Sponsors of The Grandkidsandme Foundation

The work of Grandkidsandme could not be accomplished without our sponsors help. We wish to thank our many sponsors and urge your business or family to join our growing list of sponsors.

Benefits of sponsorship
1. Your company, or family, will be demonstrating your commitment to the importance of building strong family values.

2. All donations are tax deductible and are used to provide scholarships to Grandparent Camps and promotion of The Grandkidsandme Foundation. The Grandkidsandme Foundation is a 501(C)3 non-profit foundation.

3. You family will be supporting Grandkidsandme's commitment to providing quality programs for families.


Platinum Sponsorship
$2500 or more
Human Resource Staffing

Silver Sponsorship
$1000
Ott Family Realty, Laurie & Floyd Ott

In-Kind Sponsorship
$500
I See Me, Maia Haag
Sally Latimer Family
Congress of Minnesota Resorts
Wally McCarthy Chevrolet Cadillac

Company Sponsors
Beck & Associates
Caremaster
Minnesota Twins Community Fund
Northern Lights Resort/Lake Kabetogama
Prevent Child Abuse Minnesota
Richard Huber Ins. Agency Inc.

Individuals and Families
Bill Abler & Family
Mary & Scott Bakken
Marcie Brooke
Mary Bisson & Family
Mary Buhl
Paul & Judy Child
Judy Daniels
Mary Ellison
Carol & Rich Ernste
Sandra & Don Flamm
James & Karen Fuchs
Louise Gillen
Betsy George
Bev Hanson
Kay & Gary Harvey
Bev & Jack Ide
Leslie & Dick Jowett
Steve Karies
Jerry Kind
Susan Krause
Kate O'Keefe
Caroline & Bill Laneville
Paula Lee
Jim Lockhart
Dale Lungwitz
Louise Maneval
Ethel Mayeron
Dorothy Michels
Martha & Mohamed Moulai
Ken Murray & Family
Harley & Irene Peterson
Kath O'Keefe
Pat & Tom Ossell
Jonathan Flak & Cheryl Persigehl
Richard & Judy Piller
Linda Petri
John Puchtel
Mike & Penny Quinn
Cindy Ridley
Andrew & Kari Schmitz
Bill & Anne Schmitz
Ed & Sue Schmitz
Jeanne Schmitz
Norma & Larry Schuh
Joe & Cindy Steiner
Elizabeth Stites
Karen Stout
Laura Skluzacek
Sue & Mark Tambornino
Jack Thommen
Angela Thomson
Marilyn and William Veltrop
Irma Wachtler
Walter Lee Weese
 

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