1. 2015 ANNUAL REPORT
Building Healthy, Stable Families

2. 2015 ANNUAL REPORT
Healthy, stable families are at the
heart of Lifetrack.
For nearly 70 years, Lifetrack has been a vital
resource in Minnesota communities.
Mission
Working together to develop the strengths
within children, families, and adults facing the
greatest life challenges.
Vision
All families and individuals are strong, healthy,
and productive members of the community. View this online!
www.lifetrack-mn.org/annualreport
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3. Lifetrack is the reason we’ve stayed in St. Paul
for so long. They’ve helped stabilize us and
have had a positive impact on our lives.”
Message from the President and Board Chair.......................................................................3
Healthy, Stable Families are the Heart of Lifetrack............................................................. 4
Drawing Up the Courage to Reach Her Goals .......................................................................5
Finding Connection in a Hearing-Centered World...............................................................7
Lifetrack by the Numbers..............................................................................................................9
Where Kids Can Be Kids ............................................................................................................... 11
Community Builder Award.......................................................................................................... 13
Corporate Partner of the Year....................................................................................................14
A Spark of Generosity................................................................................................................... 15
Volunteer & Donor Spotlight ...................................................................................................... 17
Financial Summary......................................................................................................................... 21
Lifetrack Parent
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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4. Building healthy, stable families.
Lifetrack is a champion for families
facing the greatest disparities in income,
employment, education and health. Our
families experience the most significant
barriers and too often lack the critical
support network needed to succeed.
At Lifetrack, we build that network and
bring real tools so parents, kids and
individuals can create and experience
a new vision for what is possible, and a
renewed trust in their inherit strengths.
With you in their corner, we are investing
in positive futures for families, children
and our communities. Last year, 1,554
people became active participants in
our economy through career-focused
employment. Additionally, 24 refugee
families, who were earning less than
$1,000 a year before partnering with
Lifetrack, landed long-term employment
and are building equity through safe and
healthy homes they purchased in
southern Minnesota.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
AND BOARD CHAIR
Also in 2015, 1,400 new parents were
supported in exploring options and
making positive, proactive health,
education and communications decisions
for their children who are deaf or hard
of hearing because of Lifetrack’s Parent
to Parent Outreach Services. In Families
Together Services, 258 at-risk young
children learned healthy ways to manage
stress, express their emotions and prepare
for kindergarten, getting them off to the
best start possible.
Families who face significant challenges
also hold the greatest promise for our
community. Lifetrack’s deep legacy
of supporting families is only possible
because of our partnership with you and
your family. Read on to hear stories about
how our work celebrates and stabilizes
families, empowers parents and fosters
resilience in kids.
Thank you for your support, generosity
and talents shared.
TrixieAnn Girtz Golberg,
President & CEO, Lifetrack
David Kadrie,
2015 Lifetrack Board Chair,
Business Services Leader, 3M
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5. Lori Bonin
(Board Vice Chair),
Independent Business
Executive
Cecelia Doyle,
Academic Director, Early
Childhood Education,
Collegis Education
Jack Duffy,
Team Leader, Small Business,
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.
Susan Ebertz,
Vice President, Group
Insurance Services, Securian
Financial Group
Kathy Engesser,
Vice President of Marketing,
Communications & Project
Management, U.S. Bank
Tony Fulco,
Business Manager,
3M Corporation
Jonathan Hatch,
Agency Operations
Coordinator, Foster Klima
Travis Hintz,
Director of Planning, Ecolab
Mahedi Jiwani,
CFO Consultant
David Kadrie
(Board Chair), Vice President,
Business Services,
3M Corporation
Debra Kerrigan,
Dean of Workforce Training,
Dunwoody College
Jake Laabs,
Treasurer, Senior Business
Architect, Thrivent
Christine Meuers,
Executive Vice President
& Head of Ethics Program
Office, Wells Fargo
& Company
Margaret Murphy,
Chief Credit Officer,
Anchor Bank
John Paulus,
Senior Vice President, Wealth
Management & Securities,
U.S. Bank
Daniel Prokott,
Attorney at Law Faegre
Baker Daniels
Bonnie Russ,
Partner, Mahoney Ulbrich
Christiansen & Russ PA
Kathryn Sevcik,
Senior Vice President, Head
of Operations, Wells Fargo
Nick Thoemke,
2nd Vice President & Actuary,
Loss Analytics & Reserving,
The Travelers Companies
TC Tong,
Manager Payer Relations &
Value Analytics, Allina
Michele Vaillancourt
(Board Secretary), Attorney
at Law Winthrop & Weinstine
Jeffrey Vigil,
Deputy General Counsel,
HealthPartners
Young Youn,
Captain, U.S. Army
Lifetrack is a champion for
families facing the greatest
life challenges. We reduce
disparities on the ground level,
working to uplift those who
experience the most barriers
to success.
The disparities in education,
employment and health in
Minnesota are large. Every day,
our work makes our community
stronger with our unique family-
centered approach.
Together, we:
Stabilize Families
Empower Parents
Foster Resilience
in Kids
HEALTHY, STABLE FAMILIES ARE
AT THE HEART OF LIFETRACK.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2015/2016
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6. A Young Mom Gets Help Landing Her First Job
Anna has a passion for helping young children
with disabilities. She knows what it’s like to
have a learning disability and have a hard time
in school. But this struggle is exactly what fuels
her desire to help others. It inspired her to enroll
in the Early Childhood Education program at
Minneapolis Community and Technical College.
“In high school, I had this crazy idea that I
wanted to open up a school for special needs
kids,” said Anna. “I think that they deserve to
have a lot more attention.”
Anna was working towards her degree when
her son was born. She enrolled in the Minnesota
Family Investment Program and got in touch
with Lifetrack. That’s when she met Mohamed, a Lifetrack Employment Counselor, who
worked to help her gain the confidence she needed for the job search. As a young mom,
Anna didn’t have any experience in the workforce. “It was hard to find a job because
I never had a job in my life,” said Anna. “I didn’t have the qualifications to do retail or
cashier work or anything.”
Mohamed helped push Anna out of her comfort zone and commit to the sometimes
grueling process of a job hunt. “Without Mohamed, I wouldn’t have gotten the courage
to look for a job. I would have been stuck at home, feeling helpless,” said Anna. When
she heard she was offered a job, she was excited to tell Mohamed.
With her first job under her belt, Anna now has more skills and experience to be
successful in the next chapter of her life. Today, Anna is focused on her volunteer
efforts, pursuing her dream in Early Childhood Education, and looking for more
part-time work to support her family while she completes school. She sees Mohamed
and Lifetrack as part of the support network that helped her to learn and do better.
“It’s just great that somewhere out there, there’s people that want to help you,” said
Anna. “It’s been awesome.”
Lifetrack partners with Hennepin County to deliver employment services,
such as job search counseling for low-income parents. Learn more at
www.Lifetrack-MN.org/Services.
DRAWING UP THE COURAGE
TO REACH HER GOALS
It’s just great that
somewhere out there,
there’s people that
want to help you,”
It’s been awesome.”
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7. STABILIZING
FAMILIES
When adults have
sustainable employment,
they create stability for
themselves and provide
a solid foundation for the
next generation.
Lifetrack helps people with
disabilities, immigrants
and refugees and people
experiencing poverty begin
and develop careers that
are meaningful to them.
CELEBRATING OUR SUCCESS
A Pioneer for People with Mental Health Diagnoses
Lifetrack was recognized by the Minnesota Department
of Employment and Economic Development as a pioneer
for our evidence-based approach that fosters recovery
through employment.
Minneapolis Employment Partner of the Year
Lifetrack received the Partner of the Year Award by the
City of Minneapolis for our career pathways program,
helping people in poverty begin careers in construction
and commercial trucking.
Expanded Services in Rochester, MN
Lifetrack opened a new employment office in Rochester,
MN, where we offer services to help people re-enter the
workforce after being laid off.
Largest Refugee Employment Services
Lifetrack has been the largest refugee employment
services program in Minnesota for the last 8 years.
Anna, Lifetrack Employment Program Participant
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8. FINDING CONNECTION IN A
HEARING-CENTERED WORLD
A family finds community & support to
help their son thrive
Wayne and Allison are the type of parents who
gush unapologetically about their kids. Wayne
will even refer to his son as the “apple of my
eye” in public. This endearing quality gives you
a sense of just the kind of nourishing home
Wayne and Allison were building as a family,
when they found out they were expecting their
second child, Frederick.
What they didn’t expect was that Frederick
would have certain challenges that other kids do
not. Early hearing tests revealed that Frederick
had severe/profound hearing loss in both of his
ears. “It was something we were not prepared
for and we didn’t know what to do next,” said Wayne.
In their home in Illinois, the hospital connected them with a variety of resources that
helped them start to understand how to help their son. However, when Wayne accepted
a position at 3M in Minnesota, all of that changed. “We felt a little lost again once we got
out here,” said Wayne.
That’s when Wayne and Allison’s simple Google search brought up Minnesota Hands &
Voices. They met with a Parent Guide, Robin, who helped them understand the medical
and educational options available. But what made the greatest impact was attending
Minnesota Hands & Voices family events. “When Frederick was diagnosed, our hope
was that he would grow up to lead a normal life,” said Wayne. “And having family
events, where you can see kids a few years older than Frederick just being typical kids is
unbelievably comforting to me as a parent.”
That is the ultimate goal of Minnesota Hands & Voices – to offer parents tools to help
their kids succeed while building a rich community where families find understanding,
support and friends.
Minnesota Hands & Voices, a program of Lifetrack, is a community that offers
support and resources to families with children who are deaf and hard of hearing.
Learn more at www.MNHandsandVoices.org.
…having events that you
can go to as a family,
where you can see other
kids just like Frederick
having a good time—that
is the most comforting
thing to me as a parent..”
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9. EMPOWERING
PARENTS
A strong and nurturing
parent fulfills the central
role in a child’s growth
and happiness.
Lifetrack offers parenting
education and connections
to community resources
for families experiencing
poverty, families with
children who are deaf or
hard of hearing and
adults balancing work
and family demands.
CELEBRATING OUR SUCCESS
Push for best practices
The Minnesota Coalition for Targeted Home Visiting,
a project of Lifetrack, partnered with the Minnesota
Department of Health to create a framework for baseline
training for all home visiting professionals to ensure best
practices across the state.
Over 200 attend the Work/Life and Flexibility Expo
LifeBalance Solutions, a program of Lifetrack, hosted
the 6th annual Work/Life and Flexibility Expo gathering
human resources and diversity professionals from across
the nation to discuss the complexities of balancing work
and family.
.
Wayne, Allison and family, Minnesota
Hands & Voices participants
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10. 1,554people have been placed in jobs since 2013.
76%
96%live in poverty
54%have experienced
child abuse or
neglect
66%have a parent or
caregiver who
has a mental
health diagnoses
62%live in a home
where there have
been incidents of
domestic violence
64%have experienced
homelessness or
other housing
issues
97%of parents learned positive
parenting techniques that
promoted school readiness.
1,400new families were
contacted by MNHV parent
guides to offer support and
resources for parents with
children who are deaf or
hard of hearing.
113parents and caregivers
received home visits in 2015
through the Targeted Home
Visiting Program.
95%
Kids in our Therapeutic Preschool
FOSTERING
RESILIENCE
IN KIDS
LIFETRACK BY THE NUMBERS
STABILIZING
FAMILIES
of our clients are unemployed
when enrolled at Lifetrack.
are still employed, earning
taxable income after one year.
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11. We provided over
3,600children and adults
therapeutic services, like
occupational, speech and
language therapies.
After working with Lifetrack, the average
annual starting wage for our clients was
$23,254
Average annual income before
coming to Lifetrack was less than
$1,000
1,005
1,800children served in 2015
who are at risk of
developmental delays
and educational failure.
96%of kids graduated from the
preschool ready for kindergarten,
reaching age-appropriate
developmental milestones.
31,652people participated in a LifeBalance
Solutions seminar or webinar, aiming to
help employees balance the demands of
work and family.
79%of clients served in our
employment programs
are from ethnically
diverse backgrounds
24refugee families served
by Lifetrack purchased
homes in Austin, MN.
2015 YEAR IN REVIEW
EMPOWERING
PARENTS
people completed
a credentialed skill
training since 2013.
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12. Cellastine’s kids receive emotional and
social support through
Lifetrack’s therapeutic preschool
Cellastine is a powerhouse of a parent. She’s
the mom of a band of eight spirited and
insightful daughters. When all the girls get in a
room together, laughter and chatter flow easily.
Even music seems to emerge from nowhere, as
the girls sing songs in unison. It’s an energy that
anyone from a big family might know.
But being a single mom to a big family, without
much support has been a challenge. Cellastine is
the first to say that after her daughter Ja’Niyha
was born, she was struggling. A public health
nurse saw this and suggested she look into the
programs at Lifetrack. Cellastine was a little doubtful at first, but ultimately, she decided
to give it a try. “I just don’t hesitate with anything that can make me better with my
kids,” said Cellastine.
Cellastine’s biggest worry was that her children needed to develop better social skills
and ways to process their feelings. “We’ve had issues with the kids trying to take on the
stress and worries of an adult,” she said. “I also didn’t have a vehicle four years ago, so
my children were never in a daycare setting to pick up social skills with anybody outside
of my home,” said Cellastine. The family signed up for Lifetrack’s Home Visiting program,
and subsequently, her three youngest daughters enrolled in the therapeutic preschool.
With therapy and help from their teachers, Cellastine’s daughters learned how to express
themselves better and work through stress. “The thing I appreciate the most was the
counseling because it helped me communicate with my kids better,” said Cellastine. “We
talk about feelings a lot now… How they are young don’t need to worry about anything
else going on. They’re just being kids now.”
Cellastine said the growth and accomplishments of her family make her the most
proud. “The kids have grown, grades are better, reports are better at school, there’s
more stability and consistency in the house now, versus before. Everything else has
fallen in place.”
The Families Together Program is an intensive, relationship-based early childhood
intervention program for families who face critical challenges in life. Learn more
at www.Lifetrack-MN.org/FamiliesTogether.
WHERE KIDS CAN BE KIDS
We talk about feelings a lot
now… How they are young
and they just need to be
kids and don’t worry about
anything else going on.
They’re just being kids now.”
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13. FOSTERING RESILIENCE
IN KIDS
Kids are resilient when they are able to
move forward after facing minor setbacks,
daily challenges or even a traumatic event.
Lifetrack helps kids who experience the
stresses of poverty find their strengths
and prepare for kindergarten through
our unique therapeutic preschool. We
help kids who are deaf or hard of hearing
build confidence with Role Models,
American Sign Language instruction
and community support.
CELEBRATING OUR
SUCCESSES
Better Early Reading Support
The Families Together Therapeutic
Preschool hired two Reading Corps
members, enabling all four classrooms to
have additional early literacy support.
Partnership with Wilder Research
Working in partnership with Wilder
Research, Lifetrack published a statewide
needs assessment for families with
children who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Cellastine and family, Families Together Participants
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14. HEAVY METAL TRUCK
TRAINING
Each year, Lifetrack recognizes local businesses
for their outstanding dedication to providing
job seekers with employment and the support
needed to succeed in the workforce. In 2015,
Heavy Metal Truck Training worked closely
with the Lifetrack team to help more families
realize stability through employment in the
commercial trucking industry. Working in
partnership with Heavy Metal Truck training
leaders Gary Pressley and Lisa Wiger, Lifetrack
clients like Marlon were able to chart a new,
more hopeful future.
Learn more about the Community
Builder Award at www.Lifetrack-MN.org/
Community-Builder-Award
COMMUNITY BUILDER
AWARD
Marlon, Heavy Metal Truck Training Graduate
My goal is to buy a truck and run it myself.
It will take some time but I know that with
the rate I’m making, I’m able to save money.
If you really learn the industry and are willing
to work hard, there is no reason you can’t be
successful and have a long career driving.”
Gary Pressley and Lisa Wiger,
Heavy Metal Truck Training
Our partnership with
Lifetrack is one of
our most successful
working relationships.”
Marlon, LIfetrack Employment Program Participant
and Heavy Metal Truck Training Graduate
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15. U.S. BANK
U.S. Bank invests time, resources and passion to
build and support vibrant communities that allow
every person to work toward their possible. The
building blocks of all thriving communities where
all things are possible include: stable employment
opportunities, a home to call your own and a
community connected through culture, recreation
and play. As an important partner to the Lifetrack
mission, U.S. Bank offers more than just financial
support—U.S. Bank employee volunteers help
provide the building blocks that make a difference
for Lifetrack families.
In 2015, Lifetrack was honored to receive
U.S. Bank Foundation funding to support Lifetrack
employment programs, volunteer engagement
through our annual Diaper Drive and holiday
Adopt-A-Family campaigns. In addition, U.S. Bank
served as the Presenting Partner of the Faces of
Hope Breakfast and the 2015 Work/Life Flexibility
Expo. U.S. Bank’s investment of time, resources
and passion truly puts Hope within Reach for
Lifetrack families.
We now have hope to reach our goals.
Agencies like Lifetrack help us so that we
all have a good job and a good life.”
CORPORATE PARTNER
OF THE YEAR
Min, Lifetrack Participant
U.S. Bank employees hand off Diaper Drive items
to Lifetrack Staff.
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16. VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT
A SPARK OF GENEROSITY
A SPARK OF GENEROSITY
A 7th Grader ignites a new family tradition to help others
Vinny, a 7th grader from Plymouth, MN spent his last Christmas thinking more of others
than himself. His stepmom, Tara, said that after searching the internet for charities to
give to this holiday season, he stumbled upon Lifetrack’s Adopt-A-Family Program.
“Underprivileged families mean a lot to him,” Tara told us when she explained why he
wanted to get involved with the program. The whole idea of giving people presents that
might not have the opportunity to get presents really appealed to him.”
Vinny not only bought gifts, with some help from Tara, but also wrapped the gifts
for two boys in the program. “I think it made him think about other kids and when he
received his own gifts, he was more appreciative than a typical 13 year-old boy would
typically be.” When Vinny and his family completed the project he said “I totally want
to do that again next year.”
Interested in Volunteering? Contact us
at Volunteer@lifetrack-mn.org or go to
www.Lifetrack-MN.org/Volunteer.
Register to attend a Hope Tour today!
Visit www.Lifetrack-MN.org/Hope-Tour
to learn more.
I totally want to do
that again next year.”
6,600volunteer hours +$23.56/hour* =
$155,496donated to Lifetrack
Volunteers in 2015 gathered school supplies and winter gear for kids,
collected and wrapped holiday presents, gave oversight and direction by
serving on our Board of Directors, helped give Lifetrack’s building a face-
lift with painting and landscaping projects, and spread the word about
Lifetrack on social media.
*Independent sector estimated value of volunteer time in 2015.
YOUR GENEROSITY
IS CHANGING LIVES
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17. I probably wouldn’t be who I am today or
where I’m at today without the help from
Lifetrack’s programs.”
Cellastine, Lifetrack Parent
$20,000in holiday gifts collected for the
Adopt-A-Family Program in 2015, giving more than 400 people bright
and joyous holidays.
Over 120backpacks filled with school supplies collected for kids.
59supporters visited Lifetrack for a Hope Tour to hear our stories
and learn more about our work.
Vinny and family, Adopt-a-Family Contributors
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18. GIFTS
INDIVIDUAL
DONORS
Bruce and Teresa Ackland
Dayna Adams
Karen Ainslie
Karen and Thomas Alf
Kristine and Josh Alswager
Audrey Alwell
Amy Amundsen
Anne B. Anderson
Gregg and Jill Anderson*
Raymond and Carolyn Anderson
Terry and Bruce Anderson
Vinny Anderson
Maren Anderson
Mark Anton
Chas and Nancy Arend*
Gina Armada
Bonaparte Armah
Mark Arps
Berek Awend
Joshua Awend
Jessica Bachaus Young
Caroline Baillon
Anne Barlow
Sharon Bassett
Elisabeth Baum
Beverly A. Benker
John and DeAnne Bennett
Nancy Bennett*
Elaine A. O. and
David R. Berryman
Brenda and Ken Beukelman*
Todd D. Beukelman
Tim Beversdorf
Beth Bird
Kathy Bjerke
Frank Blackstock
Mary Bloomingdale
Rev. Dr. Craig and
Georgia Boehlke
Dr. Abigail and
Mr. Nicholas Boetticher*
Linda Bogaard
Craig Bongart
Bonin Family*
Dennis W. Boom*
Linda Boss*
Cheryl Bottorff
Veja & Jeff Brady
Sandy and Don Henry
Nicole Hense
Travis Hintz*
LaChel Hird
Megan and Nathan Hladilek
Jill Hlanvinka*
John & Debra Hoffman
Catherine Holtzclaw
Hannah Horn
David Hottinger
Rachel Hughes
Elizabeth Huot
John and Ruth Huss
Tatjana Hutnyak
Sally A. Hwang
Shelley R. Jacobson
Karen James
Roger Janikowski
Mary Janisch
Paul Jeannotte
Shereen J. Jensen*
Barbara and Cully Johnson*
Jill Johnson
James Johnson and
Lucy Rosenberry Jones*
Reed Johnson
Amber Johnston
Matthew Jones
Eric Jonjak*
David and Julie Kadrie*
Ann L. Kalgren
Marilyn Karr
Nathan and Jenna Katorski
Deborah Ann Keeley
Norah Kelly
Philip and Virginia Kendall*
Sue and Pat Killeen
Eric Kirchner
Peter Klein*
Amber Koehler
Katie Koelfgen
Darla and Wesley Kolb
Brandon Koller
Lawrence and Lynda Kolodziej
Rebecca Kopka
Tom and Pam Korsman
Katie Kosseff
Seka Kovacevic
Joe Kovarik
Linda E. Krach and Robert L Kriel
Lori Bray
Eric Britt
Scott and Mary Broady
Elizabeth N. Brombach and
Dr. William A. Brombach
Robert Brown
Douglas and Dana Bruce
Thelma A. Brynolfson*
Bruce and Crescentia Brynolfson
Elvi and Rudy Brynolfson
Suzan L. Bunde
Emily Burke
Scott and Sarah Burns*
Michael C. Busch
Connie Bush
Valarie Calvert
Tyler Candee
Susan Carlin
Gayle Carlson
Debra Chatelle
Kristine Cinealis
Nathaniel and Beth Coltvet
Pat Connelly
Fred and Heidi Conrad
Rich Cowles
Deborah Ann Cox
Jayne Cox-Lindsey
Richard Crawford*
Colleen and Dan Crawford
Keri L. Crossnoe
Anita Cummings
Laura Dale
Barbara Danger
Ron Davies and
Candace Lindow Davies*
Steven Debner
Mark and Ann DeTorre
Michael Donnelly and
Deborah Starr Donnelly
Clint Doroff*
Dave Downing
Cecelia M. Doyle*
Joan R. Duddingston*
Susan L. Ebertz*
Sylvia Eggert
Kathy and Patrick Engesser*
Roberta Engle
James and Diane Erdman*
Martha and Ronald Erickson
Andy Faris*
Thomas Farnham, Sr.
Thomas H. Farnham
Ruthena Fink
H. Robert Foerster III*
Thomas and Theresa Ford
Morgan T. Foster
Jeffrey Fox
Jarmal Franklin
Andrea Franko
Amy Frantti
William and Bonita Frels*
Tomas and Ellen Fridinger
Gary and Beverly d
John D. Fruth*
Ryan Gage*
Deborah Galka
James and Joan Gardner
Angela Schlesinger Garrett
Marlys and Bill Geiger*
Dick and Nancene Getchell*
Christine Gibson*
Jon and Deb Gice
Daniel L. and Leslie A. Gilleland
Garrett and Patricia Gleason*
Beth Gloppen
Carolyn and Thomas Goessling
Jake Golberg
TrixieAnn Girtz Golberg*
Bradley Golberg
Jenne Goodspeed
Isaac Graham
Jim and Barb Grieman*
John and Joan Grieman*
Dr. David Griffin
Diane Grossman
Jay Hackney
Gregg and Stephanie Hammerly
Jeanne Hankerson
Kyle Hansen
Paul and Krista Hanson
Laurel Hardgrove
Mohamed Hassan
Jonathon Hatch*
Laura and Michael Hatch*
James and Nancy Haugdahl
Ellen Head
Nancy Heimer*
Steven and Renee Heinbuch*
Michelle Heller
Bill Hennessey
CHARITABLE
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19. Paul and Sally Kraske
Kathleen and
Thomas Kretschmer
Leslie Krona
Christopher Kueffler
Kitri Kyllo
Joshua W. Laabs
Jake and Sarah Laabs
Meredith LaCount
Richard Lanshut
Kate Lanners
Emily and Tom Laukkanen
Tina and Peter Lavin*
Don and Marlyce Lee
Kari Leifheit
Richard H. and Sally H.
Leighningher
Robert B. Leonard*
Harvey and Cheryl Leuning
Shannon and Craig Levang*
Peg Lindlof
Mary Beth Lindow
Ms. Carolee Lindsey and
Darolyn Gray
Judith and Gregory Lissick
Richard and Tamara Lough
Kristen and Kristofer Lund
John Lunseth*
Erin and Kristefor Lysne
Claire MacDonald
Pete and Lynn Mallinger*
Alvena and Sal Maniaci
Tony and Mary Lou Maniaci*
Dr. Thomas and Rita Marr
Robin Martelli
Caroline and Daniel Mason*
Corrine Mattli
Connie McCuskey
Gregory McElroy
Marcy McHenry
Ryan McKeever
Dr. Peter and
Mrs. Sandra Menge*
Christine Meuers and
Stephen Rau*
Liberty Mickelson
Anne Milbauer
James R. Miller
Melissa Miller
Kimberly Mills
Patrick and Sarah Mobley
John and Sheila K. Mohr
Gail S. Moller
Tom Morris
Katies Moses
Charlotte Muenster
Marnie Murnane
Margaret and Timothy Murphy*
Kris Muyskens
Martin Mwangi
Marilyn Naglak
Deborah and Christopher Nelson
Todd and Marth Nicholson
Kathy and Duane Noecker*
Mark and Jackie Nolan
Mark and Jackie Nolan
Betsy O’Berry
Robert Olafson*
Friends of Julie Larson
Eric and Angela Olsen*
Thomas and Jeneal Olsen
Maria O’Phelan*
Barbara Otto
Karen Palm*
Sally D. and
Thomas H. Patterson*
John and Catherine Paulus*
Lezlie L. Paulus
John W. Peterson
Von and Julie Peterson*
Jim Pfau and Denise Kania
Robert and
Jeanette Pfotenhauer*
Robert Pickering
Kathleen Pinkett
Eugene Pittenger
Chris Pommerenke
Angela Porter
Larry and Judith Poss
Joy Pringle
Daniel and Molly Prokott
Nancy K. Pruis
Beth and Tim Quist
Melody and Arnold Rehder
Marcia and Orv Rein
Betty V. Richards
Dan Rietz
Jana Robbins
Joel and Gail Roberts
Emily Robertson
Annette Rodriguez
To view the full list visit:
www.lifetrack-mn.org/annualreport
Anne Roehrl
Dan Rueb
Doug Ruiz, Sr.
Scott Rusert
Bonnie R. Russ*
Steve Sabo
Robert Salazar
Ron and Lynn Sandquist
Danielle Sartori
Cheryl Schak
David Schallenkamp
Lisa Schimmenti
Nancy and Steve Schlesinger*
Julie Schmid
Marlene and Mike Schoenberg
Sarah Schumacher
Jennie Schwartz
Maria Schwingler
Michelle Sedlacek
Amy Adlington Shkaberin
Lawrence and Jane Silber
Dennis and Margene Sluiter
Sandy Smalley-Fleming*
Mary Anne Smith*
Katie Soleyast
Jeanette Solie
Mary Sova*
Marci Sparrow
Ryan and Rachael Spires
Leanne Sponsel
Lori Sporer
Heath Stanton
Mark and Pamela Stevens
Vicki StommesFaber*
Caroline and Stewart Stone
Julie K. Storck
Adam Strom
Jim and Leoda Swanson
Mark and Kathy Swanson
Richard and Jan Gibson Talbot
Mary Taleen
Deborah Tatge
Paul Taylor*
Mary E. Texer
Laura A. Thieret
Nancy and Joe Thomasson
Gary and Kathleen Thompson
Judith Tierney
Meghan Tompkins
Tri C. Tong*
Ronald and Cynthia Toppin*
Barb Tretheway
Lynette Trygstad
Terence Ubel
Michele Vaillancourt and
Brent Wennberg*
Gary and Nancy Van Cleve
Diana J. Van Deusen
Susan Vandenberg and
John Provo*
Ryan and Alison Vandewiele
Kathleen Vellenga
Jeffrey and Kathleen Vigil*
Jessica Voerding
Gordy and Elaine Voss
Betsy A. Vrieze
Yax Vrischika*
Kim Wagner
Lee Wagner
Samuel and Stephanie Walseth
Doug and Peg Wangensteen
Kevin Warren
Barbara Wasgatt
David Webber
Sarah E. Weddell
Timothy and Mary Weidenhaft
John Weider
Julia K. Welter*
Steve Wessling*
Nancy and Ted Weyerhaeuser*
Harry Whately
Claudia R. Wiebold
David Wilk*
Carol Williams
Dennis K. Williams *
Nancy and Gregory Winter*
Glenda and Duane Wissink
Michele Wolf
Tsippi Wray
Brian and Polly Wright*
Ann Yekaldo
Lucia Yess
Capt. Young Keun Youn
Amy Zimmer
*STAR CIRCLE: Members who have made a gift of $250 or more
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20. GIFTS
CORPORATE &
FOUNDATION
GIFTS
3M Foundation
Allianz Life Insurance Company
of North America
Allina Health System
Amazon Smiles
Ameriprise Financial Community
Relations Program
Archie D. & Bertha H. Walker
Foundation
Aronson & Associates
Immigration Law Firm Fund
Bank of America Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
Behavioral Health Solutions
Beim Foundation
Carl & Verna Schmidt
Foundation
Catholic Community Foundation
CBRE
City County Credit Union
Collegis Education
Community Foundation for
Southeastern Michigan
Dancers Studio
Deerwood Bank
Degree of Honor
Devereux Development
Consulting, LLC
Digineer
Dominium Inc.
Drake Bank
East Metro Lutheran Action
Council
Ecolab Foundation
Edwards Memorial Trust
Eide Bailly LLP
Faegre Baker Daniels
Foundation
Hardenbergh Foundation
Hubbard Broadcasting
Foundation
Hypertherm Waterjet
JC Penny
John and Ruth Huss Fund of The
Saint Paul Foundation
Katherine B. Andersen Fund of
The Saint Paul Foundation
Kennedy Eye Associates
Larkin Hoffman Daly & Lindgren
Ltd. Foundation
Mahoney Ulbrich Christiansen
Russ P.A.
Marbrook Foundation
McNeely Foundation
Mead Witter Foundation, Inc.
Medica Foundation
Medtronic Foundation
Minnesota Dental Foundation
Minnesota SOARR
Minnesota Vikings
Optum Internal Controls Team
Palmer Hermundslie Memorial
Fund
Patrick and Aimee Butler Family
Foundation
Pickett & Demuth, LTD
Richard M. Schulze Family
Foundation
Riverway Foundation
Road Machinery & Supplies Co.
Securian Foundation
Sweitzer Foundation
TCF Foundation
The Boss Foundation
The Jay & Rose Phillips Family
Foundation of Minnesota
The Minneapolis Foundation
The Saint Paul Foundation
The Sheltering Arms Foundation
Thrivent Financial Foundation
Triumph Building & Electrical
Services
U.S. Bank Global Corporate
Trust Services
U.S. Bank Foundation
UnitedHealth Group, Ovations
Business Unit
Wells Fargo Community
Funding Council
Western Bank
Xcel Energy Foundation
IN-KIND GIFTS
Organizations
Blue Cross and Blue Shield
BMO Harris Bank
CB Richard Ellis
Chartwell
City County Credit Union
Collegis Education
Deerwood Bank
Degree of Honor
Deloitte LLP
Digineer
Drake Bank
Eagle Valley Bank
Gap Factory Store Eagan
HealthEast Care System
HealthPartners Law Department
Hypertherm Waterjet
The Jay & Rose Phillips Family
Foundation of Minnesota
JCPenny
Keyot
Mahoney Ulbrich Christiansen
Russ P.A.
CHARITABLE
Minnesota Life Insurance
Company
Neighborhood Energy
Connection
Office of Administrative
Hearings
Optum Internal Controls Team
Second Stork
Securian Financial Group
U.S. Bank Corporate Trust
Services
Weber Shandwick
WSP Environment & Energy
Individuals
Karen Ainslie
Vinny Anderson & Family
Gina Armada
Mary & Scott Broady
Valarie Calvert
Pat Connelly
Jayne Cox-Lindey
Kristin Dieruf
Andrea Franko
Angela Schlesinger Garrett
Jenne Goodspeed
Diane Grossman
James and Nancy Haugdahl
Ellen Head
Michele Heller
Jill Johnson
Marilyn Karr
Nathan and Jenna Katorski
Norah Kellu
Phil and Virginia Kendall
Amber Koehler
Leslie Krona
Meredith LaCount
Kari Leifheit
Erin and Kristefer
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21. Janet Figueroa
Amy Frantti
Jedidiah Figueroa
Kathleen Glover
Kristi Gravel
Shane Grom
Eden Grom
Adam Hallbeck
Julie Hansel
Jonathon Hatch
Mylee Her
Josephine Heyl
Michel Isham
Lindsey Johnson
Koehler Julie
Marie Koehler
Rosemari Kroll
Rachel Kruzel
Erina Kuleta
Keegan La Shiva
Samantha Lee
Diane Leonard
Leona Lewis
Marti Little
Carmon Liz
Andrew Luddow-Moses
Helene Mann
Alisa Manni
Carlos Mayes
Patty McCutcheon
Jordan McKittrick
Lisa Michaels
Susan Mikutowski
Melissa Miller
Mignon Miller
Andres Myers
Shannon O’Brien
Bill Pank
Anna Paulson
Dawn Pope
Sherri Rademacher
Brenna Reichle
Ann Reid
Loretta Ronding
Sharon Rosen
Courtney Severson
Jacqui Shasky
Lisa Shepard
Jessica Spratt
Stadelman Family
Julie Storck
Nancy Sturlaugson
Jane Sumi
Lee Anne Swanson-Peet
Rebecca Swinney
Sarah Tyson
Shawn Vriezen
John Wilson
Hli Xiong
Zinnia Yang
Angela Zellen
Organizations
U.S. Bank
Deloitte
Ernst & Young
3M
LEGACY STAFF
2016 milestones
5 years
Mary Kramlinger
Mary Broady
Leslie Carnegie-Hilde
10 years
Tammy Kittelson
Sia Lee
Trixie Golberg
Mohamed Maye
15 years
Michele McNearney
Tamara Klabon
Garrett Sandquis
25 years
Karen Kulla
30+ years
Mark Anton
John Kruchten
Dan Tourville
Dan and Molly Prokott
Dan Rueb
Doug Ruiz, Sr.
Jennie Schwartz
Amy Schwende
Katie Soleyast
Mary Taleen
Meghan Tompkins
Michele Vaillancourt and Brent
Wennberg
Jessica Voerding
Capt. Young Keun Youn
Amy Zimmer
VOLUNTEERS
Individuals
Kathy Anderson
Maya Beck
Jimmy Beldon
Bonnie Berquam
Marisa Bocanegra
Ellie Bonin
Brittany Bowden
Jean Breitbach
Sunny Brysch
Dana Card
Mary Cashman-Bakken
Donna Chicone
Clarissa Goldsmith
Natalie Coninx
Pat Connelly
Ana Correa-Soares
Nancy Crane
Deanne Curran
Susan Day
Rich Diedrichsen
Amy Erickson
Prescott Ernst
To view the full list visit:
www.lifetrack-mn.org/annualreport
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22. FINANCIAL SUMMARY
2015
Amount % of Income
UNRESTRICTED SUPPORT AND REVENUE-OPERATING
Foundation, corporate and individual contributions $967,803 10.9%
Area United Ways 1,178,050 13.2%
Government contracts, fees and grants 3,937,370 44.2%
Fees (non-government), sales, and other income 2,827,910 31.7%
Total operating income 8,911,132 100.0%
EXPENSES
Employment and Economic Opportunity 3,949,270 44.3%
Child and Family Healthy Development 3,426,151 38.4%
Management and Fundraising 1,521,668 17.1%
Total expense 8,897,089 99.8%
OPERATING INCOME MINUS EXPENSES $14,043 0.2%
UNRESTRICTED ENDOWMENT INCOME (19,905)
Increase (decrease) in unrestricted net assets (5,862)
TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED
Net Support and Revenue received (released)
- Operating 203,553
- Endowment (11,557)
Increase (decrease) in temp. restricted net assets 191,996
PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED
Increase (decrease) in perm. restricted net assets 4,210
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS, OVERALL $190,344
BALANCE SHEET INFORMATION
Current Assets
Cash and cash equivalents 1,084,791
Receivables 1,236,893
Inventory 60,585
Prepaid expenses and other assets 106,735
Property and Equipment, Net 1,523,164
Operating investments 471,979
Endowment investments 988,850
Other Assets 105,976
TOTAL ASSETS $5,578,973
Current Liabilities 623,179
Net Assets 4,955,794
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $5,578,973
Audit report and additional information are available on request from Lifetrack Resources,
Attn: Chief Financial Officer.
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23. 2015 Expenses
44.3%
Employment and
Economic Opportunity
17.1%
Management
and Fundraising
38.4%
Child and Family
Healthy Development
2015 Operating Income
44.2%
Government contracts,
fees and grants
13.2%
Area United Ways
10.9%
Foundation, corporate
and individual contributions
31.7%
Fees (non-government),
sales, and other income
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