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DEAR WYOMING OUTDOOR COUNCIL SUPPORTERS,

2018 was a tough year for conservation in Wyoming. Our experienced policy, legal, and science staff worked hard to hold the line against bad policies and proposals out of Washington.

Federal plans that were cause for celebration a few years ago — plans to conserve sage-grouse habitat, for instance, or to require oil and gas companies to fix leaky infrastructure in an effort to curb greenhouse gas emissions — went on the chopping block. In their place: decisions from the White House that deny climate change, prioritize oil and gas leasing over all other uses of our public lands, and seek to undo smart, cost-effective air pollution controls.

In Wyoming, the stakes of shortsighted energy and environmental policies are high. Because nearly half our acreage is public land — offering some of the best wildlife habitat and recreational access anywhere — and because we rely so heavily on revenues from mineral extraction on these public lands, bad federal policies disproportionately affect us. In 2018 alone, more than 1.5 million acres of public land in Wyoming were leased for oil and gas development — in some of our most vital wildlife habitats.

The Wyoming Outdoor Council worked with partners throughout the year and fought successfully to hold on to as many good aspects of existing federal plans as we could. But we did so knowing that national policies are always vulnerable to the pendulum swings of D.C. politics.

That’s why our ongoing work to find solutions at the state and local levels is so important. It’s also why we expanded our civic engagement program in 2018 and sought to share the tools of effective advocacy with more Wyomingites than ever. Wyoming’s small population, a shared love of our wild backyard, and the relative accessibility of powerful decision makers make it possible to effect real change here.

We’re proud of the conservation wins we helped achieve at home. We worked with partners and the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality to secure strong, statewide air pollution controls, and we held the DEQ to account for its flawed model that allowed for higher pollution levels in numerous rivers and streams where people recreate. We successfully promoted bills in the state legislature that supported wildlife, government transparency, and economic diversification. And we worked with citizens and the Game and Fish Department to ensure that, even in the face of an “energy dominance” mandate, vital habitat — like big game winter range and migration corridors, and sage-grouse core areas — remains intact and functional.

This is the essential, hands-on advocacy that makes an immediate difference right here in Wyoming. And it’s your financial support — along with your willingness to take action when we need you — that makes these homegrown efforts possible. Thank you.

In December our volunteer board of directors finalized an ambitious strategic plan for the next five years. I invite you to take a look on our website. Meanwhile, our team of policy, legal, and science experts will keep working around the clock to make sure the Outdoor Council remains your voice for conservation in Wyoming — at every level — for years to come.

Lisa McGee
Executive Director

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GROWING OUR NETWORK

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Growing the next generation of conservation leadership

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Conservation depends on informed, engaged citizens, and we worked hard in 2018 to help more Wyoming citizens learn the ins and outs of grassroots advocacy.

We launched our inaugural conservation leadership training in Lander, an intensive eight-week course that introduced 17 aspiring citizen advocates to the tools of effective organizing and campaign planning. Students of all ages and backgrounds learned everything from how to run a Facebook page to the best strategies for approaching legislators about a policy issue. The program was one of our most popular, and we’re eager to develop it in the future.

As part of our new legislative internship program, we also brought three citizens to Cheyenne for a week each of hands-on lobbyist training during the 2018 session.

Citizens around the state learned about Wyoming’s legislative process at our well-attended Beers & Bills events in Dubois, Pinedale, Laramie, and Cheyenne.

And our Wyoming gubernatorial candidate survey on conservation issues received more than 1,200 views on our website, offering a valuable resource to voters and the media.

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The Conservation Leadership Institute was a veritable high point in my conservation education. This amazing experience will serve all attendees well as we pursue our various pathways of helping to solve Wyoming’s conservation challenges.

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advocating clean air

After years of advocacy by WOC and partner groups, the DEQ in late 2018 adopted stronger air pollution requirements that will help curb fugitive greenhouse gas emissions around the state. Under the new guidance, oil and gas companies in Wyoming will now be required to check new and modified production facilities for leaks at least twice each year. Implementing this requirement statewide will be critical as new oil and gas projects come online across Wyoming. We’ll continue advocating that existing oil and gas operations — often the ones most in need of inspection and repair — are held to the same requirement.

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Protecting Wyoming’s mule deer

Federal oil and gas leasing on public lands exploded in 2018, with dozens of parcels offered inside vital wildlife habitats, including mule deer migration corridors. Science shows that development inside corridors hurts mule deer herds that rely on these routes for survival. We provided sound legal analysis and well-reasoned arguments to urge the state and the BLM to take a more precautionary approach to leasing until enforceable, science-based protections are put in place. While the BLM did postpone leasing a handful of parcels at the state’s request, we believe more deferrals were warranted. Our work continues with the goal of keeping these corridors intact and functional.

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Defending clean water for recreation

In 2016, the DEQ made a sweeping downgrade of 87,775 miles of streams to allow for a 500 percent increase in E. coli levels when it reclassified these waters from “primary contact” recreation to “secondary.” Its work missed thousands of miles of streams that people regularly use for dunking, splashing, and swimming. We worked throughout the summer of 2018 to identify streams across Wyoming that should have retained the state’s most protective classification. For example, the DEQ identified just three dispersed campsites in all of Fremont County to retain the strongest protections, yet we found more than 30 such campsites off Lander’s Loop Road alone. These are waters where people regularly recreate — and which should never have been downgraded. They include streams near the Fremont County Youth Camp, which hundreds of children visit each year.

We alerted the DEQ to more than 75 recreation sites overlooked by its flawed model, and NOLS made the DEQ aware of an additional 63 missed locations. In response, the DEQ agreed to consider restoring stronger protections where people recreate.

Demanding Strong Water quality standardS

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In 2018, the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality began the first steps of a triennial review of its water quality standards. This is an opportunity for protections to be strengthened — or made worse. Under pressure from various sectors, the agency proposed changes to weaken existing standards. We submitted detailed comments, advocating that the state do a better job of protecting Wyoming’s lakes, rivers, and streams. The process isn’t over. There will be more opportunities for public input, and we’ll make sure citizens know how to make their voices heard.

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Maintaining high water quality is essential for growing Wyoming’s outdoor recreation economy. We can’t thank the Outdoor Council enough for their outreach and advocacy to improve recreational water quality standards. Their work is crucial for maintaining the environment businesses like ours need to prosper.

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Defending wildLIFE & landscapes for future generations

In 2018, the BLM issued plans to roll back federal protections for the Greater sage-grouse. We worked with partners to organize public opposition against the move, provided expert analysis to state officials who can influence the BLM, and insisted on continuing science-based efforts to protect vital sagebrush habitat.

A deal was struck in July to protect another 24,000 acres in the Wyoming Range — the last “valid, existing leases” — from oil and gas drilling. We’re grateful to our partners at the Trust for Public Land for helping us see this through. The deal closes another chapter in the ongoing effort to protect a wild landscape that never should have been leased.

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Working for lasting conservation of public lands

A long county-by-county effort to address future management of wilderness study areas in Wyoming ended in 2018. Several counties submitted recommendations to the Wyoming County Commission Association for review, some of which were sent on to Sen. Barrasso to be considered as part of a larger legislative package. Throughout the often-contentious Wyoming Public Lands Initiative, we pushed for a fair process and for pragmatic conservation outcomes. Carbon County’s stakeholder group was the only one of eight to reach full consensus about the future of special public lands in their county, and put forward a management proposal we supported.

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Leading conservation at the Wyoming Legislature

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In 2018, we dedicated two full-time advocates to the legislative session in Cheyenne and hosted three legislative interns for one week each. We worked with a broad coalition of partners and members to defeat several bad bills, including a proposal to ease small mine regulations and another designed to chill free speech and public dissent. We joined with partners to secure special license plates to help fund wildlife crossings and to advocate good governance reforms, including a bill requiring recordings and statewide broadcasts of interim committee meetings.

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I’ve spent years teaching about the value of nature, public lands, and the outdoors. . . now I want to learn how to stand up for these ideas.

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Committed to Solutions at home

The solar panels on WOC’s Lander office kept approximately 3,200 pounds of CO2 emissions out of the atmosphere in 2018 — the rough equivalent of planting 80 trees. At the end of 2018, we worked with Creative Energies to upgrade to a larger, more efficient system, which should produce enough energy to offset almost 100 percent of our usage in Lander annually. We look forward to keeping approximately 13,200 pounds of CO2 emissions out of the atmosphere in 2019.

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In 2018, the Wyoming Outdoor Council had close to 2,000 active members.
These are individuals who donated — at whatever level they could afford — to make our statewide conservation work possible.

As we look ahead to the opportunities and challenges facing Wyoming, we know we need to increase that number. You can help. If you’re one of the thousands of people who followed us on social media or took action on our alerts, but you aren’t yet a member, please join us. If you are a member, spread the word. Encourage friends and family to join, or — even better — give them a gift membership.

The Outdoor Council’s work to keep our air and water clean, safeguard our public lands, and defend our healthy wildlife benefits everyone lucky enough to live in or pass through this wild state. Members make it all possible. JOIN US!

Thank you to all the individuals and organizations whose financial and in-kind support made our work possible.

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foundations & Organizations

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Anonymous (3) • 1002 Foundation • Aon Foundation • Arthur B. Schultz Foundation • AT&T Employee Giving • California Community Foundation • Cinnabar Foundation • Clure Brothers Furniture • Community Foundation of Jackson Hole • Cony Corporation • Cowfish • Creative Energies • Environmental Defense Fund • Epic Life, Inc. • Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund • George B. Storer Foundation • Houston Trust Company • Izaak Walton League Of America • Knobloch Family Foundation • Lander Community Foundation • Network For Good • The New York Community Trust • North Carolina Community Foundation • Panoram Foundation • Patagonia • PBI Corp • The Pew Charitable Trusts • Rendezvous River Sports • Resources Legacy Fund • The Ricketts Conservation Foundation • Schwab Charitable Fund • STS Foundation • The Trust Company • Trillium Family Foundation • Wild Iris Mountain Sports • The Wilderness Society • Wolf Creek Charitable Foundation

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Gifts in Kind

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Scott Copeland • Stefani Farris & Tim Hudson • Cindy Hayford • Nick Knoke • Susan Marsh & Donald Plumley • Lisa McGee • Nic & Joyce Patrick • Corinna Riginos & Siva Sundaresan • Dave Showalter • Bill Sincavage • EcoConnect & Megan Smith • Paige & Shane Smith • Ron Surdam • Jared White

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in honor of

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Lorene Calder • Mary Greene • Bonnie Hofbauer

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in Memory of

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Seymour Greene

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tom bell legacy society

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Tom Bell Estate • Larry & Debi Berger • Martha Christensen Estate • Martie Crone • Tony Hoch • Donn & Chelsea Kesselheim Estate • Frank & Lois Layton Estate • David & Jane Love Estate • Laurie Milford & Jeff Rickerl • Jeff & Chris Pearson • Richard “Hap” & Susan Ridgway • Anthony & Erika Stevens • Cynthia Stevens • Judith Walker & George Hallenbeck • Terri Watson

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individuals

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Anonymous (51) • Rollin & Carolyn Abernethy • Barbara Abrahamer • Molly Absolon & Allen O’Bannon • Trish & Doug Adams • Rich Adams & Andrea Berry • Kathy & Robert Ahrens • Joe Albright & Marcia Kunstel • Myron Allen, III & Adele Aldrich • Richard Allen & Mary Beth Baptiste • Rick Allen & Maria McGrane • Bill & Nancy Alley • Amy Andersen & Tim Wilson • Arthur Anderson • Dan & Polly Anderson • Jeanie Anderson & Pete Wales • John & Jami Anderson • Sarah Anderson & Matt Hepfinger • Judith Antell • Ted & Calvert Armbrecht • Joe & Janet Armijo • Anne & Joe Austin • Steve Babits & Jan Segna • Donna Bagby • George & Joan Bagby • Nyla Jean Bailey • Larry & Mary Barbula • Barbara Barker • Woody Barmore & Heidi Stearns • David Barnett & Geneva Chong • Matt Bartek • Pilar Bass • Geoff & Mary Bauman • Suzanne Beauchaine • Suzanne & Jack Beaudelaire • Gary Beauvais & Melissa Martin • Lanie Beebe • Christopher Beeson & Alexandra Smith • Jan Behrens • Merav Ben-David • Petie Bennett • Bill Bensel & Kristina Korfanta • Dottie Bentley • Harold & Annie Bergman • Mark Bergstrom & Liz Alva Rosa • Robert & Carol Berry • Catherine Berude • Bertha Bikulcs • Bill & Linda Biles • Sandra Biller • Stanley & Claire Birge • Gary Blackwelder • A. James Blair, Jr. • Andy Blair & Jackie Klancher • Melissa & Ernest Blake • Dan Bloomberg & Irene Beardsley • Joe & Anne Bluemel • Richard & Ann Boelter • Joseph & Nancy Bohne • Cameron Booth • Lawrence Boram • Carol Fischer & Steve Borin • Mike Bostick • Ken Bosworth & Mary Hofle • Tom Bougsty & Prudy Marshall • Cynthia Boyhan • Beverly Boynton & Raymond White • Jon E. Brady • Rich & Susan Brame • Christopher Brauneis • Kalman Brauner & Amy Carlson • Matt & Laura Bredesen • Sharon Breitweiser & Gerald Glass • Denise & Mark Bretting • Alice Brew • Douglas Brew • Lorna & Carmen Bria • Craig Bromley • Tony & Linda Brooks • Stan & Claire Brooks • Doug Brown & Lorie Cahn • Esther Brown • Kristen Brown & Eric Concannon • John & Peggy Bryant • Andrew Bryson & Barbara Chatton • Lonnie Bull • Nancy Bull • Michael & Maureen Burd • Michele Burdick • Rose & Matt Burke • Mary Burman & Charlie DeWolf • William & Cheryl Burnett • George Burnette & Mary Humstone • John Burrows • Steve & Beth Buskirk • Shirley Bye-Jech & Gerald Jech • Colleen Cabot & Norman Farquhar • Fran Cadez • Jill & Bill Calder • Bruce & Carol Campbell • Jim Campbell • Robert & Jane Campbell • Kim Cannon • Hilary Cantu & Alex Yoder • Alan Carlson • Jim Carlson • Don & Sarah Carpenter • Carly-Ann Carruthers • Andrew & Nancy Carson • Christina & Clayton Cartier • Leslie Casey • Allen Cazier • Norm & Sue Cessna • Logan Chadde • Arminee Chahbazian • Lewis & Jean Chase, M.D. • Michael Cheek & Kathy Brown • Dave & Sandy Cherry • Yvon & Malinda Chouinard • Martha Christensen • Lantien Chu • Norma Clark • Susan Clark & Denise Casey • Darrell & Virginia Clarke • Dan & Linda Close • James & Leilani Collins • Katharine Collins • Richard & Kathryn Collins • Claudia Colnar • Nikki Comesrunningbuck • Kae Concannon • Dennis & Lucy Cone • Kerry & Marie Connell • Patrick Conners • Perry & Richard Cook • Michael & Meribeth Cooper • Windsor & Pam Copley • Eugenie Copp • Julia Corbett • Paul & Julie Cornia • Sydney Corrigan • Andrew Coulter & Amy Russian • Jon & Mary Cowee • Ken Cramer & Carol Bilbrough • Peter & Eva Crane • Don Crecelius & Edith Heyward • Martie Crone • Sylvia Crouter-Hodgson • Elaine Crumpley • Peg Cullen • Lynn Cunningham • Mark Cupps • Kathy Curless • Thomas Curry • Liza Cuthbert-Millett • Matthew Cuzzocreo • Daniel & Kimberly Dale • Lisa Dale • Eric & Kelly Dalton • Alex Dannenberg & Monica Bertagnolli • Anthony & Barbara Dardy • Tom & Hope Darin • Todeen Darlington • Nathan Darnall • Dennis Davis • Susan & John Davis • Thomas Davis & Carmen Springer-Davis • Jim & Virginia Dean • Nancy Debevoise • Julie DeGraffenreid • Earl DeGroot & Donna Griffin • Eric & Anne Delahaye • Cathy Denman & Mike Masterson • Larry DiBrito • Herbert & Sally Dieterich • William & Gail Dillon • Nick Dobric • Peter & Vicki Doenges • Tom & Jennifer Dolese • David & Sarah Doll • John Domingue • Andrea Dominick • Marshall & Bettye Dominick • Ward Dominick & Nikki Brew • Mike Lowham & Dannine Donaho • John Drake • Ken Driese & Ellen Axtmann • Bruce Driver • Toni Duggan • Mac Dukart & Steph Nemec • Don & Mary Dunham • Kathy Dunham • Michael Durgain & Connie Gilmore • Bev & Terry Dye • Doug & Kathy Ebert • Jamey Eddy • Garry Edson & Caroline Byrd • Jerry & Diane Egge • David Egolf • Jamie Egolf • Sarah Egolf-Tarr • Robin Eh. Bagley • Michael & Tracy Ehlers • Wendy Elias • Neil & Barbara Elliott • John Ellis • Jane & Mike Emmer • James Erdmann & Rhiannon Jakopak • John Evans • Kayleen Evans • Frank & Patty Ewing • Morgan & Marc Faber • Marcia Fagnant • John & Lucy Fandek • Will Faris • Darek Farmer • Stefani Farris & Tim Hudson • Robert Fay • James Ferguson • Richard & Jean Ferguson • Bill & Linda Ferris • Jim & Charlotte Finley • Kathy Firchow & Tom Laurion • Matt & Angie Flint • Caroline Forrest • Kathleen & Aaron Foster • Robert Francella • Don & Maryellen Frank • Erich Frankland • Barbara Franklin • Bonnie & Roger Fransen • Erin & Jake Freed • Dennis & Becky Freeman • Steffan Freeman • Jerry & Helen Freilich • Rob & Zaidee Fuller • John & Annie Furrer • Steve & Camille Furtney • Nick Fuzessery • Matt Gaffney • Lilly & Roger Gair • Bob & Marlene Gallagher • Glen & Gunda Gamble • John Gans & Stephanie Kessler • Rex Gantenbein & Judith Powers • Darcy Gardiner • Scott & Janet Garland • Ralph & Mary Garrett • Lydia Garvey • Brian Gee • Paul Genetti • Stephen Gerdes • Lynda German & Polly Hinds • John & Margaret Gibbens • Vicki Gill • Bill & Eileen Glaser • Donna & Jade Glode • Margaret & Kip Gobin • Joe & Priscilla Golden • Mary Goodrich • Frank & Betsy Goodyear, Jr. • Paula Gordinier & Tom Kreider • Beatrice Gordon • Mark & Barb Gorges • Bern Hinckley & Sarah Gorin • Diane Gorski • Ben & Susan Gose • Colleen & Vance Grace • Andrea Graham • Kenneth Gray • Steve Greb • Susan & Terry Green • Lloyd & Alcmene Greene • Mary & Ariel Greene • Robert Gregg, Jr. • Joe Greig • Lori Griffin & Drew Leemon • Michael Griffith • Jack Groff • Gene & Lea Grubbs • William & Verna Guenther • Rich & Mary Guenzel • Troy Guimond • Peggy & Joseph Guiney • Patricia Bosse & Frank Gunther • Anne Guzzo • Ralph & Louise Haberfeld • Margaret Hagen • Alyson Hagy • David & Laura Haire • Marilyn Ham • Randy & Lori Hamburger • Bruce & Joan Hamilton • Robert Hamlin & Sarah Dahlberg • Bruce & Molly Hampton • Robert Handelsman • Jerry Hankin • Andrew & Patricia Hansen • Jeff Hansen • Paul Hansen & Kay Stratman • Donald & Fran Harger • Joyce Harkness • Thomas & Patricia Harrington • Janice & Duncan Harris • Kate Harrop • Elizabeth & Peter Hassrick • Walter Hawn • Carolyn & Larry Hazlett • Linda Healow • Dan Heilig & Christine Lichtenfels • Mark & Lizzie Heineken • Jana Heisler-White & Daniel White • Molly Herber • Marguerite Herman • Chuck & Barbara Herz • Laney Hicks • Garrett Higley • Ann Hild • Ann Hinckley • Bob & Vanessa Hitchcock • Earline Hittel • Tony Hoch • Phil & Jean Hocker • David Hodges • Bonnie & Phil Hofbauer • Karen Hohe • Jeffrey & Deborah Homan • Billie Hopka • Elizabeth & Richard Horsch • Ana Houseal • Stephanie Housley • Beth & Paul Howard • Wayne & Sandra Hubert • Dick & Celina Hudson • George & Paula Hunker • Jim & J.J. Huntley • John & Elizabeth Hutchinson • Jen Lamb & Jim Hutchison • Gayle Irwin • Rob & Michele Irwin • Lisa Jaeger & Terry Boyle • Larry Jansen & Lesley Wischmann • Ernest Jaramillo • David Javorsky • Morris & Sharon Jenkins • Karen Jerger & Chuck Harris • Ken & Sherrie Jern • Terry Jess & Richard Engeman • James & Jean Jewell • Bethany, Joshua, Maya & Gwen Johnson • Claus Johnson • Carrie & Kevin Johnson • Lisa Johnson & Ben Hammond • Sara Jane Johnson • Lorraine & Ivan Jones • Terry & Kayte Jones • Pete & Jean Jorgensen • Richard & Carole Joyner • Kate Juenger • Brian Kahin & Julia Royall • Richard M. Kail • Ruth Kanaris • Scott Kane & Michelle Escudero • Kenneth & Carolyn Katsma • Mattie Katz • Matthew Kauffman & Amy Robohm • Shari Kearney & Karen Mott • Chris & Dawn Kearns • Kelsey Kehoe • Ken Keierleber • Robert & Linda Keiter • Robert & Michele Keith • Jack & Darla Kelly • Duane & Joy Keown • Charles Kerr & Gudrun Rice • Ann Noel Kesselheim & Michael Hussin • June Kibben • Ken Kidder & Maia Rose • Jerry & Viesia Kirk • Maggie Kirlin & Chad Krezelok • John Kissock • Steve & Susan Kline • Max & David Klinger • Miriam & William Klingsporn • Janet Knach • Dennis & Judy Knight • John Knight • Emily Knobloch • Andrew Knutsen • Kenneth & Trish Kolm • Ken & Julie Konicek • Frank Korfanta & Julia Whyde • Nicole Korfanta • Matthew Krall • Sarah Krall • Chuck Kratz • Elizabeth Krause & Chris Krassin • David & Audrey Krise • Richard & Karen Kroger • Mike Kusiek • Robert Kutchin • Thomas & Peggy LaPoint • Beedee Ladd • Edward & Laura Ladd • Juan Laden • Kathryn LaGrange • Pat Laird • Lucky Lambdin • Bruce Lamberson • James & Carol Lambert • Cory & Jean Lamblin • Heather Lantz & Jennifer Heilig • Ted Lapis • Josephine Larson • Sean Leach • Sharon Leder • Bryon Lee & Katie Hogarty • Don & Judy Legerski • Claire Leon • Eric Levy & Julia Fairbank • Kathy & Ken Lichtendahl • Jason & Linda Lillegraven • Linda Lindsey & Monty Hettich • Jennifer Lipps • Barbara Locke • Jeff & Rhonda Locker • Gretchen Long • Stephen Lottridge • Jeffrey Louden • Clark Lowe • Sue Lowry • Jim & Jill Lubing • Robert Luce • Suzanne Luhr • David & Jo Lynn Lundquist • Donna Marburger • Julie Margolis • Hollis Marriott • Susan Marsh & Donald Plumley • Ray Martin • Margery & Edgar Masinter • Lori Mathews • Steve & Karen Matson • Nathan Maxon & Valerie Schoneberger • John Maxwell • Mike & Michelle Mazur • Mr. & Mrs. Walter McBeath • Tom & Nicky McCallum • Amy & Forrest McCarthy • Edmond & Whitney McCarthy • Clark & Lisa McCauley • Marcia & Ryan McChesney • Duncan & Harriet McClelland • George McClelland, Jr. • Alan McConigly • Paula McCormick & Dennis VanDenbos • Daniel McCoy & Melanie Arnett • Gregory McCue • James McCue, III • Joseph McCune & Georgiana Sanders • Jazmyn McDonald • Lyman McDonald • Pat & Bob McDowell • John & Maryann McGee • Lisa, Matthew, & Dylan McGee • Mac McIntyre & Laura Martin • Susan McKay • Priscilla McKenna • Mimi McMillen • Lance McNees • Doug McWhirter & Ann Mebane • Ken Meade • James & Donna Mecham • Greg & Susan Meeker • Michael Merigliano • Jerod & Bethann Merkle • Chris Merrill & Rebecca Biles Merrill • Walt & Sharon Merschat • Carol Mersereau • Tom Messenger • Katie Baum Mettenbrink & Patrick Mettenbrink • Dan Mika • James & Marsha Milek • Jana Milford & Rick Adcock • Neil & Jennifer Miller • Susan Miller & Greg Collins • Wayne, Judy, & Jennye Minshall • Leigh & Carol Mintz • John Mionczynski • Claire Moloney • Jay & Connie Moody • David & Mel Moody • Carl Morck • Katherine & Andrew Morehead • Wendy Morgan • Kathleen Moriarty • Randy Sue Morris • Robyn Morrison & Greg Atkenhead • Sandy Mueller & Mary Jane Luther • Norman Mullen • Tom Murphy • Amy Nagler & Ranie Lynds • Chuck & Kate Neal • David & Joan Nelson • Jackie Nelson • Rod & Anne Newcomb • Cindy & Jeremy Newman • Bob & Sandy Newsome • Don & Dot Newton • Peter Nichols • Alli Noland & Tim Linger • Sparky Colby & Andy Norman • Deborah & Mark Nunnink • Liz Nysson & Rob Baker • Kate O’Connell • Jamie O’Donnell • Barbara & Bob Oakleaf • Jim Oakleaf • Michael & Marlene Olin • Linda Olinger • Blynne Olivieri • Andrea Orabona & Quinn Cerovski • Diane Orme • Donna & Jim Orr • Joanna Orr • Harry & Lucie Osborn • Bruce Ostermann • Emilene Ostlind • Emmett Padway • Libby Paglione & Steven Vedder • Diane Panozzo • Kathy Pappas • Edward Paradis & Margaret Cooney • Beth & Doug Park • Jennie & Michael Parker • Jim & Liz Parker • Sylvia Parker • John & Marietta Parr • William & Barbara Parsons • Carol Matteson Pascal • Ben & Holly Patrick • Nic & Joyce Patrick • Pam Paulson • Jeff & Chris Pearson • Joe Perry • Nancy Perry & Raleigh Powell • Oliver & Betsy Peters • Donna Petersen • Leslie Petersen & Hank Phibbs • Vance & Cindy Petersen • Sara & Wayne Petsch • Doug Pflugh & Katie Weber • Jane Phelps • Bill Phelps • Mary Phifer • Julien Phillips • Lindsay Phillips • Hannah & Wallace Pickworth • Eryn Pierce • Casey Pikla • Chico & Sandy Pistono • Donna Pitcher Fisher • Lynn & Patrick Pitet • Douglas & Carol Pitman • Rob Plakke & Tina Moore • Louise Plank • Peter & Deb Plastrik • Steve Platz & Shana Tarter • Alan & Janet Pohl • Steve & Lennie Poitras • Josephine Porter • Nicole Prehoda • Frank & Norma Prevedel • Tom & Betty Pruett • Aaron & Tamsen Pruzan • Virginia Purdum • Joe & Andrea Quiroz • John Rader • Nate & Sam Rastatter • Amy Rathke • Dan & Rosie Ratigan • Chip Rawlins & Deb Donahue • Linda Raynolds & Elijah Cobb • Kelly Reasoner • Garth & Annie Reber • Bill Resor & Story Clark Resor • Stephanie Reutner • Laurie Milford & Jeff Rickerl • Shelley Ridenour • Eli & Carley Ridgway • Eric & Lori Ridgway, MD • Hap & Susan Ridgway • Peter & Judy Riede • Debbie Rieger & Bob Van De Rostyne • Robert Righter & Sherry Smith • Wendy Goode & John Rindler • Robert & Lori Rittle • Daniel & Donna Roach • Annie Robbins • Larry Roberts • Steve & Lisa Robertson • Donald & Kathy Robinson • Will Robinson & Maria Katherman • Rick & Shannon Rochelle • Anne Rockhold • Dean Roddick • Judd Rogers & Carolina Jaramillo • Elisabeth Rohrbach • Pat & Pam Rollison • Jim Roscoe • Barb Rose • Skip & Konny Rosette • Shane Rothman • Mark Roy & Rachael Price • Brad & Peggy Ruble • Barbara Rugotzke • John Rust • Dona Ryan • Gregory Ryan • Bette Jeanne Sage • Elizabeth Sall • Andrew Salter & Michele Gammer • Al & Myrna Sammons • Ric Samulski • Arne & June Sandberg • Eric & Susan Sandeen • Byril Sanders • Mark & Mary Sanderson • Lorraine Saulino-Klein • Scott Sissman & Kate Savosy • Martha Saxe • Pat Schafer • Skye Schell • Nancy Schiffer • Chuck & Carol Schneebeck • Erika Schoen • Raychelle Schoner • Philip Schroeder • Margi Schroth • Luke Schultz • Charles Schuster & Karla Wagner • Dawn Scott • Day Scott • Gary Scott & Mary Keating-Scott • Jared & Anne Scott • Bev & Dick Scott • Clee Sealing & Mary McAfee Sealing • Marilyn Seller • Robert & Diane Seville • Roger & Marcia Shanor • Stephen Shea & GiGi Jasper • Dave Shelles • Ed Sherline & April Heaney • Michael Shonsey & Kathryn Jenkins • Marty Short • Neil Short & Linda Nix • Sandy & Dick Shuptrine • Barry & Priscilla Sibson • Cyndy & Peter Simer • Charles Simons & Hannah Simmons Pickworth • Rebekah Simon-Peter & Jerry Gonzales • Kathryn Simonds • George & Amanda Sims • Shane Sims • Diane Sipe • Melanie Suparat Sirirot • Linda & Glen Sisco • Rebecca Sissman • Amy Skinner • Brent Slensker • Dave Slovisky & Sally Webster • Don & Gretel Smith • James Smith • Lucy Smith • Paige & Shane Smith • Dorie & Randy Smith • Shawn Smith • John & Leslie Soderquist • Ruth Sommers • Venna Sparks • Rollin & Bettina Sparrowe • Mike & Sandy Specht • Bob & Barbara Spengler • Horton & Juli Spitzer • Kim & Jim Springer • Jean Stachon & John Iliya • Georgie Stanley • Diantha States • Michael & Jennifer Stauth • Sean Stauth & Stina Brock • Ken & Karey Stebner • Press & Shirley Stephens • Kathleen Steven • Anthony & Erika Stevens • Cynthia Stevens • Julia Stevens • Trevor Stevenson & Abi Ridgway • Mickey Steward • Liz Storer & Luther Propst • Brian Strampe • Dale & Paula Strickland • Beecher Strube • Tim Sullivan • Corinna Riginos & Siva Sundaresan • Gregg & Donna Sutherland • Travis & Sarah Sweeney • Mike & Cathy Szymczak • Nancy Taylor • Paul Taylor • Gomer Thomas • Craig Thompson • James Thompson • Larry & Nancy Thoney • Tom & Caryn Throop • Rob Thurston • Emily & BJ Tilden • Carol Tolan • Bruce & Pat Tomsovic • Gordon Townsend • Jeff Troxel • Liz Tuohy • John & Charlene Turner • Gail & Robert Turner • Wayne & Polly Turner • Paul Twardock & Dona Bruden • Susan Twitchell • Juliet Unfried • Stephen & Amy Unfried • Jonathan Updike • Beatrice & Peter VanRoijen • Tom Varichak & Nancy Pieropan • Dave & MaryLou Vaske • Rich & Kim Vincent • Kim Viner & Barbara Barnes • William Voigt • Rose Vowles • Doug & Becky Wachob • Jill Walford & Bill Kuestner • Caleb Walker • Cameron & Barbara Walker • Eleanore Walker • Judy Walker & George Hallenbeck • Martha Walters • Willy & Abby Warner • Philip & Patty Washburn • Mark Watkins & Susannah Bletner • Frank Watrous • Brendon & Stephanie Weaver • Roger, Jana & Ben Weber • Web Webster • Alyssa Wechsler • Terry Wehrman & Marjane Ambler • Sonjia & Lena Weinstein • June Weintraub • Jim Weis • Dolores Welty • Paul Westberry • Katie Wheeler & George Moser • Garold & Lucille Whisler • John & Branka Whisnant • Adrienne White • Marylee White & Charlie Thomas • Missy White • Don & Donna Whyde • Patricia Whyde • Andy Wiessner • Steven Williams • Susan Williams • Susan Williams • John Zancanella & Barbara Wilmetti Zancanella • Gary, Kate, & Anni Wilmot & Aileen Brew • John & Marie Wilson • Chris & Kurt Wimberg • John Winkel • John Winsor • Gregory & Lauriel Winters • Randall & Fay Wise • Annette & Art Withington • Larry Wolfe • Loring Woodman & Melody Lin • Charles Woodward • Chick Woodward & Diane LeBlanc • Mary Lynn Worl • Bryan Wyberg • Leah Yandow • Robert & Barbara Yonts • Anne Young & Jim Nielson • Mike & Chris Young • Suzanne Young • Karen Youngblood • John Ysebaert • Alexandria Zafonte • Reed Zars & Megan Hayes • Jackie Ziegler • Karen & Klaus Zoller • Edward Zukoski • Charles Zwick, Jr. & Jessica Branom-Zwick

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Financials

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$726,491

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PROGRAM

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$143,225

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administration & management

$124,110

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fundraising

$993,826

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TOTAL EXPENSES

*In addition to ongoing operations, WOC invested $35,000 in 2018 for comprehensive campaign planning.

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