks Allan & Megan Cushing Elsie & Bob Edge
Artisan Auctions Scott & Glenda Burns Michele Dahl Anthony Edwards
Giana Audritsh Skye & Chris Burns Mike Dardis Art & Jutta Edwards
Ross Aylett Kristi Cabrera Eric Davis Andy Ehlen
Angela Ayres Michael Call Milli Davis Kenneth Eisele
David & Naomi Balton Pam Judy & Robert Cambra Scott & Doreen Davis Cara Elder
Stacy Bancroft Craig Cameron George Deibert Judy & Walt Engle
Daniel Baragary Kirk & Margaret Cameron Constance Denham Aris Estupinian III
Nancy & Ray Baragary Brian & Cheryl Campbell Katie Denney Laura Heller & Bill Fields
Paul & Lora Barkett Canby Kiwanis Club Joann S Deutsche Leroy Finch
Peter & Retha Barkett Katie Carlsen Jim & Rita DeWeese Mike & Sandra Fisher
Crystal Barlow Russell & Judith Carlson Jeanette Dimick Bob & Angel Flaig
Debi Russell Barnes Susannah Carr Barbara Dobroth Robert Flaig
Jo & Gene Bartu Leilai Casanova-Brunell Diane & David Dobslaw Heath & Elizabeth Foott
Lori Bauman Cedar Hills Kiwanis Matt Doty Kim & Pam Frazier
Cheryl Beasley Foundation Sarah Doty Dick & Nancy Freer
Sandy Beglau Michelle Chard
Jason & Jill Behunin Robert Chatelian Jr
Kianna Bell
Stacy Bellwood
ChicLits Bookclub
of Sandstone
DONOR SPOTLIGHT
Sarah Bergstrom Nancy & Steve Chinn
Rick & Julie Bingham
John Birwell
Thomas & Ann Christian
Clackamas County Bank
THE LaFRANCHI
Jessica Bitz
Karen & Bruce Blanford
Michelle Coad
Laura Cohen
FAMILY
Bliss Sanitary Service, Inc. Jan Coleman
A HUGE thank you to the
Dave & Melanie Bloom Kimberly A Coleman
LaFranchi family! This
Adé Boileau Kathryn & Douglas Collins
incredible family raised
Brooke Bonanomi Laurie Collins
$2,000 through garage
Eric Bowles Holly Conger
sales and donated it
Scott Bowles Janice Conklin
all to the Camp. Their
Bob & Beverly Bowlsby Marilyn & Reid Connell
generosity and support
Doug & Cindy Bowlsby Dorothy Connet
of MHKC is inspiring!
Marta Boylen Mary Consani-Kramer
Bonnie & Roger Brazier Doug & Vickie CooperGIVING
LAKE CIRCLE, CONT. Nanne & Christine Heijenga
Aileen Heimbucher
Kerry Kelley
Grace Kennedy
Denise & Tom Mason
Kyle Matheson
Martin & Leita Fromme Hillary Hess Turner Kerr Jack & Carrie Matsuo
Sonja & Arne Fromme Susan Hess Richard Kim Rick Matthias
Gabi Frontstream Ken & Joan Hessemer Douglas Kintzinger Jim & Marjorie McAllister
Jan Gallant Laura Hessemer Patricia Klee Colleen McCann
Dan Garrow Kristi & John Hoch Brian & Kelly Koenig Kevin & Karen McCormick
Debbie & John Garrow John & Larell Hodecker Dianna Kraus Dave McDonald &
Peter Garrow Molly & John Holmes Diane & David Kutter Ann Bergstrom
Jaine Gasparich Ann & Eric Holstrom Rudy Lachenmeier Janet McDonald
Alison Geisler Marciana & Matthew Hope Bob Baker & Patti Lahn Taylor Phillips &
Jordan Giboney Dennis & Carlene Hopman Dianne Dickson Lawrence Ryan McDonald
Gion Gibson Grant Hoppe Yen Le Sandra McDowell
Jennifer Gibson Edward Houff Marge L Leaming Kristy & Mark McGinnis
Sarah Gibson Jerry & Dorothy Hrabal Gerald Leener Jeanne & David McKevitt
Michael & Lisa Giglio HSBC Philanthropic Heidi Leener Tim & Margaret McNamara
Elizabeth & Richard Girdler Programs Kathy Lees Steve Meacher
Carol Girt Stan & Erin Hubert James & Judy LeGrand The Meredith Corporation
Foundation
Jason Glatz David Hughes Michaela Lehnert
Freddie & Dick Messenger
Paul Glatz Chip & Swifty Humphrey Sandra Lepley
Mike Mignano
Tara Glutting Jen Hungerford John & Gail Lewis
Miller Consulting Engineers
Catherine Godfrey Tim & Sarah Hussion Michael Lewis
Rick Minton
Steve Godoy Ron & Carolyn Hutchens Jennifer Li
Jim Mockford
Mandy Good Steven Hykes Sue Looney
Marilyn & Edward
Laurie Goss Beverly Inper Ludwig & Associates, Inc
Montecucco
Lynn & Dan Grager Steve Isaacson Gary & Patti Lukas
Amy Moore
Karen Graves Cathryn Iten Debra & James Lundell David Moore
Kelly Griffin Barbara Iverson Susie & Dave Lynch Sam Moore
Kate Griffith Kendra Jackson Courtney Patterson Ashley Schnapp Moran
Hallmark Properties Ray & Janet Jacobsen & Max MacDonald
Michael Morey
Carol Hammond Joan Foley-Jarnberg Lee Ann Maertens
Terri & Dave Hammond & Per-Olof Jarnberg Jim Maguire
Mark Handwerger Ashley Johnson Stacy Mann
Annie Harrell Carl & Gloria Johnson Tiffany Markel
Gayle Harris Kaempf Law Firm PC Bill Marquard
Richard & Deborah Hawkins Kenneth E Kahn II Erik & Jennifer Marter
Wendy & Robert Hawthorne Mike Karsted Suzanne Marter
Martin & Kendra Healy Deb Katz Terese & Ronald Martin
2020 GRANTS TO MHKC
Albina Rotary Club Foundation Re/Max Equity Group
Thank you to the Foundation
Community Foundation for SW
following corporations Washington J Frank Schmidt Family
and foundations that June & Julian Foss Foundation
Charitable Foundation
TEGNA Foundation
supported MHKC in 2020! Gray Family Foundation
Trust Management
Hart Family Foundation Services, LLC
Fred and Patty Hopp Foundation Juan Young Trust
Oregon Community Foundation:
Trailblazers PLAY GrantGIVING
LAKE CIRCLE, CONT. Susan Peterson
Tyler Phanouvong
Delenda Schmid
Bruce & Marilyn Schnapp
Eileen & David Threefoot
Tigard Kiwanis Club
Howard Morse Blake Pickard Patricia Schnur Patti & William Tildsley
Gwalia A Moulton Nickie Pierce Friends of Madelyn Schur Laurie Timmer
Judy & Robert Munger John Sprietsma & Janet Schroer Mark Timmerman
Keith & Nancy Murphy Dana Plautz John Schrupp Molly Toliver
Marc & Tammie Naffziger Venus Plessinger Madelyn Schur Jeffrey & Elizabeth Toretsky
Charles Nedrow Susan Pokorny Scott Schur Mike Tribe
Anh Nguyen Michael Pongon Janet Schwartz Alison Truong
Samuel & Joan Nicholas Leah & Evo Popoff Jayne & Steve Scott Tualatin United Methodist
Debra & Ray Nuding Ryan Prawitz Michael & Joan Sears Mens Group
Mark & Reta Price Self-Determination Teri Van Liew
Oddfellows Montezuma
Lodge #50 Rebecca Anhang Price Resources, Inc Jack & Rosie VanGraafeiland
Conor O’Grady Frank & Sharry Quan Lee Ann Shaver Grace & Aaron Wadell
Hayley Oldenkamp Sharon & Gene Rague Daphna Sher Ralph Wadleigh
Donna Ollis Elaine & Ron Raleigh Roger Sherman Derrick Walker
Brook Ramirez Connie Shipley Harold “Mose” Walker
Bryan & Pam Olson
Charles Rapson Rebecca Shores Nancy Walsh
Jana Kreilich & Don Olson
Kurt L Rasmussen Amy Sigler Waterleaf Architecture
Kathy O’Malley
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individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.ABOUT MT. HOOD KIWANIS CAMP
MHKC STAFF
SAVANNAH BUCK BLAKE PICKARD
Assistant Programs Director Controller
ALICIA BURBIDGE KAYLA PLESSINGER
Special Events Coordinator Programs Director
SKYE BURNS BRIGETTE ROMEO
Development & Camp Head Chef
Communications Director
ALLAN CUSHING BRYON ROSE
Operations Director Campsite & Facilities Director
DAVE McDONALD KATHY WERSCHKUL
Executive Director Program Administrative
Coordinator
VITO PERRONE
Assistant Campsite &
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Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp is an equal opportunity recreation provider operating under
special use permit in the Mt. Hood National Forest, USDA Forest Service.
MISSION EQUITY STATEMENT
Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp helps Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp believes
empower children and adults with organizational diversity that is
intellectual and developmental reflective of our community with
10725 SW Barbur Blvd. disabilities through equitable regard to race, gender, sexual
Suite 50 access to the outdoors and orientation, gender identity, age,
Portland, OR 97219-8673 recreation. and ability deepens understanding
in everyone making MHKC a more
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VISION equitable and inclusive organization
to the benefit of all. We seek to
We envision a future in which raise self-awareness of our own
info@mhkc.org everyone who wants to go to equity and inclusion blind spots by
Camp gets to go and stay in fully- consciously creating, monitoring,
accessible, safe, state-of-the-art and maintaining diversity among
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