LIVEBIG ANNUAL REPORT 2017 CHANGING LIVES

I recently spoke with a young man who shared with me his struggles growing up in a Los Angeles neighborhood riddled with gang activity and drug use. He talked about the fights, Marie Logan the fear, and the feeling of hopelessness he sometimes felt. He spoke proudly of being successful, of “getting out of there” and all he had accomplished. He expressed how thankful he was for being able to overcome the many challenges he faced growing up. I asked him why he felt he was successful when so many of his classmates and neighbors were not. He thought for a moment and said, “Because I had someone in my life, besides my Mom and Dad, who cared about me, and I didn’t want to disappoint him. A lot of those kids I grew up with didn’t have that. I was lucky.” Stories like this remind me of how vital and important our work is. Decades of research show us what this young man knows, and what we all instinctively know, a caring adult friend in a child’s life can make a positive and long-lasting difference. Our volunteer Big Brothers and Big Sisters give of themselves every day to be that friend to a child. Our staff works tirelessly because they believe in the work we do. Our volunteer Board of Directors dedicate their time, talent, and treasure because they know the foundation of a strong healthy community begins with the health and wellbeing of its children. This past year we provided hope and friendship to well over 500 children through one-to-one mentoring relationships. This next year our goal is to serve 560 children, many who have been waiting for as long as a year for their Big Brother or Sister. This vital, mission driven work, is made possible by financial supporters who donate because they believe in what we are doing, and they know their donation is spent wisely and for a cause that makes a lifetime of change for our community. On behalf of the children we serve, THANK YOU ALL for being a part of the Big Brothers Big Sisters story!

Marie Logan Chief Executive Officer

Make a BIG Impact with a LITTLE Brother or LITTLE Sister and Receive an State Tax Credit! You can help make a real difference in the lives of Tucson’s youth by contributing to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson, a Qualified Charitable Organization for purposes of the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit.

Your gift of up to $400, if you file your state taxes as an individual or head of household, or up to $800, if you are a married couple filing jointly, qualifies for a dollar-for-dollar Arizona state tax credit to offset your state tax liability and possibly increase your Arizona state tax refund! You do not need to itemize your Arizona state tax return and you can still claim your contribution as a deduction for your federal tax return! If you or your spouse work for or are retired from a company that matches employees’ or retirees’ gifts, you can DOUBLE the impact of your gift at no cost to you! Claim this tax credit in addition to any or all of the other four tax credits to which you contribute. That could be an overall tax credit total of up to $2,407 for an individual filing a single/head of household or up to $4,813 for a married couple filing jointly if you donate the maximum amounts for each available tax credit! Your tax-credit-qualifying gift stays local and helps Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson’s professional program staff match, monitor and maintain the one-to-one relationships between volunteer Bigs and their Littles, ranging from 6 years to 18 years of age. VISION & MISSION Our vision is that all children achieve success in life. To that end, our mission is to provide children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported, one-to-one relationships that change their lives for the better, forever.

Southwest Gas promotes a culture of giving, BIG BROTHER MICHAEL AND LITTLE BROTHER ELLERY employee engagement and integrity. Giving back MATCHED 2017 to the communities, in which Southwest Gas serves, has always been ingrained in the company culture. Fuel For Life™ is a way for Southwest Gas employees A Match Fueled by Southwest Gas to contribute to their local non-profit organizations Normally, one goes to great pains to keep a match away from gas. Not so with through payroll deductions. Since Fuel For Life™ the perfect match of Big Brother Michael and Little Brother Ellery, who met during began in 2013, Southwest Gas employees have an ice cream social hosted by Southwest Gas. In the summer of 2017, Southwest donated more than $7 million of their personal Gas and their incredible employees hosted an ice cream social for Bigs, Littles, dollars to numerous charities in their communities. and Waiting Littles (enrolled children waiting to be “matched” to a Big Brother Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson was a proud or Big Sister). Everyone was having a great time and Michael Blimes, the new partner of Fuel For Life™ in 2017, receiving not Philanthropy Director for Big Brothers Big Sisters was thoroughly enjoying his just financial support for our programs, but also new assignment, playing Monopoly™ with Little Brother Ellery, when Ellery asked, volunteer hours. From Fuel For Life™ match events “Michael, would you be my Big Brother?” like an Ice Cream social to running our Kickball While Michael wanted to say yes right away, he knew that Big Brothers Big Sisters game at an annual picnic, Southwest Gas continues has a very structured, careful process of interviews, background checks and review to support Tucson’s kids through the positive impact by the professional Match Support Specialists to ensure the best possible match of one-to-one mentoring. Thank you, Southwest of Bigs and Littles. He said he would investigate it and was determined to be Gas and Fuel For Life™! Ellery’s Big Brother when he learned that Ellery had been on the waiting list for a year. Fortunately, Michael and Ellery were deemed a perfect match and it became official on August 1, 2017, and they have shared many fun activities since then. Southwest Gas employees have chosen Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson as one of their beneficiary organizations of their 2017 and 2018 annual Fuel For Life™ Employee Giving Campaigns. Thanks, in part, to the amazing generosity of Southwest Gas over 560 children will be matched to a Big Brother or Big Sister in 2018. As many of our Big and Little matches last a lifetime, Michael and Ellery’s match – and many others – may be “fueled for life” thanks to Southwest Gas employees! LIVEBIG ANNUAL REPORT 2017 1 PROVEN OUTCOMES FOR YOUTH

The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson Youth Outcomes Survey (YOS) substantiates that our organization’s mentoring programs have proven positive academic, socio-emotional, and behavioral outcomes for youth in areas linked to high school graduation, avoidance of juvenile delinquency, and college or job readiness. The YOS is a real-time measurement of our programs’ effectiveness and is unique to Big Brothers Big Sisters. The YOS demonstrates a depth and breadth of outcomes for our youth facing adversity in multiple areas of their lives, not just one. Big Brothers Big Sisters understands that what we achieve matters to our investors, partners, volunteers and the children and families we serve. 2017 YOUTH OUTCOMES REPORT 81% of Youth Outcome Area and % Improving or have Positive Outcomes Maintaining from Baseline to Follow-up in 2 or more Outcome Areas

Social Acceptance 54.6% Finish High School 93.3% Attend College 61.1% Grades 66% Attitudes Toward Risky Behaviors 93% Parental Trust 67% Relationship with Positive, Special Adult 98%

0 20 40 60 80 10 BIG BROTHER KYLE AND LITTLE BROTHER ROBERT MATCHED IN 2016 2 BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF TUCSON Support & Other REVENUE FINANCIALS .63% 13.41% 25.81% EXPENSES 7.94% 1.71% 24.46% 8.18% 33.98%

83.88%

Contributions $256,132 Government Grants 16,938 Foundations & Other Grants 337,243 Program $860,456 Special Events (net of direct donor benefit) 242,754 Management / Administration 83,958 Misc. and Investment 6,302 Fundraising 81,399 Donation Center Contributions & Rental Income 133,143 Total Expenses $1,025,813 Total Revenue & Support* $992,512 Net Assets at Year End $1,378,992

*$69,209 of temporarily restricted net assets released to fulfill multi-year grant obligation funded in 2016 not included in the total above. 81% of Youth have Positive Outcomes Our volunteers spent over 26,000 hours in one-to-one mentoring activities with Littles in 2017. This is a $641,940 in-kind value to the Big Brothers Big Sisters program each year. in 2 or more Outcome Areas COMCAST MAKES AN IMPACT BEYOND SCHOOL WALLS Beyond School Walls, funded by Comcast NBCUniversal and supported by Comcast employee volunteers, is a perfect example of business, non-profit, and education coming together to strengthen our schools, neighborhoods, and community. Comcast employee volunteers, Bigs, meet several times a month with their Littles, who are students from Prince Elementary to work together on homework, crafts, games and just have fun. Littles also enjoy field trips to see work in action at the nearby Comcast office. Big Brother Kyle and Little Brother Robert have been matched in the Comcast Beyond School Walls program since the 2016/17 school year. Kyle has gone above and beyond his commitment as a Big Brother, taking notice of Robert’s needs and doing all he can to fill them. Little Brother Robert is thankful for Kyle’s friendship and recently wrote a note to the Prince Elementary Social Worker, Mrs. Bernal, writing “I want to thank you for getting me with Kyle. I like Kyle so much.” We want to thank Kyle too! As well as all the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Comcast, and Comcast NBCUniversal for supporting this important program. ANNUAL REPORT 2017 3 BIG YEAR IN REVIEW

BIG GALA HAVANA NIGHTS BIG Gala was a BIG success, attended by over 350 of Tucson’s prominent business and community leaders dressed to impress in vintage Cuban-style attire. Hosted at Loews Ventana Canyon, Havana Nights raised more than $131,000 to support EL TOUR DE TUCSON our mentoring programs and our community’s youth. A BIG “Thank You!” to our BIG RIDE FOR KIDS! sponsors AGM Container Controls, Arizona Lotus Corp, BlueCross BlueShield Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson was a proud of Arizona, Comcast Tucson, Dorado Designs, Inc., HSL Properties, the Jim Click beneficiary organization for the 2017 El Tour de Automotive Team, KGUN9 On Your Side, Sauliz Floral Dezigns, Supercuts, Truly Tucson. We hosted 11 riders for the tour and five Nolen Pest & Termite Control and Tucson Federal Credit Union. matches in the indoor tour; raising a collective $11,945 to support one-to-one mentoring in Tucson. A BIG “Thank You!” to our event sponsors: Aerie Development, Shipsey Insurance, Geeks 2 You, Crane Sells, and Beyond Promotions. HUES OF HEAVEN: THE GLORY OF TUCSON SUNSETS A Community-Made Book of Sunsets, Promoting a Brighter Future for Tucson’s Youth

The Hues of Heaven project, in partnership with the Udall Foundation’s Stewart L. Udall Parks in Focus® program manager, Bret Muter and Chandler Warden, a Tucson philanthropist, artist and member of the A very special thank you to The Bert W. Martin Foundation, board of the Bert W. Martin Foundation, provided a wonderful opportunity to live our mission. “Big and Chandler Warden (pictured Little” matches came together in the beautiful surroundings of the Saguaro National Park to learn more above), Parks in Focus about the Southwest, nature, photography and art. (Udall Foundation) and Published in 2017, Hues of Heaven is a gallery-style book featuring stunning sunset photography captured Saguaro National Park. by our very own volunteer Bigs and their Littles on outings organized by Parks in Focus. Additional submissions from the photographic collection of Chandler Warden, made for a beautiful book that will be timeless in its appreciation. Thousands of copies of this dazzling collection of sunset images have been provided to donors of $100 or more to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson in 2017 through the generosity of the Bert W. Martin Foundation, which has paid for the printing and costs of mailing. This book has been so well received that a 2nd edition will be printed and will be given to donors of $100 or more in 2018, thanks to the continued generosity of the Bert W. Martin Foundation!

4 BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF TUCSON COYOTE CREEK A BIG Thank You to Peter and Debbie Backus for supporting and advocating for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson with the 20th Annual Coyote Creek Ride and Fiesta on April 1, 2017 generating $28,000 for our professionally managed one-to-one mentoring of youth by volunteer Big Brothers and Big Sisters in the Tucson community. We remain grateful for their dedication to our programs and the community over the two decades of this remarkable event.

EL TOUR DE TUCSON B1G TEN CONFERENCE CLUB BIG RIDE FOR KIDS!

BIG BROTHER DICK AND LITTLE BROTHER AARON MATCHED 2009

Graduating high school is one of those milestones in a young person’s life that marks the end of one chapter and the beginning of another. It is also a milestone that not all The 7th Annual B1G Ten Conference Club Mixer was a achieve. For Little Brother Aaron (who is not so little anymore) graduation from high BIG success, hosting close to 400 attendees at the Sands school is more than just the end of a chapter in his life, it is a major milestone that few Club atop the University of Arizona’s Lowell Stevens Football Facility on Saturday August 26, 2017. Each envisioned as a real possibility nearly ten years ago. year B1G 10 alumni in Southern Arizona gather for a Big Brother Dick and Little Brother Aaron were matched by Big Brothers Big Sisters of friendly fundraising competition to kick off the college Tucson when Aaron was nine years old. They started on a path together then that football season, competing to raise the most money! eventually made graduation not only a possibility, but a real probability because of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson was the beneficiary Dick’s influence and efforts as a Big Brother and Aaron’s determination to improve of this spirited event, receiving $8,542 of the proceeds from online and through a silent auction at the event in himself and overcome the many obstacles and issues he faced in his young life. support of one-to-one mentoring of Tucson youth. The Like many children in Tucson, Aaron’s father was absent for most of his life and being Iowa Hawkeyes’ alumni lead by the Jeff Shields, took first raised by a single mother had many challenges. It wasn’t long before Dick discovered place, raising $3,360. A B1G thank you to all the B1G Ten that Aaron’s home life was difficult for him and that Aaron was not attending school alumni who participated! regularly. As a Big Brother, Dick helped to guide Aaron on a better path – one that changed his behavior for the better and helped him develop a better outlook – in addition, Dick helped provide Aaron a supportive environment to be academically successful. DONATION CENTER We ask our volunteers to be consistent with their Littles, even as difficulties may arise. Dick has kept his commitment to Aaron all these years. Through the small things and In 2017, the Donation Center set out and exceeded its goal the serious situations, Aaron praises his Big Brother for being that one person that he of raising $106,000 for BBBST could always count on. Big Brother Dick is that person who has always been there. through community donations. As Aaron says, “Dick is more than just a mentor to me. He is my superhero. He has A new fundraising platform also always been right beside me for as long as we have known each other. [Dick] inspires enabled the Donation Center to me to be the best I possibly can be. Friends come and go, but brothers are forever, raise an additional $3,000 dollars and the Big Brothers and Big Sisters program was able to prove so.” through community sponsored designated donation drives! As Aaron puts pen to paper for his future, soon to be enlist in the Marine Please visit TucsonBigsPickup. Corps, he knows Dick will always be there for him as his Big Brother and a role model org or call (520) 624-7039 to for the many opportunities and other possibilities to come in his life. make your donation today. Congratulations Aaron! The Future is Yours! LIVEBIG ANNUAL REPORT 2017 5 BIG YEAR IN REVIEW

Match Activity Community Partners Amphitheatre High School Raytheon Missle Systems A-Team Security AZ Air Time Bash Box Photo Booth and Bus, William Olguin Kiwanis de Amigos Biosphere 2 Summer Science Academy bowling. Sabino Canyon Brother John’s Beer Bourbon & BBQ Coca Cola Bottling Company Coffee Times Drive-Thru CrossFit Purgatory Curacao Tucson DJ EarFul, Tim Jones eegee’s El Rio Neighborhood Center FC Tucson Fox Theatre – sponsored by Cox Communications Girl Scouts of Southern Arizona Swimming outing at the Tucson JCC AZ Air Time Kiwanis de Amigos Engage Foundation Marana Laughs Mexican Fiesta – Sponsored by Vantage West Credit Union McDonalds – Arcos Oro LLC Miracle of Congress Street Nova Home Loans Arizona Bowl Perimeter Cycling Indoor El Tour de Tucson Engage Foundation Peter Piper Pizza Rugby Clinic Parks in Focus® – The Udall Foundation PhotoFunBooth PICOR Charitable Foundation BIG SISTER CYNTHIA AND LITTLE SISTER ARIANA Prince Elementary MATCHED IN 2016 Raavolution Ariana met her Big Sister for the first time in the fall of Reid Park Zoo 2016. Ariana was a freshman just starting out her high Roadhouse Cinema – Sponsored by T.A.C.O. school experience. The pair were slow getting started remarks Big Sister Cynthia, “at first it was kind of slow Sabino Canyon to connect but I feel that’s normal and expected with Sabino Canyon Volunteer Naturalists any new relationship. Now we get along really well!” Saguaro National Park Ariana agrees, “Cynthia is like a friend, but also like an The Desert Blue Grass Association older sister, a sister I can go to and talk about anything.” Tohono Chul Park Ariana definitely had things she wanted for her future Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association when they met, she just lacked focus. “Ariana has a lot Tucson Jewish Community Center of great ideas,” says Cynthia, “and sometimes she needs University of Arizona a little guidance and direction on how to apply those ideas.” As Ariana anticipates her junior year in the fall, Villa Ice both Big and Little are grateful for the support and YMCA Triangle-Y Ranch Camp friendship they receive from each other. “Cynthia gives really good advice and she knows what path to take LIVEBIG me in,” says Ariana. Big Sister Cynthia responds, “I am 6 BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF TUCSON definitely here for her and she is important to me.” presents BOWL FOR KIDS’ SAKE

Raytheon Missle Systems

The 37th Annual Bowl for Kids’ Sake raised over $106,500, through 350 bowlers and their nearly 600 donations! As our largest community fundraiser, Tucson came out to Bowl in March and April in a BIG way! Raytheon Missile Systems hosted 9 teams, raising $11,581 with the top bowl team led by Gloria Garcia. Our overall top bowler was Bob Villamana, raising close to $13,000!

A BIG thank you to all of the dedicated organizations and individuals that supported Bowl for Kids’ Sake!

PRESENTING SPONSOR BUSINESS SPONSORS Cox Communications, Desert Diamond Casinos and Entertainment, Tucson Electric Power, Tucson Federal Credit Union. MATCH SPONSORS Aerie Development, Comcast, Jim Click Automotive, SupplyOne, MAJOR SPONSORS Tucson Heating and Plumbing. LANE SPONSORS Artistic Stairs, Carol Lighting, Dorado Designs Inc., Horticulture Unlimited, Madden Media, Tom White Carpentry, Southwest Concrete, Sundance Carpentry, Vantage West Credit Union. Additional support provided by: Citi, eegee’s, Golden Pin Lanes, Golf N’ Stuff, Oink Café, KLPX-FM and Simutek. MENTOR 2.0 The Big Brothers Big Sisters mentor2.0 initiative is a technology-enriched, one-to-one youth mentoring program that directly targets High School aged youth. Each student mentee attends a weekly class to learn about self-advocacy, critical thinking, and goal-setting. Volunteer mentors communicate online with their mentees once a week, supporting the weekly lesson. Matches attend monthly events at the mentee’s school, further enhancing that month’s curriculum topic. BIG SISTER CYNTHIA AND LITTLE SISTER ARIANA These interactions help students to aspire to graduate, have a plan for the future, and build skills to MATCHED IN 2016 navigate success in post academics. Mentor2.0 was brought to Tucson because of a generous donation from the Centurions.

BIG BROTHER MAYOR ROTHSCHILD AND LITTLE BROTHER MORGAN MATCHED IN 2017 Morgan met his Big Brother at the beginning of his Sophomore year in high school. The two connected instantly, with Morgan doing a lot of the talking! Morgan already had interests for his future but was not focused on his academics to get him there. “My mentor Jonathan made me have more motivation to get my credits up,” says Morgan. “Jonathan has told me that if I keep trying I will succeed and that if I keep doing what I’m doing, now, I will pass my classes.” Big Brother Mayor Rothschild recounts on why he volunteers. “Mentoring is important because so many young people don’t have good role models to help guide them and counsel them. I think that gives a young person a better sense of who they are and a sense of confidence to move forward.” “Morgan has a big heart, he loves people, and he wants to do well.” As the match looks ahead to Morgan’s junior year in high school both are committed to their friendship and to Morgan’s future. “He is an awesome person and mentor,” says Morgan. Big Brother Mayor Rothschild responds, “Meeting Morgan, is meeting a new friend, somebody who I can hopefully help guide to heights that maybe he didn’t even imagine for himself or if he does imagine himself, then helping him to get there.” ANNUAL REPORT 2017 7 Leveler Foundation BUSINESSES / CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Long Realty Cares Foundation The Milton and Tamar Maltz Family Foundation Bert W. Martin Foundation Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson is grateful for the support provided by the following businesses / corporations, foundations Larry Miller Charities and other organizations. The gifts, grants, in-kind professional services, discounts or sponsorships of the annual Bowl John & Helen Murphey Foundation For Kids’ Sake, the BIG Gala “Havana Nights” event, our renewed participation as a beneficiary of El Tour de Tucson, as well Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program as through third-party fundraising events are greatly appreciated. Those funds provide for our professionally matched, Charities facilitated and supported one-to-one youth mentoring efforts by our volunteer Big Brothers and Big Sisters. PICOR Charitable Foundation Businesses / Corporations Lenovo Tucson Plumbing, Inc. Schwab Charitable Fund A. F. Sterling Homes Lovitt & Touche, Inc. Tuller Trophy & Awards Carl & Mabel E. Shurtz Foundation Advantage Air Mechanical Nationwide United Way TVI, Inc. Stone Canyon Community Foundation Aerie Development Nerium International Valor HospiceCare Elizabeth Read Taylor Foundation AGM Container Controls Northwest Exterminating Vantage West Credit Union TEGNA Foundation All About Parties Oracle Family Dental Villa’s Ice Union Pacific Foundation Andrew Lauren Interiors Photo Fun Booth Waterfall, Economides, Caldwell, Vail Foundation Angels Too Marketplace Pima County ECAP Hanshaw & Villamana, PC Wells Fargo Foundation Arizona Party Rental Pima Prevention Partnership Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Woodard Family Foundation Arizona Pest Control Precision Toyota of Tucson Western Land Investments, Inc. Arizona Wholesale QuakeWrap, Inc. Mark Wright Construction Other Organizations Artistic Stairs, Inc. QuikTrip Corporation B1G 10 Conference Club A-Team Security Raytheon Charitable Giving Foundations Big Brothers Big Sisters of America Auctorem International, LLC Raytheon Tucson Employees’ Assoc. Aetna Foundation, Inc. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson Donation Bank of America Membership The Fred & Christine Armstrong Foundation Center, Inc. Bash Box Roadhouse Crossroads, LLC Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc. Canyon Velo Cycling Club Beyond Promotions AZ Ronstadt Insurance, Inc. Cardinals Charities The Centurions of Southern Arizona Block Advisors Ross Wholesale Supply Co CarMax Foundation Faith Community Church Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Salsa Labs, Inc. Causecast Foundation MANY Bon Voyage Travel Scotia Group Management, LLC Community Foundation for Southern Arizona The University of Arizona Cameron Moore Shipsey Insurance Group, LLC Diamondbacks Foundation United Way of Greater Philadelphia & Carol Lighting & Supply Co., Inc. Sigma Phi Epsilon Enterprise Holding Foundation S. New Jersey Century Park Apartments Snell & Wilmer Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund United Way of Tucson & Southern Arizona CH2M Southwest Concrete, Inc. GEICO Philanthropic Foundation Big Brothers Big Sisters protects the privacy and Charles Schwab & Company Southwest Gas “Fuel or Life” Campaign Gulf Coast Community Foundation of Venice confidential information of individual donors. Chipotle Mexican Grill Stark Electric Dorothy Harmsen and Bill Harmsen, Sr. Information regarding gifts, grants and contract revenue Cimarron Circle Construction Company Sterling Investment/Management, Inc. Charitable Foundation from businesses, foundations, government entities and Jim Click Automotive Team Sualiz Floral Dezigns Connie Hillman Family Foundation other organizations is available in public sources. CMR Construction, LLC Sundance Carpentry In-N-Out Burger Foundation Coca-Cola Bottling Company Sundt Foundation Jewish Community Foundation of Coffee Times Supercuts Southern Arizona Comcast Cable TD4Tucson DBA Arizona Bowl Kautz Family Foundation Commerce Bank of Arizona Technicians For Sustainability The Keg Spirit Foundation Commotion Studios The Vanguard Group KW, PLLC Kitay Family Foundation Coyote Creek/Backus Realty Tocco Financial Services, Inc. Knisely Family Foundation Crane Sells - KW Southern Arizona Truly Nolen of America, Inc. LGBT&S Alliance Fund STAFF Crest Insurance Group Tucson Electric Power Joseph Stanley Leeds Charitable Foundation CS Design Studios Tucson Federal Credit Union Steven Leuthold Family Foundation Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Tucson Desert Diamond Casino is a Qualified Charitable Organization Desert View Lath and Plaster Design Definitions II DJ Earful Fry’s Food Stores Funeraria del Angel Tucson - Dignity Memorial Geeks 2 You GEICO Holualoa Companies Horticulture Unlimited, Inc. Hotel Congress HSL Properties Hughes Federal Credit Union IBM Employee Services Center IBM Retiree Charitable Campaign Ideal Image Julia Date Design Kachina Wall Systems, LLC KGUN9 on Your Side Kola’s., LLC Kroger Company KXCI Community Radio Laird Law Firm Ledesma Insurance, LLC

8 BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF TUCSON Sergio Acosta Guy Larcom Daniel Ortiz BOARD OF DIRECTORS Wells Fargo Raytheon Missile Systems Shipsey Insurance Group, LLC Kevin Bedient Former Chair Cassandra Meynard Raymond Rios Adam Churchill, Chair Advantage Air Mechanical Waterfall, Economidis, Caldwell, Legal Shield Hanshaw & Villamana, P.C. The Vanguard Group Keller Williams The Horseshoe Grill Todd Sepp Jed Lightcap, Vice-Chair Jeffrey Farmer Justin Morgan Retirement Plan Professionals Comcast R & A CPA’s New York Life Paul Vassallo Michelle Carnes, Secretary Gloria Garcia Jeannetta Nickelson American Income Life C3 Connect Contact Channels Dorado Designs Inc. Raytheon Missile Systems Carol Yates Matthew Nelson, Treasurer Travis Jones Eric Nielsen QuakeWrap, Inc. Lovitt & Touché Insurance Beach Fleischman, P.C. U.S. Commercial Service

Rebecca Crane, Chair Ricardo Dominguez, Treasurer Michel Garcia Joaquin Nunez Keller Williams San Miguel High School Manpower Group Solutions Arizona Central Credit Union JUNIOR BOARD Dillon Nakata, Vice-Chair Erin Riggins, Outreach Chair Olivia Gaxiola University of Arizona Aerie Development Law Office of Matthew Green Krystal Nakata, Secretary Austin Urton, Events Chair Mark Helfrick El Rio Health QuakeWrap, Inc. Raytheon Missile Systems

Will White, Chair Jon Fenton Joe Kroeger Michelle Nolen Senner Land Advisors Organization A.F. Sterling Homes Snell & Wilmer, LLP Truly Nolen Pest & Termite Control ADVISORY BOARD Peter Backus Kola Janoff Barbara LaWall Heather Shallenberger PB Trading Company, Inc. Williams & Associates Pima County Attorney Long Realty Bob Breault Peg Kepner Roger Malkin Roy Tullgren Breault Research Disability Advocate Arcadia Home Care & Staffing Gospel Rescue Mission Gary Emerson Fred Killion Steve Postil Robert Villamana GRE Partners, LLC. Member Member Waterfall, Economidis, Caldwell, Hanshaw & Villamana, P.C.

ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM MATCH SUPPORT DONATION CENTER Marie Logan David Simpson Carlos Chavez Dave Greene STAFF Chief Executive Officer Program Director Marketing and Recruitment Coordinator Executive Director Susan Hopkinson Rebeca Bennett Dalilah Del Valle Lauren Castro Executive Assistant / Operations Manager Bi-lingual Program Coordinator Bi-lingual Match Support Specialist Office Manager Amanda Penrose Stacy Berwick Jessica Estrada Debra Trager Accounting Enrollment Specialist Bi-lingual Match Support Specialist Marketing Manager Erin Henderson Genesis Bolanos Emmily Molio’o PHILANTHROPY Customer Service Community Enrollment Program Assistant Match Support Specialist Michael Blimes Tia Freddie Valerie Propst Director of Philanthropy Denise Burruel Customer Service Mentor2.0 Program Coordinator Enrollment/Match Support Specialist Veronica Saiz Phil Lorenzo Associate Director of Philanthropy Lead Driver

In 2017, Big Brothers Big Sisters was a participant and beneficiary of the Fry’s Food Round-up Fry’s Food Stores Support! throughout Arizona. From May 21 to June 17, Tucson Fry’s Food Shoppers were invited to round-up at the register in store locations across the city to support one-to-one mentoring, raising $14,742.21 specifically for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson! You and other Tucson Fry’s Food shoppers can also support Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson all year long through the Fry’s Community Rewards program that provides financial support to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson without forfeiting the Fry’s Rewards you earn. Visit https://www.frysfood.com/topic/community/#/new-community-rewards-program and enroll designating “BBBS of Tucson, NPO #53383,” to earn rewards for BBBST each time you shop while still receiving Fry’s rewards for yourself!

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