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Toilet Equity in 2023
A year of learning and success
Providing equitable toilet access for those without,
in service of community and environmental health
Maria Chacon
Terri Chinn
Rachel Greene
Bill Hilty
Mike Leudtke
Wendy Metzger
Jada Mulford
Rebecca Mullen
Aidan Padyk
Paul Padyk
David Pettit
Kaitlin Pettit
Logan Pettit
Avery Pope
Over
700
Volunteer Hours
Clare Pyles
Francis Raley
Randall Reitz
Ben Rogness
Brandon Ross
Anne Schudy
Judy Shehane
Lisa Smith
Braydon Sondrol
Kathryn Spangler
Scott Spangler
Roney Tanner
Kelly Thompson
3 Granting Agencies
Rocky Mountain Health Foundation
Special thanks to board members Chuck Breaux, MD, Paula Lopez, DO, and Terry Chase, MA, ND, RN
Western Colorado Community Fund
St. Mary's Hospital Foundation
31 Individual Donors
Paul Padyk
Terri Chinn
Carl Fernandez
Kelly Thompson
Blazin' Brooms
Timberline Bank
Linda Mendenhall
Chris Bazzoli
Avery Pope
Mike Luedtke
Mary Weigel
Mariah Weigel
Bill Hilty
David Pettit
John Gribben
Jean Sandhofer
Chuck Breaux
Randall Reitz
Thomas Betts
Aidan Padyk
Kari Sewell
Kaitlin Pettit
Susan Smith
Penny Crom & Chris Mroz
and 4 anonymous donors
Over $1000
in in-kind
donations from our business partners
High Desert Equestrian Center
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Lincoln Woodworks
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Rebecca Mullen Coaching, LLC
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Riverside Education Center
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Sawmill Unlimited
This year we also...
 Developed use-education materials |  Continued growing our compost pile |  Built partnerships in our community |
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 Recovered quickly from a fire |  Designed three new options for our toilets |  Developed a host program to work with local businesses |
"[Toilet Equity toilets] are a sustainable answer to a perpetual issue. We hope that some of our long term interventions will diminish the challenges of housing for some of our neighbors but there will probably always be a houseless population.... Having a long term sanitation solution is a wise investment."
-Member,
Unitarian Universalist Church,
Grand Junction, CO
"The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Grand Valley is honored to be one of the first locations supporting the Toilet Equity program and hosting one of their first toilets. We fully support the program, and its mission and commitment, to supporting the inherent worth and dignity of every person, and providing a green solution for the environment."
-Rev. Wendy Jones,
Minister of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Grand Valley
Thank you to all of our volunteers, donors, and supporters
who made our success this year possible.
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We are very excited to continue working with you in 2024
to continue providing equitable toilet access for those without,
in service of community and environmental health.
This annual report was approved by the Board of Toilet Equity on January 22, 2024.