2010 Annual Report

2010 Annual Report

Working

together to

develop the

strengths within

children, families,

and adults facing

the greatest life

challenges.

A Message from the New & Past Board Chair & President

2010 Annual Report • Lifetrack Resources • 1

Dear Friends,

In 2010 Lifetrack Resources continued to offer assistance to those in our community facing the greatest life challenges. We provided hope to individuals and families who are striving for a better future.

Lifetrack’s home visitors helped at-risk families learn parenting skills and how to connect with other community services. The teachers in our therapeutic preschool provided a safe place for children living in high-stress environments to learn and develop life-long coping skills and prepare for kindergarten. Our therapists provided children and adults with the tools needed to improve their physical functioning skills, communication abilities and independence.

Staff at Lifetrack Resources helped individuals move from welfare to work, helped legal immigrants and refugees find jobs and social services in their new communities, and helped persons with disabilities find competitive employment. Clients developed self-sufficiency through training, job placement and job retention, thus creating stability for their future.

Lifetrack Resources has a 63-year history of providing programs in a cost effective manner so that every dollar is used to help families and individuals become strong, healthy and productive members of the community. This is possible thanks to Lifetrack’s dedicated staff and devoted volunteers who supported every individual and family we served reach their potential.

We deeply appreciate the financial and volunteer support from individuals, foundations, corporations and our community partners. The collective impact and commitment allowed Lifetrack Resources to serve over 7,500 families and individuals in our community last year.

On behalf of our clients, thank you for supporting our mission.

Dr. Tom Marr 2011 Board Chair

Trixie Ann Golberg President

Garrett Gleason 2010 Board Chair

2010 2009

Amount % of income Amount % of income

UNRESTRICTED SUPPORT AND REVENUE-OPERATING

Foundation, corporate and individual contributions $473,788 5.6% $587,984 6.2%

Area United Ways 1,089,097 12.8% 1,096,473 11.5%

Government contracts, fees and grants 4,388,880 51.8% 4,958,949 52.2%

Fees (non-government), sales and other income 2,525,706 29.8% 2,857,881 30.1%

Total operating income $8,477,471 100.0% $9,501,286 100.0%

EXPENSES

Employment and Business Services $3,984,258 47.0% $4,968,591 52.3%

Child and Adult Therapies 1,735,563 20.5% 1,777,741 18.7%

Early Childhood and Family Services 1,682,839 19.9% 1,675,525 17.6%

Management and Fundraising 1,067,810 12.6% 1,049,906 11.1%

Total expense $8,470,470 99.9% $9,471,764 99.7%

OPERATING INCOME MINUS EXPENSES $7,001 0.1% $29,523 0.3%

UNRESTRICTED ENDOWMENT INCOME 61,029 55,377

Increase (decrease) in unrestricted net assets 68,030 84,900

TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED

Increase (decrease) in temp. restricted net assets 211,345 56,139

PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED

Increase (decrease) in perm. restricted net assets 12,900 22,288

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS, OVERALL $292,275 $163,327

Above figures are unaudited. Audit report and additional information are available on request from Lifetrack Resources, Attn: Chief Financial Officer.

2010 Financial Summary

2010 Operating Income

51.8% Government contracts, fees and grants

12.8% Area United Ways

5.6% Foundation, corporate and individual contributions

29.8% Fees (non-government), sales and other income

2010 Expenses

12.6% Management and Fundraising

19.9% Early Childhood and Family Services

20.5% Child and Adult Therapies

47.0% Employment and Business Services

2010 Financial Summary

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Child & Family Healthy DevelopmentChild & Family Healthy Development

Tammy & Alex, 2011 Shining Star Recipient

Tammy strives to be a great mom and is always looking out for the best interest of her one-year-old son Alex.

Tammy meets regularly with a Lifetrack Resources’ home visitor who helps her set and work toward goals and identify strategies for reducing stress. Tammy’s home visitor teaches her a variety of activities that she and Alex can do together including making toys from supplies that can be found in the home.

Tammy expressed concern about the duct tape used to make homemade rattlers if Alex were to put it in his mouth. The home visitor investigated further and found out that the tape was indeed safe for children and the curriculum was changed to include toy safety handouts for home visitors to give parents.

Tammy not only acted in the best interest of her son, but set an example for other parents to be advocates for their children.

2010 Accomplishments• Assistedover4,000youngchildren,theirsiblingsandcaregiversthrough

child-centered classrooms, home-based services and therapy services.

• Childrenenrolledinourchildandfamilyprogramsdemonstratedadvancement in one or more developmental areas.

• OurChild&AdultTherapyprogramloanedassistivetechnologyequipment, such as weighted blankets, writing boards, and home auditory programs, to low-income families who otherwise could not afford them.

• OurMinnesotaHands&Voicesprogram,theonlyresourceofits kind in the state, focused on increasing support for Spanish-speaking families with children who are deaf or hard of hearing.

• Lifetrack‘shomevisitingprogramsprovidedpositiveparentingskills to parents with children from birth to age four and connected them with other community services.

• Theeconomicrecessioncontinuedtohaveanimpactonthefamiliesserved in our Families Together Therapeutic Preschool, and many struggled with homelessness. Lifetrack’s dedication to providing door-to-door transportation and a stable environment for the children resulted in an average attendance of 83 percent for the year.

“The door to

safety swings

on the hinges

of common

sense.”— Unknown


homemade rattlers if Alex were to put it in his mouth. The home visitor investigated further and found out that the tape was indeed safe for children and the curriculum was changed to include toy

Tammy not only acted in the best interest of her son, but set an example for other parents to be advocates for their children.Tammy not only acted in the best interest of her son, but set an

Tammy meets regularly with a Lifetrack Resources’ home visitor who helps her set and work toward goals and identify strategies for reducing stress. Tammy’s home visitor teaches her a variety of activities that she and Alex can do together including making

Tammy strives to be a great mom and is always looking out for the best interest of her one-year-old son Alex.

Tammy meets regularly with a Lifetrack Resources’ home visitor who helps her set and work toward goals and identify strategies for reducing stress. Tammy’s home visitor teaches her a variety

Nioakie, 2011 Shining Star Recipient

Nioakie was motivated to find employment that would not only help her move off welfare, but allow her to afford stable housing for her daughter.

NioakiecompletedLifetrackResources’CustomerServiceTrainingprogram where she improved both her communication skills and her ability to handle difficult customer situations.

Thanks to Lifetrack’s partnerships with businesses, Nioakie had the opportunity to practice interviewing with a hiring manager for a hotel chain. She left a lasting impression and was encouraged to apply when a position opened up.

Today, Nioakie is responsible for an employee cafeteria at the hotel’s TwinCitieslocationandmakesthecafeteriafeellikearestaurant.Afterher first performance review, she earned a raise, new responsibilities and was nominated for an internal award for outstanding employees.

Nioakie is a role model for other trainees at Lifetrack Resources and continues to volunteer her time to speak to classes about her experience.

2010 Accomplishments• Lifetrackhelpedover2,000clientsmakeprogresstowardemployment.

• 81percentofclientsplacedinfirstleveljobsretainedemployment for at least six months.

• Astheeconomybegantorecover,LifetrackResourcesheldfourfree,recruitmenteventsforemployerswitha47percentpursue-to-hirerate.

• LifetrackResourcescontinuedparticipationintheNationalBenchmarkingProject;resultsshowthatourplacementandretentioneffectivenessexceeds the outcomes of other comparison programs.

• KarenrefugeesplacedbyLifetrackResourcesinWorthington,Minnesota,assimilated positively into the community, according to a study funded by theCenterforUrbanandRegionalAffairs,UniversityofMinnesota.

• LifetrackResourceswasoneof12organizations,selectedforapartnershipwiththeUniversityofMinnesota,toreceivefundingtohelpclosethedigitaldivideintheTwinCities.Lifetrack’supgradedcomputerlabis free and available to any adult with employment and education needs. In 2010, the first year of the program, there were 1,280 visits to Lifetrack’s computer lab. This was the highest number of visits for any of the labs.

“Our work is

the presentation of

our capabilities.” — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Employment & Economic OpportunityEmployment & Economic Opportunity

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Thanks to Lifetrack’s partnerships with businesses, Nioakie had the opportunity to practice interviewing with a hiring manager for a hotel chain. She left a lasting impression and was encouraged to apply when

Today, Nioakie is responsible for an employee cafeteria at the hotel’s restaurant.

her first performance review, she earned a raise, new responsibilities and was nominated for an internal award for outstanding employees.


and was nominated for an internal award for outstanding employees.


program where she improved both her communication skills and

Thanks to Lifetrack’s partnerships with businesses, Nioakie had the opportunity to practice interviewing with a hiring manager for a hotel chain. She left a lasting impression and was encouraged to apply when

Customer Serviceprogram where she improved both her communication skills and her ability to handle difficult customer situations.

Thanks to Lifetrack’s partnerships with businesses, Nioakie had the


Charitable Gifts Charitable Gifts

Le gacy Society Members

The Legacy Society is comprised of individuals who have donated to the Endowment Fund or who have chosen to leave a gift in their will or estate plan to Lifetrack Resources. Endowment Fund contributions are perpetual gifts and the names of all donors remain members as a lasting tribute. (d) Indicates donors who are now deceased.

Anonymous (2)

Amy Adlington

Alison Albrecht

Terry & Bruce Anderson

Baillon Foundation, Inc.

Ramona Bartolic

Becky Bazzarre

Joe & Kate Beckman

Tom & Margit Berg

Andy & Linda Boss

Peter & Ellen Brown

Thelma A. Brynolfson

Rudy & Elvi Brynolfson

Betsy Buckley

Terry Bushard

Jerome G. Byrnes (d)

Keith Champion

Jean & Don Christenson

Rich Cowles

M. Colleen Crawford

Anne Darnay

Abby & Ken Dawkins

Gerald & Jennifer Del Fiacco

Mike DeNoma

Terry Devitt

Betsy (d) & Humphrey Doermann

Donald & Lynn DuRose

Susan L. Ebertz

John & Virginia Edgerton

Kathy Engesser

Jim & Diane Erdman

Litton (d) & Nancy Field

William & Bonita Frels

James & Joan Gardner

Bernard Garon

Marlys & Bill Geiger

Dick & Nancene Getchell

Jon & Deb Gice

Garrett & Patricia Gleason

Rose Godes

TrixieAnn Girtz Golberg

Bill & Roejean Goodwin

Paula Gottschalk (d)

John & Joan Grieman

Barbara Grossman & Jeff Prauer

Sandy & Don Henry

J. Stanley (d) & Doris (d) Hill

George & Diana Hill

Steve Hopkins & Gail Olson

Roger Howe & Karla Tanner

Stan & Mary Hunter

Sally Hwang

Louise G. Jones

Bill & Pat Kelly

Sue & Pat Killeen

Thomas & Mary Kingston

Tom & Pam Korsman

Katie Kosseff

Linda E. Krach & Robert L Kriel

Suzanne Kramer

David Lanegran

Sidney (d) & Dick (d) Lange

Edward & Helen Lawler

Dick & Cathy Lee

John & Kathleen LeMay

John & Lisa Esch LeMay

James Lindell

Kristen & Kristofer Lund

Ellen K. Mack

Anthony & Mary Lou Maniaci

Thomas J. Marr

Lillian E. Mohr (d)

John & Sheila K. Mohr

Tom & Rosemary Morris

Richard & Nancy Nicholson

Todd & Martha Nicholson

Thomas & Jeneal Olsen

Robert A. Page

Sally D. & Thomas H. Patterson

Kevin (d) & Dorothy Pedersen

Richard & Diane Pelletier

Ferdinand & Gisela Peters

Kathleen Pinkett

Dick & Joy Pringle

Donald Pringle

Alfred J. Rashid

Commissioner Victoria Reinhardt

Ed & Becky Rice

Norma & Dick Roessler

Carol & Willard Rohde

Ron & Lynn Sandquist

Bill & Susan Sands

Jerry & June Sansby

Ione M. Schmidt

John & Shelly Seidel

Dean & Mary Shawbold

Stan & Lucy Shepard

Bob & Sandy Sokolik

Eric Solberg

Todd & Mary Stenvig

Phyllis Stromberg

Diane E. Syme

Dr. David (d) & Idell Tenenbaum

Mark B. Thorkildson

Ronald Tollefson

Cindy & Ron Toppin

Karen & Dave Verbeke

Gordy & Elaine Voss

Kim Wagner

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Warlich

Florence E. Welke (d)

Edward Welke

Nancy & Ted Weyerhaeuser

Barbara & Sherman (d)Winthrop

Michele Wolf

Wells Fargo Foundation Minnesota

Individual Donors

* Indicates Builder’s Society members, who pledge a minimum $1,000 a year for 5 years toward our unrestricted fund.

Anonymous (7)

Amy Adlington

Alison Albrecht

Audrey Alwell & Jim Herold

Carolyn & Raymond Anderson

Mary Anderson

Raymond & Carolyn Anderson

Mark Anton

Chas & Nancy Arend

Marcia Avner & Wyman Spano*

Baillon Foundation, Inc.

Ramona Bartolic

Anthony L. Bennett

Alice Berquist

Barbara Beukelman & Co-workers

Walt & Jacqui Blue

Kevin & Pamela Bonine

Bruce Bostwick

Cheryl Bottorff

Veja Brady

Arnold & Judy Brier

Philip & Ellen Bruner

Thelma A. Brynolfson

Bruce Brynolfson

Rudy & Elvi Brynolfson*

Ron & Susie Buckman

Alan W. Bunde

Suzan L. Bunde

Mark & Julie Burgoyne

Debra Chatelle

Larry & Joan Christenson

Jo Anne & Rick Close

Nathaniel & Beth Coltvet

Daniel Crawford

M. Colleen Crawford

Ron Davies & Candace Lindow-Davies

Tamara Davis

Abby & Ken Dawkins

Susan L. Ebertz

John & Virginia Edgerton

John & Evamarie Edwards

Kathy Engesser

Jim & Diane Erdman

Kristin Fluegel

Harry Robert Foerster

William & Bonita Frels

Deborah & Thomas Frishberg

James & Joan Gardner

Marianne R. Geiger

Marlys & Bill Geiger

Dick & Nancene Getchell*

Garrett & Patricia Gleason*

Jean Godfrey

Otis & Ann Godfrey

Todd Golberg



Jim & Barb Grieman

John & Joan Grieman*

David W. Griffin, M.D.

Mary A. Grovum & Thomas M. Knops

Richard & Dorleen Hagerman

Bill & Jeanne Hankerson

Nancy & Keith Harrower

Sandra Haugo

Michael Haverkamp

Renee Heinbuch

Sandy & Don Henry

James M. Herold

John R Hoffman & Debra Neubauer-Hoffman

Steve Hopkins & Gail Olson*

Roger Howe & Karla Tanner*

Dorothy E. Hruska

Jennifer Hume

Pat & Bob Hunstad*

Sally Hwang

Paul Jeannotte

Marion L. Johnson

Louise G. Jones

Nancy Juenemann

Elaine Keefe

Deborah Ann Keeley

Bill & Pat Kelly

Philip & Virginia Kendall*

Sarah B. Keuper

Sue & Pat Killeen

Mark J. Kleinschmidt

Darla & Wesley Kolb

Tom & Pam Korsman

Katie Kosseff

Linda E. Krach & Robert L Kriel

Paul & Sally Kraske

Elizabeth Lackore

Tina & Peter Lavin

Debbie Lee

Sia Lee

John & Kathleen LeMay

Candace Lindow-Davies

Sharon & Gary Lokken

Alyssa Lovgren

Kristen & Kristofer Lund

Ellen K. Mack

Alvena & Sal Maniaci

Anthony & Mary Lou Maniaci

Kevin Marinan

Thomas J. Marr

Nicholas & Christina Martinez

Martha & Craig McCloud

Lisa McDonald

Gregory McElroy

Nancy McKillips

Nancy & Richard McNamer

Sharyl Melson*

Nancy Miller

Kimberly Mills

John & Sheila Mohr*

Thrivent Financial Representatives

Tom & Rosemary Morris

Dana Nelson

James & Margie Njus

Mark & Jackie Nolan

Pamela Nordahl

Dave Nyberg

Thomas & Jeneal Olsen

Esther M. Olson

Sally D. & Thomas H. Patterson*

Richard & Diane Pelletier


Tom & Catherine Peterson

Robert & Amy Pickering

Laura Pietruszewski

Commissioner Victoria Reinhardt

James & Betty Richards

Joel & Gail Roberts

Norma & Dick Roessler*

Jennifer M. Russell

Edwin & Jennifer Ryan

Danielle Salus

Ron & Lynn Sandquist*

Sue E. Schema

Rory & Rebecca Schoenheider

Cheryl Schwegel

Susan Searle

John & Shelly Seidel*

Dean & Mary Shawbold

Marilyn Short

Mary Smith

Monica Smith & Judd Larson

Bob & Sandy Sokolik

Ryan Spires

Lori & Jon Sporer

Anton & Patricia Spraitz

David Stene

Shannon Stewart

Martha & Dick Theilmann

Mark B. Thorkildson

Chris Toppin

Cindy & Ron Toppin*

Patrick Townley

Terence Ubel

Karen Valerio

Gary & Nancy Van Cleve

Jerry & Jodene Van Dam


Angela Vincent

Jean Vorlicky

Gordy & Elaine Voss*

Kim Wagner

Lee Wagner

Tim Wallenstrom

Samuel & Stephanie Walseth

Doug & Peg Wangensteen

Sarah E. Weddell

Lois Weihrauch

Julia Welter

Sharon & Jeffry Welter

Nancy & Ted Weyerhaeuser

Harry Whately

Linda Winsor

Nancy & Gregory Winter

Glenda & Duane Wissink

Michele Wolf*

Tsippi Wray

Crystal Yang

Leslie Yoder & John Carnahan

Corporations & Foundations

3M Foundation

Alliance of Computer Professionals

American Bank Minnesota

Ameriprise Financial Community Relations Program

Anchor Paper Company

Associated Financial Group

The Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Benefit Extras

Brockman Trucking Inc.

Carl & Eloise Pohlad Family Foundation

Colder Products Company

Deluxe Corporation Foundation

Ecolab Foundation

Eide Bailly LLP

F. R. Bigelow Foundation

Financial Dimensions Group, Inc.

Flexmag Industries, Inc.

Fred C. & Katherine B. Andersen Foundation

Fredman Bag Company

Genesis 10

GSP Consulting Corporation

Hardenbergh Foundation

HealthPartners

Huss Foundation

Katherine B. Andersen Fund

Steven L. & Jan L. Kirchner Family Foundation

Kopp Family Foundation

Larkin Hoffman Daly & Lindgren Ltd Foundation

Lillians on Grand

Mankato Sertoma Club

Mardag Foundation

Eleanor Humbird Burr Fund of the Minnesota Community Foundation

Minnesota Department of Health

Minnesota Wire

The Todd & Martha Nicholson Fund of the Nicholson

Family Foundation

Patrick & Aimee Butler Family Foundation

Peace Women’s Ministries

The Rapids Fund of The Saint Paul Foundation

Richard H. Pickett, Ltd.

RBC Foundation—USA

The Saint Paul Foundation

Sauer Children’s Renew Foundation

Schwab Charitable Fund

Semmer Group

The Sheltering Arms Foundation

St. Paul/Mpls Deaf Black Advocates Association Aware Fair

Sweitzer Foundation

The Tapemark Company

Terrapin Technologies

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans

Thrivent Financial For Lutherans, North Ramsey Chapter

Thrivent Financial For Lutherans, South Ramsey Chapter

Tilsner Carton Company

U.S. Bank Corporate Trust Services

UnitedHealth Group Dollars for Doers Program

Wells Fargo Foundation Minnesota

Wells Fargo Insurance Services

Western Bank

White Space Design

William Boss Foundation

Xcel Energy Foundation

Community Partners—United Way

Greater Twin Cities United Way

United Way of Washington County—East

Greater Twin Cities United Way Women’s Leadership Council

Community Partners—Public Funders

Head Start

Hennepin County Human Services

MN Rehab Services

MN Dept of Employment & Economic Development

MN Dept of Health

MN Dept of Human Services

MN Job Skills Partnership

Dakota County IEIC

Duluth IEIC

Murray County IEIC

Ramsey County Human Services

Gifts In-Kind—Individuals

Anonymous (1)

Amy Adlington

Sharon Armus

Emily Beaman

Amy Blank

Brenda K. Blumenberg

Martha Brand

Harry Bromberg Funk

Amy Bromberg Funk

Judith Brook

Linda Alter Capell

Susan Carlin

Pam Cecka

Terry & Nancy Choate

Barbara Coffin

Tom Conlon Photography

Rita Conrad

Daniel Crawford

M. Colleen Crawford

Lise Crosby

Lauren Damman

Ron Davies & Candace Lindow-Davies

Laura Dettloff

Becca Dilley Photography

Sandy Dullea

Marla Eisenberg

Kathy Engesser

Andrea Ferstan

Susan Geller

Carolyn & Thomas Goessling

Todd Golberg



Mike Guggenberger

Stephanie Hansen & Stephanie March

Tiffany Hill-Jackson

Jessica & Tim Hoelzel

John R Hoffman & Debra Neubauer-Hoffman

Felicia Holbrook

Louise G. Jones

Kathryn Jurado

Nathan Katorski

Philip & Virginia Kendall

Tammy Kittelson

Kahty Kosnoff

Carole Kralicek

Marie Krebs

Tyler Krebs

Angie & Nick Kulencamp

Amy Lange

Sia Lee

Kari Leifheit

Ginny Levi

Ray Levi

Sandra Levine

Mary Lorenzen

Erin & Kristefor Lysne

David & Julie MacLeod

Martha & Craig McCloud

Sheana & John McCoy

Michele McNearney & April O’Brien

Mike Michurski

Nancy Miller

Elaine Mills

Kris Muyskens

Luke Muyskens

Julie Nelson

Kristenza Nelson

Jane Newman

Lyonel Norris

Jim Norton & Becca Dilley

Laurie Ohs

Cathleen Olson

Jeressa Ortiz O’Leary

Barbara Otto

Laura Pasternacki

Becky Potter

Jerry Rosen

Lynne Rossetto Kasper— The Splendid Table

Stacey Rudoy

Jennifer M. Russell

Staci Samson

Ron & Lynn Sandquist

Leslie Satterlee

Laura Schwartz

Terri Sentell

Mariam Shehata

Vicki Silberman

Abby Simon

Jim Stahl

Lisa & Paul Standal

Robin & Michelle Suchy

Mark B. Thorkildson

Katie Tinucci


Jessica Voerding

Kim Wagner

Lindsay Waldron

Tim & Mary Weidenhaft

Abby Weingarten

Ellen Wersan

Barbara & Erik Westgard

James Whelpley; Twin City Attorneys, PA

Michele Wolf

Charitable Gifts Charitable Gifts

Charitable Gifts

Russ, 2011 Shining Star Recipient

Lifetrack Resources believes that successful employment does not end the day an individual is hired, but is achieved over time with support.

After working in retail for over 10 years, Russ looked to his Lifetrack employment counselor for assistance infindingnotonlyanewjob,buthopefullyacareerthatwouldprovideenjoyableandfulfillingwork.

Today,Russenjoysworkingfora company that runs group homes for peoplewithdisabilities.Hewasnot only recommended for a supervisory position, but has become actively involved with advocacy at the state legislature.

WhileRusscontinuestogrowin his career, he has also managed to volunteer regularly as a monitor for court cases and recently finished writing a book about his experience.

Gifts In-Kind—Businesses

3M Corporation

Abdallah Candies & Gifts

American Dairy Queen Corporation

Bergin Fruit & Nut Company

Bibelot Shops

Brave New Workshop Comedy Theater

Chef Sam’s Catering

Child & Adult Therapies Department— Lifetrack Resources

Children’s Theatre Company

Comcast

Crave

Creative Confectionaire

Cub Foods— University Avenue

Deerwood Lane Ladies’ Garage Sale

Development Department—Lifetrack Resources

Dixie’s Bar & Smokehouse Grill

Dunn Bros—Grand Avenue

Early Childhood & Family Programs Dept— Lifetrack Resources

Element Consulting Group

Everest on Grand

Farmington Elementary School

FastBreak Foundation

Free Spirit Publishing

Gallery OKTO

George’s Shoe & Skate Repair, Inc.

Georgia’s G & D Foods, Inc.

Gold’n Treasures

Grand Casino Mille Lacs & Hinckley

Great Harvest Bread Company

Greater Twin Cities United Way

Guthrie Theater

Heavy Table LLC

Highland Nursery

Hilton Minneapolis

History Theatre

Human Resources Department— Lifetrack Resources

Innovative Office Solutions

ITR Group

Izzy’s Ice Cream

Jon Charles Salon

Joseph’s Grill

Kowalski’s Markets

Leitner’s Garden Center

Let’s Dish

Loffler Companies Inc.

Mall of America

Mendakota Country Club

Merrill Lynch— Global Wealth Management

MFIP/CAREER Departments—Lifetrack Resources

Mill City Museum

Minnesota Children’s Museum

Minnesota Life Insurance Company

Minnesota SOARR

Minnesota Swarm

Minnesota Vikings

Minnesota Wild

New York Kayak Company, Inc.

North Aire Market

Northern Vineyards Winery

Now Bikes & Fitness

One Yoga

Padelford Packet Boat Co.

Park Square Theater

Peace Women’s Ministries

Penzeys Spices

Pool & Yacht Club

Reviva

Saint Paul Fire Department

Saint Paul Police Department

Saint Paul Saints

Sam’s Club—Bloomington

Shutter and Brush Photography

Sixth Chamber Used Books

St. Albans Church

St. Clair and Snelling Jewelers

St. Paul—Ramsey County Public Health

Stepping Stone Theatre

Summit Brewing Company

Sun Foods

Sweatshop Health Club

Tennant Company

Terrapin Technologies

The Caring Tree

The Jungle Theater

The Muddy Pig

The Q Kindness Cafe

The Saint Paul Hotel

The Southern Theater

The St. Paul Chamber Orchestra

The Tea Garden

The Toro Company

Thymes

Trader Joe’s

Twin Sports, Inc.

University National Bank

Vocational Rehabilitation Department— Lifetrack Resources

Walker Art Center

Warners’ Stellian

WhiteSpace Design

Wirtz Beverage

Yarusso-Bros. Italian Restaurant

YWCA of St. Paul


“What you get by achieving

your goals is not as important

as what you become by

achieving your goals.”— Johann Wolfgang von Goethe


2010-2011 Board of Directors

Lifetrack Resources Leadership Robert Pickering, VicePresidentofFinance&Administration;TrixieAnnGolberg,President;CindyToppin,VicePresidentofPrograms

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Volunteers

Abdullahi Abdhullahi

Alyssa Anderson

Heather Anderson

Kathy Anderson

John Bennett

Emily Bents

Frances Bethke

Kevin Bonine

Mateo Bonn

Pam Bonnie

David Boorman

Liz Brown

Robin Coninx

Jane Curtin

Jeff DeMars

Carmen DiPrima

Suzy Downs

Nathan Ellis

Melissa Ferrello

Janet Figueroa

Katherine Fishel

Dr. Barbara Freidman

Emily Golhammer

Tom Gust

Cesar Gutierrez Jr.

Esmeralda Gutierrez

Eric Hansens

Signe Heffern

Julie Hennessy

Leah Herling

Wendy Harris

Emily Hofmeister

Dick Jones

Natalie Jones

Beth Keller

Marie Koehler

Mary Kramlinger

Judy Krank

Alyssa Kruzel

Namaalis Kue

Kevin Landauer

Ben Larson

Cleo Le

Robert Lee

Emily Leitner

Kristen Lundh

Amber Lundquist

Sarah Maschka

Jessica Miguel

Melissa Miller

Marhea Monson

Norberto Moran

Claire Muyskens

Luke Muyskens

Paul Muyskens

Sarah Myers

Tassa Nelson

Erica Olson

Catlin Oneil

Tricia Renner

Dr. Frank Rimmer

Tamekia Roberts

Angela Roslik

Corbin Ruiz

Ron Sandquist

Dr. Lisa Schimmenti

Dr. Mark Schleiss

Barbara Stone

Julie Storck

Robin Suchy

Mike Trudeau

Shannon Van Pelt

Fatima Villasenor

Jesus Villasenor

Kim Wassanar

Tonya White

Ken Wieber

Jenny Zielke

“Coming together is a beginning,

staying together is progress and

working together is success.”— Henry Ford

Pictured from left to right TrixieAnnGolberg,President;ReneeHeinbuch,U.S.Bank,Secretary;GarrettGleason,ThriventFinancialforLutherans;SusanLunsethEbertz,SecurianFinancialGroup;ThomasJ.Marr,M.D.,HealthPartners,Chair;MarkThorkildson,CommunityVolunteer; MikiWolf,UnitedHealthcare;ColleenCrawford,Ecolab;KelseyNeumann,CommunityVolunteer;TonyManiaci,Syngenta,Treasurer; LoriBonin,TargetCorporation;TsippiWray,HennepinCountyCourts;KathyEngesser,U.S.BankCorporateTrustServices

Not pictured AmyAdlington,Ovations*;AmyBlank,CourierSystems,LLC,ViceChair;Ty(Veja)Brady,AmeripriseFinancial;StephanieCastigilione,3MCorporation*;StephenHopkins,Henson&Efron,P.A.*;DavidKadrie,3MCorporation;NancyMiller,MetropolitanStateUniversity*;VeronaMitchell-Agbemadi,BethelUniversity;JohnSeidel,Consultant*

* Term Ended in 2010

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www.lifetrackresources.org

Main Office709 & 738 University Avenue West Saint Paul, MN 55104

Main: 651.227.8471 Fax: 651.227.0621 TTY: 651.227.3779

Minneapolis Office2021 East Hennepin Avenue, Suite 300 Minneapolis, MN 55413

Main: 612.788.8855 Fax: 612.788.8577

Saint Paul East Side Office1526 East 6th Street Saint Paul, MN 55106

A division of Lifetrack Resources that provides high-quality packaging services to businesses while providing work experience for job seekers.

www.chooseIPS.org

341 Chester Street • Saint Paul, MN 55107

Main: 651.290.0567 Fax: 651.290.0625

A Lifetrack Resources’ program that provides parent-to-parent support to families with children who are deaf and hard of hearing.

www.mnhandsandvoices.org

Main: 651.265.2435 Fax: 651.227.0621 TTY: 651.265.2379

VP: 866.261.0857

Minnesota

Special thanks… Doug Knutson for donating photography. Mary Stadelman for donating the design.

Contact Information

Documents

2010 Annual Report