The theme of this year’s Annual Report is “Team Legacy.” Our team is comprised Our mission is to prepare young people, especially of staff and coaches, young people and their families, Board members, donors, those from under-resourced families and communities, community partners, and volunteers. We stand on the shoulders of many for success as individuals and as active, responsible individuals who came before us in building and nurturing our organization citizens through innovative tennis, education, since its creation in 1952. These individuals establish the backbone of our life skills, and leadership development programming. multi-generational, diverse, enthusiastic, and dynamic community, helping us to welcome newer members of Team Legacy. As an organization and team, our commitment to continuous improvement and organizational excellence is steadfast. We are proud to work with so many inspiring individuals. The positive experiences of the young people in our Legacy programs are fueling increasing numbers and a growing impact in our larger community. Our Center is teeming with energy from the hundreds of kids in our tennis, education, Table of Contents and leadership development programs. We continue to serve young people in schools and recreation centers in neighborhoods throughout Philadelphia, Neighborhood-Based Programs Camden, and, for the first time this year, have extended our Camden program Community Groups...... 3 model into additional sites, launching programming in Mantua, Chester, and Hunting Park. Our continued success in the community has brought us a much Love 2 Serve...... 3 appreciated accolade: induction into the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame as a Healthy Advantage...... 3 Lifetime Commitment honoree. NJTL...... 4 In addition to our presence in local neighborhoods, we are proud of the more NJTL map...... 8 than 50 Legacy kids who raised funds over a three year period, enabling seven of them to travel to Menard, Haiti this past April to help construct a school. Center-Based Programs Our youth leaders lived with Haitian families, introduced Haitian children to the sport of tennis, and worked long days with the local Menard community. Indoor Clinics & Camps...... 7 Indeed, we are creating opportunities for our kids to reach their potential as Community & School Groups...... 12 students, athletes, and active, responsible citizens in schools, communities, and the larger world. Youth Leadership Our significant progress would not be possible without the dedication, Goodstein Junior Leaders ...... 13 leadership, and generosity of our supporters and partners. On behalf of the 4,300 young people we serve every year, please know that we are grateful for Contributors...... 14 your loyal participation and support. Let’s continue to work together, as we have over the past year, collaborating to make a positive difference in the lives of our History...... 20 young people and their communities.

Board of Directors...... 21 With much gratitude,

Shelley Smith Kenny Holdsman Chair of the Board President

1 628 17 Community Groups PARTICIPANTS SITES Our neighborhood-based community groups programming provides young people, free of charge, with positive life lessons and teaches important interpersonal skills. Through tennis, match play, leadership discussions, and homework help provided by partnering schools and organizations, we are able to impart values such as self-discipline, self-reliance, sportsmanship, and non- violent conflict resolution, all in a constructive, safe, and nurturing environment. We use the USTA Ten and Under Tennis format to teach early skill development. This ensures young people are using appropriate equipment for their age and size while also helping players have more success early on and develop a love for the sport.

169 3 Love 2 Serve PARTICIPANTS SITES The Love 2 Serve program is part of larger community development initiatives that work by connecting grassroots groups, key stakeholders, and other anchor organizations in the immediate community to develop and execute strategies for bringing more resources to advance the prospects of all the young people in a single community. These “place-based initiatives” are centered in the neighborhoods surrounding Mantua (West Philadelphia), Hunting Park (North Philadelphia), and the Mander Recreation Center (North Philadelphia). The program ranges from one to six days per week depending on the site. It provides tennis, educational support, leadership development, health and nutrition education, healthy meals on a weekly basis, and parent workshops several times per year. In addition to the neighborhood component of the program, participants in Love 2 Serve seeking to deepen tennis skills travel to our state- of-the-art Center on a weekly basis to play in our Junior Development clinic.

317 7 Healthy Advantage PARTICIPANTS SITES Healthy Advantage is a year-round program that provides tennis, life skills, nutrition education, and educational enrichment to young people in Camden, NJ and Chester, PA. We aim to empower kids with fun ways to remain active and an understanding of what it means to be healthy, including access to nutritious recipes. Monthly family nights are a major component of the program as these events get parents and caregivers involved in the lessons their children are learning and helps parents reinforce these lessons at home. Amerihealth Caritas provided the seed funds to launch Healthy Advantage in the spring and Hunting Park participant Kyle Nesmith has been enrolled in Legacy Campbell’s Soup has remained a steadfast partner in Camden. programming for three years. Here is he is being interviewed about his experience by a KYW reporter.

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National Junior 156 7 30 Tennis & Learning (NJTL) PARTICIPANTS SITES NJTL continues to be our largest program. This summer, 10 of our 30 sites were priced at $35/summer, or just $1 a day, for young people in the most economically disadvantaged communities. This year, we provided full-day programming at 3 sites: Lee Cultural Center, Hunting Park, and Finnegan Playground. At each of these sites, we worked with partners to provide tennis, swimming, reading, lacrosse, soccer, healthy meals, and more to fill the extra hours. In addition, students at five sites piloted2013 the Drop Everything and Read (DEAR) program. Each day, students and coachesNational stopped what Juniorthey were doing Tennis and read for and Learning thirty minutes. DEAR aims to combat the academic back-sliding many students experience over the summerOur by NJTL offering program operateddaily opportunities at 32 sites throughout for reading.Philadelphia, Camden, and (NJTL) Chester in summer 2013. The program is offered at a highly subsidized rate Boyle of $150 for 7 weeks. NJTL was $35 for the entire summer, or just $1 a day, Rec. Ctr. We are grateful to ourat 10corporate sites in low incomesponsors: communities. Citizens Bank, Comcast-

Carson Palmer Spectacor|Comcast|NBC10, Green Tree Community HealthValley Foundation, KVB Play- Foundation, Lindy Communities, Come Home to Lindy, since 1939, PECO, ground Fox Chase Playground Philadelphia Parks and Recreation, USTA Serves, and Wells WaterFargo. Tower Houston Playground Finley Rec. Ctr. Jardel Rec. Ctr. Torresdale Playground Allens Lane Awbury Rec. Ctr.

Germantown Friends School Wissinoming Playground

Fern Hill Hunting Park Park Ardmore Rec. Ctr.

BJTC Parkside- Mander Evans Playground Rec. Ctr.

SeeLee pages Cultural 8-9Center for a full-size Drexel Univ. / PYSC Prog. Camden mapGarden ofCourt Legacy’s NJTL sites Rutgers Cobbs Creek Markward Park across thePlay region.- Univ. Dudley Grange Seger Park ground Play- Legacy Junior Instructor Yvonne Lewis ground meets Councilman Mark Squilla from the Median Household Income NJTL was founded in 1968 by Census Tract by Arthur Ashe, Charlie Pasarell, City Council’s First District. and Sheridan Snyder to bring tennis Finnegan Barry Playground $11,122–$25,000 Playground $25,001–$50,000 to children with limited resources. FDR Park $50,001–$75,000 We are grateful to our corporate sponsors: $75,001–$100,000 Citizens Bank $100,001–$143,889 Comcast-Spectacor|Comcast|NBC10 no residents KVB Foundation $150/summer site Lindy Communities, Come Home to Lindy, since 1939 $35/summerBobby site PECO Philadelphia Parks and Recreation Chester 2 miles USTA Serves Every day, Bobby steps outChester of Community his comfort Charter School zone to make social connections. Bobby Wells Fargo Veterans Memorial Park is a kindhearted, fun-loving, sweet young man who tackles the typical challenges of

NJTL Map Poster FINAL.indd 1 10/23/13 1:45 PM early adolescence in addition to a unique challenge - Asperger’s syndrome, which is one of the disorders on the Autism spectrum. Bobby struggles with day-to-day social interactions, making eye contact, and sometimes, because of coordination difficulties, tying his sneakers. He and his parents set social goals to help him branch out; one such goal is that he must introduce himself to a new peer every time he plays at the playground.

It wasn’t until he started playing tennis at Legacy’s Torresdale National Junior Tennis and Learning (NJTL) site in 2012 that Bobby found what he calls, “his happy time.” Bobby easily fits the bill as an NJTL beginner - energetic, smiling, and eager to learn; as Bobby completed his second year in our NJTL summer program, he continued to, as his mother Nicole says, “open up.” In this one setting where he “isn’t singled out” as a child with social disabilities, Nicole notices that even his coordination has improved. Bobby and his peers improve in tennis at the same pace, and in this comfortable and nurturing Legacy environment, Bobby feels at ease, recognized and appreciated for his progress, and most important - accepted. His confidence, both on and off the tennis court, has skyrocketed since joining the Legacy community.

NJTL continued on pages 8-9 4 115 7 Indoor Clinics & Camps PARTICIPANTS Legacy remains a marquee facility in the region and a USTA Certified Regional Training Center. We work with young people from the first time they step on a tennis court to the end of their junior tennis career, and many of our students come back to coach at our Center or in the neighborhood programs. Last year, we had an all time high for clinic enrollment with 500-600 young people registered for each session. Our Center is a “home away from home” for many of our participants who take advantage of our library and classroom for homework, community service opportunities, and youth leadership programming.

Ruthie Ruthie is a constant presence here at the Center. As a member of our Future Stars program, she is on campus five days a week and enjoys participating in activities both on and off the court. The precocious 10-year old is an active member of the Legacy community who regularly gets involved in community service and special events. Ruthie is particularly excited to be a part of the Pen Pal program, an initiative that connects young Legacy student-athletes with tennis players in Kenya, as her mom is from Kenya.

A 5th grader at Norwood school, Ruthie chose tennis over swimming because you can play the sport forever. She says, “I’m really good at tennis and want to get better. I focus on my serving the most because if you have a good serve, you have a good start to the point.” She likes playing tennis at Legacy because she has friends here to cheer her on when she plays matches.

One day, Ruthie hopes to be either a pediatrician or the president. She took her first step into politics at the 2013 Annual Benefit by introducing herself to honoree Edward G. Rendell!

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Our NJTL program operated at 32 sites throughout Philadelphia, Camden, and Chester in summer 2013. The program is offered at a highly subsidized rate of $150 for 7 weeks. NJTL was $35 for the entire summer, or just $1 a day, at Boyle 10 sites in low income communities. Rec. Ctr.

Carson Palmer Valley Play- ground

Fox Chase Playground Water Tower Houston Playground Finley Rec. Ctr. Jardel Rec. Ctr. Torresdale Playground Allens Lane Awbury Rec. Ctr.

Germantown Friends School Wissinoming Playground

Fern Hill Hunting Park Park Ardmore Rec. Ctr.

BJTC Parkside- Mander Evans Playground Rec. Ctr.

Lee Cultural Center Drexel Univ. / PYSC Prog. Camden Garden Court Cobbs Creek Markward Rutgers Univ. Dudley Grange Park Play- Seger ground Play- Park ground NJTL was founded in 1968 by Arthur Ashe, Charlie Pasarell, and Sheridan Snyder to bring Median Household Income tennis to children with limited resources. by Census Tract Finnegan Barry Playground $11,122–$25,000 We are grateful to our corporate sponsors: Playground $25,001–$50,000 Citizens Bank FDR Park $50,001–$75,000 $75,001–$100,000 Comcast-Spectacor |Comcast| NBC10 $100,001–$143,889 Green Tree Community Health Foundation no residents KVB Foundation Lindy Communities, Come Home to Lindy, $150/summer site since 1939 $35/summer site Chester PECO Philadelphia Parks and Recreation Chester Community Charter School 2 miles USTA Serves Veterans Memorial Park Wells Fargo

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Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day Kyle Seelig, one of Legacy’s Maximum Performance athletes, played with the pros at this year’s Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day. Kyle beat out fellow young people in the opening rounds of a target hitting contest to put him on the main stage against professional players Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Venus Williams, and wheelchair champion David Wagner. Playing in front of over 25,000 fans at Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York, Kyle beat all of the pros and won $15,000 for Legacy programs!

“I discovered through Legacy’s youth leadership program that I have the power to make my community better and to help others make their communities better.” – Quadeer Pratt, at the Annual Benefit in April 2013, on traveling to Haiti with the Goodstein Junior Leaders

Future Stars The Future Stars is a year-round, invitation only program for high- potential players aged 8-13, most of who come from lower income families and neighborhoods. In order to be a part of the program, young people must demonstrate athletic ability, dedication, and a love for the game of tennis. Future Stars includes year-round tennis clinics and camps, tournaments, private lessons, and mentoring. In addition, Future Stars participants are held to rigorous academic standards and must give back through community service. In 2012- 2013, there were 24 students enrolled in the Future Stars program, 16 who advanced to higher level clinics.

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Goodstein Junior Leaders The Goodstein Junior Leaders (GJL) program worked both locally and abroad to make significant change this year. A delegation of seven actively involved GJLs and two chaperones travelled to Haiti in April to help build a school for the village of Menard – a community that was deeply affected by the 2010 earthquake. The student-athletes that traveled stayed with host families, learned Creole, and even brought along tennis equipment to teach clinics to children in the village. This trip was the culmination of three years of hard work and fundraising by the GJLs. Thank you to the Harvey Goodstein Charitable Foundation for supporting a major part of our work.

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Community & School Groups 150 w it h needs Our community and school groups program at the center provides tennis instruction, skills, and drills for beginner players in addition to character education and leadership development. This program is particularly flexible and can be adjusted to each group’s needs. In addition, we provide programming designed for children with special needs. All coaches working with these students receive targeted training. Thanks to the Elizabeth Murdoch Foundation for providing resources for this adaptive tennis program that served our special needs students this year.

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Dolfinger-McMahon University City Housing Barbara and Charles Kahn, Jr. CONTRIBUTORS Foundation Company Bob Keyes Myra Friedman Family West Supply Deborah and Stuart Kurtz September 1, 2012 to August 31, 2013 Foundation Young Adjustment Susan and Martin Lautman To view our audited financial statements and 990, please visit: Kenneth Gart Company, Inc. Edward Levin www.legacyyte.org/audited-financial-statements-and-annual-reports Green Tree Community Elaine Lindy Health Foundation Jeremy Lindy Lynn and Clay W. Hamlin, III Amina and Tom Loder James Fernberger and J & J Snack Foods Friend Kevin Loftus Mary Walto The Haverford Trust Presenting JJ Kalm Foundation Company The Lubert Family Foundation Horace W. Goldsmith Kolsby, Gordon, Robin, Sponsors Sponsors Foundation Hess Corporation Lurie Family Foundation Shore & Bezar ($1,000 to $2,499) Andrew Lutz Dean Kanefsky Farah Jimenez and ($50,000 to $100,000) Ken Krieg David Hyman Marta and Robert Adelson Seymour Mandell Leon Levy Foundation Harvey Goodstein Philip B. Lindy Raye and Jerry L. Johnson Gifts In Memory of Lynn and Joe Manko Lewin Family Foundation Arthur Ashe Marcus & Millichap Charitable Foundation Lomax Family Foundation Keating Hospitality Logan Circle Partners Leslie and Jonathan Bari Phyllis Martino Meridian Capital Group, LLC Kessler Topaz Meltzer and Amy and Jeff Benoliel Daniel McClave Jamie Maguire Merrill Lynch Check, LLP Family Foundation Elyse and Max Berger Alan Miller Family Foundation Grand Slam E. Murdoch Family John Kroll Louis and Sandra Berkman Donna and Larry Miller Wendy Kane and Foundation Foundation Jeffrey Margolies Nancy and Morris National Penn Bank Sponsors Margaret Nolen Kurtzman Toni Seidl and Rick Berkman Ronald Rubin Northwest Translations, Inc. ($25 000 to $49 999) Ardeth Black , , Melissa and Albert Parker Kutak Rock LLP Lisa and Chris O’Brien Subaru of America, Inc. BlackRock ACE Group Pfizer Inc. Constance and David Lees One Point Public & Private Linda and Ian Swain Ellen and Peter Bodenheimer Amerihealth Caritas / Philadelphia Indemnity Christopher Lewis Solutions, LLC UHS of Delaware Boenning and Ray O’Neill Keystone First Insurance Co Gifts In Honor of Alan Lindy Scattergood, Inc. USTA Serves Wendy and Russell Palmer Campbell Soup PRWT Services, Inc. and Lindy Properties Boscia Family Foundation Jean and Steven Park Foundation Reed Smith LLP Gail and Sandy Lipstein State Representative Brendan Boyle Parkway Corporation Citizens Bank Saul Ewing LLP Jena and Joe Messner Challenger Lois and Julian A. Brodsky Pfizer Foundation Dr. Franklyn Scott Salli and Stephen Volunteer Program City of Philadelphia Gary Bromberg Mickelberg Quaker Chemical Foundation Comcast-Spectacor| Sponsors Irene and Fred Shabel Caleco - Richard A. Winig The Trauma Center at Penn NDH Capital Corporation The Rhode Island Foundation Comcast|NBC10 ($5 000 to $9 999) Mary Carillo , , / Structured Growth Bruce Richardson United Way Eway Capital Richard Castor Cozen O’Connor The Addis Group Barbara Riley USTA Middle States Sherry and Mark Gloria and Melvin Chisum Lewis Katz Allflex Packaging Rittenhouse Foundation Vanguard Nottingham Amy and Michael Cohen Lindy Communities, Products, Inc. Ross Family Fund Susan and Brian Paule CoreXcell Come Home to Lindy Steven White Scannapieco Development Arronson Foundation Emily and Howard Cutler since 1939 Philadelphia Activities Corporation Axis Construction Fund Derrick Dickens PECO Management LLC SSH Real Estate Philadelphia Drexel University Berkadia Stephen Smith USTA Serves Baseline Contributionship Janet Dzubow Jonathan Spergel Blank Rome LLP Insurance Company Wells Fargo Foundation Sponsors DD Eisenberg Tom Stafford Gifts In Memory of Philadelphia Convention & The Eagles Robert A. Swift Bob Brasler Visitors Bureau ($2,500 to $4,999) Harold Epps Ken Toscano Karen and Carl Buchholz Acadia Windows Philadelphia Management Shannon Farmer Trujillo Rodriguez & Top Seed Company Ronald Caplan Harry Albright Joe Fetterman Richards, LLC The Phillies First Genesis Financial Group UA Local Union 322 Sponsors Coca Cola Refreshments Allied Construction Credit Suisse Jill and Phil Plotnick Firstrust Bank UBS Matching Gifts ($10,000 to $24,999) Archer and Greiner Andrew Fisher Union Benevolent Association Domus, Inc. Nicole Pullen Ross and 1830 Family Foundation Ballard Spahr LLP Brent Ross Robert A. Fox USTA Philadelphia Area Enterprise Holdings Tennis District Dennis Alter The Beneficial Foundation Reidenbach & Associates Andrea Gilbert Foundation Muriel Voynow John K. Binswanger Bernadette and Andreas Global Advisory Services, Inc. Valerie and Ken Baker Fastrack Construction, Inc. Bill Whitmore Biz Equity LLC Reist Stephan Goldstein Bank of America Flaster Greenberg Caren and Ned Borowsky Honorable Edward G. Julia and David Gutstadt The Beach Foundation Glenmede Trust Rendell Marybeth Henry Company, N.A. Boscov’s Department Store Chris Brasler / Lynne and Steve Savran Heuer Foundation Set Sponsors Brasler Properties Sandra E. Goodstein Karen and Ben Braslow Smith Insurance Amy and Kenny Holdsman ($500 to $999) Laura and Bill Buck Grant Palmer David Broida Associates, Inc. Holman Automotive Group, Inc. Kenneth J. Adelberg The Cookie Jar Foundation L. Alexander Hamilton, III Bryn Mawr Hospital Stradley, Ronon, Stevens & Shari and Robert Hunn John R. Alchin Brad Denning Hersha Hospitality Bryn Mawr Trust Young, LLP Kathryn Jordan ARI Drumcliff Foundation Jim Mahlon Buck, Jr. Tucker Law Group, LLC IBEW Local 98 JRR Ventures Baltimore Avenue Redevelopment Corporation Ricki and Andrew ICG Group Colliers International K Ten Kids Foundation Inc. Eisenstein Dilworth Paxson

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continued CONTRIBUTORS Sage Scholars, Inc. Nora and Michael Cyr Margaret Meigs and Scott Schusko Eileen and Nicolas Paul Laskow September 1, 2012 to August 31, 2013 Daniel Schwartz DeBenedictis Robert Levy Susan and Daniel Schwarz Drew Degen Gifts In Memory of Phil Lindy Deborah Neimeth and Karim Nanji Cecelia and Fred Citron Caroline DeMarco William A. Loeb George S. Barrett Gifts In Memory of Richard Oller Suzette Clover Gordon Shingleton Maggie Lynn Devitt Judith Sorkin Losben William Bass Christina and Augustine Peter Coe Talent LLC Charitable Foundation Judith Sills Christopher E. Dunne Jessica Loschky Pescatore Betty and Robert Cohen Christine S. Beck James Steiker Michael Dvorak Melissa Lumsden Wendell Pritchett Reeta Dandora Michael Blume Jo and Robert Steinhart Barry Edelstein Carol and Scott MacLennan Honorable Dawna Desrosiers Francine and Ken Boone Charles E. Rainey, Jr. Tara and Paul Swanson Gifts In Memory of Bridget Madden Robert Diegel Michael Ehrlich Sylvia M. Brasler Shari Reams-Henofer Shellie Unger Linda Malin Louisa C. Dubin United Way of Greater Gifts In Memory of Marilyn William Marley Barry Brian Republic Bank and Ed Fernberger Elizabeth Dunleavy Lehigh Valley Laurie Martin Thomas Buckley Caryn and Steven Richfield Jeanne Fields The Ford Foundation Denise Venturi Christine Matulewicz Cheryl and Robert Burghardt RJF Management, Inc. Matching Gift James J. Fitzgerald, III Monica Virmani Colette McElwee Andrea and Bernard Clyman Ronald Rosen Gifts In Memory of Richard Fluri Ann Sholly and Vincent McGuinness Bonnie K. Davis Michael Ross Desma Foster John Wellenbach Tracy Fong Members Give Robert Davis Gary Rubin Janice and Leonard Freed Catherine and Brian Welsh Geraldine Dietz and Jeremy Mennis Craig Eggleton Sarah and John Schmader Jonathan Freedman Women’s Interclub Richard Fox Citizens Elect Dwight Evans Stefanie and Alex Seldin Barbara Gee Tennis Association Michele Frank Leroy Miles Joseph Fenkel Robin and Jay Several Joseph Gerber Kim and Scott Yetter Gifts In Memory of Pierre Minerva Lynne Ferman Amy and Jeff Smith Tracy and Marc Ginsburg Jannell Zubrinsky Charles Gatto Kerry Mulvey Cynthia Figueroa Shelley Smith Kavita and Ketan Goculdas Steve Geary Jonathan Muse Teresa Fink Carol and Stephen Spinelli Joseph Godwin, Jr. Sandy Gehrmann Ann Marie Nasuti Tyra Ford Gwendolyn Stokes Ann Bassett and Amy and Thomas Gendall Gifts In Honor of Ace Sponsors Jocelyn Navarro Robert J. Fossler Henry Stursberg Ross Goldberg Leon Glass Penny Newmark Wendy Trow-Fox and Ronit and Howard Treatman Betsy Gonsalves ($100 to $249) Glaxo SmithKline Foundation Remy Fox Bruce Hartlein Brie Glover Natalie Nixon Alison and Emanuel Tress Advantage Industrial Drew Olian Christine Gallagher Valley Green Bank Lauren and Brian Hirsch Supply, Inc. Morey H. Goldberg Justin O’Neal Jon Gosier Faye Senneca and Richard Brian J. Hoffman Cornelius Alexander IV Philip Goldstein Lisa and Bruce S. Grossman Weisenberg Leonard L. Holdsman Stephen Allen Brian Gralnick Marlynn Orlando Vipul Gupta Julia White Allyn H. Jacobson Cathy and Larry Altman Mercia Grassi Thomas O’Rourke Danielle and Vahan Gureghian Sankey Williams Judith and Stephen Anonymous Stanley Greene Amanda and Marco Kastenberg Osorio-Menendez Charlene M. Guyer Haywood Willis Patricia and Joseph Armon Barry Gutin and Larry Cohen Dr. Sang Joo Kim Guido Pasquel Melissa Heller A. Charles Winkelman Howard Asher Beth and John Haak Holly Kinser Gifts In Honor of Monique Helstrom Annette Wolosz Gifts In Memory of Anita and Paul Halpern Bianca Pasquel Joanne and Alex Klein Faith Bascome Gifts In Honor of Eve Wyckoff Linda Harris Quinn Patten Kenny Holdsman Richard Kollender Ira Baseman Mei Yeung Francine and Joseph Harryhill Tony J. Payton Dodi Fordham and David Krieg Jennifer and Mark Gifts In Honor of Arthur Leslie Pembrook Samuel Howe III Mary Ellen Krober Baumgartner and Leslie Haskins Pennoni Associated Inc. Marybeth Hurtado Bruck Lawrence Lauren Berenato Joni Helton Sharon Pepe Beverly and Keith Jennings Match Gerald Lawrence Daniella and Darryl Berkowitz Anthony Heriza Beth Piszek Jeff Jubelier Chung Do and Frank Lindy Nadeem Bezar Steven Higgins Roy Kaiser Sponsors Ed Binder Gifts In Honor of Jill and Eric P. Lipman Jessica Hiland Phil Plotnick Carol and Martin Kalos ($250 to $499) Susan Bloom George Loesch Cristy Hollin Bruce Pollack-Johnson Stacey and Robert Katz Sandra and Marvin Blumberg Maryanna and John Abriola Joanne F. Madorno Amelia Holstrom Kristen and Bob Prachar Zell Kravinsky Mark Bobb Barbara Adams Phyllis Mascioli Gifts In Memory of Doug Rabe Shawn Lacy Christopher Boyle Jeremy Hunn Robin Akers Thomas Mayer John Rabe Kevin Lamont Laurie Brady Margaret and Stanford Hunn Kamil Ali-Jackson Brian McGhee Realty Source Inc. Kirk Layton Stephanie Brandow Rachel Isenberg Marcie Baker Meadowbrook Apartments Sean Rojo Daylin Leach Richard L. Bazelon Brad Molotsky Michael Braunstein Beverly and Stephen Johnson Candidate Committee Jeannette Rosato Marilyn Benedict Barbara Neufeld Kevin Brinker Margaret and Craig Johnson Josh Lindy Laura Rossio Wilo Carey and Artis T. Ore Carrie Brodsky Marty Judge Penelope and Douglas Lisk Frank Russomano Peter A. Benoliel Justin Brown Guy Judkowski Sejita Page Trinidad Sarmiento Lowe Associates LLC Susan Sorenson and Jacquie and Eric Patterson Jane and Francis Bulman Gifts In Honor of Junior Cynthia and Martin Richard Berk Competitive Coaches Gifts In Memory of Lynn and Clifford Pearlman Keia Carter Jim Schnaars Lutschaunig Black Women in Kamala Kannan The William Penn Foundation Shantha Chandra George Schott Donald MacLaren Sport Foundation Jane Kasserman Kathleen and Travis Peyton Charitable Flex Fund Terrance Scott Sam and Michael Markovitz Jay Bornstein Douglas Keith Leo W. Pierce Camille Z. Charles Stephen Segal John McFadden Joanna Bratt Michelle Kesti Ira N. Richards Rodney Cherry Sarah Sexton Karen McRory-Negrin Brian Briggs Joshua Klein Estelle Richman Jessica Choi Gifts In Honor of Fred and Robert Miller Michael Broida Robert A. Korn John Sabia Brandon Chung Irene Shabel Denise and Stephen Mitnick Kris and Bruno Casabon Mila and Leonard Ladenheim Monica and Saleel Sabnis Jeffrey Cooper George C. Shafer, Jr. James Moskowitz Susan and Cummins Morton Largsfeld Catherwood Jay Cornell Stephanie and Mark Shaw

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continued CONTRIBUTORS Adrienne Harris Lynne Mancuso Ernest Rosato Thomas Harvey Betsy and Steven Maniloff Andrea Rose September 1, 2012 to August 31, 2013 Abigail Hastings Marni and Glenn Manko Ira Rosen Robert P. Hauptfuhrer Sara Manning Arthur Rosenblatt Barbara Shea Diane Augustine Becky Desmond Patti Unti and Bob Healy James Marks Judith Malis Rosenfeld Annabelle Shore Karen Avalon Jama Dingle Steven Hecht Neil Maskeri Lori Rosenkopf Neal Shore Susan Bacher Matt Donahoe Adam Herr Mary Mason Blake Rubenstein Stephanie S. Shore Elizabeth Baker Leslie Donnell Gifts In Memory of Mel Herrin Kim Bonner Massey Susan Rubin Beth Shortridge Gifts In Honor of William Dordelman Gifts In Memory of Linda Massey Danielle Ruggiero Tina Barasch’s Birthday Myrna Shure Shanon and Stuart Judie M. Hill Matt Matulewicz Monica Salvia Ellen Barkann Bogom Dorel Gifts In Honor of Carolyn Hirsh Robert McCormick Helen Schaeffer Dr. Myrna Shure’s Birthday Amy Bartosh Thomas Douris Kathryn A. Hodgkiss Roman McDonald Deena Schneider Lynne Sklar Robert Bass Downey’s Stacey Holmes Nicole McElroy Sten Schwandt Lynn Skolnick Joyce Beamon Lisa Dunn Tricia Horter John McGinty Stephen Sedlock Mike Sloane Gifts In Honor of Kathleen and Jerzy Jason Hsu Dr. Joel Bennett Dutkiewicz Andra and David McLaughlin Dorel Shanon Andrew Smolar Bryan Hurtado Wendy Best Dexter Edwards Megan McQuail Holly Sharpe Gilbert Sopher Anthony Jackson Gloria Bester Kimberley Elam Susannah and Joseph Deborah and James Shelley Vorn Sor Cheryle Jackson McQuillan Jeannine and Stephen Bishop Danyelle Elkind Landuleni Shipanga Manny Stamatakis Lacenia James Rachael McQuillan Cheryl and Darryl Borrelli Jeff Engel Gifts In Honor or Jill Stanger David Janiec Maggie McVay Marc Shrier’s Birthday Brenda and William Boston Gwendolyn Enoch Gifts In Memory of Michelle Jarrett Amanda and Jeffrey Meiler Brian Simon Andre Steed Pamela Boulos Carleen Ervin Rabindran Jesudason Peggy Merves Maurisa Singh Faith Steigelmann Anthony Brothers Gifts In Honor of John Johnson Bryan Miles Henrietta Slap Andrew Stein Linda and Larry Brouse Joseph Esposito Dwight Evans Theodore T. Johnson Ellen Milgram Gifts In Honor of Anne and Gary Stein Brittany Brown Karlyn Small’s Birthday Dominic Falso J. Lindsay Johnston Shelley Miller Jay Stiefel Michelle Brown Dean Smith Mary D. Fay Lawrence Jones Karen Mitchell Mike Stiles Wendy Brown Robin and Jerry Smith Fred Felder Sheehan Joseph Joanne and Daniel Mizner Ashley Suchecki Millicent Bryant Michael Spangler Pamela Felder Oliver Judge Bertha Mordecai Lianda Swain Mary Budge Brian Steveson Justin Felin Tekoa Judge Andy Morfopoulous Tracy Sylvester Peter Buffum John Stillmum Sebastian Felsen JustGive.org Steven Moriconi Shantih Brando and Tracey Bunn John Sulllivan Daniel Taylor William Figures Lauren and Mark Kahn Deepti Nagaraja Michael Burke Stephanie Brooke Surkin Sharon Thompson Danielle Fike Daniel Katzenberg Madeleine Nelson Ed Caban John Swartley Edward Tress Judy J. Finestone Howard S. Kaufold Renee Nunley-Smith David Camp Sarah Sweeney-Denham Trolley Car Diner Anna M. Ford Kyle Keating Roberta W. and David O’Dell Karen Campbell Lee Tabas Judith Tschirgi Judith Frazier Vicki Kennedy Thomas Odyniec Wenjing Cao Brian J. Taylor Elizabeth and Peter Unger King Frazier David Kern Cecilia Olugbade-Oseyemi Sondra and Philip Caplan Steven Taylor United Way of Chester County Lena Frazier Dorian and Richard Gifts In Memory of Mary and Tom Caraccioli Keshgegian Lorraine Deans Palmer Luis Tellez Mary Ann Venezia Barry Fuchs James Carlisle Sat Jiwan Khalsa Michelle Palmer Karen Toner Fred Vincent Michael Gale Niall Carmichael Deborah Kim Natalye and Marc Paquin Andrew Toy Kevin Washo Larry Gardner Heidi Carp Rachel Kimmich Viraj and Ashish Parikh Joan Trombka Cindy Webster Parthenia Gardner Ellen and Neil Carver Shirley and Peter Kirchner Jermain Parker Nicole Tulli Daniel Weiss Lawrence Garfield Judith Cassel Ray Klein Marianne and Larry Pearlman Kathryn Turner Thomas Wilkinson Patricia Gatto Joan Cholodofsky Bernice and Joseph Koplin Nancy and Kevin Peter Shirley Turner George K. Wills Shacora Gaymon Mark Christian Lynne Kravitz Patricia Petitpas United Way of Delaware Brent Winig Sigrid Geerlings Dean Cimino Katie Krimmel Nancy Petro United Way Truist Timothy Wozniak Andrew George Sherrell Clayton Anne Kringel Etienne Phipps Patricia Unti Juliet and Dan Wu Stephanie Glover Stacey Cohen Francine Laura Monique Pittman Egle Vasiliauskaite Spencer Yablon John George Joan Trombka and Blossom Lavet Siquanna Praat Mary and Eugene Veneziale Ben Zislis Hilari Cohen Toni Goldberg Christina Lazaroiu Yvette Pribitkin Susan Villari Lita Cohen Greg Goldman Karen Leader Letitia O. Principato Sarah Wagner Ira and Ann Cohn Juanita Goodman Evan Lechtman Gifts In Memory of Gifts In Honor of Norris Coleman Robert Grandy Lance Lee Eugene M. Principato Felicity Walton Courtside Larry Contrisciano Jacquelyn Grayer Carolyn Levine Michelle and Santiago Richard Warner Susan and Thomas Costantino Michelle and Frank Greco Pujadas Sponsors Amy Liao Eric Washington Kimberly Crawford Nadine Greer Brian Rabe Sayre Limburg Matthew Weisbrot (Under $100) Lorette Cuff Daniel Greenawalt Meryl Raskin Jacob Lindy Elizabeth H. Weiss Victor Agbodoe Lauren Cunningham Nancy and Marc Greenberg Tanya Reed Gudrun Loglisci Eve Weiss Kantese Alexander Priscilla Damaso Kaci Griffin Dandora Reetu Ping Lu Ralph Westfield Aimee Alexander Helen Danicki Cynthia Grimm Gifts In Honor of Ira Richards Nancy Lucas Anthony Williams Allstate Giving Campaign Stephanie Daniel Gifts In Honor of Diane Richielieu Megan Lynam Monica Wrenn Anonymous Kristin Delussey Larry Halprin’s Birthday Joseph Robinson Stephen Lynn Jonathan Young Catalina and James Asanza Henry Denning Htay Htay Han Madeline Rockey Andrew Macaleer Jill Zipin

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS September 1, 2012 – August 31, 2013 In 1952, William J. Clothier II founded the Philadelphia Tennis Patrons Association, which was merged with the Philadelphia National Junior Tennis League 44 years later to become Philadelphia Youth Tennis. In 2003, Philadelphia Youth Tennis became Arthur Ashe Youth Tennis and Education, a leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Three years later, the Arthur Ashe Youth Executive Committees Tennis and Education Center was constructed in East Falls as a premier facility Shelley R. Smith, Esq., Chair of the Board dedicated to innovative youth tennis and education programming. The facility, Robert N. Hunn, Esq., Co-Vice Chair, Legal Counsel which opened in 2006, contains a technology center, library, classroom space, James Fernberger, Co-Vice Chair and eight indoor tennis courts. The campus has a courtyard for community Chris Lewis, Esq., Secretary gatherings and eight outdoor courts, including one with stadium seating. Ira Neil Richards, Esq., Treasurer Albert Parker, Esq., Member-at-Large In June of 2012, the organization changed its name to Legacy Youth Tennis and Education. While our name has changed, our commitment to young people, Governing Board particularly those without abundant resources and opportunities, remains Kenneth J. Adelberg Kenneth Krieg rock solid. The meaning of the name Legacy is two-fold: first, it acknowledges Kamil Ali-Jackson, Esq. Mary Ellen Krober, Esq. the many organizational leaders on whose shoulders we stand, and second, it State Representative Brendan F. Boyle John J. Kroll signifies our desire to help young people create their own positive legacies as David Broida Alan Lindy caring and contributing human beings. Michael Carter George Loesch Legacy provides tennis instruction, academic enrichment, life skills, mentorship, Kris Casabon Vincent R. McGuinness, Esq. and leadership and character development, to approximately 4,300 children in Camille Z. Charles Henri G. Moore the Philadelphia metropolitan area annually through programs at 40 community Robert S. Davis, Esq. Marlynn Orlando sites and at the Center. Using tennis as the primary motivator, we teach positive Derrick Dickens Grant Palmer, Esq. Barry M. Edelstein Phil Plotnick lessons, build confidence, and provide a framework of personal discipline. Most Andrew Eisenstein Nicole Pullen Ross of our programs are provided at little to no charge to the young people we serve. Joseph Fetterman Steven C. Savran In November 2012, Legacy Youth Tennis and Education was inducted into the Andrea Gilbert Dr. Franklyn Scott Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame. Joseph R. Godwin, Jr. Commissioner Susan Slawson L. Alexander Hamilton III Jonathan Spergel, Esq. Adam Herr Jay Weitzman Jeffrey Jubelirer

Advisory Board Dennis Alter James M. Davidson Artis T. Ore Michael Barkann Christopher Dunne Honorable Charles E. Thomas E. Beach DD Eisenberg Rainey, Jr. Peter A. Benoliel Robert J. Fossler Fred Shabel Carl Buchholz Sandra E. Goodstein Irene McMenamin Shabel William C. Buck Thomas L. Gowen, Jr. Manuel M. Stamatakis Mary Carillo Allyn H. Jacobson Linda Swain Robert M. Cohen Jerry L. Johnson, Former Robert A. Swift, Former Chair of the Board Bud Collins Chair of the Board Kathryn Jordan

20 21 4842 Ridge Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19129 phone: 215-487-3477 fax: 215-487-1819 www.LegacyYTE.org