DUET APPLICATION - SRPM 2014.PDF

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Please select to which tribe this Organization has applied to:
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General information
General information | Organization Duet: Partners In Health & Aging
General information | Contact First name Elizabeth
General information | Contact Last name Banta
General information | Contact e-mail banta@duetaz.org
General information | Contact phone number 602-274-5022
Address
Address | Street 555 W. Glendale Avenue
Address | City Phoenix
Address | State AZ
Address | ZIP Code 85021
What is the name of the program or project for which your organization is requesting grant
funds?
Improving Quality of Life for Elders, Grandparents and the Children they are Raising, and Caregivers
For what grant amount does the organization plan to request funding?
$7,500
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IRS Department or the Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
P.O. Box 2508, Room 4010 In reply refer to: 4077556534
Cincinnati OH 45201 Sep. 22, 2009 LTR 4168C 0
74-2370522 000000 00
00025918
BODC: TE
DUET PARTNERS IN HEALTH & AGING INC
555 W GLENDALE AVE
PHOENIX AZ 85021-8763
005227
Employer Identification Number: 74-2370522
Person to Contact: SHARON LENARD
Toll Free Telephone Number: 1-877-829-5500
Dear Taxpayer:
This is in response to your request of Aug. 28, 2009, regarding your
tax-exempt status.
Our records indicate that a determination letter was issued in
November 1985, that recognized you as exempt from Federal income tax,
and discloses that you are currently exempt under section 501(c)(3)
of the Internal Revenue Code.
Our records also indicate you are not a private foundation within the
meaning of section 509(a) of the Code because you are described in
section(s) 509(a)(1) and 170(b)(1)(A)(vi).
Donors may deduct contributions to you as provided in section 170 of
the Code. Bequests, legacies, devises, transfers, or gifts to you or
for your use are deductible for Federal estate and gift tax purposes
if they meet the applicable provisions of sections 2055, 2106, and
2522 of the Code.
If you have any questions, please call us at the telephone number
shown in the heading of this letter.
Sincerely yours,
Cindy Westcott
Manager, EO Determinations

SALT RIVER PIMA-MARICOPA
INDIAN COMMUNITY
10,005 E. Osborn Road, Scottsdale, Arizona 85256 / Phone 480-362-7520 / Fax 480-362-7593
12% Gaming Contributions Application
Date of Application: June 30, 2014
Organization Name: Duet: Partners In Health & Aging
Organization/Municipal Government Street & Mailing Address: 555 W. Glendale Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85021
Contact Person and if different from Contact Person: Elizabeth Banta
Title: Executive Director
Address: 555 W. Glendale Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85021
Phone: 602-274-5022
Fax: 602-274-6793
Email Address: banta(ikluetaz.org
Project Name: Improving Quality of Life for Elders, Grandparents and the Children they are Raising, and
Caregivers
In 200 words or less, please provide a brief description of the project submitted to the
12% SRPMIC Grant program.
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community's generous investment will lead to improved health and
well-being for thousands of people, as follows:
Grandparents Raising Grandchildren: Duet will support grandparents and the children they are raising
through support groups, respite, group activities, workshops, legal guidance, and information. SRPMIC
funds will help 700+ children stay out of foster care.
Family caregivers: Duet assists people caring for aging loved ones through support groups, information
and referrals, educational workshops, and respite. Duet will assist at least 400 caregivers through
SRPMIC's generosity.

Congregational Health: Duet helps congregations develop health programs by training and supporting
faith community nurses. SRPMIC funds will lead to over 65,000 health interventions, including
screenings, health education, referrals, or health counseling, through 75 participating congregational
health programs.
Homebound Adults: Duet will help elders and adults with disabilities remain living in their own homes.
Duet will pair these "neighbors" who no longer drive with volunteers who will provide transportation to
medical appointments, grocery shopping; visiting, home repairs; and computer and paperwork
assistance. Over 775 people will receive 45,000+ hours of service.
In addition, Duet would be pleased to offer workshops for grandparents, caregivers, and congregations
interested in launching health programs at locations selected by SRPMIC.
Beginning Date of Project: July 1, 2014 End Date of Project: June 30, 2015
Geographic Area to be served: Services will be available throughout Maricopa County for caregivers,
grandfamilies, and congregations seeking to develop health promotion. Duet's services for homebound
adults are provided in Scottsdale, Fountain Hills, Phoenix, Glendale, and Peoria.
** Attach Detailed Budget**
Amount of Total Project: $1,231,375* Amount of 12% Request: $7,500
(No Multi-Year Request will be accepted)
* This figure represents Duet's total organizational budget. This figure leads to help for thousands of
people in need, improving quality of life while also saving dollars for taxpayers by helping individuals
remain living in their own homes.
If the Amount of funding received is less than the amount needed for the project, do you have other
funds to complete the project? (Please Explain):
Duet sustains its programs with funding from the Area Agency on Aging, Region One; grants
from government, corporate, and founding entities; individuals; sponsorships; special events;
and in-kind donation of office and meeting space. Equally important to Duet's sustainability is
its demonstrated ability to inspire others, model good governance, prioritize goals and
objectives, and make decisions to achieve the organization's mission. The staff has an
exemplary reputation in the nonprofit "aging community" network, serving on boards and task
groups. For over thirty years Duet's Board of Directors and executive leadership have
represented effective and efficient use of the organization's human, financial, and material
resources, confirming Duet's ability to assess and respond to both internal and external
changes. Duet is poised to continue its leadership role in providing quality, cost-effective, and
compassionate help to homebound elders and adults with disabilities, caregivers, faith
communities, and grandparents raising grandchildren. That said, generous community support
is essential to make it possible for Duet to offer its free-of-charge, high quality services.

If you receive SRPMIC 12 % funding, will it be spent (Check One):
O Monthly
El Quarterly
X Lump Sum (yet as a funding partner your contribution will help sustain services for an entire
year)
List of SRPMIC 12% funds you have received in the past and a list of other 12 % grants funding
you are seeking from other Tribal Governments for the 2013-2014 12% cycle.
Gila River Indian Community provided a $43,000 grant in 2013 to provide transportation services to
homebound adults. Duet recently submitted a request for renewed support for 2014— 2015. They will
make their decision in October, 2014.
List any other funds you have received from the SRPMIC and identify the source: N/A
Funding for project/programs may be based on available funding. As such, if funding were not
available for the full the amount of request how would you prioritize funding.
A.) Growing services for grandparents and the children they are raising to help children stay out of
foster home ($2,500)
B.) Offering aging-in-place assistance to homebound elders and adults with disabilities ($2,000)
C.) Promoting health by nurturing the development of congregation-sited health programs ($1,500)
D.) Guiding and support family members as they care for aging loved ones ($1,500)
Which municipal governmental entity will serve as your pass through or accept 12% funds on your
behalf?
Duet has contacted the City of Phoenix Intergovernmental Liaison. He noted that they would be pleased
to serve in that capacity. Other entities would likely also be willing to accept funds on our behalf but we
have not reached out to them at this point.
By execution of the 12`)/0 Gaming Contribution Grant Application the undersigned agrees that the
information contained in the Application is true to the best of the Applicants knowledge. The
Applicant shall notify the SRPMIC if any information in this Application changes.
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Signature for the Applicant Date
Elizabeth Banta, Executive Director
Name and Title
The Application shall be signed by the senior elected official of the local government, or in the case
of a non-profit entity, the Chief Executive Officer authorizes to commit the non-profit entity to
apply for, accept, and implement an award from the SRPMIC utilizing 12% Gaming
Contributions.

2013 annual report

We are most grateful to all partners in service who made it possible for Duet to provide life-changing support to thousands
of people in 2013. Generous gifts of time and dollars multiplied as individuals received compassionate help that in turn
saved millions of dollars for taxpayers.
Because people are living longer and our aging population continues to grow, increasing numbers of people need Duet’s
services. For example, the US Census Bureau’s American Community Survey estimates that 69,341 people in our service
area have difficulty with transportation and shopping – Duet’s two most frequently requested volunteer services. Numbers
are also staggering for caregivers, grandparents raising grandchildren, and people needing health promotion services.
Efforts are underway to build capacity and increase services. Duet was honored to be selected as one of six nonprofits
by the Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust to participate in ATLAS, their two-year capacity-building initiative. Board and
staff members are working with determination to bolster our infrastructure so that vitally needed services will flourish.
What more will it take to serve ever-growing numbers of people needing Duet’s high quality, cost-effective health and
aging services? Greater awareness is key. Please inspire others to volunteer, donate, and request help by sharing your
story of involvement. Your networks may include family, colleagues, faith communities, neighbors, businesses, friends,
and others. Please also consider increasing your financial support. Your gifts of time and dollars will move our cause
closer to achieving our vision of fully meeting the demand for Duet’s vital services.
We cherish your partnership.
Table of Contents
• Reflections on 2013............................................. 2
Jack Marks
• Caring for Caregivers.......................................... 3
President, Duet
• Helping Homebound Adults.............................. 4 Board of Directors
• Nurturing Nurses.................................................. 5
• Guiding Grandparents.......................................... 6
• Duet’s 2013 Financials........................................ 7
• Thanking our Donors...................................... 8-11
Elizabeth Banta, MC
• Board of Directors, Staff & Awards............. 11 Executive Director, Duet
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Caregivers
A caregiver is anyone who provides unpaid care for a loved one. Many family Accomplishments:
members and friends do not consider such care “caregiving”—they are just
→ 12 support groups throughout
doing what comes naturally to them. But that care may be required for months the Valley helped 676 attendees
or years, and can take an emotional, physical and financial toll. Duet helps by
→ Caregiver holiday forum
providing support groups, respite, workshops, retreats, guidance, and referral assisted 36 caregivers
information.
→ 2 Un Descansito Spanish caregiver
forums supported 64 participants
Irene and Luis Lopez have been married for 31 years. Irene recalls there was a
special connection from the first time they met. On their first date, she said it → A caregiver retreat rejuvenated
28 attendees
was his dancing skills that convinced Irene that Luis was a keeper.
→ Two online networking groups
Then 13 years ago, Irene noticed this supported caregivers across
once athletic and hard working man Arizona
began forgetting basic tasks. Luis → 18 presentations were provided
was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s for community organizations
disease. As it progressed, Luis, who → 175 individuals received
was still physically strong but with sensitivity training on how to best
serve the aging LGBT community
a failing memory, would become
angry and aggressive. “We just → 435 caregivers received help
through information and referral
Irene Lopez, caregiver for her husband Luis who has Alzheimer’s went on like that until it was too phone calls
much for me to handle,” recalls Irene.
Eventually, Irene needed to place Luis in a facility. “It was an agonizing decision, → In total, 402 unduplicated
caregivers gained help and hope
but he is happy there.”
Irene attends support groups offered by Duet to get the “support and strength
needed to survive without him at home.” Irene said that the groups are uplifting
rather than depressing. “Duet stands out because they guide and comfort you
and help you see there is life even through this horrible disease.”
Impact:
→ Duet is able to support one caregiver for an entire year for only $200. Duet’s services often extend the time
loved ones are able to remain living at home.
→ 17% of Americans report they are working full-time or part-time jobs as well as being unpaid caregivers.
→ When asked, caregivers share that participation in support groups helps reduce their stress.
2013 Annual Report | 3

Homebound Adults
Accomplishments: Duet matches caring volunteers with homebound elders and adults with
disabilities making it possible for them to remain in their own homes.
→ 48,233 hours of direct service were
provided to homebound adult Free-of-charge services include grocery shopping, visits and phone
‘neighbors’ by volunteers calls, transportation, help writing life stories, paperwork assistance,
→ 8,342 escorted rides were home safety assessments and repairs, respite, and computer training.
provided to medical and
social service appointments Lillie Cobbs, age 89, is a retired nurse who provided transportation for her
→ 756 neighbors received help older friends and volunteered through her church. That was until her accident,
from compassionate volunteers which made it impossible for her to continue driving. Recently, she found
→ 218Thanksgiving meals were Duet and was matched with Virginia
delivered Henderson.
→ 179 new volunteers were trained Virginia feels it is a blessing to serve
(for a total of 6,185 since Duet’s
inception) neighbors in need, and relishes tak-
ing Lillie grocery shopping and to
→ 373 new neighbors called in with
service requests vital medical appointments. “I have
so much fun with her,” Virginia said.
→ 80 ‘neighbors’ received
holiday gifts “You know how you meet some peo-
ple and you know right away you’re
Virginia, left, enjoys taking her Duet ‘neighbor’ Lillie going to like each other? It was like
grocery shopping. that, we just clicked.”
Virginia and Lillie have developed a friendship where they finish each other’s
sentences, laugh at the grocery store, and teach each other new and interesting
things. Lillie shared, “Duet is vital to my life and to the community. I wouldn’t
make it if I didn’t have them...I really wouldn’t.”
Impact:
→ 95% of homebound and disabled adults report Duet helped them remain in their homes. Duet assists ‘neighbors’
to age in place an average of 2.3 years. This eliminates or defers moves into costly assisted living or nursing
home settings.
→ Duet’s volunteer services result in an annual savings of more than $10.6 million to Arizona taxpayers and individuals.
→ Duet volunteers reduce isolation and loneliness in the lives of older adults.
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Nurses In Faith Communities
There’s no greater platform than faith communities for taking healthcare Accomplishments:
beyond the clinical. Duet empowers nurses through educational opportuni-
→ 63,900+ health interventions
ties, presentations and a supportive nursing network to create and sustain provided through Duet’s 75
health and wellness programs tailored to a faith community’s specific needs. participating faith communities
with active congregational
health programs
Carol Heimann wanted to be a nurse since she was seven and was hospitalized
to have her tonsils removed. Nurses came into her room, read her stories and → Served as an information and
referral network for faith
fed her ice chips. It was then that she decided community nurses, clergy and
to become a nurse. community service providers -
responding to over 1,728
Looking back at this memory, Carol says God phone and e-mail contacts
was leading her to faith community nursing. → Shared monthly health update
Faith community nurses integrate faith and newsletters with 279 people
interested in congregational
health into a calling that she describes as health programs
“deeply rewarding.”
→ Presented three (3) Health &
Carol attended Duet’s foundations class Wellness in Faith Communities
informational sessions
that prepares RNs to serve as faith commu- throughout greater Phoenix
Children enjoy a visit from Carol, faith nity nurses. She now serves at Resurrection inspiring 26 attendees
community nurse and ‘tooth fairy’
Lutheran Church where she promotes health → Trained 23 registered nurses
in body, mind and spirit in her roles as a health counselor and educator, as through our Foundations of
Faith Community Nursing
well as by making home and hospital visits. “I’ve always loved being a nurse preparation courses held
and I love this form of nursing the most,” Carol said. in Phoenix and Tucson
Carol said the peer support / education groups offered by Duet are a way for → Provided continuing education
through three (3) monthly support
nurses to stay connected and gain valuable resources. “This is my network of groups (average attendance 23
support and it’s a wonderful resource,” Carol said. “Duet does so much good people per month)
for our community.”
Impact:
→ In 2013, 75 participating congregational health programs delivered $1,022,400 dollars in free-of-
charge health care (based upon a conservative estimate of $16 per health intervention or screening).
→ Health promotion services such as blood pressure screenings are widely recognized as preventing
costly and devastating illnesses such as strokes.
2013 Annual Report | 5

Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
Accomplishments: In Arizona, nearly 64,000 grandparents are solely or primarily
→ 5 ongoing support groups responsible for the basic needs of one or more grandchildren under
helped 255 kinship caregivers age 18. Duet supports kinship families by providing free-of-charge help
→ Provided respite assistance to 176 such as support groups, respite, group activities, benefit counseling,
grandparents and 122 workshops, legal guidance, and accurate referral information.
grandchildren with 1,057 days of
supervised activity
Karen Gross, 58, adopted her grandchild Elizabeth, 4, in July 2013. For three
→ 993 callers received guidance years, Elizabeth endured her parent’s neglect and drug abuse until she was
through information and referral
services rescued by her grandmother. Karen
feared for Elizabeth’s safety - that
→ 40 families benefited from free
legal assistance Elizabeth’s father would harm
her like he had hurt her daugh-
→ Coordinated 4 annual family
activities: spring picnic, ice cream ter. “I told my daughter, I’ll keep
social, Grandparents’ Day hawaiian her until you want her back…
luau, and a holiday party - 534
people participated and I have had her ever since.”
→ 7 recreational (social intervention) Elizabeth and her grandmother enjoy each other Karen’s first experience with
outings encouraged 432 attendees
Duet was attending a grandparents raising grandchildren conference.
→ Performing arts opportunities Before attending the conference, Karen said she thought she was the
enriched 282 adults and children
only grandparent going through this. Afterwards, she started going to the
→ A respite overnight retreat to support groups that Duet offers in Goodyear – just one of many that Duet
Benson, AZ rejuvenated 36
grandparents offers across the Valley. The support group helps her connect with people
in similar situations. Karen said that she doesn’t have to justify herself
→ In total, 906 unduplicated
grandparents and 1,359 grand- in the group. Everyone is simply trying to “help and support one another.”
children received vital services
Although raising her grandchild wasn’t in Karen’s plan, Karen said she abso-
lutely made the right choice. “My granddaughter is my joy. Knowing that she
Impact: has a chance for a good life means everthing to me.”
→ Duet helps keep children out of group homes or foster care settings - reducing the tax burden on Arizonans.
→ One child in a group home for a year costs Arizona taxpayers $46,000.
→ One child in foster care for one year costs Arizona taxpayers $8,640.
→ Duet’s cost to serve one child for an entire year is $301.
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Financials
Duet 2013 Income
$351,104 Foundations, Grants and Corporations 33%
$172,840 Fundraising Events (net proceeds) 16%
$161,350 Area Agency on Aging, Region One 15%
$103,661 Estate Gifts 10%
$ 96,936 Individuals/ Memorials 9% Foundations, Grants and Corporations
Fundraising Events (net proceeds)
$ 80,230 City Funds and Block Grants 8% Area Agency on Aging, Region One
Estate Gifts
$ 48,600 In-Kind Occupancy (Church of the Beatitudes) 5% Individuals/Memorials
City Funds & Block Grants
$17,919 Workshops 2% In-Kind Contributions (occupancy)
Workshops
$15,270 Faith Communities 1% Faith Communities
Interest Income
$13,055 Interest Income 1%
$1,060,965 Total 100% → $ 104,056 - Invested Funds
change in fund value
→ $1,009,796 - Total Ending Net Assets
Your Gifts At Work In 2013
$410,365 Helping Homebound Adults 39%
$223,858 Guiding Grandparents Raising Grandchildren 21%
$151,444 Expanding Congregational Health Programs 14%
$ 112,945 Supporting our Services (Management & General) 11%
$ 108,922 Caring for the Caregiver 10%
Helping Homebound Adults
$ 54,647 Sustaining and Expanding our Services (Fundraising) 5% Guiding Grandparents
Expanding Congregational Health Programs
$1,062,181 Total 100% Supporting our Services (M & G)
Caring for Caregivers
Duet volunteers donated over $1,243,847 in time to the community during 2013 Sustaining & Expanding Services
(Fundraising)
(Independent Sector: The Value of Volunteer Time). Their contributions helped Arizona taxpay-
ers save tens of millions of dollars through Duet’s varied free-of-charge services.
2013 Annual Report | 7

Dorothy M. Miller Jim & Mary Lou Bessette Terry Anderson
Legacy Circle Frances A. Nichols* Nestor & Susan Guzman Bruce & Connie Baldwin
Hugo Nocito William & Carol Heimann Bruce & Linda Bear
Duet recognizes those individ- Joseph & Miriam Palmer Joseph & Colleen Fenicle Liz Bebo
uals whose foresight will result Dennis Parker John & Sharon Kearns Laverna Beckman
in services for older adults and Marion Pease Pauline Komnenich Gayle Bentley
family caregivers well into the Barbara & Myron Petersen David & Nicole Lynch Alison Best
future. The Legacy Circle list- Kristine & Leland Peterson William & Judith Owens Charles & Julie Blake
ing includes people who have Judy Ridgway Patricia Park Brenda Brandt
named Duet in their estate Betty Robinson* Foster & Deborah Robberson Greg & Lisa Buck
plans or made an outright gift Marty & Roberta Scharf Caryl Steere (estate gift) Margene Candela
to Duet’s Endowment Fund Vickie Scott Betty Stewart Dosia Carlson
through December 31, 2013. Barbara Shovers Vernon & Cille Swaback Doris Chacon
Anita Silverthorn* Phillip & Sandra Terry Robert & Linda Cherner
We’re proud to Edie Smith* D Rae Turley Robert & Joyce Clark
thank our Legacy Edward Splain* Wesley Clelland III
Circle members: Caryl Steere* Beverly Cooper
Laraine Stewart Benefactor Linda Coughenour
Angela Brock Adams* Ann Stiles $1,000 - $1,999 Daniel Danch
Meryl Ahart Bill Strong Lynn Anderson Jesse Davis
Mason & Donna*Anderson Kathryn Thompson Stephen & Judith Baker Michael & Judy Davis
Adelaine M. Bahr* Marion Westover* Elizabeth & Paul Banta Michael & Cathy DeLisa
Steve & Judy Baker Anonymous (4) Ann Boal Donald Dhondt
Elizabeth Banta Fred & Sally Cohill Susan Dinquel
Charles Barnhart Philip & Ruth Crowley Karen & Tom Domschke
*In Memoriam
Wilma Basnett Emerson Philip & Ellen Ann Dean James & Edra Drake
Liz Bebo Individual Gifts Joyce Glazner Wilma Edwards
Martha Bern Kerry Halcomb Katherine Emery
Cathy Bertucci Donna Heppermann Dean Fairchild
We extend our deep apprecia-
Linda Bliss Lynn Hoffman Ron & Judy Gawlitta
tion to all individuals, corpora-
Ann Boal Jack & Lois Marks Chris & Darlene George
tions, foundations, congrega-
Sandy & Chuck Bonstelle Crane & Deborah McClennen Clare Goldsberry
tions, and other donors who
Warren* & Lynne* Brown Doris McVey Kelly & George Griffeth
helped Duet serve people in
Barbara Busse* Walter Nieri Howard & Anina Gullickson
need in 2013. Listings include
Dosia Carlson Lee & Kristine Peterson Ingrid Haas
donations, underwriting, spon-
Barbara Carpenter Lillian Powell Monique Hafler
sorships, tribute gifts and fund-
Gracie Carter Jane Proctor Graeme & Carla Hancock
raising event ticket purchases.
Ilau Clark* Samuel Sage Stephanie Henderson
Thomas* & Dorothea*Clarke Arnold Schwartz Peter & Sally Hineman
Visionary
Darlene Cobb Louis Self Nancy Holloran
$10,000+
Jeff Dennis* Brian & Sherri Shea Wayne & Leah Hoover
Lynne Brown (estate gift)
Nancy Nelson Elsenheimer Barbara Ann Shovers Jerry & Barbara Hostetler
Pauline Finney
Jean Fouche Brad & Lyn Smith Paul & Sherry Hottenstein
Virginia Gallagher* Roseanne Sonchik Carol Hullihen
Darlene & Chris George Lloyd & Janet Spangler Joell Ireland
Champion
Joyce Glazner Jerry & Lynda Svendsen Jene & Millie Jacoby
$5,000 - $9,999
Florence Gunt* William & Kathleen Tabinsky Chet & Barbara Jaehnig
Anonymous
Susan & Nestor Guzman Lynn Sauder Vanda Rod & Pam Jones
Lou Jennings
Lillian Henry* Gary & Linda Watko Sherwin & Joanne Kaufman
Marion Pease
Donna Heppermann Ruthellen Keiser
Mary Gertrude Hindelang Emily Kile
Douglas Jardine Partner Matthew & Jennifer Klandrud
Steward
Mary Ellen Johnson $400 - $999 Joanita Kleist
$2,000 - $4,999
April & Tom Jones Barry Abbott Michael & Cindy Kraft
Gary & Rhonda Anderson
Michelle Leigh James & Margaret Adams Jennifer Kupiszewski
John & Kim Ashton
Billie Marsh* Meryl Ahart Debbie Landesman
Charles Emerson & Wilma
Peter Mather Neal Alagia Jose Leis
Basnett Emerson
Frances McClelland* John & Karen Anderson James Lind
8 | Duet

Diane Linn Lizabeth Bell & Patrick Waugh Nikki Evans Gary & Martha McCrea
Luis & Shannon Lorenzo-Rivero Joan West Verna Evrard James McNamee
John & Evelyn Lucking Chrystal Wilder Bettijune Fanning Emily Milardovich
JoEllen Lynn Elaine Williams Irma Feldman Sherrell Miller
Charles Maggs Ila Wist Delano Fernandez Colleen Miller
Scott & Elaine Mardian Burrell & Julie Wolk Jennifer Ford Mary Ann Morin
Hernan Medina & Claudia Beth Jo Zeitzer Denise Thompson Fowers Susan Mortenson
Martinez John & Marita Gallagher Perry & Dee Mumme
John McNeill Judith Gardner John & Judith Nance
Chris & Susan Moeser Guardian Holly Gibson Jason Nash
Mary Lou Moore $200 - $399 Joele Goldman Arlen Neimy
Joe Moroney Kenneth & Priscilla Allison Richard & Rose Grangaard Janet Nelson
Joseph & Susan Morton Tera Anderson Robert Greiner Hugo & Helen Nocito
Daniel & Elizabeth Mullen Diana Armenta Greg Hales Polly Norton
Dennis & Joyce Nichols Marc & Lisa Ashton Jim & Susan Hall Paul & Vicky Okamoto
Nathaniel Nickele Martha Baker Stanley & Nancy Hanshaw Tammy ONeal
John & Karen O’Donnell Margery Bayless Janet Hanson Madelin Page
Richard & Zelda Ormsby Martha Bern Marianne Hanson Robert Paull
Larry & Anita Osa Jean Black Nancy Hardcastle Louise Pelissier
Christina Palacios James & Shari Blinka Athia Hardt Jody Pelusi
Joseph & Miriam Palmer Sandra Blum Phyllis Hardy Myron & Barbara Petersen
Shirley Passell Charles & Sandra Bonstelle Mary Kay Harker Joe & Beth Porter
Allen & Jeanne Passon Helen Boorman Jeffrey & Pam Hart Paula Porter
Patricia Pecqueux Joan Brennan David & Sara Haskins Barbara Randall
Dave & Pam Piller Jane Brennan Hazeldell Heinz Gerda Ray
Frank & Rae Rader Gene Bronski Sheila Krueger & Paul Hennings Susan Reckinger
J. Joy Ricci Joseph Brown Eleanor Higgins David & Shirley Regonini
Karen & Eugene Richards Katie Brunstein Sandra Hoffman Curt Renz
Judy Ridgway Donald & Mary Buck Jack Craven & Cara Holland John & Gerri Richards
Timothy & Celesta Rowland Kenneth & Norma Buckwald Susan Hunt Randy Ridder
John & Jo Ruby Laura Burgard Ken & Nancy Husband Esther Rings
April Ryan Leroy & Rita Calbom Carol Johnson J. Carmelina Rivera
T J & Mary Sadvary Paul & Barbara Carpenter Jeana Jones Sheila Roberts
Alfonso & Cynthia Sapia-Bosch Mary & Bruce Cartwright Patsy Jones David & Joanne Robinson
Ronald & Meredith Sassano James Casey Ted & Cynthia Jones Donald & Janice Roby
Martin & Roberta Scharf Camille Chavez Daniel & Laurie Joseph Sanford & Marcia Roth
Marcus Schmidt Martha Chavez Alpha Jouret Cynthia Salk
Stephen & Eva Scholfield Joseph & Frances Cherrick Earnestine Judge Jean & Carol Savoie
Elisa Schooner John & Debra Anders Sandra Kernagis Gary & Joan Scheel
Judson & Hester Scott Christiansen Peter & Mary Killeen Walter & Marina Schuster
William & Sherry Shaner Linda Christianson Randall Kincaid Judy Seely
Eleanor Simonson Lillie Mae Cobbs John H Knight Mathew & Karen Shannon
Shirley Simpson Alan Cochrane Anna Kramer Lyle Sharp
Robert & Kathryn Simpson Ben & Leslie Cooper John Kramar Christopher & Victoria Shearer
Lois Sittu Daniel Corcoran Stephen Kunkle Toni Shell
Stephanie Small Anne Corssen Nancy Kurke Myron & Sondra Shlachter
Darrell & Mary Catherine Smith Cheri Van Sant & Peter Curia Velma (Beth) Kwart Phillip Slater
Dave Hrabe & Sandy Somers Rita Daninger Lorrie Lamberton Geraldine Smith
Denise Sottile Jack & Sarah Davis James & Penny Langdal Maria Smith
Nancy Splain Roxanne Davis Victoria Larson Evelyn Sowell
Chuck & Ava Stanford Grace Davis Susan Leader Janelle Spangler-Flora
Jerre & Mary Stead Debbra Determan Donald & Sandra Lebowitz Sherri Spicer
Ann Stiles Sylvia Dominguez Carolyn Lefever Greg & Pat Stewart
Kathryn Thompson Bill & Barbara Dowling Malcom & Mary Leshin William Strong
Don & Velma Trotter Arthur & Joetta Downs Mary Ann Lindamood Karen Swaine
Edward & Iris Van James Doyle David Lucente Richard Taylor
Robert & Patricia Wallace Shirley Dresbach Mark & Jamey MacLeod George & Dagmar Teply
Kevin & Judith Wandler Janice Dunlap Robert Martin Marcia Traer
Sharon Watkins Richard & Margaret Ebert Jane Matthis Roni Tropper
2013 Annual Report | 9

Glen & Pamela Turner Fry’s Food BBVA Compass Congregational
Peggy Ullmann Nordstrom Inc. Best Funeral Services - Peoria donors
Joan Valentine Volunteer Nonprofit Service Bright Horizons Foundation
Jaromira Vanicek Association (VNSA) For Children All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Lori Waldberg Care Corner Personal Services Central United Methodist Church
Gerald & Naomi Weiner CareMore Health Plan of Christ Church of The Ascension
$1,000 to $4,999
Barry & Sandra Welch Arizona, Inc Christ Church of the Valley
Ashton Tiffany, LLC
Anne-Marie Wenzel Carondelet Health Network Church of the Ascension
Beatitudes Campus
Betty B. West CenturyLink Church of the Beatitudes
Belmont Village Scottsdale
William Wiley Child Crisis Center East Valley, Inc. United Church of Christ
BMO Private Bank
Mary Wilson Children’s Action Alliance Dove of the Desert United
Bridgeway Health Solutions
Martin Wojcik Comfort Plus, Inc. Methodist Church
Central Arizona Project
Rhonda Younger Desired Resources First Christian Church
City of Peoria
Early Warning Services First Congregational United
Cypress HomeCare Solutions
Emerald Security Group Church of Christ
Freeport-McMoRan Copper
Epilepsy Outreach Project Inc First Presbyterian Church
& Gold
eScrip of Peoria
Corporations, Hospice of Arizona Evercare Hospice & Paliative Care First United Methodist Church,
Foundations, and Hospice of the Valley Family Healthreach, Inc. Phoenix
Government Sources Kile & Kupiszewski Law Firm PC Fash Mob LLC Orangewood Presbyterian Church
North Phoenix Pediatric
Fennemore Craig Foundation Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Dentistry
$20,000 & above Gannett Foundation Parish
Northern Trust
Area Agency On Aging, Gentiva Odyssey Hospice Palo Cristi Presbyterian Church
Pacifica Senior Living at
Region One Golf for Cause Paradise Valley United Methodist
Paradise Valley
First Things First (in partnership GoodSearch Church
Pacifica Senior Living at Peoria
with Benevilla) Hansen Mortuary, Inc. Pinnacle Presbyterian Church
Ridgecrest Healthcare
City of Glendale Haven Senior Horizons Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Ringler Associates Phoenix, Inc.
City of Phoenix Heart & Soul Home Care of Arizona St. James Parish Family
Scottsdale Insurance/ Nationwide
Dignity Health Home Instead Senior Care St. Joan of Arc Roman Catholic
Insurance Foundation
Gila River Indian Community Homewatch CareGivers Parish
Steptoe & Johnson LLP
Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Honeywell Hometown Solutions St. Luke Roman Catholic Church
The Sundt Foundation
Trust Hospice of the West St. Patrick’s Catholic Community
The Vineyard Family Foundation
Virginia G Piper Charitable Trust In-Home Care Alliance St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Touching Hearts at Home
KC’s Home Health Care St. Theresa Catholic Church
Valley of the Sun United Way
LifeLegacy Foundation St. Thomas More Catholic Church
$10,000 to $19,999 Maricopa County Combined Trinity Mennonite Church
American Express Charitable Federal Campaign Unity Church of Sun City
Fund Up to $999 Next Steps Senior Living Advisors
Arizona Community Foundation Acacia Capital Corp Nightingale Homecare
City of Scottsdale Adultcare Assistance Homecare Northern Trust
Home Instead Senior Care Agape Hospice & Palliative Razoo Foundation
Foundation Care, LLC SCAN Health Plan Arizona
Shamrock Foods Company Albertsons Senior B2B Networking, LLC
SRP and SRP Employee Amedisys Home Health Care Sonora Quest Laboratories, LLC
Boosters Association Phoenix Soulistic Hospice
The Arizona Republic/12 News American Association of Southwest Human Development, Inc
Season for Sharing Univeristy Women Staples
Valley of the Sun United Way Glendale Branch America’s State Employee Charitable
Willard E Smucker Foundation Charities Campaign
Arizona Bridge to Sun Health
Independent Living Thrivent Federal Credit Union
Arizona Chapter of CPCU Society Thrivent Financial Foundation
$5,000 to $9,999
Arizona Combined Federal TMC Hospice
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Campaign UPTOHIM Ministries
of Arizona
Arizona Machine & Fabrication, Inc. Valley of the Sun Homecare
Coyotes Charities
Arizona Children’s Association Walls and Ceilings MD, LLC
Desert Schools Federal
Aurora Behavioral Health Wells Fargo Community
Credit Union
Systems, LLC Support Campaign
From the Heart (City
Banner Health
of Glendale)
10 | Duet

Mr. Matthew Klandrud Virginia Torres
2012-2013 Duet Lead Financial Consultant 2013 Duet Staff Receptionist and Secretary
Board of Directors Thrivent Financial
Beth Tucker
Mr. David Lynch Elizabeth Banta Computer & Handyperson
President First Officer, US Airways Executive Director Coordinator
Mr. Jack Marks
Vice President of Development Ms. JoEllen Lynn Julie Blake Denise Viker
Beatitudes Campus Director of Community Affairs Director of Operations Director of Congregational
Fry’s Food Stores Health Services
President Elect Tina Bronson (through 10/2013)
Ms. Sandi Terry Mr. Norman Miller Director of Communications
Financial Manager, Retired Senior Investment Counselor
Versant Capital Management, Inc. Princess Crump
Secretary Development Coordinator 2013 ageworks
Ms. Joyce Glazner Mr. Chris Moeser (as of 8/2013) partner in service
Language Instructor Attorney, Steptoe & Johnson
Rio Salado Community College Therese Davis Roberta Yancy
Mr. Jason Nash Coordinator of Services
Treasurer President
Ms. Patricia Park Home Instead Senior Care Elaine Dinse
Vice President, Financial Bookkeeper & Development 2013 awards And
Consulting, Northern Trust Mr. Nathaniel Nickele Assistant Recognition
Attorney
Ms. Elizabeth Banta The Law Office of Nathaniel Patricia Dominguez
Liz Bebo
Executive Director P. Nickele, PLLC Director of Kinship Care Services
Dosia Carlson KARED About Award
Duet: Partners In Health & Aging
Ms. Karen O’Donnell Carol Houselog
City of Phoenix
Ms. Tera Anderson Community Volunteer Executive Secretary
Jeff Dennis Community
Marketing Consultant Parkinson’s Disease Advocate
Vision Award
Wells Fargo Small Business Sherry Hottenstein
Administration Ms. Donna Rossi Director of Congregational
Reporter, CBS 5 News Health Services
Dr. Wilma Basnett Emerson (as of 4/2013)
Superintendent Ms. Janet Spangler
Osborn Elementary School District Probate Consultant Linda Lato
J & L Professional Services Service Specialist
Ms. Mary Lou Bessette
Community Volunteer Ms. Joyce Vincent Brett Petersen
Community Volunteer Director of Caregiver Services
Ms. Linda Coughenour
Director Rosalind Polston
SRP Consumer Affairs Kinship Care Specialist
Ms. Darlene George Sue Reckinger
Underwriting Specialist Director of Volunteer Services
Scottsdale Insurance Company
Ricardo Samano
Mr. Nestor Guzman Transportation Coordinator
Community Volunteer
Eva Scholfield
Ms. Carol Heimann Director of Development
Faith Community Nurse
Resurrection Lutheran Church Joyce Sopilnick
Administrative Assistant
Ms. Sharon Kearns
Community Volunteer
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