Coming Together
with Purpose
2024 Annual Report
Dear members & partners,
Thank you for your generosity and steadfast support of Lutheran Services in America. We are delighted to share the progress you made possible through your willingness to join with us over the past year. Truly, this report is a testament to the strength of us coming together.
It is that strength that enables us to celebrate our incredible growth and resilience—even as we enter a new year of change and challenge. Our greatest strength—taking action together—is more important than ever and reminds us that a new year also holds immense opportunity.
Simply put: the challenges in our communities may be urgent and growing, but so is our ability to respond—as we act together.
Be strong and courageous, and do the work. (1 Chronicles 28:20)
Every day of 2024, the impact of our network of more than 300 Lutheran social ministries was seen and felt in more than 1,400 communities across the country. We brought together faith leaders, nonprofits, health organizations, policymakers, funders, and cross-sector partners. We aligned local insight with national action. We spread what works. We activated the power of our network—united around our bold and constant goal: to cultivate caring communities that advance health and opportunity for all.
As you read the stories in this report, I hope you feel, as we do, the immense spirit of this network—not just in what we do, but in how we do it: with intention, with integrity, and with each other.
We are deeply grateful for what each and every one of you brings to this work. There’s more work ahead. The good news is: we’ll do it together.
In Peace,
Alesia Frerichs
Colleen Frankenfield
Taking collaboration and innovation to new heights
Our Health and Housing Solution Collaborative became our largest initiative to date, bringing together 60+ Lutheran social ministry leaders, funders, and policymakers to unlock new financing tools, scale solutions, and preserve critical housing options.
We launched the Lived Voices Fellowship last spring, elevating the leadership of those with lived experience in navigating public systems—leaders now shaping programs and policy from the inside out.
Through the Results Innovation Lab, we partnered with 75 Lutheran social ministry leaders in 17 states to improve outcomes for more than 15,000 children and families—surpassing national benchmarks.
In rural communities, our Rural Aging Action Network empowered trusted local leaders to support older adults age with connection, independence, and purpose.
Our efforts to educate and mobilize grew considerably in 2024, expanding participation across diverse populations to more effectively connect with policymakers and other partners—especially important right now as we use a strong faith-based voice to demonstrate the good work that is needed, possible, and already happening.
Coming together
in Community & Partnership.
Community-centered, trusted and rooted in our shared faith tradition of service in community.
Resolute in our mission, together we are:
Cultivating caring communities that advance health and opportunity for all.
This steadfast commitment has made Lutheran Services in America one of the largest social service networks in the country. Together—with our network of more than 300 social ministries, partners, and supporters—we reach 6 million people a year. That’s 1 in every 50 people in America—children, elders, families, veterans, new neighbors—served in 1,400 communities by 250,000 dedicated professionals.
Our three core strategies of our strategic plan point the way:
Grow
collective capacity to lead and effect change in communities across the country
Catalyze
innovation and collaboration for impact
Amplify
a united, faith-based voice that shares solutions: what works, why and for whom
New Americans Collaborative
Faith, Families and Community Partnerships Expanded
We launched the New Americans Collaborative in 2024 to strengthen local leadership, expand community support, and foster knowledge-sharing to meet the urgent needs of families seeking refuge in the United States. This work builds on the deeply rooted and long-standing presence of social ministries and their partnerships with churches and community organizations in cultivating welcoming communities that advance health and opportunity for all and are committed to the dignity of every person.
Our Founding Story
Our story is rooted in the vision of Martin Luther, who established the first community fund to support orphans, widows, education, and medical care. More than charity, it was a bold move to break cycles of poverty and build a more compassionate, just society. Luther’s teachings ignited the collective power—within and beyond the Lutheran tradition—to serve our neighbors. Ours is a legacy of purpose, compassion, and enduring hope.
The Collaborative has been incredibly valuable, especially in the way it brings people together to share ideas on how to build more welcoming communities and better support families. Hearing directly from individuals in other states has provided meaningful perspective and reinforced the power of community-driven efforts.”
Paul Hernandez, Senior Executive Director of Upbring (Texas)
Lived Voices Fellowship
"This changed my life forever!"
Last spring, we launched our Lived Voices Fellowship, a group of dynamic change leaders from across the country who have lived experience in navigating public systems. The fellowship offers our leaders an opportunity to make meaning of their own unique experiences, forge new connections, and hone skills that increase their individual capacity to effect meaningful change in their communities.
The roles of these fellows vary widely; some serve as counselors, program leads, brand ambassadors, and community outreach specialists, while others lead operations or are senior executives. Through their work, they collectively support older adults, strengthen families, and create pathways for employment and other services. They have lived experience in dealing with the challenges people face. And all are fueled by a commitment to make the world a better place.
This fellowship changed my life forever! I had the opportunity to be in a space with other leaders with lived experience and together we had the opportunity to dig deep into what brought us to this work. I cried, reflected, and gave myself the opportunity and space to step into my story.”
Jessica Strauch, St. John’s United (Montana)
Giving to Lutheran Services in America is an investment with extraordinary returns. My wife Susan and I are deeply grateful to support work that amplifies voices too often unheard—voices that truly understand life’s challenges firsthand. Through initiatives like the Lived Voices Fellowship, we’re witnessing real transformation that reaches far beyond traditional philanthropy. This approach doesn’t just solve problems; it fundamentally changes who gets to define the solutions—and that makes all the difference.”
Bill Andrews, Lutheran Services in America Board Member
Coming together
to Advance Health & Opportunity.
Honoring our tradition of seeing and supporting the whole person—mind, body, and spirit—enables us to discover innovative solutions that address the multiple factors impacting health and wellbeing.
Health and Housing Solutions
Taking action together is what we do. Our Health and Housing Solutions Collaborative has become our largest initiative to date, bringing together leaders, funders, investors, policymakers, and community partners. This past year, that spirit of collaboration was on full display at our Health and Housing Solutions Summit, where more than 60 leaders from across the country exchanged ideas and explored new ways to strengthen our impact at both the local and national levels.
As one of the largest faith-based provider networks, we have the reach, we have the expertise and we have the responsibility.
- Expanded Flexible Funding—Partnered to create new, adaptable funding pathways.
- Scaled Impact—Strengthened peer collaboration and formalized ways to expand successful housing solutions.
- Amplified Our Faith-Based Voice—Built collecting leadership to drive meaningful change in communities.
Because it takes more than a house to thrive.
It was truly inspiring to see the strength and impact of the LSA network in action. The strategies and solutions identified will play a vital role in advancing health and housing in communities nationwide.”
Dennis Shea, Executive Vice President and Chair of the J. Ronald Terwilliger Center for Housing Policy at Bipartisan Policy Center
Strengthening Families Initiative
Leveraging partnerships to improve the health and wellbeing of children and families
Lutheran social ministries have an established history of driving change in practices, policies, and systems that strengthen families and promote holistic health and well-being. In 2024, we launched the Strengthening Families Initiative to highlight and expand how Lutheran social ministries are improving outcomes for children and families on Medicaid by addressing behavioral health and broader related social needs. Developed with The George Washington University Milken School of Public Health, our issue briefs and member case studies showcase the powerful impact of this work.
Case Study Snapshot
Lutheran Social Services of Illinois is a founding member of the Illinois Health Practice Alliance (IHPA). IHPA was developed to transform the state’s outpatient behavioral health network to deliver better value for patients. The case study highlights how, between 2021 and 2023, IHPA produced numerous HEDIS quality-care measurements that were in the 90th percentile nationally.
Case Study Snapshot
Lutheran Social Services of Illinois is a founding member of the Illinois Health Practice Alliance (IHPA). IHPA was developed to transform the state’s outpatient behavioral health network to deliver better value for patients. The case study highlights how, between 2021 and 2023, IHPA produced numerous HEDIS quality-care measurements that were in the 90th percentile nationally.
Huge impact often begins with a simple conversation. In bringing together peers as part of the Housing Solutions Summit, two Lutheran social ministry leaders met, shared ideas, and discovered a shared purpose. What followed was transformational: securing together a $3 million loan that saved a critical housing project.
Coming together
for All.
Our work leaves no one out, whether it is strengthening families, supporting older adults or creating pathways to independence for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
The Results Innovation Lab
Strengthening Our Collective Capacity to Drive Change and Achieve Our Mission
Through the Results Innovation Lab (the Lab) Lutheran Services in America brings together leaders in a collaborative learning environment to foster partnerships and to develop innovative, data-driven solutions for complex social challenges. Now in its ninth year and historically focused on at-risk youth and families, the Lab continues to deliver results that surpass national outcomes.
Together, we’re
- Equipping leaders with tools and frameworks to deliver solutions that work for families
- Catalyzing mindset and culture shifts to foster collaboration and data-driven decision-making
- Creating opportunities for new community and national partnerships to pave the way for lasting impact
In 2024, the Lab reached 15,854 children and families across the U.S., bringing our total since inception to more than 50,000.
75 Lutheran social ministry leaders across 30 communities in 17 states participated, with 70% new to the Lab this year.
Members in Action: Results Innovation Lab
Lutheran Child & Family Services (Indiana): Increased acrive adult participation in their program from 17% to 50%, helping several families achieve employment and family stability.
Upbring (Texas): Increased the number of children reuniting with a relative or close family friend by 15%.
30
communities
17
states
14
national partners
75
leaders
2,400
employees
400
local partners
The Lab fosters a ripple effect across the LSA network and in communities across the country, with leaders advancing adaptive strategies that result in changes to practices, policies and systems.”
Renada Johnson, Senior Director of Children, Youth and Family Initiatives at Lutheran Services in America
The impact of the Results Innovation Lab is clear: its overall outcomes are 13% higher than the national average. Together, we’re co-creating real, lasting solutions that truly work for families—a powerful testament to what’s possible with bold leadership and collaboration.
Building Strength, Shaping Futures: A Mother’s Journey Toward Community Impact
Determined to provide for her children, a single mother of four sought support. Three of her children had developmental disabilities, faced behavioral challenges, and had medical needs. She was also healing from domestic violence and felt voiceless in her children’s education. Through her involvement in our initiative, she began to recognize her own strength. Her confidence grew, and she became a powerful advocate—building strong relationships with teachers, voicing what worked and what didn’t, and ensuring her children’s needs were met. Today, she serves as a parent advocate on the Head Start policy board—raising her voice not just for her own family, but for others across her community.
Building Strength, Shaping Futures: One Mother's Journey to Community Impact
Determined to provide for her children, a single mother of four sought support. Three of her children had developmental disabilities, faced behavioral challenges, and had medical needs. She was also healing from domestic violence and felt voiceless in her children’s education. Through her involvement in our initiative, she began to recognize her own strength. Her confidence grew, and she became a powerful advocate—building strong relationships with teachers, voicing what worked and what didn’t, and ensuring her children’s needs were met. Today, she serves as a parent advocate on the Head Start policy board—raising her voice not just for her own family, but for others across her community.
The impact of the Results Innovation Lab is clear: its overall outcomes are 13% higher than the national average. Together, we’re co-creating real, lasting solutions that truly work for families—a powerful testament to what’s possible with bold leadership and collaboration.
Rural Aging Action Network
Trusted Community Partners in Ensuring Older Americans are Connected and Engaged
For well over a century, from Alaska to Pennsylvania and many states in between, Lutheran social ministries have been trusted community-centered leaders in meeting the needs of older adults in rural communities.
The Rural Aging Action Network Embodies Lutheran Services in America’s Legacy of Caring for our Neighbor.
With one in four older Americans living in rural areas, the demand for tailored, community-based solutions to ensure choice and independence has never been greater. RAAN continues to strengthen rural leaders through peer exchange, training, new partnerships, shared resources, and evaluation.
Twenty rural health leaders are making a meaningful impact across six communities, working to improve the health and well-being of older adults in rural America. We recently released the Rural Aging Action Network (RAAN) program summary and evaluation report along with new installments that showcase the leaders' innovative approaches, key insights, and the strength of community-driven solutions.
A successful rural aging program isn’t just about providing services—it’s about mobilizing the community to support older adults and family caregivers. Through the Rural Aging Action Network, neighbors come together, resources are shared, and older adults are supported in. away that allows them to age with independence, purpose, and a deep sense of belonging.”
David Trost, President and CEO of St. John’s United (Montana)
Explore our new video series to learn more about the people working together to improve the lives of older adults and family caregivers in rural America.
Connected, Engaged and Vital Members of their Communities.
The Rural Aging Action Network is powered by leaders with lived experience of their communities. Marian is one of them. Marian’s connection to Lutheran social ministry began in childhood, when her family—refugees from Liberia—immigrated to Massachusetts through Lutheran resettlement efforts. Today, Marian serves as a RAAN coordinator with Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota, guiding older adults through the health and social challenges of aging in rural areas. Marian and other RAAN leaders are addressing isolation and helping older adults remain connected, engaged, and vital members of their communities by providing a range of support, from transportation to housing.
Explore our new video series to learn more about the people working together to improve the lives of older adults and family caregivers in rural America.
Connected, Engaged and Vital Members of Their Communities
The Rural Aging Action Network is powered by leaders with lived experience of their communities. Marian is one of them. Marian’s connection to Lutheran social ministry began in childhood, when her family—refugees from Liberia—immigrated to Massachusetts through Lutheran resettlement efforts. Today, Marian serves as a RAAN coordinator with Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota, guiding older adults through the health and social challenges of aging in rural areas. Marian and other RAAN leaders are addressing isolation and helping older adults remain connected, engaged, and vital members of their communities by providing a range of support, from transportation to housing.
The Disability Network
Championing Meaningful Improvements for People With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
The LSA Disability Network is a powerful force for change, uniting 17 Lutheran social ministry organizations. Through our focus on advocacy, innovation, culture, and engagement, we’re not just responding to challenges—we’re shaping the future. This year, we explored breakthrough research on workforce trends and cutting-edge technologies that open doors to greater independence and possibility.
- Led the charge to professionalize the direct care workforce–elevating and shining a light on the essential role caregivers play in the lives of people with disabilities
- Engaged national leaders. toinform future disability policy, including raising Social Security Income (SSI) limits to foster savings.
- Grew to 17 social ministries representing 33 states.
My first DN meeting knocked my socks off! After 20 years in this space it was my first opportunity for open, back-and-forth conversation with a director of Medicare and Medicaid—where he truly heard us, and we learned from each other.”
Danielle Fox, Newly appointed President and CEO of Mount Olivet Rolling Acres (Minnesota)
Coming together
with a Faith-based Voice.
With our office just steps from the U.S. Capitol, we ensure the voice of one of the largest faith-based networks is amplified in the national conversation.
For more than a century, the faith-based social ministries that make up the LSA nationwide network have been the known, trusted and community-centered leaders working to improve health and opportunity in communities across the country. Amplifying the voice and raising the visibility of our united faith-based network has never been more important.
Our work goes beyond charity, focusing on lasting solutions rather than temporary fixes. And we will continue to speak this truth with faith for aligned action.
That’s why this year we launched the Policy and Advocacy Committee with an initial focus on Medicaid to drive meaningful dialogue, inform peer exchange and engage with decision makers. Together, we are championing policies that support our social ministries and their work with children and families, older adults, people with disabilities, and others. We are educating policymakers and partners, sharing insights, offering solutions, and aligning efforts to amplify our collective impact.
Capital Conversations
Capitol Conversations is a live, interactive series we launched in 2024 designed to deepen understanding of key policy issues. Grounded in facts and open to all perspectives, these sessions create space for honest dialogue about the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of our sector. Conversations featured outside thought leaders, policymakers, and other experts who share diverse insights and real-world perspectives—building bridges for understanding and aligned action.
241
meetings led with lawmakers and coalitions.
300
health and human services organizations.
1,400
communities represented by 147 representatives and 92 senators.
Ongoing advocacy to strengthen access to care by addressing proposed changes to Medicaid and other programs to address health related social needs (HRSN) and behavioral health care gaps.
Work to broaden the workforce pipeline in direct care: increasing recruitment, improving retention and training and fortifying existing staff.
Efforts to strengthen access to housing with supports and services including Yes in God’s Backyard (YIGBY) and low-income housing tax credits (LIHTC).
What’s Next.
As we enter and navigate 2025, we do so with a renewed sense of urgency, recognizing that the need for mission-driven, faith-based social ministry has perhaps never been more essential to addressing the expanding needs of our communities.
We move forward with a deep sense of purpose that is rooted in our shared mission and what we know is possible. As one of the nation’s leading nonprofit networks working to advance real-world, large-scale, breakthrough solutions, we align local priorities with national objectives and national policies with local needs.
That’s why we are particularly excited about deepening our work in areas where we know we can continue to have an impact:
- Expanding health and housing solutions by scaling what works and opening new pathways for collaboration and funding.
- Strengthening leadership pipelines through fellowships, learning collaboratives, and national convenings that develop, connect, and empower bold leaders across our national network.
- Elevating our national voice to shape the policies and investments that impact people’s lives—particularly in housing, aging, disability services, and child and family well-being.
- Building new cross-sector partnerships to accelerate innovation and drive sustainable, community-rooted change.
This is what happens when we come together—and it is only the beginning. In the year ahead, we move forward with bold and courageous action.
Thank you for helping make it possible for us, together, to cultivate the caring communities essential to advancing health and opportunity for all across the country.
Thank you for making our mission real.
Continue your support to strengthen our work together to advance health and opportunity for all.
Thanks & Acknowledgments
In Gratitude
We gratefully acknowledge financial contributions from our friends and partners whose generosity makes our mission possible.
Supporters
(gifts received January 1 – December 31, 2024)
Bill and Susan Andrews
Marian Baldini
Jim and Barb Barclay
Bethel Lutheran Church
Susan Bobie
Vincent Broderick
Marvin and Shirley Byard
Joseph Carroll
Troy Childers
Rich Claybaker
Richard O. and Mary T. Coar Charitable Fund at Schwab Charitable
Katherine Conover
Stacy Cullison
Donna Daly
Ralston and Miriam Deffenbaugh
Carol Dralle
Anonymous
The East Koshkonong Lutheran Church
Majorie Ellis
Men’s Bible Study Class at First Baptist Church of Forney
David Fenoglietto
First Lutheran Church, Stoughton WI
Colleen Frankenfield
Carol Fredrich
Alesia and Stephen Frerichs
Joan Gmitter
Ted W. Goins Jr.
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rev. Richard and Nancy Ann Graham
Eric Gurley
Charlotte Haberaecker
Rev. Donald Hallberg
Sheree Hamm
Hattie Hammer
Thomas and Sue Harlin
Anonymous
Deborah and Ryan Hoesly
Brian and Carla Hofland
The Bruce R. Hofmann Family Foundation
Rev. Robert D. Hofstad and Ms. Linda Hofstad
Timothy Lee Horst
House of Prayer Lutheran Church
Robert and Sharon Huckfeldt
Dorothy H. Hunter
James and Deborah Hushagen
Dan Hytrek
Kimber and George Jagodnik
Glorine Frances Johnson
Mary Kantz
Hunter Kephart
Katherine Knorr
Rishi Kumaran
Rev. Kurt Kusserow and Pam Kusserow
David and Judith Larson
Jeffrey Long
Lowe Speedling Family Fund of the Philadelphia Foundation
Rev. Barbara Lund
Lutheran Executive Alumni Network
Lutheran Ministries of Mercy
Kelly Marczynski
Eileen Marsh
The Kristi Matus Fund AYCO Charitable Foundation
Carl R. McAloose
Paul and Gwen Middeke
Charles S. Miller
Dan Miller
Shaheed Mustafa
National Council on Aging (NCOA)
Tom Nelson III
Zachary Nelson
Nitor E LLC
Rev. Linda Norman
Dr. Antonio Oftelie
Bharat Patel
The Rev. Dr. Victor V. Peischl
Family of The Rev. Dr. Victor V. Peischl
Mark and Mary Peterson
Paula H. Phillippe
Karen Price
Feng Qin
Asad Quasem
Andrea Rahn
Sharon Reed
Joy Ryan
Saathoff Family Charitable Fund
Dr. Patricia W. Savage and Dr. Roger B. Johnson, Jr.
Jan Schippers
Schwab Charitable
Larry Seitz
Ellen Sharpe
Rev. William and Patricia Snyder
Bola and Amy Sodeinde
St. Paul Evangelical Church of Berea
Margaret Steffens and Bill Chapman
Mark S. Stillwell
Annriette Stolte
Elizabeth C. Sullivan and Steven D. Gellman
Julie and Bruce Swanson
Robert and Hilma Swensen
Tom Syverson
JoAnn Theys
Rev. Jeffrey and Pamela Thiemann
Thrivent
Randy and Linda Timmons
Trinity Lutheran Church
Alvin Varughese
Ann L. Vazquez
Michael and Elizabeth Vetter
Beverly Voorstad
Doris Warrell
Ashley Washington
George Watson
Lyndon West
William Wiles
Phillip Woodruff
Mike Zimmer
Member Contributors
Lutheran Services in America member organizations, who contributed funds beyond
sustaining dues to advance our network’s collective impact (received July 1 – December 31, 2024)
AbleLight
Advocate Health
AK Child & Family
Bethesda Lutheran Services
California Lutheran Homes Foundation
Christ the King Community Outreach (CKCO)
Community Family Life Services, Inc.
Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch Association
eliseo
Fellowship Square Foundation, Inc.
Gemma Services
Genacross Lutheran Services
Holy Family Ministries
Immanuel
Immanuel Living
Inspiritus
KenCrest Centers
Knute Nelson
Luther Manor
Lutheran Community Services Northwest
Lutheran Community Services, Inc.
Lutheran Family Services
Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountains
Lutheran Foundation of St. Louis
Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry
Lutheran Ministries Media, Inc.
Lutheran Services Carolinas
Lutheran Services Florida, Inc.
Lutheran Services in Iowa
Lutheran Social Ministries of Maryland
Lutheran Social Ministries of New Jersey
Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota
Lutheran Social Services of Alaska, Inc.
Lutheran Social Services of Illinois
Lutheran Social Services of Indiana
Lutheran Social Services of Nevada
Lutheran Social Services of Northern California
Lutheran Social Services of South Dakota
Lutheran Social Services of Southern California
Lutheran Social Services of the National Capital Area
Lutheran Social Services of the Southwest
Lutheran Social Services of the Virgin Islands
Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, Inc.
Martha & Mary Lutheran Services
Missouri Slope Lutheran Care Center, Inc.
Mosaic
Mount Olivet Rolling Acres
My Friends House
National Lutheran Communities & Services, Inc.
Opportunity Parish Ecumenical Neighborhood Ministry (OPEN M)
Peace Community Center
PLM – Families Together
Samaritan Ministry of
Greater Washington
Samaritas
Sapphire Lutheran Homes, Inc.
St. John’s United
Trinity Healing Center
Upbring
Virginia Lutheran Homes, Inc.
We Raise Foundation
Grants, Foundations, Sponsors & Partners
ABCD Institute
Abt Associates
California Lutheran Homes Foundation
Centene Corporation
Chapin Hall
Concordia Plan Services
Consumer Technology Association Foundation
Dash Media
Eklego
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA)
ELCA World Hunger Fund
Flourishing Spark
Forefront Culinary and Support Services
FrameWorks Institute
Grantmakers in Aging
Immanuel Communities
Johnson Kendall Johnson
John Templeton Foundation
Just Build Village Then
LeadingAge LTSS Center
Lutheran Church Extension Fund
The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod
Lutheran Executive Alumni Network
Lutheran Services for the Children Endowment at the ELCA Foundation
Lutheran Services for the Elderly Endowment at the ELCA Foundation
Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies
The George Washington University Milken School of Public Health
Mission Investment Fund of the ELCA
The National Center for Innovation and Excellence
National Council on Aging
National Indian Child Welfare Association
PHI National
Portico Benefit Services
Santa for Seniors, a program of Lutheran Community Services Northwest
Select Rehabilitation
Transform Consulting Group
Twin Lakes Community
UnitedHealthcare Community & State
USAging
Wespath Institutional Investments
Ziegler
Memorials, Tributes & Celebrations
The Rev. Dr. John M Brndjar
Ken Daly
Eleanor H. Earnshaw
Bruce and Loretta Hofmann
Jay Hunter
Gene Kaseman
LSA Staff
Aaron and Elise McAloose
Nelson Meyer
Dorothy Louise Nelson and George Vincent Nelson
Susan Newton
Jashbhai Patel and Pramila Patel
The Rev. Dr. Victor C. Peischel
Bob York
Board of Directors
July 2024 – June 2025
Chairperson
Lutheran Social Ministries of New Jersey
Vice Chairperson
Immanuel
Secretary
Gemma Services
Treasurer
Rohm and Haas Company
Lutheran Community Services Northwest
ELCA
LCMS
Harvard University
Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies
Portico Benefit Services
St. John's United
