Orcas Island
Washington
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Annual Reports


2009 Annual Report–spring 2010

  • OPAL served more people in 2009 than in any prior year
  • Helen Bee on the meaning of being a member
  • Jeanne Beck back on staff as project manager
  • Meet the Members: Sandi Burt
  • Shape the Future of Orcas Island through Legacy Giving

2008 OPAL Annual Report–spring 2009 (pdf)

  • Could the founders of OPAL have imagined a year like 2008?
  • Emerging Vision for OPAL in the year 2020, Allen Smith, President
  • First Wild Rose Meadow Homebuyers “Come Home”
  • Faces of OPAL: Dale and Carol Ely
  • Meet the Graduates: Five high school seniors who live in OPAL homes

2007 OPAL Annual Report–spring 2008 (pdf)

  • Highlights of 2007
  • Beginning the Long Range Planning Process, Allen Smith, President
  • Mt. Baker Road Update: Design
  • What to do when Opportunities Arise?, Lisa Byers, Exec. Director
  • Faces of OPAL: Lety Hopper (and Zora)
  • Meet the Members: Jim Connell and Cris Chandler

2006 OPAL Annual Report–spring 2007 (pdf)

  • Highlights of 2006
  • Why I Support OPAL by Michael Whellams, Board President
  • Mt. Baker Rd Update: Stormwater and Low Impact Development
  • History as Inspiration for the Work of Today by Lisa Byers, Exec. Dir.
  • Profile of Staff Members Julie Brunner and Carolyn Moulton
  • Meet the Members: Dave and Bev Polis

2005 OPAL Annual Report–spring 2006 (pdf)

  • OPAL Purchases 7-acres on Mt. Baker Road
  • The Natural Cycle of Housing: A New Generation at Bonnie Brae
  • Madrona Street Cottages and Other Updates from 2005
  • Meet the Members: Clyde and Dottie Eagleton

2004 OPAL Annual Report-spring 05 (pdf)

  • 2005-2007 Strategic Plan
  • A Year of Firsts
  • The Land is Where it All Begins

2003 OPAL Annual Report-spring 04 (pdf)

  • Reddick Property Ready to Occupy
  • Community Land Trusts Working Together in San Juan County
  • 2003 Countywide Housing Survey Results

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