EOC EXPANDING EFFORTS TO SUPPORT ENERGY AFFORDABILITY
Note: This issue of Energy Source also serves as our 2006-07 annual report; financial statements are on page 7.
Home energy costs are volatile and steadily increasing. Public energy assistance funding is not keeping pace. The bottom line — Colorado’s low-income families are spending 20 to 50 cents out of every dollar earned on home energy costs.

Energy Outreach Colorado — the state’s only non-profit dedicated to helping all Coloradans afford home energy — is addressing this energy affordability crisis by:
• Raising millions of dollars in additional energy assistance funding
• Distributing Energy Savings Kits to low-income households
• Advocating for affordable energy policies
• Funding energy efficiency upgrades for affordable housing developments and non-profit residential facilities
• Providing education about energy conservation

Since our inception in 1989, Energy Outreach Colorado has distributed about $85 million to help all Coloradans afford home energy.
On average, our administration costs are about 7% of our total budget, allowing 93 cents from every dollar to go directly to families in need.

2006-07 EOC ACHIEVEMENTS
• $6.15 million in energy assistance was distributed to 100 assistance agencies to help about 105,000 households
• $714,000 was contributed to 14 organizations to fund energy efficiency measures in about 1,000 affordable housing units
• A $160,000 grant increased the energy efficiency of eight nonprofit shelters
• About 6,000 Colorado students in 23 schools received energy education through the Energy Hog program
• Since 1989, EOC has raised $92.6 million to support energy affordability in Colorado

ENERGY OUTREACH COLORADO OUTLOOK
FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT: ADAM GOLDMAN
Keeping home energy affordable in Colorado is a challenge, particularly in today’s climate of increasing energy costs and shrinking public funding for low-income assistance.

Energy Outreach Colorado was established to address this challenge by raising funds through individual, corporate and foundation donors. Thanks to the incredible generosity of contributors such as you, EOC has distributed $85 million in the past 19 years to help low-income families and seniors stay warm and safe in their homes.

We have many supporters who deserve special recognition in this effort:
• The energy utility industry contributed significantly in 2006-07 and provided daily assistance to
• apply energy assistance credits directly to low-income recipients’ accounts.
• Our largest donors included Xcel Energy ($3.4 million), Aquila ($100,000), Atmos Energy ($100,000) and SourceGas ($60,000).
• The oil and gas industry, including more than 30 companies and trade associations, contributed nearly $500,000 last year.
• Energy Outreach Colorado’s dedicated board of directors and staff. We were pleased to welcome to our board Howard Boigon of Hogan & Hartson, Patricia Nelson Limerick of the University of Colorado and Troy Whitmore of United Power. Added to the EOC staff were Lisa McDonald, development director, and Heather Gullen, administrative and program assistant.

With these resources, we’re focused on reaching out to the approximately 370,000 households in the state considered to be low-income through these programs:
• Energy Assistance – provides financial help during a time of economic hardship so families aren’t
• faced with having to choose between remaining warm and secure in their home or having to do without basic necessities or move
• Energy Solutions – provides access to energy efficient affordable housing so families can better afford their monthly energy costs
• Education – teaches youth and families how to wisely manage their energy dollars
• Advocacy – pursues Colorado and national energy policies to support safe, healthy and affordable housing

Our newest initiatives are part of Colorado’s efforts to emphasize energy efficiency. We helped form a collaboration of funders that is paying for energy efficiency upgrades to qualifying non-profit residential facilities, such as homeless shelters. We’re also working with the Governor’s Energy Office to distribute Energy Savings Kits containing energy efficient measures to low-income families.

As we continue our mission of making home energy affordable for all Coloradans, we thank you for your critically-needed support. We very much appreciate and rely on your dedication to help Colorado’s communities remain vibrant and strong.

Together we generate the power to help.

Energy Outreach Colorado is the only independent, non-profit organization in the state that raises money to help limited income Coloradans afford home energy.

Energy Outreach Colorado relies on private donations, corporate contributions and foundation grants.

We have received top ratings from Charity Navigator for six consecutive years and are an accredited charity member of the Better Business Bureau.

ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Energy Outreach Colorado distributed $6.15 million in 2006-07 to help about 105,000 limited income families and seniors pay a portion of their home energy bills.

More than one in five Colorado households qualifies for energy assistance based on income, according to 2000 U.S. Census data. Without assistance, many are forced to do without basic necessities like food or medical care in order to pay their energy bills. Others live in unhealthy or unsafe conditions to avoid using energy.

Energy Outreach Colorado granted $5 million for energy assistance to the Charitable Energy Network of more than 100 emergency assistance sites across the state. These agencies identify and work with struggling families in their communities. Funds are distributed as direct payments to local utility and fuel companies. This year-round program began in 1994.

In addition, Energy Outreach Colorado contributed $1.15 million to the state’s Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP), a federal block grant administered by the Department of Human Services. Colorado’s LEAP program runs November through April and assists families at 185 percent of the federal poverty level or below.

Grant Advisory Committee: Stefka Franchi, Habitat for Humanity Colorado; Dorothy Hervey, Legal Aid Society; Elizabeth Horn, Community Leader; Nan Morehead, Denver Human Services; Tracy Kraft Tharp, Consultant; Tracy Osborn, Denver Human Services; Debra Rubio, Colorado Springs Utilities; Silvia Van Horn, Colorado Springs Utilities; Mary Ann Valeska, Senior Housing Options; Shelly Wallace, Energy Outreach Colorado

Mary knows how thin the line is between making ends meet and facing financial trouble. The 27-year-old was capably supporting herself and her two children until she became ill, was rushed to the emergency room twice, then began experiencing seizures. She was placed on medical leave for several weeks, which left her without a paycheck and facing mounting medical bills.

Mary sought help from Las Animas Helping Hands, one of the emergency assistance agencies funded by Energy Outreach Colorado. She was granted energy assistance to pay a portion of her overdue electric bill.

“Without their assistance, I would probably have had my electricity shut off, which would have eliminated my ability to prepare food amongst other household necessities,” she said. “Las Animas Helping Hands has given me help in one of the most desperate financial moments of my life, and for that, I will be forever grateful.”

ENERGY SOLUTIONS PROGRAM
Energy Outreach Colorado provides funding to increase the energy efficiency of affordable housing and shelters. EOC also offers energy education and home weatherization programs.

Energy Efficient Housing
In 2006-07 we awarded $600,000 to 14 organizations that installed energy efficiency measures in more than 1,000 affordable housing units:
Adams County Housing Authority
Boulder Housing Partners
Center for Resource Conservation
Center Housing Authority
Center Housing Authority/iCAST
Colorado Energy Science Center
Colorado Rural Housing Development Corp.
Colorado Springs Utilities
Growing Home
Habitat for Humanity Colorado
Northeast Denver Housing Center
Rebuilding Together
South Central Council of Governments
Thistle Community Housing

Energy Education
About 6,000 elementary students in 23 Colorado schools participated in the Energy Hog Traveling Road Show to learn where energy comes from, how it powers our lives and how it can be conserved. EOC and the Colorado Energy Science Center offer the free show with funding from the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District and the Office for Resource Efficiency. Since 2003, the show has reached nearly 25,000 students.

Home Weatherization
Energy Outreach Colorado distributed free Energy Savings Kits provided by the Governor’s Energy Office to thousands of low-income households that received assistance in paying their utility bill. The kits include compact fluorescent light bulbs, high efficiency shower heads, thermometers and educational materials. We also manage a toll-free hotline 1-866-HEAT-HELP (1-866-432-8435) to provide information about weatherization services, LEAP and Energy Outreach assistance, and options for donating to Energy Outreach Colorado.

Grant Advisory Committee: George Ballaseux, Consultant; Dian Callaghan, EOC Board Member; Chris Fuller, Governor’s Energy Office; Ravi Malhotra, International Center for Appropriate and Sustainable Technology; Jennie Miller, Energy Outreach Colorado; Mike Moore, Low-income Energy Assistance Commission; Sue Reilly, Enermodal Engineering

NONPROFIT SHELTER IMPROVEMENTS
Through our Nonprofit Energy Efficiency Program (NEEP), we funded energy audits and efficiency improvements for eight Denver-area shelters managed by: Family Tree, Gateway Battered Women’s Shelter, SafeHouse Denver, Urban Peak and Volunteers of America. Support for the 2006 pilot was contributed by Xcel Energy Foundation, Denver Foundation, Daniels Fund, Mile High United Way and the Governor’s Energy Office.

ENERGY OUTREACH COLORADO AGENCY PARTNERS BY REGION
DENVER-METRO AND BOULDER
ACS Lift, Adventist Community Service
Adams County Housing Authority
Almost Home
Association for Senior Citizens
Aurora InterChurch Task Force
Boulder County AIDS Project
Boulder Housing Partners
Broadway Assistance Center
Castle Rock Comm. Inter-Church Task Force
Catholic Charities, Denver
Center for Resource Conservation
City of Arvada Housing & Neighborhood Revitalization
City of Broomfield
Colorado AIDS Project
Colorado Rural Housing Development Corp.
Community Ministry
Cross Community Coalition
Denver Indian Health and Family Services
Denver Urban Ministries
Emergency Family Assistance Assoc.
EMPOWERMENT
Family Tree
First Mennonite Church
Growing Home-Westminster
Helping Hearts and Hands
House of Neighborly Service
Inter-Church ARMS
Inter-Faith Community Services
Jeffco Action Center
LifeBridge Christian Church
Lowry Family Center
Lutheran Family Services
Metro CareRing
OUR Center
Rebuilding Together
Salvation Army, Denver
Seniors Support Services
Seniors’ Resource Center
Seniors! Inc.
Sister Carmen Community Center
St. Vincent De Paul Society
Thistle Community Housing

MOUNTAIN
Catholic Charities, Glenwood Springs
Clear Creek County Dept. of Human Services
Family & Intercultural Resource Center
First Presbyterian Church of Salida
Help the Needy
Lake County Health and Human Services
Loaves and Fishes Ministry of Fremont County
Manna House
Mountain Family Center
Mountain Resource Center
Park County Crisis Shelter
Salvation Army, Teller County
Salvation Army, Vail Valley

NORTHEAST
Caring Ministries of Morgan County
Catholic Charities North, Weld County
Colorado East Community Action Agency
Community Assistance Network, Elbert County
Cooperating Ministry of Logan County
Crossroads Ministry of Estes Park
Faith Community Service Fund
Northern Colorado AIDS Project
Phillips County Department of Human Services
Rural Communities Resource Center
Sedgwick County Economic Development

NORTHWEST
Community Budget Center
Independent Life Center
Jackson County Department of Human Services
Lift-Up of Routt County
WARM

CENTRAL, SOUTHEAST
Advocates Against Domestic Violence Catholic Charities, Pueblo
Center Housing Authority
City of Fountain Lighten the Load
Colorado Springs Utilities, Project COPE
Crowley County
Ecumenical Social Ministries
La Junta Associated Charities
Las Animas Helping Hands
Northern Churches Care
Pikes Peak Community Action Agency
Prowers County Department of Human Svcs
Salvation Army, Baca County
Salvation Army, Colorado Springs
South Central Council of Governments
Southeastern Colorado Compassion Center
Southern Colorado AIDS Project
Tri-Lakes Cares

SAN LUIS VALLEY, SOUTHWEST, WESTERN SLOPE
Community Emergency Assistance Coalition
Comm. United Methodist Church, Pagosa Springs
Grand Valley Catholic Outreach
Gunnison/Hinsdale County Dept. of Human Services
Housing Solutions for the Southwest
La Puente Home
MADA
Pinon Project
Pregnancy Resource Center
San Juan Cooperative Parish
United Methodist Church of Dove Creek
Western Colorado AIDS Project
STATEWIDE
Brain Injury Association of Colo.
Habitat for Humanity of Colorado
National MS Society, Colorado Chapter
Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers Foundation
MILITARY FAMILIES
The Home Front Cares

ENERGY OUTREACH COLORADO BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Adam Goldman
President
Red Rocks Capital

Mark Sunderhuse
Past President
Red Rocks Capital

Gayle Berry
Vice President
Berry & Kirscht

Tom O’Donnell
Past Vice President
Holland & Hart

Jim Lightner
Secretary
Orion Energy Partners

Michael J. McFadden
Chairman of the
Commission & Treasurer
McFadden Consulting Group, Inc.

Howard Boigon
At large member
Hogan & Hartson

Dian Callaghan
At large member

John A. Harpole
At large member
Mercator Energy LLC

Joel Johnson
At large member
Berrendo Wind

Patricia Nelson Limerick
At large member
Colorado University

Mark Sexton
At large member

Jack Swift
At large member
Echelon Capital Group

Troy L. Whitmore
At large member
United Power

STAFF
Skip Arnold, Executive Director
Jennifer Gremmert, Deputy Director
Heather Gullen, Administrative & Program Assistant
Peggy Hofstra, Communications Director
Lisa McDonald, Development Director
Jennie Miller, Assistant Deputy Director
Rose Reed, Director of Administrative Services
Bethany Therrien, Director of Web & Database Management
Shelly Wallace, Director of Long-term Energy Solutions

Energy Outreach Colorado is fortunate to have the support of thousands of generous individuals, corporations and foundations. For example, Spectra Logic Corporation, an international computer storage firm headquartered in Boulder, raised hundreds of dollars for Energy Outreach Colorado through an employee holiday drive. Spectra Logic selected EOC as the beneficiary of its associates’ donations because of the significant and direct impact it has on local communities.

“We were impressed with Energy Outreach Colorado’s mission of supporting energy affordability in Colorado,” said Leigh Grace, public relations manager at Spectra Logic. “We liked that their administrative costs are only about 7 percent, so that most of each dollar we donated was delivered straight to local homes and families in need.”

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
September 30, 2007

Assets
Cash and Cash Equivalents $1,183,203
Contributions Receivable $1,800,000
Other Recievables $156,121
Investments $26,617,253
Furniture & Equipment, Net
Other Assets
Total Assets $29,778,734

Liabilities
Accounts Payable
& Accrued Expenses $33,474
Unearned Revenue $40,595

Total Liabilities $74,069

Net Assets
Unrestricted $27,899,104
Temporarily Restricted $1,805,561

Total net assets $29,704,665

Total Liabilities
& Net Assets $29,778,734


REVENUE & EXPENSES*
2006 – 2007

Revenue, Gains & Support
Public Support
Customer Contributions $1,623,058
Utility & Corporate Contributions $3,964,163
Unclaimed Utility Deposits & Refunds $187,679
Unclaimed LEAP $127,753
Foundations $299,885
State Funding $1,050,000
Other Government Funding $255,467
Special Event $173,069
Less direct benefits to donors ($35,727)
In-kind Contributions $28,035
Total Public Support $7,673,382

Revenue
Interest & Investment Income $1,779,081
Other Income $23,456
Total $1,802,537

Total Revenue, Gains
& Support $9,475,919

Expenses
Program Services
Colorado LEAP $1,285,575
EOC Grants $5,999,010
Education $94,951
Advocacy $280,282
Other Programs $245,571
Total Program Services $7,905,389

Supporting Services
General & Administrative $164,743
Fundraising $462,999
Total Supporting Services $627,742

Total Expenses $8,533,131

* As reported on IRS Form 990

CORPORATE, FOUNDATION AND IN-KIND DONORS
$1,000,000 and Above
State of Colorado, Governor’s Office
Xcel Energy

$100,000 – $250,000
Aquila
Denver Foundation
Governor’s Energy Office
St. Mary Land & Exploration Company

$50,000 – $99,999
Atmos Energy
Colorado Housing and Finance Authority
EnCana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc.
Holy Cross Energy
National Fuel Marketing Company
Noble Energy Production, Inc.
SourceGas

$25,000 – $49,999
City and County of Denver
Intermountain Rural Electric Assoc.
Mile High United Way
Peierls Foundation, Inc.
Samson Resources

$10,000 – $24,999
Anadarko Petroleum
CW2 Gives, a fund of the McCormick Tribune Foundation
Daniels Fund
Delta Montrose Electric Association
Elk Creek Energy LLC
Mountain View Electric Association
Janus
Lightner Family Foundation
Pepsi Center
Yampa Valley Electric Association

$5,000 – $9,999
Boyer Coffee Company
Citrus Energy Corporation
Colorado Avalanche Community Fund, a fund of the McCormick Tribune Foundation
Colorado Mining Association
Colorado Oil & Gas Association, North Central Chapter
Colorado Springs Utilities
Emerald Operating Company
Empire Electric Association
EnCana Cares Foundation
Enserco Energy Inc.
Gunnison Municipal
Herbaly Exploration
San Luis Valley Rural Electric Cooperative
San Miguel Power Association
Susan M. Lindsay Fund
United Power, Inc.

$1,000 – $4,999
AEXCO Petroleum Inc.
Anonymous
BENTEK Energy Research
Bickel Family Foundation
City of Aspen Municipal
City of Lamar
Cross H Foundation
D.J. Simmons, Inc.
Devon Energy Production Company LP
EnCap Investments LLC
Estes Park Municipal
First Congregational Church of Greeley
Freberg Environmental Inc.
Fruita Consumers Cooperative
Glenwood Springs Municipal
Gunnison County Electric Association
Halliburton Energy Services
Hein & Associates LLP
Highline Electric Association
Hogan & Hartson, LLP
Holly Municipal
Humphreys Foundation
Jack & Konnie Thompson Fund
KC Electric Association
La Plata Electric Association
Lutheran Church of the Master
McGeady Sisneros PC
Meeker High School
Mid-Range Image Marketing, Inc.
Mile High Oilmen’s Tournament
Mountain Parks Electric Inc.
National Fuel Corporation
Patterson UTI Drilling Company
Paula and William Bernstein Family Foundation
Petrie Family Foundation
Phillips Family Foundation
Priority Oil & Gas
Questar Corporation
Rosetta Resources Inc.
Roustabout Specialties, Inc.
RTS Corporation
Schlessman Family Foundation
Sequel Energy Ventures
Society of Petroleum Engineers
Southeast Colorado Power Association
Tall Grass Energy Company
Ten Thousand Villages
The Carol Ann Campbell Fund of the Lutheran Community Foundation
US Bank
Weaver Family Foundation
Wells Fargo
White River Electric Association
Y-W Electric Association
Ztyl Foundation

$250 – $999
Abel Band Attorneys and Counselors at Law
All Star Gas
Alpha Plumbing and Heating
American National Bank
Atonement Lutheran Church
Bank of the West
C & E Operators
Carmelite Convent
Castle Rock Imports
Chinkmaster Corporation
Colorado Access
Comerford Insurance Agency, Inc.
Comet Ridge USA, Inc.
Dudley and Associates LLC
Elbert Presbyterian Church
Enerplus Resources Corporation
Florence LTD
Forest Oil Corporation
Gavlin Family Foundation
Giving Generations Foundation
Great-West Life & Annuity Insurance Company
Guaranty Bank and Trust Company
Hepworth-Pawlak Geotechnical, Inc.
HP Employee Charitable Giving Program
Hydrosphere Resource Consultants
Independent Petroleum Association of Mountain States (IPAMS)
Innovest Portfolio Solutions
Insurance Services Office
Isaacson Rosenbaum P.C.
JC Propane
J-W Power Company
Kinsley Geotechnical, Inc.
Laramie Energy, LLC
Longs Peak Animal Hospital
M&M Cooperative
Microsoft Giving Campaign
Mulhern MRE Inc.
People Productions
Pioneer Natural Resources
ROAC Fund
Robert E. Sneed & Anne T. Sneed Family Foundation
Rock Resources Inc.
Roman Catholic Congregation of St. Louis
Selph’s Propane Inc.
Tenaska Marketing Ventures
Town of Ignacio
Tracker Resource Development, LLC
Tristone Capital, LLC
Verizon Foundation
Vine, Oak and Holly Fund
Westco Installation Company
Western Gas Resources
Western Union Foundation
Wilson Family Foundation
Yuma Municipal

EOC EXPENDITURES 2006-07
93% – Programs
7% – Administration & Fundraising
Energy Outreach Colorado is committed to working as effectively as possible so your donation can go directly to people in need.

INDIVIDUAL DONORS
$10,000 – $50,000
Douglas and Katherine Guion
Tim and Pam Hower
Suzanne and Andrew Peterson
Robert and Sharon Swindler

$5,000 – $9,999
Dan Blanchard
Mike and Julie Bock
Jane and Marshall Crouch
Adam Goldman
Kenneth Luff
Mark Sexton
Jack and Lisa Swift

$1,000 – $4,999
Elizabeth Armstrong
Elizabeth Aronsen
Lynn and Lori Belcher
Daniel and June Bills
Maida Blythe
James and Suzy Bobo
Jim Brezden
Craig and Elaine Butterfield
Lucy Chamberlain
Marcia and Craig Cohen
Lewis Colgan
Harold Cook, Jr.
Phyllis Cowell
Sheryl Daly
Jim and Lois Davidson
Jeryl and Norman Desrochers
Doris and T. J. Dillon
Sean and Jan Dolan
Michael Dulacki
Byron and Betty Dye
Roxanne Goodrich
Debra Greenbank
Mary Grix
Matthew and Cathleen Harrington
Ronald and Suzanne Hedrick
Margaret Henry
Cynthia Herndon
Larry and Pam Hicks
Michael and Esther Horst
Donna Humes
William and Ann Iwata
Ray and Janie Johnson
Blake and Nanette Jordan
Cynthia Kendrick
Steven Kris
Louis Krupp
Fred and Candia Kruse
Don Law
John and Amy Lawton
Dorothy Lecker
Andrew and Karen Lee
Merry Lester
Andrew and Pamela Logan
Kristy Loghry
Mary Lopert
Hope Lowry
Leslie Lowry
John McCahan
Brent and Elizabeth Miller
L. Kent and Janet Moore
A. Scott and Jennifer Moore
Jack and Betty Natterman
Mary Orans
Charlie O’Reilly
Sally Parsons, M.D.
Debra Perry and Jeffrey Baldwin
Gary Petersen
David Posner
James Powers
Mary Rapp
Rick and Linda Reilly
Darrell Reum, Jr.
Molly Ross
Alan and Hilary Rubin
Ronald and Laura Sells
Karen Silverman
Loren and Deborah Snyder
Ronald and Donna Spence
Mary Jo Spencer
John and Bernadette Spillane
Jerome and Rita Stoffel
Mark and Annemarie Sunderhuse
John Sweeney
Jeff and Cheryl Swinehart
Jeffrey Taylor
James Umphreys
Neal Verzwyvelt
Greg and Sandra Vigil
Raymond Vojir
James Voorhees
Robert Walker
Susan Weems
Marjorie and Doug Weibel
Dave Whitcomb
Wayne and Janet Williamson
Barbara Wisehart
William Witter
Robert and Nancy Woodward
Robert and Suzanne Wright
John Zimmerman

$250 – $999
Martin Zinn
David and Tamara Zorn
Lon Adams
Frank Adler
Susan Allen
Abby Altshuler
Walter Amick
Dave and Nanon Anderson
Nancy Andrews
Bradford Armstrong and Julie Dolin
Sherry Armstrong
Joanne Arnold
Howard Ashwood
Tonya Aultman-Bettridge
Donald and Cynthia Avis
Herbert and Laura May Bacon
Theodore and Anne Bailey
Buddy Baker
Clark Baldon
Bret Baldwin
Ted and Lana Balink
Foster Bam
William and Kathleen Barber
C. S. Venable Barclay
Roy and Flossie Barrowman
Elaine Baxter
John and Mary Bayard
Susan Becker
Cindy Beeks
Connie Begger
Kevin Bell
Richard and Anne Bell
Roger and Ruth Bell
Frank and Carla Bennett
Robert Benson
Florence Benson
Joseph Berenbaum
Ernest and Cecile Berliner
Hans-Georg Betz
Francesco Beuf
Andrew and Angela Bigford
Margaret and Gary Bir
Henry and Elizabeth Biscardi
Glenn Bixler
Gene and Doris Black
Timothy Black
Fred Blake
Jane and David Blandford
Vivian Blase
Sara Bledsoe
Howard and Carol Boigon
Kathryn Bollhoefer
Marguerite and Thomas Bond
Ellen Bonner
George and Carol Born
Frederick and Jill Borst
Robert Boswell
James Bouton
G. and B. Boyer
David Brandon
Dwight Braziel
Gary and Sally Breaux
Catherine and Stephen Breeding
David Brenner
John Brooke and Cheryl Teuton
John Brown
Michael and Rebecca Brown
Edward and Jeanine Brown
Jerry Bryant
Doris Buckley
Jerome Buckley
Sheree Burcar
Charles and Betty Burgener
Randy and Victoria Burrack
Robert Calfee
Dian Callaghan and Thomas Reynolds
Harry Camp
Keith Campbell
Douglas and Caroline Carlile
Carmelite Convent
Stan Carne
James and Katrina Carpenter
Therese Carpio
Daniel Carroll
Elizabeth Carson
Randall Case
Brian and Julie Casey
J.P. and Joyce Cavanaugh
Gregory Chaloupka
Mona Chancellor
Jeri Chappelow
Alan and Barbara Charnes
Susan Chrisman
Odin Christensen and Phyllis Lucas
Theresa Churchley
Kathleen Cissell
Robert and Kathleen Clark
Robert and Linda Clauson
Richard Coffenbow
Dana Cogan, M.D.
Allan Cohen
Walter Colclasure
Kevin and Dawn Collins
John and JoAnn Congdon
Mike Conneighton
Dennis Conrad
Sally Cook-Roach
Abel and Letoynia Coombs
John and Virginia Cooper
Maryann Corliss
Stephen and Catherine Cournoyer
George and Irene Courter
Daniel Cox
Bruce and Dolly Craig
Teresa and Dennis Craig
Michele Crawford
William Crawford
Robert and Barbara Crook
Margaret Crowl
Kelly Custer
Melanie and Timothy Daly
Sean Daly
Mark Daniels
Phillip and Linda Darcy
Fred Dare
Myron and Beverly Darmour
Jean Davenport
Bradley and Annie Davids
George Davies
Jeff and Katie Davis
Peter and Cathy Dea
John Deighan
Tim and Suanne Deskin
Charles and Gloria DeVoe
Mary and Jack Ditlove
Sandra Dixon
Peder and Tonya Dokken
Vincent Donato
Larry Donoghue
Linda and William Doty
James and Marilyn Douglass
David and Debra Downs
Frederick Dowsett
Rick Duffy
J. D. and J. B. Dutton
Al and Carol Dyer
William and Lillian Eck
James Edwards
John and Marion Edwards
Annamarie Ellis
Linda and Larry Embry
Stephen Engbers
Marshall and Louise England
Daniel Engle
James and Marjorie Espy
Nelson and Mary Evans
Stephen Ewell
Richard and Mary Fanyo
H. James and Aimee Farrell
Robert and Lori Favero
Robert and Sallie Fawcett
Steve and Debra Fendrich
Barbara and John Fernandez
Thomas Fertal
Robert Fields
Mira Fine
Shannon Foraker
Sheryl and Bryn Fosburgh
Agatha Foster
Lynda Fowler
Erin and Gustin Fox-Smith
Grace Freye
Arnold and Patricia Fridland
H. Gaffron
Bridget Gallegos
Michael and Marjorie Garard
Bradley Gaylord
Richard Gearheard
Marilyn and Penn Gildersleeve
Leon and Gretchen Giles
Edward Glasser
Michael and Barbara Goberis
B. Thomas and Karleen Goerke
Charles and Carolyn Goodson
Amy and Robert Gorman
Ansel and Marilyn Gower
James and Anthea Gracey
George Graff
Jean Graham
Gertrude Grant
Frank and Susan Graziano
Maud Greer
Claire Gregory
Danielle and Shawn Gregory
Jennifer and Mark Gremmert
Alice Grey
Albert Greyhosky
Audrey Grier
John Griffith
Margaret Grupp
Richard and Mary Ann Grybko
Bernard Guarnera
Michael Guertin
Peter and Barbara Guy
Donald Hagengruber
Michael and Keana Hall
David and Harriet Hamilton
Randall and Debra Hanson
John and Lisa Harpole
Kellyjane Harris
Brenda Hart
Russell Haskell
William and Jane Hays
Norman and Beverly Hayworth
Wendell and Betty Hedgcock
Rosemary Hein
Kenneth Heller
Philip Henbest
Don Henderson and Patricia Jennings
Ralph and Margaret Henderson
Scott Henderson
Maureen Hendricks and Thomas Rauch
Walter and Lynne Henes
Ray and Geraldine Hernandez
Elizabeth Herrick and Milt Kahn
Marilyn and Edward Herrmann
Tad Herz
Maybelle Hesse
Thomas and Renata Hewett
David and Mary Anne Heyman
Kathie Hibbard
Ted and Deborah Hiedeman
Isabella Higginson
Robert and Sarah Hite
Judy Hodges and Peter Norton
Richard Hoffman
Richard Hogen and Lorraine Bell
Kimberly and Curtis Holland
Marvin and Dolores Hollenbeck
Brenda Hollis
James Hood
Jody Horan
Gaylian Howard
Elizebeth A. and W. William Howard
Margaret Howe
Linda Hubbard and Leslie McKnight
Mary Huddleston
Patricia and Gregory Hueni
Richard and Sonja Hull
Mary and Robert Humphrey
Robert Hunter
Jon and Patricia Hutchens
Daniel Isaak
William Jackson and Patricia McLaughlin-Jackson
Sharon Jacobsen
Nancy Jacobson
Trina Jacobson
Jack and Lori Jaffe
Joseph Jaudon
Thomas Jiron
Bernarr and Dorothy Johnson
Ronald and Maxine Johnson
Lynn Johnson
Thomas and Jane Johnson
Robert and Wilma Johnson
Terry and Shirley Jones
Paul Jones
W. and Jackie Jones
Jonathan and Karen Jones
Kerry Judd
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Juhasz, Jr.
Patrick and Denise Juliana
C. T. Kaesemeyer
James Kapinos
J. Ralph and Catherine Karlberg
Marjorie Keely
Jodie and Dan Kelley
Jack Kelly
Joyce Kelly and Pat Miller
Ann Marie Kennedy
John Kennedy
Mary Kepner
Terry Kerr and Jeri Schneebeck
Meighan and Chris Kerr
Shelley and James Kestner
Rakesh Khosla
Steven Kidd
Patrick Kieffe
Fred and Sandra Kinsley
Shyree and Richard Kirkpatrick
Ellen and Dave Kisker
Roy and Karen Knappe
Lynn and Patrick Knebel
Walter and Gene Koelbel
Barry and Linda Koritza
Laurie and David Kraft
Lady Kramer
Lee and Mary Krauth
William and Kathy Kreidler
Robert Krenz and Carolyn Grant
Carl and Sherri Kroonenberg
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Albert Kulisan
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Laurence Lager
Sallie Lahue
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Jean Lones
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Hervey Macferran
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Brenda Mayland
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Robert McFadden
Arthur McFall
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Frank Nessinger
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Jacqueline Powell
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Marjorie Price
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Stephen Saul
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Shirley Wright
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FAMILY STRATEGIES TO PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT
If your family is interested in conserving energy and becoming more environment-friendly, here are some suggestions of where to start:
BYOM
By bringing your own mug to your local coffee shop, you may get a discount and one less paper cup ends up in a landfill.

Light bulbs
Compact fluorescent bulbs may cost more up front, but they use two-thirds less energy and last 10 times longer than standard incandescent bulbs.

Dishwashing
Make an effort to run the dishwasher only when it’s full; pre-rinsing is a waste of time, water and energy.

Showers
Try out a low-flow shower head; using a timer can help prevent costly day-dreaming in the shower.

Paper goods
Spare some trees by switching to recycled paper for at least a portion of the toilet paper, paper towels and napkins your family goes through.

Trees
Planting a deciduous tree can help shield your home from extreme temperatures. It also will help clean the air and save the environment from carbon dioxide.

If you’re donating to Energy Outreach Colorado, you’re helping support:
• Energy efficiency measures for affordable housing developments
• Education programs to help limited income youth and families learn how to conserve energy and manage their energy dollars wisely