2018 ANNUAL REPORT Changing the Game to Change the Odds DEAR FRIEND,

At Coaching Corps, we are helping afterschool programs change the game to change the odds. For kids growing up in neglected communities, those odds are hard to beat.

With failing schools, unsafe streets, parents who often work two jobs just to keep up, and afterschool programs working hard to provide kids with a safe place to go during the afterschool hours, kids in these communities lack many of the opportunities other kids have to grow, learn, and thrive.

We are working side by side with people and afterschool partners throughout the country who want to change the game for kids in low- income communities.

In 2018 we trained almost 3,000 people to become sports coaches for nearly 30,000 kids and helped over 200 afterschool programs like YMCAs, Boys and Girls Clubs, Parks and Recreation sites, give more kids the well-known benefits of playing sports with a trained coach who believes in them and helps them believe in themselves.

We hope their stories, captured here, will remind you of that special person in your life whose confidence in you, belief in you, and willingness to teach you important life lessons, literally shaped the direction of your future. Coaching Corps coaches are trained and supported to become that person in the lives of kids.

Thank you for being on our team, by volunteering as a coach, donating, or spreading the word.

Together we are changing the game to change the odds.

Sincerely,

Janet Carter President and CEO Coaching Corps

3 GREAT COACHES CHANGE LIVES BAY AREA Most of us can remember a special adult WHERE WE WORK Johnas Pulley, Coaching Corps Coach, from our youth – a mentor – who had a Stonestown YMCA powerful, positive impact on us. For some it was a teacher, or school counselor, for Sports helped me stay off the streets. I knew early on about my others it was a coach. They believed in community’s challenges — street violence and drugs. It wasn’t until us. They cared about our well-being and high school that I understood the meaning sports played in my life and why my dad made me play. Sports taught me consistency and gave me taught us confidence. Boston Sacramento a strong work ethic. It kept me out of trouble despite being homeless at Bay Area In youth sports, a well-trained, caring Oakland points throughout my childhood. San Jose Baltimore coach can make all the difference, helping My high school baseball coach, Coach Darrell, used to stay late after kids translate skills learned on the playing field —persistence, teamwork, San Diego practice and work with us on our drills. He would say, “You can’t build a Atlanta leadership and empathy — into success house with your hands. You have to use your tools.” That saying made me in school and life. The reality is that youth realize I had other skills, like my strong academics, to make my life better. Orlando from underserved communities are That’s what brought me to Coaching Corps. only half as likely to play sports as their middle- and upper-income peers. With The coach training Coaching Corps gave me, combined with my own too few safe places to play, high costs to experience, showed me I can inspire kids on the field, and in school — participate, and too few trained coaches, that the lessons they learn through sports apply to life too. kids are sitting on the sidelines simply because of where they live. THE COACHING CORPS TRAININGS HELP OUR COACHES TAKE A DEEPER DIVE INTO THE VALUE OF COACHING That’s why Coaching Corps is fueling FOR CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT. OUR COACHES HAVE SAID THEY FEEL MORE CONFIDENT IN PRE-PRACTICE a movement of skilled coaches to give PLANNING AND RUNNING A SKILLS SECTION WITH SMOOTH TRANSITIONS AND EFFECTIVE ATTENTION kids in these communities the sports GETTERS. THIS ULTIMATELY IMPROVES SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL SKILLS IN OUR KIDS. mentors they want and deserve. Every BENJAMIN ANDERSON, NATIONAL PROGRAM MANAGER, STREET SOCCER USA day, hundreds of highly trained Coaching I LIKE LEARNING Corps coaches walk onto fields and courts COOPERATION, across the country to teach kids living in TEAMWORK AND HAVING underserved communities how to lead, FUN WITH MY FRIENDS. and solve problems – skills that will serve I LOVE BEING PART OF them throughout their lives. A GROUP. SAMMY AND RICKY ARE THE BEST 30,460 2,770 We recruit and train people to be COACHES EVER. THEY ARE REALLY NICE AND DO FUN NUMBER OF NUMBER OF remarkable coaches, and coach kids to KIDS COACHED COACHES WHO be remarkable people. GAMES THAT ARE NEW AND SUPER FUN. COACHED SOLOMON TAICHUUD AGE 11

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Londyn Sackes-Jones, Age 13 WHEN WE DIDN’T HAVE A COACH, WE PLAYED BY THE WRONG RULES. AFTER COACH I never thought I’d be good at sports. My dad convinced me to try out for LAURA BEGAN TO COACH US, I LEARNED WHERE TO GO, WHAT TO DO, AND THE volleyball and I made the team. I didn’t know what was required to be a RIGHT WAY TO PLAY. MOST IMPORTANT, WE LEARNED TEAMWORK. ANOTHER good athlete or teammate. But Coach Benita always says, “We’ll take it THING THAT’S GREAT ABOUT HAVING SPORTS AT LA MAESTRA IS THAT IT one step at a time. Learn one skill, practice and build on.” HELPS KIDS WHO DON’T HAVE MONEY TO PAY TO PLAY ON A TEAM. ISAAC ANTUNEZ, AGE 10 Coach B. offers us help outside school anytime we need it. She gives us rides home from practice and teaches us to be strong off the court. She teaches me to have high standards for myself and invest in my own excellence. It’s these lessons that helped me get into my first-choice high school, Baltimore Polytechnic Institute.

SINCE LONDYN HAS BEEN PARTICIPATING IN ATHLETICS, SHE HAS BECOME MORE SELF- CONFIDENT, DISCIPLINED, AND A LEADER ON HER TEAM. COACH BENITA IS MORE THAN A COACH, SHE IS A MENTOR TO HER GIRLS WHOM THEY TRUST AND RESPECT. ORGANIZATIONS LIKE COACHING CORPS ARE NEEDED IN INNER CITIES BECAUSE MANY SCHOOLS AND RECREATION CENTERS DON’T HAVE TRAINED OR COMMITTED INDIVIDUALS WILLING TO PUT IN THE TIME AND ENERGY IT TAKES TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN A CHILD’S LIFE. DERRICK JONES, LONDYN’S DAD

Benita Vargas-Brown, Coaching Corps Coach, Laura Marquez, Coaching Corps Coach, La Maestra Generation Hampstead Hill Academy I always thought I wasn’t good with kids, then I realized I’m just a big kid inside. That trait helped me connect with the kids I coached, like 5-year-old Austin. When I first met Londyn, I only knew her as the “shy girl with the headband” – she wore a different color every day. But I knew she had Austin told me he didn’t have a lot of friends at school. He seemed to lack love and affection in his life. So I began potential. Through hard work and building her confidence, Londyn began to spend better quality time with him and the rest of kids, to check in with them about how they were feeling, and leading practices and became team captain by the end of her first season. encourage them to have fun. After our conversations, Austin started showing up to practice with a big smile on his face, giving his teammates high fives, and making friends at school. Today, she is a strong leader, a gifted and disciplined student, and a girl with a strong voice – who happens to wear a headband. The life skills I didn’t sign up to coach because I wanted to change kids’ lives. But my mind changed when I saw how these meaningful she’s learned from playing volleyball are indispensable. We both know connections impacted the kids. They live in communities with gang violence and drugs. If I could make the smallest that Londyn will succeed no matter what she wants to do in life. I would impact with even one kid, I was satisfied. like to think I had a little something to do with that.

Coaching Corps’ best-in-class training program ensures kids learn and grow throughout the season.

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Jonathan Sanchez, City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, Eagle Rock Center

Coaching Corps has been instrumental in helping us recruit and train volunteer coaches. With a tight budget, it’s a huge help that we don’t have to pay our staff to coach - we can rely on volunteers.

Because of Coaching Corps volunteer coaches, Eagle Rock went from The Coaching Corps Game Changer Awards in San Francisco having zero sports teams to 20. and San Diego celebrate the transformative power of coaching by honoring those who have empowered and inspired athletes at every Eagle Rock also recruits volunteer coaches from the community — parents, level to be their best selves. At each event, prominent local athletes and college students with no coaching experience. Many have taken the present their coaches with the distinguished Coaching Corps Game WATCHING THE KIDS ENJOY RUNNING AND PLAYING WITH EACH Changer Award for helping them achieve their dreams. Coaching Corps training and have fundamentally changed how they coach. OTHER REMINDED ME OF THE JOY I GOT FROM RUNNING AS A Before the training, they focused on winning. This caused tension during CHILD. MY SPORT IS VERY SERIOUS — WE’RE ALWAYS LASER games and practices. Now our coaches reinforce factors critical to kids’ Coaching Corps also presents the Coach of the Year Award to a FOCUSED ON TRAINING AND WINNING. THE KIDS REMINDED ME volunteer Coaching Corps coach who embodies what it means to be growth, like how to be a good role model, and build teamwork and respect. THAT HARD WORK AND FUN CAN COEXIST. As a result, the environment at Eagle Rock has transformed. a caring coach, and the effect that has on the communities we serve. KENDALL ELLIS, WORLD CHAMPION SPRINTER At the end of our winter season trophy ceremony, the kids didn’t want to say goodbye to each other. Even the parents wanted to stay and talk because they got close over the season. I’ve never seen that. I give that credit to Coaching Corps. 287 NUMBER OF AFTERSCHOOL PARTNERS

A GOOD COACH MAKES PLAYING MORE FUN. WE SOMETIMES DON’T WIN AND We recruit and train volunteer MY COACH MAKES US FEEL coaches to work with kids in BETTER ABOUT NOT WINNING. low-income communities at HE MAKES IT FUN TO PLAY. no cost to families and our JOCELYN MELGOZA, AGE 6 afterschool partners. 8 9

PRESENTING SPONSOR MEDIA SPONSOR

MVP ALL-STAR

Anonymous // Lynne and Marc Benioff// Cecily Cameron and Derek Schrier // Mitch and Susan Cohen // Bret and Jackie Comolli // Charlotte Haas Prime and Josh Prime// Left to right: Wally Haas, Ahmed Fareed, DeForest Buckner, Kale Ane, John Wondolowski, Jim Chapman, Chris Wondolowski, Matt Chapman, Colleen and Bob Haas // Wally and Julie Haas // John and Dave Feldman, April Aguilara, , Serena Limas, Joan Ryan, Jeff Samardzija, Greg Hilliard, Janet Carter, Jarron Collins, Terry Levin // Jennifer Maxwell // Mindy and Jesse Rogers Bruce Irvin, and Ken Norton, Jr.

MENTOR GAME CHANGER AWARDS IN SAN FRANCISCO McGillicuddy, Beeler, and Lorig: In Memory of Konrad Reuland BOOSTER

Coaching Corps kicked off 2018 with the 4th Annual Anonymous // Amy and Drew McKnight Game Changer Awards in San Francisco, presented by Levi’s and in partnership with NBC Sports Bay Area. VARSITY These Bay Area athletic stars honored their game- changing coaches: Jeff Samardzija of the , Matt Chapman of the , Betsy and Roy Eisenhardt DeForest Buckner of the , Bruce Irvin of the Oakland Raiders, and Jarron Collins of the . BAY AREA PROFESSIONAL SPORTS TEAMS

2018 Coach of the Year: Serena Limas

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The Inaugural Game Changer Awards in San Diego drew some of the region’s most successful athletes. John Lynch, Jr., former NFL All-Pro; , BOOSTER former San Diego State University (SDSU) Aztec and NFL veteran; Casey Brown, former SDSU Aztec; and Ron and Alexis Fowler Trevor Hoffman, former San Diego Padre All-Star pitcher and 2018 MLB Hall of Fame Inductee personally acknowledged the dedicated coaches who guided them on their journey to success.

2018 Coach of the Year: Rogelio De Guzman

The Borzi Family Foundation

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Cory Grant // Henry and Carol Hunte // Jack McGrory

Top row, left to right: Dick Balestri, Casey Brown, John Lynch, Sr., Ted Tollner, Tom Gregory, Trevor Hoffman, Brian Russell, and John Lynch, Jr. Bottom row: Wally Haas, Janet Carter, Rogelio De Guzman, Brad Geier, and Dennis Cruzan 12 13 (Individuals cont.) • Walter Haas • Rick and Mary Carol Reeder $99,999-$25,000 • Craig Henderlite • Charles Reim • Christopher High • Gregory Reynolds • Blue Shield of California Under $1,000 DONORS • Aaron and Erika Hill • Walter Richardson • Xfinity • Hack and Celeste Adams • Jason Hill • Jeffrey and Shelley Roden • The Rose Hills Foundation • Brian and Paige Grey • Jeanne Barr • Anne and Jack Holloway • Harold Allen and Lauren Booker • Nathan Hochman • Adrienne and Dillon Rogers • Koret Foundation Allen Individuals • Charlotte Haas Prime and Josh • Dan Cohn and Lynn Brinton • David and Evelyn Hou • Betsy Holland • Brian and Deborah Rott, Cart • The Annie E. Casey Foundation • Kristen Andersen Prime • Bryan Cameron • Patsy Ishiyama • David House and Devyani Mart, Inc. • National Recreation Foundation • Anonymous $200,000+ • Michael and Kelly Halper • Chris and Alice Collins • Mark and Patricia Jackson Kamdar • William and Wilma Ryan • Los Angeles Clippers Foundation • Doug Arthur / SENTRE • Mitch and Susan Cohen • Ira Hirschfield and Tom Hansen • Gale Mondry and Bruce Cohen • Carolyn Kataoka and Bob Kaplan • Seth and Julie Jacobs • John Sarkisian • NBPA Foundation • Daniel Auerbach • Bret and Jackie Comolli • Jeff and Joni Marine • John and Catherine Garrigan • Deborah S. 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Marchi • Dave Stewart and Lonnie • Michael Blake and Barbara • Philip and Diana Peters Murray-Stewart • Lynne and Marc Benioff • Henry and Carol Hunte • Brad Ebner • Kevin Mason $9,999-$5,000 Howald • Gary Petersmeyer • Sam Stone • Dennis and Janet Cruzan • Karl and Trish Jacob • Paul Ecke III • Deborah Matthies • • Ann and Steve Bruce • Ted and Anne Peterson • Lauren Suazo • Betsy and Roy Eisenhardt • Doug Jensen • Sarah Eisenhardt • Christopher Ray McDonald • Golden State Warriors • J Gary Burke • Paul and Barbara Reitzin • Jeff and Olivia Sudol • Theodore and Frances Geballe • Bill and Jeanne Landreth • The Eldredge Family • Larry McDonald • San Francisco Giants • Alex Camargo • Jim and Carron Riedman • Mary Elizabeth Sullivan • Bob and Colleen Haas • Erik Lorig • Tricia Emerson • Mike McMahon • Bluewater Grill • Eileen Bocci Campbell • Johnathan Rodgers and Royal • Papa Doug and Geniya • Jeff Appleman and Suzanne • Mark McMillan • Maureen Sullivan • CBRE, Inc. • Fred and Stephanie Harman / • Cathy Cha and Dara O’Rourke Kennedy The Harman Family Foundation Manchester Engelberg • Aaron McMillan-Gordon • Robert Tracy • Champion Charities • The Colantonio Family • Dee-Anne Rojeski • Ron Johnson and Karen Jenkins- • Gerald and Carla Du Manoir • Conor Evans • John and Lindalu Meadows • Gregory and Debra Trippi • Una Davis • Cisterra Johnson / The VCJ Family • Jack McGrory • Kaushik Roy • Mike Fagundes • Robert Merkin • Mr. Luke Vaccaro • Perry Dealy, Dealy Development, • ICAN Consulting Group, LLC Foundation • Bill and Susan Oberndorf / Bill • Joan Ryan and Barry Tompkins • Tian Fang • Stacy and Vanessa Meronoff • Jeannie Vaughn Inc. • Jones Lang LaSalle, Inc. • Brad and Lauren Koenig and Susan Oberndorf Foundation • Stephen Schwarz • Leland and Susan Faust • Mike Metzger • Beth Voetsch • Peter Devereaux • Kaiser Permanente • Derek Schrier and Cecily • Robert and Margaret Petersen • Steve Scott • Richard Fedesco • Gabriel A. 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Poole • Google $4,999-$2,500 Zumsteg • Chris and Lindsey Wondolowski • Lindsay Gottlieb & Patrick • Randy and Marilyn Chase Martin • David Preschlack • ZogSports SF • Andy and Linda Ach • Erik and Lauren Hardy • Peter and Fionnuala Wright • Bill and Barbara Colace • Colonel Patrick Gough, USMC • Monica Pressley $999,999-$100,000 • Network for Good • Nate Levine and Charlene Akers • Bennet and Lisa Harvey • Peter Zolintakis and Renee • Joe and Lisa Downes (Retired) • Olivia Evelyn Prime • S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation • AmazonSmile Foundation • Kevin and Wendy Alexander • Miranda Heller and Mark Salkind Breber • Bruce and Elizabeth Dunlevie • Dick and Anne Gould • Andrea Quiñones-Rivera • Levi Strauss & Co. • Douglas Allred • Renee Hellman • Dana and Bob Emery • Ron and Theresa Gould • Ernest Rady • Dick and Andi Balestri • Trevor Hoffman • Ron and Alexis Fowler • Dennis and Janet Govan • Scott Ransenberg

14 15 OUR AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM FINANCIAL STATEMENT PARTNERS Cash Basis

Atlanta • East Bay Asian Youth Center • Norwalk La Mirada Unified • Gompers Preparatory Academy (EBAYC) • P.F. Bresee Foundation • High Tech High REVENUE EXPENSES • Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro • East Bay Soldiers • South East Rio Vista YMCA • Jackie Robinson YMCA Atlanta: Samuel L. Jones Boys & • Girls Leading Girls Girls Club • South Pasadena San Marino • La Maestra Foundation - Center • Hayward Area Recreation YMCA for Youth Advancement at 9% 12% Department • Street Soccer USA Generations Baltimore • Jr. Giants/Oakland Police • Team Prime Time • McGrath Family YMCA • Baltimore Curriculum Project Activities League • Torrence-South Bay YMCA • Mission Valley YMCA • BELL • Rush • Variety Boys & Girls Club • Palomar YMCA 9% Soccer Club • BeMore Athletic League • Weingart YMCA Wellness & • Peninsula Family YMCA • Oakland Lacrosse Club • Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Aquatic Center • Pro Kids | The First Tee of San Baltimore • Playworks • West Valley YMCA Diego TOTAL TOTAL • Child First Authority, Inc. • Richmond College Prep Schools • YMCA of Metropolitan Los • Soccer Kids America • Rugby USA 39% $5,429,630 $5,332,269 • City Springs Elementary/MS Angeles: Gardena-Carson • Toby Wells YMCA 52% • Elev8 Baltimore • San Francisco CalHeat THC • Youth and Leaders Living • Fitness Fun and Games • Squash Drive Orlando Actively (YALLA) San Diego • Girls in the Game • Street Soccer USA • City of Orlando Athletics • Girls on the Run of the Greater • STS Academy • Orlando After-School All-Stars, San Francisco Chesapeake • Youth Tennis Advantage Inc. • After School Enrichment 79% • Greater Baltimore Tennis Program Patrons Association, Inc. Los Angeles • Bay Area Community • Hampstead Hill Academy Peninsula • A Place Called Home Resources (BACR) • Holistic Life Foundation • Boys and Girls Club of the Individuals: $2,834,485 Program Services: $4,227,320 • After School All Stars: Los • Bayview Hunters Point YMCA • KIPP Baltimore Peninsula Angeles • City of Daly City Foundations: $2,131,500 Management and General: $460,736 • Living Classrooms Foundation • Catholic Charities Youth Club • Community Youth Center • All Peoples Community Center at St. Francis of Assisi Church Corporations: $463,645 Development: $642,213 • NEWfit Kids • FacesSF • Boys and Girls Club of Carson • City of Redwood City • Parks & People Foundation • Girls Leading Girls • Boys and Girls Club of LA • Fit Kids Foundation Net Increase in Cash from Operations: $97,361 • POP INC. Harbor • Jewish Community Center of • U.S. Dream Academy • San Mateo County Sheriff’s San Francisco • Boys and Girls Club of Metro Activities League LA • Mission Dolores Academy • Siena Youth Center Boston • Boys and Girls Club of Ramona • OMI/Excelsior Beacon Center Gardens • Portola Family Connections • All Dorchester Sports and • Boys and Girls Club of Santa Philadelphia Leadership • San Francisco Recreation and Monica: Mar Vista Gardens • JT Dorsey Foundation Parks Department • Boston Centers for Youth and Branch Families (BCYF) • YBike • Boys and Girls Club of Venice • Boston SCORES • YMCA of San Francisco • Boys and Girls Clubs of West Sacramento • Cambridge Community Center San Gabrielle Valley • Center for Fathers and Families • East End House • Brotherhood Crusade • Chico Area Recreation & Park San Jose • Oak Square YMCA • Challengers Boys & Girls Club District • ACE Charter Schools • Children’s Institute • PS7 Middle School • Boys & Girls Club of Silicon East Bay • City of Huntington Park • Runnin’ for Rhett Valley Department of Parks • Catholic Charities of Santa • Alameda County Deputy • Southgate Recreation and Park Clara County - Children, Youth, Sheriffs’ Activities League • Girls on the Run District Coaching Corps • Heart of Los Angeles • Street Soccer USA and Family Development • America SCORES Bay Area Department • HOOP Foundation • Suisun City Recreation & adds coach staffing • ASCEND Charter School • Central YMCA • ICES Education Community Services • Bay Area Community • City of San Jose capacity to afterschool Resources (BACR) • Lacer Afterschool Programs • Sunrise Recreation and Park District • Downtown Enrichment partner programs that • Bay Area Hispano Institute for • Long Beach Parks, Recreation • Mount Pleasant School District Advancement and Marine • YMCA of Superior California need it most. • NorthWest YMCA • Bears Youth Basketball • Los Angeles Rec and Parks • Street Soccer USA • Berkely Unified School District Department San Diego • Sunnyvale Wrestling Club • Berkeley Youth Alternatives • Youth Academy • Border View Family YMCA • The First Tee of Silicon Valley • City of Emeryville • Mid Valley Family YMCA • Copley Price Family YMCA • THINK Together Bay Area • City of Modesto • North Valley YMCA • Girls on the Run of San Diego • City of San Pablo

16 17 2018 Board of Trustees

Wally Haas, Chair Steven Bell Mitch Cohen Bret Comolli Brad Geier Brian Grey, Treasurer Ted Griggs Charlotte Haas Prime James Halper Ira Hirschfield John Levin, Secretary James McGillicuddy Andrea Quiñones-Rivera Mindy Rogers Joan Ryan Kevin Skelly Dave Stewart Deborah Stipek, Ph.D. Eric Thompson Todd Walthall David Wong I LEARNED FROM COACH LAURA THAT TEAMWORK MAKES THE DREAM WORK. I USE THAT IN SCHOOL WHEN WE HAVE TO DO STUFF TOGETHER. MAIWAND SALEHI, AGE 9

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