Thriving Building Leadership and Self-Expression 2014 Annual Report Me Myself and I Me myself and I is beautiful I know I can do this, Inside and out so I’m going to try Me is strong, Try my best, And me is brave And do my best Myself has kindness, If I mess up, And myself has generosity Well I tried But most of all, And that’s the great part I have curiosity About being, Me is proud of being here, Me Myself and I Up on this lovely stage Aslan N., Age 10 Myself is nervous, Markham Elementary School But at the same time curious Portland Of what people will think of me,
2 America SCORES 2014 Annual Report America SCORES, a national non-profit, serves over 8,000 children at over 155 public and charter schools in 14 major cities. America SCORES’ mission is to inspire urban children to lead healthy lives, be engaged students and have the confidence and character to make a difference in the world. We achieve this mission through daily after school programs that combine soccer, poetry and community service. This holistic, team-based approach works. America SCORES students, 85% of whom qualify for free or reduced lunch, improve academically, increase physical fitness and have a greater sense of confidence and belonging.
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America SCORES 2014 Annual Report 3 Poet Express yourself Have feelings Proudness Imagination and A brain Shine brighter than the sun Use your 5 senses But most of all Use that wonderful brain and imagination Of yourself
Bertha M., Age 10 Newlon Elementary School Denver
4 America SCORES 2014 Annual Report Report Contents Introduction 6 2014 Highlights 8 Reach & Program 14 Impact 16 Program Profiles 18 Board Members 24 Supporters 28 Financial Report 34
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america scores By the Numbers
14 cities across the United States & Canada
164 schools Public and charter schools
686 coaches Teachers in the schools
8,272 poet-athletes
× 7.5 hours/week × 24 weeks = 1.5 million child-hours of after-school programming in 2014
6 America SCORES 2014 Annual Report America SCORES marked its 20th program year in 2014. In 1994, DC SCORES was founded A Message from by Julie Kennedy, a young public school teacher in Washington, D.C., who saw a lack of activities Ben & Holly for her students after school. Implementing core has now gone international and ensured that high values of teamwork, leadership and commitment quality after-school programming is available to into her students, the program launched 20 years communities in need around Vancouver. of life-changing experiences for tens of thousands Another addition to our family was World of low-income students through poetry, soccer Champion Goalkeeper Briana Scurry as National and community service. Spokesperson. With Bri’s support and visibility, Today, America SCORES serves over 8,000 America SCORES will inspire generations of students. In expanding our program to serve young girls and boys to succeed in the classroom K-2nd grade and middle school students, we are and on the field. Her involvement continues our able to give more young people the opportunity long-standing connection with the U.S. Women’s to express themselves, have a coach and a team National Team. of peers. Perhaps most significantly in our 20th To the hundreds of donors, volunteers and year, SCORES has proven time and again to be supporters that continue to make America a successful and sustainable program. Statistics SCORES possible: thank you. Thank you for show that our poet-athletes improve their providing the opportunities for SCORES poet- physical fitness and academics and have a greater athletes to succeed, both in school and in life. connection to the community. The pages ahead Here’s to the next 20 years! will deepen your understanding of the people that make SCORES so special. We welcomed a new member to our network this year with the launch of Canada SCORES Vancouver. With the leadership of longtime Benjamin Chrnelich Holly O’Donnell SCORES board member Jon Lutz, our program Board Chair Executive Director
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Trip to the White House Watch the White House ceremony On Oct. 1, 2014, DC SCORES poet-athletes the Sporting KC players who have reached the from Truesdell Education Campus (an 18-year pinnacle of success in their sport. The students SCORES participant) were in for the experience learned that healthy habits are important on and of a lifetime when they were invited to the White off the soccer field! House lawn for a soccer clinic with Sporting The MLS champion team’s visit to the White Kansas City, the 2013 MLS champions. Donning House is an annual event for the president to Sporting KC shirts, the Truesdell students showed congratulate the team and celebrate the sport of off their skills in front of the pros and picked up soccer with kids from the community. As soccer some pointers along the way. becomes more prominent in the country, more In addition to celebrating the MLS champions, opportunities arise for America SCORES to raise the poet-athletes took part in the President’s awareness about the impact the sport can have Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition’s #EatSmart on youth development. Last year, poet-athletes campaign. Each poet-athlete filled out signs about from Atlanta, Boston, and Cleveland were invited why they make healthy eating choices. Ranging to join DC SCORES at the home of the president. from practical answers like “To stay in shape” to It’s an amazing opportunity for SCORES students more long term goals like “Perform my best,” to meet their idols and learn about how teamwork the campaign was boosted by the presence of and hard work can lead to success in life.
8 America SCORES 2014 Annual Report America SCORES 2014 Annual Report 9 8th annual National Poetry SLAM! Watch the 2014 Poetry SLAM! In an event highlighting powerful poetry and Now in its 8th year, the National Poetry SLAM! celebrating SCORES supporters near and far, there is the annual celebration of America SCORES that was one clear takeaway from the evening: words showcases the power of our program to instill can change the world. confidence and self-expression into the lives of On April 7, 2014, under the lights of the New America’s youth. Thousands of SCORES students York Stock Exchange, 26 poet-athletes from 13 work throughout the school year to write and cities across the country marched out in unison to perform their original poetry at regional Poetry chants of “Can you hear through the power of my SLAMs around the country for the opportunity to words?” Thus began an exhibition of poetry that travel to New York City for the trip of a lifetime. would bring the over 200 people in attendance The event is the culmination of two days of (and over 1,000 watching online via live stream) practicing, sight-seeing, and spending time with to laughter, tears, and an overwhelming feeling each other for the selected students. Participants that these kids are capable of anything. Exhibiting come away with lifelong friends, a sense of command of stage, language, and technique, the belonging beyond their communities, and a students left those attending in absolute awe. new self-belief to achieve inside and out of the classroom.
10 America SCORES 2014 Annual Report Watch Xavier on MSNBC
The Last Word Blaine with Lawrence O’Donnell this would be such a shame! For one lucky poet-athlete, the National Poetry I love showing my Jaguar PRIDE SLAM! performance was only the beginning of and wearing my burgundy and tan, the night’s celebration. After an invite to MSNBC’s so to save my school is the plan! “The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell,” Xavier It’s not fair to close our school and C. of DC SCORES appeared on the show with force us to go America SCORES National Executive Director I need the arts and technology to Holly O’Donnell. Looking like a seasoned TV help me grow! veteran throughout, Xavier answered questions We know our math and reading about SCORES and then stepped onto the studio scores may not be the best, stage to perform the poem that had stunned the But we have potential because our National Poetry SLAM! audience hours earlier. worth is more than just data and My School’s Closing… tests! I heard the most terrible news Moms, Dads, and community and it’s left me so confused! leaders…we need your help to save My school may be closing and I am our school! in shock! Please let the Public Charter School I would do anything to turn back the Board know that closing ATA hands on the clock! would not be cool! ATA is the best school for me and the If I am the future, then put my needs only one I’d choose, first! but if you close our doors we’d lose… – Xavier C., Age 10 our home away from home on 5300 Arts & Technology Academy Washington, D.C.
America SCORES 2014 Annual Report 11 new National Spokesperson Briana Scurry Read the Sports Illustrated Article In June 2014, America SCORES welcomed an outstanding shoot-out save against China in a very exciting new member to the SCORES front of 90,000 screaming fans. Scurry continued family. Olympic and World Cup champion to make history as one of the first women in goalkeeper Briana Scurry was named the National the world to participate in a woman’s paid Spokesperson for SCORES. In her new role as an professional league until a debilitating head-injury ambassador, she has been spreading her love for led to her retirement in 2010. the game of soccer and her passion for education As spokesperson, Scurry travels to SCORES to poet-athletes all across the country. cities to host soccer clinics with young poet- Scurry is widely thought of as one of the athletes and inspires them to be confident and world’s best female soccer goalkeepers, with two successful on and off the field. In addition, she Olympic gold medals (1996 and 2000) and 173 was featured in the July 7, 2014 issue of Sports international appearances, including the 1999 FIFA Illustrated, where she discussed her role with World Cup Final, where she made history with SCORES and her comeback from concussion.
Photo by Jennifer Packard
12 America SCORES 2014 Annual Report Photo by Pam Whitesell
“America SCORES changes the lives of children who need it the most. I’m happy to be part of something bigger than myself and give back to the soccer world, which has given so much to me.” Briana Scurry
“We are honored to have Briana join our team. She adds a new dimension of leadership and motivation for children, coaches, schools and communities across the country.”
Holly O’Donnell America SCORES National Executive Director
Photo by Sam Robles
America SCORES 2014 Annual Report 13 Reach & Program
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America SCORES was developed in 1994 in Originally focused on elementary school, the Washington, D.C. by a public school teacher program has expanded to meet the demands concerned that her students, lacking constructive of its students. With middle school programs, after-school options, were at risk of gang activity SCORES poet-athletes can stay with their team and other dangers after class. As she introduced and continue to have a safe space after school. new activities to her students—soccer, poetry, Similarly, many SCORES sites now offer winter service learning—she found that her students had and summer programming, ensuring students become more engaged in class, more physically can reap the benefits of teamwork and leadership active, and more involved in their communities. year-round. As students have entered high school Designed as a replicable model, SCORES has and college, programs have emerged to engage grown since becoming a national organization in alumni and help them graduate high school 1999 to impact over 8,000 students in over 155 and prepare for college. In this way, SCORES public schools in 14 cities in North America — establishes the platform for students to succeed Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Los now and for the future. To date, more than 50,000 Angeles, Milwaukee, New York, Portland (OR), urban youth have benefited from the unique San Francisco, Seattle, St. Louis, Vancouver, and programming of America SCORES. Washington D.C.
14 America SCORES 2014 Annual Report The SCORES Program Vancouver, BC Seattle Active students... Portland
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Junior Scores Core Program middle school active alumni K–2nd Grades 3rd–5th Grades 6th–8th Grades 9th+ Grades 6 cities 14 cities 8 cities 9 cities 15 schools 114 schools 35 schools 362 poet-athletes 665 poet-athletes 4,103 poet-athletes 1,549 poet-athletes
+1,593 additional poet-athletes participate in summer and winter programming
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social, emotional, academic, physical Impact In addition to the physical and mental benefits of SCORES, the program can have a significant impact on a child’s social and emotional learning (SEL). According to leading SEL organization CASEL, there are five core competencies to a child’s social and emotional learning:
Self-Awareness • 95% of children are happier and less stressed after participating in SCORES
Self-Management • 95% of parents report children can better handle challenges after participating in SCORES
Social Awareness • 95% of SCORES participants understand the importance of respecting their teammates and coaches
Relationship Skills • 76% of students reported that “SCORES helps me work together with others better”
Responsible Decision-Making • 100% of parents report that since participating in SCORES their child takes more responsibility for their actions
16 America SCORES 2014 Annual Report Dallas • 100% of parents felt that their children were I Feel Happy, I Feel Sad safe while at SCORES and 95% reported that I feel happy and I feel sad their children seemed happier or less stressed Why am I happy? since participating in the program. Because I am in SCORES. Why am I sad? DC Because I’m not at my house. • 94% of participants report that they have a Why am I happy and sad at the same positive attitude about themselves and 95% feel time? like a part of their community after participating Because I have two feelings in my in SCORES. heart. LA Why am I sad sometimes? • 85% of parents strongly agree the amount Because I put my T-shirt on of exercise or physical activity done at home backwards. by their child(ren) has increased since joining Why am I happy sometimes? SCORES. Because I put my T-shirt on right.
Luisa M., Age 9 Milwaukee Academia de Lenguaje y Bellas Artes • 68% increase in the number of participants Milwaukee who coaches rated as confident in their oral presentation ability.
New England • 79% of elementary participants were engaged in creative writing at the end of the program based on teacher evaluation.
Portland • 83% of students improved their aerobic capacity after participating in the program.
Seattle • 43% of students showed at least a 15% improvement in reading and writing scores determined by pre/post writing samples.
America SCORES 2014 Annual Report 17 Program Profiles
profile Everett Middle School Bay Area
18 America SCORES 2014 Annual Report Teamwork
It’s not uncommon to find members of the school had few options. Like Alonso, students same family involved with SCORES at one time often found the fees to participate in organized or another. For Alonso and Oscar, however, teams cost-prohibitive. However, in the past SCORES has become part of their daily lives. The three years, with the help of sponsors like the U.S. two moved to the United States from El Salvador Soccer Foundation and their “Soccer for Success” three years ago with their family and immediately program, this reality has changed. America found soccer as a way to integrate into new SCORES Bay Area is now able to provide low- surroundings. For the younger Oscar, the SCORES income middle school students like Alonso with elementary school program was a perfect fit. access to free soccer programming and often the However, for 13-year-old Alonso, the SCORES continuity of playing with the same team from core program for 3rd-5th graders was out of elementary school. reach. Although he was a skilled player, because Now 16 and in high school, Alonso continues of the high costs of playing club soccer, he had to to be a part of SCORES as a referee for middle settle for neighborhood pick-up games. school games. He also volunteers as a coach for America SCORES has offered programs to Bay Oscar’s team and spends most of his Saturday Area elementary school students since 2001, but mornings at the field assisting coaches, managing until recently, students that moved on to middle schedules, and refereeing.
“Being a referee and having my younger brother around me has inspired me to be the best that I can be. Thanks to SCORES, I have an opportunity to feel like a member of the community.” Alonso, age 16 SCORES referee Everett Middle School Bay Area
America SCORES 2014 Annual Report 19 profile Vancouver Canada scores
Jon Lutz Founder and Chairman of the Board
Jon’s history with SCORES dates back to serving as Board Chair of LA SCORES. Originally from London, England, Jon joined Electronic Arts Europe in 1998, the perfect fit for him as a video game enthusiast. Since then, he has been in various roles spanning the publishing, online, studio and corporate divisions. During his career at Electronic The 2013–2014 school year was a special year Arts, Jon has been based in London, Redwood for SCORES as we welcomed a new SCORES Shores, Los Angeles and most recently Vancouver. program in Vancouver. The leadership team of He is currently Vice President of Financial Planning Kevin Yang and Jon Lutz has been instrumental in & Strategy for Electronic Arts Inc. impacting Vancouver youth and making SCORES international! What motivated you to bring SCORES to the Vancouver community? “I moved to Vancouver in 2006, but continued as the board chair for America SCORES LA through 2012. Over time I became convinced there was a need for the SCORES program in Canada, and I would be guilty-as-charged if I did not make it happen. I spoke to family, friends and colleagues and discovered a large population of underserved vulnerable youth right here in Vancouver. With the Whitecaps back in the MLS, my position at EA Canada—home of the FIFA video game—and my experience in LA, it struck me that now was the time to bring SCORES to Canada. And I haven’t looked back since!”
20 America SCORES 2014 Annual Report Leadership
Kevin Yang Executive Director
Kevin began his journey with Canada SCORES Vancouver as a member of the volunteer development board in December 2013. After visiting the Canada SCORES kids on Day 1, he was immediately captivated by the program and started to volunteer as a soccer coach. His My Canada SCORES passion, dedication and commitment to the program only grew as he became more and Poem more involved. One of his most memorable Soccer ball into the net contributions to date was his involvement in Pass the goalie and into the net helping organize Canada SCORES Vancouver’s Falling down, someone helps me inaugural corporate cup. get back up Kevin was born in Taiwan and moved to Never ever in 1000 years going to Canada with his family when he was ten and has lived just outside Vancouver in Burnaby ever since. quit He considers Burnaby his hometown and would Passing to my friends love to “inspire, engage, and make a difference” in Kicking the ball into the net the lives of children in his community. I missed, maybe next time Doing poetry, writing on my paper What motivates you to be involved with SCORES? Try to finish my last sentence “Sports have always been an important part I finish my poem, it’s 5 sentences of my life. Playing soccer was how I made friends long when I first moved to Canada at age 10. Although Telling my poem to the kids I never developed into a quality soccer player, I will never forget how soccer helped ease the They all like it transition of one of the major changes in my life. Canada SCORES Rocks Now I am grateful to have the opportunity to Angus, Age 8 Vancouver utilize soccer as a tool to help vulnerable children mature into well-rounded citizens.”
America SCORES 2014 Annual Report 21 profile Tya N. Seattle
Tya is a dedicated SCORES alumnus and leader at Maple Elementary School. SCORES came into Tya’s life shortly after her father’s death, a tumultuous time for her family. While Tya struggled through this crisis, SCORES was a constant, positive influence in her life. Through the program, Tya came out of her shell to make friends, grow as a person and think positively about school. She has had a safe space to express her feelings through writing, in particular her When I Close My Eyes tribute to her father, “When I Close My Eyes.” In When I close my eyes, I see you 2012, Tya got the opportunity to perform this The person who makes my heart poem in New York City at the National Poetry whole SLAM!. Since graduating from the program, Tya You’re my light, my heart, my soul has remained very involved with SCORES, in You’re the awesomest person I know particular as a leader for her former team at Maple You stand by my side Elementary, where she assists coaches on a daily And keep me safe and whole basis. She also helps out at the SCORES office I hope you know during the Junior SCORES program in the winter. How much I love you so As a role model and inspiration to other poet- As time goes by athletes, she exhibits positivity and dedication and And I grow old will no doubt remain connected with SCORES for You don’t know how many times I cry years to come. When I open my eyes Of her work with the Maple SCORES girls team And my days are done Tya says, “There isn’t a day they I know that we will be one don’t make me smile.”
Tya N., Age 10 Maple Elementary School Seattle
22 America SCORES 2014 Annual Report Commitment profile Coach Santiago Dallas
Ordinarily the office manager at L.O. Donald Elementary by day, Coach Santiago comes to life when the bell rings for SCORES after school. He teaches both poetry and soccer to the poet-athletes of America SCORES Dallas. Recently beginning his fifth year of coaching SCORES, Santiago loves teaching students the fundamentals of soccer and thinks it’s so cool that he gets to work with them on their poetry and self expression as well. In his free time, Santiago watches soccer and coaches other soccer teams—he’s that committed to the sport!
“I’m grateful to have a team as committed as the Donald boys and girls. I believe the key to a successful program “Coach Santiago has been one of is to have parents as the hardest working coaches in my involved as possible. program. He always makes sure the Poet-athletes: I’m proud kids have every opportunity to learn of each and every one something new and to become better of you. Thank you for all people, both in the class and on the your support!” field. I am so thankful to have such a dedicated coach who loves his job Coach Santiago Donald Boys and Girls and his students.” Dallas Crystal Schober, Executive Director, America SCORES Dallas
America SCORES 2014 Annual Report 23 Board Members
2014 Board Members National Kelly Diggins Cleveland Manion Gaynor & Manning LLP Benjamin Chrnelich, Chair Ruth Coffey, Chair NYSE Paul Glover Invacare Corporation Travelers Bennie Smith, Vice Chair Michi Eaton, Secretary Amanda Groves Fairmount Santrol Brendan Moylan, Treasurer JP Morgan Sports Endeavors, Inc. Matthew Milcetich, Treasurer Nick Hummer KeyBank Douglas Boggs Guidespark Squire Patton Boggs, LLP Steve Friedman Cristian Igualt Squire Patton Boggs LLP Kathy-Ann Edwards Optimizely PwC Meredith Holt Akshay Kumar Cleveland Clinic Paul Friday TPG Capital Marlin & Associates Gregg LaSpisa Mark Lawton AXA Advisors Burton Haimes Education Management Consultant Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP Lyle Leavitt Katie Mooney New York Community Bank John Harkes JP Morgan D.C. United & Comcast Laura Mimura David Moore KeyBank John Linnehan TPG Capital Guggenheim Investments Mairghread Mukeredzi David Rosen KeyBank Christopher Perry Electronic Arts Thomson Reuters John O’Brien Parsa Saljoughian Howard & O’Brien Executive Search A.J. Twombly Institutional Ventures Partners American Express Richard Oliver Christopher Sonntag Fifth Third Bank Antonio Zea International Management Group adidas America Jeff Pacini Greater Cleveland Sports Commission Peter Galvin, Honorary Member Chicago Gale Griffin, Honorary Member Brian Slife Matt Raino, Chair Aon Risk Solutions, Inc. Bob Shay, Honorary Member Madison Dearborn Partners Scott Snider Mike Jancosek, Vice Chair Snider Premier Growth & The Cleveland Bay area William Blair & Company Freeze Andrew Hartman, Chair Brian Bullington Goldman Sachs America SCORES Chicago dallas Brian Finnie, Vice Chair Alex Fisher Emily Billingsley Industrial Growth Partners Madison Dearborn Partners Goldman Sachs-Private Wealth Advisor Roxanne Phen, Literacy Emily Friedman John Christensen Committee Chair MacArthur Foundation Christensen Family Foundation Oakland Unified School District Brian Irion Gavin Donovan Kim Klinedinst, Social Chair AonHewitt Trend Micro-Social Media Program TRX Kevin Knapp Manager Allen Carey, Social Media Chair Market Strategy Group, LLC Tom Dooley Horizon Partners Max Reed Retired from Alcon Labrotories Stu Berman CDW Chris Hamilton Bain & Co. Sumit Roy Attorney-Standley-Hamilton LLP Shawn Cherian Northern Trust Anne Lai Howard Cisco Steve Russell Attorney-UT Southwestern Medical Doug Clark Madison Dearborn Partners Ed Howard Goldman Sachs Karen Sewell Retired from Encompass Group Rahul Devaskar Baker & McKenzie Mike Howard San Jose Earthquakes Amy Vondra Stark Attorney-Law Office of Mike Howard - Chicago Public Schools PLLC
24 America SCORES 2014 Annual Report Moussa Kante Dontai Smalls Milwaukee Aramark/Starbucks Manager UPS Drake Dettman, Chair Bobby Miller Pierre Vigilance Derse AT&T Mobility Project Manager George Washington University, Public Health Ventures Group LLC Lisa Feldmeier, Treasurer Crystal Schober Hunger Task Force America SCORES Dallas Denver Nahid Afsari Sean Stark Cotter Consulting Stark Service Company - GM Kelly Warnock, Chair Starbucks Coffee Company Mike Angeli Jacob Teplin The Printery Bain & Co - Manager Drew Wilson, Vice Chair Integer Group Adam Czaia Ruth Villalonga R.W. Baird & Co. Associate Vice President Molina Naomi Baez Amos Healthcare Holland and Hart Chris Dadaian Business IT Source Justin Cohen dC Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Rania Dempsey, M.D. Medical College of Wisconsin Kevin Alansky, Co-Chair Dr. Bob Contiguglia SocialRadar Former President, US Soccer Alvaro Garcia-Velez Milwaukee Kickers Soccer Club Stephen Replogle, Co-Chair Bruce Dickinson Cove Strategies Colorado Youth Soccer Foundation Tammy Gilpin-Ripp Milwaukee Kickers Soccer Club Barton Bishop Jon Forget Sport and Spine Rehab Three Lions Becky Ginter Prestwick Limited Anthony Brown Dillon Powers Northrop Grumman Corporation Colorado Rapids Joel Hamann Kohl’s Ronya A. Corey Jason Zamkoff Merrill Lynch Children’s Hospital Kaitlin Hong Children’s Hospital Andrea Custis Custis & Associates LA Ryan Morrissey ULINE Kelly Dragelin Ronald Sittler, Chair U.S. Securities and Exchange Sittler Law Group Harley Rubin Fun Time Enterprises Commission David Shaheen, Treasurer Steve Goodman JPMorgan Chase Jamie Schmelzer Cramer-Krasselt Arjuna Solutions Jennah Dirksen Jay Grauberger Jason Schreiber Paul Carr-Rollitt (non-voting) Harley-Davidson Motor Company Clark Construction McDermott Will & Emery Paul Jackson Adrian Zilvetti Aaron Kaufman Disciplined Financial JCG Incorporated Sony Playstation Carl S. Kravitz Tisha Kimoto New england Zuckerman Spaeder LLP Starbucks Karen Lovitch David Chang, Chair Alexi Lalas Wellington Management Company Mintz Levin ESPN Howard L. McMillan, III Jay Heaps, Vice Chair Heather O’Reilly New England Revolution Wells Fargo Advisors US Women’s National Soccer Team Jodi Moraru Chris Pike, Treasurer Justin Portaz Advent International EVOKE Jenner & Block LLP Jennifer Gennaro Oxley Elizebeth Shea, Clerk Lee Rawles Federal Street Advisors Fulbright Association Electronic Arts Jack Reagan Stephen Antuna Andrew Robinson GuideSpark Grant Thornton LLP Solar Media Capital Chas Roades Brian Bilello Dana Schumacher New England Revolution The Advisory Board Company Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles
America SCORES 2014 Annual Report 25 2014 Board Members Bob Bruno New York St. Louis Retired (Wellington Management Company) Corwin Thomas, Chair Donna Aronoff Smith, Chair Ernst & Young Smith NMTC Associates, LLC Mark Cornish PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Adam Hankiss Julie DeGraaf Velazquez, Vice Debevoise Chair Kelly Coughlin McCormack Baron Salazar Cowen and Company Mark Jackson Thomson Reuters Matthew Bower, Treasurer Mary Driscoll Moneta Group Boston Public Schools Catherine Marquette New York Road Runners Marissa Q. Paine, Secretary Alfredo Gisholt The Painefree Group LLC Brandeis University Omar Muneeruddin National Grid Katie Felts Fernando González Córdoba KSDK everis, USA Inc. Miriti Murungi Nutmeg Radio Ryan Gavin Anthony Goodman Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale, P.C Tapestry Networks Adrienne Reininga PS 325 Ben Haas Keith Gainsboro CBRE Industrial Properties Elevate Communications Dean Smith Credit Suisse Holly Staley John J. Linnehan SSM Health Care Guggenheim Investments Portland Charles A. Stewart Jr. Marc Mantell See the AC Portland website. Metro Mintz Levin David Walters Larry Mariasis Seattle HY-C Company Inc. Retired (Bank of America) Lorelei Heisler, Chair Gary Scott Resources Global Professionals Vancouver State Street Corporation Jon Gonzalez, Vice Chair Jon Lutz, Chair & Secretary Amandio Sena Deloitte EA IMMI Financial Solutions Brent Romey, Treasurer John Mast, Vice Chair Bob Shay Russell Investment Expedia CruiseShipCenters Retired (Bank of America) Teri Le Clair, Secretary Ted Reid, Treasurer Timothy Syrett Community Volunteer Paladin Security WilmerHale Andy Beadle Janet Battle Craig Tornberg Microsoft Vancouver Whitecaps FC Dream Team FCA Johnna Hobgood Mary Fraser Mark Williamson Outerwall Hill+Knowlton Strategies Calera Capital Don Horowitz Peter Green Rick Yu Seattle U Trustee TELUS CLSA Steve Louden Daniel Gumprich Expedia Mogo Lamar Neagle Andrew Hung Seattle Sounders FC BMO Bank of Montreal Jim Rossi Jim Murray Eddie Bauer Brian Jessel BMW Trevor Stevenson Ryan Peake Maple Elementary Nickelback Bart Wiley Faizel Rawji Seattle Sounders FC Surrey School District Principal David Starr Burnaby School District Principal Lee Tregonning Europa Soccer Academy
26 America SCORES 2014 Annual Report Board Profile–National Brendan Moylan Chief Operations Officer & Co-Founder Sports Endeavors Inc.
With his brother Mike, Brendan built Sports “The patch program Endeavors, Inc. into the largest speciality soccer, gives those students lacrosse and rugby retailer in the world. Brendan who are positive has also served on the America SCORES National role models for their Board of Directors for over ten years. During this teammates a sense of time, he’s been active in expanding and sustaining pride and gives others our organization. From sage advice to National something to strive for Poetry SLAM! sponsorships, Brendan’s steady throughout the season.” nature and on-going commitment has kept America SCORES moving forward. Program Manager With Brendan’s leadership, Sports Endeavors SCORES Seattle Inc. has played an essential role in designing and supporting the SCORES patch program. Emblazoned with words that promote core SCORES values like Teamwork, Leadership, and Commitment, coaches across the country award these patches throughout the season to thousands of poet-athletes who exemplify those values and promote them within the community.
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2014 Supporters
national Brian Ellsworth Paul Caccamo Fans Golden Gate Women’s Colleen Fredericks Bruce McCarthy Paul Friday Anonymous Soccer League Cornelius Geary League of Caitlin O’Donnell Paul O’Neill Bingham McCutchen LLP Grace Shohet Cory Carlesimo Catherine Marquette Paul Rosenzweig and Katy Harriet Heyman and Craig Nichelle Champions Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. Cecilia Choy Kunzer Dodge and Cox Michael Moritz Dameon Philpotts $100,000+ Christopher Georgiou Peter and Diana Benet Eagle Village Community Innovation Endeavors Dan Delaney News Corp Christopher Perry Philip Fluhr Center Youth and Family Employee Gifting Dan Newman Ciaran Kennedy Phoebe Knowles Benefits Program Daniel Schwer Team Champions Services Coleen Chin Raymond and Kelly Wilson Electronic Arts James Coulter Danny Gracia $50,000–$99,999 David Cox Richard Downer Incorporated Jill and Bill Wallace Dave Rosen David Lebenstein Robert and Michelle Jonathan Soper David Chacon Scoring Champions Ernst & Young David Stella Caruso Goldman Sachs JPMorgan Chase Bank David Tunnell $25,000–$49,999 Dean Smith Robert Angelozzi Goldman Sachs and Co. Lally and Doug Clark Dennis Calas Anonymous Debra Pence-Meyenberg Robert Pressimone Matching Gift Program Lenox Advisors Diane Phillips Football for Hope (FIFA) Denise Yu Robert Sullivan GuidesSpark Lesbians for Good of Don Kurtze ICAP Dillon and Ann-Janette Robert Yacyshyn KPMG Horizons Foundation Donnette Clarens Volkswagen Group of Twombly Robyn Wechsler McKinsey & Company Lizzie Bull Doug Hamaker America Don Reardon Sarah Twombly Molly West and Charles Microsoft Corporation Doug Zurring Donald Henderson Serena Roosevelt Slaughter Matching Gifts Program Dr. Stringer MVPs Doug Logan Sharon Goldman RBC Capital Markets Nathan Nayman Elizabeth & Greg Ulrich $10,000–$24,999 Edward Robbins Stephen Hamilton Salesforce.com Foundation Nick Hummer Ellen Dorsey Charles A. Frueauff Elisabeth Wackman Sue Devine Technology Crossover North Bay Distribution, Inc Emily Mattos Foundation Erika Lewis Susan Peck Ventures Paragon Real Estate Group Eric Chavez Insperity Franklyn Smith Thomas Scholze The David B. Gold Richard Van Benschoten Eric Easom Peter Galvin Fred Popp Tim and Trinka Reed Foundation San Jose Earthquakes Erin Crosby Soccer.com Garrett Szibdat Timothy and Heather The San Francisco Community Fund Frances Chang Thomson Reuters George and Adriana Yockel Foundation Seth Bain Gary Rapaport Lizama Whitney Falk The San Francisco SoccerFours Inc Gary Wood Fans Goldman Sachs William and Jane Chrnelich Office of Financial Stephan Kiratsous Geoff Johnson $5,000–$9,999 Foundation Empowerment Stephanie Bull Glenn Colacurci John Linnehan Graeme Bush In Kind Thomas and Joy Mistele Steven Liu Grace Paolini Mostyn Foundation Greg Ochojski Squire Patton Boggs Foundation Susan Talucci Greg Chory NYSE Greg Tomkins Sports Endeavors TPG Capital Tom O’Connor Greg Lejnieks Orrick, Herrington & Heather Sprague Trevor Wright Helen and J. Thomas Sutcliffe LLP HP Company Match Supporters Wilsey Properties Lockhart James and Kara Cross bay area Andrew Hartman Helen Mendel Supporters Jason Leach Contributors League Champions ASEP SF - The After School Helen Nunberg $2,500–$4,999 Jeffrey Woods Enrichment Program Adam Shalleck Holly O’Donnell The San Francisco Adrienne Burns Bob Shay Jennifer Heinrich Chloe Fine Arts LLC Ian Morton Department of Children, Alec Ofsevit Brendan Moylan Jenny Howell Ellen and Patrick Becherer Ibinabo Krukrubo Youth and Their Families Alene Rohrer Dan Knise John Gordon Gene Valla Jack Jones Alfred Lindenbaum Marlin & Associates John Teuber Team Champions Hanson Bridgett LLP James Weyhrauch Jon VanDrisse Hotel Tomo Allen Carey Jason Fellner Pepsi Bay Area Community Jordan Bookey Jenna and Quinten Alma McKinney Jason Gonzalez Resources Jozanne Joseph Beckmann Amy and James Jason Jones Captains Caerus Foundation Inc. $1,000–$2,499 Juliet Centino Julia and Bill Brentani Weyhrauch Jason White Amy and John Jenkins Al and Linda Rusnak Justin Segool Scoring Champions Kixeye Jason Yocum Andrew Hughes Antonio Zea Justine Gottshall GGS Foundation Lee Perry Joe Wolff Andrew Meyer Bennie Smith Kathrina Peterson Keri and Mark Talucci Lori Schweitzer John Brookes Andrew Rosenfeld Eric Ellsworth Kathryn Walmsley Saint Francis Foundation Lorna Meyer John Hurabiell Anne Warner Cribbs Gale Griffin Kellen Brink San Francisco Unified Natalie and Richard John Manning Ariel Boxerman Gretchen Ellsworth Kenneth Sommers School District Loggins John Stiegeler Armaghan Rangchi Joseph Tacopina Kevin McCurry The Horace W. 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Johns Hopkins Donor and Art Agnos Julie Kennedy Kevin Morgan Foundation Reading Partners Volunteer Engagement Ashley Young Kathy-Ann Edwards Kimberly Rusnak and Leon WLS Spencer Foundation Redding School Parent Jon Metzler Barbara and Wood Lawrence O’Donnell Diagne Teacher Club Jonathan Hildner Lockhart Mark and Keri Talucci Kristen Holland MVPs Sorel and John Denholtz Jonathan Thompson Ben Sloan Mark Scheer Landon Donovan Bull Fund Telegraph Hill Jono Swanson Benjamin Soccorsy PwC Lauren Cappelli Community Youth Center Neighborhood Jorge Bustamante Laurie Harris of San Francisco Association Beth Schnitzer Joseph Chesakis Contributors Lawrence Leibowitz Daniel Webster Elementary Thomson Reuters Bette Epstein Julian Beak $100–$999 Lisa Koteen Gerchick PTA Trumark Urban Partners Beverly Bossler Julie Castro Bill Harris Alexandra Beers Lotte Mecking Eiger Marketing Group Union Bank Julie Veit Bita Nazarian Allison Ostermann Lyuba Golberg Fisher Family Karampal Cheema Captains Bob Blum Amy Malen Margaret Holland Gale and Dustin Griffin Karen and Richard King Amy Lyman Bri Gatta Amy Nakamoto Mark Jaffe Kurzman Family Fund Karen Greaves Bay Area Sports Hall of Brian Finnie Angus Twombly Mark Zwillinger McAfee Karen Kruger Fame Carla Camarena Ann and Chris Teras Matt and Natasha Flora Mission Graduates Kate and Barry Rose Betts Recruiting Carole Weinberg Ann Beth Stebbins Matthew Brimer San Francisco Coalition of Katharine Goheen Bitter Badger Inc/ Soda Charles Hashim Anonymous Matthew Davies Essential Small Schools Katie Albright Popinski’s Chip Moreland Antonio Hofbauer Matthew Marden San Francisco Recreation Kelly Halligan Constance Heldman Chris Lehman Austin Ratner Matthew Paul and Parks Department Kelly O’Kane David Agger Christina Spence Bank of America Megan Bartlett Sephora Kelly Phen David Hershenson Christopher Sonntag Ben Schwartz Michael Culver State Farm Kenn Tarantino Domenico Podesta City and County of San Benjamin Chrnelich Michael Wagener Stuart Berkowitz Kevin Papay Dorothy Tran Francisco Bob and Jean-Marie Mike and Chris Vassalotti StubHub! 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Megan Bennett Lorraine Orlandi Shawn Cherian Foundation America SCORES Chicago KeyBank Foundation Megan Dyer Lupe Macias Silverschmidts Foundation McDermitt Will & Emery Bar 1 Events United Black Fund of Mr. & Mrs. Larry Pollock Lyndsay Radnedge Sonlay Vorachak William Blair & Company Big City Swing Greater Cleveland Mr. & Mrs. Tom Embrescia M. Sarat Sonya Vorachak Blue Man Group United Way of Greater Old Angle Tavern Marc Rohrer Souhil Zaim Supporters CBS 2 Broadcast Center Cleveland Patrick Burke Margaret Laws Steve Able Bigane Paving Company CDW Corporation PepsiCo Foundation Margaret Laws Steve Rubich Dick’s Sporting Goods Chi Town Futbol Supporters Rich & Teresa Hart Mariaestella Cuara Steven Harlow Foundation Chicago Bulls Anonymous Corporate Rita Tersigni-Grabowski Marian Mullaly Susan Tunnell Matt Raino Chicago Fire Foundation Donor Robert Englander Mario Vela Susie and Mark Buell Mike & Dorothy Chicago Park District Answers Corporation Ronald McDonald House Mark Lawton Suzanne Bull Foundation Chicago Shakespeare BJ’s Charitable Foundation Charities of Northeastern Mark Restani The Bank of America Enlace Theater Laura Mimura Ohio, Inc. Mark Setzen Foundation Chicago Sky Medical Mutual of Ohio Scott Snider Mary Ellen and S Hartman The Branham Family Captains Comedy Sportz Meredith Holt Slavic Village Development Mary Ellen and Stewart The Devaskars Amy Vondra CoOp Gym NOSHOK Inc. Corporation Hartman Thomas Mack Enlace Core Power Yoga Ohio Savings Bank, a Stephen & Laura Sozio John Hendrickson Mathias Schilling Thomas Tobin Embassy Suites Hotel division of New York Steven MacIntyre LTS Chicago Matthew Niehaus Timothy Monahan Emerald Loop Bar & Grille Community Bank Susan Braden Sarah Manongdo-Joya Mattson Fernandez Todd Lejnieks John G Shedd Aquarium Quanex Foundation The Cleveland Outlaws The Foundation for Global Melinda and Peter Darbee Tony Bardo Let’s Walk Chicago RPM International Inc. The GE Foundation Sports Development Melinda Evers Tyler Smith Linda Mack Thomas Ostrowski The Quaker Oats Company Meredith Heimburger Up on Top Lush Wine and Spirits Captains Tom & Joanie Adler Chicago Park District Brian Slife Merton Howard Victoria Larson Contributors United Way of Lorain Mia Parker Virginia Dold Meagan Lombaer Bump Set & Splat County Alex Ruiz Mic Thomson Wally MacDermid Multilingual Connections Caplan Wright Family William and Mary Conway Alvin & Hilda Fisher Michael Edelstein William Cooper Museum of Science and Fund of The Cleveland Anastasia Neitzel Michael Van Handel YMCA of San Francisco Industry Foundation Anita Wilcheck Michael Weiss National Rental Services Enterprise Holdings Ann-Janette Twombly dallas Michele Maguire In Kind Northwestern University Foundation Arthur & Becky James Molly McDonald Adidas - national Athletics Flexlink LLC Scoring Champions Barbara Morse-Quinn Monroe Bryant Children’s Book Project NSCAA Foundation Gregg LaSpisa Wells Fargo Advisors Brian Bullington Nancy Terry hint Second City Jonathan Ratner Brian Fisher Nate Hennings Hunt 4 Soccer - national Superior Ambulance Matthew MIlcetich MVPs Bruce Bachmann Capital For Kids Nicholas Lusson KIND Bars Service Peter Galvin Carolyn Laughlin Dan & Toni Hunt Nicholas Wood nambe The Field Museum of PPG Industries, Inc. Carrie Gosch Sharron Hunt Munson Pat Gallagher PUGG Goals Natural History Ruth Coffey Chris Culver Susan Bonsell Patricia Schnaidt Soccer.com The Quaker Oats Company Starbucks Foundation Dale & Bill McBride Patrick Hannan Sports Basement UIC Partnership for Health Tim & Alice McCarthy Daniel Fredericks Fans Patrick Morris US Soccer Foundation Promotion David Israel Andrew Kurth LLP Patxi’s Pizza Vita Coco Sports Shed Contributors Duncan & Beth Harris Anonymous Donation Paul Glover School Counts Corp Acumen Solutions Emily Friedman Brian & Lane Olson Paul McAleese Alex N. Sill Adjustment Harriet & Kenneth Carlson Clark & Tavia Hunt Paula Dragosh chicago Company Harvey & Claire Hoffman Cliff & Kelly Cox Phil Ginsburg cleveland Alicia Blake Janice & Leon Loichle Cliff Risman Philip Susser League of Amanda Wojahn Jeffery Blackburn Greater Houston Golf Priya Mehendale Champions Team Champions Barbara Barnes Jennifer & Bob Deacon Cleveland Foundation Charity Rachel and Shelby United Way Foundation Becky’s Bar & Grill John Seder Fairmount MInerals Gregory A/Molly McFarland Stephens Illlinois State Board of Bennie Smith Jon Roberts Foundation Pieroni Radha Stern Education Bob & Margo Roth Jonathan Schwartz Third Federal Foundation Laree Hulshof Radley Meyers Chicago Public Schools Brendan & Katie O’Donnell Karen Remsen Mike & Barbara Rahul Devaskar Community Schools Burt Saltzman Kent & Elizabeth Dauten MVPs Bomgardner Razoo Foundation Initiative Christine Sansonetti Angela Papaleo Abington Foundation N.K.Hunt Reed Lyon Christopher Chizmar Lynn Brens Eva L. and Joseph M. Tony & Carol Ruggeri Renee and DJ O’Neil Team Champions Christopher Green MacArthur Foundation Bruening Foundation Rhonda Shapiro Caerus Foundation Chubb Insurance Supporters Margaret & Bob Fisher MyCom - Starting Point Danielle McKie Rita Myers Andrew Kurth LLP Scoring Champions Mary Banks Nord Family Foundation Dawn Thompson Robert Heffelfinger Anonymous Donation Aetna Foundation Mathew Preyss Perlman Family Foundation Don Smith Robert Joseph Brian & Lane Olson Anonymous Family Melissa Wood The Martha Holden Exit Planning Institute Robert Mueller Clark & Tavia Hunt Foundation Michael & Patricia Cohen Jennings Foundation First Presbyterian Church Rodney Prezeau Cliff & Kelly Cox Polk Bros. Foundation Michael McMillan Thomas H. White USA Roger Arevalo Cliff Risman Prince Charitable Trust Phil & Maggie O’Brien Foundation, a KeyBank Frank & Diane O’Neill Roger Bradley-Jungemann Greater Houston Golf Robert Corcoran Trust Gary Juhnke Rory Little Charity Robin Selati Giovanni DiCenso Roxanne Phen Gregory A/Molly McFarland
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Pieroni John & Dalene Bahl Scoring Champions National Home Library Tilden and Mary Edwards Donald Feltman Laree Hulshof John Long D.C. Commission on the Association Veris Consulting Inc. Edward Kao Mike & Barbara Jonathan Welsh Arts and Humanities Novo Nordisk Vicki Shea Edward Ryan Bomgardner Jorge Rujana Foundation for Advancing Sutherland Asbill & Wolfpack Soccer Club Eli Hochstetler N.K.Hunt Jose Reyes Alcohol Responsibility Brennan LLP Eliot and Shirley Rosen Tony & Carol Ruggeri Joshua Ozer Hattie M. Strong The Advisory Board Contributors Elizabeth Garside Juan & Julieta Gomez Foundation Company Abra Edwards Elizabeth Norton Captains Ken Carson John Edward Fowler The Dimick Foundation Al Cissel Elizabeth Shepard Ann & Tom Motlow Kimon Milligan Memorial Foundation Williams & Connelly LLP Alem Bantayehu Ellen Charles Billy Reid Inc. Kyle Helbing Lois and Richard England Zuckerman Spaeder LLP Alex Bearman Ellen Seidman Brian & Ellen Bergersen Lauren Burgin & Zach Family Foundation Alexandra Pechenik Emily Morrison Communities Foundation Basich Office of the Deputy Captains Allen Lew Eric Wilson of Texas Lee & Libby Boyle Mayor for Planning and Ahmad Jamaal Lampkin Andrew Duffy Erin McAuliff Dick Greco Lewis Weinger Economic Development Amy and Theodore Dunbar Andrew Goldfarb Evan Rulfs Dr.Jeffrey & Anja Woodson Linda P.Custard (New Communities Amy Nakamoto and Andrew Teras Gabby Robayo Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP Lyn McKinney Youth Development & Jeremy Edwards Angel Cintron, Jr. Gary Moore Goldman, Sachs & Co Manisha Desai Community Wellness) Anne Woodworth Anne Bittman George Hefner Jeff & Kim Altizer Marc & Lea Marano Volkswagen Group of Anthony and Armandina Anne Hummel Gugerthia Hayes Jeffrey s Woodson DDS Marco & Mercedes Flores America, Inc. Brown Anne Mahle Gwen Fitzgerald Jennifer & Karl Williams Marianna Yellen Anthony Francavilla Anne Planning Gwen Slater Jeremy Buonamici Mark Bower MVPs Arnold Ostrolenk Anonymous Hedy Aponte John Christensen Mary Becks Anonymous Brendan and Tricia Sullivan Arora Anurag Hilary Joel Jon Yellen Maxine Trowbridge Capital for Children Cal and Barbara Klausner Ashley Amin Holly O’Donnell Laredo Petroleum Melissa & Russ Monroe Carl Kravitz and Elizabeth Carol Sweig Barbara Landau Ian Cameron Larry & Jennifer Tooker melissa Braden Werner Chris Bruneau Barry S. and Evelyn M. Ionut Neata Mark & Whitney Giles Michael Brookshire Chas and Sara Roades Christopher Finley and Strauch J & S Finley Meredith & Michael Mike & Sara Nuestadt D.C. Office of the State Ursula Savarain Barton and Alla Bishop James and Virginia Grabham Mr.& Mrs.Stephen Superintendent of Christopher Richardson Bernard Moore Newmyer Family Michael & Julie Bailey Galbreath Education Claude and Nancy Keener Bob Watkins and Patty James Frison Murat Ayik DDS PLLC Nicole Ginsburg Small Clem Dinsmore Farrell James Smith Nipun Tulshian Patrick & Christine Burke Fans Cresa Washington DC Bradford Gamble James Tragakis Peter & Alicen White Peter A./Lisa V. Kraus Andrea Custis Dan and Kathleen Knise Brant Yerman James Wright The Dallas Foundation Rebecca & Roel Ortiz Clark-Winchcole Darrel Thompson Brenda Finch Jan Hodges Wayne Garcia Rebecca L Budd Foundation David “Dodge” Thompson Brian Wheeler Jana Sharp Weldon Turner Rebecca Meyer Corina Higginson Trust David and Brigitte Burgett Brian Wright Janice Scrivens Republic Title of Texas, Inc George Wasserman Family Don Marshall Bruce Pasfield Jarrett Thomas Contributors Rudolf W Beuttenmuller Foundation Dontai Smalls Bryan Stephany Jeff Lesher Alan Helsley Saadallah & Malissa LMAC Foundation Gene and Lauren Sachs Carol and Richard Jeffrey and Rebecca Alecia Sue P/Phillip G John El-Jundi Masonic and Eastern Star Gina and Howard McMillan Stearman Carlisle Alexander S.Andrade Schick Foundation Home of the District of III Carol Peterson Jeffrey Graham Angelo & Lisa DeFilippo Sean and Christina Stark Columbia Charities, Inc. Howard and Geraldine Caroline Goldie Jeffrey Istvan ANN JEFFERS Shane & Catherine Griffin PricewaterhouseCoopers Polinger Family Carolyn Howe Jeffrey Tien MARIGLIANO Sharon Jackson LLP Jack and Heather Reagan Chandrani Ghosh Jeffrey Werner Anthony Whitten Steve& Lauren Christensen Richard E. and Nancy P. James Cain Chap Gage Jennifer Baskin Arnold Leotand Tearlach Hutchinson Marriott Foundation Jan and Angelika Smilek Charles and Norma Henry Jennifer Burton Blake Wilson Travis & Haven Heinrichs Robert Nakamoto Jay and Cheryl Grauberger Charles Fendig Jennifer Salan Blue Goose Cantina Warren S Wingert Ronya Corey and Devon Jennifer Hillman Chase Ausley Jesse and Stacy Rosenthal Brett Burgess William D Henderson McFadden Jodi and Eldad Moraru Cheryl Gardner Jessica Badger CHARLES M. MEADOWS DDS Inc Sephora USA, Inc. Joel Reiser Chris Allen Jessica Heard Cheraina Dunn Steve Bartlett John and Livezy More Chris Zahlis Jessica Sanditen Christine S Burke In kind Venable Foundation John Graebner Christi Braun Jesus Aguirre Danielle Gervis Adidas Verizon Foundation Karen Lovitch Christine Brown Jim Herrington David & Missy Boone Big Thought Wells Fargo Foundation Kelly Dragelin Christopher Teras Jo Hodgin David Gassko Constant Contact Wilkie Farr & Gallagher LLP Kevin and Rachel Alansky Chuck and Sallie Wolf Jody and Bob Loreaux Dion & Dana DiCristafaro Hunt for Soccer Leslie Wilkes Connie Lindenauer John Blyskal Donna Weber Supporters Lon Goldstein Daniel Crouch John Brendan Owen Dwight & Julie Clasby ALJAZEERA International Matt Tanielian Daniel Meloy John Carl Beyer Ed & Patti Echols dc Alston & Bird LLP Michael Lainoff David and Hyman Brody John Lloyd and Sue Budin Evie & Marshall Hillman Arnold & Porter LLP Norman Foundation David and Karen Owens League of John Morris Full City Rooster Booz Allen Hamilton Omid Jahanbin David Barritt-Flatt Jolene Randazzo Gail Welch Champions CenturyLink Paul Jackson and Tracey David Bird Jon Fellner Gavin Donovan U.S. Soccer Foundation CIT Group Rutnik David Godow Jonathan Toub Geoff & Denise Yates United Planning Crowell and Moring Peter Leibold and Elisabeth David Hall Jonathan Trauib Gil J Besing Organization Foundation McCloskey David K. Gilles Joseph Fainberg Gowri Natarajam Gerald R. Covello Jr. Peter Loge David Katz Joseph Vaughan Greg Gerstenhaber Team Champions Memorial Fund Philip Kroskin David Kuijper Josh and Judy Weston Henry Caldwell 21st Century Community Grant Thornton LLP Razoo Foundation David McWhinney Family Zimmerman Learning Centers via Hogan Lovells US LLP Richard and Batina David Moffett Judith Curry Holland O,Donnell DC Public Schools’ Jacob & Charlotte Washington David Newman Judith Kemp Hossley Lighting MiddleSchool Matters Lehrman Foundation Robert Bunnen David Solander Justin Feltman Associates,Inc D.C. Children & Youth Kirkland & Ellis LLP Ron and Monica Klain David Tapscott Kara Daniels Jack & Carole Kinnebrew Investment Trust Klausner Bendler + Sagalyn Family Debbie Muller Karen Dale Jackie Grubb Corporation Associates Sam Klausner Deborah and Daniel Fins Karen Schulman James Harris Eugene and Agnes E. Marriott International, Inc. Samuel M. Levy Foundation Debra Rappaport Karen Williams Jean Donovan Meyer Foundation Max and Victoria Dreyfus Sarah Arni Denny Park Karolynn Moore Jefferies LLC The Morris and Gwendolyn Foundation Stephen Replogle and Skye Devin Talbott Katherine Leenhouts Jennifer Brown Alexander Cafritz Foundation Meltzer Group Employee Earls Replogle Diane and Tom Arenberg Katherine Roberson Jimmy & Laura Smith Giving Fund Steve and Michelle Diego Arbulu Katie McNerney Goodman
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Foose II Scoring Champions Paul Carr-Rollitt Cheryl Seter Milwaukee Kim Kendall Robert Pincus Denver Post Charities Randy and Jane Chris and Tom Steeno Windlake Elementary Kristen Burley Robert Reed Guggenheimer Chris Dadaian School Larry Schwartzman Robert Stien MVPs Ronald Sittler Chris Thiel Lauren Weissbrod Ruth Lesnewski Anschutz Foundation Ryan Borcherdt Christina Morrissey In kind Leah Corr Ryan Cahill Anschutz Family Steve and Julia Danielle and Adam Czaia Absolute Pilates Lee and Susan Torin Ryan Guthrie Foundation Guggenheimer Darling Dental LLC Adventure Rock Lisa Bielamowicz Sadaf Reza Starbucks Foundation Tisha Kimoto Drake Dettman Discovery World Lisa Mayr Sam and Nancy Chappell William Bonnett Drew Riegler Festa Italiana Lisa Morris Sam Jaraiedi Eric Brandser Good Sports Lois and Charles Koteen Sarah Herndon la In kind Fun Time Enterprises Hunt4Soccer Foundation Lori Klein Scott Thacker City Scholars Foundation Ginny and Tom In-bounds Training Center Lucia Wadeson Shawneequa Callier Team Champions McDermott Will & Emery McCullough Innovative Signs Luciana Shaffer Sheila Gudiswitz The Eisner Foundation Gordon Lasic Stefans Soccer Marc Herbert Sheila Israel LA Unified School District Grace and Mark Thomsen Sweettrio Sheila Lobis Milwaukee Yo Mama! Frozen Yogurt Marilyn Chimka Scoring Champions Gruber Law Offices, LLC Marisa Deline Sherman Katz Harley Rubin LA84 Foundation Team Champions Mark Barron Sherri Cissel Harriet Serwe The Dwight Stuart Youth Milwaukee Kickers Soccer Mark London Sheryl Kurland-Platt Hassan Jamal new Fund Club Mark Schwartz Shihab Rattansi Hayes Bilingual Elementary england The Green Foundation Martha Barksdale Sloan Armstrong School The Ralph. M. Parsons Scoring Champions Mary Lenore Keszler Sophie Godfrey-McKee Helen Loewi League Champions Foundation Greater Milwaukee Matt Field Stacy Cummings Holiday Inn Express - West Anonymous (2) The Rose Hills Foundation Foundation—Eleanor G. Matt Klaff Stefan Fatsis Milwaukee The Starbucks Foundation Buetschli & Gertrude M. Matt Monjan Steven Blumberg Jamie Schmelzer Team Champions Speer Funds Matthew Golden Stuart and Jessica Jason Schreiber Amelia Peabody MVPs Milwaukee Public Schools Matthew Kaiser and Trevelyan Jeremy Whitt Foundation JPMorgan Chase Jennifer Quigley Susan Jaquet Jessica Wobschall David & Nicole Chang Foundation MVPs Maurice Gilmore Tansy Blumer Jodi Brandser U.S. Soccer Foundation The Anschutz Foundation Jane Bradley Pettit Max Letcher Taylor Powell Joe Thibaudeau Westcoast Sports Foundation, Inc. Scoring Champions Michael Bassett Theresa Carnegie John Domjen Associates Anonymous Michael Brustein Thomas Burket Fans John Powers Bob & Diane Bruno Michael Finn Thomas Davis M&I Foundation, Inc. Jon Marlier Fans Calera Capital Michael Garcia Thomas Kenton Puelicher Foundation, Inc. Julian Palacios 72andSunny Chris Pike Michael Mann Thomas Monson R.W. Baird & Co. Julie and John Carpenter AEG Mark & Sarah Williamson Michael Pham Tiffany Moore Julie LaFore East West Bank Max J. & Winnie S. Michael Robbins Tom Selby Supporters Kathleen and Vincent Electronic Arts Rosenshein Foundation Michael Zeldin Tracey A. Halliday McAvoy Enterprise Holdings Justin J. Watt Foundation Office of Juvenile Justice Michele Williams and Tricia Primrose Kathy-Ann Edwards Houlihan Lokey MARLO Foundation, Ltd. and Delinquency Michael Loughridge Vernon Woods and Tanya Katie and Dane Kasper McDermott Will & Emery Potawatomi Bingo Casino Prevention Mike Lovell Penny-Woods Kohl’s Department Stores Naughty Dog - Miracle on Canal Street Rodman Ride for Kids Mimi Yeh Vicky Dorn-Fontana Kyle Bentzien PricewaterhouseCoopers St. Monica Parish Tapestry Networks Molly Oellerich Warren Kessler and Celeste Linda and Jock Mutschler Sony Playstation We Energies Foundation Monica McKee Valente Lisa and David Feldmeier Warner Bros. Records Zilber Family Foundation MVPs Nancy and Cheryl Polikoff Wayne Smith Lynn and James Angeli Anna B. Stearns Charitable Nancy Kemp William Burke Supporters Captains Martha and Laurence Foundation Nanette Gilles Winell Belfonte Heather O’Reilly Actuant Dorau Bill Salkewicz Naomi Rutenberg Boys and Girls Club Mary and William Morrissey In kind Captains Bloomberg Neil Welsh COA Youth & Family Mary Ann and Kevin Boston Consulting Group, America’s Color Alex Soschin and Cisca Pamela Dorsey Centers Cavanaugh Inc. Consultants – Arlington Mok Patricia Katebini Cramer-Krasselt Mary Hamann Clipper Ship Foundation Constant Contact Jason Greene Patrick and Mary Grant Fiduciary Management Inc. Mary Melter David & Lori Sprows D.C. Stoddert Soccer Lee Rawles Paul Ehrenreich Green Bay Packers Meredith and Adam Black Eastern Bank Charitable League Vipul Tandon Paul Kemp Foundation Mike Mann Foundation DrinkMore Water Paula Donahue Harley-Davidson Motor Nahid Afsari Guy & Tanya Broadbent First Book – Washington, Contributors Peter Brown Company Neighborhood House of Janey Fund DC Adam Grossman Peter Larkin Jill and Mark Goldstein Milwaukee John Hancock Hunt4Soccer Alexi Lalas Phil and Lori Hodgin Johnson Controls, Inc. Neils Flooring LLC Michael & Kathryn Stack Modell’s Sporting Goods Amy O’Dowd Philip Artin Journey House, Inc. Neu-Life P&G Fund Penya Barcelonista Andrew Robinson Philip Zipin Northshore Arsenal North Shore Bank PricewaterhouseCoopers, Washington D.C. Andrew Rueb R. Penfield Stark Silver Spring Neighborhood North Shore Junior LLP Occasions Caterers Angus Perkerson Rachel Carren and Mark Center Women’s Club Scott & Diane Lopez Office Depot Foundation Antonio Zea Young Sobelman’s Pub & Grill Pam and Tom Eggebrecht State Street Foundation, Soccer.com Blaise and Cindy Antin Rafe Petersen Starbucks Community Patty and Hugh Ahn Inc. Sport and Spine Rehab Brian Fees Ralph Blackman Service Program Phil Kastenholz Tom & Jennifer Levering Darrin Cardani Randy Tidd Starbucks ULINE Rania and Pat Dempsey Rebecca Perrault The Taproot Foundation David and Karen Joseph Rebecca Lehman Fans David and Stacie Shaheen Renard Brown Venable LLP Contributors Robert Gilbert Anonymous (2) Eileen Mahdi Richard Anderson Al Loeb Ryan Morrissey Bain Capital Community James Crenner and Elena Richard Rosen Alumni SCORES Shawn Welch Partnership Ciletti Rita Bamberger Amy Powers Shelly and Steve Harris Bob & Missy Shay James Woording RJ and Marylinda Fairbanks Anonymous Stamo Hadjiyski Citi
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The Foundation To Be Eric Bobby Kathleen Harmon Sandra Marwill Jefferies Edwards Wildman Named Later Eric Warasta Kathryn O’Brien Sandy Richman JP Morgan Chase Elevate Communications Timothy Syrett & Angela Erik Anderson Kathy Fitzgerald Sara & Peter Carpi Latham & Watkins LLP Ernst & Young Brooks Erin Evanoka Katie Waite Sean Coleman Mitsubishu UFJ Securities Frank Teixeira & Denise Tom Kushner Erin Murphy Kelly & Halsey Coughlin Sean Doherty Morgan, Lewis & Bockius Rhodes Wendy Cromwell Fran Harrington Ken Paul Sean McLarney LLP GMO, LLC Francis Karasch Ken Woolf Sean Vogt Navigant Consulting KPMG Contributors Francois Kouroriez Kenneth Vogel Stacy Madison Nicholas B. Ottaway Macquarie Adam Chachkes Frank Catrickes Kristen Rupert Standard Employee Giving Foundation Marc & Joanna Mantell Ahmed El Zoukah Frank O’Leary Kristine Lilly Campaign Patrina Foundation Margulies Perruzzi AIG Frederic Berger Kurt Shank Stephen Erickson Rabobank International Architects Alan Medville Frederic Bousquet Laura & Brendan Grattan Stephen Lehman Robert Half International Matt & Meredith Alana Yacco Geeta Aiyer Linda Grant Stephen Messina Safra National Bank McPherron Alex Kramer Gene Yacco Lindsey Hehman Steve & Linda Marx Solomon E. Summerfield Mintz Levin Alison Rourke Geoffrey Peters Lisa Bowlby Susan Comeau Foundation Nasdaq OMX Allison McPhee George Quireyns Lisa Laverty Susan Ryan Tradeweb OneBeacon Insurance Amy Christenson Glenna & Larry Hennessey Lynn Carter Ted Goff United Parcel Service. 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Benjamin Chrnelich James Epstein Masaya Okoshi Ya-Fang Wang & Dr. Shun- Red Bulls Schrafft Charitable Trust Beth & Jon Piskorowski James Malerba Matt Dallett How Lee Ropes & Gray LLP Yale Appliance + Lighting Beth & Keith White James Poissant Matt Ross Yuko Usami Ryan Goldman Bethany Evitts Jane Gregoire Matthew Karasch Yves Baril Tiger Baron Foundation Supporters Bill Hicks Jane Mancini Matthew Smith Zeba Hyder Contributors Anthony Goodman Bob & Myrna Merowitz Janelle Woods-McNish Matthew Steinaway Bernard Tubiana Blue Hills Bank Brendan Moylan Janet & Jason Gannon Meghan Feeley In kind Catherine Marquette Christel Dehaan Family Brett & Marcie Shecter Janet Cea Melanie & Bruce Berger Adidas Catherine Witherwax Foundation Brian & Barbara McCann Janet Harrison Merlin Miller American Outlaws Boston Community Foundation John DaCosta Brian Poissant Jason Mariasis Michele Cole Chapter of NJ Nelson Hitchcock Brinton Detwiler Jayne & Marc Lampert Michele Martin Capelo’s Floral Design Darragh Farrell Orville W. 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America SCORES 2014 Annual Report 33 Financial Report
FY2014 Financial Report Summary Statements of Activity*
Support FY2014 Corporation and foundation contributions $1,483,310 Individual contributions 365,793 Registration fees 201,114 Special events (net) 750,076 Donations in-kind 575,402 Government contracts 363,030 Contract income 96,200 Loss on sale of investments (12,305) Unrealized appreciation on investments 191,572 Interest and dividends 25,498 Other income 32,893 Total support $4,072,583
Expenses Program services: Soccer program $1,251,445 Writing program 999,372 Program support and training 159,410 Other programs 386,784 Total program expenses $2,797,011 Supporting services: Fundraising 504,952 General and administrative 881,418 Total supporting expenses $1,386,370
Eliminations (150,439)
Total expenses $4,032,942
change in net assets $ 39,641
*The figures in this report represent consolidated financials for National, Bay Area, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Los Angeles, New York, St. Louis, and Seattle. FY2014: Sept. 1, 2013 – Aug. 31, 2014.
34 America SCORES 2014 Annual Report consolidated Statement of financial Position*
FY2014 Cash and cash equivalents $ 889,195 Restricted Investments 943,672 Grants and contributions receivable 338,951 Prepaid expenses and other assets 27,982 Property and equipment, net 10,231 Total Assets $2,210,031
Line of credit $ 120,000 Accounts payable and accrued expenses 191,767 Other liabilities 6,885 Total Liabilities $ 318,652
Net assets Unrestricted $ 648,205 Temporarily restricted 297,093 Permanently restricted 946,081 Total net assets $1,891,379
Total liabilities and net assets $2,210,031
support Expenses
General and Special events, 18% admin, 21%
Corporation and foundation, 36% In-kind, 14% Fundraising, 12%
Program services, 67%
Individuals, 9% Contracts, 2% Registration Fees, 5% Government, 9% Other, 7%
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