Dear Friends of Boys & Girls Clubs of , We are pleased to report that with your support 2016 was a positive year for our organization and the kids we serve. We are more certain than ever before that the impact we have on the lives of young people brings tremendous benefit to our community as well as our state and changes the lives of thousands of kids. You will see in this Annual Report a number of our accomplishments as we continue to: Be Determined to achieve positive results from our programming; Be Bold as we address current issues facing our youth and communities; Be Adventurous as we open new doors of possibilities for our youth; and Be Inspired by our diverse and plentiful community collaborations that enhance and expand our reach to young people. This year we continued to focus on S.T.E.A.M. (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) learning activities. In these programs alone, more than 21,000 young people engaged in creative problem-solving and skill development activities that will enable them to pursue academic and professional opportunities in S.T.E.A.M. fields. We continued our efforts in helping kids avoid summer learning loss by incorporating interactive and fun educational programming into Summer Fun Club through our Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) program. 85% of our kids showed gains in reading skills, compared with 57% of children nationwide. Our national award-winning food program provided more than 587,000 meals to hungry George Krupanski children last year - continuing our commitment to feeding kids across Delaware. President & CEO Our increased efforts to serve more teens in 2016 proved successful. 15,799 teenagers participated in Club programming and activities focused on drug and alcohol prevention, anger management, conflict resolution, as well as college and career preparation. We launched an effort with the support of United Way of Delaware, Christiana Care, First State Community Action, City of Wilmington, Dover and Seaford police departments; bringing together 100 young men of color into conversations designed to de-escalate tensions and mistrust between local law enforcement and civilians. In the last month of the fiscal year we opened our new Greater Dover Boys & Girls Club, a unique partnership with Kent County; setting a model for other nonprofits nationwide. Since opening its doors in June, Club programs and activities have been operating at capacity. To independently validate our impact, in 2016 we embarked on a socio-economic impact study with an external research firm. The research shows for every dollar spent in services by our Boys & Girls Clubs there is a $13.91 return to our state. The support we receive allows us to provide services that result in higher graduation rates, increased lifetime earnings, lower teen pregnancy rates, crime reduction, improved overall health, reduction in alcohol and substance abuse and supporting parents and families; enabling them to work and contribute to their community. We have always believed in our efforts – now we have evidence that supports our results! It is with great appreciation that we present this Annual Report to you. With your support, our organization continues to be the leader of youth services in Delaware and your continued commitment to our mission enables us to inspire all young people to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens. Thank you!

With Gratitude,

Michael J. DiLeo George Krupanski Chairman, Board of Directors President & CEO

Michael J. DiLeo Chairman, Board of Directors

1 Our Services Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware serves over 30,000 youth across 41 sites throughout the state in the following ways: EDUCATION & CAREER: STEAM Programs, Computer Technology, Before & After School Programs, Power Hour- Homework Help, Mentoring, Money Management, College Preparedness, Project Learn, Tutoring, Summer Brain Gain, Reading Is Fundamental, Career Launch, Club Tech CHARACTER & LEADERSHIP: Torch Club, Keystone Club, Youth of the Year, Mike’s TEAM, Triple Play, Anti-Bullying, Grief & Bereavement Programs THE ARTS: Pegasus ArtWorks, Digital Arts, Music, Performing Arts, Drama Matters HEALTH & LIFE SKILLS: Prevention Programs, SMART Girls, Triple Play, SMART Moves, SPORTS, FITNESS & RECREATION: Dream Chasers, AAU , First Tee, Swim Club, Cheerleading, Flag/Tackle Football TEENS: Teen Initiatives, My Club Life, Teen Scene, Teen Town Hall, Just(ice) In Time©, Youth of the Year

BE DETERMINED – Getting Results

In 2016 the organization embarked on a socio-economic impact study with independent research group, Damooei Global Research (DGR). The study used comparative data to measure the impact on behavior and performance of youth who regularly receive the benefits of the Clubs compared to their peers in the larger community. To further illustrate the impact of every dollar spent by Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware, an Input-Output Model was used to compare the aggregate budget of the Clubs with the positive economic impacts they generate in their communities. Results from the study found that Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware creates economic value in local communities through: • Higher graduation rates, resulting in increased lifetime earnings among youth who attend the Clubs on a regular basis • Lower teen pregnancy rates • Impact of crime reduction programs that enable youth to resolve conflicts • Health education and its impact on reducing obesity and related diseases • Lowering the tendency for alcohol and substance abuse and lowering of the costs associated with underage use • Enabling parents to work or attend school in order to upgrade their skills For every $1 spent with Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware, $13.91 is generated through positive economic impact on the economy in Delaware. This tremendous rate of return is a testament to the vital role the Clubs play in shaping the lives and futures of Club members, Club families and the greater community. *For methodology and full summary visit bgclubs.org 91 00 $1. $13.

2 Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Mathematics (STEAM) Initiatives In 2016, Clubs provided STEAM learning opportunities to over 21,000 kids; engaging youth in processes of inquiry, creative problem solving, and the pursuit of educational, career and professional opportunities in STEAM fields. Club youth participated in computer coding classes, robotics building leagues, financial literacy programs, summer STEM camps and various programs in the arts. Continuing in 2016 was the Delmarva Power STEM Club. Delmarva Power and Discovery Education partnered with Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware to deliver a rich multi-disciplinary curriculum which combined hands-on labs, engineering challenges and digital investigations to keep kids engaged and excited about science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Children explored the subjects of energy, water, and urban infrastructure by participating in modules created by Discovery Education. This year youth participated across 28 sites statewide. 61% of our youth demonstrated an increase in awareness of the difference between nonrenewable and renewable energy, 63% of participants increased their awareness of the concept of global warming and 89% increased in awareness of the importance of STEM. This year, Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware received one of only ten STEM Equity Community Innovation grants from For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST). The FIRST STEM Equity Community Innovation Grant increases access to FIRST programs for underrepresented and underserved youth, and helps Clubs across Delaware develop new and innovative approaches to address equity, inclusion and diversity inequalities in STEM fields. Other 2016 funding sources and STEAM partners included: FIRST LEGO League (FLL); Astra Zeneca; Delaware Division of the Arts; and Exelon-PEPCO.

3 Reading is Fundamental (RIF) “My kids really enjoyed the RIF program. It is nice to know that they have access to high quality reading materials during the summer. Because of their participation in RIF and their increased interest in reading on their own, they started the school year better prepared.” - Cheryl, mother of two young Club members Research shows when kids do not read over the summer, they can lose up to two grade levels of comprehension. During Summer Fun Club 2016, in partnership with Sallie Mae Fund and RIF, Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware implemented our summer academic program to combat the “summer slide”. Statewide, over 1,600 youth participated in Reading Is Fundamental. 14,618 RIF sessions were conducted over 8 weeks. 85% of Club members showed gains in reading skills, compared with 57% of children in the RIF national study. 83% of participants considered themselves to be a good reader, a 4% increase from last year, demonstrating a steady increase in positive attitude towards reading. Results show that Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware’s Community Based Organization Model is working and strengthening our evidence based practices to combat summer learning loss. “Thank you for allowing our Club to be a part of this amazing program. It was a joy for our kids and staff to help and participate. The kids enjoyed our weekly books and the books they received as gifts at the end of the program.” - Ciara Hooks, RIF Program Coordinator, Greater Newark Boys & Girls Club

4 New Castle Boys & Girls Club wins National Scholastic Award The Young Writers Workshop at New Castle Boys & Girls Club won honorable mention in Scholastic Books’ Kids Are Authors National Competition for their original book, The Story of Dr. Velma. As part 13,704 of their National Scholastic Award, Club members received $500 in books from Scholastic and a special award for their book, based onCLUB YOUTH maintaining Dr. Velma Scantlebury, Associate Director of the Kidney Transplant their healthy weight. Program at Christiana Care. Out of more than 1,000 book projects submitted, the New Castle Boys & Girls Club was the only winner from the state of Delaware. The story of Dr. Velma Scantlebury featured the first African American female transplant surgeon in the United States. Dr. Scantlebury visited the students at the Club as they worked on their book. The kids spent time interviewing and talking to Dr. Scantlebury as part of their research. At the close of their writing workshop, Christiana Care hosted a book launch party for the writers, inviting their families, hospital staff, the community% and the OF CLUB MEMBERS central figure of the book, Dr. Scantlebury herself. have strong school 90 attendance records. In an effort to expose children to writing, editing, illustrating and the overall collaborative book development process, New Castle County’s Department of Community Services established the New Castle County Young Writers Workshop. Under the supervision of project coordinators, Club kids worked to write and illustrate their own book. The creative process of working in teams provided a natural environment to practice editing, teamwork and communication skills. All youth involved earned a sense of pride and accomplishment from completing the team project.

out of PARENTS Delaware Stars Achievement said that their local Delaware Stars for Early Success is Delaware’s Quality Rating and Improvement Boys & Girls Club is System (QRIS) administered by the Delaware Department of Education. The goal the only program of Delaware Stars is to invest in participating programs to increase access to high to which they send their children. quality care for all of Delaware’s children, especially those from low-income families. Club Stars accomplishments in 2016 include; 21 Club sites operating at a Stars Level 5, the highest quality rating of child care services offered by the State. Additionally, seven Club staff completed the Aim 4 Excellence™ National Administrator Credential. The credential focuses on the essential knowledge and skills needed to deliver high-quality programming for young children. Early Childhood Staff received the state’s C.O.R.E. Award for retention and achieving high Star levels in 2016. As a Delaware Stars program we want families and communities to know we are committed to providing the best early childhood education% and development opportunities for their children. OF CLUB PARENTS state that their 86child is sure he/she will attend college after graduating from high school.

5 Swim for Life Pilot Program Too many children in the state of Delaware cannot swim. This is ironic and troublesome given Delmarva, which includes most of Delaware, is surrounded by water, to say nothing of the numerous rivers, lakes, ponds, streams, as well as public and private pools, located throughout the state. In 2016, Greater Milford Boys & Girls Club piloted the “Swim-for-Life” program during Summer Fun Club. Chiefly funded through the Michael Phelps Foundation, this initiative targeted children assessed as non- swimmers, ages 6-12 years, and accommodated participants from Greater Dover, Caesar Rodney School Sites, Smyrna School Sites and the Greater Milford Club. At the conclusion of the program 119 youth passed the final swim test and were awarded a certificate of completion. For those youth unable to pass the final swim test, additional lessons are offered. The goal of the program is to significantly improve the safety and well-being of Delaware’s children around the state’s many beaches, lakes, rivers, and aquatic facilities. The Swim for Life program will launch statewide during Sumer Fun Club 2017.

Statewide Aquatics Program The Greater Newark, Greater Milford and Western Sussex Aquatics Programs had another successful year of instruction and competition. Clubs estimate a combined total of 460 youth participated in competitive swim teams last year. Greater Newark Swim Team proudly boasts that every member of their swim team, who swam during high school, has graduated from high school, and most have gone on to complete college! Greater Newark Aquatics Director Diana Stambaugh attributes this to the “immense commitment and persistence the sport requires, and the foundation of commitment and dedication” she sets within the team. Swim lessons and open swim are other opportunities to introduce and engage youth to the aquatics program. Nearly 1,400 people learned to swim and participated in “open swim” programs in Club pools this past year. Though the core of our swimmers are 5 through 13, Clubs do teach children under age 5, and adults older than 18. Adult students are often the parents of our Club members. Since Delaware is all but surrounded by water, we can’t think of a better skill for both our parents and our members to have.

6 BE BOLD: Addressing Current Issues

Statewide Food Service Program With 1 in 5 kids in Delaware living in poverty and 1 in 8 struggling with hunger, providing Club members a free, nutritious meal each day is paramount. In 2016, Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware’s statewide, year round free food program served over 586,000 meals and snacks to hungry children. The Summer Food Service Program, in partnership with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), was developed to ensure that children from low-income families continue to receive nutritious meals when school is out of session. Club youth are assured nutritious, well-balanced meals that meet the nutrition standards set by the USDA throughout Summer Fun Club. During the school year, through the Child and Adult Care Food Program, Club youth are provided nutritious dinners for after school as well as healthy before and after school snacks. For Clubs currently providing Pre-School Programming, a nutritious breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack are provided. In 2016 the Summer Food Service Program expanded its outreach to include providing meals to youth in Kent and Sussex County residential complexes, libraries, faith-based groups, Kent County Parks and Recreation, Kent County 4-H program and a partnership with the Delaware State Police. In addition to the 20 Boys & Girls Club sites throughout Delaware that we serve during the summer, 23,250 additional meals were provided to young people in 20 non-Boys & Girls Clubs locations in several high need Kent and Sussex communities.

Scholarship Assistance More and more of our Club youth come to rely on privately funded scholarships to make their secondary educational dreams come true. To ensure we are helping to assist all Club youth working towards their college degree, the organization offers scholarships. In 2016, Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware Scholarship Committee awarded $43,500 in college scholarships and $15,000 in Summer Fun Club Scholarships. Additionally, Clubs provided over $160,000 Childcare scholarships to families in need. Each year Club members and alumni are encouraged to apply for scholarship opportunities that support academic potential and financial need. We are proud to announce that in 2016, longtime community partner, , provided the inaugural Wilmington University Presidential Scholarship, awarded to a Boys & Girls Club staff member seeking to complete his or her 2- or 4- year undergraduate degree. The first ever Wilmington University Presidential Scholarship was awarded to Jermane Duncan, Program Director from Western Sussex Boys & Girls Club. Jermane is currently working towards his Bachelor of Science in Organizational Dynamics. Jermane credits the Scholarship as benefitting his educational pursuits and professional development, as well as his family. Continuing his education will allow him to contribute knowledge, skills and best practices towards youth and programming offered in the Club. Upon completion of his undergraduate degree, Jermane plans to pursue a Masters in Clinical Counseling with the desire to help the Club better serve youth with special needs and behavior challenges.

7 2016 Year of the Teen For an age group often defined by the trends with which they brand themselves, and in a time where trend cycles are constantly changing, it’s worth noting that teens are not a trend. In 2016, Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware reached nearly 16,000 teens across the state through teen-based programs, events, Town Halls, field trips and other initiatives. Programming focused on drug and alcohol prevention, positive action, anger management, conflict resolution, safety tips for dating and out of school time, as well as academic, college and career support. In 2016, thirteen Keystone members, representing Clubs throughout Delaware, travelled to Dallas, Texas to attend the National Keystone Conference. Our teens, along with 2,000 teens and teen staff from across the country, participated in fun, engaging and informative workshops focused on college preparation, career exploration and community service projects. 2016 brought back the 2nd Annual Teen Scene. Supported through partnerships with the Department of Health and Social Services, Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health and the Delaware 87’ers. 200 teens from Clubs across the state participated in social, prevention and leadership activities at an all-day teen event held at the . In addition to teen centered activities, teens participated as a collective group in a state- wide community service project; holding food drives at their local Clubs in support of Brae’s Brown Bags. Teen Scene Keynote Speaker, CEO of Urban Word NYC Michael Cirelli, led workshops aimed at encouraging teens to express themselves through spoken word poetry and hip-hop music. Teens also participated in an anti-drinking and anti-drugs music rally hosted by No Bully Delaware and ended the day watching the Delaware 87’ers take on the Maine Red Claws in NBA D-League action. We Are The Why Colleagues from both Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware and United Way of Delaware who attended the Just(ice) In Time© training in April 2015, began forming Street Teams in 2016, to provide further training to other members of the community. In October 2015, the Western Sussex Boys Club and the Clarence Fraim Club, in partnership with United Way of Delaware, Christiana Care Trauma Center, First State Community Action, City of Wilmington, Dover Police and Seaford Police Departments delivered intensive training for over 100 young men of color, ages 14-34. The shared goal was to create a forum for conversation and build positive relations between local law enforcement and young men in our communities. The expectation was that both parties recognize the negative effects that occur after a weapon has been discharged. More particularly, both parties will work together to create an environment of understanding and communication to prevent further incidents from taking place. As an incentive, program participants were offered a complimentary suit (generously donated through a United Way of Delaware partnership with Men’s Warehouse) to ensure they are prepared to apply for career positions. Long term, we hope to mobilize the participants that completed the training in 2016 to become facilitators for future programs. By ensuring these young men stay engaged year-round through the leveraging of programs and services as well as engagement opportunities, we believe this collaborative model will yield a more positive impact statewide and ease tensions between young people and law enforcement.

Summer Migrant Enrichment Program (SMEP) This year’s Summer Migrant Enrichment Program (SMEP) funded by the Department of Education, provided 6-weeks of fun, educational, creative and diverse programming during Summer Fun Club at Western Sussex and Greater Milford Boys & Girls Clubs. The program, staffed by certified teachers from area School Districts, used I-Ready Assessments to teach kids individually and in group settings. 57 migrant students, the majority of which were Hispanic and Haitian, participated in Western Sussex Boys & Girls Club’s summer enrichment experience. In the spirit of providing education and resources, participants participated in two family days where the Club collaborated with other community agencies for referrals and resource purposes. This program also provides tutoring throughout the school year to participants that remain in the area. Our Greater Milford Boys & Girls Club served 29 youth in their 2016 SMEP from primarily Hispanic backgrounds, ages 3-21. The Club reported strong educational growth in reading, character, and leadership development for those participants that maintained consistent attendance. The Club hosted 2 family fun nights providing youth and their families a place to have fun and enjoy time together. Family nights provided opportunities to collaborate with local agencies to offer health screenings and other resources for the entire family. A highlight from the 2016 SMEP at Greater Milford was the collaboration with their local food bank. Students worked with the local chef to plan and prepare healthy meals for the community.

9 BE ADVENTUROUS – Opening New Doors

Greater Dover Boys & Girls Club Since opening in June 2016, Greater Dover Boys & Girls Club has seen a significant increase in attendance. The new Club on New Burton Road more than doubled its capacity to serve kids. In collaboration with the Kent County School Sites, the Club is averaging a daily attendance of over 250 kids. This includes the new preschool program that serves children ages 3-5. The preschool program offers a full day and full year program that features a child centered environment, play based learning, and standards based curriculum. The new state-of-the-art facility houses the Southern Administration Offices and a flex-meeting conference center allowing the Club to provide outside entities to rent the space for additional income to the Club. The new Club features 75,000 square feet of dedicated teen space, games room, computer lab, age-appropriate classrooms and a full size gymnasium and outdoor athletic fields. Built in collaboration with Kent County, the facility also houses the Kent County Recreation Center. This partnership allows members of the community to have access to both the building program amenities, reaching more members of the community and increasing awareness of Boys & Girls Club programming.

Dagsboro Boys & Girls Club Tennis Program at Sea Colony The Tennis Program offered by the Dagsboro Club hit a grand slam in 2016! The program, generously funded by a private donor and delivered in partnership with Sea Colony Tennis Resort, introduces underserved youth to the sport of tennis at a world class facility, while receiving instruction from leading tennis professionals. Sixty female Club members, ages 9-13, participated in 14 sessions learning fundamental strokes, footwork, etiquette and competition through the game of tennis and other activities. Participation and access to such a resource encourages kids to gain proficiency and improve other academic and fitness related behaviors such as completing homework, developing independent study skills and positive attitudes towards learning and healthy lifestyle choices. By immersing youth in such high yield activities it benefits both the kids and the community. 13,704 CLUB YOUTH maintaining 10 their healthy weight.

% OF CLUB MEMBERS have strong school 90 attendance records.

out of PARENTS said that their local Boys & Girls Club is the only program to which they send their children.

% OF CLUB PARENTS state that their 86child is sure he/she will attend college after graduating from high school. Michaella M. Youth of the Year 2016 State Youth of the Year Youth of the Year is the premier recognition program for Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware; celebrating the extraordinary achievements of our Club members. The eight 2016 participants embodied the values of leadership, community service, academic excellence, and healthy lifestyles. They exemplified the critical impact of Boys & Girls Clubs on the lives of young people. These eight young women and men serve as model ambassadors for other Club youth and as a strong voice for all of Delaware’s young people. 2016 State Youth of the Year Michaella M. from Greater Newark Boys & Girls Club credits her Club with helping her gain confidence and finding her identity. Michaella states, “…with the help of my Club family, I came to love who I am. Without the Club, I would be embarking on my future still trying to figure out who I am in my present.” As an ambassador for Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware, Michaella hopes to be an advocate for the importance of Clubs in all communities by sharing her story. Michaella is currently attending Howard University on a full academic scholarship and hopes to become an Aquatic Veterinarian. 2016 Youth of the Year participants included: Monet J., representing New Castle County School Sites; Darin K., representing H. Fletcher Brown Club; Anjuli C., representing Dover Air Force Base Club and awarded the 2016 Military Youth of the Year; Christina C., representing Clarence Fraim Club; Leigh Ann R., representing Greater Milford Club; Samantha C., representing Western Sussex Club; and John H., representing Greater Dover Club.

Anjuli C. 2016 Military Youth of the Year

11 Summer STEM Camp at Westtown School In a first of its kind collaborative, Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware joined forces with the Westtown School in West Chester, Pennsylvania, to offer a STEM based learning camp to Club kids who expressed an interest in studying STEM. Youth from H. Fletcher Brown Club and Boys & Girls Club at Shortlidge Academy participated in this unique summer camp experience engaging in numerous opportunities to connect what they learned in the classroom to the outside world around them. Supported through a grant from Westtown School; the fun, interactive academic setting offered Club members hands-on exploration of the 600 acre campus; collecting stream samples, harvesting crops on the campus farm, building LEGO robotics, biology lab work, making and baking pizza in the stone hearth oven and lots of outdoor exploration. All meals, transportation, equipment, programming and teaching staff were generously covered by the Westtown School. The partnership was a natural fit for both entities, whose missions mutually encompass educating and empowering future generations.

12 Junior Youth of the Year In an effort to engage our younger members, ages 5-13, and pave the way for exceptional teen Youth of the Year candidates, in 2016 we introduced the Junior Youth of the Year Program. Clubs and School Sites across the state embraced the opportunity to further recognize and develop younger Club members in a powerful and positive way, as well as generate excitement about Club programs and increase awareness of the local Club or School Site. Similarly to the Youth of the Year program, Junior Youth of the Year finalists demonstrated positive leadership qualities. An application process was required which included: short-answer questions; two letters of recommendation; and a written essay on “What the Club means to me.” Each Club and School Site recruited three judges from the local community to participate in the selection process and Club events were scheduled to showcase the finalists and award a Junior Youth of the Year. In its debut year, the Junior Youth of the Year program had 264 kids participate.

Mike’s TEAM (Teaching Excellence by Academic Mentoring) Mentoring can have a life-long positive impact on both the mentor and the mentee. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth and their academic success, as well as their ability to make positive life choices, Mike’s TEAM had a tremendous year in 2016 serving over 100 kids in New Castle County with over 1,000 hours of mentoring. The Clarence Fraim Club Chapter of Mike’s TEAM finished its 7th year in May, 2016. Over 25 Club youth met weekly with their mentors throughout the year. The H. Fletcher Brown Club Chapter completed its third year partnering with the Wilmington Friends School. Over 20 Wilmington Friends high school students mentored over 60 kids from Rachel Kane accepts the H. Fletcher Brown Club across three 8-week sessions. At the end of the year, our Wilmington Friends Merit Award Mentors hosted a school supply drive to benefit the kids from the H. Fletcher Brown Club. on behalf of Mike’s TEAM Thanks to a generous contribution from The Tatnall School Student Association, we began our second summer of Mike’s TEAM Programming at the New Castle Club. In June 2016, we were also matched with a Public Ally that will help expand Mike’s TEAM into a year-round program at the New Castle Club. In 2016, Mike’s TEAM was awarded a Boys & Girls Clubs of America Merit Award for Program Excellence in the category of Health and Life Skills. This national distinction is one of Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s most coveted and prestigious program awards. Award-winning programs are fun, demonstrate imagination, and are linked to observable youth development outcomes, leading youth to great futures.

13 BE INSPIRED: Community Collaborations

Volunteer Program In 2016 our volunteer program reached new heights, with nearly 2,000 volunteers contributing over 16,500 hours of service to Clubs across the state; a 10% increase from last year. Individuals and groups assisted in over 100 Club related events, including fundraisers, beautification projects and afterschool activities with kids. Additionally, community volunteers and AmeriCorps members helped deliver 22 STEM and Prevention focused programs to thousands of youth and teens across the state. Last year our volunteers gave more than just their time and talents, volunteer groups and corporate volunteer partners contributed nearly $30,000 in donations and matching gifts towards vital programs for youth. Our volunteers are role models in the community, they lead by example and ensure a safe and positive environment for our youth to learn and grow. As a result, our Club youth themselves gave back in 2016, with over 2,000 kids participating in volunteer projects and service commitments within their communities.

Masquerade Ball… “Unmask a Child’s Future!” On March 7, 2016, Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware celebrated its 2nd annual Masquerade Ball at Baywood Greens in Longneck. The spotlight was on our supporters, volunteers and staff who continuously offer a ray of hope for Delaware’s youth. Two exceptional individuals who honor the spirit and tradition of our communities were recognized; Leolga Wright, a dedicated Club volunteer and retired federal employee and Charles Burton, 5th- generation owner of i.g. Burton Auto Dealership. The Ball was a creative, fun way for the Sussex County community to help their local youth. Business owners, local officials and the greater community support the event through sponsorships, auction item donations, as well as attend - dancing, dining and celebrating the night away. Proceeds raised through this vibrant festive event enable Clubs to continue offering scholarships to youth in need across Sussex County.

The best ROUTE for kids and communities 14 Kids Fest Kids Fest 2016 provided another great day of fun family activities for Greater Milford Boys & Girls Club members and the Greater Milford community. This year’s Kids Fest proved to be all about kids and building safer communities. In collaboration with the Beau Biden Foundation, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and the Cal Ripkin Sr. Foundation, we launched the statewide program “Safe to Compete”. This partnership will enhance and expand the background procedures for Club staff and volunteers. Safe to Compete will provide child sexual abuse training through Stewards of Children workshops and child- focused online safety resources through NetSmartz for staff, volunteers and parents so they can better protect children under their care. In addition, “Safe to Compete” provides Child ID Kits to facilitate early responses to child abductions. Through the collective actions of all partners involved, the Beau Biden Foundation’s “Safe To Compete” Delaware Pilot Initiative will help protect nearly 15,000 children from potential interaction with registered sex offenders, provide parents and staff the tools and training to address incidents of child abuse or abduction, and provide teens with safe alternatives to risky behavior. Kids Fest continues to be one of the largest impacts the Club has on the Greater Milford community, outside of Club programming. The annual event enables the Club to reach more kids and families who may potentially become members, join the aquatics program, or attend the teen program. As the Clubs largest friend and fundraiser, Kids Fest 2016 had more than 1,500 attendees and over 19 sponsors including newest community partner, the NFL. Proceeds from the event, upwards of $20K, support Club scholarships and teen programming.

Dancing with the Delaware Stars In 2016, Greater Dover Boys & Girls Club joined the 7th Annual Dancing with the Delaware Stars as co-beneficiary with Mom’s House of Dover. Dancing with the Delaware Stars (DWDS), led by Event Chair Terri Brown, has become one of Delaware’s premier events, with local celebrities partnering with dance professionals to perform a judged dance routine similar to the hit television show. In 2016, ten dance couples vied for the coveted Mirror Ball trophy. Dancers were judged based on dollars raised, judges score and votes from the public. Held annually in January at Dover Downs, over 1,000 partygoers, dance enthusiasts, and philanthropists put on their dancing shoes and kicked up their heels in the name of charity. The event raised funds and awareness for Greater Dover Boys & Girls Club’s Annual Fund for Kids. In its premier year as a co-beneficiary the Club received over $75,000 to support vital programs and services.

15 H. Fletcher Brown Club In the past year the H. Fletcher Brown Club found itself in the headlines on more than one occasion. In December 2015, just days before the Christmas holiday, the Club was the victim of vandalism. Vandals stole 3 rooftop HVAC units and related wiring; with a replacement value of over $250,000. The units were the only source of air distribution throughout the 30,000 square foot facility located on Wilmington’s Northeast side. Fortunately, the community and the State were quick to respond. Several events and online fundraising efforts raised funds towards the necessary repairs. The Club was able to replace the systems, as well as improve safety measures to prevent future vandalism. In spring 2016 the Club was awarded a $15,000 Let’s Play Construction Grant from Dr. Pepper Snapple and the National Non-Profit KaBOOM! The grant emphasis is to encourage kids and families to be active. Unstructured, child-directed play has proven to help kids develop physically, emotionally, socially and intellectually, yet today’s kids have less time and fewer opportunities to play than any previous generation. The recent outbreak of violence in the Club’s community mobilized its staff to assist the surrounding neighborhood in providing safe and fun activities for its youth by building a community playground on the field adjacent to the Club.

16 2016 BOARDS Corporate Board Board of Trustees Anne Michele Kuhns Dagsboro: Ken Moses* Dan Larnick of Directors: Kim Allen Gregory Lane Wilson Beckett Trista Savage Deirdre Lego Donna Barrett Virginia Appleby Lewis H. Lazarus Robert Collins Joseph Sbriglia John Lennick Scott Brown Donna Barrett Randall Leath Lorrie Goeins Paul Schneeweis Greg Moore Patrick Callihan Thomas R. Barry Lisa Lessner Jonathan Hefti Katy Snowden Bob Norris Robert R.M. Carpenter Jeffery Beard Charles Lockwood Michael Miller Sen. Bryan Townsend Amar Shah Martha Carper Matthew Beardwood Eugenie Mackey Tyniece Norwood* Rep. John Viola Mark Sills Michael J. DiLeo* Kevin Beecher Alice R. Martinelli Chanell Singh Shelly Waite Andy Walch Norman Christopher Scott Brown Marie G. Marx Tribhuwan Singh Griffiths William J. Brown Diana W. Maxim Rudy Viguie Greater Milford: Oak Orchard Riverdale: Charles F. Gummey Melinda J. Burn Cameron McDonald Michael Wilkerson Margaux Azzanesi Ruth Briggs King Patrick Grusenmeyer Patrick Callihan Gilbert Meyer Daphne Bumbrey Linda Cullen Mike Hare Robert R.M. Carpenter Cindy Miller Georgetown: Alisha Broughton Toby Cullen Jeff Hummel Martha Carper Michael R. Miller Greg Fuller, Sr. Frederick Duffy Tammy Fox Lewis H. Lazarus Linda Chick Jeff Mitchell Ira Hitchens Brennon Fountain Bettie Harmon Randall Leath Scott Ciabattoni Ken Moses Ed Lester Joe Gannon Sally Ledger Joseph Purzycki Jennifer Cohan Tyler O’Connell Linda Price* Chris Hobert Carol Miller Joni Reich Dean Johnson Patrick Miller* Gregg Davis Donald B. Patton Greater Dover: Stuart J. Sharkey Stacey Kemp Rev. Allen Miller Rick Deadwyler, Jr. Joseph Purzycki Lori Bailey F.L. Peter Stone Rachael Keys Audrey Smith Michael J. DiLeo Randy Redcay Eric Bordley Jeffrey Starkey Nicole Silicato-Miller Janice Timmons John Doherty Joni Reich Scott Brown Matthew Trerotola Lisa Peel Carol Dulin Robert Rescigno William Bush Rehoboth: Marichu Valencia Ashley Reynolds John F. Dunn Nicole Romano H.K. Chow Jim Affeldt Jack Varsalona Tiffany Schrader Cole Flickinger William R. Russell Jennifer Cohan* Rose Marie Barcellona Barbara Y. Washam Bryan Shupe* Paul Gillease Stuart J. Sharkey James Collins Rose Mary Cummings Kelly Stanley Norman Christopher Charles Singleton Tom Cook Jim Deakyne, Jr. Griffiths Bill Turner Honorary Board Jeffrey Starkey Doug Ferris Karen Falk Patrick Grusenmeyer Danny Vezmar of Directors: Edward Stegemeier Michael Harrington, Jr. Nick Hammonds Michael Axe Charles F. Gummey Stephen Webb F.L. Peter Stone Timothy Horne Jaime Hurlock Gregg Bacchieri Mike Hare Chris Sullivan Thomas Kramedas Greater Smyrna Clayton: Erik Kaufmann* Sidney Balick William D. Hayes, Jr. Dave Tiberi James Liguori Elyse Baerga Stephanie Kichline John T. Brook Jon Hickey Matthew Trerotola LiWen Lin Rick Downes Jacquie Kisiel Michael N. Castle Barbara L. Hines Nick Vacirca Sean Lynn Marquea King Kelsey Murphy Paul Gillease Jeff Hummel Marichu Valencia James Pennewell Lynn Newlin Derrick Southard Robert E. Herzog Victor R. Kalman Jack Varsalona David Small Mercedes Rooks Clark T. Kingery Patricia Larson Kingery Barbara Y. Washam Harold Stafford Regina Sidney-Brown* Western Sussex: Eugenie Mackey Jane Drace, LUTCF Marti Wilson Debbie Wicks John E. Riegel Jason Feller Donald Shackelford Greater Newark: Greater Wilmington: Wendy Feller Charles P. Schutt, Jr. Dave Fogarty Pat Beuchler Toni Hall Blair Haines Scott Ciabattoni* Barbara Hendricks Jerry Heisler Gregg Davis John Hollis Alison MacKenzie Dana Eggleston Joan Neal Ed Mayfield Brian Figarol Alan Quillen Islanda Finamore Denny Russell Cole Flickenger Wendy Savage Larry Lambert Stephen Schwartz J. Clarke Tobin Don Tricarico* Michael Vincent

*Board Chair

17 FY2016 Total Revenue $18,166,506*

United Way Income, 1.5% Miscellaneous Investments, 0.6% Income, 0.4% Contributions, 10.2% Special Events, 2.4% Sales, 2.0%

Government Grants, 20.7%

Program Service Fees & Dues, 62.0%

FINANCIAL STATEMENT FY16 FY2016 Distribution of Functional Expense FY2016 Total Revenue $17,507,487* $18,166,506* Management & General, 5.4% Fundraising, 6.1% United Way Income, 1.5% Miscellaneous Investments, 0.6% Elderly Income, 0.4% Swim, Contributions, 10.2% Fitness, Special Events, 2.4% 0.2% Sales, 2.0% Sports & Athletics, 11.5% Childcare, 30.1%

Social Government Development & Grants, 20.7% Adjustment, 22.0% Tutoring & Dropout Prevention, 24.7% Program Service Fees & Dues, 62.0%

Operating Revenue Contributions 1,846,768 10.2% Special Events 436,781 2.4% Government Grants 3,738,931 20.7% Program Service Fees & Dues 11,198,801 62.0% *Unaudited FY2016 Distribution Sales 369,399 2.0% of Functional Expense Miscellaneous Income 80,570 0.4% $17,507,487* United Way Income Management & 279,100 1.5% General, 5.4% Fundraising, 6.1%Investments 116,156 0.6%

Elderly Total Revenue 18,066,506 100% Swim, Fitness, 0.2% Sports & Athletics, Expenses 11.5% Childcare, 30.1% Salaries, Benefits & Taxes 11,809,015 Social Professional Fees & Expenses 500,503 Development & Supplies 1,869,095 Adjustment, Communications 357,249 22.0% Tutoring & Dropout Postage 18,585 Prevention, 24.7% Rent/Mortgage 310,893 Utilities 642,191 Buildings & Grounds 558,087 Equipment 17,378 Transportation 404,154 Training 155,669 Events 331,815 Dues & Awards 264,052 Miscellaneous Expenses 268,801 Total Expenses 17,507,487 Consolidated Surplus 559,019 Less: Capitalized Cash Items 242,326 Less: Reserves Prior Years Deficits 316,693 NET SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) 0

Distribution of Functional Expenses Fundraising 6.1% Management & General 5.4% Elderly Swim 0.2% Fitness, Sports & Athletics 11.5% Social Development & Adjustment 22.0% Tutoring & Dropout Prevention 24.7% 18 Childcare 30.1% DONORS Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware offers our gratitude for the generous contributions of the following donors whose support and dedication allowed us to serve and enhance the lives of more than 30,000 youth this year. We wish to thank the following groups and organizations for their support! All Saints Episcopal Church Girl Scouts of The Chesapeake Bay All Saints Parish Thrift Shop Hagley Museum and Library Sons of Amvets Squadron No. 2 Alpha Delta Kappa Society, Inc. Indian River Vol. Fire Co., Inc. Sons of the American Legion Amvets Post 2 Ladies Aux John Bassett Moore Intermediate School State of Delaware Asbury United Methodist Church Kalmar Nyckel Sussex Academy of Arts & Sciences Boys & Girls Clubs of America Kent County Levy Court Sussex County Council Brandywine - Naamans Rotary Club Kiwanis Club of Dover Tatnall School Brandywine Community Resource Council, Inc. Kiwanis Club of Greater Millsboro The Light House of Lewes Brandywine Counseling & Community Services, Inc. Kiwanis Club of Wilmington Delaware, Inc. The Music School of Delaware Brandywine River Museum Kiwanis Foundation of Rehoboth Beach, Inc. Tower Hill School Charity Gift Certificates Knights of Columbus Town of Smyrna Church of the Ascension Life House Church United States Tennis Association Middle States Section, Inc. City of Wilmington Little Creek Volunteer Fire Company United Way of Central MD, Inc. Clayton Intermediate School Lombardy Elementary School United Way of Delaware Committee to Elect Bethany Hall Long Motivate the First State United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey Committee to Elect Bryon Short Mt. Enon Baptist Church United Way of Greater Portland Concord Presbyterian Church Preschool NCC Chamber of Commerce United Way of Greater Wilwaukee Conley’s United Methodist Church, Inc. Newark Lodge 2281 B.P.O. Elks United Way of Lancaster County Delaware Children’s Museum North Smyrna Elementary Fund United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, Inc. Delaware State University Omega Alpha Chapter-Alpha Kappa Psi, Inc. United Way of the National Capital Area Division of Motor Vehicle People for Purzycki United Way of VA-Eastern Shore, Inc. ECW Chapter of St. George’s Chapel Porsche Club of America Delaware Region University of Phoenix Ennis Senate Campaign Committee Rector, Wardens and Vestrymen of Immanuel Church Wilmington University Epworth United Methodist Church Rock of Ages-Chapter #15 Winterthur Museum, Inc. GFWC Women’s Club of Indian River, Inc. Smyrna Clayton Rotary Club Women of the Moose - Milford Chapter 1949 YMCA of Delaware We wish to thank the following foundations for their support! Agilent Technologies Foundation M&T Charitable Foundation Amazon Smile Foundation Marmot Foundation Bank of America Charitable Foundation Marvin Family Foundation Bank of America Client Foundation Merck Foundation - Cybergrants Banning Foundation Fund MetLife Foundation Borkee-Hagley Foundation Nor’ Easter Foundation Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc. PPG Industries Foundation CarMax Foundation Richard Allen Coalition Chatham Financial Foundation Rosemary & Ted Lassiter Foundation, Inc. Chichester duPont Foundation, Inc. Stratus Foundation Cigna Foundation TD Charitable Foundation Claymont Delaware Lions Club Foundation, Inc. The Allen Hilles Fund Corroon Foundation The Benevity Community Impact Fund Crestlea Foundation, Inc. The Carpenter Foundation Crystal Trust The Home Depot Foundation CSP Family Foundation The Poore Foundation Curran Foundation, Inc. Vanguard Community Fund Delaware Community Foundation W.T. & M.A. McLaughlin Educational Fund Draper Holdings Charitable Foundation, Inc. Walmart Foundation Ederic Foundation, Inc. Wawa Foundation, Inc. Ellason Downs Perpetual Charitable Trust Ellen and Alan Levin Family Foundation Ellice & Rosa McDonald Foundation, Inc. Fair Play Foundation Fasnacht Family Foundation Gap Foundation Money for Time Program Garbutt Family Charitable Trust Geico Philanthropic Foundation Good Samaritan, Inc. Hammonds Family Fund Harrington Tournament Foundation Harry Fletcher Brown Fund Interlaken Foundation, Inc. Janosik Family Charitable Foundation Jessie Ball DuPont Fund JPMorgan Chase Foundation Kenny Family Foundation Ladies of Ancient Order of Hibernians, Inc. LYC Foundation

19 We wish to thank the following companies for their support! 1100 On The Parkway, LLC Buffalo Wild Wings Dental Associates of Delaware, P.A. Herr Foods Inc. 1st State Sports Club, LLC Bugaboo Creek Steak House Dentsply LD Caulk Division HeRTRICH Advertising 8th & Union Kitchen BWW 3374 - Par 4 LLC Desanctis Insurance Agency Hertrich’s Frederick Ford A. Carl Doubet Jewelers C. F. Schwartz Destined for Greatness Learning Center Higher Power Yoga and Fitness LLC Abbotts on Broadcreek Calpine Corporation Dewson Construction Co., Inc. Highmark Delaware Abel Center for Oculofacial Plastic Surgery Calvert Mechanical Systems, Inc. Discover Card Holland Jewelers Acme Markets Cape Gazette Disney Store Hoopers Landing Golf Course Active Network, Inc. Capital One Services LLC Diversified Chemical Products, Inc. Hopkins Farm Creamery Advance America Carlisle Fire Company, Inc. Division of Foster Care Hotel Rehoboth, Inc. Advanced Call Center Technologies, LLC Cato, Inc. DLA Piper LLP Houser’s Advanced Specialty Contractors, LLC CB&I Environmental & Infrastructure, Inc. Dogfish Head Craft Brewery Hyatt Place Algar Cellular Connection, LLC Dover Federal Credit Union I Dont Give a Fork All Around Moverz LLC Centerplate Downtown Cowgirl I.G. Burton & Co., Inc. Aloysius Butler & Clark Central Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Co. Duck in Car Wash Ice House Bait & Tackle Alpine & Rafetto Orthodontics, P.A. Century Homes Duffield Associates, Inc. Indian River Yacht Club American Asphalt Company Century Kitchens, Inc. Dun & Bradstreet Inn at Canal Square American Express Change of Seasons, LLC Dupont Insurance Administrator of America, Inc. Anderson Carpet One Chardon, LTD Dutton Bus Service, Inc. Insurance Market, Inc. Aquacare Physical Therapy Chesapeake Inn, Inc. Dynamic Physical Therapy Services LLC Integrated Event Group Arena’s Deli & Bar Chick Harness and Supply, Inc. Edgewell Irish Eyes Arenas Sports Bar Chick’s Saddlery El Diablo Irish Eyes Pub & Restaurant Artemis Outfitters Chick-fil-a Elmwood Property Services, LLC It’s Apples and Oranges Arthritis & Osteoporosis Center, LLC Children & Families First Embassy Suites Hotel J Nicole Photography, LLC Arthur Hall Insurance Children’s Choice of Delaware, Inc. Erco Interiors J. H. Wilkerson & Son, Inc. ASAP Stuff Chipotle Exelon Corporation Jack Lingo Realtors Ashby Management Corporation Christiana Care Health System Eye for Design Janney Montgomery Scott Ashland, Inc. Christiana Mall, LLC Farnan LLP JD Shuckers, LLC AstraZeneca Citi Cards Fast Fix Jefferson, Urian, Doane & Sterner AT&T Clean Delaware, LLC Ferris Home Improvement, LLC Jewish Family Services of Delaware, Inc. ATI Physical Therapy Cleaning Solution Firestone Restaurant JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. Atlantic Concrete Company, Inc. Clothes 2 You First Friday Gives Back Jungle Jim’s Atlantic Horizons, Inc. Comcast First State Orthopaedics, P.A. Kennett Square Specialities, LLC Backin Action Comenity Bank Floyd A. Megee Motor Company Key Advisors Charitable Group Inc Badger Electric Inc. Community Bank Fluorogistx Kings Creek Country Club Barclays Bank Delaware US Community Resouce Center FMC Corp Kohl’s Bath Saver, Inc. Complete Tree Care, Inc. Foresite Associates, Inc. Kraft Heinz Bayada Home Health Care Conch Island Key West Pool & Grill Frank’s Wines KT&D, Inc. Bayard Pharmacy Cooney Brothers, Inc. Frederica Fire Co. L&W Insurance Bayhealth Medical Center Core Physical Therapy Frederica Pizza L.A. Masonry Bayside Golf Corner Bistro Fulton Bank La Vida Hospitality BDO USA, LLP Corporate Planning Group Funland La Vie, Co. Beachside Restaurant Corporation Service Company G Tech Cleaning Service, Inc. Laird Stabler & Associates, LLC Beacon Motel County Bank Gals that Give Lee’s Lawn Care Bear Trap Dunes Creative Floors, Inc. Georgetown Air Services, LLC Lessard Buliders Becker Morgan Group Cripple Creek Country Club Georgia House Restaurant Liberty Surgical Bella Coast Crown Trophy of Wilmington GFP Cement Contractors LLC Lighthouse Sound Berry-Short Funeral Home Cultured Pearl GGE of Delaware, Inc. Little Caesars Best Ace Hardware Custom Mechanical, Inc. Giant Super Market Long Neck Business Assoc. Bethany Blues Dalton and Associates, P.A. Give with Liberty Lucky’s Coffee Shop Big Fish Grill Davis Bowen & Friedel, Inc. Glen Riddle Golf Course Lupo Di Mare Bin 66 Inc. DE Office of Early Learning Global Delaware Fund Lyons Insurance BK Lawn Service & Home Repairs LLC Dedicated to Women, OB-GYN, P.A. Go Fund Me Made Ya Look Blessing Greenhouses & Compost Del-One Great American Insurance Company Main Line Telecommunications Blue Marlin Ice Delaware 87ers, LLC Green Jacket Auctions Inc Maple Dale Country Club Blue Rock Financial Group Delaware Building Supply, Inc. Greenville Corporate, LLC Marathon Business Dev Experts, Inc. Blue Water Grill Delaware City Refining Co., LLC Griffith Roofing & Waterproofing, Inc. Mariachi Restaurant BNY Mellon Wealth Management Delaware Council on Gambling Problems Grill 23 & Bar Marshall Dennehey Warner Coleman Bob Willey & Sons, Inc. Delaware Department of Transportation - Grotto Pizza & Goggin Bon Appetit DELDOT Grubb Lumber Company, Inc. Martha Marie Charters Bramhall + Hitchen Insurance Delaware Distilling Company Gude and Conard, Inc. Maserati of The Main Line Brandywine Little League Delaware Economic Development Office Harry Caswell, Inc. Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast Breakthru Beverage Delaware Electric Cooperative Harry K Jewelry McLarens Irish Pub, Inc. Bridgestone Retail Operations, LLC Delaware Heart & Vascular, P.A. Harry’s Savoy Grill & Ballroom Medical Staff of Naticoke Briggs Auction Delaware Kids Fund Harvey, Hanna and Associates, Inc. MediGuide America Broadpoint Consulting Group, LLC Delaware STEM Academy Hatzel & Buehler, Inc. Meteor Affinity, Inc. Brown & Brown of Delaware, Inc. Delaware Theatre Company Head Sprung Hair Studio Microsoft Brown Advisory Delcastle Golf Club & Inn Healthcare Practice Management, Inc. Mid-Atlantic Services, A-Team Bryn Mawr Trust Delmarva Power Henlopen Chiropractic Midway Par 3 Buccini/Pollin Group, Inc. Delmarva Power Heritage Shores Club Milford Live, LLC

20 Milford Medical Associates, P.A. Preston Automotive Group Tague Lumber Truist Miller’s Lawn Service Preston Building & Remodeling Taylor Marine Center, Inc. Tunnell Companies, L.P. Millroc, Inc. Prince of Piedmont Society TD Bank U.S. FoodService Mills Brothers Market Progressive Software Computing TekSolv, Inc. United Healthcare Community Plan Mispillion River Brewing Company Proxus Textron United Healthcare Community Plan Modern Controls, Inc. Psychiatric Access for Centrel Delaware, PA TGI Friday’s US Passport Office Mohawk Electrical Systems, Inc. Purple Parrot The Factory Sports, Inc. UTZ Mom’s House Inc. of Dover Quick Serve Partners, LLC The Finishing Touch by Dee Verizon Montchanin Asset Management, LLC RAJ Enterprises, LLC The Firm FItness Center Viwinco, Inc. Morgan Kalman Clinic, P.A. Ray’s Wrap The Glenmede Trust Company W & B Hudson Family, L.P. Morris James LLP Raymond F. Book & Associates The Grand Walmart MOT Community Fund Raymour & Flanigan The Wayman Fire Protection, Inc. MT2, LLC RedFire Grill Steakhouse The Rookery Wealth Management Group, LLC Mulrooney’s Tavern & Package Goods Regional Orthopaedic Associates, P.A. Tideline Gallery, Inc. Wells Fargo Bank Musi Commercial Properties, Inc. Rehoboth Beach Country Club Tidewater Utilities, Inc. White House Beach, Inc. Nannas Haines Schiavo, P.A. Rehoboth Nail & Spa Tomato Sunshine White’s & Assoc. Treats Nanticoke Cardiology Reybold Group of Companies, Inc. Top to Bottom Cleaning Service Wild Man of the Woods Production, LLC Nanticoke Memorial Hospital Richard Y Johnson & Son, Inc. Transcore-Delaware E-Z Pass Willis Chevrolet, Inc. Nationwide Agency Inc - Right Coast Pro Travelers CyberGrants, Inc. Wilmington Parking Authority Wolff Insurance Rita’s of Dewey Beach Tri-Gas & Oil Wilmington Trust Co. Nestle River Run Golf Club Tri-State Carpet, Inc. Wilson Baker, Inc. Network for Good Ross Triflow Corp Windstream Newark Toyota World Rotating Machinery Services Trinity Logistics, Inc. Wine & Spirit Co., of Greenville Next RE Rum Point Seaside Winner Premium, LLC Nickle Electric Companies RunSignUp WSFS Nicola Pizza S&S Discount Wyoming Millwork Co. NKS Distributors, Inc. Sallie Mae, Inc. Yale Electric Supply Nowland Associates, Inc. Salon By Dominic Young, Conaway, Stargatt & Taylor NPC International, Inc. Salt Pond Golf Club YourCause NRG Energy, Inc. SAMHSA NuCar’s Lewes Schagrin Gas Company Nuclear Electric Insurance Schell Brothers, LLC Nutters Crossing Golf Club Scholarship America NVHomes Coastal Division Scott’s Furniture, Inc. O’Reilly Electric, LLC Service Unlimited, Inc. Ocean Atlantic Sothebt’s Intl Realty Servpro of Sussex County Ocean City Golf Club, Inc. Shademakers Eyewear Oceanport, LLC. Shell Dash In Oron Marketing Group Shelter Systems Limited Outback Steak House Shone Lumber OutPatient Anesthesia Specialists Siemens Energy, Inc. P&G Wipes SIG, Inc. Parker Block Co., Inc. SignUp2RaceUSA Pat’s Pizza Silicato Commerical Realty, Inc. Peninsula Golf & Country Club Smyrna Diner Peninsula Health Alliance, Inc. Sobieski Mechanical Contractor Penn Cinema Riverfront Soroptimist International of Seaford Pennsy Supply South Bowers Volunteer Fire Co, Inc. Penuel Insurance Agency, LLC Southern Delaware Medical Group Perdue Farms Southern Wine & Spirits of Delaware Perdue Farms Incorporated Sportscare & Rehab Management, LLC Perdue Foods, LLC. Springleaf Financial Phillips & Cohen Associates, LTD Springleaf Foundation, Inc. Piccolino Limited St. Georges’ Chapel Thrift Shop Pivot Physical Therapy Staffmark Pizza By Elizabeths Standard Distributing Company Pizza King Stanley’s Tavern PLB Group LLC Starkey & Company. P.A. PMG Consulting LLC Starrfish, Inc. PNC Bank State Farms Poore’s Propane Stephan & Co. Post 390 Restaurant Storm Technologies, Inc. Powell Insurance Agency, LLC Strobert Tree Services, Inc. Power Trans, Inc. Studio Group, Inc. Powerhouse Equipment Styles Barbershop & Engineering Co., Inc. Sundew Painting, Inc. Premier Physical Therapy Sussex County Associationof Realtors & Sports Performance, LLC Sussex Eye Center Prepaidian, Inc. Sysco Foods

21 We wish to thank the following individuals for their support! Anonymous Timothy Beadle Daphne Bumbrey Amy J. Colbourn Marc Deisem Helen L. Eliason B. Jeffrey Gannett Ahmed Abdulai Catherine N. Belen George H. Bunting Clarence Cole Suzanne Delaplane Scott Ellingsworth John R. Garey G.Richard Abel Brian M. Bender Charles Buonassisi Mark D. Collins Carmen M. Del Valle Ellen S. Ellis Catherine M. Garlan Tom Abel Jewel Bennett Todd Buonocore George S. Collinson Gilbert C. Del Valle Richard M. Elway Catherine Garland Matthew Aber Cathy A. Benson Markey P. Burke Robin B. Combs Anthony Delcollo John A. Elzufon Darnell Garland Sara D. Abernathy Joe Benson Patrick Burlingame Carylon S. Comegys Jodie Delesio Stacia Emerick Alexander K. Garnick Brooke R. Adams Mary Jo Benson Steve Burnett Richard D. Comly Robin Delle Donne Angela Emerson John P. Garniewski Steven Adams Benjamin J. Berger Richard J. Burns Peter C. Compo Daniel Dellegrotti Lisa Emery Betty B. Garrett Jim Affeldt Bill Bergey Patrick W. Burris Francis P. Conaty Mark Dellose Katrinka M. Engel Marianne Garrity Tara Agne Anne Berl Jeoffrey L. Burtch Christine Conaway Ernest Demetriades Carl Engelbert Lynn F. Garvey Christopher M. Aikens Rebecca Beste Gloria Burton Bradford A. Conlan Kathleen M. Dempsey Megan M. Epps Kyle Gay Erik M. Aitenreith Alexandra Beuchler Gary G. Busacca Stacy Conn James S. Denham James H. Erskine John F. Gehret Thomas P. Akana Lauren Beuchler William G. Bush Jay H. Conner Charles R. Dennin Frannie Esparza David C. Genshaw David Akhimien Patricia K. Beuchler Don Butler Joan Connolly Kristie L. Depew Aimee Esposito Michael W. George Edward M. Albertson Susan Bewley Tausif Butt Pamela Conroy Rebecca A. DePorte William J. Esposito David Gertler Bruce S. Aldred Ashish Bhatia Sung Byum Sarah A. Contant Jay Christian Deputy William Ethridge Mike Gervay Randy Aldridge Sharon L. Biddle Mary Ann Cael Karen S. Conte Matthew Derasmo Patricia A. Evans Rebecca Ghabour Margaret S. Alexander Renee Biery Betty Caffo Andrea Cook Vivek Y. Desai Phyllis A. Evans Michaela Ghetau Demenica R. Alioto Matthew L. Biggs John Cairns Donna Cook Joseph A. DeSantis Emmalane R. Ewing Linda Ghitton June C. Allen John Bilek Thea Calder Stacy C. Cook Robert DeSantis Marisa A. Facciolo Meredith K. Giacco Michael Allen Archana Binoy John D. Callahan Thomas J. Cook Dilinda Deshields Richard J. Facciolo Douglass Gianforte Patricia W. Allen Roy Birl Patrick J. Callahan Kathryn Coombes Larry Desmond Michael W. Farrell Kathryn G. Giannone Aundrea Almond Bruce Bisson Robbie A. Callaway Colleen Q. Cooper Charles T. DeTulleo Vincent Farrell Richard M. Gibison Ashley R. Altschuler Matthew B. Bivins Patrick J. Callihan Jon M. Cooper Constance Devan Ida C. Faucett Howard C. Giles Robert G. Altschuler Heather Black Dean V. Camp David Corbett Denise Devary Karen Faulk Paul G. Gillease Ann Y. Ameigh Erin Blecki Christine R. Campbell Marie C. Cordivano Darren Diamond Keith I. Faulkner Michael A. Gillen Brian Amery Joseph Blithe Katherine Campbell John H. Cordrey James A. Diana Walter G. Feindt Robert T. Gilmore Joseph G. Amon Sheryl H. Blowman Beth A. Canalichio Keith R. Cordrey Ernest J. Dianastasis Terry V. Feinour Anne M. Gioia Frank Amoroso Daniel S. Bloxom Pauline Candaux Stephen B. Cordrey Christina M. Diaz-Malone J. Harry Feldman Joseph A. Giordano Faye Anderson Marci Blumenfeld Lamont Cannon Richard C. Corkran Steven Dignan Robert Felix Joseph V. Giordano Barry D. Angeny Matthew Bobrowsky Dominic Canuso Jeorge Corotan James J. DiIenno Marian Felsen Cynthia S. Glancy Anonymous Ruth F. Bochnowski Serena A. Carbonell Gloria Corrado Michael J. DiLeo Drewry N. Fennell Todd W. Glandon Bharath Anthati Michael R. Bolmer Anthony J. Cardinal John Corrado Kenneth Dill Michael Fennemore Harry S. Glaze Clifford L. Anzilotti Jason T. Bonner David R. Carey Sheila Cottman Domenico DiPilla Robert C. Ferber Dan Glazier Daniel Apostolico Raymond F. Book John C. Carney Christopher J. Couch Robert C. Director Lois Ferguson Jeffrey S. Goddess Virginia L. Appleby Melody Booker Joseph P. Carney Brad Cowen Andy DiSabatino Tom Ferguson Scott Godfrey Eileen Arick Tamara Booker Laurie Carouge R. Kenneth Cox Mario P. Disabatino August Ferrara Marty Godwin Michael A. Arnold Arthur R. Bookout Stephen D. Carp Richard Crabb Stanley M. Diver Walker Ferris Karen Goff Heriberto E. Arrabal Bryan W. Bookout Keith P. Carpenter Heather M. Craig Mario F. Dobrich Jayne L. Fetterman Christopher T. Goldkamp Carlos Arriaga Christopher Boone R. R. M. Carpenter Colleen S. Craigton John P. Doherty Melonie J. Fetterman Elliott Golinkoff Cheryl Asfouri Hans J. Borchardt Robert R. Carpenter Kenneth J. Cresci Peggy Doherty Hunter Ficke Ranie K. Good Robert Ashby Carleton Borden Martha S. Carper Laura C. Crispyn Mary K. Dominica Samuel Fiechter Terry L. Goodjohn David Ashcraft Joshua Borden Thomas R. Carper Katherine Croes Walter B. Donaldson Justin Field David P. Goodman Regina Ashcraft Wilbert R. Bordley Ambrose A. Carr Daniel S. Crompton Randall D. Donithan Mark R. Fields Donna Goodman Partick M. Ashley Thomas A. Borecki Donald L. Carson Robert W. Crowe Mary Jane Donnelly Donna M. Fierro Lisa B. Goodman John M. Asman Richard Borelli A. Temple Carter Eric S. Crozier F. Michael Donohue Megan B. Filliben Aaron J. Gorman Brian Atallian Marsha Borin Charles G. Case Kimberly A. Cruz Max D. Dooley Islanda Finamore Lisa A. Goss Reagan Ataman Anthony Boswell W. Timothy Cashman Kevin Cullen Kylie Dorsey Karen M. Findlay Phanendra Gottipati John W. Augustus Corrine Bottaro Christopher Casper Lawrence F. Cullen Dennis Dougherty Christopher R. Findley David E. Graber Margaret E. Aultman Jeffrey Botteon George B. Casterline Krisi Cullotta Thomas P. Dougherty Lindsey Fine Edward J. Graesser Niraj Awale Ann Elise M. Bouchard G Thomas Castle Regan B. Cummings Mark Doughty Barry P. Finkelstein Missy Grafe Matthew V. Axtell Thomas M. Bouchelle Michael N. Castle Rosemary L. Cummings Hassan Douglin Lisa Finney Doug Gramiak Jason S. Ayers Curtis P. Bounds Antonio Castro Rosanna Curci Esther Downes Paula M. Finochi Brenton R. Grant Margaux Azzanesi Ryan W. Bowker Donald J. Catalon William Curry Jimmy Downes Timothy R. Fisher Patricia Grant Joyce P. Babiarz J. Michael Bowman William P. Cathell David J. Curtis Nicole M. Downes Christy Fitzpatrick John J. Graser Brian M. Babilya Denise M. Boyles Vicki L. Cather David M. Curtis Richard W. Downes Laura Flack Raymond G. Gravuer Gregg Bacchieri Audrey C. Boys Lucinda C. Cattermole Lindsey Cutler G. Jane Drace Andrea Fleming Edward Graybeal Thomas M. Badenhausen Haengcha M. Boys Anita J. Catterton Jon Czech Avery Draper Michael D. Fleming Joanne E. Green Lindsay R. Bader Cheryl L. Bradley Gina Cerasari James R. Czerwinski Pamela R. Draper Connie Fletcher Kimberly L. Green Elyse Baerga J. Patrick Bradley Deborah B. 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