2014/15 ANNUAL REPORT 2014 Board of Directors Officers Jeff Hunter President

Doug Simon President–Elect

long-time supporter eventually a career Tim Temby of ours recently told await them. When we 1st Vice President me he invests in our do this, we change our Ted Goodwin* work because he community from the 2nd Vice President believes “Boys & Girls Clubs change A communities inside out. Tim Kippenhan from the inside out.” I don’t think I’ve ever been Giving young Secretary able to crystalize what we do as well as our friend people, especially Christopher Schmidt did in those few words. Here’s what his remark those who are most in Treasurer means to me… need, the opportunities Lisbeth W. Bax* When we welcome a boy whose dad is in prison they might otherwise Immediate Past and who could very well be there too someday, go without, giving them a safe place when far too President and we connect him with someone who cares to many live in fear, and giving them relationships show him a different way, we can change that boy’s with caring adults when too often the relationships Board course in life. When we do this, we change our they do have may not be all they should be, does of Directors community from the inside out. change things. Sometimes it changes things Lee Allinger* When we provide more than 45,000 free meals quickly, sometimes it happens over time, but I Bob Aykens to kids, many of whom would not otherwise get know that it does as well as I know anything. Jay Bush the healthy nutrition they need, we help them Our same investor once told me that his John Carew* become ready to learn and engage with the world work through the Boys & Girls Clubs for the Lance Crane around them. When we do this, we change our kids of our community changed his own path in Rick Dercks community from the inside out. life. I’m moved by his sentiment. It’s helped me Glenn Edison When we go out at midnight as part of our recognize anew that this mission to help all kids William A. Faster services to runaway and homeless youth and reach their full potential is powerful, essential, Daniel T. Flaherty meet with a young girl who’s been kicked out and transformational. Moreover, I’m grateful The Hon. Greg Gill, Jr. of her home, we make her life safer and protect that together our board, donors, volunteers, staff Nancy Johnshoy* her future. When we do this, we change our members, and community partners have all joined Tim Kippenhan community from the inside out. to do the important, challenging and infinitely Paul Klister When we bring the newly single mother rewarding work of changing this community from Tony Kromanaker and her four and seven-year-old children into the inside out. Dustin McClone our Center for Grieving Children following the Thank you for all you have done to join with us Sally Mielke MISSION suicide of her husband and their father, we give in building greater futures for all the young people Pat Ness them a place to heal and the support they need to we are so privileged and honored to serve. Maame Yaa B. move forward. When we do this, we change our Norman, PhD The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley community from the inside out. Sincerely, David W. Rause When we tell the 1,000 kids we serve every day seeks to inspire and enable all youth, Jim Roeder in our Clubs that before they do anything else they Alison Schmidt especially those who need us most, need to get their homework done, or read, or do a Stephen Seifert* math worksheet, we help narrow that distressing Greg Lemke-Rochon Shannon Van Dyke to reach their full potential as productive, academic achievement gap, we help them stay Jeffrey Werner* on track to graduate on time, and we increase Steve Wieckert responsible and caring citizens. the likelihood that college, technical school, and *Past President

2014/15 Annual Report 1 At a Glance Safe Places

Overview Outcome Driven IMPLY PUT, all children and youth need to Founded in 1998 to provide a tangible measure The Boys & Girls Club experience is feel and be safe. Youth thrive when they feel of hope for our community’s young people, characterized by targeted support in our three safe enough to take risks, the kinds of risks that the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley priority outcome areas: Academic Success, Good lead to new discoveries, self-confidence, and offers young people what they need and want Character & Citizenship, and Healthy Lifestyles. personal growth. The Club is a safe place where most – to feel and be safe, to know someone our young people venture forth to discover cares, and to be challenged by interesting, life- Accessible more about themselves, their world, their future enhancing activities. The Club is driven to help All Boys & Girls Club programs are offered at possibilities, and perhaps most importantly young people succeed in school, develop good low or no-cost to ensure access to all those who Sin this day and age, a place to just be a kid. character and citizenship, and live healthy lives. may benefit from help and support. Financial assistance is available to all. Who We Serve The Club serves more than 12,000 children and Staff and Volunteers youth each year and an average of more than 1,000 The Club’s mission was supported in 2014 by young people each school day. The Club is proud to the time and talents of 161 professional and Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley serve all youth, but has an emphasis on those who paraprofessional staff and 731 volunteers. members score their Club as being need us most. Approximately 71 percent of Club safer than state, regional, and members live in low-income environments and 32 national benchmarks on 7 out of 8 percent live in poverty. measurements. What We Do Youth Development & Guidance The Club offers area youth daily access to a wide variety of positive youth development and guidance activities in five core areas: Academic Success, Good Character & Citizenship, Healthy Lifestyles, The Arts, and Sports, Fitness & Recreation.

Youth & Family Services The Youth & Family Counseling Program, Center for Grieving Children, Runaway & Homeless Youth Services, Truancy Reduction and Assessment Center, and Targeted Outreach Initiative provide critical, no-cost help to children, youth, and families in need.

2 Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley 2014/15 Annual Report 3 Caring Adults Arriondra West Youth of the Year Mary Beth Bialecki

ROWING UP in Chicago, Illinois, was a struggle. I remember having to crawl to the bathroom at night. My gramma would always lecture, “Bullets fly child!” My family lived through murder Gtrials, illnesses, and deaths of close loved ones, both young and old. I saw my mother cry every morning, just by looking into her eyes. It was as if life was being sucked out of her. My mom started looking for ARY BETH BIALECKI IS THE ONLY DIRECTOR his recess the next day doing it as it is about a way out. She wanted better the Boys & Girls Club of Stephen Foster helping him learn. schooling, better neighbors, MElementary Charter School in Appleton has It’s also no surprise that the Boys & Girls and a better chance for her kids ever had. Her impact on the thousands of Club of Foster Elementary School is a popular to make something positive of kids who’ve benefited from her kindness, place to be. A full 80 percent of the students their lives. her extraordinary dedication, and her at the school are Boys & Girls Club members. When I was 11 years old, my straightforward way of communicating and Parents know their children are having fun family moved to Appleton, Wis. connecting over the years is impossible to and learning in activities such as Art Club, I started attending the Boys underestimate. Mary Beth opened the Club 14 photography, MusicMakers, and Junior & Girls Club at my elementary years ago and quickly worked to integrate the Leaders. More importantly, they know their school. I was an outgoing kid who made different backgrounds; this is true beauty Club experience into the daily life of the school. children are spending time with someone friends easily considering the circumstances to me. The support I receive from CLUB Matt Zimmerman, Principal of Foster who is truly dedicated to kids, knows how to of my arrival. The school and Club were safe staff members and friends and the love of Elementary School, says, “Mary Beth is just communicate with them, and cares deeply. places to be compared to my experiences my family has helped me into leadership fantastic. It’s really hard to describe the Though many Club members live in low- in Chicago. positions. At the Boys & Girls Club I’m a impact she has here to do that justice. She’s income households, Mary Beth emphasizes I moved on to the Club at my middle junior staff member, excited to work with kids an active part of the Foster Elementary School that “time and talents can be given by school and participated in Money Matters, from so many different backgrounds, and a community, and it’s almost like she’s a staff anyone.” Giving back is a hallmark of the Boys SMART Girls, and Healthy Habits. I was voted leader with the African American Club at my member. She communicates with day school & Girls Club of Foster Elementary School. President of the Keystone Club. Being a leader high school. teachers so well, goes above and beyond, and Club members write thank you notes to became part of my everyday life. If Club Leadership is an important tool to be does everything she can to support the school. firefighters, ring bells for the Salvation Army, members wanted their voices to be heard, I successful in life, and even though my life When you ask Mary Beth to do something, and participate in numerous other volunteer took ownership of helping everyone make the hasn’t been the easiest, I know I have a bright it always gets done. Mary Beth has great activities each school year. In fact, Club changes they wanted. future. One day, I hope I can inspire other suggestions about how to help our kids.” members recorded more than 2,000 hours of I’m now a part of The CLUB Teen Center people to make a difference no matter the Not surprising to those who know her, community and Club service experiences this of Appleton. I have met so many kids from struggles that they’ve been through. success for Mary Beth is all about the small past school year! moments that convey a satisfying and deep After 14 years as Director, Mary Beth offers impact. To Mary Beth, helping a Club member her staff and parents this advice, “Really listen complete a math sheet after school is as much to the kids and learn where they are coming about making sure he won’t have to spend from. This ultimately makes all the difference.”

4 Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley 2014/15 Annual Report 5 Kayla M. Murphy Memorial Scholarship Healthy Lifestyles

ELPING YOUNG PEOPLE develop healthy lifestyles is a priority outcome of the Boys & Girls Club experience. From the Club’s Healthy Habits Cafés, to a variety of sports and fitness activities, Club members have numerous opportunities to become physically fit, eat well, and most Himportantly, learn how to make smart choices about their relationships and behaviors. SMART Girls Using dynamic SMART Girls groups and discussions, field trips, girls-only physical fitness and recreation activities, and mentoring opportunities with adult women, the SMART Girls Initiative helps girls build skills for eating right, staying physically fit, getting good health care, and developing positive relationships. The program also helps young girls resist drug use and premature sexual activity by enhancing their life skills, building their resiliency, and strengthening their leadership abilities. What does it mean to be in SMART Girls? Just UE VANG, recipient of the 2015 Kayla M. people, having a hot meal, and getting help ask any one of the 800 girls who took part in the Murphy Memorial Scholarship, is a remarkable with her homework kept Sue motivated to program’s activities last year. Club members from young woman. Described as “undefeatable,” “keep moving forward and strive for the best.” the Boys & Girls Club of Little Chute report, “We Sue worked diligently during high school to Sue’s dream is “to have the life that my learn how to love ourselves for who we are and support herselfS financially and contribute mother could not have and the education about what it takes to be beautiful on the inside. to her family’s limited household budget. Sue that she could not afford.” The CLUB Teen We are learning about finding the beauty in others took care of her younger siblings, cooked for Center provided Sue with encouragement “Walkers Talkers” is a weekly SMART Girls activity that and why it’s important to treat everyone we meet the family, and still found time to volunteer and practical skills to help her prepare for builds friendships and offers physical exercise. with kindness.” for numerous school and community college. CLUB staff led Sue through the activities, all the while overcoming health application process, introduced her to and academic challenges. campus life, and taught her about college The CLUB Teen Center of Appleton offered financing. With the help of the Kayla M. Sue a respite from her burdens. She says, Murphy Memorial Scholarship, Sue will attend “When I first walked into The CLUB, I felt all UW-Oshkosh in the fall of 2015 to major in of the stress and negativity on my shoulders nursing and biology. Her goal is to serve low- The Kimberly-Clark Corporation is both a national sponsor of float away. The CLUB felt like another income Hmong families. “I want to let them the Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s SMART Girls program and home to me. I could open up and share my know that I am here to help them feel safe, a significant partner in the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley’s experiences.” Meeting different kinds of not judge them by their circumstances.” SMART Girls initiatives.

6 Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley 2014/15 Annual Report 7 Clubs in Schools

it is important “to be visible and involved” and serves on the school’s Crisis Response Team and Executive Board of the Parent Teacher Association, while Annie Moua, Director of the Boys & Girls Club of Columbus Elementary School, helps during the school day with lunch, goes on field trips, and works in the classroom with Club members who need extra support with schoolwork. Kristin Griswold, Director of the Boys & Girls Club of Wilson Middle School, coordinates the Club’s annual Career Fair with Family and Consumer Education teachers. Students who attend earn extra credit and make progress toward the Club’s and the school’s education and career development goals. Youth and Family Services Everyone agrees that the connections between The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley’s Youth and Family Services Club and school staff help many struggling also collaborates extensively with area schools. Each year the Club serves students succeed. Chris Vue, Director of the more than 3,000 students in partnership with schools through prevention 000 CHILDREN IN THE FOX CITIES ATTEND of the Boys & Girls Club of Highlands Boys & Girls Club of Roosevelt Middle education activities, outreach, case management, counseling, and school-based Boys & Girls Clubs each year. In Elementary School agrees, “Kids spend School, recalls a Club member who was failing intervention services. The Boys and Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley offers the most cases these Clubs serve a majority of the productive time with friends, get their homework all of her classes. As her Club mentor, Chris following programs to engage, impact and meet the needs of our local youth: school’s student population and all Clubs work done, and eat a healthy snack. Teachers rely on consulted her teachers, parents, and guidance hand in hand with each school’s principal and the Club to provide the support that students counselors on a regular basis. He met with her • Center for Grieving Children 2faculty to ensure the Club both supports and sometimes don’t get at home.” frequently and eventually she finished the school • Runaway & Homeless Youth Services augments each student’s education. “Club members will tell you that positive year with a “B” average. • Targeted Outreach Initiative In Appleton, Boys & Girls Clubs are located interaction with Club staff helps connect them to Liz Spaeth, School Board member of the Little • Truancy Reduction & Assessment Center (TRAC) in Badger, Columbus, Foster, and Highlands school,” says Amber Stanek, Director of the Boys Chute Area School District and Club volunteer, • Youth and Family Counseling elementary schools, as well as Roosevelt and & Girls Club of Little Chute Elementary tells this story, “At the end-of-the-year Awards Wilson middle schools. In Little Chute, the Club is School. “During the day kids are in a fairly Ceremony I overheard a young girl say to her In one long-running example, staff from the Boys & Girls Club’s located inside Little Chute Elementary School. structured environment, but quickly learn that mom, ‘Hurry up. There’s a trophy out there that Truancy Reduction and Assessment Center (TRAC) regularly meet with Lee Allinger, Superintendent of the Appleton one of the exciting aspects about the Club is they has my name on it and we’ve got to get going!’ truant youth in area schools to assess and support their needs and find Area School District and member of the Boys get to have a voice in deciding what activities and For some kids, the extra positive, caring adult ways to increase their school attendance. In another, staff from the Boys & Girls Club Board of Directors, believes, “The opportunities they want to pursue.” attention they get for two or three hours a day lets & Girls Club’s Runaway & Homeless Youth Services give more than 30 Clubs provide an opportunity for ‘kids to just Club Directors meet regularly with school them know that the world can be different from presentations each year in area schools about the dangers of running away be kids’ after school. At the same time, they get advisory groups including administrators, what they may live every day.” and how and where to find help when faced with problems at home. academic support, physical activity, and social classroom and special education teachers, These partnerships often go beyond direct service and include shared interaction. The Club environment is modeled counselors, and others. Daily check-ins, both Kids spend productive training opportunities that benefit both Club and school personnel. Carlyn after the school’s positive behavioral principles before and after school, enable Club staff ‘‘ time with friends, get their Andrew, Director of the Boys & Girls Club’s Youth & Family Counseling and academic teaching methods so that a seamless and teachers to discuss homework, address program, has joined the Appleton Area School District’s Youth Mental transition takes place for the students.” behavioral or family concerns, and recognize homework done, and eat a Health First Aid initiative which trains parents, Club staff, teachers, and “The Club enables kids to apply the skills positive achievements. healthy snack. Teachers rely on the other caring citizens how to detect and respond to mental illness and other they learn during the day with different Club Beyond Club hours, Boys & Girls Club staff mental health challenges in children and youth. activities,” remarks Kristin Comerford, Principal members participate in daily school life. Lynn Club to provide the support that students These collaborative relationships with multiple area school districts help Boys & Girls Club at Highlands Elementary School. “It’s another way Hawkins, Director of the sometimes don’t get at home.” ensure that a cohesive community-wide network exists to help students get for us to reach them.” Ross Mortenson, Director of Badger Elementary School, believes the support they need to reach their full potential.

8 Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley 2014/15 Annual Report 9 Center for Grieving Children Awards and Honors

014 MARKED THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF the Center for Grieving Children, a unique Boys & Girls Club program, where children, teens, and family members who have lost a loved one through death can find compassionate grief support. aime Kriewaldt, Director of Youth Pete Reinl, a former grief support counselor Development Services, received the Boys with Wichmann-Fargo Funeral Homes, is & Girls Clubs of America, Midwest Region’s 2credited with first broaching the idea for the Tom Burt Pacesetter Award as a Boys & Center. “The need was so obvious. More than Girls Club professional who by words and 20 community-based grief support services deeds, motivates, guides, and supports the existed for adults at that time, but none professional and personal development of were available for children.” Pete found this other professionals. Jaime Kriewaldt particularly distressing, knowing that more than 1,000 children and youth experience the death JAmber Stanek, Director of the Boys & Girls of a loved one each year in the Fox Cities. Club of Little Chute Elementary School, After a year of planning by concerned peer support led by trained, compassionate received the Service to Youth Award, the community members, ministers, health volunteers. Loris Damerow, current Director of highest honor given to a Boys & Girls Club professionals, and law enforcement officers, the Center, notes, “Volunteers are at the core staff member each year. the Center opened in 2004 as a program of of the program. They create a safe space for the Boys & Girls Club. “We wanted the Center children to be in their ‘real experience’ outside Mary Weimer, Branch Director of the to be an integral part of a youth-serving of the home and school environment. Often Boys & Girls Club of Appleton, received organization that could address the particular there’s no ‘time-out’ to grieve, commemorate a Future 15 Young Professional Award needs of grieving children,” said Pete. or even talk about the person.” for her professional dedication, vision The Center adapted a model of peer-to- Since the Center’s inception, more than 175 for the future of the Fox Cities, and volunteers have led Family Nights, the twice- personal commitment to philanthropy monthly gathering of Center participants. in the community from Pulse Young Mary Weimer “Volunteers help families provide strength for Amber Stanek Professionals Network. one another and the opportunity to listen with their hearts,” says Loris. The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley “Changes,” a more recent addition to received the award for Best Resource the Center’s peer-to-peer support groups, Development Program for The Campaign helps Boys & Girls Club members cope with for Menasha Youth from the Wisconsin grief through major life transitions such as Area Council of Boys & Girls Clubs. divorce, parental incarceration, and frequent household moves. John Bergstrom received the 2014 Janet At the Center’s 10th anniversary Berry Volunteer of the Year Award as part celebration, artistic presentations by children of the annual Celebrating Our Volunteers and youth expressed the Center’s message event for his efforts in leading The of hope and healing: You are important. You Campaign for Menasha Youth that cleared can adjust to this loss. You can grow and even the way for the development of the new John Bergstrom thrive beyond this experience. Boys & Girls Club of Menasha.

2014/15 Annual Report 11 The Boys & Girls Club of Menasha

Lemke-Rochon, Chief Executive Officer of the Boys & Girls Clubs. “I’m grateful to Mayor Don It is absolutely Merkes, Chris VanderHeyden, Superintendent ‘‘ of the Menasha Joint School District, and Menasha Chief of Police, Tim Styka, in essential that all kids addition to the local businesses, non-profit organizations, and so many others for their know they matter. enthusiasm and partnership.” Boys & Girls Clubs of America This new Club is a resounding message that this representatives Jim Clark, President and CEO, and Fred Paulke, Midwest Vice President, community believes in its kids and believes in made special trips to attend the grand opening events. “We are deeply grateful for their future.” the people of this community who understand the need for positive youth development opportunities,” said Clark. “The Boys & Girls Club of Menasha now joins more than 4,000 other Boys & Girls Clubs in our nation and on U.S. military installations.” The Boys & Girls Club of Menasha is the ninth and newest Club operated by the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley. The 33,600 square-foot facility includes a STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) and robotics lab, multiple learning centers, games rooms, art, music, drama, and dance spaces, and a gymnasium. The CLUB Teen Center has special features including an education and career HE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF MENASHA opened Campaign for Menasha Youth to the Boys & development center and a leadership center. its doors on June 6, 2015, to a large and eager Girls Club’s Board of Directors. In less than six “I’m frequently asked by kids if I own the gathering of children, parents, and Menasha months following the Board’s approval of the Boys & Girls Club,” said Lemke-Rochon, “and I community members. “It was like watching project, $8.2 million had been raised. always answer, ‘No – you do, I just work here.’ kids on Christmas morning,” said John Carew, “I can’t thank enough those who made the It is absolutely essential that all kids know they Boys & Girls Club Board Member. “They came financial commitment to build this fantastic matter. This new Club is a resounding message Tthrough the doors and didn’t know which way new Boys & Girls Club facility right here in the that this community believes in its kids and to turn, there’s just that much to do.” By the heart of Menasha,” said Bergstrom. “The youth believes in their future.” end of the third week of programming, the of Menasha have a place where they can learn,

new Club was averaging 183 visits per day from be mentored, make good friends, have fun, MayLynn Vang and Jillian Kohl, Boys & Girls Club a total of well over 400 Club members. get a healthy meal, be proud, and be safe. By members, sang “The Star Spangled Banner” at The idea of creating the Boys & Girls Club providing the financial support for this much- the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. Speakers (from left to right) included: Greg Lemke-Rochon, of Menasha initiated with John Bergstrom, needed facility for our youth, the community is Chief Executive Officer, Boys & Girls Clubs of the Chairman and CEO of Bergstrom Corporation. taking ownership of the future and well-being Fox Valley; Don Merkes, Mayor, City of Menasha; Aware of Menasha’s growing low-income of the Fox Cities as a whole.” John Bergstrom, Chairman and CEO, Bergstrom population, declining school performance, and “The Menasha community embraced the Corporation; Fred Paulke, Midwest Vice President, increasing juvenile crime, he proposed The idea of a Club with open arms,” said Greg Boys & Girls Clubs of America.

12 Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley 2014/15 Annual Report 13 The Campaign for Menasha Youth

$500,000+ Galloway Company Corcoran Glass & Paint Andrea Hopkins Georgia-Pacific Elite Staffing, Inc. Ronald and Amy Jankowski Bergstrom Corporation Gillen Family Foundation, Inc. Dean and Cynthia Foate Travis and Sarah-Beth Janssen Kimberly-Clark Corporation Gries Architectural Group, Inc. Judson and Mary Beth Fowler George and Jane Jumes Menasha Corporation Foundation Heartland Business Systems Joseph and Patricia Franzoi Holly Kallio Miron Construction Co., Inc. Hobart Corporation Paul Gendron Tom Keller Plexus Corp. Michael Hsu Godfrey & Kahn Jean Kitchin Frank C. Shattuck Community Fund* International Paper Goodwill Industries of North Central WI, Inc. Dan Klopfer Legacy Private Trust Company Dean and Pam Gruner Kolosso Jeep $250,000 - $499,999 Nordon Business Environments Gary and Judy Gunderson Jim and Martina Kotek Anonymous (2) Thomas Prosser Gerry and Peg Henseler Darrin and Erin Kuehn Theda and Tamblin Clark Smith Family Prosser Family Fund* Intertape Polymer Group Charles and Bette Kunitz Foundation William and Natalie Raaths Jones Sign Co., Inc. Michael Langan Community First Credit Union RLJ Dental Frank and Kim Kearny Victor Ledesma Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation Rollie and Sue Ellen Stephenson Lexington Homes, Inc. Richard Levin Sure-Dry Basement Systems Inc. Jeff and Debra Marlow Jerry and Deanna Manderfield $100,000 - $249,999 Drs. Peter and Cari Ullrich McKinsey & Company, Inc. Mayville Engineering Co., Inc. Alta Resources United Paper Corporation McMahon Ryan and Laura McClone Bemis Company, Inc. Watters Plumbing, Inc. Norampac-Cascades Daniel McConegly Commercial Horizons, Inc. North Star Asset Management, Inc. Casee Meach Perfect Patterns, Inc. Paul and Pat Meier FNB Fox Valley $10,000 - $24,999 John and Morgan Hogerty William and Terri Bittner Tom and Margaret Riordan Todd Misemer J. J. Keller Foundation, Inc. ADP Dealer Services, Inc. JDA Software, Inc. Patrick Blaney Sonoco - Tubes and Cores NA Ronald and Ruthellyn Musil Robert and Lynne Keller August Winter & Sons, Inc. Katapult, LLC Blankenheim Services The Lamers Foundation, Inc. George and Kristie Neher McClone Insurance Group Tim and Natalie Bergstrom Kimberly-Clark Foundation Francis and Karen Boncher U.S. Bank Foundation Grant Program Mike and Brenda Nelson McClone Insurance Group Fund* Bergstrom Enterprise Motorcars Korn/Ferry International Mike Bongers Valley Kids Foundation, Inc. Omni Resources, Inc. Prospera Credit Union BMO Harris Bank Grant LaMontagne Stephen and Kim Borden West Corporation Craig Pierstorff John and Margaret Schmerein Bobst Jeffrey Lang Steven and Linda Borsecnik Greg and Heidi Potts SECURA Insurance Companies Charitable Fund* Bomier Properties, Inc. Alastair Lawson Bridgewood Resort Hotel & Conference Center Catherine and Michael Power Seifert Family Fund* Dr. Brian and Mrs. Tracy Cole $5,000 - $9,999 Martell Construction Jeffery and Cynthia Buchta Kurt and Ann Rasmussen ThedaCare, Inc. Armstrong Teasdale Doug and Erica Meyer Rick Calhoon LuAnn Rasmussen Thrivent Financial Foundation Dr. Omar and Mrs. Leah Atassi Milkstreet Advisors, LLC. L. J. Casey Steven D. Reilly, MD U.S. Venture/Schmidt Family Foundation, Inc. Bucklin’s Tree Service Miller and Company Thomas and Kathleen Cashman Russ Salzer United Way Fox Cities Doris Szymanski Jim and Ann Pabst Tom Cleves Bradley and Sheila Schinke We Energies Foundation, Inc. Future Electronics Corp. Tom and Brenda Purdy Jared Cohen Matt and Martha Schmidt Peter and Wendy Janu Imad Qasim and Nancy Meloy Qasim Richmond Cohen Kevin Schuh Pat and Lisa Jermain R. Sabee Company Andy and Mary Collar $50,000 - $99,999 Wade and Theresa Schultz Koskinen Family Fund* Tom and Courtnay Rettler Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Affinity Health System Jana Schuster Gregory and Andrea Lemke-Rochon Jim and Emily Roeder Region, Inc. Appvion, Inc. Jeff and Kathy Schweitzer Angelo and Jennifer Ninivaggi SECURA Insurance Companies William A. Conkright Associated Bank Dallas Bogner and Druscilla Scribner Michael and Deborah Rohrkaste Segal McCambridge Singer and Mahoney, Ltd. Timothy Cooper AZCO Inc. Kathi Seifert Scott and Michelle Teerlinck Steve Seifert Mark Cummings Boys & Girls Clubs of America Jack Silver The Sidley Austin Foundation Felix Stellmaszek John and Katherine Davis Tom and Karen Falk Claudine Simi Michelle Stimpson Richard and Michele Del Viscio Fox Communities Credit Union Kevin Staner and Angela Nevicosi-Staner Scott and Geralyn Theune Lois Derfus Great Northern Corporation $1,000 - $4,999 Gregory Steiner and Mary Sullivan Mark and Amy Tilkens Drexpack, LLC Jewelers Mutual Insurance Company Thomas and Katherine Adrians Ed Stucznski Tonawanda Coke Corporation Tom and Dorothy Dunsirn Neenah Foundry Co. William Becher Technical Prospects Constantine and Jean Trela EGI Mechanical Inc. Bill Shepard and Shannon Kennedy Bergstrom Audi Steven Treppo Tri City Glass & Door Elkem Metals, Inc. Jane Shepard Ashwin Bhave Timothy and Tiffany Tweedy Shannon Van Dyke Edward and Diane Erickson Valley Eye Associates Doug and Linda Brauer Steven and Michelle Vandenberg Kim and Laurie Van Osdol Oscar Español-Ruiz Valley Management, Inc. Consolidated Mill Supply, Inc. David and Charlotte Verkuilen Roger and Lynn Van Vreede First American Title Insurance Company, Evans Michael and Julie Waite Philip Coon Jennifer and Dean Verstegen Greg and Ellen Wells Title Division Maurice Dresang and Catherine Tierney David and Heather Voss Gene and Barbara Wulf Greg Gaurke Eric and Mary Erickson Brian and Colleen Webb $25,000 - $49,999 Brian and Karla Zoeller Richard H. Gear John and Debra Carew Firestopping Specialists, LLC Will and Pam Weider Rod and Aimee Golla Carew Concrete & Supply Co. Inc. Fox Valley Tool & Die, Inc. J. Patrick Weiss and Kelly Beisenstein-Weiss Brannin and Mindy Gries Robert Dohr and Lilas Dohr Current Community Franzoi & Franzoi, S.C. Up to $999 Warren and Ruth Whitlinger Ground Round Bar & Grill Needs Fund* Scott and Pam Gauerke Jessica Abnet Steve and Amy Wieckert Darren Hamm Donald Driver Foundation Jeff Gell Albany International Appleton Wire Division David and Ellen Wilde Todd and Pamela Hammond Brian and Susan Dunsirn Family Fund Thor Gilbertson Ryan and Cindi Auth Patrick Wolfe and Patricia Riedl Todd Hart Faith Technologies, Inc. Jay and Peggy Gottleib Robin J. Auth Ted Zerafa Jamin and Kara Homan Festival Foods Hardware Specialty Co., Inc. Bill Berg

14 Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley 2014/15 Annual Report 15 By the Numbers

 89% ACADEMIC SUCCESS HEALTHY of Club members LIFESTYLES surveyed plan to • 98% of Club members are on track to graduate on time. $456 • 75% of members surveyed drink one go to college. The average cost to provide services • 84% of Club members surveyed report they receive or fewer sodas per day. to one Club member for one year. “Mostly A’s or B’s” in school. • 81% of members surveyed engage in at least three days per week of physical activities. YOUTH AND FAMILY PROGRAMS SERVICES • 93% of teens surveyed abstain from • 2,831 members participated in technology-oriented drinking alcohol. • 89% of clients surveyed report reduced symptoms services. following counseling services. $32 • 98% of teens surveyed abstain from The average annual cost to a Club • 2,702 members participated in arts programming. using marijuana. • 100% of counseling services were provided at no member’s family for one child. cost to families. • 4,567 members participated in Triple Play, a • 98% of teens surveyed abstain from comprehensive health and wellness program. smoking tobacco. • 72% reduction in truancy rates of students served through the Truancy Reduction & Assessment Center. • 184 teens participated in the job readiness program, CareerLaunch. • 4,409 street outreach contacts made by the Club’s More than1,000 youth served 169,767 Runaway & Homeless Youth Services team. on average each operating day. • 543 families participated in the Family PLUS program. Free and nutritious meals and snacks served. • 96% of those surveyed reported that participation in the Center for Grieving Children helped the child talk within the family about the death of their loved one.

• 96% of those surveyed reported that participation in the Center for Grieving children helped the child feel 576,000 less alone. Approximate hours members spent at the Club, a 14% increase from 2013. GOOD CHARACTER AND CITIZENSHIP

• 1,060 Club members participated in Club-led community service projects.

• 52% of Club members engage in volunteerism at   3,894 12,213 least once per month. members total youth served

16 Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley 2014/15 Annual Report 17 “Veil of Smiles” by Andrea Ballesteros, age 12 National Winner in the 2014 Boys & Girls Clubs of 2014 Donors America’s ImageMakers National Photography Contest.

$100,000+ Tim and Andrea Kippenhan Alex and Holly Kowalski Scott and Geralyn Theune Paul and Brenda Klister Family Lamers Racing Thrivent Financial - Choice Dollars Grant Funds United Way Fox Cities MMG Foundation McClone Insurance Group David Toivonen Neuro Spine Center of Wisconsin McMahon Toussaint Family Fund* $50,000 - $99,999 New York Life Insurance Company Menasha Corporation Foundation John and Rebecca Tuchscherer Jay and Susan Bush Nicolet National Bank Miller Electric Mfg. Co., an ITW Company Leo and Jane Uitenbroek Community First Credit Union Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation John and Sandra Nussbaum Roger and Lynn Van Vreede ITW Foundation RLJ Dental R. Sabee Company Patric and Carina Vestlund J. J. Keller Foundation, Inc. Doug & Carla Salmon Foundation* Tom and Courtnay Rettler Daniel Voss Miron Construction Co., Inc. Schmerein Family Fund* James and Emily Roeder David and Heather Voss Oshkosh Corporation Foundation, Inc. Andrew J. Schmidt Charitable Fund Peter and Fawn Rogers David Voss Jr. and Jane Voss Plexus Corp. Charitable Foundation Schmidt Family G4 Fund* Schenck SC Michael and Julie Waite Ray and Laverne Schmidt Chris and Sarah Simon The Clarence Wallace and Dolores Lynch Wallace $25,000 - $49,999 Thomas and Mary Schmidt Sue and Roland G. Stephenson Family Fund* Family Foundation Basic Needs Giving Partnership* Seifert Family Fund* Valley Management, Inc. We Energies Foundation, Inc. Julie Bongers Doug and Renee Simon Pat Waselchuk Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Tom and Karen Falk Boyd Sterling Michael and Peggy Weller Tara Wickersheim Taco Bell Foundation WellPoint Foundation, Inc. Steve and Amy Wieckert Festival Foods Fox Communities Credit Union Jamie and Suzanne Mitchell Tim and Lisa Temby Jeffrey and Elizabeth Werner Winagamie Golf Foundation Kimberly-Clark Corporation Jay and Janet Fulkerson Martin and Angela Murphy Shannon Van Dyke Werner Electric Supply Company Wipfli LLP SECURA Insurance Companies Vince Gallucci Donald and Jill Murrow Steve and Teri Winter Women’s Fund for the Fox Valley Region, Inc.* Stephen Seifert Gannett Foundation Pat and Christine Ness WOW Logistics Zuck Family Charitable Fund Frank C. Shattuck Community Fund* $5,000 - $9,999 Goodwill Industries of North Central WI, Inc. New York Life Insurance Company Thrivent Financial Foundation Agropur, Inc. Jay and Peggy Gottleib Christine Newton U.S. Venture/Schmidt Family Foundation, Inc. American Management Group $1,000 - $4,999 Grant Thornton LLP Nicolet National Foundation, Inc. $500 - $999 Myra M. and Robert L. Vandehey Foundation, Ltd.* Badger Plug Company Anonymous Green Bay Packers Foundation Angelo and Jennifer Ninivaggi Royce and Karen Alsbach Bassett Fund* Robert and Laura Abernathy Gries Architectural Group, Inc. Drs. Norris and Maame Yaa Norman Appleton Marble & Granite Works $10,000 - $24,999 Bemis Company Foundation Sheila Algan Dean and Pam Gruner Tim and Jennifer Olson Appleton Noon Lions Club Appleton Noon Optimist Club Bergstrom Corporation All Things Jerky Shaun Gunderson Scott Olvey, MD Ariens Corporation Appvion, Inc. Corey Brumbaugh Christopher Allen John Gustavson Jeff and Chris Oswald ARS, Inc. of Wisconsin Beth Bax Otto and Joyce Bytof Family Fund* Lee and Amy Allinger Lea Ann Hammen Paul Paprocki Jerry and Julie Baker Carew Concrete & Supply Co. Inc. Charity Circle of King’s Daughters and Sons Associated Bank Hartwig Family Foundation Gregory and Julie Pawlak Ken Bakula Theda and Tamblin Clark Smith Family Crane Engineering Associated Financial Group Healics, Inc. Dan Pawlowski and Lyn Du Chateau Dean and Kim Basten Foundation Rick and Catherine Dercks August Winter & Sons, Inc. Dan and Mame Heaney Jim and Joy Perry Richard and Jennifer Bergstrom Lance and Bridget Crane William and Kathy Faster Dennis and Naomi Bahcall Evan and Marian Helfaer Foundation Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Larry Bittner Glenn and Sheri Edison Daniel and Elizabeth Flaherty Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP Patrick Herbert Thomas and Brenda Purdy Boys & Girls Club of Greater Milwaukee Steve and Susan Endries Gap Foundation Bank First National Rod and Julie Huth David and Kelly Rause Boys & Girls Clubs of America Rick and Debra Fantini Pat and Jamie Gill Dr. John and Mrs. Mary Diane Barkmeier Infant Welfare Circle of the King’s Daughters RBC Wealth Management Tim Broderick Dean and Cynthia Foate Godfrey & Kahn Bassett Mechanical Donor Advised Fund* William Ritcey and Cindi Ritcey Fox Ted and Marilynn Goodwin Hand to Shoulder Center of Wisconsin Bel Brands USA J.F. Ahern Co. Mr. Michael Sajbel and Dr. Susan Allen Greater Green Bay Community Foundation, Inc. Michael Hsu Rev. Will and Mrs. Ruth Bloedow Don and Betty Jabas Fund* Schleicher/Witz Financial William J. Hunter and Deborah Wisnet-Hunter Integrity Insurance BMO Harris Bank Dr. Peter and Mrs. Wendy Janu Alison Schmidt Jewelers Mutual Charitable Giving Fund* Eileen Jekot, MD William Bohn Steve and Nancy Johnshoy Andrew and Lyssa Schmidt William and Dorian Jordan Kimberly-Clark Foundation Robert and Judy Brooks James Kabke Christopher and Tonya Schmidt Dr. Robert and Mrs. Maxine Brucker Michael and Louann Kalinowski Sherwood Fiber Mark Buthman Katapult, LLC William A. Siekman Foundation Kathryn Chelsky Jane Kaufman David and Judith Simon Jon Cherney, MD King Brokerage, Ltd. Mark Skogen The Jeremiah Milbank Society Client First Investment Herbert H. Kohl Charities, Inc. Scott and Kristi Smeaton Commercial Horizons, Inc. Kohl’s Corporation Susan Spanbauer Schmidt recognizes individuals who make Consolidated Construction Company Tony and Jayne Kromanaker David and Cheryl Stanzel unrestricted annual gifts of $10,000 Joseph Cullen, MD Laminations Roland and Sue Ellen Stephenson or more to Boys & Girls Clubs in their Darden Restaurants, Inc. Foundation Gregory and Andrea Lemke-Rochon Sullivision, Inc. Mark and Sharen Dennis Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Sara Lornson Target Corporation own communities. Steve and Susan Endries Charitable Fund* Boyd Lumsden, MD Steven Teofilo Robert and Patricia Endries Family Foundation* Barbara Mahony Alan and Sue Tetzlaff Anonymous Steve and Mary Evans Charitable Fund* Cynthia Marshall The Benevity Community Impact Fund Glenn and Sheri Edison Nancy and Howard Farrand Family Fund* Ruth Masse The Bon Ton Stores Foundation Dean and Cynthia Foate John and Sharon Fenlon Ryan and Laura McClone The Business Bank William J. Hunter and Deborah Wisnet-Hunter FNB Fox Valley Jim and Judilynn McDermott The Society Insurance Charitable Fund William and Dorian Jordan Mark and Christina Fogarty John and Sally Mielke The Spancrete Group, Inc. Tim and Andrea Kippenhan Fox Cities Insurance Agency, Inc Ministry Health Care - SSO ThedaCare, Inc. Stephen Seifert

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Buffalo Wild Wings “Voodoo Child” by Abby Angell, age 14 John Cook Greg Gill, Jr. and Jill Gill Shari Huhn Butte des Morts Country Club Midwest Regional Winner in the 2014 Boys Paul and Linda Cooke Linda Giordana Scott and Margaret Idlas CMGRP, Inc & Girls Clubs of America’s ImageMakers Joshua and Christina Crabb Robert Giza and Kendra Vandertie J. A. Huth & Associates, Inc. Coalesce Marketing & Design, Inc. National Photography Contest. Creative Closets & Storage Brian and Debbie Gleason Jack’s Maintenance Service Creative Group, Inc. Gary and Dianne Crowley Globe University - Appleton Jackson National Community Fund William and Abbey Curtis William Cullinan Dan and Michelle Gosz Marilyn Jacobson Robert and Janet Dahl James Cummings Robert and Barbara Granatelli Susan Jahnke Kenneth Demerath Angela Cuper Jim and Carol Grassl Mark and Brenda Jenike Deacon Raymond DuBois Erin Cutsforth Griffin Builders, Inc. Jernegan’s Health Mart Dr. David and Mrs. Kay Eggert Norma Czarnik Kristin Griswold Jeff Jirschele and Mary Harp-Jirschele Marcel and Kathleen Farina Jacob and Cynthia Czarnik-Neimeyer Christine Gruber Rhonda Johnson Dan and Mary Flannery Arno and Loris Damerow Mabel M. Grummer Dennis and Jamie Johnston Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce Raymon Darling Clint and Kari Guyette Melissa Jones Sandy Friess Lynn Davis John Haase Alison Kaegi Futurity First Financial Group Jayce Dayne Lawrence and Diane Haase Joseph and Margaret Kamenick Gardan, Inc. Alex De Bruin Paul and Paula Haferman Michelle Karbon Kristin Gehrke Christine DeBoer Gary Hagstrom Rob and Trisha Kasper Tom Germiat Mike Dempsey Hammett Bellin & Oswald LLC Brian and Lori Kaufman Bill Jansen and Mary Goggans John and Jessica Dennis Charles and Theresa Hannah Kevin and Peggy Kaufman Scott and Angie Grishaber Adam Devens Peter Harbach Keller, Inc. Richard L. and Barbara Gunderson Fund* Dale DeVries Ron and Jody Harrell Joe and Lois Kelly Patrick and Carrie Jo Hawley Bryan Dolan Gina Havlovick Paul Kendle Jamie and Jennifer Hillend Charles and Beth Dolsky Daphne L. Hawkins Robert and Theresa Kersten Horicon Bank Gary Vandenberg William and Patricia Bero Connie Donovan Jason Hean Jon Kester Tad and Rochelle Isaacson Duncan Wall and Nancy Thurner Wall Jake Beyer Dawn Doucette Heid Music Company Sharrey Kettner Michael and Terri Keane The Russell and Jennifer Wanke Charitable Fund Dennis and Mary Beth Bialecki Miriam Douglass Jayne Heinrich Rose Kilsdonk William and Mary Kay Kessenich Wesner Auto Body Jayme Bleick Mary Downs Heldt Family Ben King Kiwanis Club of Appleton - Golden K Pamela Hubbard Wiley, MD Linda Bluhm Terry and Anne Doyle Laura Henke Eugene and Betty King Kiwanis Club of Little Chute Greg and Jan Blume Katie Doyle Beneke David and Christa Hesse Robert and Judith King David and Michelle Koehler Up to $499 Kaylynne Boelter Brittany Driver Hesson & Associates, LTD Kristina Kishbaugh Kohl’s Department Store - Appleton Anonymous Sarah Bohm Robert and Karla Duimstra Patricia Hetland Matt and Abigail Klarner Kohl’s Department Store - Fond du Lac Karrie Aaseby Gregory and Marilyn Bohman Lloyd and Alyce Dumke Donald and Kris Hietpas Kenneth and Amy Kleist Kohl’s Department Store - Green Bay David Achtner Tim Bohrer and Katrina Brucker Stephen Duvall Brian Hill Ann P. Kloehn Kohl’s Department Store - Manitowoc Bradley and Karen Adkins Paul and Jennifer Bonikowske Alexander and Jennifer Dye Andrew and Judith Hintz Jullian Klug Kohl’s Department Store - Neenah Kassandra Affeldt Peter and Rebecca Boulanger David Dyer Brian Hoefs Jeff and Shelby Knezel Scott and Jaime Kriewaldt Patricia Ahrens Ken and Phyllis Boulay Stacy Eastman Nancy Homburg, MD Sarah Kons Legacy Private Trust Company John and Pat Albright Leigh Bowe Paul and Elizabeth Eisen Homeless Connections Nancy Kopetsky Emery and Nancy Lornson Ron Altenburg David Brantingham Mike and Anissa Emery Hooper Law Office Cindy Kort Michael and Monique Mader Ronald J. Altenburg Charitable Fund* Patrick and Kim Breen Employment Resource Group Jessica Hopp Donald Koskinen Randy Mahoney Amazon Smile Foundation Erik and Caela Brenn Susan Erdmann Ray and Mary Hosmer Nick and Amy Krahenbuhll William Mann Patrick Ambroso Timothy Brookins Dylan Esterling Dan and Rocio Hoyer John and Beckie Krause Dottie Mathews and Rosann Geiser Ameriprise Financial Brown County United Way Faith Technologies, Inc. William Huelsbeck Todd and Nanette Krizenesky Joseph and Jean Mauthe David and Sarah Anderla Brown Family Dentistry Dan and Cindy Ferris Memorial Florist and Greenhouses Greg and Shari Anderson John Buchanan Lissa Field Devin Meyer Jonathan and Carlyn Andrew David Buettner Scott and Kristine Firgens Moussa and Judy Mostofi Robert Antolec Melody Buller First United Methodist Church Sara Nabozny Appleton Area Newcomers Club Adith Buntjer Dirk and Maureen Fisher Network Health Plan Appleton Area School District Larry and Linda Burkhardt Flair Flexible Packaging Corporation (USA) Steven and Sarah Pfile Appleton Fiction Club Brian Burmeister Brian and Juana Flanagan Kent and Kristin Powley Appleton North High School Business Lending Group, Inc. Joe and Rosann Fochs Mark and Joan Radue Tom and Pat Asmuth Brian Butch Mathew and Dawn Foster Dan Roe AT&T Richard and Chris Calder Richard and Pamela Franzke Todd and Amy Sabourin Amy Attenberger John and Yvonne Calnin Sherman and Susan Frinak Charles and Martha Sauter Family Fund* Dr. Mark and Mrs. Jill Austin Capital Area United Way Sarah Fritz Donald and Cindy Schleicher Bahcall Rubber Co., Inc. Capital Credit Union Kay Frome Gary and Patricia Schneider Daniel Balliet and Janet Carlson Gary and Ruth Carew Travis and Shannon Full Marv Schuster Steve Barry John and Debra Carew Jack Fulton Steve and Keri Spanbauer Robert J. Bastic II, D.D.S. William and Lisa Carew Patrick and Amy Galloway Scott and Kathleen Springmier Ashely Bath Causecast Foundation Richard Gamble and Kristin Meinert Jon and Rebecca Stellmacher Joanne Bauer Evelyn Christopherson Roy and Pam Garringer Strategies, LTD Matt and Emily Baum Joshua and Erin Chudacoff Anita Gast The Chiropractic Advantage, LLC William and Sandra Bean Dave and Jill Collar Mike Gawlik Thrivent Financial William Becher Jana Collier Brad and Betty Gehring Joe and Ann Toonen Susan Behm Travis Collins Hubert and Barbara Germiat United Way Metro Chicago Laura Bell Community Foundation for Middle Tennessee Sarah Gerrity United Way of Greater Milwaukee Jeffrey and Diane Bemis Philip and Mary Conradt Jill Geurts Kathleen Van Schyndel Christopher and Kristin Bergstrom Michael and Amy Conway Lowell and Judie Gibbon

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David and Meg Kubisch Celeste Monturo Richard and Kathleen Ruhsam Joseph and Sue Van Dehy Don and Jo Ann Lang Matt and Beth Moore Thomas and Sue Running Chad Van Handel Jeffrey Lang William and Sandra Moore Sabre Lanes Kim and Laurie Van Osdol Becca Lange Mike and Paula Morgen Jay and Cynthia Samolinski Bruce and Patty Van Ryzin Daniel and Judy Lange Yvonne Morrow Joel and Karon Sandberg Paul and Charlotte Van Vreede Katie Lardinois Jens and Kate Moseng Dale Schaber and Penny Bernard Schaber Danny VandeHey John and Sue Larson Todd and Tina Murphy Irene Schaper Dan Vander Loop Shane Lathrop and Renee Ladewig-Lathrop Jon and Patricia Myers Thomas and Nancy Scheuerman Mike and Amy Vander Zanden Dan and Lori Lavelle National Mutual Benefit Branch #613 Robert and Judith Schieck Danielle Vanevenhoven Lawrence University Donna Nemecek Katherine Schirmacher Don Vanevenhoven Timothy and Stacie Lefeber Julie Newbauer Nathan Schleicher William Ventura and Mary Voght Stephanie Lehrer Brian and Sandra Norton Lawrence and Nancy Schmitz Marvin and Jayne Voissem Rich Lemirande Nostallja Studios, Inc. Kevin Schuh Voith Paper, Inc Timothy and Mary Beth Leopold Randy Olson Chad and Sarah Schuler Volunteer Center of East Central Wisconsin, Inc. Chris Letter Oshkosh Area United Way Winton A. and Ruth M. Schumaker Fund* Chris Vue Lee and Jane Levknecht Mike and Marcia Ostwald Gary and Patricia Schuster Douglas Wagner Kimberly Lewis Steve and Cindy Otto Ronda Seubert Mark and Dawn Washatka Laurie Lewis Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church John and Julie Severson Water-Right Charitable Fund* Laura Anger Elisabeth Allen Susan Lewis Douglas and Kelly Paape Amanda Siergiej Jerome Weber Robert Kenneth Arnold Appleton Area Jaycees Darrin Lichterman John and Jacqueline Parsons Robert and Charlotte Sigman Adam and Cara Wege Denis and Libby Aschaur Appleton Area School District Abraham and Ann Liebeskind Brian and Deb Paschen Lawrence and Sue Silton Mary Weimer Anne-Marie Bautch Appleton Beer Factory Gerald and Joanne Lienhard Rashmi and Saroj Patel Rose Simon Michael and Marta Weldon Mabel and Elmer Becher Appleton Public Library Lindgren-Galloway Family Sandra Patt Elizabeth Sipin Joe and Ruby Wells Paul Beneke Appleton Trophy & Engraving Kevin Lindsay Debra Patz Michael and Katie Six Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Bonnie Blaue Tom and Pat Asmuth DJ Long Rick and Wendy Patzlaff Adam and Allison Skarie Elizabeth Wenzel Jacob Matthew Clark Atlas Coffee Mill & Café Greg and Nancy Long Fred Paulke and Raymond Corres Dale Skovera David and Anne-Marie Werner Anthony Czarnik-Neimeyer Auto Aces Kevin and Julia Loomans Teresa Paulus David Duncombe and Claudena Skran Graham and Barbara Werner Anita DuBois B J Clancy’s Restaurant & Pub Mary Lutzow PDI Financial Group Mowry Smith Carol Westphal Irv Hagstrom Badger Plug Company Jacob and Lyndsey Mangen Doug and Deborah Peer Scott and Debbie Spanbauer Bob Weyers Robin, Wayne, and Donna Heals Badger Sports Park Ronald Margelofsky Paul and Deborah Peters Michael and Annette Spurlock Paul and Ann Whalen Jim Herzfeldt Beth Bax Doug Marsh and Brenda Timm Eric Peterson B. S. and Sandhya Sridhar Jonathan Wiegand Jason Hosmer Behreandt Visuals Angie Mathews Stuart Gerald and Nadine Peterson Daniel and Renee Stadtmueller Thomas Willecke Kevin Keane Andrew Belling Dustin and Stacie McClone Mike and Diane Peterson Amber Stanek Amanda Wilson Joe Kennedy Ben Mar Nicos Salon & Spa Rita McComber Ryan and Laura Peterson Richard Stark Geary Wilson James and Ellen Kitchin Tim and Natalie Bergstrom Laurel McCulloch Tim and Tracy Peterson Nick and Julie Steffano Wisconsin Swim Academy Katie Koch Bergstrom Corporation Cindy McDonald Lisa Piikkila Kimberly Stevens John and Mary Wisniewski Kris Kort Big Lots Pitney Bowes, Inc Stevi B’s Joan Woldt DeAnna Lake Brian and Kate Blazer David and Kathy Plank Cynthia Stewart Richard Wolter Gene and Mike Lange Boldt Company Plexus Corp. Greg and Millaine Stodola Gene and Barbara Wulf Ellen Jean Lavey Jeff Bork Jennifer Pope Alan and Audrey Strack Samantha Wyngaard Cameron Lewis BPDI Corp. Rick Popp David Stubbs and Deborah Hass Xavier High School Susan Lyons Betsy Brauer Primary Care Associates David and Amanda Stuck Jose Yamat, Jr. and Stephanie Quirino-Yamat Michael Mangen Breadsmith Gerald and Diane Putzer James and Linda Stymiest Anthony Yang Alexander Mathews Brewers Community Foundation, Inc. David and Jessica Raddatz Octavio and Helen Suero Sofie Yang Brett Meach Bridgewood Resort Hotel & Conference Center Chandrasekhara and Viju Rao Todd and Sarah Sutton Tom and Barbara Zalewski Ron Miller Ron Brinkman Graeme Rattray SVA Certified Public Accountants Carley Zartner Joe Mostofi Buffalo Wild Wings #65 David Rause John and Suzanne Swanson Robert and Cindy Zemple Kayla Murphy Brian Butch Jenny Redman-Schell Joel and Renee Taylor Pat Zenke and Edie Muir Dan and Connie Roe Butte des Morts Country Club Michael and Kathleen Reese Michael and Jennifer Tews Charlotte Zerbe Michael Samels Carmella’s an Italian Bistro Delia M. Resop Kashia Thao Brooke Zimmer Andrea Schabloski Catalpa Health Paul Resop Sarah Thao John Schneider Bruce and Nancy Chudacoff Dave and Gini Rickert Brad and Lauri Thern Honorary Gifts Joe and Florence Spanbauer Clearwater Paper James and Kari Ridlehoover Loren and Karen Thompson Will and Ruth Bloedow Daniel Steinbach Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Wisconsin Jeffrey and Karin Ridlehoover Thrivent Volunteers! Loris Damerow Meridy Strack Comfort Suites Justin and Annika Ridlehoover Time Warner Cable Richard and Sally Lewis Craig Uitenbroek Community First Credit Union Edward John and Sharon Rink Mallory Tomasovich Thomas and Sharon McElrath Ben, Luke and Sean Lyons Steve Verbanac Copper Leaf Boutique Hotel Ligia Rivera Steve Tramp Helen McKean Ashley McConnell Margaret Voght Copps Grocery Store Cory Robinson Transitions Counseling Kayla McNamara Suzi Spanbauer Schmidt Kathleen Lucille Walter Cousin’s Subs Phillip and Ellen Roe Dale Trudell and Kathryn Schmitt Casey and Sonja Meehan Leon and Linda Schworm Alex Wesner Culver’s of Appleton, WI Thomas and Jan Rogers Truist Dr. Etienne and Mrs. Winnie Mejia Julia and Tammy Smith Culver’s of Darboy, WI Marjorie Johnson Rosebush Jeffrey and Jill Tyczowski Jonathan and Nancy Menn Carl Steffin Gifts of Goods Dairy Queen Jill Roskum United Health Group - Employee Giving Edwin and Helen Meydam Rollie Stephenson Arno and Loris Damerow Paul and Dawn Roth Campaign or Services Christopher Meyer Dominic Van Zeeland Darboy Club Jon and Cheryl Meyer Vicktoria Rotzel United Way of New York City 91.9 The Family Tim and Cheryl De Hart Harold and Doris Miller John and Ezzy Rouman United Way of Summit County A2Z Design, LLC De La Teja Studio Sara Miller Ron Routhieaux Unity of Appleton, Inc. Memorial Gifts Agropur, Inc. Destination Kohler James Monroe Walter and Amelia Rugland Jeff Van Brunt Nick Ahrens All Things Jerky DMI Studios

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Dominos Sarah Moline Locations DPH Network Services Motto Inc. Financials Duckhorn Vineyards Muncheez Pizzeria EAA Development NEW Earth Recycling LLC James Ehlke New York Life Insurance Company Faces Eyewear North Shore Golf Club Famous Dave’s Bar-B-Que Dave and Kim O’Brien Headquarters Fiscal Year January 1, 2014 – December 31, 2014 Festival Foods Old Navy Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley Merton Finkler Olive Garden 160 S. Badger Ave. | Appleton, WI 54914 First Congregational United Church of Christ Emily Olsen REVENUE (920) 731-0555 First United Methodist Church Parallel 44 Vineyard & Winery Contributions...... 78% Fox Banquets Rivertyme Catering PDQ Car Wash Government...... 6% Fox Cities Performing Arts Center Bill Pues Locations & Services Fox Communities Credit Union Radisson Paper Valley Hotel United Way...... 3% Frank’s Pizza Palace Red Ox Supper Club Boys & Girls Club of Appleton Special Events...... 8% Funset Boulevard Rejuvenations, LLC 160 S. Badger Ave. | Appleton, WI 54914 Scott and Pam Gauerke Resource One International, LLC (920) 731-0555 In-Kind (non-cash) Contributions...... 4% George’s Steak House Reynebeau Floral Program Services...... 1% Robert and Baylee Gordon Rocky Rococo The CLUB Teen Center of Appleton Grand Traverse Resort and Spa Peter and Fawn Rogers 117 S. Locust St. | Appleton, WI 54914 Total Support and Other Revenue...... $11,265,685 Green Bay Gamblers Rummele’s Jewelers (920) 750-5850 Tri City Glass & Door Green Bay Packers Foundation Salon CTI - Day Spa Program Services Facility Rental Guitar Center Sangria’s United Paper Corporation Youth & Family Services In-Kind Contributions Jeanne and Rick Hall Beth Sauder Valley Management, Inc. 160 S. Badger Ave. | Appleton, WI 54914 Contributions Lisa Halle-Fritsch Paul Scheel Jeanne Van Sistine (920) 731-0555 Special Events Van Vreede’s Appliance Electronics & Furniture Georgie Halpin Scheel’s All Sports United Way Harbor House Domestic Abuse Programs Tara Schelfhout Vande Walle’s Candies Boys & Girls Club of Badger Haven of Hope Daycare Bill Schiegg Kevin Vande Yacht Elementary School Bobbie Vanden Wyngaard Government Hawthorn Inn & Suites Christopher and Tonya Schmidt 501 S. Bluemound Dr. | Appleton, WI 54914 Ben Wagner Jim Hegner Schmitty’s Ticket Sales (920) 997-1399 Linda Hegner Beth Schneider Ellen Weiland REVENUE Heid Music Company Tom Schuchart Michael and Marta Weldon Boys & Girls Club of Columbus Holiday Inn Riverwalk Larry and Sue Silton Graham and Barbara Werner Dick and Linda Wickesberg Elementary School Home Depot Simon’s Specialty Cheese 913 N. Oneida St. | Appleton, WI 54911 Homeless Connections Tom and Laura Sinclair Wild Apple Glass Studio (920) 997-1399 Amy and Neil Hubbard Erika Smith Wilmar Chocolates Wisconsin Timber Rattlers HuHot Mongolian Grill Jenn Soule Boys & Girls Club of Foster Jeffrey Hunter and Deborah Wisnet-Hunter Susan Spanbauer Schmidt Wolfrath Nursery & Landscaping Elementary School ITU Absorbtech, Inc. James Spaulding Woodland Elementary & Intermediate Schools EXPENSES J. J. Keller Foundation, Inc. St. Mary’s Parish Diocese of Green Bay WOW Logistics 305 W. Foster St. | Appleton, WI 54915 JanSport, Inc. Stepping Stones Albert Yarbrough (920) 832-5724 Programming...... 81% Joann Fabrics Michael Stier YMCA of the Fox Cities Administration...... 9% John Zimmer Boys & Girls Club of Highlands Kalahari Resort & Convention Center Stone Cellar Brew Pub Fundraising...... 10% Bob and Mary Karisny Strategies, LTD Melissa Zwach Elementary School Katsu-Ya of Japan Jennifer Swanson 2037 N. Elinor St. | Appleton, WI 54914 Total Expenses Before Depreciation...... $2,892,997 Ken’s Sports, Inc. Swimtastic Swim School Public Support (920) 997-1382 Total Expenses...... $3,052,465 Tom Kern Texas Roadhouse Appleton Area School District Kimberly-Clark Corporation The Day Spa Calumet County Boys & Girls Club of Little Chute Fundraising Margit Kindel The Kangaroost Corporation for National and Community Service Elementary School Herbert H. Kohl Charities, Inc. The Wreath Factory at Otter Creak Little Chute Area School District 901 Grand Ave. | Little Chute, WI 54140 Kohl’s Department Store ThedaCare, Inc. Outagamie County (920) 788-7610 Richard and Joy Kramer Patrick and Janet Thompson School District of Shiocton Administration Krieger Jewelers Thornton’s Rafting Resort and Campground State of Wisconsin Department of Children Boys & Girls Club of Menasha Makaroff Youth Ballet Thrivent Financial and Families & The CLUB Teen Center of Menasha Manderfield’s Home Bakery Tom’s Drive In Central, Inc. State of Wisconsin Department of Public 600 Racine St. | Menasha, WI 54952 Jodi Maney Instruction (920) 750-5860 Programming Mattel Children’s Foundation U.S. Department of Agriculture EXPENSES Maxair, Inc. U.S. Department of Education Boys & Girls Club of Roosevelt Memorial Florist and Greenhouses, Inc. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Middle School Dean and Leona Meyer U.S. Department of Justice 318 E. Brewster St. | Appleton, WI 54911 Michaels Arts & Crafts (920) 832-6303 Mid-Vallee Golf Course *Supporting organization or fund located within the Rick and Deb Mielke Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region, Inc. Boys & Girls Club of Wilson Miller Electric Mfg. Co., an ITW Company Middle School Milwaukee Admirals We regret any omissions or errors. Please contact 225 N. Badger Ave. | Appleton, WI 54915 Revenue includes funds raised for the development of the new Boys & Girls Club of Menasha. Milwaukee Wave our Resource Development office at (920) 750-5806 2014 audited financial statements are available at bgclubfoxvalley.org. Miron Construction Co., Inc. with corrections. (920) 997-1399

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