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2013 MCTC Program Presented by Chang Family Foundation MICHA EL C H A N G MICHAELTENNIS CLASSIC CHANG TENNIS CLASSIC JULY 20, 26 - 28, 2013 Welcome Dear MCTC Participants, We are so happy to have you be a part of the Michael Chang Tennis Classic this year! We hope you will not only truly enjoy your time with us but that you will also walk away feeling blessed because of your experience and having made a friend or two. Our dedicated staff and willing volunteers have worked extremely hard in trying to again make this year’s event 1st class! Besides the Chang Family Foundation, we have another wonderful beneficiary this year in the Prince of Peace Children’s Home in Tianjin, China. This orphanage has won numerous awards for its care and housing of children with special needs. And because of its success, it has become a model and training ground for other orphanages all across China! I personally have been a big supporter of this orphanage for many years after having visited in 2004 and we are so excited to have them be our main beneficiary this year! I know everyone is looking forward to the competition at this year’s event but please do take some time to watch some great tennis, make some friends, enjoy the atmosphere and don’t forget to pick up your player bag! We have had really great player bags the past couple of years that included a personalized tennis bag tag and unfortunately, some people forget or don’t pick them up. It’s one of the unique aspects of playing in our tournament so be sure to stop by Newport Beach Tennis Club to get this year’s player bag! I hope you have a wonderful tournament and wish all of you the best of luck this weekend! Play well, have fun and know that all of our efforts are going toward making a difference in people’s lives while touching hearts too! Take good care and we’ll see you on the courts! Sincerely, Michael Chang 3 Prince of Peace Children’s Home and Children Rehabilitation Center was built to provide a loving home for orphaned children from local children’s welfare institutes. We are dedicated to serving children with special needs. Currently, all children at the Home, ranging from six months to thirteen years old, suffer from various congenital illnesses. POP’s Foundation • 3536 Arden Road • Hayward, CA 94545 Tel: (800) 732-2328 • Fax: (510) 887-1799 [email protected] • www.princeofpeacecharity.org Your participation in the Michael Chang Tennis Classic 2013 helps change the lives of more than 110 orphans with special needs at Prince of Peace Children’s Home (POPCH) in Wuqing, Tianjin, China. POPCH is a special place because of what we do. This unique joint project between the Chinese government and a U.S. foundation is the first officially foreign run orphanage in China. It is funded by the POP’s Foundation of USA and managed by World Vision International, China (a world-renowned humanitarian organization). The 49,000 square feet project was built on an 1.5 acre compound. The facility can accommodate up to 120 children and provide rehabilitation services to them through the different types of therapy rooms, including sensory stimulation, water therapy, and physical therapy. During the past ten years of operation, POPCH has earned numerous awards at the local, regional, and national levels. We were also appointed as the training hub in the areas of special education, rehabilitation and social work services by Ministry of Civil Affairs Management College starting March 2010. We have served a total of 169 children through the 288 volunteers and visitors from overseas over the years. 32 children have already been adopted by families in the United States, Belgium, Sweden, Spain, The Netherlands, and even domestically in China since 2007. These children might not be “perfect” in the eyes of many, but it is a blessing for us to serve them and to share with you the joy that flows from their hearts. eW would love for you to continue to partner with us in helping these adorable children. The lives that we change drive us, and it is your gifts that enable us. Best wishes of success, Ken Yeung, Founder, Prince of Peace Children’s Home, POP’s Foundation This announcement appears as a matter of record only. MONTAUK TRIGUARD is pleased to announce $1.0 Billion in assets under management (as of 2012) of secondary private equity funds. Managed by TRIGUARD MANAGEMENT LLC 8001 Irvine Center Drive, Suite 880 Irvine, California 92618 949.398.0000 Ronn C. Cornelius, Managing Partner Samuel Tang, Managing Partner 949.398.0003 949.398.0002 [email protected] [email protected] July, 2013 To All Par1cipants, On behalf of TriGuard Management, LLC, we are pleased to welcome all the players, families, sponsors and volunteers to the 2013 Michael Chang Tennis Classic. Michael is an incredible servant leader, and it is our privilege to be able partner with him and Amber on this amazing charity tennis event. Bringing the local tennis community together for a compe11ve and fun tournament is very exci1ng. The Newport Beach Tennis Club provides an idyllic seKng for the event. Michael is a great role model both on and off the court for his admirable sportsmanship. This year’s primary beneficiary is the Prince of Peace Children’s Home in Tianjin, China. This orphanage takes care of children with special needs and rehabilita1on. We are blessed to be able to help these wonderful kids. TRIGUARD MANAGEMENT LLC 8001 Irvine Center Drive, Suite 880 A special thank you to all the volunteers, and we’ll see all of you on the courts! Irvine, California 92618 949.398.0000 Sincerely, Ronn C. Cornelius, Managing Partner Samuel Tang, Managing Partner 949.398.0003 949.398.0002 Samuel Tang [email protected] [email protected] Managing Partner TriGuard Management, LLC The purpose of life is to live a life of purpose. Vantaquest Ad We help people define and capture what is important about life to them and improve their Return on Living™. Find out how to have Wealth Harmony at www.VantaQuest.com. The purpose of life is to live a life of purpose. Michael Chang lives up to this credo. Michael has touched many people on and off the tennis court with his strong sense of purpose and lives it out with a passion. He aligns his wealth to this end. However, his wealth is more than just financial resources: it includes his time, talents and personal relationships. When your “wealth” is aligned with a purpose, harmony will flow in your life. VantaQuest helps aligns client’s personal and financial wealth with their purpose to create a life of harmony. Michael does this. You can too. Michael’s alignment is why this terrific tournament exists today and is why we have been a proud supporter of this tournament over the years. I wish you harmony as you enjoy this year’s event! All the best to you, Marty Chiu President Honda_MCTennisClassic2013_ad:Honda_MCTennisClassic2013_ad 7/9/13 10:37 AM Page 1 Serve it, Smash it, Win it, Love it! American Honda is proud to support the Michael Chang Tennis Classic Honda_MCTennisClassic2013_ad:Honda_MCTennisClassic2013_ad 7/9/13 10:37 AM Page 1 2013 Sponsors DIAMOND BRONZE PRODUCT Serve it, Smash it, Win it, Love it! American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Aslan Realty Group Babolat TriGuard Management, LLC Charles Schwab Clif Bar VantaQuest Citi Private Bank Freshends Doug Mathews of NGKF GuruGrips GOLD Intercap Lending Harvest Snaps Affinity Investments Lambert & Tracy Jong JC Tees Nestlé Rose Hills Irvine Pieology American Honda is proud to support the Newport Beach Tennis Club Tiarna Real Estate Services Pirate’s Booty Warren Lorti Associates Popchips SILVER The Westly Group Taco Bell Michael Chang Tennis Classic The CapRock Group Tiger Balm Dr. Sharo Fatehi PREMIER Vulcan Technology IK Wealth Management Chris & Liz Cheng Northwestern Mutual Genesis Capital Corporation Sheila & Art Perrone Family Ian & Sally Leisegang Riorden, Lewis, Hayden Pinnacle Real Estate, Inc. Wells Fargo Radix Acupunture & Chiropractic Yogurtland Watch Connection Mike & Alice Wong The Yoshida Family What a unique privilege it is to serve in Jesus’ name by supporting the Prince of Peace Children’s Home in China. For Jesus said, “I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me” Matthew 25:40 NIV - Sam & Tammy 11 Tang, Sponsorship 35960_MichaelChang2013_Ad_FINAL.pdf 1 6/25/13 9:33 AM 35960_MichaelChang2013_Ad_FINAL.pdf 1 6/25/13 9:33 AM MCTC Committee Left to Right: (Back Row): Doug Mathews, Brad Albert, Joseph Bastos, Barbara Choe, Michael Chang, Rebecca Brown, Sam Tang, Vistasp Shroff, Ryan Endraske, Clark Hyman, (Front Row): Sandy Mathews, Donnel Bastos, Amber Chang, Tammy Tang, Nora Grabar (Not Pictured): Todd Kaiser, John Norton, Becky Edles-Rye, Kristen Seniura “How you think when you lose determines how long it will be until you win.” G.K. Chesterton - Todd Kaiser, Volunteers 13 Over 200 locations in 20 states & 3 countries Visit www.yogurt-land.com for locations nearest you. Clinic Coaches Michael Chang Carl Chang John Norton Michael Te Pei Chang Carl Chang (born February John Norton helped bring (born February 22, 1972, in 13, 1969, in Hoboken, New collegiate tennis back to Hoboken, New Jersey) played Jersey) is the older brother Concordia University in 2006 on the ATP Tour for 16 years and coach of tennis star after a 15-year absence. and is best remembered Michael Chang. While serving as the head for becoming the youngest Carl was a talented junior coach of the Men’s and ever male player to win a Grand Slam singles and collegiate tennis player who recorded wins Women’s teams, Norton led his 2008 men’s title when he won the 1989 French Open at the over tennis greats Pete Sampras and Andre team to a No.
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