ENERGY OUTREACH COLORADO
2005 ANNUAL REPORT


FILLING THE GAP IN ENERGY ASSISTANCE
Energy costs have tripled over the past three years in Colorado, but federal funding for energy assistance has not kept pace. Energy Outreach Colorado is working to fill the gap so that needy households in our communities don’t have to do without such necessities as medical care, food and housing to pay their energy bills.
Fortunately, Energy Outreach has been successful in advocating for increased funding at the state level. During the past year, EOC helped introduce legislation that led to these successful outcomes:

• The Colorado Legislature and Gov. Bill Owens passed into law the Low-Income Energy Assistance Program, which provides a simple way for Coloradans to contribute to energy assistance by checking a box on their energy bill. Beginning in September 2006, funds raised will be distributed through Energy Outreach Colorado as bill payment and energy conservation assistance for Colorado’s low-income families, seniors and individuals with special needs. Sponsors of the bill were Sen. Paula Sandoval, D-Denver, and Rep. Bernie Buescher, D-Grand Junction.
• Another measure passed by the Colorado Legislature and Gov. Bill Owens in 2005 authorized that $7.6 million be transferred to the state’s Low-Income Energy Assistance Program from mineral and energy severance taxes. It was sponsored by Sen. Ken Kester, R-Las Animas, and Rep. Jerry Frangas, D-Denver.
• Through the leadership of Coloradans, including EOC Board member John Harpole, the 2005 Energy Bill passed by the U.S. Congress includes authorization of a pilot “Royalty-in-Kind” program. This program will allow natural gas produced on federally-owned lands to be sold and allocated to low-income energy assistance programs rather than being put into the federal treasury.

Our fundraising efforts were furthered by generous contributions from our largest supporters, Xcel Energy and Atmos Energy, and the numerous other dedicated utility companies, oil and gas companies, corporations, foundations and individuals listed in this report.
As we continue our mission of making home energy affordable for all Coloradans, we very much appreciate and rely on your continued support. Thank you for being a part of our ongoing success.
Together we generate the power to help.
Mark Sunderhuse
President
Board of Directors
Energy Outreach Colorado


ENERGY OUTREACH DISTRIBUTES RECORD $6.75 MILLION IN COLORADO
As Colorado’s energy prices continue to soar, the need for energy assistance is reaching crisis proportions. To help with this critical need, Energy Outreach Colorado distributed a record $6.75 million in grants between Nov. 1, 2004 and Oct. 31, 2005. This included $3 million to 97 emergency assistance sites across the state for utility bill payment assistance, $3.15 million to Colorado’s LEAP program for energy assistance, and $600,000 for projects to improve the energy efficiency of affordable housing.
Energy Outreach Colorado has been dedicated to helping Colorado’s most vulnerable individuals and families meet their home energy needs since 1989. We are the only organization in the state that raises money through donations and grants to help senior citizens on fixed incomes, individuals with special medical needs and income-qualifying families pay a portion of their energy bills to avoid shut offs.
We also provide longer-term solutions through energy efficiency education programs and grants to improve the energy efficiency of affordable housing. Because of our expertise in these areas, we advocate on behalf of low-income energy users in negotiations with the Colorado Public Utilities Commission, the Colorado General Assembly, and with gas and electric distribution companies.
Our organization was created by the Colorado Commission on Low-Income Energy Assistance to raise additional energy assistance funds to supplement dwindling Federal Grants. Since then, we’ve generated nearly $58 million for utility bill payment assistance, weatherization programs and energy efficiency grants.
In 2005, we were gratified to receive the highest rating given by Charity Navigator, a national and independent evaluator of charity organizations. It was our fourth consecutive year to receive the four-star rating, which recognizes exceptional financial health and high performing programs. On average, our administration costs are just 6% of our total budget, allowing more of your dollars to go directly to families in need.


MISSION
The mission of Energy Outreach Colorado is to ensure that all low-income Coloradans can meet their home energy needs.


VISION
Energy Outreach Colorado strives to be Colorado’s leading organization dedicated to efficient delivery of cost-effective energy assistance, energy conservation and energy education for low-income households to maintain their well-being and encourage self-sufficiency.


ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
To help Coloradans cope with energy costs that doubled in two years, Energy Outreach Colorado distributed $6.15 million in 2004-05 to help more than 105,000 low-income families, seniors on fixed incomes and individuals with special health needs pay a portion of their home energy bills.
More than one in five Colorado households qualify as low-income and eligible for assistance under Colorado income guidelines, according to 2000 U.S. Census data. Without assistance, many are forced to choose between heating their home or other basic necessities like food or medical care. Energy Outreach granted $3 million for energy assistance to the Charitable Energy Network of 97 emergency assistance sites across the state.
These agency partners – including Salvation Army, Catholic Charities, Association for Senior Citizens and Metro CareRing — identify and work with struggling families in their communities. Funds are administered as direct payments to local utility and fuel companies. This program began in 1994 and funds energy assistance year round. The average payment amount provided by these agencies to keep people from being shut off was $290 – an 11% increase from the previous year.
In addition, Energy Outreach Colorado contributed $3.15 million to the state’s Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP), a federal block grant administered in Colorado by the Department of Human Services. Colorado’s LEAP program runs November through April and assists families at 185% of the federal poverty level or below. EOC’s funding is about 10% of their total distribution and helped increase the average benefit for each of the nearly 100,000 recipient households to $366 in 2004-05 — up 14% from the year before.
To increase awareness about energy assistance and to help income-eligible families apply for assistance, Energy Outreach sponsored an Energy Assistance Expo in Denver. Volunteers from the many organizations and agencies that partner with EOC provided information and helped attendees fill out applications for energy assistance and other aid.


ENERGY ASSISTANCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Andrea Chavez, Community Leader
Dorothy Hervey, Colorado Legal Aid Society
Elizabeth Horn, Community Leader
Tracy Kraft-Tharp, Consultant
Nan Morehead, Denver Department of Human Services
Silvia VanHorn, Colorado Springs Utilities

CHARITABLE ENERGY NETWORK OF AGENCIES 2004-2005
ACS Community Lift
Adams County Housing Authority
Advocates Against Domestic Assault
Almost Home
Association for Senior Citizens
Aurora Inter Church Task Force
Brain Injury Association of Colorado
Broadway Assistance Center
Care and Share
Caring Ministries of Morgan County
Castle Rock Community Inter Church Task Force
Catholic Charities – Denver
Catholic Charities – Pueblo
City of Arvada Housing and Neighborhood Revitalization
Clear Creek Department of Health and Human Services
Colorado East Community Action Agency
Colorado Health Network
Community Budget Center
Community Emergency Assistance
Coalition Community Ministry
Community United Methodist Church of Pagosa Springs
Cooperating Ministry of Logan County
Cross Community Coalition
Crossroads Ministry of Estes Park
Denver Indian Health and Family Services
Denver Urban Ministries
Emergency Family Assistance Coalition
EMPOWERMENT
Family and Intercultural Resource Center
First Mennonite Church
First Presbyterian Church of Salida
Grand Valley Catholic Outreach
Greeley Transitional House
Gunnison and Hinsdale County Department of Human Services
Help the Needy
Helping Hearts and Hands
Holy Cross Energy
Independent Life Center
Inter-Church ARMS
Inter-Faith Community Services
Jackson County Department of Human Services
Jeffco Action Center
La Puente Home
Lake County Department of Health and Human Services
Las Animas Helping Hands
Lift-Up of Routt County
Loaves and Fishes Ministry of
Fremont County
Lowry Family Center
MADA
Manna House
Metro CareRing
Mountain Family Center
Mountain Resource Center
National MS Society – Colorado Chapter
Northern Churches Care
Northern Colorado Health Network
OUR Center
Phillips County Department of
Human Services
Pinon Project
POCCAA
Pregnancy Resource Center
Rural Communities Resource Center
St. Vincent De Paul Society
Salvation Army – Colorado Springs
Salvation Army – Denver
Salvation Army – Teller County
Salvation Army – Vail Valley
San Juan Cooperative Parish
San Pedro Mesa Volunteer Fire Department
Sedgwick County Economic Development
Senior Support Services
Seniors, Inc!
Seniors Resource Center
Sense of Security
South Central Council of Governments
Southeastern Weld Advocacy and
Community Coalition
Southern Colorado Health Network
The Home Front Cares
The Stand in the Gap Project
United Methodist Church of Dove Creek


ENERGY SOLUTIONS PROGRAM
To provide a longer-term solution for helping needy Coloradans manage their energy costs, Energy Outreach Colorado funds increased energy efficiency measures for affordable housing, efficiency education and weatherization programs.
As part of our outreach efforts, we manage a toll-free hotline 1-866-HEAT-HELP (1-866-432-8435). It provides information about how to apply for assistance, where to go for help, how to weatherize a home, and how to donate money for energy assistance.
In 2003, Energy Outreach and the Ad Council launched a national public service advertising campaign targeted toward children and their parents featuring the Energy Hog. In 2005, this successful campaign was transferred to the Alliance to Save Energy to expand its national scope. EOC continues to offer a free educational program called the Energy Hog Traveling Road Show to elementary schools with a free or reduced lunch program. The program teaches students how to be smart energy users and educate their families about saving energy and reducing energy bills. In 2004-05, the program reached more than 300 teachers and 7,500 students in 67 schools.


2004-2005 GRANT PROJECTS
For 2004-05, we awarded $600,000 for 20 initiatives to improve the energy efficiency
of affordable housing. Through these grants, about 500 low-income families and
individuals are benefiting from significantly reduced utility bills.

Boulder Housing Coalition
Funded energy upgrades in two co-housing homes. Included: ceiling, crawlspace and wall insulation, 5 low-e windows, air sealing, partial costs for solar hot water, vapor barriers and door upgrades.

Center For Resource Conservation, Boulder
Provided funding toward the installation of solar hot water heating systems for 11 affordable, low-income housing units. Estimated to provide 70% of the resident’s hot water heating needs and help lower utility bills.

City of Boulder, Office of Environmental Affairs
Funded six Energy Star® refrigerators and three high efficiency furnaces for low-income households.

Colorado Energy Science Center, Lakewood
Implemented energy upgrades in low-income homes after being analyzed by students through the Home Energy Investigation Contest. Measures included: house tightening, duct sealing, insulation and furnace tune-ups.

Colorado Housing Inc, Pagosa Springs
Funded energy upgrades in new self-help housing, including items such as Energy Star® refrigerators, high efficiency furnaces, hot water heaters, insulation and weatherization, doors and low-e coating for new windows.

Colorado Housing Inc, Pagosa Springs
Helped fund analysis and increased efficiency of space heating and hot water equipment for 7 self-help homes. Also helped fund house model designs with increased energy efficiency, safety and indoor-air quality for 24 self-help homes built in 2005. In addition, funded two passive solar house designs and their construction. Results are available to other self-help and non-profit affordable housing programs.

CO Rural Housing Development Commission, Trinidad
Funded energy upgrades for 19 new self-help homes. Measures included high efficiency furnaces, hot water heaters, duct sealing, wall insulation, and crawlspace insulation.

Colorado Springs Utilities
Upgraded the efficiency of 33 existing homes through energy audits, insulation upgrades, air sealing, compact fluorescent lighting, low-flow showerheads, water heater replacements and furnace replacements.

Community Office of Resource Efficiency, Carbondale
Funded energy upgrades for six low-income, single-family homes, including Energy Star® refrigerators, washing machines and dishwashers, high efficiency heating systems, sealed crawlspaces, low-e windows, insulation and compact fluorescent lighting. Development of blueprints for energy efficient home designs to be used by affordable housing developers and EOC constituents.

Energy Resource Center, Colorado Springs
Funded the replacement and repair of a high efficient boiler heating system for an El Paso County community shelter.

Habitat for Humanity, Metro Denver
Installed upgraded Energy Star® appliances, high efficiency water heaters, compact fluorescent lighting, mastic-sealed ductwork, increased attic and wall insulation for 25 new single-family homes in Metro Denver.

Habitat for Humanity Zero Energy Home, Metro Denver
Supported this innovative effort by funding PV Inverters, tankless water heater and solar water heating system, high efficient direct-vent wall furnace, and a heat recovery ventilator.

Northeast Denver Housing Center
Funded toward solar hot water heaters for five affordable housing town home units, providing each unit with 50–70% of hot water needs.

Project Heritage, Denver
Funded a new high efficient boiler and insulation of the ductwork for a shelter that provides housing for working low-income people.

Rebuilding Together, Metro Denver
Funded efficiency upgrades including: high efficiency furnaces, ENERGY STAR® refrigerators, attic insulation and consultations with an energy rater.

Rural Community Assistance Corporation, Oak Creek and Pagosa Springs
Funding for three, newly constructed low-income homes to collect and analyze homeowner utility data over a one-year period. Study to determine the “best” energy and cost savings technologies for application in homes located in Oak Creek and Pagosa Springs.

South Central Council of Governments, Trinidad
Provided funding for the low-income resident loan program. Participants pay for standard items but get an upgraded product. Included: ENERGY STAR® appliances, 92% efficiency furnaces, water heaters, insulation, energy efficient doors, and low-e windows.

The Uptown Partnership, Denver
Funded half the cost of a new boiler and hot water heater and half the cost of new ENERGY STAR® refrigerators for 20 families.

Valley Community Fund, Alamosa
Funded energy efficiency measures in low-income homes as determined by a community group of volunteers.

Yampa Valley Housing Authority, Hayden & Oak Creek
Funded energy upgrades for 14 self-help, single-family homes. Efficiency measures included ceiling and wall insulation, high efficiency heating systems, hot water heaters, compact fluorescent lighting, and ENERGY STAR® refrigerators. Also funded energy analysis of the homes.


ENERGY SOLUTIONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
George Ballaseux, Consultant
Susan Castellon, Governor’s Office of Energy Management and Conservation
Jim Crossman, Financial Energy Management
Jennie Miller, Energy Outreach Colorado
Andy Proctor, Consultant
Sue Reilly, Enermodal Engineering


2004–2005 REVENUE AND EXPENSES
Statement of Financial Position
September 30, 2005

Assets
Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 376,722
Contributions Receivable 750,000
Investments 22,474,964
Furniture and Equipment, Net 12,658
Other Assets 14,068
TOTAL ASSETS 23,628,412

Liabilities
Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $ 18,201
Grants Payable 430,798
TOTAL LIABILITIES 448,999

Net Assets
Unrestricted $ 22,211,777
Temporarily Restricted 967,636
TOTAL NET ASSETS 23,179,413

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $23,628,412

Revenue, Gains and Support

Public Support
Customer Contributions $ 1,344,531
Utility Corporation Contributions 4,529,637
Unclaimed Utility Deposits and Refunds 380,531
Corporations and Foundations 1,302,350
Total Public Support 7,557,049

Revenue
Interest and Investment Income 2,929,061
Other Income 39,738
Total Revenue 2,968,799

TOTAL REVENUE, GAINS AND SUPPORT 10,525,848

Expenses

Program Services
LEAP $ 3,272,548
EOC Grants Program 3,866,875
Advocacy Programs 177,032
Educational Programs 919,137
Other Programs 60,683
Total Program Services 8,296,275

Supporting Services
General and Administrative $ 130,157
Fundraising 357,642

Total Supporting Services 487,799

TOTAL EXPENSES $8,784,074

Distribution Of
Energy Outreach Colorado Funding
Programs                        $8,296,275    94.4%
General & Administration    $487,799        5.6%


CORPORATE DONORS
$1,000,000 and above
Xcel Energy

$100,000 – $999,999
Atmos Energy
North American Insulation Manufacturers Association
St. Mary Land & Exploration Company
The Home Depot

$25,000 – $99,999
Aquila
Colorado Department of Human Services
EnCana USA
Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Kinder Morgan
Office of Energy Conservation and Management
Pioneer Natural Resources
Texas State Energy Conservation Office

$10,000 – $24,999
Colorado Springs Utilities
Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority
Guam Energy Office
Independent Petroleum
Association of Mountain States
Intermountain Rural Electric Association
Lightner Family Foundation
M.I. SWACO
Minnesota Department of
Commerce, State Energy Office
Nevada State Office of Energy
North Dakota Department of Commerce
Ohio Office of Energy Efficiency
Peierls Family Foundation
Virginia Department of Mines,
Minerals and Energy
Western Gas Resources

$5,000 – $9,999
Alaska Housing Finance
Corporation
Arkansas Department of
Economic Development
Berry Petroleum Company
Boyer Coffee Company
Cameron Corporation
City of Loveland
Energy Conservation and
Management Division
Forest Oil
Gay And Lesbian Fund For
Colorado
Holy Cross Energy
Kansas Corporation Commission
Energy Office
Kerr-McGee Corporation
La Plata Electric Association
Smith Technologies
State Energy Office, Oklahoma
Department of Commerce
United Power, Inc.
Utah Energy Office
WB2 Gives, a fund of the
McCormick Tribune Foundation
Wyoming Business Council

$1,000 – $4,999
Alaska Energy Authority
Alliance Data Systems
BJ Services
Bank of Oklahoma
Banko Petroleum Management, Inc.
BP America
Brown Family Foundation
ChevronTexaco
Citrus Energy Corporation
City of Longmont
Colorado Oil & Gas Association
Colorado Oil & Gas Association,
North Central Chapter
Colorado School of Mines
Cripple Creek High School
Cross H Foundation
Eastern Colorado Utility Company
El Paso Corporate Foundation
Empire Electric Association
Energy Alliance Company
Fairview High School
Gannett Foundation
Greater Houston Community
Foundation
Herbaly Exploration
Howard P. Colhoun Family
Foundation
Kemme Family Foundation
Laramie Energy, LLC
McGeady Sisneros PC
Merit Energy
Mile High Oilmen’s Tournament
Mineral/Rio Grande County LEAP
National Fuel Corporation
National Fuel Marketing Company
Noble Energy Production, Inc.
Plains Exploration
Roustabout Specialties, Inc.
Schlessman Family Foundation
Schlumberger Oilfield Services
Tall Grass Energy Company
Weaver Family Foundation
World Reach, Inc
Ztyl Foundation

$250 – $999
Alamosa High School
American Funds
Anadarko Petroleum
Arant & Associates
Atonement Lutheran Church
Bookcliff Survey Services
Briggs-Kerst Family Foundation
Canyon Gas Resources, Inc.
Capital One
Carmelite Convent
Castle Rock Resources
City of Fort Morgan
Colton Limited Liability Company
Combined Federal Campaign-
PikesPeak
Cordillera Energy Partners, LLC
Culver’s of Colorado Springs
East Central Energy
El Paso Corporation
Emerald Operating Company
Enogex Inc
Enserco Energy Inc.
EOG Resources
Flight Safety Equipment, Inc.
Four Seasons Heating Inc
Freberg Environmental Inc
Fruita Consumers Coop
Gateway Roofing, Inc.
Gavlin Family Foundation
Glenwood Springs Municipal
Gunnison County Electric Association
Janus
M & T Mortgage Corporation
MDU Resources Group, Inc
Microsoft Giving Campaign
Midwest United Energy
Nexus Energy, LLC
Northern Energy
Orion Energy Partners
Peetz Farmers Coop
Pentad Associates Inc
Robertson & Marchetti PC
RTS Corporation
San Isabel Services
Sangre De Cristo Electric Assoc.
Southeast Colorado Power Assoc.
Spencer Transportation Inc
Stone Oil
The Bailey Wildlife Foundation
The Bickel Family Foundation
The Paula and William Bernstein
Family Foundation
Walker Energy LLC
Waterous & Co.
Williams Companies
Wilson Family Foundation
Gifts given between October 1, 2004 and September 30, 2005


INDIVIDUAL DONORS
$10,000 – $50,000
Thomas and Beatrice Taplin

$5,000 – $9,999
Adam Goldman
Margaret Henry
Kenneth Luff

$1,000 – $4,999
Elizabeth Armstrong
Sanders Arnold, Jr.
Daniel and June Bills
James and Suzy Bobo
Mike and Julie Bock
Dorr Burns, M.D.
Scott and Shawn Charpentier
Christine Christensen
William Clough
Lewis Colgan
Marshall and Jane Crouch
Jim and Lois Davidson
Rosemary Diener
Sean and Jan Dolan
Byron and Betty Dye
Steve and Debra Fendrich
Douglas and Katherine Guion
Cynthia Herndon
Donna Humes
Steven Kidd
Christi and Ken Klein
Thomas Knappe
Fred and Candia Kruse
Claudia Lack
Merry Lester
Burton Loupee, Jr.
Brent and Elizabeth Miller
Sherrel and Bill Monahan
L. Kent and Janet Moore
Michael and Elaine Moravan
Jack and Betty Natterman
Tom O’Donnell
Mary Orans
Sally Parsons, M.D.
Jane Rainbolt
Rick and Linda Reilly
James and Sharon Richards
Jane Rosenberg
Thomas and Karen Scholet
David Schroeder
Mike and Liz Self
Loren and Deborah Snyder
John and Bernadette Spillane
Robert and Sharon Swindler
Jeff and Cheryl Swinehart
Michele Velkoff, M.D.
James Voorhees
Marjorie and Doug Weibel
Charles and Shari Wojta
Robert Wright
Douglas and Annette York
Martin Zinn
David and Tamara Zorn

$250 – $999
Susan Allen
Walter Amick
Melinda Anderson
Bradford Armstrong
Sherry Armstrong
Elizabeth Aronsen
Tonya Aultman-Bettridge
Herbert and Laura Bacon
Clark Baldon
Bret Baldwin
Foster Bam
C. S. Venable Barclay
Roy and Flossie Barrowman
Laurie and Dean Bassett
Harry and Emmy Baum
Cindy Beeks
Illeana Beeler
Thomas and Jacqueline Bennett
Ernest and Cecile Berliner
Francesco Beuf
Andrew and Angela Bigford
Esther Bilek
Robert Bixler
Vivian Blase
Robert Boczkiewicz
Kerry and Carol Bode
Howard and Carol Boigon
Kathleen Boland and Joan Shafer
Patsy Booco
George and Carol Born
Frederick and Jill Borst
Helen Bosley
James Bouton
Ruth Bowes
G. and B. Boyer
Catherine and Stephen Breeding
David Brenner
Kenneth Bristol
John Brown
Wesley and Mary Ellen Brown
Edward and Jeanine Brown
Jerry Bryant
Wade Buchanan
Carl Buck and Robyn Meinhardt
Doris Buckley
Sheree Burcar
Charles and Betty Burgener
Robert and Kathleen Burnham
Randy and Victoria Burrack
Elsa Burrows
Robert Calfee
Dian Callaghan and
Thomas Reynolds
Keith Campbell
Lynn Campbell
Thomas Campbell
Douglas and Caroline Carlile
James and Katrina Carpenter
Therese Carpio
Christine Carran
Daniel Carroll
James Chadwick
Lucy Chamberlain
Susan Chrisman
Tony Church
Theresa Churchley
Sarah Claassen and Mark Darlington
Floyd and Virgil Clark
Robert and Kathleen Clark
David and Mary Ann Cofrin
Dana Cogan, M.D.
Marcia and Craig Cohen
Carla Conrardy
Sandra Cook
Harold Cook
Andrew and Wendy Cookler
Maryann Corliss
Salatore and Pam Costa
George and Irene Courter
C. L. and Anne Courtright
Sally and David Cox
Bruce and Dolly Craig
Teresa and Dennis Craig
Michele Crawford
Constance Crocker
Kelly Custer
Lisa Dahl
Mark Daniels
Phillip and Linda Darcy
Bradley and Annie Davids
Deborah Davidson
Mildred De Smet
Jerri and Paul Decarolis
Elaine Carleton and Doreen Dejong
Virgil and Marguerite DeLong
Antoinette Denning
Allan Risley and Donna Donahue
Vincent Donato
Christopher Dorr
Linda and William Doty
Catrina and Christopher Douglas
Christopher and Jennifer Douglass
Kathleen Downing
David and Debra Downs
Frederick Dowsett
Linda Drullinger
Matthew and Helly Duncan
Patricia and Richard Dutton
Thomas and Mary Dyk
Lucinda Dykstra
Michael and Vicki Earnest
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Edmiston
Candice and Richard Edwards
James Edwards
Susan Eliot
Annamarie Ellis
Stephen Engbers
Marshall and Louise England
James and Marjorie Espy
Nelson and Mary Evans
Scott Evans
Richard and Mary Fanyo
Edward Farah
Richard Farrell
Robert and Lori Favero
Cherry Fennell
Carolsue and Donald Fenwick
Thomas Fertal
Robert Fields
Lisa and Jim Finch
Peter and Jean Firmin
Marilyn Fleischer
Rick and Kathryn Forsman
Agatha Foster
Lynda Fowler
Keith and Nan Frates
Martin Freedman
Grace Freye
Richard Friend
Fran and Roger Fulks
H. Gaffron
Bridget Gallegos
Richard Gaston
Marian Gelfand
Anne Gibson
James and Jean Gibson
Patty and Joel Gilbert
Edward Glasser
Michael and Barbara Goberis
Bill and Janet Gooden
Elizabeth and Hooshang Gowhari
George Graff
Jean Graham
Gertrude Grant
Debra Greenbank
Maud Greer
Danielle and Shawn Gregory
Jennifer and Mark Gremmert
Alice Grey
John Griffith
Mary Grix
Twila Groen
Bernard Guarnera
Rich and Milly Hagan
Donald Hagengruber
Jeannine Hallenbeck
Carolyn and Harlan Hansen
Randall and Debra Hanson
Jonathan Hanst
John Harpole
Kellyjane Harris
Russell Haskell
Wendell and Betty Hedgcock
Ronald and Suzanne Hedrick
Philip Henbest
Scott Henderson
Douglass and Michelle Henry
Herbert Hensley
Marilyn and Edward Herrmann
William and Jane Hewitt
Kathie Hibbard
Donald and Laurie Hicks
Larry and Pam Hicks
Ted and Deborah Hiedeman
Mary Higgins
Dean and Margaret Hirt
Judy Hodges and Peter Norton
Richard Hoffman
Carol Ann Hoffman
Kimberly and Curtis Holland
Brenda Hollis
Wende Holmes
Robert Horne
Michael and Esther Horst
Gaylian Howard
Linda Hubbard and Leslie McKnight
Jon and Patricia Hutchens
Tiffany Hutchings and
Chad Wheeler
Frank Hutto
Todd Isom and Mary Ricket-Isom
Kathy Jackson
Sharon Jacobsen
Joseph Jaudon
William and Deborah Jenkins
Rachel Jensen
Lucinda Jirik
Ray and Janie Johnson
Meredith Johnson
Ronald and Maxine Johnson
Norma Johnson
Bernarr and Dorothy Johnson
Lynn Johnson
George and Audrey Jonas
Blake and Nanette Jordan
Dan Joss
Marjorie Keely
Robert and Maureen Keller
Cynthia Kendrick
Ann Kennedy and Steven Miller
Rakesh Khosla
James Kicker
Patrick Kieffe
George and Margaret King
Nancy and Richard Kline
Thomas Knappe
Lynn and Patrick Knebel
Tom Kochneff
O. and Maxine Kottmann
Lady Kramer
Lee and Mary Krauth
Robert Krenz and Carolyn Grant
Louis Krupp
Joann Kruse
Robert Kuchta
Janet Kyser
James Lakin
Carol Lally
Steve Lang
Joann Larson
David Lawson
John and Amy Lawton
Wendy Le Merle
Cheryl Leadbetter
Andrew and Karen Lee
Gerald Lee
Fred and Marilyn Lees
Anna Lembke
Mark and Barbara Lettes
Bernard Levinger
William Lewis
Katie and John Ley
Sean Lindsay
Jean Lones
Mary Lopert
Bethany and Chad Love
Gordon Lowham
Hope Lowry
Sandra and Matthew Luoma
Lucie Lusero
Toni and Don Lyke
Sean Madden and Daphne
Rommereim-Madden
Gregory Magruder
Daniel and Laurie Maher
Charles Manning
Thomas and Elizabeth Markowski
Amy Martin
Henry and Corrine Martinez
William Mathews
Mary Matthews
Alfred and Minnie Mauthe
Brad and Anne Maxwell
Brenda Mayland
Gary McCabe
Robert McConnell
Pearl and Donald McDermott
Michael McDonald
Michael McFadden
Arthur McFall
Loretta McGarry
Larry McKinney
Deborah McLennan
Michael McMannis
Debra Meogrossi
Robert Mercer
Tracy and Eric Merredith
Timothy Meyers
Dominic Meylor
Walter Minnick
Phillip and Karen Moeckli
Thomas Moore
A. Scott and Jennifer Moore
Steven Moore
Jeanne Moore
Steven Moore and Mary Collison
Bryan Morgan and
Axson Brown Morgan
Everett Morgan
Joyce Morris
W. Douglas and Lynnette Morrison
Robert and Michelle Morroni
Kathleen Morson
J. Stephen Mott and
Melba Stofka-Mott
Timothy Moxness
David Muckenhirn
John and Manuelita Mullins
Richard Munoz
Lindsay Murdock
Patrick and Debbi Murray
Douglas Murray
Hal and Elisabeth Naiman
Michael Neal
William Nelson, M.D.
Jeneen Nelson
Patricia Nelson Limerick
Mark and Dena Neujahr
Ann Nichols
Phillip and Virginia Nickell
Maralee Nobis-Jacobsen
George Nolly
Donald Novy
Jean O’Donnell
James and Carolyn O’Donnell
Janet Officer
Robert Oliver
Charlie O’Reilly
Margarita Ortiz-Truscott and Francis Truscott
M. Osuna
Scott and Beverly Otten
John and Eileen Owens
A. Osvaldo Padilla, M.D.
Holly Parker
Toni Pascal
Bruce and Patricia Paton
Marjorie Pawlik
Mark Pearson
Jeffrey Pearson
Joan Pechman
James and Patricia Penta
Debra Perry
Robert and Linda Perry
Frank Peters and Marjory Musgrave
Laura and Britt Peterson
Sandra Pettinger
Charlotte Phelps
Jenny Lee Phillips
William and Marilyn Plummer
Karl and Christina Plym
Anthony and Ethel Ponik
Rebecca Pott
David Powell
John Price
Robert and Constance Primus
John Priola
Daniel and Meg Quiat
Luis and Lisa Ramos Toro
Valera and Bruce Randall
Robert Rapp
Maureen Hendricks and
Thomas Rauch
Robert and Barbara Reilly
Les and Ann Renfrow
Darrell Reum, Jr.
Clifford Rhoad
Ray Richardson
Ron Lehmann and Hal Riedemann
Margretta and John Risi
Allan Risley and Donna Donahue
Edward Robb
Kyle Roge and Terri Barylak-Roge
James Rogers
Molly Ross
Susan and Daniel Rubin
William Ruffer
Andrew Ruffing and
Barbara Safai-Rad
John and Denise Rupinski
Earl Rusnak, Jr.
Harold Satur
Bill Sauer
Robert Saul
Anthony Savageau
Roberta Schade
Madelyn Schaefer
Alva Schloss
J. Greg and Layla Schnacke
Deana Schneider
Peter and Linda Schoon
James Schroeder
Kathleen Schuster
John Schweppe
Marilyn Seeley
Ronald and Laura Sells
Lee Shepard
Stanley Siefer
Karen Silverman
Donald and Barbara Simasko
John and Brigid Simunovich
Gregory and Michelle Singer
Ray and Marjorie Skeehan
Pete Skull
James Slater
Troy and Carole Slinkard
Thomas and Kimberly Smagala
Eaton Smith
Michael Smith
Samuel Smith
Janice and Robert Snorteland
Margie Sobey
Jean Sobolik
Timothy Sokas
Ray and Mary Sorensen
Daniel and Virginia Sparr
John Stabenau
Gerald and Jean Stafford
Victor Stazzone
Susan and Jeffery Stecklein
Charles and Gerry Stees
Eleanor Steffen
John and Kathy Steinbaugh
Robert Stewart
Robert and Judith Stiber
David Stoddard
Jerome and Rita Stoffel
George Stokes
Edward and Thora Stone
Dianne Stone
John and Julie Strain
Kristie and William Strickland
Betty Jane Strickler and
June Shrauger
Mike Sullivan
Joanne Sutton
John Sweeney
Jon Tandler
Thomas Tardiff
Sharon Tebow
Andrew Terranova
Elizabeth Thilo and Eugene Wolfel
Ronald Thomas
Fred Thomason
Diane Thompson
Jack and Konnie Thompson
Francis Thompson
Vicki Tiedeman and Eric Roth
Ken Tiffany
Leroy and Letha Tobler
George Tracy
Dale and Jeanette Tuggle
Lana and Joe Turner
Robert Tynan
Alex Valdez
Elly Vallas
Sharon Van Ausdal
Sue Van Tassel
Gary and Louise Vance
John and Julie Vanlaanen
Fred and Joan Venable
Cheryl and Matthew Verwys
Raymond Vojir
Wallace and Lynette Volwiler
Robert Von Eschen
Deborah and Thomas Wagner
John Wagner
Bill Wagner
Richard Walker
James Wallace
Stanley and Michele Ward
Shirley Ward
Jeff Ware
Angela Warner
Warren and Helen Watrous
Timothy Waymire
Joan Weatherwax
Virginia Weaver
Craig Wedge
Lisa Weil and Steve Zansberg
Holly and Richard Welty
Lorretta West
Jeff Wetch
Barbara Wetzel
Robert White
Robert Wiegand
Arthur Wilkonson
Joseph Williams
Jeanette and Gary Wilson
David Wilson
Joyce Wimer
William Witter
Ann Wolford
Stephen Wollenhaupt
Margaret and Stephen Wood
Alan and Elizabeth Woodard
Perry Woolley
Shannon Woulard
Shirley Wright
Mark Wulf
Debra Wyland
Lawrence Wysocki and
Judith Spiegel
Joe Young
Karen Zarlengo


ENERGY OUTREACH COLORADO BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mark Sunderhuse, Red Rocks Capital Partners, President
Kent Benham, Holy Cross Energy, Vice President
Tom O’Donnell, Holland & Hart, Treasurer
Adam Goldman, Red Rocks Capital Partners, Secretary
Dian Callaghan, Office of Consumer Counsel, Past President
Joel Johnson, URS Corporation, Chairman of the Colorado Commission on Low-Income Energy Assistance
Gayle Berry, Berry & Kirscht, Member at Large
Melanie Daly, Member at Large
John Harpole, Mercator Energy LLC, Member at Large
Jim Lightner, Orion Energy Partners, Member at Large
Michael McFadden, McFadden Consulting Group, Member at Large
Mark Sexton, KFX, Inc., Member at Large


COLORADO COMMISSION ON LOW-INCOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE
Joel Johnson, URS Corporation, Chairman
Jeffrey Ackermann, Governor’s Office of Energy Management and Conservation
Sister Karen Bland, Grand Valley Catholic Outreach
Glenn Cooper, Low-Income Energy Assistance Program Colorado Department of Human Services
John Harpole, Mercator Energy
Jayne Mazur, Catholic Charities, Dioceses of Pueblo
Michael McFadden, McFadden Consulting Group
Nicholas Muller, Heppenstall, Savage, Trower and Muller
Monica Whiting, Colorado Springs Utilities
Karen Wilkes, Atmos Energy
Diana Yee, Xcel Energy


ENERGY OUTREACH COLORADO STAFF
Skip Arnold, Executive Director
Sean Cone, Administrative Assistant
Jennifer Gremmert, Deputy Director
Peggy Hofstra, Communications Director
Jennie Miller, Associate Deputy Director
Rose Reed, Director, Administrative Services
Bethany Therrien, Director, Web and Database Management
Shelly Wallace, Director, Energy Solutions


ENERGY OUTREACH COLORADO
225 East 16th Avenue, Suite 200
Denver, CO 80203-1612
Phone 303-825-8750
Fax 303-825-0765
www.energyoutreach.org