PROGRAM

THE EDDIE MARTINEZ BAND

KERRY TYMCHUK: MASTER OF CEREMONIES

NELDA NEWTON: WELLS FARGO

BRAD MILLER: BALL JANIK LLP

DAN RYAN: ALL HANDS RAISED

LEE PO CHA: ASIAN FAMILY CENTER

“TOGETHER WE HOLD THE KEY” PRESENTED BY:

GRAHAM CROW: GRAHAM CROW BENEFIT AUCTIONS

MARK MASON AND DAVE ANDERSON, KEX 1190

Hacks VS. Flacks

Kerry Tymchuk has served as the Executive Director of the Oregon Historical Society since May 2011. Tymchuk is also well known for a public service career, which included serving as a top aide to U.S. Secretary of Labor Elizabeth Dole, U.S. Senator Bob Dole, and U.S. Senator Gordon Smith.

Tymchuk co-authored several books with Bob and Elizabeth Dole, and also co-wrote the autobiographies of Oregon business icons Gert Boyle, Harry Merlo, and Al Reser.

Tymchuk also serves as Chairman of the Board of Special Olympics Oregon, as well as a member of the Willamette University Board of Trustees. He was also a four-time champion on the popular television game show “Jeopardy!”

What do Robert Palmer, Mick Jagger, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Rod Stewart, Steve Winwood, David Lee Roth, Run DMC, Stanley Clarke, George Duke, Lenny White, Blondie, Meat Loaf, Celine Dion, Joe Cocker, Diana Ross, and Patti Labelle, to name a few, have in common? They’ve all recorded featuring the talents of guitarist Eddie Martinez.

Eddie has played on many of the seminal hits of the 80s and 90s and since making Portland his home, Eddie has put together his own band including Bassist Gary Fountaine and Keyboardist Ramsey Embick.

The current repertoire includes an eclectic selection of Rock and Blues, with highlights including Jeff Beck, Curtis Mayfield and Jimi Hendrix, as well as some of Martinez’s originals.

FLACKS

HACKS

NAME:

Paul Linnman

ICONIC PORTLAND RADIO & TELEVISION PERSONALITY

NAME:

Earl BlumenauerNAME:

tom HughesNAME:

Tina Kotek

NAME:

Anne Jaeger

TELEVISION NEWS REPORTER, ANCHOR, AND “GODDESS OF ALL THINGS GARDENING”

NAME:

Peter ames carlin

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR

UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

SPEAKER,OREGON HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

PRESIDENT, METRO COUNCIL

For nearly 20 years, All Hands Raised has focused its efforts on moving ideas into action, connecting the dots between our community’s diverse efforts into unified collective action that supports kids in our classrooms. In all that we do, we bring a focus on education, equity and excellence from cradle to career.

Most recently, this has manifested itself through the All Hands Raised Partnership, the local effort to align our community to improve educational outcomes for the 90,000 students in our six partner districts.

ALL HANDS RAISEDPartnership

Education, Equity and Excellence from Cradle to Career

Communities Supporting Youth, co-convened by the SUN Service System Coordinating Council and Portland State University’s Center for Improvement of Child and Family Services

Eliminating Disparities in Child and Youth Success, convened by the Coalition of Communities of Color

Ninth Grade Counts, convened by All Hands Raised

Ready for Kindergarten, co-convened by Social Venture Partners and Multnomah County Commission On Children, Families & Community

The four current Collaboratives are:

COLLABORATIVES ARE CURRENTLY DEVELOPING ACTION PLANS, BUILT AROUND A CLEAR AND MEASURABLE THREE-YEAR GOAL.

collaborativeaction

Number of students served through Ninth Grade Counts since 2009

4,000

Rate at which Ninth Grade Counts participants are “on-track” to graduate over their peers who do not participate

12.2%

Number of indicators driving our shared work and providing a measurement tool to help the community stay focused on supporting our kids

12

Number of organizations involved through active engagement in the Partnership

200+

6Number of districts actively engaged in the Partnership

Learning doesn’t begin and end in the classroom. Transforming children into educated, independent adults is the job of the entire community.

The Partnership is shaped by a Council of Executive Leaders from throughoutMultnomah County who have set the work in motion by establishing 5 goals, 3 priorities,

12 indicators, and a methodology to set targets to measure progress.

SWATI ADARKAR

CHILDREN’S INSTITUTE

MICHAEL ALEXANDER

THE URBAN LEAGUE OF PORTLAND

JACQUELINE ALTAMIRANO

PORTLAND STATE STUDENT

SHANE BEMIS

CITY OF GRESHAM

PETER BRAGDON

COLUMBIA SPORTSWEAR

SAM BREYER

CENTENNIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT

JEFF COGEN

MULTNOMAH COUNTY

LINDA FLORENCE

REYNOLDS SCHOOL DISTRICT

KAREN GRAY

PARKROSE SCHOOL DISTRICT

DON GROTTING

DAVID DOUGLAS SCHOOL DISTRICT

CHARLIE HALES

CITY OF PORTLAND

SUE HILDICK

CHALKBOARD PROJECT

TONY HOPSON, SR.

SELF ENHANCEMENT, INC.

council for the all hands raised

partnership

GREGG KANTOR

NW Natural

SANDRA MCDONOUGH

PORTLAND BUSINESS ALLIANCE

ANDREW MCGOUGH

WORKSYSTEMS, INC.

KEVIN PALAU

THE LUIS PALAU ASSOCIATION

DON PEARSON

WELLS FARGO

JIM PIRO

PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC

PRESTON PULLIAMS

PORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE

MICHAEL REESE

PORTLAND POLICE BUREAU

PATRICK REITEN

PACIFIC POWER

CARMEN RUBIO

LATINO NETWORK

DAN SALTZMAN

PORTLAND CHILDREN’S LEVY

JIM SCHLACHTER

GRESHAM-BARLOW SCHOOL DISTRICT

CHARLES SCHLIMPERT

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY

LISA SEDLAR

MODERN CONVENIENCE FOOD STORES

CAROLE SMITH

PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS

GWEN SULLIVAN

Portland Association of Teachers

KEITH THOMAJAN

United Way of the Columbia-Willamette

KEN THRASHER

Compli

ROD UNDERHILL

Multnomah County District Attorney

DAVID UNDERRINER

Providence Health & Services

BOB VAN BROCKLIN

Stoel Rives LLP

MALIA WASSON

U.S. Bank

CRAIG WESSEL

Portland Business Journal

WIM WIEWEL

Portland State University

DUNCAN WYSE

Oregon Business Council

SARAH MENSAH

Community Leader

Portland publicschools foundation

The work of All Hands Raised is driving ahead, and the organization remains committed to its historic and critical role as the Portland Public Schools Foundation, stewarding PPS parent-led fundraising and managing the PPS Equity Fund grants.Through 42 active Local School Foundations in PPS, $3.75 million was raised in 2011 and directly invested in classrooms. One-third of all the money raised through these Local School Foundations is invested, through an objective data-driven formula, in the schools that have the highest need in PPS, setting a national example for creating true equity within a district, and within a community.

Amount raised by PPS Local School Foundations this year

Funds distributed to high-needs PPS schools through the PPS Equity Grants for the current school year

Positions in PPS currently supported in-part or in-full through funds raised by PPS Local School Foundations

$3.75M

$965,000

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Forty-eight PPS schools received Equity Fund Grants this year and the early reports indicate the funds are making an impact. Principals at these schools report that the targeted investments are having a positive impact on student engagement and academic achievement. Good news for our kids, our classrooms, and our community.

OUR SHARED IMPACT

Since 2000, New Seasons Market has contributed nearly $600,000, through the Cans for Kids and School Fruit programs, to the Portland Public Schools Foundation.

This historic and significant support has enabled 100% of the funds raised through the PPS Local School

Foundations to stay in schools and classrooms throughout the District.

Amount raised by PPS Local School Foundations this year

Dialsmith The Greenbrier Companies Iberdrola Renewables JPMorgan Chase

NW NaturalStoel rives llp University of Oregon Vernier Software & Technology

A SPECIALthank you

Bank of AmericaBarran Liebman LLPThe Boeing CompanyCable Huston Benedict Haagensen & Lloyd LLPChartwells School Dining ServicesCoca-ColaColumbia SportswearComcastCoraggio GroupGallatin Public AffairsGary McGee & co. llpGBD architectsGerding EdlenGratteri's Les SchwabHanna AnderssonHoffman Constructionkpmg llplarkins vacura llp

Legacy Health SystemMetropolitan GroupMiller Nash LLPNew Seasons MarketO'Neill ElectricThe OregonianPacific PowerPortland General ElectricPortland Monthlyprecision castparts corp.Regence BlueCross BlueShield of OregonSkanskaThe StandardSussman Shank LLPTonkon Torp LLPU.S. BankWieden + Kennedy

asian family centercareoregonCongressman Earl BlumenauerConcordia UniversityDavid Douglas School DistrictEducation NorthwestFamilyCare, Inc.Susheela Jayapal & Brad MillerAmy & Kevin KohnstammJennifer Messenger HeilbronnerRoss & sheila lienhartCole Mills

Latino NetworkPortland Association of TeachersPortland Business AlliancePortland Community CollegePortland Development CommissionPortland Public SchoolsPortland State Universitywilliam & kieren porterProvidence Health & ServicesBill scottWarner Pacific CollegeWorksystems, Inc.

I R A I S E M Y H A N d F O R A L L H A N D S R A I S E D

Special thanks to the corporations, organizations,and individuals whose support of tonight’s event makes

the work we do to support our children and youth possible.

CHRISTINE BARBOUR

Community Leader

RICH BROWN

Bank of America

TREVER CARTWRIGHT

Coraggio Group

MATT CHAPMAN

Northwest Evaluation Association

EMI DONIS

Precision Castparts Corp.

DAN FIELD

Kaiser Permanente

DAN FLOYD

HOOD TO COAST RELAYS FRANCISCO GARBAYO

ACCESO SIN FRONTERAS

JACK ISSELMANN

THE GREENBRIER COMPANIES

SUSHEELA JAYAPAL

COMMUNITY LEADER

SHEILA EDWARDS LIENHART

COMmunity leader

ADRIENNE LIVINGSTON

BLACK UNITED FUND

SARAH MENSAH

COMMUNITY LEADER

CAROLE MORSE

PGE FOUNDATION

NELDA NEWTON

WELLS FARGO REAL ESTATE

JENNIFER MESSENGER

HEILBRONNER

METROPOLITAN GROUP

BILL PORTER

EDUCATION FIRST CONSULTING

MAURICE RAHMING

O’NEILL ELECTRIC

CARMEN RUBIO

LATINO NETWORK

CONSUELO SARAGOZA

MULTnomah county HEALTH DEPARTMENT

RON WALDEN

Jordan, Nike

KAREN WEISZ

THE STANDARD

EARL BLUMENAUER

U.S. CONGRESSEVENT FOUNDER

EMI DONIS

PRECISION CASTPARTS CORP. Event Co-Chair

DON PEARSON

WELLS FARGOEvent Co-Chair

THERESSA DAVIS

Comcast

SHO DOZONO

Azumano Travel/ American Express

DAN FIELD

Kaiser Permanente

WILLIAM GILLILAND

Windermere Real Estate

BERNIE KRONBERGER

Wells Fargo

COLE MILLS

Waddell & Reed, Inc.

KARIS STOUDAMIRE-PHILLIPS

ODS Health

KERRY TYMCHUK

Oregon Historical Society

RON WALDEN

Jordan, Nike

ANDREA WATSON

Reynolds School District

CRAIG WESSEL

Portland Business Journal

ROAST COMMITTEE

Board of Directors

LEE PO CHAASIAN FAMILY CENTER

Diego Velazques and Family Carmen Rubio Gregg Kantor Molly Frisch Matt Morton Sarah Mensah Roseway Heights School

Roseway Heights SUN Community School ACE Academy Concordia University Fred Joe Photography Portland Children's Levy

Portland Public Schools Portland State University

AEG Management Blazer Broadcasting Central Catholic High School Dialsmith Eddie Martinez Fred Joe Photography Graham Crow Benefit Auctions

Kerry Tymchuk Northwest Auction Support Ovations at the Rose Garden Portland Trail Blazers Rose City Sound Show Drape Incorporated Tofino Auctions

ALL HANDS RAISED EXTENDS A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR SUPPORT OF THE 18TH ANNUAL PORTLAND ROAST FESTIVAL.

Thank you to the following individuals and organizationsfor contributing to “together we hold the key.”

Thank you to ALL OF TONIGHT’S GENEROUS BEVERAGE SPONSORS.

Concept and design for this year’s Roast by, The Study.

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