ANNUAL REPORT 2016

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1 | FYGREAT 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT FUTURES STARTBoys & Girls ClubsHERE. of St. Lucie County W H A T ‘S INSIDE

AWARDS & ACCOLADES...... 3 CEO & BOARD PRESIDENT’S LETTER...... 4 ABOUT OUR CLUBS...... 5 BY THE NUMBERS...... 6-7 SUMMER PROGRAM...... 8 TEEN CENTER...... 9 2016 YOUTH OF THE YEAR...... 10 ANNUAL EVENTS...... 11-13 GREAT FUTURES ANNUAL CAMPAIGN...... 14 CLUB LOCATIONS...... 15 CLUB LEADERSHIP...... 16 THANK YOU TO DONORS...... 17-19

2 | FY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County AWARDS& ACCOLADES

United Way, Spirit of St. Lucie Agency Excellence Award. This award is conferred on an agency that demonstrates significant improvement and has made a notable impact on the vitality of the St. Lucie community.

St. Lucie Chamber of Commerce, Business and Industry Award for Non-Profit Business of the Year.

The Links Incorporated, The Arts Community Service Award. Honors Boys & Girls Clubs community service and commitment and dedication to the Arts.

Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Marketing and Communication (MAC) Award. A national award demonstrating significant achievements in the field of marketing and communications.

Children Services Council, Champion of Youth Award presented to Linda Soto, Director of Prevention Services. Awarded for dedication to improving the lives of children in our area.

3 | FY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County CEO & BOARD PRESIDENT’S LETTER

DEAR FRIENDS: As I began composing this letter, I realized how quickly my first year has passed as Chief Executive Officer of the Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County. It has been a year with many OUR rewarding moments, as well as some Nate Spera challenges. Though this past fiscal year Will Armstead was one of transition, we made solid progress on many fronts such as building out MISSION… strategic platforms and establishing exciting new ones with our board of directors. To enable all I am honored to be just the fourth CEO in our 22 year history. This legacy of leadership is a tribute to the success and stability of the board of directors, and to young people, the shared belief in the importance of providing a safe place for youth who need us especially those most to learn, grow and play. I am truly humbled to lead the incredibly talented and dedicated people who work for the Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County. who need us most, One challenge we all face is the growing demand and need for mentors and to reach their volunteers. Therefore, one bold step in our three year strategic plan is to grow our volunteer base by 150 this upcoming year. The addition of these volunteers will full potential as provide resources to support our CORE program areas; Character & Leadership Development, Education & Career Development, Health & Life Skills, The Arts, Sports, productive, caring, Fitness and Recreation. and responsible The Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County is so thankful for the many volunteers we citizens. have and the remarkable amount of time given to our organization. We are also very grateful to our generous donors, businesses, and leaders who have provided their time, talents, and treasures throughout the year.

As we embark on this new year, the Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County will continue to grow internally in terms of providing quality services to the youth who need us most. We will provide increased training to our youth development professionals and continue to review and improve our best practices to enhance the services we provide families in St. Lucie County.

On behalf of our youth, Board of Directors, and Staff, we thank you for your continuous support of the Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County.

Sincerely,

Will Armstead CEO Nate Spera Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County Board President Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County

4 | FY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County ABOUT OUR CLUBS For over 22 years, the Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County has been at the forefront of youth development, working with young people from disadvantaged economic, social and family circumstances. With 17 locations throughout the county, we are able to serve over 6,000 youth annually with our afterschool, summer and outreach programming such as truancy.

Our vision is to provide a world class Club experience, assuring that success is within reach for every young person who walks through our doors, with Club members on track to graduate high school with a plan for the future, demonstrating good character and citizenship and living healthy lifestyles.

Belonging to a Boys & Girls Club nurtures young people’s self-esteem by instilling in them a sense of belonging, usefulness, influence, and competence.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County focus on five core program areas:

Education & Career Development Character & Leadership Development These programs help youth become proficient in basic Youth are empowered to positively support and influence educational disciplines, set goals, explore career choices, their Club and community, sustain meaningful relationships, prepare for employment, and embrace technology to achieve develop a positive self-image and good character, and success in their career and in life. respect their own and others’ cultural identities.

Health & Life Skills Sports, Fitness & Recreation These initiatives develop young people’s capacity to engage These programs help develop fitness, a positive use of leisure in positive behaviors that nurture their own well-being, help time, stress reduction skills, appreciation for the environment, them to set personal goals, and live successfully as self- and social and interpersonal skills. sufficient adults.

The Arts Programs Specialized Programs-Truancy In this core area we enable youth to develop their creativity Sponsored by the Children’s Services Council of St. Lucie and cultural awareness through knowledge and appreciation County, our staff works with elementary schools, parents of the visual and performing arts, crafts, music, and creative and elementary aged students who miss five or more days writing. of school. The goal of the program is to educate parents on the school policy and state law, while recommending services and suggestions on how to help lower the number of unexcused absences from school.

5 | FY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF ST. LU

GOOD CHARACTER & CITIZENSHIP

2016 YOUTH COMPLETED 6,115 HOURS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE. $135,019 TOTAL ECONOMIC VALUE* * Latest figure from independentsector.org shows $22.08 per hour is the Estimated Value of Volunteer Time in Florida

of teen Club members 62% volunteer monthly.

HEALTHY LIFESTYLES of surveyed teens reported abstained from abstention from drinking 100% smoking cigarettes. 91% alcohol within 30 days of the survey. of the youth maintained or of members reported improved their knowledge 67% engagement in 60 minutes 89% of how to avoid negative of moderate to vigorous behaviors. physical activity 5 or more days during a week.

ACADEMIC SUCCESS of our teen Club members members plan are passing 78% to attend a 99% literacy/ 4yr college or reading. better. Club members Club members received are passing 92% positive 98% math. behavior marks.

6 | FY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County CIE COUNTY: BY THE NUMBERS

Member Members 5-9 years old 63% Age Group Members 10-12 years old 25% Breakdown Teens 12%

African American Race & 38% Ethnicity Hispanic 15% White/Caucasian 31% Mixed 11% Other 5% REVENUE & EXPENSES For fiscal year ending September 30th, 2016

Program Income 51% Grants and County Revenue 37% Special Events Revenue & Contribution 11% Investments, Foundations & Trust Revenue 1%

TOTAL REVENUE = $2,886,010

Program Services 82% Management and General 12% Fundraising 6%

TOTAL EXPENSES = $2,869,141

7 | FY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County Increased Teen Enrollment by 97% Year over Year SUMMER PROGRAM

LION KING PLAY SUMMER SUCCESS STORY Mariuxi “Mary” Baez a 15 years old who attends Lincoln Park Academy was a huge help to the Teen Program at our Ken Pruitt Unit. She took on a leadership role and spearheaded a Club drama production, the Lion King. Not only did Mary have a lead 268 TEENS SERVED role, she also donated a tremendous amount of paint to get the cast’s makeup complete. Despite personal misfortunes throughout the summer, Mary managed to attend the Club with a smiling face, positive attitude, and unmatched motivation. As a Junior Staff participant she is always willing to help the Membership Clerk, Unit Director, and any other Staff who seeks assistance. We are blessed to have such an amazing Teen attending our program. Scholarshipped (93.28%) Paid (6.72%)

1862 SERVICE PROJECT HOURS COMPLETED SPECIAL 20 PROGRAMMING 16

25 FIELD TRIPS Lyricism 101 program TAKEN Motivational Monday’s Suicide Prevention & Grief Counseling Smart Girls • Gifford Aquatic Center • Sailfish Splash Passport to Manhood • Busch Wildlife Sanctuary • Boomer’s Entrepreneurship Program • South Florida Science • Benihanna’s Garden Club Museum • Jensen Beach Bowl Song and Dance • Palm Beach Zoo • Super Play College Tours • Loggerhead Museum • Papa John’s- Make Your Own • Skate Zone Pizza • The movies at Carmikes • All Around Gym • Beach State Park • Planet Air Sports • Andretti Thrill Park

8 | FY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County TEEN CENTER

ctober 28th 2016 the Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County opened its first ever Teen Center located at 3104 Ave. K, Fort Pierce FL 34947, adjacent to the Williams Center and main Garden Terrace Unit. The Teen Center'sO boasts five rooms in addition to a full kitchen. The 5 rooms consist of a Business and Career Center, Office/ Youth boardroom, Games Room, Arts Room and Music Room.

The Business Center is used for homework help and has laptops available for teens to utilize for classwork. It’s also used to focus on Career Launch throughout the year. Allowing teens to continuously hone their interview skills, work on resume building and offer career interest assessments. Lyricism 101, a program that gives teens an opportunity to tell their stories, build community and express their artistic visions through the music of hip- hop culture and the culture of the cipher is offered in the music room. Additionally the arts room has over 10 sewing machines and hosts a fashion design program.

This past summer it became very clear with over 150 registered teens at the Garden Terrace Unit that additional space was needed to accommodate the growing teen population. The Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County recognizes the importance of providing the teens of Fort Pierce with a dedicated safe, fun and exciting space to learn, play and excel. Therefore, the Garden Terrace Unit partnered with the Housing Authority of the City of Fort Pierce to make this Teen Center a reality. With the help of volunteers from Coca Cola Beverages, Kohl’s, and Enterprise Holdings, funding provided by the Children Services Council, Representative Larry Lee Jr. and other individual donors and materials provided by the Home Depot and Walmart Distribution Center and Transportation, the Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County was able to renovate this space successfully, specifically around teen interests.

9 | FY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County SPECIAL RECOGNITION 2016 Youth of the Year, Aleshia Johnson

eing named the Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year is the highest honor a member can receive. Each candidate endures a rigorous application and essay process, including interviews with community leaders. We wereB incredibly proud of each member who pursued the honor, and were happy to name Aleshia A. Johnson of our Infinity Unit as the 2016 Youth of the Year.

At the time of the competition Aleshia was a junior at Fort Pierce Westwood High School and a member of Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County for approximately three years. Aleshia is a hardworking, enthusiastic student who has maintained a 3.5 GPA since middle school. She is active in the girls’ basketball team, theater, and is the lead Junior Staff at the Infinity Unit. She has earned over 275 service hours serving as a lead on projects such as neighborhood and park clean-ups, a Police and Fire Safety Day, Day for Kids, and Infinity’s Worldwide Day of Play. Aleshia plans to attend Florida State University and pursue a career in Business with a concentration on Real Estate. Aleshia desires to become an entrepreneur. Due to her independent, loveable and hardworking personality we know a Great Future is ahead for Aleshia. The Youth of the Year embodies the As the 2016 Youth of the Year winner, Aleshia was values of leadership and service, presented with a two year scholarship to Indian River academic excellence and healthy State College, a $1,000 scholarship from the Youth of the lifestyles. “Aleshia embodies these Year title sponsor, Ken & Aileen Pruitt, a Mets package, values and we are honored to have an I-Pad from the Peter W. Busch Family Foundation, a sponsorship on an Honor Flight- donated by Dr. her receive this special recognition.” Shamsher Singh and passes to the St. Lucie County – Will Armstead, CEO. Fair.

10 | FY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County ANNUAL EVENTS

CHILI COOK-OFF The 34th Annual Chili Cook-off was held on Saturday, July 16th, 2016. This year’s family friendly event held at the Fenn Center raised over $62,000. Thousands of guests attended the Chili Cook-off which is now in its 34th year. Over thirty teams from the local community competed with the “Academy Award Winning Films” theme for awards based on chili, team spirit and fundraising. Harbor Community Bank came in 1st Place for fundraising with over $7,000 and also won the overall Challenge Trophy. The 1st Place Jim Lamb SAVE THE DATE Memorial Award for best Chili was awarded to St. Chili Cook-Off Lucie Mets, 2nd Place went to the Board of County July 15th 2017 Commissioners and in 3rd Place Christ Fellowship PSL. “We congratulate the winning teams but most Fenn Center importantly we thank everyone who participated in the event, including teams, volunteers, board members, staff, sponsors and the community at large.

DAY FOR KIDS Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County celebrated “Day for Kids,” Saturday September 10th at the Boys & Girls Clubs Chuck Hill Unit located at 198 NW Marion Ave, PSL. Hundreds of families showed up to participate in the annual family event highlighting the value of meaningful time between caring adults and children. The celebration began at SAVE THE DATE 10am and stayed busy until the end at 2pm. Families enjoyed face painting, Day for Kids giant jenga, corn-hole, bead bracelet making, live entertainment, bounce September 9th 2017 houses, a basketball tournament, and Location: TBD many other fun activities.

11 | FY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County ANNUAL EVENTS

CHUCK HILL GOLF CLASSIC The 20th Annual Chuck Hill Golf Classic was held at Club Med, Sandpiper Bay Golf Club Saturday, October 15th 2016. With the support of 104 energetic golfers, community partners, long time golf chair, Charles Cuomo, and his hardworking committee the Club was able to raise $20,000. Golfers experienced perfect weather and a great day of golf, filled with competition, fun, prizes and fellowship. Accolades were given to Travis SAVE THE DATE Leonard for winning the men’s longest drive, Pat Ayres for winning the women’s longest drive, Chuck Hill Golf Classic Scott VanDuzer Jr. for winning the men’s closest October 7th 2017 to the pin and the A&G Concrete Pools, Inc. team CLUB MED, Sandpiper Bay who shot 14 under par, the best score of the day.

STEAK & STAKE It was a full house at the Santa Lucia River Club Ballantrae for the 9th Annual Steak & Stake Dinner and Auction presented by Lee Plastic Surgery & Laser Center. Over 250 guests enjoyed a one-of- kind futuristic event organized by Co-Chairs, Tricia Lee & Jason Hoffman. Guests were able to interact with Club members while they relished a delectable Steak dinner compliments of Outback Steakhouse followed by a delicious dessert provided by The Cake SAVE THE DATE Lady. Throughout the night guests bid on a multitude of unique live and silent auction items, took their Steak & Stake chance at a Grand Raffle and answered a call to the October 27th 2017 heart appeal. The Steak & Stake Dinner and Auction Location TBD brought in over $86,000 for programming thanks to the generosity of sponsors and guests. Entertainment was provided by members of the Boys & Girls Clubs Infinity and Ken Pruitt Units, Wild Roses and Traxx Entertainment. Club members dazzled guests with a dance and fashion show wearing unique costumes and accessories they made themselves.

12 | FY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County ANNUAL EVENTS

Are you a former member of a Boys & Girls Club? SAVE THE DATE Great Futures Teen Summit August 2nd 2017 IRSC

Join Our Alumni & Friends Club! GREAT FUTURES TEEN SUMMIT Membership Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie Almost 30 local panelists in our local County hosted its 2nd Annual ranging from lawyers, Alumni Club is GREAT FUTURES Teen Summit entertainment & radio July 22, 2016, a teen summit personalities, surgeons, FREE. focused on careers and post- sheriffs, paramedics and FOR MORE secondary education. 150 Club more were divided among members 8th – 12th Grade the 150 teens after lunch for INFORMATION, attended an educational day an intimate presentation Visit: bgcofslc.org/alumni-club at Indian River State College of their backgrounds and Or contact: 772-460-9918 that included college tours, career. The teens had career focused panels, and a the opportunity to ask College Prep Rally followed by questions and interact with a teen party bash on Tuesday the panelists over the hour July 26, 2016. they spent with them.

13 | FY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County GREAT FUTURES ANNUAL CAMPAIGN

We are tremendously grateful to all our supporters. Support from generous donors like you makes it Thanks to your leadership, generosity and commitment possible for the Club to reach out to more children in the we are able to provide the best programs and facilities for community. Your support has a direct and immediate our communities children. impact and your return on investment will last a lifetime!

$197,675 HOW CAN YOU HELP?

1. Support our Great Futures $150,000 Campaign with a financial contribution in any amount.

• Donate online at https://my.simplegive.com/g3/h/

• Text to Give We now can accept donations via text! Simply text the amount you would like to donate to the Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County to 385-444- 2020. You can include the $ symbol but you don’t have to. GOAL RAISED • Mail a Gift Through the U.S. 2015-2016 Postal Service Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County By 2019 we 3104 Avenue J would like to Fort Pierce, Fl 34947 break ground 2. Volunteer your time at a local club. on a 20,000 sq.ft. facility that will 3. Become a Strategic Business Partner opportunities ranging from serve over 800 20,000 to 5,000. kids daily. 4. Planned Giving

5. Memorial Gift

6. Host a “party with a purpose”

In 2016 11,568 Hours were graciously donated to Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County by community volunteers. That is an economic value of $255,421

14 | FY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County OUR CLUBS PUT SUCCESS WITHIN REACH

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68 Fort Pierce

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1 Corporate Office

3104 Avenue J Florida’s Turnpike Fort Pierce, FL (772) 460-9918

School Based Administrative & Truancy Office 95 607 North 7th Street Fort Pierce, FL 34950 1 (772) 409-4491

Port St Lucie 716

CLUBHOUSES

Our neighborhood based Clubhouses are strategically located in areas of the county where youth need us most. Clubhouses are open five days a week after school until 7:00 p.m. and serve ages 6-18.

Garden Terrace Unit Infinity Unit Chuck Hill Unit Ken Pruitt 3104 Avenue J 1011 North 23rd Street 198 NW Marion Avenue 10673 SE Lennard Road Fort Pierce, FL 34947 Fort Pierce, FL 34950 Port St. Lucie, FL 34983 Port St. Lucie, FL 34952 (772) 464-6634 (772) 460-7868 (772) 249-4173 (772) 398-0028

SCHOOL BASED LOCATIONS

Our school based Clubs are located in the cafeteria of 12 local schools. School based Clubs are open after school until 6:00 p.m. Some school based Clubs are open from 7:00 a.m. until school begins. They serve youth ages 5 attending Kindergarten and up.

Bayshore (BSE) Floresta (FLE) Lakewood Park (LWP) Manatee (MTA) 1661 SW Bayshore Blvd. 1501 SE Floresta Drive 7800 Indrio Road 1450 SW Heatherwood Blvd. Port St. Lucie, FL 34984 Port St. Lucie, FL 34983 Fort Pierce, FL 34951 Port St. Lucie, Fl 34986 (772) 878-0657 (772) 873-1640 (772) 468-5397 (772) 216-3484

Mariposa (MPE) Morningside (MSE) Oak Hammock (OHS) Palm Pointe (PPS) 2620 SE Mariposa Avenue 2300 SE Gowin Drive 1251 SW California Blvd. 10680 SW Academy Way Port St. Lucie, FL 34952 Port St. Lucie, FL 34952 Port St. Lucie, FL 34953 Port St. Lucie, FL 34987 (772) 519-6537 (772) 216-1961 (772) 216-1958 (772) 216-1971

Rivers Edge (RVE) St. Lucie West (SLW) West Gate (WGS) Windmill Point (WMP) 5600 NE St. James Drive 1001 SW Juliet Avenue 1050 NW Cashmere Blvd. 700 Darwin Blvd. Port St. Lucie, FL 34983 Port St. Lucie, FL 34986 Port St. Lucie, FL 34986 Port St. Lucie, FL 34953 (772) 216-1956 (772) 216-1964 (772) 216-1957 (772) 216-1967

15 | FY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County CLUB LEADERSHIP OFFICERS BOARD MEMBERS Charles Cuomo Nate Spera Angelique Lyons 120 Board President Professional Doug Farrell Staff Members Charles Cangianelli Sean Baldwin Vice President Shannon Martin Charlie D'Agata Richard Del Toro Jason Hoffman 16 Vice President Mike Piazza Members Jay McBee Charles Scavuzzo that make up Treasurer Leslie Kristof our Board of Toyan Hall Directors Sarah Pride

add up to ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERSHIP TEAM Approximately 120 trained individuals comprised the professional staff at Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County. Listed below is our Administrative 1 Leadership team. Great William Armstead, CEO Team Mandy Burnette, Vice President of Operations Melanie Wiles, Vice President of Development NaBria Andrews, Human Resource Manager Maygan Johnson, Director of Communications Alicia Marshall, Director of Special Events and Community Outreach Linda Soto, Director of Prevention Services 100% Susanne Patterson, Finance Director Morgan Kopani, Area Director Michelle Nemitz, Area Director Matthew Churchey, Club Director of our Board of Directors Tom Moran, Club Director support the Club by Francesca Barnes, Club Director making financial donations and giving Sean Howald, Club Director generously of their time Nancy Burges, Club Director as volunteers.

16 | FY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS Fiscal Year ending September 30, 2016 These generous individuals are improving the future of our community by providing critical resources to help Clubs implement successful programs and serve more young people. INDIVIDUALS Mr. Kenneth Dupont Ms. Cheryl Hatcher Mr. Don Landin Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Dusanek Mrs. Leslie Haviland Mr. & Mrs. David Langwell Mr. & Mrs. Alto Adams Mr. Thomas Ekin Dr. Thomas Hickey Ms. Sandra Larkins Mr. Ed Alonzo Mr. Curtis Esclavon Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Hill Mr. Larry Lavargna Ms. Abby Alonzo Ms. Lydia Esclavon Ms. Monica Hilliard Ms. Rosa Lee Ms. Shannon Anderson Ms. Freda Farmer Mr. Jason Hoffman Dr. & Mrs. S. Darrell Lee Mr. Nico Apfelbaum Mr. & Mrs. Harold Fein Mr. G.L. Holtzinger Mr.& Mrs. Larry Lee, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William Armstead Ms. Tammy Feller Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Hopkins Mr. & Mrs. Travis Leonard Ms. Haley Arnold Mr. Don Ferraro Mrs. Elizabeth Horner Ms. Laura Lewis Mr. Sean Baldwin Mr. & Mrs. Adam Fetterman Ms. Martha Hornsby Dr. Michelle Libman Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bangert Mr. Eric Finkel Mr. & Mrs. Michael Horowitz Mrs. Abigail Lindstrom Mr. Adam Beach Ms. Genevieve Flores Mr. Ron Howard Mr. Bryan Lloyd Ms. Shirley Becker Mr. & Mrs. Mark Floyd Ms. Linda Hudson Dr. Juliette Lomax Homier Dr. & Mrs. Leonard Berg Mr. Mel Folbrecht Mr. Andrew M. Hunt Ms. Joan Luisi Mr. & Mrs. Gary Berger Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Lyons Mr. Al Black Mrs. Angelique Lyons Mr. Chris Boehm Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Malizia Jr. Mr. William T Bogley Dr. & Mrs. John Mallonee Mr. & Mrs. Maurice G. Bonner Mr. Thomas Marcello Ms. Renee Booth Mr. & Mrs. Vince Marraffa Ms. Barbara Borab Mr. Bobby Marshall Mr. Jim Boudreau Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Martin Mr. J Curtis Boyd PA Ms. Jane Massaro Mr. Sean Boyle Mr. & Mrs. Jay L. McBee Ms. Brittney Bradley Mr. & Mrs. Clifford McDonnell Mr. Josh Bradley Ms. Joyce McGuire Ms. Clara Brady Mr. Daniel S. McIntyre Mrs. Maryann Brown Ms. Darlene McLaughlin Ms. Crystal Buamker Mr. Timothy McManus Ms. Patricia Burgess Mr. & Mrs. Michael McNicholas Mr. & Mrs. Scott Camire Mr. Andrew Miller Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cangianelli Mr. & Mrs. John Mills Mr. & Mrs. Jim Carr Mrs. Esperanza Morales Mr. Glen Carwell Mr. & Mrs. David Morgan Mr. Gordon Case Mr. Kiernan Moylan Mr. JC Castro Ms. Lya Munoz Mr. Peter Chunn Ms. Donna Naglreiter Mr. & Mrs. Larry Clancy Ms. Paula O’Brien Mr. AJ Constantine Mr. Jim O’Connor Mr. John Conti Mr. & Mrs. Martin Fox Ms. Tangelia Jennings Mr. & Mrs. Ben Osking Ms. Diane Cooper Ms. Dawn Frayer Mrs. Shirley Jett Mr. Ken Osterhoudt Ms. Lola Couture Mr. & Mrs. Jim Freitas Ms. Jennifer Jock Dr. & Mrs. Patel Ms. Julia Crespo Mr. Achim Freyberg Mr. Bob Johnson Dr. Ira Pearlstine Mr. & Mrs. Jack Crumbo Mr. Richard Fuss Mrs. Maygan Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Richard Pecor Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cuomo Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Gaines Dr. Ronald Jones Ms. Lucie Pelletier Mr. Dan Cushman Mr. Anthony Gambardella Mr & Mrs. Doc Jones Mr. Randy Perkins Ms. Angelos Cynthia Mr. Joey Gambina Mr. & Mrs. Martin Kahn Mr. & Mrs. Jackson Phillips Mr. Charlie Dagata Mr. Jay Garcia Mr. George Kalidonis Mr. Hugh Pierce Dr. William Dannahower Mr. & Mrs. Michael Giarraffa Mr. Bob Kantor Ms. Lilia Piller Mr. Robert Davis Mr. & Mrs. Paul Gillease Ms. Brenda Keeney Mr. Tom Platania Mr. Gilbert Davis, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Golinski Ms. Meredith Kelly Ms. Maritza Plaza Ms. Kelley Decowski Mr. Thomas Gonzalez Ms. Sharon Kelly-Brown Mr. Arthur Poolt Mr. & Mrs. Richard DelToro Ms. Kelly Gonzalez Mr. John Kernan Ms. Amy Poulter Mr. Ray Desmangles Ms. Patricia Graefe Mr. Michael Kessler Ms. San Stephanie Price Mr. Ronald DeVries Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Grimm Mr. Ulysses G. Knight Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pride Mr. Jerry DiBartolomeo Ms. Tanya Grothe Mr. Robert Knowles Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Pruitt Ms. Susan Dickerson Ms. Mary Ann Haggerty Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kosis Mr. Ray Puro Ms. Laura Diederick Ms. Doretha Hair Trusdale Mrs. Leslie Kristof Mr. Vincent Rahal Mr. Dominic DiGiorgio Mr. Mitch Hall Mr. Ronald Kruse Mr. & Mrs. Norwood Ramsey Ms. Sandra Dineley Ms. Sally Harper Mr. Thomas Labarbera Mr. Briseli Raya Ms. Stephanie Dixon Mr. Daniel Harrell Mr. Louis Lader Mrs. Jayne Raynolds Ms. Inge Duncan Ms. Christine Harrison Dr. Elizabeth Lambertson Mr. & Mrs. Chris Reynolds

17 | FY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rhatigan Mr. Daniel Visconti Van Duzer Foundation Career Source Research Coast Ms. Christine Rigg Ms. Jillian Von Ohlen Wells Fargo Foundation Carraba’s Stuart Ms. Louise Robinson Mr. Bill Wagner Wynne Charitable Foundation Casino Miami Ms. Victoria Rodriguez Ms. Gertrude Walker Wild Roses Foundation & Dance Team Center State Bank Mrs. Gabby Rothman Mr. Travis Walker Publix Super Markets Charities Children’s Services Council of St. Lucie County Mr. Glenn Ryals Ms. Juanita Warm Christ Fellowship Church, Inc. Ms. Tatiana Saavedra Mrs. Celia Warren BUSINESSES Chuck’s Seafood Resteraunt Mr. Stephen Samuel Ms. Joy Washa City of Fort Pierce Ms. Caleta Scott Mrs. Catherine Wenzing 2nd Street Bistro City of Port St. Lucie Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Scott Mr. & Mrs. Tom Whittington A Law Office of Lauri Goldstein Clear Channel Outdoor Ms. Dorothy A. Scotto Mrs. Melanie Wiles & Associates Club Med Sandpiper Bay Ms. Liberta Scotto Mr. & Mrs. Tom Wilkinson A&G Concrete Pools Coca Cola Beverages Florida Ms. Florence Seitz Mr. & Mrs. Lorenzo Williams A-1 Acoustic Ceilings Comcast Spotlight Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Sharkey Mr. & Mrs. G Timothy Womack AA Transport Committee for St. Lucie’s Future Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sharot Ms. Sandra Wood Aflac Community United Methodist Church Mr. Justin Sills Mrs. Laurie Woodward All in Fun Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete Mr. & Mrs. James Silverberg Ms. Denae Woodward All Smiles Cotton & Company Mr. Daniel Sinclair Ms. Naoko Yano Ameriprise Financial Services Couture Hair Design Mr. Raymond Sizemore Mr. Donald Yates Apple Machine & Supply Co. Crayola Expierence Orlando Mr. George Smiley Mr. & Mrs. Duane Ziller Applebee’s Custom Air Mr. Jeffrey Sneed Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Zinter Aquatica Dales BBQ Dr. Michael Solomon Mr. Ray Zwar Arrigo Dodge Daniel K Bandklayder PA Mr. Christian Soriano Atlantic Wealth Management David Willbur Insurance Ms. Linda Soto FOUNDATIONS Group at UBS Financial Services Inc. Dee’s Salon Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Nate Spera Aztec Graphix DiBartolomeo, McBee, Hartley & Barnes, PA Mr. Dennis Starr Allegheny Franciscan Ministry Bank of America Dickerson Florida, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Bank of America Charitable Fnd. BankUnited Dixie Cream Donuts Mr. Denny Sullivan Bernard A Egan Foundation BB&T DLF Media Consultants Inc. Mr. Paul Taglieri Dannahower Family Foundation Berger, Toombs, Elam, Gaines & Frank Dragonfly Graphics Mr. Jayson Thatcher Enterprise Holdings Foundation Bonner Bar Dunn Tractor Service Mr. & Mrs. Greg Thogersen Fort Pierce Sunrise Kiwanis Foundation Boudrot’s Custom Wedding Photography Eagle Marsh Luxury Limousine Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Thomas Gap Foundation Bradford Portraits Corp East Coast Lumber & Supply Co. Mrs. Cathy Townsend Indian River State College Foundation Brevard Zoo Ed Alonzo for Judge Mrs. Tara Turner New York Mets Foundation, Inc. BRG Insurance Group, Inc. Elite Island Resorts Mr. Walter James Tyger Peter W. Busch Family Foundation Brian H Mallonee, Inc Ellise Danielian Lang Realty Mr. Lucero Uzueta Roy A. Hunt Foundation Brian Mast for Congress Elta MD Suntrust Foundation Busch Gardens Mrs. Joan Van Berg Eminence Store Thomas A. Scott Charitable Foundation Business Network Intl. Ms. Tonya Villafranco Eva C Photography Family Meals, Inc. Fire Equipment Services of SLC First Freedom Financial Florida Aquarium Florida Power & Light For the Love of Dance Fort Pierce Elk’s Lodge #1520 Fort Pierce Housing Authority Fort Pierce Jai-Alai Fort Pierce Police Dept. Fort Pierce Utilities Authority Fort Pierce Westwood FFA Fort Pierce Yacht Club Fred Rohrbough Plumbing Freddie Jacobson & Co. Fronton Holdings, LLC G Alan’s Fine Jewelry & Coin Garber Buick GMC Giordano’s Florist GL Homes of Florida Corp Goodfellas’ Pest Management Great Smiles Dental Great White Shark Enterprises, Inc. Grimes Heating & Air Conditioning Guettler Sod Hair & Beyond Haisley Bonar LLC Haisley Funeral and Cremation Harbor Community Bank

18 | FY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County HCA Lawnwood Pride Electrical Services of FL Silver Platter Entrees Inc. The Cake Lady HCA St. Lucie Medical Center Procalcs Skinbetter Science The Feathered Nest Hilton Garden Inn PGA Programing Methods of Florida SLC Firefighters Benevolent The First Tee of the Treasure Coast Home Depot Pure Graphics, Inc. SLC Property Appraiser’s Office The Flame Hometown News Quick Calcs Inc. South Florida Dance Company The Original Tiki Bar & Restaurant Hoskins, Turco, Lloyd & Lloyd Rainbow Sales & Service Southern Eagle Distributing Inc. Tiny Prints Humane Society of St. Lucie County Randy Perkins for Congress Southwest Airlines TLC Experts IBEW Local 627 Ranger Construction Industries, Inc St. Lucie Battery & Tire Tom Burns for Public Defender Iheart Media Rapids Water Park St. Lucie Co. Tax Collector Tommy Hawkins & Sons, Inc. Indian River Pathology PA Relentless Salon St. Lucie County Toshiba Business Solutions Indian River State College Reynolds Pest Management St. Lucie County BOCC Total Wine International Diamond Center Rhineland Cutlery St. Lucie County Fair Association Town & Country Industries Jacksonville Zoo RMW Medical Inc. St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office Tradition Family Chiropractic Jays Fine Jewelry Inc. Robert J Gorman & Associates, P.A. St. Lucie Public Schools Traxx Entertainment John Jacobs Construction Rosenthal, Levy, Simon & Ryles, P.A. St. Lucie Draft House Treasure & Space Coast Radio Judge Smartt Rosie’s Gourmet Kettle Corn St. Lucie Mets Treasure Coast Ear Nose & Throat PA Jungle Island, Ken Elizondo Rotary Club of Fort Pierce St. Lucie Voice Treasure Coast Financial Corp. Kalidonis Enterprises Inc. Treasure Coast Food Bank Keiser University Treasure Coast Lexus Keller Williams Realty Treasure Coast Mets Youth Baseball Ken Mascara Campaign Fund Treasure Coast Urgent & Family Care Kennedy Space Center, Andrea Farmer Triple L Insurance Agency Lancer Enterprises Tryon Plumbing Inc. Larry Lee Campaign Tutto Fresco Lee Plastic Surgery & Laser Center Two Men and a Truck Legacy Golf & Country Club United Rentals Lennox United Way of St. Lucie County Leonard Silvio Villafranco USA Dance Chapter 6047 Lifebuilders of the Treasure Coast Valeri Juno Lang Realty Lion Country Safari Varsity Sport Shop Louden Bonded Pools Vero Insurance, Inc. Marisol’s Photography Veterans Fence Contractors, Inc. Martha Horbsby Campaign Virginia College Martin Health Systems Vivid Hair Salon Mary Kay Wallace Chevrolet Master Craft Aluminum Products Walmart DC 7038 Max Davis and Associates Walmart Supercenter #4260 Merrill Lynch Lum Wealth Waste Pro Mets Booster Club West End Grill Miami Marlins Whimsy Michael Rice State Farm Insurance Wild Roses Moody Insurance, LLC WonderWorks Morgan Stanley WHLG Moylan for Judge WPBF Natalies Orchid Island WPEC National Police Support Team Inc. WPSL/WSTU/WJNX Nelson Family Farms Inc. WQCS NY & St. Lucie Mets Booster Club WRPBiTV New York Mets Zo Medical Products Okeechobee Steak House Outback Steakhouse Paella King Sailfish Realty Group INC. State of Florida County Warrant Palm Tree Auto Sales Sailfish Splash Sterling Facility Services LLC Paradise Homes Sam Snead’s Stuart Magazine Parenting Magazine Sampson Tree Service Company Sunrise Ford Pioneer Screen Company Sam’s Club PSL #8150 Sunrise Theatre Plant Haven Wholesale Nursery, Inc Santa Lucia River Club Ballantrae Sunshine Laundry Centers PNC Bank Scull Partners LLC Suntrust Bank Seacoast Bank Taco Dive LLC Port St Lucie Downtown Lions Club F Every effort has been made to ensure the Port St. Lucie Moose Lodge NO 513 SeaWorld TC Parenting Magazine accuracy of this list. Due to space limitations Port St. Lucie Police Department Shadetree Studio TCPalm/TC Newspapers we are unable to list all our donors, but we thank everyone for their Presidential Exotics Rentals Sign Store & More LLC TD Siplin Associates continued support.

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