Unrestricted Contributions/Gifts, 7/1/04 through 10/31/04 Donor List The USTA & Education Foundation is grateful to the following individuals and companies for their generous support of our mission. Every effort has been made to be complete and accurate, but in compiling such listings, errors may occur. If you should notice inaccuracies, please contact the Foundation’s office at 914-696-7223 so we can correct our records.

AMA-Eagle, LLC Mr. Lawrence Bragg, III J.A. Frost Mr. Fredric Mack Mr. Barry Segal Amerada Hess Corporation Mr. & Mrs. L. Squire Bressor Ms. Shatzi Gaines Mr. & Mrs. J. Alan Mack Dr. & Mrs. Enzo Sella American Airlines Mr. Matthew Bronfman Mr. Ralph Geller Mr. Stanley Malless Mr. Paul Shaffer Angelo Gordon & Co., L.P. Ms. Jane Brown Mr. & Mrs. Andy Glaser Mr. & Mrs. Mark Mansa Mr. & Mrs. Paul Shaw Citizen Mr. Vance Brown Ms. Carol Glassman Mr. & Mrs. Wellington Mara Mr. William Shaw Evian Mr. Mr. Mike Goldstein Ms. Elizabeth Mathieu Mr. & Mrs. Fred Shen Friends of Catherine Nolan Ms. Dale Burch Senator Roy Goodman Mr. & Mrs. Sylvester Mazzella Mr. Patrick Shields – Fromuth Tennis George Foreman Ms. Joyce Burke Mr. & Mrs. John Gordon Mr. Frederick McNair Ms. Pam Shriver Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S., Inc. Ms. Eleanor Busman Mr. Mike Goss Mr. & Mrs. Richard Menschel Mr. Eric Smith & Ms. Tamara Fillhart Harman International Mr. & Mrs. Horace Butcher Mr. & Mrs. D. Lee Hamilton Ms. Esther Miller & Family Mr. Gordon Smith King & Spaulding LLP Ms. Laura Canfield Mr. James Hamous Drs. Mani & Noushin Morshed Mr. Randall Smith Kraft Foods Mr. D. Sumner Chase, III Mr. & Mrs. John Harris Mr. & Mrs. Richard Myers Mr. & Mrs. Renny Smith Lehman Brothers Mr. Leonard Chase Mr. Thomas Hastings Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Neumann Mr. Herbert Sockman MassMutual Financial Group Mr. Alan Chaskin Mr. Andre Hawaux Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Nicholas Mr. Anthony Spikes Mt. Kisco Dough Boys Inc. Ms. Shirley Churgin Mr. & Mrs. George Haywood Mr. John O’Leary Mr. & Mrs. Dean Staats New York Post Ms. Wendy Clark Mr. Edmond Heisler Ms. Phyllis Osterman Ms. Nancy Staves PepsiCo Foundation Mr. Russ Cline – RCA Group Mr. Paul Heller Mr. Steve Palm Ms. Sheila Stoltz Phoenix Industries of N.Y. Corp. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Cochran Mr. John Hess Mr. Nicholas Palumbo Dr. Sandy Sulik The Port Authority of NY & NJ Ms. Gloria Cohen Ms. Norma Horan Vogt Ms. Judith Pasamanick Ms. Dolores Swirin Quad Graphics Mr. & Mrs. William Connor Mr. & Mrs. Fred Horne Ms. Jean Paulsen Ms. Dorothy Szczepanski RCM Construction Corp. Mr. & Mrs. Elliot Cook Mr. Robert Horne & Ms. Laurie Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Peek Mr. & Mrs. David H. Taylor Silver Tennis Collection, Ltd. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Cowan Lindenbaum Ms. Katherine Petitti Mr. & Mrs. John Thorndike Staples Ms. Elaine Crocker Mr. & Mrs. Bill Humes Ms. Donna Pierre Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tilley State of New York Mr. Michael Daly Mr. David Humphreys Mr. Craig Puffenberger & Dr. Christiane Tsakis Tennis Week Mr. & Mrs. Gary Davis Mr. Bruce Hunt Ms. Janet Spina Ms. Doris Tulcin Tiffany & Co. Mr. & Mrs. Carlo DiCristofaro Mr. & Mrs. Edward Jacoby Mr. Bjorg Ragnarsdottir Mr. & Mrs. George Unhoch, Jr. Toys R Us Children’s Fund Mr. & Mrs. David Dines Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Larry Rand Mr. Bahar Uttam & Ms. Kathryn Mr. & Mrs. David Dinkins Ms. Anne Kalanty Ms. Christine Rankin Soderberg Ms. Doris Acerbo Ms. Rosalie Dolmatch Ms. Laurie Kamhi Ms. Denise Raptoulis Mr. & Mrs. Mark Vallely Mr. & Mrs. William Adams Mr. Herb Dorsey Mr. Ken Karole & Ms. Lisa DeMarco Mr. Joe Rasgado Mr. & Mrs. Phil Walker Mr. & Mrs. Kingsley Aikins Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Downie, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Katz Ms. Julia Rellou Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Warburg Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ainslie Ms. C.C. Dyer Ms. Jayne Keith Ms. Vicki Resnick Ms. Rosalind Walter Ms. Rozlyn Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Jay Eliezer Kerry Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. Peter Roden Ms. Sue Ann Weinberg Mrs. Louise Andren Mr. C. William Ellis Mr. Rob Kinas Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Rodriguez Dr. George Weiss Ms. Pamela Applebee Ms. Nancy Feller Ms. Margaret Koch Mr. & Mrs. Michael Rotondi Ms. Sue Whiting The Honorable Donna Arp Mr. & Mrs. Brian Finch Mr. Herb Kohler Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Russell Mr. Charles Whitman, III Mr. & Mrs. George Beitzel Mr. Michael T. Fiur Ms. Rochelle Korman Ms. Antoinette Sanders Ms. Janet Wilkins Mr. & Mrs. Walter Bell, Jr. Ms. Shelley Fleshner Ms. Diane Kressner Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Savoca Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Wilson Ms. Donna Bernstein Ms. Pat Freebody Ms. Louise Lamphere Mr. Raj K. Saxena Ms. Diane Wolfe Baroness Angela Billingham Ms. Elaine Freeman Mr. Bob Lessin Mr. & Mrs. Y. David Scharf Peggy & Edgar Woolard Ms. Sally Bliss Mr. & Mrs. Stan Freimuth Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Levering Mr. Jonathan Schiller Ms. Barbara Wynne The Honorable Paul Borman Mr. Michael Friedman Ms. Mary Jane Luther Mr. & Mrs. Alan Schwartz Dr. Bertram Zarins

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VOLUME 4 ★ ISSUE 3 ★ 2004

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Pam Shriver, President

Karen Martin-Eliezer, Executive Director

Ellen Del Colle, Editor

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From Pam Shriver Former President & Mrs. Bush Join Foundation Supporters at the 2004 Gala T&EF Events at the US Open Raise Over $400,000

Promoting “champion citizens, not just champion tennis players,” former President George Bush and his wife Barbara joined friends of the USTA T&EF at the 4th Annual OPENing Night Gala on August 30. Bush spoke of his family’s long friendship with Foundation President Pam Shriver and humorously recount- ed matches between the Hall of This year’s US Open was as exciting as ever and I love still Famer and his children. “We’ve had some wonderful times playing dou- being a part of it—now from a broadcast booth and in my role Left to right: Pam Shriver, Alan Schwartz, and Karen Martin-Eliezer as President of the USTA Tennis & Education Foundation. with President Bush and Mrs. Barbara Bush bles and it’s a great reminder of the Whether they won or lost, we saw champions in action— benefits of tennis—like friendships, players who gave 110 percent and had fans alternating sportsmanship, a healthy sense of competition…it’s just a terrific game for everyone.” between sitting on the edges of their seats and leaping to their The 4th Annual Opening Night Gala and other 2004 US Open-related events raised over feet cheering. $400,000 to benefit the USTA Tennis & Education Off court, the Foundation also had a thrill-packed two Foundation. weeks, starting with the Annual OPENing Night Gala and At the Gala, Patrick McEnroe served as Master of ending with the Annual ProAm. It is remarkable to see that Ceremonies, and joined Foundation President Pam what began as ideas have grown into annual events that gener- Shriver in leading a live auction featuring tickets to ate funds for grants to community tennis programs around the the 2005 Super Bowl, lunch and afternoon matches country and college scholarships for disadvantaged high school in the USTA President’s Box, and passes to 2005 golf seniors. The OPENing Gala was our 4th Annual, the ProAm events, the Masters and US Open. was the 2nd Annual and the enthusiasm for each event is so contagious! I am so grateful to President George Bush and his wife, President Bush with Y. David and Cheryl Scharf Barbara, for taking time from their busy schedules to be our special guests and attend this year’s Gala. I treasure their friendship and I am so honored that they helped support the Foundation. Thanks also to Harman International for their second year sponsorship of our ProAm. Kudos to my tennis buddies, Mark Bey, Peter Fleming, Brian Foundation Board Member Larry Rand, his wife Madelon and Nancy Gottfried, , Tom Gullikson, Luke and Murphy Newman Jensen, , Gretchen Magers, Bill Mountford, , Richey Reneberg, Joanne Russell, Mike Sell and , who hit the courts bright and early to give “the Ams” a day to remember. Thank you to the USTA Board, staff and volunteers for their help throughout the US Open. Ronnie Schwartz, Audrey and Fred Horne with Last, but certainly not least, many thanks to you for your President Bush generosity—together we are “building lives through tennis and education.” Best wishes for a joyful holiday season!

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THE USTA TENNIS & EDUCATION FOUNDATION SUPPORTS ORGANIZATIONS AND PROGRAMS THAT ENHANCE THE LIVES OF PEOPLE THROUGH TENNIS Foundation Board members Judy Levering (left) and Mary Wilson (center) with Donna Arp, former Mayor of Coleyville, Texas Kathryn Soderberg and Bahar Uttam AND EDUCATION. From the Desk of Grantees Honored at Annual Karen Martin-Eliezer College Scholarship Recipient In the Northeast, the sunshine and warmth of the Thanks Donors at Gala summer season has given way to crisp, tangy air and Aimee Kim, a Yale University sophomore from falling leaves. The door closed on the US Open and Irvine, California, spoke at the USTA T&EF’s we immediately started planning for next year, begin- OPENing Night Gala and thanked the attendees for ning with the OPENing Night Gala and concluding their support of the Foundation’s college scholarship with the Foundation ProAm. Many thanks to all program. Karen Martin-Eliezer those who participated in our special event. I enjoyed “Thank you for giving me the chance of a lifetime. My dream was to USTA Tennis & Education greeting many new friends and saying “hello” to attend Yale and my scholarship helps make it possible. The dream is now Executive Director USTA members on Membership Appreciation Day. I a reality and I am incredibly grateful.” hope you continue to wear our handsome 2004 US “I spent the past summer teaching at both the local tennis camp I first Open/Foundation pin with pride! started playing at and the tennis camp at my high school. It was a very Now is the time for the Foundation to review proposals for our last round of rewarding experience to see the sport from a completely different angle. program funding for 2004 and to start the 2005 scholarship process. Click onto I had always been the student, and now I had the chance to be a teacher. the Foundation icon at usta.com to get scholarship application forms. We have This year I am looking into a program that takes Yale students into the a new partnership this year with MassMutual who will be funding two scholar- inner city to teach tennis for a couple of hours.” ships per Section—quite an opportunity for deserving high school seniors to help fulfill their college dreams. The return date for the application to USTA Section offices is February 4, 2005. Good luck to all our potential recipients! Please watch for our year-end holiday mailing—and, as always, thank you for 2005 USTA T&EF College Scholarship your generous support. Program Underway Best wishes for a happy holiday season! The 2005 USTA Tennis & Education Foundation College Scholarship Program has begun and disadvantaged high school seniors across the country are The Board Makes a Difference encouraged to apply. Applications and information are available by contacting the Foundation, The Board is an administrative, policy-making body that establishes the USTA Section offices or at usta.com. framework for the Foundation’s operations. It delegates responsibility for such The Foundation’s scholarship awards include the Dwight F. Davis Memorial operations to the executive director, who, in turn, directs the staff that carries out Scholarship, the MassMutual Scholarship Awards, the Dwight Mosley the Foundation’s work within established policies and procedures. Scholarships, the Eve Kraft Education and College Scholarships, the USTA We are pleased to introduce you to two of our Directors-at-Large. T&EF College Scholarships and the College Textbook Awards. Since 1995, the USTA T&EF has awarded approximately $1 million in scholarships. Andre Hawaux. Hawaux is Vice President and Chief “We have the great responsibility and opportunity to deliver, within the con- Financial Officer of Pepsi-Cola North America—the $4 billion text of tennis and education, positive messages to kids — about healthy choices refreshment division of PepsiCo, Inc. in the and activities,” said Karen Martin-Eliezer, the Foundation’s Executive Director. and Canada. He has been a board member for Pepsi-Cola “Using tennis and education to connect with young people through our schol- Sino-American joint ventures in Shanghai, Beijing and arship program is one of many ways we try to help kids succeed in life on and Chengdu in the People’s Republic of China, and has been off the court.” recognized among “Who’s Who in International Business.” This year, MassMutual Financial Group has joined the Foundation’s College He makes his home in Westchester County, New York. Scholarship program to fund a total of $525,000 in college scholarships over the next three years. Beginning with graduating high school seniors in the Class of Carlos A. Rodriguez. As a communications and public 2005, thirty-five $5,000 scholarships (two per USTA Section) will be awarded affairs consultant for over 25 years, Rodriguez has directed annually by the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company (MassMutual) hundreds of successful political campaigns ranging from to students who demonstrate academic excellence, tennis participation and local elected officials to governors, member of Congress and expertise, and community service. the President of the United States. In addition to represent- The application and supporting materials must be mailed to the student’s ing numerous corporate and congressional clients from his respective USTA Sectional office (this information is available at usta.com) and Rodriguez & Co. office in California, he is a co-owner of postmarked by February 4 to be eligible for a 2005 USTA T&EF College Latino Opinions, a Hispanic public opinion research firm Scholarship. with offices in New York, California and Washington, D.C. He and his wife, College Scholarship recipients will be announced in May 2005. Suzie, make their home in the beautiful foothills of Northern California. Favorite Tennis Tips Board of Directors Tej, a young champion at Prince George’s Tennis & Education Foundation in Michael L. Ainslie Robert H. Lessin Fred Shen Upper Marlboro, Maryland, (a USTA T&EF funded program) has come up Matthew Bronfman Michael Goldstein Julia A. Levering Pam Shriver with his “Top List Favorite Tennis Tips,” that he’d like to share: Howard Cowan Andre Hawaux Elizabeth L. Mathieu, Esq. Gordon A. Smith Anne Marie Davis Cheryl Haywood Lawrence A. Rand Tiina Bougas Smith Gary Davis Mervin A. Heller, Jr. Missie Rennie Rosalind P.Walter •Tie a rope around your pants before you get on the court. David N. Dinkins John B. Hess Carlos A. Rodriguez Mary McLean Wilson •Take all of the pencils out of your pockets. Karen Martin-Eliezer Franklin R. Johnson Alan G. Schwartz Barbara S. Wynne •Wear underwear at all times. •If you have to blow your nose, use a handkerchief. Professional Player Advisory Council •Try not to throw up on the court. Zina Garrison MaliVai Washington •Pay someone not to keep score. Todd Martin Pam Shriver •Go to the bathroom before you play. Mary Joe Fenandez Patrick McEnroe Alexandra Stevenson •If nobody will play with you, get your dog to retrieve the balls. • Thank everyone that didn’t beat you up. 2nd Annual ProAm Benefits the Foundation The 2nd Annual Pro Am at the US Open presented by Harman International Good news from our funded programs… was a great success and raised $85,000 to benefit the USTA Tennis & Education “We believe that our grant from the USTA Tennis & Education Foun- Foundation. dation has enabled us to be viewed as a viable, sustainable program. We During the second week of the 2004 US Open, the event gave amateurs an have since received grants from the UPS Foundation and the Olympic opportunity to play with tennis greats and winners on match courts Club Foundation. Both foundations have indicated an interest in con- at Flushing Meadows, and provided a firsthand experience of what it’s like to be tinuing to support our program after this cycle of funding is complete.” a US Open player. Each of the amateur participants, several of whom were returning players —Marc Weinstein, Head Tennis Coach from last year’s event, were paired with senior touring pros, including John Mills College Lloyd, Luke and Murphy Jensen, and Tom Gullikson, who volunteered to par- Oakland, California ticipate in this fundraising event. The $5,000 amateur participation fee included breakfast in the official Player Dining Room, two invitations for the women’s “School attendance has improved dramatically. For the most recent semifinal matches and lunch in the comfort of a luxury suite. In the finals, two records available [2002-03 school year], 13 percent of the elementary amateurs faced off against two pros—truly a tennis experience most people can school students missed 21 or more days of school. In the 2003-04 school only dream about! year, not one MaliVai Washington Kids Foundation child missed 21 or more days of school. In fact, most did not miss in the double digits…in Thank you Pro Am Participants: addition, conduct and homework completion have improved.” Cody Cowan David Humphreys —Terri Florio, Executive Director Elaine Crocker George Norcross MaliVai Washington Kids Foundation Gary Davis Jonathan Schiller Jacksonville, Florida Mike Goss Barry Segal Charles Hammer Steve Shield George Haywood Barry Sternlicht

Thank you US Open Pros and Coaches: Mark BeyGretchen Magers Hank Pfister Jim Grabb Richey Reneberg Tom Gullikson Joanne Russell Mike Sell Murphy Jensen Pam Shriver John Lloyd Elliot Teltscher Charles Hammer celebrates a great shot.

Also thank you to Bill Mountford, Director of Tennis, USTA National Tennis Center, who served as our Master of Ceremonies. Left to right: George Haywood, Murphy Jensen, Barry Segal and Luke Jensen

Left to right: Jim Grabb, George Norcross, Steve Shield and Richey Reneberg Joanne Russell calling the shots. Left to right: Mike Sell, Gretchen Magers, Gary Davis and Mark Bey.

Save the Date! March 2005—Second Annual “Grand Slam Wine Tasting” at Sotheby’s New York to benefit the USTA T&EF

MORE DETAILS TO FOLLOW! Pro Am winners Charles Hammer (left) and Barry Sternlicht (2nd from right) after Barry Sternlicht hits a winner. a final match against Eliot Teltscher and Peter Fleming.