INDIVIDUALDONORS$50,000 AND UP

GARY REEDBRYCE AND SUSAN RHODES

$25,000-$49,999

JOE AND MARIE MENTOR

$10,000-$24,999

TOM ALBERGDOUG AND NANCY BOYDENBOB JIRSABRUCE AND JEANNIE NORDSTROMWIN RHODES

$5,000-$9,999

GENE AND JUDY FLATHKATHARYN ALVORD GERLICHPETER GRIMMMARTHA KONGSGAARDSTEVE LEWISTOM NOWAKSTEVE SPENCEDON STARK

$2,500-$4,999

BRIAN BOGENBILL DRISCOLLGAYLORD KELLOGGCHRISTINA KOONSDOUG AND NAN LITTLEDAVID MILLARDCOLIN MOSELEYDOUG AND NANCY NORBERGWILLIAM RUCKELSHAUSMICHAEL AND JUDY SEARROBERT STROHJAMES WALDOSHERI WARDJIM AND KATHY YOUNGREN

$1,000-$2,499

SHAMRA CLARKDAVID CLARKENORM DICKSDAVID DOUGLASSJEFF AND JUDY EAGLESONCLIFF FORBESKEN AND LAURIE FRANCISBUDD AND KATHY GOULDLEAH HAIRMORGAN AND LINDSAY HANLEYJERRY AND LINDA HERMANSONJANET KETCHAMJIM KRAFTLINDA MAE KRISTOFIKANNE KROEKERBRUCE AND JOLENE MCCAWJACK MCDERMOTTSTEWART AND BARBARA MEHLMANSANDRA MOWRYDAN AND DIANE O’NEALSTEVE AND GLORIA PUMPHREYERIC REDMANJOHN AND PATRICIA RICHARDBOB RONDEAUCHARLES SCHWEIZERSTEVE SEGORICKY AND CHERYL SMITHGARY SMITHVINTON AND AMELIA SOMMERVILLEPHIL AND MAGGIE STALCUPJOHN TEUTSCHTIM THOMPSONSEAN TUFTSKEVIN WALSTROMTYLER WILLIAMS

$500-$999

ASTRID ATKINSONBRIAN AND KAREN BANSER THESSALONIKA BENNY

DAVID BOONEJEFFREY BRENNANFRANK BUXTONDAVID CASTORMARGARET CLANCYJACK FLAJOLEDICK GLASSBURNGORDON AND SALLY GRANSTONJAMES GRIEVETOM GRIMMRON GSCHWENDGEORGE HARRISPHYLLIS HENIGSON

JAY LONGLEYCHRISTINA MCINTYREMIKE MENEERDENNY MILLERRON AND MASAMI OLSENARTHUR & VIRGINIA ROBBINSDON AND KARYN SCHMIDTMIKE AND LESLIE SCHROEDERLISA SEEBRICK AND SUZY TITCOMBPETER AND MARY MCKAY VIALJACQUES WHITEDON WICKRUSS YOUNG

$250-$499

MICHAEL ADAMSTONY AND NANCY AYERSUSAN BERTALAURA BLACKMOREPHILIP BLOCHORIN BLOMBERGBILL BRYANTMARC DAUDON DENNY ELIASONKEVIN FLICKPATRICK GRIMMMATT HAGENGARY HAYDENJAMES AND GRACE HOFFMANNDALE HOLPAINENJEFF AND BRIDGET JOHNSONMIKE KOLLINSMARK KONECNYLARRY LESTELLEKEVIN MALONEPAUL MORANMICHAEL PARHAM

TYLER PATTERSONLISA AND FRANK PHIPPSMARK POWELLBILL AND CHRISTY RAKOWGEORGE AND JULIE SCHALLERGRETCHEN SORENSENCELIA WALKERDAN WARRENBILL AND JULI WILKERSONANN WYCKOFFMARY YODER-WILLIAMS

GIFTS UNDER $250

BRIAN ABBOTT

RYAN ABELLIZ ABLOWDOUGLAS ADAMSSUSAN ANDERSSONSCOTTI ANDREWSDAVID ASHERKEN BALCOMBDAVID BEAUCHAMPRICHARD BECKERSHEILA BENDERTHOMAS BENEDETTIJOAN BENNERLYNN BESTPAUL AND BETTY BINDERJILL BLISSBUTCH AND LAURA BOADGREG BODENGREGORY AND LISA BRONNMARJORIE BUTCHERLUKE BUTLERPAUL AND PHYLLIS CAISSEKAREN CALLKIM CANNOVAMICHAEL CARNOVALEJEAN CHENPAULA CIPOLLAMARK AND SUE COCHRUNIRMGARD CONLEYJASON COTTAKAREN CUSTARDHAMOON DAGHIGHCHARLES DAVISHEATHER DAVISTOM DEANKATHERINE DEWITTLOREN DICKEYWALTON DICKHOFF

DOUG AND JERI DONNELLYCAROL DORESJEANETTE DORNERANNA DUKESEARL ECKLUNDANNE ECKMANNMITRA EHSANLEN AND LINDA ELLIOTTDALE AND CAROL ELYRICK ENDICOTTNED ENGLEDEBRA ENTENMANWILLIAM ERWERT

MICHAEL EWANCIWMARGARET FALKSCOTT FITZGERALDRUTH FLANDERSLESKA FORELARRY FRANKSDIANA GALERHONDA GARDNERCATHERINE GIBAJAKATHLEEN GILLESPIEGEORGE GILMOURJAMES GOFFMURRAY GORDONMARGUERITE GREENINGSCOTT GRIMMROBBIE GRIMMJOHN HARTLARS HARVEYMARYELLEN HEARNLEAH HEASLYBRENDA HEFLINJEANNIE HELTZELCHARLES HERRINGPATRICK HIGGINSSTEPHEN HODGESJIMMY AND WENDY HOWARDJOSHUA JENSENMARK JOHNSENBRIAN JOHNSONERIK JOHNSONLANCE AND TAMARA JOYNERBILL KABRICHELLEN KOUTSKYNANCY KOUTSKYCATHERINE KRIEGERDARWIN KUMMROBERT AND JANET LARKIN

JENNIE LEACHMARK LEFEBVREFRED LEISSLERROY LEVINBARRY LIAMARIA LITTLE NELS MAGELSSENTONY AND SARKA MARTINEZROB MASONISGIL AND MARY MASTERSPAUL MCCOLLUMCYNTHIA MCCOMISHCHIP MCCONNAHA

MARY LLOYD MCDONALDDOUG AND IDA RAE MCDONALDTROY AND SALLY MCKELVEYEILEEN MCLANAHANEMILY MENON BENDERSHYLA MILLERLARS MOBRANDANJI MORAESADRIANA MOSCATELLIFREDERICK MULDERCOLLEEN MUSGRAVEPAMELA MYERSLYDIA NGJOAN NICHOLDEAN AND SANDY NICHOLSELENA OLSENTIM ORDWINGPETER AND LAURA ORSERKATHERINE PAGERILEY PETERSONSCOTT PRESTELJULIE RAILEYCHRISTOPHER AND LINDSAY REANIERSANDRA REYNOLDSJOHN AND ZANNE RHYDERTC RICHMONDBRIAN RIDDELLFRED AND CYNTHIA RIEBESUSANNE RIEHEMANNMICHAELA ROBERTSBRUCE AND NINA ROBERTSONJAMES ROCHELLECHRISTINE ROUSSEAU

ERNEST SAUERLANDCLIFF SCHMITTDAVID SCHOETTLERSTEVE SCHROEDERKAREN SCHWARTZBAUERCHARLES SCOTTERIC SEEBNANCY AND STEVE SIMPSONJACK SINTONGARY AND JEAN SMITHJOHN STEINGEORGE STEINGBERGRICHARD STRICKLANDROGER AND SHERYL SVENDSENPRISCILLA TANASETHOMAS TERRY VALERIE THORSONRAYMOND TIMMPAULA PLEAS TIMMONSJODIE TOFTECHO TREMAGLIOPRESTON AND MARY LEE TROYTHERESA TWININGSCOTT VEIRSANN VENABLESTODD VERSAWSTEVE VITALICHGREG VOLKHARDTGEORGE VOTROUBEKCAROLYN WAKERON AND JUDY WALLACEPRESTON WALLSMIKE WELCHGEOFFREY AND NANCY WHITERICHARD WHITEJAY AND JULIE WILLKOMMFORREST WOOD

JILL WOXLANDRIE ZILLYTHOMAS ZILLY

CORPORATE / FOUNDATION$250,000-$500,000

THE BOEING COMPANYSTATE OF WASHINGTON – RECREATION & CONSERVATION OFFICE PACIFIC SALMON COMMISSION

$100,000-$249,999

CITY OF TACOMA NISQUALLY TRIBE U.S. FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE WASHINGTON DEPT. OF FISH & WILDLIFE

$25,000-$99,999LAIRD NORTON FOUNDATION NATIONAL OCEANIC & ATMOSPHERIC ASSOCIATION PACIFIC SALMON FOUNDATION PUGET SOUND PARTNERSHIP TROUT UNLIMITED WILD SALMON CENTER WWW FOUNDATION

$10,000-$24,999HOOD CANAL COORDINATING COUNCIL NATIONAL FISH & WILDLIFE FOUNDATION PLUM CREEK FOUNDATION SEA DOC SOCIETY TESORO NW COMPANY

$5,000-$9,999FRIENDS OF MORAN STATE PARK

HIGGINS FAMILY FOUNDATIONKING COUNTYPCC NATURAL MARKETS

$1,000-$4,999

ANCHOR QEACASCADIA CONSULTING GROUPD.J. WARREN & ASSOCIATES, INC.ELSIE GREEN, INC.GORDON THOMAS HONEYWELL HANCOCK FOREST MANAGEMENTJAMESTOWN S’KLALLAM TRIBEKAYAK & WHALE WATCH TOURSKING COUNTY EMPLOYEE GIVING PROGRAMLAKESIDE INDUSTRIESMURRAY PACIFIC CORPORATIONMYRTLE L. ATKINSON FOUNDATIONNORTHWEST MARINE TECHNOLOGYNORTHWEST MARINE TRADE ASSOCIATIONOLYMPIC RESOURCE MANAGEMENT/POPE RESOURCESPORT GAMBLE S’KLALLAM TRIBEPRAIRIE FOUNDATIONPUGET SOUND ANGLERS - BELLINGHAM CHAPTERPUYALLUP TRIBE OF INDIANSRAINIER CONNECTROCHE HARBOR RESORTSEATTLE CITY LIGHTSKOKOMISH TRIBAL COUNCILTACOMA PUBLIC UTILITIESTHE FRANK GREER & STEPHANIE SOLIEN FUNDTHE SEATTLE FOUNDATIONTHOMPSON SMITCH CONSULTING GROUP, INC.TOTEM OCEAN TRAILER EXPRESS., INC. (TOTE)

TRIDENT SEAFOODSU.S. OIL TRADING LLC/U.S. OIL & REFINING CO.UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON UPPER SKAGIT INDIAN TRIBEVAN NESS FELDMAN PLCWASHINGTON STATE COUNC. OF COUNTY & CITY EMPLOYEESWESTERN PRINCE WHALE WATCHING

UP TO $999

AMAZONSMILE FOUNDATIONBLUEACRE SEAFOODCFC OF ALASKACFC OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTSCFC OF GREATER SOCALCFC OF KING COUNTYCFC OF SAN DIEGO COUNTYCOMBINED FEDERAL CAMPAIGN OF GREATER SOCALCRAMER FISH SCIENCESEARTHCORPSFRIENDS OF THE ISSAQUAH SALMON HATCHERYHEWES MARINE CO., INC.KING COUNTY EMPLOYEE GIVINGLOPEZ ISLAND VINEYARDS & WINERYMARINE FLOATS CORPORATIONOLYMPIC FLY FISHERSPORT OF SEATTLESDS LUMBER COMPANYSKAGIT VALLEY COLLEGETANGO CARD INC.THE MEACHAM FOUNDATIONTHE WHALE MUSEUMTOPIA TECHNOLOGYWHOOSHH INNOVATIONSWILD ORCA

IN-KIND DONORSA SPOT TAIL SALMON GUIDEALASKA AIRLINESALDERBROOK RESORT & SPAANGLING UNLIMITED, INC.CANLISCHEEL COMMUNICATIONSCHEF KEVIN DAVISCHINOOK YAKIMA VALLEY WINESEAGLE NOOK RESORTFAIRMONT VANCOUVERFINNRIVER FARM & CIDERYFRED NORTHUP JR.GEORGE STENBERG PHOTOGRAPHYHAMA HAMA COMPANYHARBORS MAGAZINEHAT ISLAND COMMUNITY - MARINAKENMORE AIRLIGHTHAWKLOPEZ ISLAND VINEYARDS & WINERYMADISON VALLEY RANCHNOVELTY HILL/JANUIKNW SEAPLANESOOLA DISTILLERYORVISPUBLISHER’S MAILING SERVICERED RABBIT FARMSIMMSTAYLOR SHELLFISHTERRA BELLA FLOWERSWALTER DACON WINES

PARTNERS

BOEING COMPANYBONNEVILLE ENVIRONMENTAL FUNDCANFISCO CASCADIA CONSULTINGCITY OF BELLINGHAMCITY OF SEATTLECLALLAM COUNTYCOWICHAN TRIBES CRAMER FISH SCIENCESDUKES CHOWDER HOUSEENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONENVIROISSUESFISHERIES AND OCEANS CANADAFRIENDS OF MORAN STATE PARKGRAYS HARBOR COUNTYHAMMA HAMMA COMPANYHOOD CANAL COORDINATING COUNCILHOOK ENVIRONMENTALINTEGRAL CONSULTINGISLAND COUNTYJAMESTOWN S’KLALLAM TRIBEJEFFERSON COUNTYKALISPEL TRIBE OF INDIANSKARA NELSON CONSULTINGKING COUNTYKITSAP COUNTYKLICKITAT COUNTYKONGSGAARD-GOLDMAN FOUNDATIONKWIÁHTLAKE WASHINGTON/CEDAR/SAMMAMISH WATERSHED (WRIA 8)LILLIWAUP FALLS GENERATING COMPANYLOWER COLUMBIA FISH RECOVERY BOARDLOWER ELWHA KLALLAM TRIBELUMMI NATIONMASON CONSERVATION DISTRICTMASON COUNTYMOBRAND - D. WARREN AND ASSOCIATESMORAN STATE PARKMUCKLESHOOT TRIBENATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATIONNATIONAL PARK SERVICE

NISQUALLY TRIBENOAA FISHERIESNOOKSACK TRIBENOOTKA MARINE ADVENTURESNORTHWEST INDIAN FISHERIES COMMISSIONNORTHWEST MARINE TECHNOLOGYOCEAN NETWORKS CANADA OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH & WILDLIFEPACIFIC CREST SEAFOODSPACIFIC NORTHWEST NATIONAL LABORATORYPACIFIC NORTHWEST SALMON CENTERPACIFIC SALMON COMMISSIONPACIFIC SALMON FOUNDATION PIERCE COUNTYPOINT-NO-POINT TREATY COUNCILPORT GAMBLE S’KLALLAM TRIBEPORT METRO VANCOUVER PORT OF SEATTLEPUGET SOUND PARTNERSHIP, INCLUDING SALMON RECOVERY COUNCILPUYALLUP TRIBEQUINAULT INDIAN NATIONROBBINS FAMILYSAN JUAN COUNTYSEATTLE CITY LIGHTSIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY SKAGIT COUNTYSKAGIT SYSTEM COOPERATIVESKAGIT WATERSHED COUNCIL SKOKOMISH TRIBAL NATIONSMITH-ROOTSNAKE RIVER SALMON RECOVERY BOARDSNOHOMISH COUNTYSQUAXIN ISLAND TRIBESTATE OF WASHINGTON (LEGISLATURE)STILLAGUAMISH TRIBETACOMA POWER THE NATURE CONSERVANCY THE SEADOC SOCIETY / UC DAVISTHURSTON CONSERVATION DISTRICTTHURSTON COUNTYTROUT UNLIMITEDTULALIP TRIBESUNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTONUPPER COLUMBIA SALMON RECOVERY BOARDUS FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICEUS FOREST SERVICEUS GEOLOGICAL SURVEYUS NAVYVULCAN PHILANTHROPYWASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGYWASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFEWASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCESWASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONWASHINGTON SALMON COALITIONWASHINGTON SEA GRANTWASHINGTON STATE RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE & SALMON RECOVERY FUNDING BOARD WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITYWESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITYWHATCOM COUNTYWILD FISH CONSERVANCYWILD SALMON CENTERYAKIMA BASIN FISH AND WILDLIFE RECOVERY BOARDYMCA CAMP ORKILA

Bringing them home since 1986

30TH ANNIVERSARYANNUAL REPORT

2016

Long Live the Kings

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REVENUE AND EXPENSES

83%: Programs11%: Management and General6%: Fundraising

$2,579,245

REVENUE

$2,010,087

EXPENSES

61%: Government5%: Foundations3%: Nonprofit31%: Private

FUNDING SOURCES

Nonprofits

Foundations

Local Government

State Government

Federal Government

$67,084$141,276$139,159$613,132$821,361

Private Support $797,233

* A large private gift from 2015 is restricted for project activities in 2016/2017.

“From the mountains to the sea, salmon connect us. Saving them means following their lead: connecting and integrating the actions of all who have a stake in their recovery. This is what LLTK has been doing for 30 years. It’s what we do best.”

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In 1986, LLTK’s founders—concerned about declines in fisheries and wild fish populations—rolled up their sleeves and decided to do something about it.

Our earliest project established a new Chinook run in north Puget Sound, introducing a sustainable fishery where none had existed before. We expanded that approach to SW Washington and Hood Canal, bringing innovative methods and increasing salmon and steelhead runs that had—in many instances—dwindled to the single digits.

But just as salmon transition through several life stages, LLTK kept growing; seeking to make a broader impact. With our in-stream expertise, management insight, and success record, we were uniquely qualified to assist the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW), Tribes, and the US Fish and Wildlife Service in recalibrating hatchery operations to restore wild fish and support sustainable fishing.

Now LLTK is working with Federal and State leaders and our partners to secure the important resources needed to address all elements of recovery—from hatchery reform to basic science and habitat restoration—and with watershed stakeholders to measure our progress.

With your help, we’re leveraging our international work on marine survival in the Salish Sea to shed new light on the health of salmon throughout the NE Pacific; partnering with universities, other nonprofits and the Boeing Co. and Vulcan Inc. to address stormwater impacts on salmon; and targeting critical infrastructure bottlenecks—like the Hood Canal Bridge and Lake Washington Ship Canal—to identify, fund and implement solutions.

It’s an honor to serve at the helm of this dynamic and driven organization, which has for 30 years delivered on the promise of our founders to seek and pursue new solutions. I invite you to join us as we embark on the next phase of our lifecycle and expand LLTK’s influence throughout the north Pacific. Thank you for your support of our work. We couldn’t do it without you.

Jacques White, LLTK Executive Director

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SIT Our new website is your hub for information about our projects, news and events, and opportunities to support our work.

Visit us at www.lltk.org on your desktop, laptop, or mobile device. Read our complete 2016 Annual Report at www.2016AR.lltk.org

1986

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LLTK founded

Established a Chinook run in north Puget Sound

Expanded to recover threatened Chinook in SW Washington

Started salmon and steelhead rescue programs in Hood Canal

Increased salmon protections by applying Federal standards in local government

Applied best science to reform hatchery management in western Washington

Integrated State management of hatcheries, harvest, and habitat

Completed scientific review of Pacific NW Federal hatcheries

2011 Initiated the international Salish Sea Marine Survival Project

2014Created backbone for technical recovery plan for Hood Canal steelhead

2015Began regional effort to reduce the impact of the Hood Canal bridge on salmon and the surrounding ecosystem

Visit our new website to read our detailed 2016 Annual Report online: www.lltk.org.

2007 Launched groundbreaking Hood Canal Steelhead Recovery Project

2013Supported comprehensive evaluation of Puget Sound Chinook recovery efforts

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