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FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS, BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF METRO HAS BEEN OFFERING LIFE-CHANGING PROGRAMS FOR KIDS. THROUGH DEDICATED STAFF, NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED PROGRAMS THAT FOCUS ON THE WHOLE CHILD, AND COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS, WE ARE POSITIVELY SHAPING THE FUTURE FOR YOUTH AND FAMILIES IN OUR COMMUNITY. 2

PAGE TWO MEET US

01 LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN 03 WHO WE ARE 03 WHAT WE DO

PAGE FIVE OUR KEY OUTCOMES

07 ACADEMIC SUCCESS 09 CHARACTER & CITIZENSHIP 11 HEALTHY LIFESTYLES

PAGE THIRTEEN 2013 SUMMARY

15 FINANCIALS 16 LEADERSHIP 21 LOCATIONS 23 DONORS 31 VOLUNTEERS 1

HELPING KIDS. BUILDING COMMUNITIES. 2 WELCOME TO THE CLUB LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

Dear Friends, It doesn’t have to be this way. Poverty is a Did you know that last year, only complicated problem, but the Clubs’ solution 53.7% of the low-income kids who is simple: we create a safe and healthy were supposed to graduate in Denver environment where kids can come when school is out to get the support they need actually graduated? to overcome all the challenges of poverty. Whether that means getting a balanced meal That means that there were almost 2,000 and shoes that actually fit, exploring new young people across the district who didn’t interests like photography or rocket-building, get the support they needed to break the cycle or working with a caring adult on financial of poverty; nearly 2,000 young people who aid applications for college, the Clubs are entered into adulthood already burdened with capable of providing each child with the lower earning potential, increased risk for unique combination of resources, opportunity addiction and disease, and discouraged about and guidance that they need to thrive. Every their ability to change their situation. single day, our talented, professional staff members welcome more than 2,000 Club Can you imagine growing up without the members into Clubs across the metro area, chance to play on a soccer team? Without where kids are inspired and empowered to do a parent at home during dinner? Without their best in school, make healthy, responsible trips to the museum or the zoo? Without an choices and get involved in their community. adult you trust to bug you about getting your homework done? Sadly, many of the families Club members join teams, not gangs. They do we serve at Boys & Girls Clubs just don’t have homework, not drugs. They speak up and take the time or resources to provide the experiences part, instead of dropping out. and opportunities that not only help a child learn, but – more importantly – that help Poverty has the power to influence nearly him love to learn. When parents are busy every aspect of a child’s life; fortunately, so HELPING KIDS. working two jobs, working a night shift or does Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver. running a single parent household, kids from low-income families often find themselves Warm Regards, fending for themselves when the school day BUILDING COMMUNITIES. ends. Unfortunately, many of them end up unsupervised, in front of a television or out and about in neighborhoods where they’re more Max Caulkins likely to encounter violence and crime and Chairman of the Board less likely to find healthy food options and safe places for play. WHO1 WE ARE

When the school bell rings at the drugs, alcohol, cigarettes and other healthy habits that will stick with end of every day, thousands of risky behaviors. We also know that them throughout their lives, and metro Denver kids pour out of in our community, children are become persons of solid character. classrooms and into their after facing obstacles more challenging BOYS & GIRLS school routines. For some, this than ever before. Kids from low- We are there for kids when they CLUBS OF METRO means heading home where they income families are six times more need us most: after school, during are met by a parent who helps likely to drop out of school, and 41 the summer and even during the DENVER them with homework before percent of kids across Denver are school day. driving them to basketball practice overweight or obese – a number and piano lessons. For other kids that continues to steadily increase Our membership is open to all in our community, after school year after year. youth ages 6-18, and for just $2 8 options are far less certain, stable annually, our Club members have and safe. To address these troubling issues, access to a wealth of programming Free-Standing Club Boys & Girls Clubs provides our that has the power to positively Facilities At Boys & Girls Clubs, we know members with opportunities to shape and change their lives. the hours between 3:00-6:00 p.m. engage in programs that help them are the peak hours for juvenile achieve academic success, take crime and experimentation with charge of their health by building 7 School Based Sites

WHAT WE DO 3 School Day How do we best serve our Club programs to our Club members. By the time our Club members Intervention Programs members and set them up for By tracking participation and reach high school graduation, it successful futures? results, we are able to continually is our goal that they not only are evaluate our effectiveness for persons of good character, but are First and foremost, we ensure that positively shaping their young also equipped with the tools and every child who walks through lives and fine-tune our targeted knowledge they need to succeed 1 Club doors is having his or her program structure. in college or a career and to take Extended Learning basic needs met. By collaborating responsibility for their own well- Opportunity Site with families, schools, and other We aim to tackle some of the being. partners in the community, Clubs largest problems facing our are able to provide children a families and kids, and we know we No other organization supports safe space – an environment for can’t do it alone. By collaborating the whole child more than Boys & 1 learning and growing – and a with hundreds of organizations, Girls Clubs of Metro Denver. warm meal. staying flexible with our approach, Summer Camp Outside and responding to the ongoing Ward, Each Club is staffed by experts needs of the families we serve on in youth development. These the ground in their communities trained professionals deliver a every day, we are able to offer well-rounded menu of nationally- targeted, intentional programming recognized, locally-developed that impacts the whole child. 2

The Quick Facts OUR CLUB MEMBERS

90% Are economically disadvantaged, qualifying for free or reduced lunch.

90% Are of racial or ethnic minority. 48% Live in single parent homes or with a non-parent guardian.

A SAFE PLACE For just $2 a year, kids have access to a variety of enriching programs and a safe place to spend their time. 1

CHANGING LIVES Our dynamic model allows us to respond to each child’s unique needs. 2 OUR KEY OUTCOMES 7 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver

ACADEMIC SUCCESS MASTERING ONE’S ABCs Mastering the ABCs is far more important than we ever knew.

Over the last 15 years, researchers have uncovered that dropping out of high school is less of a sudden act, and more of a gradual process indicated by three key factors over time: • Attendance • Behavior • Course Performance (grades)

These indicators allow us to evaluate where our Club members are on their journeys through education. Trained staff members work with kids to address factors contributing to absences, find the root of troublesome behavior and work to correct it, and help kids with their homework. Our programs allow members to expand on what they learned during the school day by exploring, experimenting, getting creative and learning to apply their knowledge in a way that will help them succeed in the real world.

TEANDRA’S STORY Teandra always knew she would work with animals. This December, when she walked across the stage to receive her Masters in Animal Science from Tennessee State University, she recognized the moment as an accomplishment that was 10 years in the making.

When she was 14 years old, Teandra started at Boys & Girls Clubs where she began the pursuit of her dream to be a veterinarian. She organized Club volunteer opportunities at animal shelters, became involved as the president of the Club’s leadership group, and worked to secure the prestigious Daniels Fund Scholarship for post high school education. “The support I got from Boys & Girls Clubs and the staff members was incredibly influential in not only my high school experience, but also moving on to college and graduate school,” Teandra says. “The knowledge I gained at my Club gave me the foundation and confidence I needed to pursue my education and my dreams.” 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver 8

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The Quick Facts ACADEMIC SUCCESS IN THE CLASSROOM

America’s Dropout Crisis: 1:3 high school students will not graduate on time.

Students from low income families are 6x more likely to drop out of school.

93% of Club members involved in leadership programs graduated high school or earned a GED.

OUR IMPACT Club programs encourage kids to pursue their dreams by first conquering their education. 9 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver

The Quick Facts BUILDING CHARACTER IN CLUBS & THE COMMUNITY

For at-risk kids, the idea of getting involved or lending a hand can feel scary or pointless.

76% of Club members participate in service activities, adding up to 8,000 hours of service to the community.

Club kids consistently demonstrate positive, productive coping techniques and high levels of responsibility.

IMPROVING COMMUNITIES Club kids aren’t afraid of getting out into their communities to make a positive change.

* Character & Leadership Programs Sponsored by DaVita 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver 10

CHARACTER & CITIZENSHIP BUILDING FUTURE LEADERS Ask any Club member and they will tell you: it’s not where you come from, but where you’re going.

As we prepare Club members to follow their dreams, we teach them the importance of serving and leading their community as persons of good character and citizenship. Good character is what leads a person who grew up in a troubled Denver neighborhood to change his path and become Director of a Boys & Girls Club, a young woman who grew up in Section 8 housing to start a career and buy her first home, and a boy who grew up poor in a big family in northeast Denver to become mayor of our city.

DAU’S STORY

Dau has been a Boys & Girls Clubs member for four years, but for nearly seven years when he was a child, he and his family lived in a refugee camp in Kenya after fleeing from the civil war in South Sudan. Becoming a Club member helped Dau and his family adjust to and get involved in their community, and provided the support and opportunities they needed to build successful lives. Through the Club, Dau has actively sought out opportunities to serve his neighbors. He has volunteered for the Denver Rescue Mission, Women’s Bean Project, a program to bring joy for children with cancer, and for the last four years, Dau has volunteered throughout the summer to teach programs for younger Club members. He serves as a role model for not only his siblings, but also the younger members at his Club as well as the staff who witness his dedication and ability to overcome obstacles.

“For me, character is an evaluation of a particular individual’s moral qualities such as belief, humanity, a strong trust in God and others, and a willingness to serve,” Dau says. “I realize it’s not just about me, but also my community, nation, and the world as a whole.” A senior in high school, Dau’s goal is to become the first in his family to graduate high school and the first to go to college. He is preparing to study Political Science and International Business and hopes to achieve his long- term goal to end the cycle of poverty. 11 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver

HEALTHY LIFESTYLES THE KEY TO SUCCESS At Boys & Girls Clubs we don’t draw the line at physical health. By providing programs that incorporate exercise, team sports, discussions with peers and counselors, and nutritional workshops, we give kids the tools they need to improve their physical, mental and emotional health.

Our members report exercising multiple times a week, eating diets that are rich in fruits and vegetables, and low levels of drug and alcohol use compared to their peers.

By making positive, trusted connections with a staff member or teammate, planting a seed and nurturing it to harvest in a Club garden, or planning an anti-tobacco campaign with fellow leadership club members, kids are learning lifelong healthy habits.

BLANCA’S STORY After participating in several of her Club’s health programs, 11-year-old Blanca realized that she wanted to do more to improve her health and the health of her friends. Working with her Club’s Health Specialist, she created the “Frunning Club” – a club that unites running with fun – in an attempt to get other members active and engaged.

“We learn how to control our breath, stretch, and warm up,” Blanca says. “But we also learn to work together and how to enjoy activities that make us healthy.” In her first year organizing the Frunning Club, Blanca saw membership soar to more than 20 regular members. “It makes me feel like I did something really good for my friends,” she says. “We have so much fun running, and when I get to high school I want to be on the track team.” 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver 12

The Quick Facts CREATING LIFELONG HEALTHY HABITS

74% of Club members exercise 4x per week or more.

Members are more likely to exercise, eat fruits and vegetables, and abstain from using drugs and alcohol. At the Clubs, kids form healthy, long-lasting relationships with our staff of youth development professionals.

COMMITTED TO HEALTH Clubs provide a place to run and play, as well as a place to talk to someone who cares.

1 2 2013 SUMMARY 15 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver FINANCIALS 2013 Financial Results (Fiscal year October 1, 2012 - September 30, 2013)

REVENUES

Contributions & Grants $9,751,840 In- Kind $3,315,254 Dream House Raffle $2,266,727 Special Events $1,250,964 Mile High United Way $309,792 Other $131,353 Government $3,903,380 Investment Income $362,110 Membership Dues $21,176

* TOTAL $21,312,596 * Total Revenue includes $5,906,171 in capital contributions

EXPENSES

Programs for Kids $11,598,402 Dream House Raffle $1,151,695 Fundraising (Resource Development) $1,137,491 Administration $1,067,149

TOTAL $14,954,737

SOURCES OF CONTRIBUTIONS & GRANTS

Corporations $1,547,462 Individuals $1,572,681 Foundations $5,918,209 Organizations $641,860 Bequests $71,328

TOTAL $9,751,840 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver 16 LEADERSHIP 2013 Leadership (Calendar year January 1 - December 31, 2013)

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CHAIRMAN Charles Leder Berenbaum Weinshienk, PC Max Caulkins Thrumcap Capital Benny Madrid Microsoft Corporation Steve McConahey SGM Capital, LLP VICE CHAIRMAN Brian McDonald Charles Schwab Laurie Korneffel CenturyLink Scott McGraw Lockton Companies Shawn McLaughlin Concord Energy, LLC SECRETARY Mike Naylor Naylor & CO, LLC Brandon Johnson Johnson Financial Group Jeff Nelligan Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Will Nicholson Jr. Retired, U.S. Bank Tom O’Donnell Holland & Hart, LLP Libby Anschutz The Anschutz Foundation Brent Powers Powers Products Company Mary Anschutz Active Network Marty Schmitz Citywide Banks of Colorado, Inc. Jim Bershof OZ Architecture Robert Shopneck Pinetree Financial Partners Lambert Bunker AthenaInvest, Inc. (ex-officio) Joseph Slavik Howell Construction Edward Brown Merrill Lynch Joseph Smith Bartlit Beck Herman Palenchar & Scott, LLP Kendall Carbone Cool Planet Energy Systems Mike Spaulding Comcast Dan Collins United Launch Alliance Walker Stapleton State Treasurer, State of Colorado Don Collins Moody Insurance Agency Kent Stemper Blue Sky Restoration Contractors, Inc. Joe Ellis Football Club Paul Stone Sam’s Club West Division David Eves Public Service Company of Colorado Bernie Szachara Community Leader Paul Ferguson Ascent Private Capital Management of U.S. Bank Nancy Thonen Suncor Energy, Inc. T. Markus Funk Perkins Coie Michael Touff M.D.C. Holdings, Inc./Richmond American Homes Larry Harmsen Prologis Scott Wylie First Western Financial Inc. David Hoerman DaVita David Hurtado Hurtado Consulting Group Evan Kline NAI Shames Makovsky Sherri Kroonenberg Fidelity Investments 17 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver LEADERSHIP 2013 Leadership (Calendar year January 1 - December 31, 2013)

ASSOCIATE BOARD

CHAIRMAN Raj Verma United States Government Accountability Office Lambert Bunker AthenaInvest, Inc. David Vorlage Brinkman Partners Jacob Vossen Hein & Associates, LLP VICE CHAIRMEN Brian Wallace Access Venture Partners Valeri Pappas Davis & Ceriani, P.C. Phil Soderborg GE Johnson Construction Company HONORARY

Alan Antolak Adolfson & Peterson Construction LIFETIME BOARD MEMBERS Joseph Assell GolfTEC Enterprises, LLC Louie Cohen Republic Financial Corporation Edwin W. Baker, Jr. Matt Edgar Community First Commercial Real Estate Samuel Butler, III Rob Ernstsen RAS & Associates R. Gale Daniel Kirk Fronckiewicz Bank of America Merrill Lynch Richard L. Deane Ken Gooden Jones Lang LaSalle Richard L. Eicher Alex Hammerstein CB Richard Ellis Sidney Gates Trent Hardman Johnson Financial Group Pat Hamill Christian Lewis First Western Trust Bank George Hopfenbeck Bruce McDonald McDonald Automotive Group James R. Howell Chris Miller The North Highland Company R. Edgar Johnson Chad Mitchell FirstBank of Wheat Ridge Charles J. Kall Andrew Morrison Mark West Energy Partners C. Howard Kast Carie Mueller Herman Miller Charles H. Luther, Jr. Jamesy Owen Denver City Attorney’s Office Neil McLagan Cyrus Rajabi Jones & Keller, P.C. Jim Mulligan Steve Richards Mile High Outdoor Advertising Lee Nelson Joanne Sherwood Citywide Banks Thomas Owen Matt Smith Holland & Hart, LLP Jane Prancan Chris Stoeber Integer Group John Shaw Tracy Tafoya OZ Architecture Moses Taylor Rob Terry Nike Golf Jack A. Vickers 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver 18

JEREMIAH MILBANK SOCIETY HERITAGE CLUB

The Jeremiah Milbank Society members are individual donors and These generous individuals and families have made provisions in their families that support Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver with deep estate plans to ensure that Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver can commitment and an unrestricted gift of $10,000 or more during a single continue to serve children in our community for years to come. year.

Anonymous (3) Tom O’Donnell Anonymous Tim and Cheryl Sheahan Libby Anschutz Rick and Cynthia Reilly John and Susan Arigoni Robert M. Shopneck Samuel Butler III Marty Schmitz Edward Brown Daniel C. Thompson Brown and Mardi Cannon Betsy Searle and Mike Branham Linda Campbell Michael Vickers John Caulkins Bob and Cappy Shopneck Kendall Carbone Pete and Amy Corrigan George and Carol Solich Max and Ramey Caulkins The Crown Family Mike and Thatch Spriggs Peter M. Cudlip Dick and Ze Deane Katharine Stapleton Dick and Ze Deane John and Paige Elway Kent Thiry and Denise O’Leary Caleb and Sidney Gates David Farmer and Gay Faris Michael and Pegi Touff Jim and Carol Gumpert Ken and Rebecca Gart Dick and Britney Weil Patrick J. Hayes Caleb and Sidney Gates George M. Hopfenbeck, Jr. Jim and Phyllis Howell Jim and Phyllis Howell David and Ellen Hurtado Bill and Abby Humphrey Brandon and Wendy Johnson Brandon and Wendy Johnson Sue King Jon Kinning Suzanne Kintzele Kathy Luna Charlie and Pam Leder Steve and Kathy McConahey Charles and Vanessa Monfort John and Meg Meyer RJ MacArthur Margaret Morrissey Richard L. Monfort Tom O’Donnell Frank and Gayle Mooney Mr. and Mrs. J. Churchill Owen Doug Morton and Marilyn Brown Thomas and Laurene Owen Larry and MaryKay Mueller Brent Powers Will and Shirley Nicholson John and Katy Shaw 19 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver LEADERSHIP 2013 Leadership (Calendar year January 1 - December 31, 2013)

LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

The Leadership Council is a group of corporate leaders who are Chuck Ward Campbell Killin Brittan and Ray, LLC committed to providing substantial financial support and expertise in Ronald Williams Gary-Williams Energy Corporation order to help Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver fulfill our mission. Scott Wylie First Western Trust Bank

Libby Anschutz Anschutz Entertainment Group Patrick Bowlen Denver Broncos Football Club EXECUTIVE STAFF Max Caulkins Thrumcap Capital Don Collins Moody Insurance Agency John Arigoni President & Chief Executive Officer Jeff Dorsey Retired, HCA-HealthONE, LLC Kathy Luna Chief Operating Officer Joe Ellis Denver Broncos Football Club Phil Bloise Vice President of Finance Denver Broncos Football Club Tina Martinez Vice President of Program Services Sidney Gates Community Leader Erin Porteous Vice President of Development Patrick H. Hamill Oakwood Homes Thomas W. Honig Wells Fargo Bank Brandon Johnson Johnson Financial Group, LLC Richard C. Kelly Xcel Energy, Inc. Leo Kiely Retired, MillerCoors Don Kortz Cassidy Turley Real Estate J. Landis Martin Platte River Ventures Shawn McLaughlin Concord Energy Steve McConahey SGM Capital, LLP Richard L. Monfort Colorado Rockies Baseball Club Larry Mueller Cuvée Ventures James M. Mulligan Snell & Wilmer Stuart Pattison Colorado Community Bank Walter C. Rakowich Prologis Christopher Shean Liberty Media Corporation Hassan Salem U.S. Bank Jack A. Vickers Castle Pines Golf Club 2

EXECUTIVE STAFF 21 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver LOCATIONS With the help of our valued Clubhouse Sponsors, Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver operates 17 program sites in metro Denver neighborhoods that exhibit a critical need, including 15 Clubs, one Extended Learning Opportunity (ELO) site, and Gates Camp, a summer retreat away from the tough realities many of our Club members face in their urban environments.

Boettcher Boys & Girls Club Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club Jefferson County Boys & Girls Club at 1523 Boston St. 4397 Crown Blvd. O’Connell Middle School Aurora, CO 80010 Denver, CO 80239 1275 S. Teller St. 303-364-0039 303-373-1900 Lakewood, CO 80232 Clubhouse Champion: Denver Broncos 303-985-0202 Cole Boys & Girls Club at Cole Arts & Science Football Club Academy Johnson Boys & Girls Club 3240 Humboldt St. 3325 W. 16th Ave. Denver, CO 80205 Denver, CO 80204 303-892-9200 ext.191 303-893-8150

Commerce City Boys & Girls Club at Kearney Johnson Boys & Girls Club at Johnson Middle School Elementary School 6160 Kearney St. 1850 S. Irving St. Commerce City, CO 80022 Force Boys & Girls Club at Force Elementary Denver, CO 80219 303-853-5570 School 303-892-9200 ext.194 Clubhouse Sponsor: Suncor Energy 1550 S. Wolff St. Denver, CO 80219 Noel Boys & Girls Club at Montbello Campus 303-892-9200 ext.192 5000 Crown Blvd. Denver, CO 80239 Gates Camp 303-892-9200 ext.195 P.O. Box 137 Ward, CO 80481 303-443-7394 Cope Boys & Girls Club 808 Inca St. Godsman Extended Learning Program at Denver, CO 80204 Godsman Elementary School 303-893-8214 2120 W. Arkansas Ave. Denver, CO 80223 303-892-9200 ext.193 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver 22

Owen Boys & Girls Club Wilfley Boys & Girls Club 3480 W. Kentucky Ave. 4595 Navajo St. Denver, CO 80219 Denver, CO 80211 303-934-7811 303-477-5912 Clubhouse Sponsor: Colorado Rockies Clubhouse Sponsor: ROOT SPORTS

Place Boys & Girls Club at Place Bridge Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver also operate three school day intervention sites. The PACE Academy (Promoting Academic & Character Education) Program operates in the following locations: 7125 Cherry Creek North Dr. Denver, CO 80224 PACE East 303-892-9200 ext.196 Located at the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club

Shopneck Boys & Girls Club PACE West 1800 Longspeak St. Located at the Cope Boys & Girls Club Brighton, CO 80601 PACE Southwest 303-637-7272 Located at the Owen Boys & Girls Club

Vickers Boys & Girls Club at the Nancy P. Anschutz Center 3333 Holly St. Denver, CO 80207 303-321-0340 23 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver DONORS 2013 Financial Results (Fiscal year October 1, 2012 - September 30, 2013) * 5 Consecutive Years

INDIVIDUALS

$50,000 + Daniel and Debbie Collins Joe Smith* Andy Baldyga and Ligia Aviles* Anonymous Peter and Amy Corrigan Mike and Thatch Spriggs* John and Mary Baur* Libby Anschutz* The Crown Family* Katharine Stapleton* Linda Behr Robert and Kathy Clark Dick and Ze Deane* Nancy Thonen Mike Bennett* Daniel and Megan Fearnow Raymond Duncan Michael and Pegi Touff* Scott Benson George and Carol Solich John and Paige Elway* Greg Vigil Jim and Shelley Bershof* Dick and Britney Weil David Farmer and Gay Faris* Robert and Kay Watson Jeffrey Berthold Paul and Jeanette Ferguson Ross and Candy Bhappu $25,000 - $49,000 Ken and Rebecca Gart* $1,000 - $9,999 Phil Bloise and Christine Talley* McKay and Nina Belk Caleb and Sidney Gates* Anonymous (13) Andy and Katherine Bolom Howard and Melissa Brill Patrick Hamill* Adrianna Abarca Jordan Bonicelli George and Christina Caulkins* Larry and Michelle Harmsen Arnold Abel Rashad and Sybil Booker Max and Ramey Caulkins* Jerry Homzy Jose Luis Aguilar Kenneth Boris Steve and Kathy McConahey* Jim and Phyllis Howell* Rick Alexander Justin and Tobey Borus Charles and Vanessa Monfort* David and Ellen Hurtado* John and Sheila Allen Kent and Tracy Bozarth Dick Monfort* Lou Hutchison Steven and Cyndi Allen Paige Brennan Doug Morton and Marilyn Brown* Sue King* Castle Allen Lindley Brenza Mr. and Mrs. Will F. Nicholson Jr.* Suzanne Kintzele* Fabiola and Ken Allen Dennis Bright Tom O’Donnell* Peter and Laurie Korneffel* Will Amerine Dean and Carol Bristol* Thomas and Laurene Owen* Carl and Sherri Kroonenberg Aekatherine Anadiotis Chuck and Carla Brogan Kent Thiry and Denise O’Leary Charlie and Pam Leder* Gary and Sara Anderson Michelle Brokaw Dave Turner and Pat Erickson Peyton and Ashley Manning Eric Anesi Cory Bromley Estate of Eleanore B. Wilfley R.J. McArthur Tim and Mary Anschutz* Bart and Carol Brookman Frank and Gayle Mooney Scott Ansel* Ed Brown* $10,000 - $24,999 Larry and Mary Kay Mueller Benjamin and Debra Ansell Darrell Brown and Suzanne McNitt* Anonymous (3) Chris Rapp Alan Antolak and Michele Hanley* Donald Brown William and Michele Bergner* Rick and Cynthia Reilly John and Ashley Arigoni Linnea Brown* Mike Branham and Betsy Searle* David Roitman John and Susan Arigoni* Melissa Brownstein Samuel Butler, III* Roger Rummel Pres and Patti Askew* Peyton and Suzanne Bucy Brown and Mardi Cannon Marty Schmitz* Laura Bacon Kenneth Bugosh John Caulkins Bob and Cappy Shopneck* Kent Bagley and Margaret Clute* 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver 24

Lambert Bunker and Liza Richard Doleshek Joshua Gerstberger Matt and Maureen Hirsch Dennehy-Bunker* Debbie Donner Usama Ghazi Barry and Arlene Hirschfeld* Dennis and Wendi Burkhardt Jon Dowie Ted Gill* Dave and Anita Hoerman David Burton Polly Dudley Andy and Laura Gill Randy and Debbie Holliday Rod and Melanie Buscher John Duncan Walt Glover Jeff Holliday Shaun Byrne Chance and Lindsay Dunston Jay Goldstein Eric Holt Greg Byrnes Richard Dyess Ken and Danielle Gooden* Paul and Jeannie Hoover Beatrice Cain* Virginia Edley John and Susan Gowen Carl and Jan Hoover Franklyn and Monica Caine Michael Edwards Julie Graebel George and Ruth Hopfenbeck* Kenneth Callison Lauren Ellerbeck Ted and Kim Graham Lester Houtz and Valerie Linda Campbell* Joe and Ann Ellis* Jack and Ginger Graham Anderson Pat Campbell Dennis Engel David Grams Peg Howard Steve and Kendall Carbone* William England Rebecca Grappo Christina Hoyt Stephanie Carlisle James Ericson Ron and Gayle Greene Matthew Hubbard and Danielle Jay Carpenter Sandusky Robert Ernstsen Brian and Brook Griese Tim Carrier Ed and Judith Huffman* Michael and Joanne Ernstsen* Elizabeth Grinevics Tim and Christine Carter* William and Abby Humphrey* Scott and Erin Estes Kurtis Haeger* Eleanor Caulkins* Dave and Margie Hunter Greg and Sally Evans Chet Halvorson Daniel Chitwood Rocky and Donna Hunter David and Janie Eves Todd Hamilton Joseph and Melanie Cimenski Vickie Iburg Lisa Fieldman* Crawford and Sue Hamilton Michael and Jill Clark Nathan Iler Mira Fine* John Hamilton Vane Clayton Barbara Jahn Jason Finehout Michael Hamilton Arthur Coburn Brian and Janet Jeffries* Mike Fisher Elizabeth Hamilton Roger and Becky Cohen Jack Jenkins and Katherine Foote* Sean and Gyda Flanigan* Elsie Hamilton Dan and Rita Connerly Troy and Tricia Johns Jill Fletcher Ferris and Molly Hamilton Edward and Hope Connors Brandon and Wendy Johnson* Nancy Forbes Patrick Hamm Rick Cope* Ed and Judy Johnson Charles Fote Alex and Diana Hammerstein* Cal and Kathy Cox Daniel and Corey Johnson Tucker and Rebecca Franciscus Jerry and Jan Hanson Todd Cox David and Theresa Johnson Keith Franz Jill Harmon Cody Crader Henry and Vanessa Jones Dave and Jacquie Fredericks* Nesa Hassanein Byron and Carolyn Craig* Jameson and Malena Jones Michael Fries Marianne Hawker Rene and Delphine Crothers* Leigh Kahn Pamela Fromhertz Hal and Jackie Hawkey* Jerome and Jackie Davis Charles and Barbara Kall* Ken and Julie Fugate Lewis and Debra Hazy Brad and Susan Davis Scott Kallsen Joan Garcia Rhonda Hertel* Jason and Jessica Day Robert Kelly Bill and Stephanie Gaskins Clifford and Nancy Hickey Josh DeGuire Eric and Laurie Kenealy Annette Gauna Harley and Lorraine Higbie* Paul Diede John Kent Chris Geiger Owen Hillerriver Daniel and Erin Dilley Tripp and Ann Kerr Howard Gengerke* Lori Hills Navin and Rita Dimond Brent and Anne Kieft John Gerlitz* Randi Himelgrin 25 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver DONORS 2013 Donations (Fiscal year October 1, 2012 - September 30, 2013) * 5 Consecutive Years

INDIVIDUALS

Roy Kim* Ronn and Krissy Loewenthal Tim McGee John and Kay Nelson Daniel Kimpton Nancy Lorenzen* Zachary McGuire Warren Neufeld Elizabeth Kirkpatrick* Elaine Lucadano Brian McGuire Bob and Judi Newman* Alvin Kitzmann Kathy Luna* Robert McIntosh Randy and Renee Nickerson Evan and Ellen Kline John and Linda Lynch Neil McLagan* John O’Connor Eric Klump Bob MacDermott and Barbara Art McMahon Jean O’Donnell Perry* Karl Knapp David Melena Steven Offhaus Benny Madrid Nancy Koron Mark Messenbaugh Karin Olson Hoal Jennifer Maitlen Jerry and Teia Kovacich* Bill Metzler Estate of Evaline Olson-Shuster Sabine Major Mark and Susan Koza Donna Mietus Craft O’Neal Steve and Gina Malecha* Steven and Elizabeth Kris Barclay Miller Loredana Ottoborgo* Jason Manley Brad Krough Edward Miller* David Owen Erik and Helen Manos Jani Kruus Jeremiah Miller* Tyler Packard John and Jennifer Manta James and Tinka Kurtz Brandon Millican William Page Christopher Marchase David Lane Charles Miranda James Palenchar and Lizabeth Austin and Anne Marquis Lynner Chester and Toni Latcham Andrew Mitchell* James Marshall and Kathy Daly* George Pappas Darrel and Pamela Lathrop Ronnie Mitzner Thomas and Cydney Marsico Kristin Parsons Donald and Susie Law Steven and Deborah Moak Kristen Martin Mike and Mary Partheymuller* David Lawrence* Catherine Moes* Phillip Martinez Joe and Fonda Paxton* Keith and Karen Lawton John and Susan Mollenkopf Jason and Tina Martinez* Perry Peine* Edward and Margaret Leede Joseph Money Earnest and Valerie Mathis Barb Perruccio Deven Lennox-Gentle Roy and Starla Montoya Richard Maves Tom and Judith Persing* Jill Leslie Scott Moore Zachary Maxfield Brian, Marilyn and Brynn Peters* Josh Letsis Mario and Bev Moranetz Mac and Jill McAlister Allan and Jordyn Peters Paula Levering Mitch and Maggie Morrissey* Duncan and Heather McBogg Donna Petrocco* David and Dawn Lewallen Chaz and Susan Mueller Jim and Carole McCotter* Jerome and Ann Philpott* Virgilio and Barbara Licona Jim Mulligan and Joni Burleson* Russell McCoy Mitch Pierce* David and Barbara Lindsey* Michael Murt E. Kay McDivitt* Eric and Maureen Pierce Merissa Littell Margaret Napper Brian and Mayme McDonald Michael Pilch David and Barb Livingston Mike and Dana Naylor Tracy McFadden* Victor and Mary Pizzuto* Bill and Sandy Loeffler Jeff and Alison Nelligan* 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver 26

Bill and Marilyn Plummer* Ted and Chris Schaefer James Sullivan John Wilfley and Ann Hopfenbeck Marisa Pomeroy John and Katrina Schilling* Shikha Sundaram Sharon Wilkinson David and Erin Porteous* Rick and Susan Schmitz Andrew and Erin Sundet John and Laurie Williams* Jim and Kathleen Potter Keith and Beth Schneider* Stephen Swenerton Laura Williams Brent and Andrea Powers* Cindy Schneider* Jeremy Swift Gary Wilson Melanie Prichard Benjamin and Alessandra Kendal Tagestad Candace Wilson Gary and Lynda Prickett Schulein Frankie and Donna Tamburelli Ryan and Katherine Wither Bob and Liz Puckett Nancy Schulein Jaime Teran Timothy and Mary Wolf Jeff Puckett Joseph and Carolynn Karen Thomas* Joseph Wolf Schwalbach* Walt and Susan Rakowich Jeff Timmerman Jeff Wood James Schwartzburg Nader and Leah Ramzy John and Alicia Tlapek John and Kathleen Woodward Yasser Sedhom Samira Recob Amy Toltz-Miller Lester and Marianne Woodward Barry Shames David Reed Theresa Tomich* Gordon Yale and Jennifer Carver* John and Katy Shaw* Lee and Pam Reichert Betty Tondel* Patrick and Tricia Youssi Robert Shields Kenneth Reif* Timothy Trostel George Zeilinger Ken Simon Eugene Reilly Ronan and Kate Truesdale Rhonda Zimmerman Jay and Gina Simonson Daniel Revelle and Laura Curtis* Ken and Debra Tuchman Sam Simpson Dustin Rhodes Tyler and Natalie Tysdal Gabriel Simpson Robert Rhue* Timothy and Elizabeth Ulfig Estate of Mary Carroll Sinclaire Steve and Alison Richards* Morris George Valuck and Lisa Fisher- Valuck Carolyn Richter Jonathan Singer Christine Vanmiddlesworth Monroe Rifkin Christopher Sittler Jack and Carolyn Vickers Rick Rivers R. Shane Slayton Estevan Vigil Joe and Mary Jean Roberts Diana Smith* Derek Visocky John and Lisa Robinson Lane Snell* Bill and Ida Vizas Thomas Roche Phil and Lisa Soderborg* David and Kate Vorlage* Steven Rohleder Geoff and Anita Solich Robert and Julie Wallace* Gary Ross Mike and Aimee Spaulding Shirley Ward Ronald Rosson Paul Stack Daniel Wason Carlton Roth* Walker and Jenna Stapleton Julie Watson William and Laura Rothacker Dorothy Starkey Michael Webster and Luana Mary Roughen Kent and Elizabeth Stemper* Locke* Tim and Kathryn Ryan* Chris Stoeber* Jim Weichselbaum William Ryan Paul and Angela Stone Marc Weisberg John and Debbie Sakys Owen Stone Todd Weisrock Josh Sandberg Michael Stoner Robert West Dan and Gina Santangelo Scott Storey* Paul and Tina White* Steve Sapka and Linda Young* Eric and Chanin Strassburger Donalyn White Roxanne Sarmento Devamadhavan Subramaniyam 27 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver DONORS 2013 Donations (Fiscal year October 1, 2012 - September 30, 2013) * 5 Consecutive Years

ORGANIZATIONS

$250,000 + James and Beatrice Salah Northpoint Energy, LLC EKS&H* City and County of Denver Charitable Trust Oakwood Homes, LLC* El Pomar Foundation Denver Broncos Football Club* Libby Anschutz Foundation Peyback Foundation Fidelity Investments Denver Health* OfficeScapes* Prologis FirstBank - Jefferson Branch Denver Public Schools Pinnacol Assurance Prologis Foundation FirstBank Holding Company of Colorado* Mile High United Way* The Solich Fund QEP Resources Inc. Front Range ADI Marketing State of Colorado U.S. Bancorp Foundation Sam’s Club Co-Op Suncor Energy USA Inc.* U.S. Bank* The Naughton-Nicholson Foundation* GoDaddy The Anschutz Foundation* Weil Family Charitable Trust Thiry-O’Leary Foundation Harmes C. Fishback Foundation* The Colorado Health Foundation Howell Construction* $25,000 - $49,999 United Launch Alliance* Wal-Mart Foundation Jack A. Vickers Foundation* $100,000 - $249,999 Adolph Coors Foundation* William D. Radichel Foundation* Kullgren Family Charitable Trust* Anonymous (1) Alameda Corridor Business Improvement District Xcel Energy* LibertyGives Foundation* Boys & Girls Clubs of America* Caulkins Family Foundation* Ludlow-Griffith Foundation Helen K. and Arthur E. Johnson Foundation* CenturyLink* $10,000 - $24,999 MasTec Advanced Technologies State Of Colorado - TTI & TGYS* Charles Schwab Foundation* American Eagle Distributing Mercedes-Benz of Littleton City of Lakewood Andrisen Morton Northern Trust Bank of Colorado $50,000 - $99,999 Citywide Banks* Ascent Private Capital Mangement O’Neal Flat Rolled Metals Anonymous (2) Colorado Rockies Charity Bank of America* Richard and Diana Vigil Fund, a fund of the McCormick Charitable Trust Adams County School District 14* Foundation* Bartlit Beck Herman Palenchar & Scott, LLP RJ Clark Family Foundation City of Brighton* Comcast Foundation* Berenbaum Weinshienk PC* Stadium Management Company, Colorado Alliance of Boys & Girls Denver Broncos Charities* LLC* Clubs Bushong Family Foundation First Western Financial Inc.* State of Colorado - Summer Food Colorado Rockies Baseball Club* Cascade Financial Management, Program* Foundation for the Carolinas Inc. Cuvée Properties Fund Taco Bell Foundation Management, LLC George F. & Ethel A. Wollgast Charles Schwab Corporation Fund* The Carson Foundation* DaVita Conoco Phillips* Grant Thornton, LLP The Community Foundation of Denver Post Season To Share, Cross H Foundation* Greater Birmingham A Fund of the McCormick Greenwood Automotive, LLC Crown Family Philanthropies The Denver Foundation* Foundation* Lockton Companies Of Colorado* CVR Energy The Elway Foundation Falcon Trust Martin Family Foundation* Delta Dental of Colorado* Gates Family Foundation* The Piton Foundation 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver 28

Three Peaks Capital Management, Buffets, Inc. Gap Foundation Gift Match Lewis Roca Rothgerber, LLP LLC Program Burns & McDonnell Liberty Global, Inc. Tricon Geophysics, Inc. Gaynor Family Foundation Calcon Constructors Liberty Mutual Insurance Tri-County Health Department GE Johnson Campbell Foundation Fund* Lorraine and Harley Higbie Fund* University of Phoenix General Motors Corporation Capital Area United Way, Inc. MarkWest Energy Partners, L.P. Vehicle Vault, LLC Goldman, Sachs & Co. Charles Schwab Corporation Martin & Martin Consulting Venoco, Inc.* Political Action Committee Gonzales & Cowan Law Firm Engineers Verizon Citi Private Bank Great Divide Brewing Co. Massage Envy - Cherry Creek Village Inn City of Wheat Ridge Greater Kansas City Community McDonald Automotive Group Foundation Xcel Energy Foundation* Clara M. Whittington Fund McWhinney Greenberg Traurig LLP* Colorado Coca-Cola Bottling Merrion Foundation* Company Hein & Associates* $1,000 - $9,999 Messner Reeves, LLP Colorado Garden Show, Inc. Henry E. Wurst Family Anonymous Microsoft Corporate Foundation* 3M Colorado Intergovernmental Risk Headquarters* Sharing Agency Herman Miller Workplace A-1 Chipseal Co. Microsoft Denver Office* Colorado State Bank & Trust* Resource Of Colorado Alliance Bernstein Microsoft Giving Campaign* Colorado State University Holland & Hart, LLP Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae Mile High Banks - LoDo Comcast Honnen Equipment Company Association Mile High Outdoor Advertising* Community First Commercial Infinity Partners, LLC Alvarez and Marsal Global Mohr Partners, Inc. Real Estate Forensic and Dispute Services, J. F. Maddox Foundation Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC Community First Foundation Jackson National Life Insurance Mountain Man Welding and Anadarko Petroleum ConAgra Company* Fabrication, Inc. AON Consulting Connie Burwell White & William Jansen Strawn Consulting Mountain Real Estate Capital, LLC W. White Foundation* Engineers* APECS, Inc. Moye White, LLP Credera Janus Foundation Aponte & Busam, Inc. Mtech - Mechanical Techologies CVL Consultants of Colorado, Inc. Jefferson County Public Schools AT&T Group* Daniels Fund Johns Manville Fund AthenaInvest, Inc. Navigant Davis & Ceriani Johnson Financial Group Backflip Studios, Inc. NexGen Resource Corporation DCP Midstream LP Joseph H. Thompson Fund* Baker Street Holdings, LLC Noble Energy - Denver Destination Services Corporation Junk Genius Bank of America Matching Gifts Noodles & Company Dini Spheris Kerr Energy Bank of the West - Brighton OZ Architecture of Denver, Inc.* EnCana Cares (USA) Foundation* Koelbel Family Foundation Ben C. Delatour Foundation* Paul and Mary Ann Greiveldinger Enterprise Holdings Foundation Kohl’s Cares for Kids* Benedict Family Foundation Trust* Ernst & Young KPA, LLC Bessemer Trust Perkins Coie Fidelity Investments - Salt Lake Kroenke Sports Enterprises* Big Sticks Foundation* PlaySmart, Inc. City Kundinger, McCutcheon, Corder BKD, LLP Power Equipment Company Fisk Enterprises, Inc. & Engle, P.C. Bolder Capital, LLC PriceWaterhouseCoopers Foothills Credit Union Kutak Rock, LLP Brookfield Residential Properties* Project One Integrated Services* Fred and Charlotte Hubbell Lazarus Management Company, Quality Community Foundation Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Foundation LLC Radius Media Holdings Bucy Family Fund Frontier Drilling Level 3 Communications RAS & Associates, LLC 29 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver DONORS 2013 Donations (Fiscal year October 1, 2012 - September 30, 2013) * 5 Consecutive Years ORGANIZATIONS

RBC Foundation - USA The North Highland Company Reel Family Foundation Inc. The Outdoor Foundation Rio Construction Services, LLC The Pierson Foundation Robert Rhue Enterprises, Inc. The Ritz-Carlton Denver Rocky Mountain Cable The Ron and Mary Pott Family Association Foundation ROOT SPORTS The Susan and Eric Sipf Family Foundation Rose Community Foundation The William H. Donner Ruth & Vernon Taylor Foundation Foundation* The Wolf Family Foundation Saunders Construction, Inc. Toyota Motor Credit Corporation Schlessman Family Foundation* TR & Link, LLC Schwab Charitable Fund Treece Alfrey Musat PC Shames-Makovsky Realty Company Tuchman Family Foundation Sheldon Sowell Center for Health Tumac Lumber Company Fund of The Oregon Community Sherman and Howard, LLC* Foundation Sierra Detention Systems United Power, Inc.* Sill-TerHar Motors, Inc. Urban Mountain Realty, LLC State of the City Fund USDA - NCRS Longmont Service Steele Street State Bank Center Steese, Evans, and Frankel, P.C. Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Strear Family Foundation Inc.* Vital Care Charitable Foundation, Subaru Inc. Sundet Foundation Weathersure Systems, Inc. T. Lloyd Kelly Foundation WellPoint Foundation The David & Katherine Lawrence Wells Fargo Foundation Foundation* Wells Fargo Private Bank* The Frederic C. Hamilton Family Foundation Whole Foods Belmar The Holben Group, LLC World Ventures Foundation The Humphreys Foundation Zions Management Services The Integer Group* The Lloyd J. and Eleanor R. King Foundation 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver 30

IN-KIND

Anonymous Denver Housing Authority Kohl’s Sneakz 3M Denver Lumber Co. KONE, Inc. Snell & Wilmer, LLP AC Golden Brewing Company Denver Metro Major League Kroenke Sports Enterprises Charif Souki Adams County School District 14 Denver Outlaws Lacrosse Landing Place Church South of Colfax Nightlife District AEG Live Denver Parks and Recreation Laramar Communities Sports Authority Andrisen Morton Denver Public Schools Laser Pegs Ventures, LLC Staples Auberge Private Residences at Department of Extended Lockton Companies Of Colorado Starbucks Esperanza Learning & Community Schools Love Grown Foods Suncor Energy USA Inc. Black Diamond Ranch Doug Eaton Jim and Carole McCotter Joel Tucker Blistex Energy Outreach Colorado McNeil Designer Portraits Tavern Hospitality Group Boulder Lumber ESPN Denver Metro Community Provider The Coca Cola Company Boys & Girls Clubs of America Network David Farmer and Gay Faris The Westin Riverfront Calcon Constructors Microsoft Corporate Headquarters Fidelity Investments Tiger Tree, Inc. Cassidy Turley Real Estate Mile High Outdoor Advertising First Bank Holding Company of Toyota CenturyLink Colorado Miller Coors Brewing Company Valley Bank & Trust Certified Business Systems Food Bank of the Rockies Brandon Moore VaVoom Aesthetic & Laser Clinic Chairlift Concepts Frito-Lay Nancy Lieberman Foundation Verizon Children’s Hospital Colorado Front Range ADI Marketing Net Suite Co-Op Village Inn City and County of Denver New Media Denver GQ Barber Lounge Whole Foods Market Coca-Cola Bottling Company Noodles & Company Grand Design World Ventures Foundation Clocktower Events O’Connell Middle School Grease Monkey Xcel Energy Colorado Adventure Center OZ Architecture of Denver, Inc. Hacienda Beach Club Colorado Avalanche Peyback Foundation Happy Cakes Bakeshop Colorado Rapids Hazel and Doug Price HealthOne Colorado Rockies Baseball Club Quintess Collection Herman Miller Workplace Comcast Resource of Colorado Radio Disney Terry and Debbie Crawford Janus Capital Group RBC Foundation - USA Curious Cork Jefferson County Public Schools Resource Capital Funds Cuvée Properties Fund Jet Linx Denver Robb Report Management, LLC Jim ‘N Nick’s BBQ Restaurant ROOT SPORTS Delta Dental of Colorado John Lynch Foundation Sam’s Club Denver Art Museum KCNC-TV CBS Channel 4 Sill-TerHar Motors Denver Broncos Football Club King Soopers Small Planet Foods 31 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver VOLUNTEERS In 2013, thousands of one-time special event volunteers provided 12,488 hours of service to Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver. Their efforts have helped maintain beautiful and safe buildings for our Club members as well as provided an additional $275,110.64 of in-kind value for our organization.

We thank all of our volunteers for their generosity and commitment to helping Denver youth succeed! (January 1, 2013 – December 31, 2013)

VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS

Auction and Event Solutions Girl Scouts Natural Products Network Verizon AmeriCorps Gonzales & Cowan Law Firm Navigant WellPoint Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Anadarko Grand Design Nike Wells Fargo Aspen Academy Herman Miller Workplace North Denver Housing Center Resource of Colorado Whole Foods Berkadia Old Navy IFMA/NAIOP World Ventures Foundation Beta Alpha PSI One of 99 Jack and Jill Foundation of Xcel BKD, LLP O’Neal Flat Rolled Metal America Youth With A Mission Blkhrts Optimist Clubs Janus Funds Brookside Pinnacol Assurance Jefferson County Sherriff’s Office Burns & McDonnell Prologis Jim ‘N Nicks BBQ Cassidy Turley Real Estate Regis University Kaiser Permanente Catholic Heart Work Camps Rocky Mountain Cement Keller Williams Center for Student Missions Service Source Kohl’s CenturyLink Snell & Wilmer Landing Place Community Church Charles Schwab Staples McAfee Colorado Rockies Suncor Energy Menaul School Comcast Target Metro Community Providers Tavern Hospitality Group ConAgra Foods Network Texas Roadhouse Credera Metropolitan State University DaVita of Denver Toyota Denver Broncos Cheerleaders MicroEdge United Launch Alliance Denver Broncos Football Club Microsoft University of Colorado Denver Direct TV Microsoft Store University of Denver Fidelity Investments National Conference of State U.S. Bank Legislatures 2013 Annual Report To The Community Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver 32

MILE HIGH UNITED WAY

Mile High United Way supports Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver through their Youth Success Initiative, devoted to helping at-risk young people overcome obstacles and graduate from high school. Our role in the Youth Success Initiative is to provide safe and positive Club locations where school- aged youth can learn and grow afterschool and during the summer months. In 2013, our organization received $309,792 in funding from the Mile High United Way.

CHARITY NAVIGATOR

Charity Navigator is America’s largest independent charity evaluator that provides the public with ratings of the Financial Health and Accountability & Transparency of thousands of nonprofits nationwide. They offer donors the information they need to navigate their giving decisions effectively.

We are proud to announce that in 2013, Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver earned our third consecutive 4-star rating from Charity Navigator. Only 10% of the charities that Charity Navigator rates have received at least three consecutive 4-star evaluations, indicating that Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver outperforms most other charities in America.

“Receiving four out of a possible four stars indicates that your organization adheres to good governance and other best practices that minimize the chance of unethical activities and consistently executes its mission in a fiscally responsible way. This ‘exceptional’ designation from Charity Navigator differentiates Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver from its peers and demonstrates to the public it is worthy of their trust.”

KEN BERGER President & Chief Executive Officer, Charity Navigator

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