POSITIVE 2021 COACHING ANNUAL ALLIANCE REVIEW

Coach Charles Adams North Community High School , MN 2021 PCA National Coach of the Year

PCA Triple-Impact Competitor® Scholarship Winner Shoshana Stukas Celebrates With Her Teammate WHO WE ARE

MISSION: Be a catalyst for a positive youth sports culture in all communities across the U.S. VISION: All youth can benefit from a positive, inclusive sports culture that develops social and emotional skills, molds character and prepares them for competition and for life.

PCA inspires and empowers youth and high school sports organizations to leverage the unique WHAT opportunity sports presents to build character in our youth. We provide research-based training and resources for coaches, parents, athletes and leaders to improve culture and ensure a WE DO positive youth development experience for ALL kids through sports.

WHY WE DO IT 40 Million kids play sports nationwide. We help maximize this Positive Youth Development opportunity by impacting sport on three levels: YOUTH, COACHING, & CULT URE.

resulting in increased...

RESILIENCE GROWTH MINDSET TEAMWORK

EMPATHY LEADERSHIP CHARACTER FUN Done right, LIFE LESSONS GRIT PERSERVERANCE sports teach

# OF PARTNER # OF YEARLY # OF KIDS IMPACT ORGANIZATIONS WORKSHOPS REACHED 3,500 3,000+ 20+ million

RESULTS OF PCA OF PCA OF PCA REDUCTION IN 96% TRAINED 72% TRAINED 70% TRAINED 60% ARGUMENTS COACHES ATHLETES COACHES WITH OFFICIALS, BELIEVE PCA TRAINING BELIEVE THEIR FEEL PCA PROGRAMMING REPORTED BY PCA PARTNERS. GIVES THEM THE TOOLS SPORTSMANSHIP REINFORCED THEIR TO HELP THEM IMPROVE IMPROVED AFTER DESIRE TO TEACH THEIR PLAYERS AS TRAINING. LIFE LESSONS. INDIVIDUALS AND AS TEAMMATES.

positivecoach.org [email protected] PositiveCoachUS 866-725-0024 WHO WE ARE LETTER FROM JASON SACKS, MISSION: Be a catalyst for a positive youth sports culture in all communities across the U.S. VISION: All youth can benefit from a positive, inclusive sports culture that develops social PCA CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER and emotional skills, molds character and prepares them for competition and for life.

Just over a year ago, I had the opportunity to speak with one of PCA’s National Leadership Council Members, Johnathan Robertson. We were discussing the uncertainty that was PCA inspires and empowers youth and high school sports organizations to leverage the unique ahead of us with the COVID-19 pandemic. During this conversation, Johnathan challenged WHAT opportunity sports presents to build character in our youth. We provide research-based training us to think about how PCA could come out of the pandemic as a stronger organization, better equipped to meet the needs of our partners, and ready to thrive in whatever the new and resources for coaches, parents, athletes and leaders to improve culture and ensure a normal might entail. That advice helped guide us through the most challenging stretch our WE DO positive youth development experience for ALL kids through sports. organization has ever faced. Whether it was our shift to delivering workshops via Zoom in a highly engaging and interactive way, launching new self-paced online courses for coaches, parents, student- athletes and officials, developing new content and curriculum to meet the needs of our partners and the youth sports community, or hosting our yearly National Youth Sports Awards & Benefit virtually for over 1,000 viewers from around the country - the results ended WHY WE DO IT up being better than we could have ever expected. As I’ve told colleagues and supporters over the last year, the work we’ve been able to accomplish in the last 12 months is some of the best we’ve done in my 15+ years at PCA. 40 Million kids play sports nationwide. We would not have been able to accomplish this without the support of our donors, volunteers, partners and friends of PCA. This report is not only an update about what’s new We help maximize this Positive Youth Development opportunity at PCA, but also a celebration of what we have been able to achieve over the last year, by impacting sport on three levels: YOUTH, COACHING, & CULT URE. thanks to your support. With a refreshed mission statement to be a catalyst for a positive youth sports culture in all resulting in increased... communities across the US, PCA believes all youth can benefit from a positive, inclusive sports culture that develops social and emotional skills, molds character and prepares them RESILIENCE GROWTH MINDSET TEAMWORK for competition and for life. With that in mind, we have prioritized bringing PCA partnerships and coach training to more underserved communities across the country. Thanks to our partnership with and support from the Susan Crown Exchange, we are committed to having EMPATHY LEADERSHIP CHARACTER FUN at least 50% of the coaches we train come from underserved communities. Done right, LIFE LESSONS GRIT PERSERVERANCE This renewed commitment to reaching coaches and youth in all communities has also led to sports teach some of the biggest names in sports partnering with PCA. You’ll see on the next page how PCA is teaming up with Stephen Curry and Under Armour’s Curry Brand to “Change the Game for Good” in Oakland, CA, and additional cities around the country. You’ll also read about Derek Jeter and the becoming a key supporter of our Sports Can Battle # OF PARTNER # OF YEARLY # OF KIDS Racism programming, including providing new workshops for coaches and student-athletes IMPACT ORGANIZATIONS WORKSHOPS REACHED to ensure that everyone feels a part of the “we” in their team, school or organization. As the country continues to reopen, youth and high school sports may in fact help us regain 3,500 3,000+ 20+ million some normalcy. In my own family, having our 5 year old twins play soccer this spring was not only their first organized youth sports experience, but also one of our first post pandemic activities. The key will be returning to sports the right way, ensuring we are providing our youth all the social and emotional benefits, alongside competition, that youth sports can provide. When Jim Thompson founded PCA back in 1998, PCA helped start the conversation and RESULTS movement around youth sports being a vehicle for teaching life lessons and character development. Now, 23 years later, we want to help lead the conversation and movement OF PCA OF PCA OF PCA REDUCTION IN around youth sports done right, as an integral part of how we return to the joys of our TRAINED TRAINED TRAINED ARGUMENTS 96% 72% 70% 60% everyday lives. COACHES ATHLETES COACHES WITH OFFICIALS, BELIEVE PCA TRAINING BELIEVE THEIR FEEL PCA PROGRAMMING REPORTED BY PCA PARTNERS. GIVES THEM THE TOOLS SPORTSMANSHIP REINFORCED THEIR TO HELP THEM IMPROVE IMPROVED AFTER DESIRE TO TEACH THEIR PLAYERS AS TRAINING. LIFE LESSONS. 1 INDIVIDUALS AND Jason Sacks, CDO AS TEAMMATES.

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2 Curry Brand and Under Armour Partner with PCA

In order to achieve Stephen Curry's objectives for his organization, the Curry Brand plans to focus on investing in safe places to play, programming and products, and coaching and leadership development. Through partnering with Positive Coaching Alliance, the Curry Brand hopes to provide professional development for youth sport coaches in Oakland and then expand to other regions and communities worldwide. 3 national youth sports awards & benefit

On April 18, 2021, Positive Coaching Alliance held the first virtual National outhY Sports Awards and Benefit. Aiming to recognize impactful coaches, leaders and movements that occurred across the world this year, the event was headlined by Stephen Curry, Derek Jeter, Adam Silver, Cathy Engelbert, among others. We honored 75 Regional Winners and 25 National Winners of the Double-Goal Coach® Award presented by TeamSnap, with Charles Adams III, Football Coach at North Community High School in Minneapolis, MN being selected as the 2021 Coach of the Year.

Over $725,000 raised!

Susan Nardi, Coach at the First Break Academy (Carson, CA) pictured here, was highlighted at our annual benefit alongside Coach of the Year Winner Charles Adams, and Travan Jasper, Coach at Leadership Academy - North Atlanta Orangemen (Dunwoody, GA).

4 NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert joined the event to discuss the impact the NBA and WNBA had off the court over the last 12 months, highlighting the leagues and their teams work in communities hit by COVID, as well as being on the front lines working to end racial injustice.

The WNBA supported Renee Montgomery, who opted out of the 2020 Season in her efforts to fight for social justice. She also became a PCA National Advisory Board Member and part-owner of the WNBA's Atlanta Dream.

NBC's SportsEngine was this year's media sponsor. NBC Sports' Ahmed Fareed served as the event emcee, with colleagues Corey Robinson and Michele Tafoya helping honor our coach award winners throughout the event.

event sponsors

5 coach of the year: charles adams

Coach Charles Adams is more than a football coach in his Minneapolis, community. Growing up and attending the school where he currently coaches, North Community High School, Adams recognizes the struggles of his community and school first-hand. He returned to help the youth of NCHS find a better path forward. Working on patrol as a Minneapolis Police Officer and serving his community on the front lines during the social unrest following the death of George Floyd, Adams has become a father figure, mentor, and role model to this Minneapolis community's youth - in addition to being their coach. He is known throughout the community not only for his positive attitude and big smile but also for working to improve the lives of those around him through his coaching.

6 North Community High School

Thank you to Taube Philanthropies for supporting the $10,000 Taube Family Prize in Recognition of Excellence in Coaching, awarded to Charles Adams III.

7 virtual celebration: 2020 triple-impact competitor® scholarship

On November 19, 2020, Positive Coaching Alliance hosted a Virtual Celebration for the 123 winners of the 2020 Triple-Impact Competitor Scholarship. This scholarship program was created to lift up athletes who are seen as role models on the field, in their school, and in their community. To recognize the scholarship recipients, Katie Ledecky, Kathryn Plummer, Amanda Sobhy, Colleen Quigley, Meghan Duggan, Erik Shoji, and Paul Rabil gave individual shoutouts to athletes in their sport. Further, several Triple-Impact Competitor Winners, including Justin Klauser, Shoshana Stukas, Ghay Soe, and Jazmine Jackson, had the opportunity to share their stories of how they have used sports to impact their communities and teams in a positive way.

"You have a really great future ahead of you, some really great opportunities, and I want to encourage you to use your support system. Continue to rely on your family, friends, teammates, coaches, and as you move into this next phase of your academic and athletic journeys, don’t forget to thank them."

Katie Ledecky 5x Olympic gold-medalist, 15x world champion (the most in history for a female swimmer)

8 Jazmine Jackson, Scholarship winner from Tampa Bay

Shoshana Stukas, Scholarship winner from Colorado

KEY SPONSORS:

9 This past year, in response to the national call for an end to racism, Positive Coaching Alliance launched the Sports Can Battle Racism (SCBR) curriculum. Positive Coaching Alliance hopes to partner with coaches and leaders across the country to help foster a culture of inclusion. Since launching our new workshop for coaches, we have led more than 150 sessions in 25 states across the U.S. 10 "At the Miami Marlins, we are committed to a culture that celebrates diversity, equity, and inclusion. With the launch of this program and the collaboration with Positive Coaching Alliance, we are hoping to create productive conversations and development among our future leaders that result in true change. We want to get to a point where diversity isn’t something to be celebrated – it’s expected."

- DEREK JETER, CEO, MIAMI MARLINS

The Marlins have invested to become an official partner of PCA’s overarching Sports Can Battle Racism nationwide curriculum, a focused effort to provide tools and develop solutions that work to battle racism within the environment of sports.

11 PCA BOARD & LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

National Board of Directors

Bob Bowlsby; Big 12 Commissioner Glen Matsumoto; Partner & Head of Infrastructure, Actis Amy Brooks; President, Team Marketing & Wendy McAdam; Independent Consultant Business Operations & Chief Innovation Officer, NBA Rick Osterloh; Senior Vice President, Hardware, Google ; Founder & CEO, Skyline Advisors John Butler Lisle Payne; Principal, Jackson Street Partners ; CFO, American Security Products Company Tom Cassutt Gary Petersmeyer; Owner, Gary Petersmeyer Consulting ; Director, Triad Foundation Troy Fowler Rodger Rickard; (Board Member Emeritus), Karen Francis DeGolia; Corporate Board Director Retired CEO of Cornish & Carey Resident Real Estate & Technology Investor, PCA Board Chairman Mindy Rogers; Community Volunteer ; Founder, Human Narratives, LLC Leslie Gray David Shapiro; President, North America, Pixellot ; Chief Operating Officer/Chief Financial Officer Laura Hazlett Linda Verhulp; Executive Director, Morgan Family Foundation at Klamath River Renewal Corporation Dan Whalen; President, The Whalen Family Foundation

National Leadership Council

Tom Barnds; Founding Partner & Managing Director, Tamara Gracon; CEO & Founder, TBG Consulting Accel-KKR Steve Harrick; General Partner, Institutional Venture Partners (IVP) ; CFO, Dorsal Capital Management LLC Jeff Barnett Gary Hornbeek; Chief Financial Officer, Quicken Inc. ; President, SAGA Foundation David Bartoshuk Rich Kelley; Principal, Search Fund Partners ; Community Volunteer, Double-Goal Coach Bob Baxter Greg King; Attorney, Private Investor Award Winner Brent Lang; Chairman and CEO, Vocera Communications, Inc. Coleman Brinkerhoff; Senior Recruiter, Sysdig Mark Linton; Independent Software Developer, Robert Brown; Co-Founder & Managing Director, Encore Former Stanford Professor Consumer Capital Geordie McKee; Principal, Renault & Handley Christopher Bryant; Partner/Senior VP, Real Estate at West Sanjay Morey; Founding Partner, Twin Ridge Capital Valley Properties, Inc. Joanne Pasternack; President & Chief Impact Officer, Sean Burns; Chief Learning Officer at LearningSource Oliver+Rose LLC Norman Chen; Co-Founder & Director, DeltaHealth Hospital Tim Ranzetta; Founder, Center for Financial Capability She-Rae Chen; CEO & Founder, SpringSpot Johnathan Robertson; President & Managing Director, Dan Conte; Founder & CEO, Tipevo TG Capital & Co-Founder, R-Squared Charitable Fund ; Director of Sports Partnerships, Facebook Kevin Cote Hannah Rosenberg; Technical Program Manager, Google ; Partner, Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Brendan Cullen Dr. Kevin Shea, M.D.; Orthopaedic Surgeon, Stanford University Dr. Nancy Dome; Co-Founder & CEO, Epoch Education Medical Center & Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Scott Ellis; CEO, MasteryTrack Phil Sheng; Counsel, Davis Polk & Wardwell Larissa Fontaine; Vice President & General Manager, Julie Smith; Chief Medical Officer, SAGE Veterinary Centers Google One Taylor Smith; Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist ; Executive Director, Mirnahill Foundation Hillary Ford Michael Strambi; Chief Financial Officer, MetricStream ; Senior Director, Mac Product Design Shelly Goldberg Brian Strom; Reliability Engineering Manager at Apple at Apple Jennifer Sweeney; Consultant, Non-Profit Advisory Jeremy Gordon; CTO, Founder, Projector Lisa Sweeney; Executive Director, Fox Hollow Ventures

12 member spotlight: Phil Sheng's STORY OF THE GIFT

Not only is Phil Sheng a PCA Leadership Council member and counsel at Davis Polk and Wardwell, but he is also a former professional tennis player and father to four kids. Phil Sheng explains that although tennis brought him joy, it also brought him tribulation. Sheng's parents immigrated to the from China, and his father — due to his cultural upbringing — equated success in life with winning. While at Stanford, Phil recalls that a large part of his success and perseverance of sticking with the game stemmed from his coaches. Instead of highlighting the importance of winning, he recalls that his coaches emphasized things like good character, building relationships, and having fun. Now, as a father of four, Sheng continues to emphasize character, integrity, and friendships on and off the court, to his children, specifically his 12-year-old daughter who is an aspiring tennis player. Sheng's father, who now realizes the damage he did to Phil with his approach at such a young age, has now made amends for his ways. Phil is hopeful that other parents can learn from his experience and make a more positive impact on all kids.

As Phil says now, "I support PCA because of my personal experiences — both as an athlete and now as a parent to children aspiring to become athletes — seeing how sports and positive coaching can influence a child’s life." letter from pablo Garcia, Chief Operating Officer

As we go to press, I still Just like so many supporters of PCA, sports have meant so haven’t quite reached my much to me throughout my life – they were my pathway to six-month mark at PCA. In friendships, growth, success, learning and for most of my adult that short time, it has been a life, employment. I have been lucky enough to work in sports at all wild and fantastic adventure levels throughout my career and finally getting to PCA ultimately which has included the feels like coming home. I love knowing that my daily work will help beginnings of the return to young athletes across the country have the positive youth sports sport in our country. Like experience that reinforces character development and will help Jason mentioned, getting them succeed not just in sport, but in life. back on the pitch and The future is incredibly bright for PCA and the needs of young coaching my son’s first soccer athletes can’t be overstated as we all seek our new normal; our team was a taste of normal – one that we hope more and more WHY is even more important as an entire generation finds their young athletes will be able to savor as we move into the Fall. place in sport again. Bringing our youth back to the field, court and In my short time with PCA, I have been overwhelmed with the pitch the right way will pay dividends for this generation for years support from our national board members, leadership council and decades to come and I, for one, couldn’t be more excited to members, local board members and the PCA team. With our do this important work on a daily basis. Mission as my north star, I have been given the freedom to explore and challenge the status quo at PCA – and this is where I get most excited. With the team, we are actively seeking major improvements to the way we understand our most important stakeholders, the way we communicate with them and the way we track and measure success. Recognizing that some of this foundational work will be very difficult, I am continually impressed Pablo Garcia, COO with the team and their willingness to embrace the changes we 13 have to make to avail the capabilities we need. pca 2020: financials

Over the next four years, Positive Coaching Total Earned Contributions Combined Alliance will partner with -based Revenue Revenue foundation Susan Crown Exchange (SCE) to train over 400,000 youth coaches to FY 2010 $1,717,994 $2,779,902 $4,500,238 foster the social and emotional needs of FY 2011 $2,055,191 $2,802,881 $4,858,024 youth athletes. PCA is a founding partner FY 2012 $2,138,341 $2,966,925 $5,105,038 of the SCE's Million Coaches Challenge (www.millioncoaches.org) which is offering FY 2013 $2,320,656 $4,065,254 $6,385,910

funding for non-profit organizations such FY 2014 $2,669,632 $4,754,059 $7,423,440 as Little League International, Girls on the FY 2015 $2,882,848 $6,025,774 $8,908,669 Run, and the US Soccer Foundation to train coaches in Positive Youth Development, FY 2016 $3,432,451 $8,338,747 $11,771,252 with a special emphasis on coaches in FY 2017 $3,507,211 $8,652,859 $12,160,161 underserved communities. FY 2018 $3,770,737 $7,667,699 $11,438,983

FY 2019 $3,635,965 $7,217,560 $10,854,558

FY 2020 $2,459,359 $6,080,658 $8,535,008

2019 2020

Total expenses 11,252,710 10,171,366

Programs 8,083,502 72% 5,808,219 57% While the global pandemic resulted Fundraising 1,793,389 16% 1,736,338 17% in reduced program revenue, PCA supported our youth sports partners Management 1,375,819 12% 2,626,809 26% & General where they needed us by providing relevant resources and innovative programming. Most importantly, we 12.5 supported them by extending and delaying workshops that were set to be 10 delivered in the summer of 2020 which meant forgoing scheduled revenue. 7.5 Moving into 2021, as youth sports return, there is tremendous demand for PCA 5 programming to support the social and 2.5 emotional learning of youth athletes from our existing and new partners. 0 '10 '11 '12 '13 '14 '15 '16 '17 '18 '19 '20 FISCAL YEAR

Contributions Earned Revenue 14 Our Major Partners

Our work together with some of the most prominent and powerful organizations allows us to positively impact the overall landscape of youth and high school sports.

Pro Teams that Support PCA

PCA is proud to partner with over 35 professional teams across the United States.

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Parker School Public Schools International High School of San Marshall Fundamental High School Clarksville Academy Fremont High School (South Bay) Francisco Boulder Mountain Warriors Mason District Little League Cleveland Indians Fremont Union High School District International School of Lausanne Box Elder High SchoolCoach: (MT) 700 Parent: 125 Mass Bay Youth Lacrosse Cleveland Metropolitan School District Friends Academy (NY) Interscholastic Athletic Association of Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii Mater Dei High School Athlete: 699Cloud9 Training GroundsCorporate Manager:Friends of Baseball 8 Boys & Girls Clubs of Carson Mayfield High School Coach Geo Lacrosse Friends Schools League Iowa DNR Archery in the Schools Boys & Girls Clubs of GreaterLeader: Houston 10 McDonough High School Coaching Cohort Frontier Club Program Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver McKenzie County School District Colonial Soccer Club Gambrills-Odenton Recreation Council IronPigs Charities Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Los McKinley High School Colonial Valley Conference Gannon University Irvine Ice Foundation Angeles 16 McLean Little League Colorado Military Academy Gender Equity- Municipal Sports Irving Independent School District Boys & Girls Clubs of San Dieguito McLean Youth Athletics Colorado Springs Little League Section Jackson Soccer Club Boys & Girls Clubs of the Austin Area Geneva High School Jeffco Youth Football Medford Youth Athletic Association Boys and Girls Club of Camden Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School Germantown Friends School Jefferson Township Public Schools Medina Athletic Boosters Bozeman Barracuda Swim Club Communities in Schools of Chicago Get Big Goalkeeping Jesuit High School Medina Youth Baseball Association Brandywine Heights High School Concord Youth Baseball Association Girls in the Game Jewish Community Center of San Menlo Atherton Little League Bridge II Sports Conestoga Youth Lacrosse (CYLAX) Girls Inc. of Greater Santa Barbara - 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Finley CHAMPS Program Rio Mesa High School Spring Valley Athletic Association University of Northern Colorado Youth Challenge Oak Harbor Football and Cheer 17 Rio Rico High School Springfield Township High School Sports Coaching Youth on Course League River City High School Springside Chestnut Hill Academy Uplift Education Yuma Educators Summit Oak Hill Youth Sports Association Roanoke-Benson School District Spurs Give Upper Merion Area High School Yuma Union High School District Oak Hills Soccer Club Rocklin Little League St Louis Cardinals (Cardinals Care) URJ 6 Points Sports Academy Zhang Sah Oakland A's Spring Training Rockville Baseball Association St. Celestine School US Amateur Basketball Zuni Youth Enrichment Project Oakland Unified School District Rocky River High School St. Charles Storm US Lacrosse Oceanside High School (SAN) St. Clement School USA Football - Central Region “So when the pandemic hit, and sports at all levels were suspended, I found my emotional tank on perpetual empty. Around the time that we learned more about COVID-19 and began figuring out how to safely return to sports, I began to hear anecdotes of just how negatively the lack of sports and the connection it brings were impacting the players I coached.

Connecting with players, creating an environment where they can learn life lessons through sports, and especially watching players improve, are huge emotional tank fillers for me. Returning to the pitch this past fall, even in an extremely limited form, was magical for the mental health of our players and coaches alike.”

Jeremy Gordon, PCA National Leadership Council Member, HS Girls Basketball Coach, U19 Women’s Soccer Coach

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