2012 Annual Report Greetings from the Executive Director and Board President In 2012, Camp Twin Lakes celebrated its 20th year of providing life-changing camp experiences to children and adults with serious illnesses, disabilities, and other life challenges! Last year, we served more than 9,000 children with just over 3,500 campers through week-long summer camps and 5,500 campers through year-round weekend retreats. Over the years, more than 50,000 campers have had a CTL camp experience that has helped them grow in their confi dence, capabilities, and independence and build life-long friendships with other campers who face similar challenges. Through all of our growth, Camp Twin Lakes is proud to continue to subsidize 80% of the direct camp costs for every camper. Here are some highlights from 2012! 20th Anniversary Nearly 20 restaurants with more than 50 locations joined us in celebrating with a good old fashioned Food Fight. They featured menu items in honor of Camp Twin Lakes and the community joined us in voting for their favorite dishes. Learn more about our Food Fight on page 10. We were recognized by local communities with wonderful stories about our 20 years of service. We are so appreciative of the opportunity to share our stories with the community. See page 11 for some highlights of our anniversary media coverage. Camp Programs With the generous support of Neadwerx, Inc., our Camp-To-Go program (which takes imaginative daycamp programs into children’s hospitals) more than doubled in 2012! We brought camp to children’s hospitals in , Macon, Augusta, and, for the fi rst time, Savannah. Children undergoing treatment have the chance to participate in camp activities like fi shing (magnetic), archery (paint blow darts), arts and crafts, music, and fun! We continued to build on the successful programs that we started for Wounded Warriors and their families at our newest campsite in Warm Springs by doubling the number of families served from the previous year. Our summer session camp programs were enhanced with our Discovery Program, which allows campers the opportunity to immerse themselves in a specifi c program for the week and teaches them high-level tactical skills as well as life skills. The Farm at CTL-Rutledge continues to be a favorite among campers! Not only are we growing our own vegetables, fruits, eggs, and honey, but thanks to our partners in Morgan County, we are even raising our own cows! Strategic Planning Camp Twin Lakes just completed an extensive new strategic plan that we started in 2012. This plan will help guide organizational growth over the next fi ve years. We are grateful for the leadership of our Board Members, Camp Partners, community volunteers, and staff members—their dedication and insight will be invaluable as we write the next chapter in our book. As we continue to grow our programs to serve more campers and new populations, one thing will remain the same— Camp Twin Lakes will continue to provide a life-changing and transformative camp experience for thousands of children in and across the southeast. Whether it’s a week-long camp, a weekend retreat, a Camp-To-Go program, or a daycamp, the CTL experience will be of the highest quality and provide a safe, nurturing environment that fosters growth and independence. That is our promise to our campers, their families, and our Camp Partners.

Eric M. Robbins Lawrence Kenny Executive Director President Board of Directors

Camp Twin Lakes Mission Statement 2 We provide places and paths for children with serious illnesses and life challenges to experience the joys of childhood and grow in their confidence and capabilities. Table of Contents 2013 Board of Directors President Greetings from the Executive Director and Lawrence Kenny Board President ...... 2 Vice President 2013 Board of Directors ...... 3 Elizabeth Richards Secretary Visionary Leadership ...... 4 Leon Haley, Jr., MD Funding ...... 5 Treasurer Financial Statement ...... 5 Laura Barnard Chairman and Founder Camper Statistics ...... 5 Doug Hertz* Volunteers ...... 5 Immediate Past President Bonnie Harris* Courageous Rider ...... 5 2012 Camp Programs ...... 6 M. Wade Allen Charles Baldwin Program Activity Highlights and David Batchelor Highlights of Some Improvements to Camp in 2012 ...... 7 Jay Berkelhamer, MD Kevin Burns Camp Scrapbook ...... 8 – 9 Robert Campbell Made with Love ...... 10 Lauren Kraselsky Cohen Linda Davis Food Fight for Camp Twin Lakes ...... 10 Wes Durham Highlights of 20th Anniversary Media Coverage ...... 11 William Effi nger Travis Ellis Donor Listing (Fiscal Year 10.1.2011 – 9.30.2012) ...... 12 – 15 Matt Freeman Sheldon Friedman Contact Information ...... Back Cover Anne Hipp Keith Holmes Kim Berry Johnson Dorothy Jordan “In my years of attending Josh Kamin Camp Walk ’N Roll at Susan McCullar Camp Twin Lakes, I have seen a side of humanity that most Gayle Mitrano people never have the pleasure John Montag of encountering. More than 100 Philip Nutsugah volunteers; including counselors, Susie Oddo doctors, and CTL staff; work Adrian Powell 24/7 to make camp as safe, Gwynn Powell enriching, and barrier-free as Edwin Rothberg possible. Like they say, it’s a Cyrus Samai, MD place ‘where young spirits soar.’” Betsy San Miguel - Dakotah Smith* Steak Shapiro CTL Staff Member and David Shoulberg Former Camper with Camp Walk ’N Roll Dakotah with camp counselor Sharon Jeffrey Snow on the dock at CTL-Rutledge in 2001 Pamela Stewart Darren Strozier Jeff Thrutchley * Dakotah Smith passed in March 2013, and she remains in our thoughts and hearts. Kevin Woods Life Members About Camp Twin Lakes Bob Amick Dick Anderson For the past 20 years, Camp Twin Lakes has provided life-changing camp experiences to Larry Lord more than 50,000 of Georgia’s children with serious illnesses, disabilities, and other life Larry Melnick challenges. Camp Twin Lakes provides week-long summer camps and year-round weekend Patty Reid retreats at three fully-accessible and medically-supportive campsites, daycamps, and through Steve Selig hospital-based Camp-To-Go programs. Camp Twin Lakes collaborates with nearly 60 different Susan Shanor nonprofi t organizations, each serving a different population, to create customized programs Jay Smith* that teach campers to overcome obstacles and grow in their confi dence and capabilities. Comer Yates* Annually, Camp Twin Lakes serves more than 9,000 campers, leverages support from 3,500 3 volunteers, and subsidizes 80% of the direct camp costs ($800) for every camper served. *Past President Visionary Leadership Camp Twin Lakes started as an idea—a place where children facing various challenges could come and have a life-changing and transformative camp experience. Twenty years later, more than 50,000 campers with serious illnesses, disabilities, and other life challenges have had a Camp Twin Lakes camping experience. Behind this progressive organizational growth are business and community leaders who volunteer their time to help lead Camp Twin Lakes’ efforts—the Presidents of Camp Twin Lakes’ Board of Directors. Doug Hertz, Founder and Chairman of Camp Twin Lakes, served as the fi rst President of CTL’s Board of Directors. As President of United Distributors, Inc. and with the support of a strong Board, Hertz leveraged community support to complete and surpass a $3 million fundraising campaign to establish Camp Twin Lakes in the early 1990s. Remarkably, that goal was exceeded by Melnick (l) and Hertz (r) with $2 million. “Never underestimate the power of a good idea and the people who are committed to campers in the summer of 1993 it,” said Hertz. Jay Smith, retired President of Cox Newspapers, Inc., served as the second President of the CTL Board from 1999 to 2004. Under Smith’s leadership, partnerships were intentional, and camp programs continued to be established. There was something new at camp each summer, and each year, more children had the opportunity to experience camp. “Things we thought we would never be able to do, we blew by them and accomplished more,” said Smith. “If you are doing things that are truly virtuous, you will always succeed,” he concluded. And succeed we did. As CTL’s third Board President from 2004 to 2008, Atlanta Speech School’s Executive Director, Comer Yates’, term was one of organizational change. During Comer’s term, CTL saw the retirement of its fi rst Executive Director, Larry Melnick. Smith (l) and Board Member Yates focused to prepare for organizational growth and helped Jan Lupuloff (c) being presented secure a new Executive Director who embraced the vision of with gift from Robert Karem (r) expansion and growth—Eric M. Robbins. “The greatest gift we of UBS in 2004 can give a camper is the opportunity to discover his or her strengths and potential,” said Yates. “My hope is that experience will be so transformative, they will return to give it to another camper in some form. Developing servant leaders through the camp experience will change the world,” Yates said. Yates (l) with Crissy and Christopher Klaus at the As CTL progressed through the organizational transition, dedication of the Klaus Family we faced yet another challenge—CTL-Rutledge had reached Welcome Center in 2005 capacity through year-round programming. As CTL’s fourth Board President from 2008 to 2011, renowned community volunteer, Bonnie Harris had the challenge of expanding our campsite to CTL-Will-A-Way while simultaneously navigating CTL through a powerful economic downturn. Under Harris’ leadership, CTL successfully completed a $5.3 million capital campaign and increased camper capacity by more than 50%. “It is an art and a delight to ensure everyone understands how their contribution matters. Camp Twin Lakes has worked extremely hard to showcase the talents of the volunteers who serve on the Board and Committees while nurturing staff growth and development,” said Harris. Harris at Cocktails for Camp Lawrence Kenny, Consultant with Russell Reynolds, serves as in 2009 Camp Twin Lakes’ current President and wholeheartedly believes in the expansion CTL continues to see. With the addition of a third campsite in 2011, CTL-Camp Dream, Camp Twin Lakes has been able to further expand its summer session as well as develop camps to serve the Wounded Warriors of the United States Military and their families. “Camp Twin Lakes is on a path to continue to grow and serve a substantial number of children while continuing to have impact,” said Kenny. “The capability of our staff is inspiring. They provide the dedication, quality care, energy, and enthusiasm needed for a life-changing camp experience,” he stated. As we celebrate this 20th Anniversary, we salute the people who have helped us get there. As an organization, we have been fortunate to be under the guidance of people not afraid to take action Kenny (r) reports on the state of camp at the 2012 and be bold. Our mission to help children grow in their confi dence and capabilities exceeds Annual Meeting at beyond the campers we serve. We have all grown and learned new things together, and we thank 4 CTL-Will-A-Way the leaders who have guided us along the way. Funding Volunteers Providing a high-quality and life-changing week or weekend CTL is grateful to the doctors, nurses, and other medical staff of camp for a child with extensive medical needs or other who volunteer their time and expertise to ensure the highest life challenges is an expensive undertaking shared between quality of medical care for our campers. We also appreciate Camp Twin Lakes and its nearly 60 Camp Partners. Camp the more than 3,500 committed volunteers who provide Twin Lakes subsidizes 80% of the direct camp costs for every annual support for CTL’s camp programs and community camper served—the equivalent of $800 per camper for a events. week of camp. Camp Partners cover the remaining camp costs as well as additional costs related to staffi ng, transportation, and the recruitment of campers. Since our founding, Camp Twin Lakes has not increased the Camp Partner program fee. Courageous Rider We appreciate the generous support of our donors whose investment provides a life-changing camp experience for more than 9,000 campers each year. For a listing of our supporters between October 1, 2011 and September 30, 2012 (including events that took place during those dates), please see page 12. Financial Statement Fiscal year October 1, 2011 – September 30, 2012 Support and Revenue from Operations Contributions $ 940,532 Special Events, net of expenses $ 986,429 Program Service Fees $ 1,805,902 Throughout the summer, we see children overcome their Total Revenue $ 3,732,863 fears to end up trail riding. For Alisha, her fear was especially well-founded. You see, she grew up with a horse. She rode her horse all the time. All the time, that is, until she was thrown Operational Expenses Program Expenses $ 2,759,372 from her horse. She ended up in a coma and with a traumatic Management & General $ 171,710 brain injury that forced her to use a wheelchair. As Alisha Fundraising $ 586,519 recovered and rehabilitated, her horse was quietly moved out Total Expenses $ 3,517,601 * of sight to a neighbor’s barn. But this summer, as a camper at Camp Twin Lakes, she got back on a horse for the fi rst time

*Does not include depreciation expense related to fi xed assets and leasehold improvements. since her accident. Alisha worked hard and gained a great deal of confi dence at camp this summer. As she was leaving out the For a copy of our 990 and audit, please call (404) 231-9887 barn one day, she said to CTL’s Horseback Riding Director, or visit our website at www.camptwinlakes.org. “When I get back home, I am going to get the keys!” The keys are the ones to her neighbor’s barn where her horse lives. Alisha and her horse have been reunited thanks to her Camper Statistics experience at Camp Twin Lakes! CTL is proud to serve a diverse population of campers. This story is reprinted from our Fall 2003 CTL News Splash. Gender Geographic Region Male 55% Metropolitan Atlanta 46% Female 45% Northeast (Athens) 9% “I just love working with kids with special medical North (Gainesville/Rome) 9% needs. They teach me so much about life. It’s Age Lagrange 8% 4 – 8 9% often the only time that these kids get to ride a Out of State 8% 9 – 13 43% horse. I feel so honored to be able to teach them. North Central (Macon) 14 – 18 34% I’m amazed by the fact that they just met me and South Central (Dublin) 5% 18+ 14% and are trusting me to take care of them and Augusta 5% Race Northwest (Dalton) 4% keep them safe. Horses are great animals and Caucasian 62% Southeast (Waycross) they can teach kids so much.” African American 29% and Coastal (Savannah) 3% - Allie Hush, Director of Horseback Riding Hispanic 4% Southwest (Albany) Program , Summer 2007 Multi-Racial 3% and South (Valdosta) 2% 5 Asian 2% West Central (Columbus) 1% 2012 Camp Programs In 2012, Camp Twin Lakes collaborated with nearly 60 nonprofi t organizations (Camp Partners), each serving a different population, to provide customized, medically-supportive camp programs. CTL proudly subsidizes 80% of the direct camp costs for every camper who attends camp, with Camp Partners covering the remaining costs. CTL provides our proven expertise in therapeutic and adaptable programming, state-of-the-art campsites, food service, activities, staff, resources, and volunteers. Camp Partners bring the expertise in the specifi c diagnosis or challenge and are responsible for recruiting campers, volunteer counselors, and medical support staff. This collaboration ensures that CTL and our Camp Partners maximize resources and share expertise to best meet the needs of each camper. For Campers with Camp Strong Hearts Camp Krazy Legs Camp STARS MCGHealth Children’s Children’s Healthcare of Visiting Nurse – Hospice Serious Illnesses Medical Center Atlanta Atlanta Camp AcheAway For kids with heart defects and For kids and teens with For kids who have lost Arthritis Foundation: heart transplant recipients Spina Bifida family members Georgia Chapter Camp Strong4Life Camp No Limb-itations Camp To Belong: Georgia For kids with juvenile arthritis and related issues Children’s Healthcare of Children’s Healthcare of Reuniting brothers and sisters Atlanta Atlanta placed in separate foster, Camp Braveheart For lifestyle and weight For kids with amputations adoptive, or kinship homes management and limb deficiencies Children’s Healthcare of Families First Atlanta Camp Sunshine Camp Oasis For kids with heart defects and For families in need heart transplant recipients Programs for kids and teens Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation with cancer of America: Georgia Chapter Fugees Family Camp Breathe Easy For kids with Crohn’s disease For refugee kids from war torn Camp Sweet Life American Lung Association and ulcerative colitis countries residing in MCGHealth Children’s metro Atlanta in Georgia Camp TBI To B e For kids with asthma Medical Center – For kids with Type I Diabetes Independent For Adult Campers Camp Carpe Diem Walton Rehabilitation Camp Twitch and Shout Annandale Village Children’s Healthcare of Health System T.I.C.S. of Georgia For kids with acquired For adults with Atlanta developmental disabilities For kids with epilepsy For kids with brain injuries Tourette Syndrome Camp Blue Skies Camp Courage Camp Walk ’N Roll Camp Wannaklot Muscular Dystrophy For adults with Children’s Healthcare of developmental disabilities Atlanta Hemophilia of Georgia Association For kids with Hemophilia For kids with For kids with Camp Hardgrove craniofacial disorders or other inherited bleeding Muscular Dystrophy disorders Brain Injury Association of Camp High Five Center for the Visually Georgia Camp Weekaneatit Impaired For adults with brain injuries H.E.R.O. For Children Children’s Center for Digestive For kids affected by For kids and youth with Camp Hope HIV and AIDS Healthcare visual impairments For kids with Celiac Disease Northside Hospital: Camp Independence Laurel Heights Atlanta Auxiliary Second Chance Family For kids with autism For adults with cancer Children’s Healthcare of Weekend Atlanta For families of kids with solid Learning on the Log Creative Community For kids with kidney disorders Services and transplants organ transplants For kids with sensory and/or developmental delays For adults with Camp Joint Venture For Campers with developmental disabilities MCGHealth Children’s For Campers with * Family Warrior Weekend Medical Center Disabilities Camp Big Heart Other Life Challenges Camp Twin Lakes and For kids with juvenile arthritis Scott Rigsby Foundation and related diseases For kids with Camp Good Mourning For Wounded Warriors and developmental disabilities Camp Kudzu Kate’s Club their families For kids living with Camp D.O.V.E. For kids who have lost a parent or sibling Frazer Center Type I Diabetes Visual Effects Performing Arts For adults with disabilities For kids who are deaf Camp Horizon Camp New Hope or hard of hearing Huntington’s Retreat Sickle Cell Foundation of For kids who have been Camp ESP abused and/or neglected Huntington’s Disease Society: Georgia Georgia Chapter For kids with Extra Special People Camp Journey For adults with Sickle Cell Disease For kids and young adults with Huntington’s Disease developmental disabilities Abbey Hospice Camp Painless but Hopeful For kids who have experienced a loss Jewish Family and Career For kids with congenital Camp Infinity/Under the Services Stars Weekend insensitivity to pain Camp Oo-U-La For adults with FOCUS developmental disabilities Camp Rainbow Support for kids and teens with Georgia Firefighters Burn Foundation MCGHealth Children’s disabilities and their families Just People Medical Center For kids with serious Camp Inspire burn injuries For adults with For kids with cancer and rare developmental disabilities blood disorders Special Olympics Georgia Camp SOS For individuals with * Olive Springs Camp Share and Care intellectual disabilities Suicide Prevention Action Network For adults with MCGHealth Children’s various disabilities Medical Center Camp Journey For families who have For kids with cancer and rare Spectrum Clubs experienced a loss Toni’s Camp through suicide blood disorders and For kids and young adults with The Archdiocese of Atlanta their families autism and Asperger’s Syndrome An interfaith camp retreat for kids and adults with developmental disabilities The six Camp Partners listed in blue have been collaborating with Camp Twin Lakes for 20 years! 6 Camp Li-Wi-Dia was our 7th original Camp Partner and served kids with Type 1 Diabetes. * Camp Partners added to Camp Twin Lakes programs in 2012 Program Activity Highlights and Highlights of Some Improvements to Camp in 2012 Camp Twin Lakes’ program activities give our campers the opportunity to be creative and imaginative, all while building life and social skills they can use when they are not at camp. Program activities do more than provide our campers with fun times with friends—they expose them to things they might not have ever experienced and help them grow in their confi dence and capabilities. Program Activity Highlights Camp Twin Lakes Farm at CTL-Rutledge With the support of partners in the Morgan County community, the CTL Farm expanded to include cows, which will provide farm-raised beef for the Dining Hall. In addition, campers harvested more than 600 lbs. of fruits and vegetables last summer, which were also served in the Dining Hall. Thank you to our farm supporters including the Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Georgia, Tappan Street Restaurant Group, and The Sarah Baldwin Harris and J.D. Harris Foundation as well as other individual donors who provided essential start-up funding for the Farm! Discovery Program Some of the newly developed Discovery Programs included: Climbing – Campers learned the ins-and-outs of the Climbing Tower including climbing techniques, knot tying, belaying, and rappelling. By the end of the week, campers were able to lead sessions at the Climbing Tower with adult supervision. Awesome Program – Campers engaged in youth service projects and learned leadership skills. Activities included writing thank you notes to other campers, creating thank you tiles used by CTL to thank various supporters and volunteers, and they planned details for their camp dance. Iron Chef – Beyond teaching basic cooking techniques and skills, this Discovery Program delved into more advanced skills such as presentation and taste. Campers were given various ingredients and were tasked with coming up with innovative dishes. Free Play CTL incorporated time for free play into the programs so that campers learn to think outside the box and create new, fun ways to explore. Free play has also helped build the social skills of many campers who struggle with interpersonal communication. Camp-To-Go Thanks to the generous support of NeadWerx, Camp-To-Go more than doubled the sessions offered at children’s hospitals across the state in 2012. Camp-To-Go expanded to serve children at hospitals in Savannah and continued to serve children in Atlanta, Macon, and Augusta. More than 530 campers experienced the imaginative Camp-To-Go program in 2012. Family Warrior Weekend Camp Twin Lakes reinvented its program serving Wounded Warriors and their families. CTL added two additional Family Warrior Weekends and was able to serve both the physical and emotional needs of more veterans and their families. Highlights of Some Improvements to Camp in 2012 CSE donated water bottles for summer campers at all our campsites and sponsored the CSE Greenhouse at CTL-Rutledge. The Scott Hudgens Family Foundation donated a new sound system and movie screen for CTL-Will-A-Way. BB&T volunteers constructed the Gold Panning program activity on the beach at CTL-Will-A-Way. Camp Oo-U-La volunteers constructed a shade structure at the Kids II Remote Control Racecar Track and installed lighting in the kitchen at CTL-Will-A-Way. Kids II donated a cargo trailer for Camp-To-Go to bring program supplies to hospital-based daycamp programs around the state. SAP donated a new Outdoor Teaching Kitchen and Blair Smith gifted a new Indoor Teaching Kitchen at CTL-Rutledge. Gratus Capital Management donated bunk beds for CTL-Camp Dream, which provided 44 more beds for campers. A new Climbing Tower with a Vertical Obstacle Course was constructed at CTL-Camp Dream. RV Pads were added to the parking lot and there are now Ground Hosts at CTL-Will-A-Way who help out around camp. 7 In 1993, Camp Twin Lakes began its life-changing, transformative camp programs at is fl agship campsite in Rutledge.

From helping build facilities, to caring for campers, to staffi ng special events, volunteers are integral in the success of Camp Twin Lakes. Pi Kappa Phi is one of the many groups that has been volunteering with CTL over the years through their PUSH Camp initiative.

Camp Programs provide more than recreational fun for our campers. They help them to grow in their confi dence and capabilities while teaching them skills to prepare them for life.

8 In 2007, CTL started its hospital-based Camp-To-Go program, which now travels to children’s hospitals in Atlanta, Augusta, Macon, and Savannah.

In the summer of 2009, CTL-Will-A-Way held its fi rst summer session. Expanding to this campsite allowed CTL to increase its camper capacity by more than 50%.

In 2011, Camp Twin Lakes began programming at a third campsite at CTL-Camp Dream in Warm Springs. This campsite serves smaller Camp Partner groups and is the home of our Family Warrior Weekends.

9 Made with Love Martha Barnes has shared her love of cooking with campers for 20 years The Dining Hall at CTL-Rutledge is the heartbeat Camp Twin Lakes kicked off its of camp. It’s not just a place where campers 20th Anniversary celebration with a come to have their bodies nourished—it’s a good old fashioned Food Fight! Nineteen place where their souls are also fed. From the participating restaurants featured friendships and camaraderie developed around various menu items in honor of CTL’s the table, to the homemade meals with second anniversary from June to August and helpings, there is just something special about the donated a portion of the proceeds Dining Hall. Beyond the chaos that ensues when to Camp Twin Lakes raising just over the stoplight turns green and the singing starts $7,000. is something even more special—Martha Barnes, Head Cook at Camp Twin Lakes for 20 years. The Brickery in Sandy Springs was named champion for their Legendary No one can deny that Ms. Martha is the Martha Barnes Caesar House Burger! ’s Camp Head Cook at CTL-Rutledge matriarch of Camp Twin Lakes—she has been Corn came in 2nd place and FLIP burger the mainstay of the camp kitchen since the fi rst season of camp. Whether you want boutique’s S’Mores Milkshake came in a motherly embrace or a chocolate chip cookie, she is always there with open arms 3rd place. and a charming smile. Beyond the ingredients that the recipe calls for, Ms. Martha always adds a dash of love in everything she cooks because this is more than just a Thank you to every restaurant who job for her. It’s her calling in life. helped us celebrate our anniversary by participating in the Food Fight and to all “I feel like I am carrying out my mission in life. the diners who voted for their favorite It’s not hard, I don’t get tired, and I truly enjoy it dish! because it’s what I was put here to do,” said Ms. Martha. All of her life, she has worked to provide children with the nourishing meals they need to grow up strong and healthy. Prior to joining the CTL staff, Ms. Martha worked with the Morgan County Board of Education for 20 years. Ms. Martha with When she learned of the position with Cindy Norman in the 1990s CTL-Rutledge in the early 1990s, she wanted to make the transition because she truly believed in the mission of the organization. “I feel like I’m providing the nourishment the campers need to heal their bodies The Brickery’s Legendary Caesar House Burger because Camp Twin Lakes is a place of healing,” she said. Thank You to the She has witnessed fi rsthand the growth of not only CTL, but the campers who come Participating Restaurants back each year. “Camp is a place where kids can come to grow to their greatest 5 Napkin Burger ability in life. It’s truly a joy to see them year after year. Sometimes, you can’t even tell Alison’s Restaurant the things that they are going through because camp is such a joyous place,” said Breadwinner Café and Bakery Ms. Martha. She has watched campers draw strength from each other, their The Brickery Grill and Bar (1st) counselors, and the CTL staff to accomplish things they never thought they could. Cibo e Beve It’s hard to imagine camp without Dantanna’s Egg Harbor Café Ms. Martha, but she noted that one day she FLIP burger boutique (3rd) will retire. Don’t think for one second that HD1 retirement will keep her away from CTL! Local Three “Even when I retire, I hope to come back McKendrick’s Steak House to Camp Twin Lakes part-time. I’ll also work The Nook on with my church visiting nursing homes and Parish Foods & Goods continuing to feed people because it’s what Park Tavern Smashburger I was born to do.” Larry Melnick and Ms. Martha in 2012 STEEL Restaurant & Lounge On behalf of the thousands of campers, volunteers, and staff members Taco Mac (2nd) Takorea 10 that have come to camp, thank you, Ms. Martha! T.G.I. Friday’s Highlights of 20th Anniversary Media Coverage

Matt Kuchar and Camp Twin Lakes Featured on PGA TOUR’s “Playing with a Purpose” Produced by Seth Fader Camp Twin Lakes the ‘happiest place Matt Kuchar and Camp Twin Lakes were you could ever imagine’ featured on “Playing with a Purpose” on by Helena Oliviero Saturday, August 18, 2012. Presented by Barclays, the one-hour CBS Sports special Nestled in the woods of rural Morgan County, not only documented the charitable activities about 50 miles east of Atlanta, Camp Twin Lakes of players and tournaments, but highlighted serves children with a range of serious illnesses the inspirational Scan this QR code and special needs, from cancer and diabetes from a mobile device to stories of those watch the Kuchar/CTL to kidney disorders, asthma and burn injuries. who have segment. Scan this QR code from It’s one of a handful in the nation designed benefi ted from these efforts. a mobile device read exclusively for children with extraordinary the entire AJC article. medical needs. Tournaments on the PGA TOUR, Champions Tour, and Web.com With an on site, state-of-the Tour have given more than art medical lodge equipped to $1.7 billion to the communities in administer extensive treatments which they are held, which is more such as chemotherapy and Matt Kuchar than all other professional sports dialysis, Camp Twin Lakes serves organizational giving combined. CTL is honored to be a part children in Georgia who may not of this generosity in charitable giving. Matt Kuchar has donated otherwise go to summer camp. his winnings from the Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup to Mary Swinn, a Camp Infi nity camper, AAbout 3,200 campers will spend Camp Twin Lakes to support our mission. soars down the zip line in a supportive a week at Camp Twin Lakes this harness at CTL-Rutledge. Photo courtesy of FOCUS summer. Over the last few years, Camp Twin Lakes has expanded to include a camp site in Fort Yargo State Park in Winder and a 74-acre spot in Warm Springs. Camp Twin Lakes celebrates 20 years of helping children with illnesses, disabilities enjoy the outdoors by Erin France MOMENTS with Doug Hertz This week, children and teens with sickle-cell disease paddled kayaks, tiptoed through a ropes by Chris Schroder course, splashed in a pool and belted out songs “My Moment came in 1990 when I was together during Camp New Hope. Campers attempting to progress the idea of Camp worked in groups divided by age and gender Twin Lakes forward amongst the philanthropic to make music with drums, support friends community in Atlanta and it was one of the swinging through the air in a safety harness and Scan this QR code from a mobile device to read most frightening Moments of my life,” Doug told other outdoor activities. the entire ABH article. us in our accompanying video. “And the reason it “(Camp is) fun because you’ve never experienced this before,” Scan this QR code from became so frightening was that it was so much a mobile device to read said 13-year-old camper Kalieai Clealand. the entire article and fun to go out and talk in abstracts and talk watch the video. about an idea, but From children with Tourette they quickly said, ‘Gosh, you don’t have syndrome to adults with a board, you don’t have a facility—do developmental disabilities, you really know what you are doing?’” and from kids who are affected by HIV to children “That Moment was one that fi lled with serious burns—all me with fear. The fear of failure is one have speciality camps of the great motivations, but not just Chris Schroder and Doug Hertz hosted by Camp Twin Lakes the fear of failure personally, but the of fear failure for so many employees. people who put their faith and trust in you. That was my Moment. I Photo Credit: A.J. Reynolds of the 11 I realized I couldn’t afford to fail.” Athens Banner-Herald Thank you for your generous support! The following friends made contributions to Camp Twin Lakes between October 1, 2011 and September 30, 2012.*

Corporate Donors King & Spalding Time Warner Employee Grant Program J.P. Leutenegger, CPA PC $25,000+ Manheim Atlanta Tucker Mott/Westside Provisions District JAFCAD, Inc. Anonymous Medina Creative Design United States Tennis Association, Inc. The Jansen Group, Inc. Clear Channel Outdoor – Atlanta Miller-Coors Warren Averett Gifford, Hillegass & Johnson Outdoors, Inc. Metro Atlanta Automobile Dealers Association Mobilized Fuels, Inc. Ingwersen, LLP Kimberly-Clark Foundation PGA Tour, Inc. Momar, Inc. Wenmarr Management Company, LLC Kimberly-Clark Matching Gift Center Tappan Street Restaurant Group Panera Bread, LLC Lakeside Offi ce Park Building 5 Pediatric Emergency Medicine Associates, LLC Land Rover Gwinnett The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Corporate Donors Pernod Ricard Lanigan Insurance Group, Inc. United Distributors, Inc. $100 – $499 SunTrust Bank – Atlanta Larry E. Wilensky Co. SweetWater Brewing Company 2 Places at 1 Time, Inc. M.L. Ball Company, Inc. UBS Financial Services, Inc. 2165 Cheshire Building Association, LLC Mag Mutual Insurance Company Wells Fargo 3183 Peachtree Road Partners, LP Market South Properties, Inc. 500 Townpark Commons Marmi Ladies Shoes – Corporate Corporate Donors Action Management, LLC McKendrick’s Steak House $1,000 – $2,499 Abbaddabba’s Microliter Analytical Supplies, Inc. 1075 Peachtree Offi ce Aldersgate United Methodist Church Mill Creek Village Partners, LLC A.M. Skier Insurance Agency, Inc. Alison’s Restaurant Moms Club of the Madison Area Georgia Atlanta Peach Movers American Ale House Moncrief Heating & Air Conditioning AutoTrader.com, Inc. American Recycling Group, Inc. Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Balloons & Events Over Atlanta American Wildlife Calendars Mori Luggage & Gifts The Benefi t Planning Group Amtico International Murfee Meadows, Inc. The Benefi ts Group, Inc. Arizona’s at Stonecrest, Inc. Network For Good Branch Banking and Trust Company Askforensics, LLC North Atlanta Pediatric The Brinkmann/Malibu Corporation Atlanta Equity Investors, LLC Associates, PC Cohen Pollock Merlin & Small, PC Axis US Services North Point Pediatrics Dantanna’s – and Downtown Bank of America Corp. – United Way Parian Investments Empire Distributors, Inc. Campaign Park Tavern First United Methodist Church Bee, Inc. Perlis Realty Company, Inc. Halpern Enterprises Bella By Alethea, Inc. PointeNorth Insurance Group LLC Hartman Simons & Wood LLP Berke Products, Inc. The Ritz Carlton – Buckhead HealthSystems The Bicycle Wheel, Inc. Rock-2-Def Music LLC Hooked On Dough, LLC Blabla, LLC S&ME, Inc. IBM Employee Services Center BNY Community Partnership Sandy Springs Plaza Associates, LP Corporate Donors JLT Communications, Inc. Brandzone, LLC The Scarlet IBIS Group, LLC $10,000 – $24,999 Jungle Growth, LLC Breadwinner Café and Bakery The School Box, Inc. Anonymous JustGive.org Cannon Cyclery Seam, MGR, Glenridge Point AT&T Wireless – Georgia Lincoln Financial Media Carr, Lawson, Cantrell, and Associates, Inc. Siegel & Dolt CSE Mass Mutual CE-DE T. Boutique, Inc. Smashburger Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company The Meredith Corporation CentraArchy Restaurant Group Smith & Howard, PC NeadWerx, Inc. MK Management Company, Inc. The Chandlery Sorella Cycling, Inc. SAP America, Inc. Pike Nurseries Chick-fi l-A – Madison Southern Tennis Association, Inc. Williams-Sonoma Precision Heliparts, Inc. Clear Channel State Bank Yardi Systems, Inc. RaceTrac Petroleum, Inc. Coca-Cola Foundation Matching Gifts Program STEEL Restaurant & Lounge Recreation and Leisure Studies Cochran Law Firm, P.A. Steelmart Corporate Donors SEI-Atlanta, LLC Concentrics Restaurants $5,000 – $9,999 Sunshine Cycles of Watkinsville Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. Connecticut General Life Insurance Company Superior Essex Communications, LP Anonymous Temple Kol Emeth The Creative Network Tags & Titles, Inc. Aramark Sports & Entertainment Toyota 100 Cars for Good D&J Takorea Arrow Exterminators Veronica’s Attic Dairy Queen – Cumming Terra Cottage BNY Mellon Wealth Management Egg Harbor Café Corporate Donors Tillman Tax & Accounting Services, PC Bug Busters Equinox/Akers Mill, LLC $500 – $999 Tower Wine & Spirits Cobb County KIA Fab’rik Boutique – The Forum and Buckhead A. Montag & Associates Town Center at Great Pacifi c Iron Works Firkin & Gryphon The Trilogy Group, LLC HealthCare Partners Atlantic Capital Bank Food 101 – Sandy Springs AuthenTEAK Unique Logistics International, LLC – Atlanta Heineken USA Foresite Group, Inc. WH Terrace Associates, LP Live Nation Boca Chica, Inc. DBA Loca Luna Franklin Street Financial The Brickery Grill & Bar Wilheit Packaging, LLC Marriott International, Inc. Georgia Golf Course Superintendents Williams, Benator & Libby, LLP PriceWaterhouseCoopers Budget Rent A Car of Atlanta Association, Inc. Chambliss International Winder Barrow High School Anchor Club TM Restaurant Group, LLC GA400 Center 2325 Lakeview Parkway Woodstock Exchange, LLC Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. Cibe e Beve Georgia Association of Woodturners Uncle Bob’s Self Storage Clayton Fire Charities Georgia Blinds & Interiors, Inc. Wild Wing Café Clean Services Enterprises DBA Georgia Ramblers RV Club ZWJ Investment Council Master Kleen Georgia Tennis Association, Inc. Community Connection/Hands On North East Global Imports BMW Corporate Donors Georgia $2,500 – $4,999 Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gifts Dolce Program Alex Smith Garden Design, Ltd. Dunwoody Animal Medical Center, PC Guess? Retail, Inc. Arnall Golden Gregory, LLP The Epstein School Gumbeaux’s Inc Assurant Solutions Grant Thornton, LLP Harris Appraisals Babush, Neiman, Kornman & Johnson Home Port Harris Sample Book Bacardi USA Hoover Foods, Inc. Hennessy Jaguar Brown-Forman Company Local Three Hill’s Ace Hardware Busy Bee Promotions, Inc. Madison Presbyterian Church HIP, LLC The Container Store Multivac Hutchinson Car Dealer Credigy Solutions NAI Brannen Goddard, LLC Ice Screen, Inc. DIAGEO-Guinness USA Northern Tool & Equipment Industrial Developments E*Trade Financial The Peters Company at Keller Williams Realty International, Inc. Gratus Capital Management Private Bank of Buckhead J. Crew INVESCO Project Builders 12 * Contributions to special events are credited to the fi scal year (Oct. 1 – Sept. 30) in which the event occurs. Clarence E. Harris Foundation, Inc. Foundation Donors Mr. Doug Bowles Community Health Charities of Georgia $1 – $99 Mr. Matthew Brott Golden Corral Charitable Fund of Triangle AT&T United Way Employee Giving Mr. Jim Calvert Community Foundation Boy Scout Troop 700 Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Carlos Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Georgia, Inc. Frazier & Deeter Foundation Miss Morgan Clark Kid Rock Foundation The Home Depot Foundation Mr. Mark Claude Selby and Richard McRae Foundation The Progressive Insurance Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Cobb Youth Service Fund, Inc. Ronald Hart Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Correll Mr. and Mrs. Wayne T. Cusick Foundation Donors Schneider Electric North America Foundation Mr. Edward Dannenberg $5,000 – $9,999 United Way of Central & Northeastern Connecticut Mr. and Mrs. John DeGuenther Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. David Dermer Barham-Calhoun Memorial Fund Individual Donors Mr. and Mrs. Paul Di Vito CCW Charitable Trust $25,000+ Mr. David Dick Chipper Jones Family Foundation Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Dobie Edwin & Louise Rothberg Family Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hertz Mr. and Mrs. James Eaton Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. David Ratcliffe Mr. Ralph G. Edwards Evelyn and Frank Gordy Foundation Mr. Justin Ellington General Mills Foundation Individual Donors $10,000 – $24,999 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin S. Epstein Gertrude & William C. Wardlaw Fund Mr. and Mrs. Todd Evans Kids II Foundation Anonymous Mr. Steve Ewing Lenore and Victor Maslia Foundation Mr. Kevin Berg and Mrs. Carrie Simon Mr. Mike Fishbein Push America Mr. Bill Burge Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Frank Roderick S., Flossie R. & Helen M. Galloway Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell Mr. John Freer Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William Hipp Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Friedman Rooms To Go Children’s Fund Ms. Blair Smith Mr. Adam T. Fuller Sarah Baldwin Harris and J.D. Harris Corporate Donors Individual Donors Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Giglio Foundation $5,000 – $9,999 Mr. Matt Gilley $1 – $99 Weber Family Foundation Anonymous (2) Mr. Michael Glennon 1370 NHA Associates, LP Wells Fargo Atlanta Foundation Mr. Michael Golden and Dr. Juliet A. Golden Access Test Prep Mr. Lamar Q. Ball III Foundation Donors Ms. Sally Gottesman Accident Fund Insurance Mr. and Mrs. John Barnard $2,500 – $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. David Brown Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Greene Company of America Mr. and Mrs. David Gregory All The Details Bank of America Matching Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Larry Connolly Community Foundation of Northwest Georgia Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis Mr. Ray Guidice Alsobrooks Architects, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hagen Autumn Leaf Software, LLC Enterprise Holdings Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jay Harris Jane Smith Turner Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter Katz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hale Baker Audio Ms. Reta Hampton Brinker International Leonard & Jerry Greenbaum Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey J. Kelly, Jr. Selig Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kendrick Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herbert Charity Gift Certifi cates Mr. and Mrs. Josh Kamin Collector’s United Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Craig Leathers Mr. and Mrs. Isador Mitzner Dr. and Dr. Thomas W. Kiernan Corporate Risk Advisors, Inc. Foundation Donors Mr. and Mrs. Ken Richards Mr. Peter Kite Cuts, Inc. $1,000 – $2,499 Mrs. Carolyn Smith Mr. and Mrs. Chad Koenig Document Pros Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Richard Krebs Dunwoody Speech, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weber The Argo Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wibell Mr. David Kuniansky First Data Foundation Atlanta Braves Mr. and Mrs. J. Vincent Laney Gartner Matching Gift Center Blonder Family Foundation, Inc. Individual Donors Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Love Golden Girls, LLC Community Foundation for Morgan County $2,500 – $4,999 Mr. Jason Martin Gwinnett County Radloff Middle School Council for Physically Challenged Children Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Guy Brunelle Mrs. Susan S. Martos ING Equifax Foundation Dr. Michael Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. McKenna Ingles Estate of Nancy Forsyth Noblin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis Mr. David McPherson Integrated Therapy, LLC Give with Liberty Mr. Frank Folmar Mr. Patrick Moton The Lineage Group Greater Hartford Community Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Freeman Mr. Jeff Neville Lowe’s – Athens Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Noonan Mansell Shops, LLC The Henry W. Grady Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David F. Haddow Mr. Richard Nuckols The Nook on Piedmont Park J.E. Fehsenfeld Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hetherington Mr. Philip Nutsugah Poe’s Heating & Air Conditioning Lubo Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Holmes Ms. Susie Oddo Publix Super Markets, Inc. – Bethlehem and Luci and Stan Sunshine Family Foundation Mr. Weedy Johnson and Mrs. Kim B. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. David Parks Atlanta Division Patty and Doug Reid Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kenny Mr. Stanford Phillips Quest Medical, LLC Robert Fowler Family Fund Mr. Hunter Lord Razorfi sh The SLS Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lord Sanofi -Aventis The Stephen Scott Selig Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Allen Marsh SHF Technical Services Tinter Family Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Lenore S. Maslia Socialvest Ventures, LLC Weiland Family Philanthropic Fund Mr. Michael Miller Truist Weiss Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Montag Unique To You, Inc. The Zaban Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Nelson United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta Mr. and Mrs. J. David Penson Foundation Donors We Are One Designs Mr. and Mrs. Mark Richt $500 – $999 Woolard Construction, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith WSC Associates, LP AXA Foundation Mr. John Stanford Foundation Donors Bryans Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Darren Strozier $25,000+ FM Global Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Todd Vickery Loeb Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. Greg Wagner Anonymous Mallen Family Foundation Abraham J. & Phyllis Katz Foundation Mr. Skip Weiland and McKesson Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Angie Weiland Charles D. Burnett Foundation Stephanie & Blake Selig Foundation, Inc. Community Foundation of Northeast Georgia Mrs. Dorothy M. Yates The Burdette Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ruddy Polhill Georgia-Pacifi c Foundation Individual Donors Ms. Gwynn Powell Hookeedoo Foundation Foundation Donors $1,000 – $2,499 Taco Mac Charities $100 – $499 Mrs. Karen Powell Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Jason Pruitt The Luther and Susie Harrison Foundation AAHL Foundation Mr. Adam Abramowitz and Ms. Lori Samuels Mr. and Mrs. Doug Reid The Scott Hudgens Family Foundation Adele & Saul Blumenthal Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Wade Allen Mr. Eric M. Robbins The Zeist Foundation, Inc. C.R. Bard Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Amos Mr. and Mrs. David Rubinger GE Foundation Foundation Donors Mr. Keith Anderson Mr. George Sertl Kimberly-Clark Foundation $10,000 – $24,999 Mr. Neal Aronson and Mrs. Wendy Conrad Mr. Thomas Shakely Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Mr. and Dr. Andrew Bauman Mr. and Mrs. Steak Shapiro Anonymous National Christian Foundation The Alice & Noah N. Langdale, Jr. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ron Beerman Mrs. Betty Shelton Paul L. Newman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Benjamin Atlanta Charity Clays Operating Fund Shepherd Foundation, Inc. The Billi Marcus Foundation, Inc. Mr. Kevin Bloswick United Way of the Greater Triangle Mr. Scott Bogart The Brooks Family Charitable Lead Verizon Foundation Matching Gift 13 Annuity Trust Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Boggs Mrs. Frances Garrison Mr. Brent Sergot Mr. John A. Chandler and Mr. and Mrs. David Geller Mrs. Kimberly Shapiro Mrs. Elizabeth V. Tanis Mr. James Gerth Mr. and Mrs. Maury A. Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cherry Mr. Andrew Ghertner Mr. Douglas Shook Mr. Scott Childress Mr. Randall Gifford Mr. and Mrs. David Shoulberg Mr. Evan Clark Mr. and Mrs. Marc Glenn Mrs. April Shuford Mr. and Mrs. Jan Clark Mr. and Mrs. Skip Gray Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shutt Mr. and Mrs. James Clarke Mr. Paul Greenberg Mr. Louis Sicurezza Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clements Mr. and Mrs. Brian Greene Mr. Gerry Signs Mr. Adam Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Steven Grosswald Ms. Erica Silva Mr. and Ms. Gregory Cohen Ms. Louise Gunn Mr. Joe Simonds and Dr. Lorraine Simonds Dr. and Mrs. Mark Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haber Mr. and Mrs. Adam Skorecki Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Jay Halpern Mr. Justin Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Colie Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hammer Mr. and Mrs. J. Riley Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Connors Dr. Inger Hansen Mr. and Mrs. George Sutherlin Dr. Steven Cook Mr. Jim Hardee Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Tassopoulos Mr. and Mrs. J. Samuel Coolik Mr. and Mrs. James Hatcher Mr. Jeffery Telfare, Jr. Ms. Leslie Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hill Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thompson Ms. Carrie Cooper Ms. Amy Hill Mr. Robert Unell Mr. Matthew Cornick Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hillegass Mr. Charles Wagner Mr. Andrew Cowan Mr. James Honkisz Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wexler Mr. Bruce Crahan Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Williams Mr. Doug Crane Mr. and Mrs. William Houghton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolf Ms. Ashley Crawley Mr. Peter Sheton Mr. Will Hudson III Mrs. Dina Wolfe Dr. and Mrs. Ian Crocker Mr. and Mrs. Murk Smitherman Mr. and Mrs. Jeb Hughes Mr. Paul Wong Mr. and Mrs. Walter Culpepper III Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Snow Mr. Humberto Izquierdo Mr. Andrew Wren Mr. and Mrs. Larry Daniel Mr. and Mrs. David Spotts Mr. Brad Jadwin Mr. Barry Wright Ms. Alice Dannenberg Mr. and Mrs. Marcus A. Steed Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jobe Mr. and Mrs. Philip Yagoda Mr. Pete Daughtery Mr. Ken Stone Mr. Tim Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Danny Yates Mr. Jayesh Dave Mr. Jeff Terry Mr. Kris Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Young Mr. Kenny Davis Mr. and Mrs. Neil Kaplowitz Mr. John Demarco and Ms. Bonni Pszola Mr. Brad Thornton Individual Donors Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Kleinman Mr. and Mrs. David A. Denmark Mr. and Mrs. John Trautwein $200 – $499 Dr. Ramie Tritt Mr. John Kline Dr. and Mrs. George Deriso Mr. and Mrs. Dave Abrams Mr. and Mrs. Gary Unell Ms. Jami Kohn Mr. William T. Dillard Ms. Veronica Adadevoh Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walters Mr. and Mrs. Steven Labovitz Mr. and Mrs. Pable DiMarco Mr. Christo Adams Mr. J. Paul Whitehead and Ms. Deborah Maslia Mr. John Lagana Mr. Sheldon Donner Mr. and Mrs. James Adams Mr. Eric Wiggins Mr. Mike Langenderfer Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dornblaser Mr. Will Adams Mr. and Mrs. Comer Yates Mr. Michael Lawler Mr. Tony Dowdy Ms. LaShelle Aggelakos Mr. and Mrs. Howard Zandman Mr. Kip Layman Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Duff Mr. Guy Leonard Mr. Jamal Al Jabiri Mr. and Mrs. James Dugan Individual Donors Mr. and Mrs. Michael Leven Mr. John Alessi Mr. and Dr. Robert Duncan $500 – $999 Mr. Brian Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Allan Mrs. Renee Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Drew Allvine Mr. Joseph M. Lewis and Ms. Robin Holland Mr. David Altman Mr. Michael Echevarria Mr. John Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lichtenstein Ms. Mary Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Tom Elkin Mr. Eliot M. Arnovitz and Dr. Phyllis Kozarsky Dr. and Mrs. Alton Lightsey Mr. and Mrs. Alan Beychok Mr. Jonathan Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Todd Asarch Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Litvak Ms. Christine Arnold Mr. L. Ernesto Espinel Mr. and Mrs. Terry Baker Mr. Adam Lloyd Ms. Ellen Arnovitz Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Esser Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Londe Mr. Michael Aycox Mr. and Mrs. David Etzkorn Mr. and Mrs. Michael Balser Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lupuloff Mr. and Mrs. John Ayers Mr. David Evans Mr. Glenn Barham Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mace Mr. Michael Bachelder Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ezor Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benamy Mr. Will Margiloff Mr. Alfred Bacon, Jr. Ms. Darla Farley Dr. and Mrs. Jay Berkelhamer Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mathews Mr. Richard Bakare Mr. Peter Farley Mr. and Mrs. Justin Berman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mazur Mr. and Mrs. Brian Banner Mr. and Mrs. Chris Faussemagne Mr. and Mrs. Joel Bowman Mr. James McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnard Mr. Kevin Flaherty Dr. Karen Braxley Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McClure Mr. Maurice Bass Mr. and Mrs. John Fleming Ms. Manon Brochu Mr. and Mrs. John McColl Mr. Frank Beaumont Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Richard Broth Dr. and Dr. Michael McConnell Mr. Brent Beckham Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brown Mr. David McKinney Ms. Suzanne Marsili Benham Mrs. Tammie Brown Mrs. and Mr. Kendra McQueen Ms. Alexandria Berg Mr. Lee Buechele Mr. and Mrs. Adam Merlin Ms. Susan Berkowitz Ms. Lisa Burnett Dr. Cedric Miller Dr. Jeffrey Bernstein and Mr. Dan Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Miller, Jr. Mrs. Janet Selig Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Callahan Ms. Gayle Baxter Mitrano Mr. Robert Berta Mr. Anthony Calobrisi Dr. David Monson Mr. David Bishko Mrs. and Mr. Kay Cantrell Mr. and Mrs. Pete Moraitakis Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bloom Mr. Robert J. Casey and Ms. Beth Josephic Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Moran Mr. and Mrs. Wade Boggs Mr. Gage H. Caulder Mr. Thornton Muir Mr. Steven Bova Mr. Chuck Chambers Mr. Derek Murphy and Mr. John Boykin Ms. Katie Chrisohon Mrs. Wanda C. Dunaway Mr. and Mrs. Michael Breed Mr. and Mrs. Mark N. Cole Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nathan, MD Mr. and Mrs. Greg Bright Ms. Ashley Collins Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Noble Ms. Ruth Briley Mr. Bobby Cremins, Jr. Mr. Paul O’Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown Mr. Alge Crumpler Mrs. Danielle Oves Mr. Dustin Brown Mr. Bradley Currey Mr. Clayton Parker Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bruce Mr. and Mrs. William Flook Mr. and Mrs. Jeantou DeGrammont Dr. and Mrs. Paul Parker Dr. Robert Bruce and Mrs. Shelly Friend Mr. Chris Derrick Mr. Paul Pascupti Mrs. Andrea Miller-Bruce Mr. David Garfi nkle Mr. Alex Dominguez Mr. and Mrs. William Pharr Mr. Scott Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Peter Genz Mrs. Melinda Driskell Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Preis Mr. Mike Bulman Mrs. Lisa George Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Eichel Mr. Andrew Rachels Ms. Mary Lynn Butler Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gerlinger Mr. and Mrs. Travis Ellis Ms. Rosalyn Ratchford-Shook Mr. Pete Butler Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Getzendanner Mr. Andrew Fernandez Mr. Jeff Raupp Mr. and Mrs. Doug Caines Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gibbs Mr. John Fitzgerald Mr. Norm Richie Mr. Dustin Cantrell Mr. and Mrs. Greg Gibbs Mr. Chris Floor Mr. David Roos, Jr. Mr. David Carl Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Freeman Mr. Michael Rosenberg and Ms. Maria Carrillo Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. Rob Frohwein Mrs. Jessie Rosenberg Mr. David Carruth Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Jordy Gamson Mr. and Mrs. Alex Roush Ms. Valerie Carter Mr. and Mrs. Ed Godfrey Mr. Kevin Ryan Mr. Adam Caruthers and Dr. Lindsay Rambo Dr. and Mrs. Robert Goode Dr. and Mrs. Cyrus Samai Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Carver Ms. Deborah Gord 14 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Schindler Mr. Gregory Cashman Mr. John Gordon Mr. William Selby Mr. Fred Cerrone Ms. Kathie Gottlieb Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Grant Mr. Rodney Lebrun Mr. and Mrs. Ian Ratner Mr. Kim Treaster Mr. Andy Grant Mr. Chris Lennert Mr. C.A. Reddic Mr. Dale Tripp Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gray Mr. John Leslie and Mrs. Brenda Leslie Ms. Jill Reichle Mr. Neil Turry Mrs. Donna Gray Ms. Mary Leslie Mr. Bob Reusing Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Van Gerpen Mr. Shayne Gray Mr. Scott Levine Mr. R. Kirk Rich Mr. Tom Verkooijen Mrs. Jennifer Greenbaum Mr. Brian Lewis Ms. Susan Rich Mr. Raymond Voght Mr. and Mrs. Seth Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Greg Lewis Mr. Bert Rifkin Ms. Jane Vosloh Mr. Sheldon Greenwald Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lichtenstein Mr. Mark Rinder Ms. Elizabeth Waddey Mr. Andy Griffi n Mr. Kevin Lotti Mr. Bradley Roberts Mr. Charles Wade Ms. Stacy L. Grooms Mr. and Mrs. L. Joseph Loveland, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Roche Mr. Doug Walker Mr. and Mrs. Rich Grzeszkowiak Dr. Michelle Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. James Rockwell Mr. Al Wall Mr. Thomas Guest and Dr. Jodi L. Guest Mr. and Mrs. Skip Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rogers Mr. Peter Ward Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guth Mr. Guadalupe Macias Mr. and Mrs. Chad Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weisbecker Mr. Bryan Hadley Mr. William Major Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wells Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hahn Ms. Jennifer Malkin Mr. and Mrs. James Roth Mr. Jobe West Ms. Sally J. Hale Mr. Basil Manuel Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Westberry, Jr. Mr. Frank Hall Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Marcella Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Rubin Mr. Brian Whalen Mr. W. Howell Hammond Mr. Don Marino II Mr. Albert Saccheda Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson Mr. Reid Harbin Mr. Wayne Martens Mr. and Mrs. Brett Samsky Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wildstein Ms. Linda Harper Mr. Scott Martineau Mr. and Mrs. Rafael San Miguel Ms. Lisa Williams Mr. Thomas Harper Mr. Anthony Martinelli Mr. Robert Sanchez Ms. Rene Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Harris Mr. Lee Martini Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saul Mr. Robert Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Mac Harris Ms. Eve Maschinot Mr. and Mrs. Richard Saul Mr. and Mrs. Burt Wittenberg Mr. Robert Harris Mr. Leon Mattern Mr. Morray W. Scheinfeld Ms. Jill Wood Mr. Andrew Harrison Mr. Nash Matti Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schiff Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wood Mr. Ryan Harrod Mr. Edward McAlexander Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Woods Ms. Jamie Harty Dr. Shannon McBride Mr. Charles Schoen Mr. and Mrs. Roy Woods Mr. Aubrey Harwell Mr. John McCarthy Mr. Kursten Schuetz Ms. Jean Wright Dr. and Mrs. J. Haverty Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McClain Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. John Healey Mr. Jared McClinic Mr. and Mrs. John F. Schwarz Mr. Adam Zuckerman Mrs. Johnnie Helms Ms. Marylin McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scripture Individual Donors Mr. Ronald Herman Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin McGuffey Mr. and Mrs. John Seidl $1 – $199 Mr. Sam Herman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Brian Seitz Capt. Jordan Herzberg Ms. Linda McMahon Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Shapiro Camp Twin Lakes gratefully acknowledges and Mr. Bob Hine Mr. and Mrs. Larry Melnick Mr. and Mrs. Terry Shelton appreciates the 7,704 donors who gave gifts Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hinkle Dr. and Mrs. Dale Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Larry I. Sheron in 2012. Mr. Dale Hiser Mr. Jim Meyer Mr. Gerald Shirk Mr. Paul Hodgson Dr. Tracy Middlebrooks Mr. Clark Siegwarth Mr. Chad Holman Mr. and Mrs. Zach Middlebrooks Mr. Edwin Simmons Mr. Doug Hooker Mr. and Mrs. William Milam Mr. and Mrs. David Simpson Mr. Eli Hoppenfeld Ms. Kelly Miller Mrs. Betty Sims Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Horowitz Ms. Arlene Mitchell Ms. Nina Siu Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Horton Mr. Richard Mitchell Mr. Chris Slack Ms. Mary Howell Mr. Mike Moran Mr. and Mrs. Brad Smith Mr. Jeffrey Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moreau Mr. Brent Smith Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hutton Mr. and Dr. Kenneth Morneault Mr. and Mrs. Brian Smith Mr. Kevin Ingham Mr. David Mosley and Ms. Anne Fennessy Mr. Eric Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Muller Ms. Jodi Smith Ms. Carla Jann Ms. Patricia Mullins Mr. Lawrence Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jarusinski Mr. Wally Neill Ms. Glenda Fitzpatrick Ms. Jessica Jerabek Mr. Andrew Nelson Mr. Stanley Smith Ms. Ashley Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Scott Neu Mr. Trey Smith Mr. and Mrs. Boland Jones Mr. Eric Newberg Ms. Holly Snow Ms. Dorothy H. Jordan Mr. Tony Nguyen Dr. Kenneth J. Sobel and Mr. David Josephic Mr. Rodney Nilson Mrs. Deborah R. Cohen Ms. Suzanne Judas Ms. Whitney O’Keeffe Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Soha Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Kallman Mr. Vernon O’Neal Mr. Steven Soldavini Dr. and Mrs. Michael Kalson Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ogburn Mr. Greg Spangler Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kampfe Mr. Tony Oglesby Mr. and Mrs. David Sparks Dr. and Mrs. Eric Kardon Mr. Tucker Olander Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Randy Karesh Mr. and Mrs. Brian Olney Mr. and Mrs. Doug Spear Mr. Arvo Kasari Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Scott Spence Mr. Robert Kaufmann Ms. Vanessa Osborne Mr. Michael Spies Mr. Marty Kehoe Mr. and Mrs. Lee Page Mr. David Spruill Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kehoe Mrs. Anna Parham Mr. Aaron Stecker Mr. and Mrs. Roman Keiser Mr. and Mrs. James C. Parks, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stegemoeller Mr. Chris Kellar Mr. and Mrs. Chris Parris Mr. and Mrs. Howard Steinberg Mr. Robert Keller Mr. and Mrs. Rahul Patel Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. Randy Kieffer Mr. Zacchary Pelter Mr. Kyle Stephens Mr. Nick Kirbabas Mr. Ken Perry Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stern Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kirschner Ms. Dana Peters Mr. Ed Stinson Mr. and Mrs. Sam Klein Mrs. Dian Peterson Mr. Jerry Stovall Mr. Tim Klespies Mr. Matt Peterson Mr. Bruce Strahan Mr. W Kevin Knight Miss Jimmie G. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. James Stratigos Ms. Linda Knolle Mrs. Cindy Pietkiewicz Ms. Mary Beth Struble Dr. Allison Koenig Mr. Chris Piper Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Suarez Mr. Dan Kohl Mr. John Pitner Mr. Ryan Summers Mr. Kyle Kolumbus Mr. and Mrs. Louie Pittman Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kopelman Mr. Michael Plasker Mr. and Mrs. John Swails Dr. and Mrs. Norman Kornblatt Mr. and Mrs. John Pluschau Mr. and Mrs. Aleksander Szlam Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Korzi Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pollock Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tanner Mr. Ned Kreiss Dr. and Ms. Mark Pollock Mr. and Mrs. Mark Taylor Mr. Peter Kupferberg Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Powell Mr. Brian Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lafauci Mrs. Debbie Press Ms. Patricia B. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lane Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ptak Mr. and Mrs. William J. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lanier Mr. Ricky Purcell Ms. Debra Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lasser Ms. Louise Rains Mr. William Thornton Mr. Peter Law Mr. Manuel J. Ramos and Ms. Lydia C. 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