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Community Participation and Awards
Bill and Teri Popp spend a great deal of time and energy to improve the quality of life for others in their community. Bill positions his company, POPPcom, to help support a wide variety of organizations. Teri works primarily within the volunteer arena. Together, they partner with people and organizations to leverage their contributions and efforts. They touch many lives and their hope is that this will help everyone in the community.
Bill Popp
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2009
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Honored by the Rotary Club of Minneapolis with the Service Above Self Award to Bill and Teri Popp
Inducted into the Robbinsdale Armstrong High School Hall of Fame
Honored at the Suicide Awareness Voices of Education (SAVE) 20th Anniversary Celebration for Continued Support
Classic Lake Conference, Distinguished Alumnus Male
The Rotary Club of Minneapolis Leadership Academy, Inside the Leaders’ Circle Speaker
Minneapolis St. Paul Business Journal Power Breakfast Panelist, Born in a Recession
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2008
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CBS Radio and Minneapolis St. Paul Business Journal Fall Business Breakfast Panelist
Honored by the Starkey Hearing Foundation with the “So the World May Hear” Humanitarian Award – Bill and Teri Popp
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2007
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Honored by the Boy Scouts of America, Northern Star Council with the Scoutmaster of Philanthropy Award – Bill and Teri Popp
Honored by Suicide Awareness Voices of Education (SAVE) as Corporate Partner of the Year
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2006 – 2009
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Minnesota Timberwolves (NBA Basketball) FastBreak Foundation, Community Service Award
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2004 – Present
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Presenting Sponsor and Participant, Golf Tournament for SAVE - Suicide Awareness Voices of Education
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2006
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Honored by the Minnesota Veterans of Foreign Wars with the Outstanding Achievement Award
Honored by the National Guard Association of the United States with the Patrick Henry Award
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2005
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Honored by the Army National Guard with the Minute Man Award
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2004 – Present
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Founder and Chairman, Minnesota Military Family Foundation
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2004
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Received the Outstanding Service Award from the Minnesota National Guard for dedication to supporting the members and families
Honored by the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) with the Distinguished Service Award
Honored by the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation with the Corporate Leader of the Year Award
Honored by B'nai B'rith with the Distinguished Humanitarian Award
Honored by Senator Norm Coleman in the Congressional Record for supporting the members and families of the National Guard
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2003 – 2006
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Toshiba TDS Product Advisory Board
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2003 – Present
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Sponsor, The Business Journal's Women in Business event
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2003
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Honored with the Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Twin Cities Odyssey Award
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2002
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Honored as the AAA Minneapolis Safety Hero
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2000 - Present
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Sponsor, Courage Center Gala
Sponsor and Participant, Helping Hands for Kids Golf Tournament to benefit Washburn Child Guidance Centers
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1999 – Present
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Sponsor, POPP.com WCCO Radio Good Neighbor Award
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1999 – 2001
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Benefit Sponsor, Jacob Wetterling Foundation
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1997
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Honored by the Viking Council Boy Scouts of America with the William Spurgeon Honor Award
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1997 – Present
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AAA Foundation Chair, Supporting School Patrol
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1996 - 2000
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Board Member, Employers’ Association of Minnesota
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1996 – 1998
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Board of Governors, KARE-TV Eleven Who Care Awards
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1995 – Present
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Co-Owner, Minnesota Timberwolves, National Basketball Association (NBA)
Sponsor, Minnesota Timberwolves FastBreak Foundation
Board Member, Minnesota Timberwolves Basketball Association and Timberwolves FastBreak Foundation Advisor
Board Member, AAA Auto Club-Minneapolis
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1995 – 2000
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Sponsor, Pat Miles' Golf Invitational for Multiple Sclerosis
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1994, 1995
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Chairman, Salvation Army Holiday Kettle Drive
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1994
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Commodore of the Minneapolis Aquatennial
Recognized as "Person of the Year" by the Minnesota Chiefs of Police Association for donating 60 facsimile machines to police departments to send pictures of missing children in minutes instead of days
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1993 – 2007
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Title Sponsor and Participant, Joe Schmit Golf Tournaments for Big Brothers, Big Sisters
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1992 – 1997
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Board Member, Girl Scout Council of Greater Minneapolis
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1991 – Present
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President’s Cabinet, Boy Scouts of America, Northern Star Council
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1991 – 1995
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Sponsor, Leukemia Society Golf Tournament
Sponsor, Kinder Konzerts - a music education program for children
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1991 – 1994
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Sponsor, Girl Scout Cookie Classic
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1991 – 1992
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Sponsor, Minnesota Vietnam Veterans Memorial
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1991
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Bronze Sponsor, International Special Olympics
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1990 – Present
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Sponsor, Minnesota Orchestra and WAMSO
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1990
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United Way Campaign Director for Golden Valley
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Teri Popp
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2009
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Honored by the Rotary Club of Minneapolis with the Service Above Self Award to Bill and Teri Popp
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2008
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Honored by the Starkey Hearing Foundation with the “So the World May Hear” Humanitarian Award – Bill and Teri Popp
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2004 – 2005
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President, WAMSO–Minnesota Orchestra Volunteer Association, Lead 700 member organization that supports the Minnesota Orchestra and music education programs in the Minneapolis/St. Paul community. In addition to its membership, this organization sponsors 500 volunteers to fulfill its mission statement. Held the position of President-Elect for one year prior to taking on the role of President
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2004 – 2005
1995 – 2003
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Trustee, Hamline University, Set policy for liberal arts college. Participated on the Academic Policies, Investment, Trusteeship (Nominating) and Strategic Planning Committees and as Secretary on the Executive Board
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2003 - Present
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Board Member, Eleven Who Care, Kare 11 Television
Foundation Trustee, Courage Center
Board Trustee, Minnesota Orchestral Association
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2003 – 2004
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Gala Chair, Hamline University, Chaired 150th anniversary gala celebration hosting over 1,600 attendees and raising over $400,000 for the University
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2002 – 2004
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Historian, Minnesota Mayflower Society, Processed applications for membership in the Society of Mayflower Descendants in the State of Minnesota
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2000 – Present
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Board Member, WCCO Radio POPP.com Good Neighbor Award, Facilitate program, plan gatherings and wrote and edited quarterly newsletter
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1996 – 1998
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Chair, Symphony Ball, WAMSO–Minnesota Orchestra Volunteer Association, Oversight of all facets of the 1998 Symphony Ball, L’Etoile du Nord: The Star of the North including: administration, auction, communications, development, entertainment, fashion show, Symphony Ball magazine and volunteer coordination. Raised $460,000 for the Minnesota Orchestra (exceeding development goal of $440,000) and $25,000 for WAMSO’s music education programs.
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1995 - Present
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Minnesota Timberwolves Board Member
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1995 - 2005
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Hamline University, Executive Committee, and various committee positions
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1995-1997
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Vice President of Membership, WAMSO–Minnesota Orchestra Volunteer Association, Oversight of membership administration, events, recruitment and new member activities
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1995
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Chair of Girl Scouts, Planned and organized Grand Opening Celebration of Camp Elk River wherein approximately 1,200 Girl Scouts from the Minneapolis Council participated
Commodore's Spouse, Minneapolis Aquatennial, Traveled and made appearances on behalf of Minneapolis and St. Paul at various festivals around the State of Minnesota, the United States and Japan. Promoted the Twin Cities area and our lifestyle
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1993-1995
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Co-Chair of Kinder Konzerts for WAMSO, a music education program for children.
Service Unit Manager for the Prairie Stars Service Unit, Management and oversight of 45 Girl Scout Troops in the Eden Prairie area
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1994-1997 and 1999-2000
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Chair of Tony Sandler and Friends New Year's Eve Gala, Planned and organized dinner/dance event that raised over $275,000 benefiting The Salvation Army and the Greater Twin Cities' Youth Symphonies (GTCYS)
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1993-1994
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Chair of Parent Connection at The International School of Minnesota, Led the parent group.
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1993
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Chair of Girl Scout Cookie Classic, Golf & Tennis Tournament, Raised $36,000 for at-risk girls in the community
Chair of The International Festival, International School of Minnesota, Raised approximately $13,000 for student scholarships
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1991
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Pro Bono Legal for International Special Olympics, Contract review and represented LDB International (later known as POPP.com), a Bronze Sponsor at event at all planning meetings
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