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CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS B6 THE ARC OF THE CAPITAL AREA B2 MOST CHARITABLE ZIP CODES B6 THE MARBRIDGE FOUNDATION B3 TOP 100 NONPROFITS B8-B11 FIRST IN TEXAS FOUNDATION B4-B5, B40 NONPROFIT PROFILES B12-B29 AUSTIN HABITAT FOR HUMANITY B12 EVENTS CALENDAR B30-B34 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES B35-B38 BREAKTHROUGH CENTRAL TEXAS B13 CENTER FOR CHILD PROTECTION B14-B15 UNITED WAY FOR GREATER AUSTIN B16-B17 SPONSORED BY KERBEY LANE CAFE

BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE CENTRAL TEXAS FOUNDATION B18 HEALTH ALLIANCE FOR AUSTIN MUSICIANS (HAAM) B19 RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES OF CENTRAL TEXAS B20-B21 SPONSORED BY INDEPENDENCE TITLE

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This Giving Guide is our annual effort to provide Every Little League kid dreams of the big leagues — a businesses and individuals with a roadmap to the reality reserved for the tiniest minority. But here in Texas, philanthropic world. there’s a place where every child can turn pro — an equal opportunity team sport that can literally change family You’ll find our latest list of the top 100 nonprofits in trees. FIRST® in Texas has the programs that are changing the Austin area, along with features on many other top the landscape of our future workforce, from LEGO® to organizations. There’s also a calendar and list of volunteer industrial robotics. Programs in which girls and boys alike opportunities for you and your employees. take a journey of discovery where critical-thinking skills are built upon the wonders of science and technology. We’re thankful to have so many nonprofits working to Programs where teamwork, innovation and STEM-forward make Central Texas a better place, but they can’t do skills are valued, and kids are inspired to rise to the it without the support of the business community and challenge of realworld engineering problems. HEATHER people like you. CHRISTINE LADAGE POLLEI This is not a science fair. This is a ladder up for a strong statewide STEM workforce, future-proofing our Texas MARKET PRESIDENT & Give what you can — time, money or expertise. The PRESIDENT/EXECUTIVE Children. Alumni of FIRST are twice as likely to major PUBLISHER needs are great as our region experiences tremendous DIRECTOR in science and technology, and more than 75 percent AUSTIN BUSINESS growing pains. I look forward to working alongside of you FIRST IN TEXAS in the coming year to make Austin the best it can be for are in a STEM field as a student or professional. The JOURNAL FOUNDATION everyone. problem-solving, timemanagement and conflict-resolution BOARD MEMBER - skills gained through FIRST in Texas are invaluable, and HEALTH ALLIANCE Wishing you well, offering girls and boys across all demographics the dream of becoming science and technology innovators is FOR AUSTIN incalculable. MUSICIANS (HAAM) AUSTIN HABITAT FOR Our partners are leveling this wide playing field: the Texas Workforce Commission and HUMANITY UIL, alongside 3M, Dell, Qualcomm, National Instruments, NASA, Andeavor, Intel and Lockheed Martin. Through sponsorship and mentoring, their strong financial backing UNITED WAY FOR allows us to provide $50 million in college scholarships annually. For their unwavering GREATER AUSTIN support and willingness to invest in a young STEM-driven American workforce, we thank them. FIRST in Texas doesn’t just build robots — we build wings. Join us in thanking our sponsors and please consider standing alongside them.

With your support, each resident has the opportunity to learn, experience and achieve A Whole New Life.

Since 1953, Marbridge has provided a caring home to more than 250 adults with intellectual disabilities. Our vibrant 200-acre campus consists of three interconnected communities where we provide varying levels of care—from assisted living and semi-independent care, to skilled nursing and physical rehabilitation services. Every day we work with residents to help them become as independent as possible, offering a distinctive lifestyle that focuses on abilities, not disabilities.

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FIRST 2541 South IH-35, Suite 200-263 | Round Rock, Texas 78664 | (512) 953-7701 | firstintexas.org

R SNAPSHOTS R MISSION AND IMPACT STATEMENT

FIRST® in Texas’ mission is to increase access to FIRST® programs in Texas. Our vision is that every Texas student has the opportunity to participate in FIRST® Robotics!

The FIRST® in Texas Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that supports FIRST® Robotics teams and events across Texas with a focus on increasing accessibility for girls, low-income and underrepresented students. FIRST® participants are significantly more likely to attend college, major in science or engineering, and be outstanding future employees and citizens. By investing in Texas students’ participation in FIRST®, we address the growing demands of the STEM workforce.

Vision “To transform our culture by creating a world where science and technology are celebrated and where young people dream of becoming science and technology leaders.” Dean Kamen, Founder

R PROGRAMS, SERVICES, GOALS:

FIRST LEGO League JR. (Grades K-4th) It’s never too early to discover STEM.

FIRST LEGO League (Grades 4th-8th) Tomorrow’s innovators practice imaginative thinking and teamwork.

FIRST Tech Challenge (Grades 7th-12th) It’s way more than building robots.

FIRST Robotics Competition (Grades 9th-12th) Combining the excitement of sport with the rigors of science and technology.

R CORPORATE GIVING OPPORTUNITIES

We think you could be a good fit because: • The programs focus heavily on preparing the next generation of science and technology innovators and leaders in Texas. • We attract a significant audience of target-market adults. • We have a statewide reach that encompasses not only metropolitan areas but also unsaturated areas for development in rural regions. No matter what your demographic target are, FIRST® in Texas has outlets to reach your targets across the state.

In exchange for your support, your organization can be featured on print and electronic regional advertising and promoted at trainings and events throughout the season. Additionally, we will recognize your organization at Texas FIRST® Robotics events, which draw over 9,000 cheering fans – the culmination of months of student research, robot design, building and programming. Cash and in-kind donations will receive sponsor benefits.

R FIRST IN TEXAS FOUNDATION

FOUNDER Dean Kamen

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ray Almgren Caroline Joiner CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD BOARD MEMBER CHIEF MARKETING OFFICER, SWIFTSENSORS, INC. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF TECHNET

Joshua Baer Larry Lentz BOARD MEMBER BOARD MEMBER CEO, THE CAPITAL FACTORY OWNER, LARRY LENTZ CPA

Piyush Bhargava Hiren Majmudar BOARD MEMBER BOARD MEMBER VICE-PRESIDENT, GLOBAL OPERATIONS DELL TECHNOLOGIES VICE PRESIDENT, INTEL CORPORATION MANAGING DIRECTOR OF INTEL CAPITAL’S PLATFORM ENGINEERING SECTOR (PEG) Dr. Art Cavasos BOARD MEMBER Dr. Nolan Perez, M.D. SUPERINTENDENT, HARLINGEN CISD BOARD MEMBER GASTROENTEROLOGY CONSULTANTS OF SOUTH TEXAS Chris Culbert R PARTNERS BOARD MEMBER Steve Schaffer CHIEF OF AVIONIC SYSTEMS DIVISION, NASA BOARD MEMBER TEXAS WORKFORCE COMMISSION ADVISOR, INVESTOR, ENTREPRENEUR, STEM ADVOCATE Ray Hsu ANDEAVOR | UIL | INTEL | DELL BOARD MEMBER Don Schapker QUALCOMM | 3M | NASA SECTION MANAGER, ACADEMIC PROGRAMS, NATIONAL BOARD MEMBER INSTRUMENTS CHIEF ENGINEER, LOCKHEED MARTIN NATIONAL INSTRUMENTS FIRST in Texas Foundation RACKSPACE | LOCKHEED MARTIN NOVEMBER 3, 2017 B5 B6 AUSTIN BUSINESS JOURNAL

Compiled by Patricia Rogers 512-494-2527 [email protected] CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS RANKED BY DOLLAR AMOUNT OF GRANTS PAID DURING 2015

2015 assets R CLOSER LOOK 2015 grants & 2015 (year end Foundation name gifts paid operating market 2015 Year Website (actual) expenses1 value) revenue Mission est. Top local executive

Michael and Susan Dell Improve the lives of children living in urban poverty by $199M $73.08$73.08 $33.6 $761.63 $76.72 Janet Mountain, Executive funding public eduction, childhood health and economic 2000 The amount of grants paid 11 Foundation 2 millionmillion2 million3 million million director msdf.org stability out by the 32 foundations represented on the 2017 list. 4 $51.97$51.97 $13.43 $812.31 $120.84 Makes grants to positively impact community health in St. David's Foundation* 1 1924 Earl Maxwell, CEO 22 stdavidsfoundation.org millionmillion million million million Central Texas

Austin Community Foundation $21.22$21.22 $10.19 $152.23 $35.73 To improve the quality of life for the residents of the 1977 Mike Nellis, CEO 33 3 millionmillion million million million Austin area and to promote philanthropy austincf.org $2.4B Funding source (interest earned on lawyer's trust Total assets held by the 32 Texas Access to Justice $12.53$12.53 $1.26 $19.2 $9.12 Betty Balli Torres, Executive accounts-IOLTA) for legal services to indigent Texans in 1984 44 Foundation 6 millionmillion million million million director listmakers. teajf.org civil matters To be a catalyst for progressive change by funding $6.4$6.4 $137.43 $9.83 Gregory Kozmetsky, RGK Foundation 5 $893,897 innovative projects in health, education, human service 1966 55 millionmillion million million President rgkfoundation.org and community affairs The Rest . . .

Effie and Wofford Cain $5.49$5.49 $121.28 $5.3 Provides scientific, medical, educational grants to Texas Lynn Fowler, Executive $701,568 1952 FOUNDATION GRANTS 66 Foundation 7 millionmillion million million educational institutions director None Impact Austin Empowering rural Ethiopian communities to end the $461,200 A Glimmer of Hope Foundation $5.47$5.47 $1.72 $53.21 $5.64 Foundation cycle of extreme poverty through access to clean water, 2000 Donna Berber, CEO/Founder 77 4 millionmillion million million million aglimmerofhope.org health care, education and microfinance The Mitte $438,400 Inspire self-sufficiency; focus on child abuse Foundation Topfer Family Foundation 8 $3.28$3.28 $38.43 $1.83 Melanie Cazier, Austin 88 $236,078 prevention/treatment, youth, job training, children's 2000 topferfamilyfoundation.org millionmillion million million program officer A Glimmer of Hope health, aging in place $395,144 Foundation Austin Georgetown Healthcare $1.99$1.99 $2.98 $58.6 $12.75 Promote and facilitate the advancement of affordable, 5 1986 Scott Alarcon, CEO 99 System* 9 millionmillion million million million quality health care to Williamson Co. Inman Foundation $135,000 gthf.org Focused on math and science education and local Busby Foundation $99,968 Kodosky Foundation 13 $1.69$1.69 $3.79 1010 $2,081 $78,815 performing arts. Foundation does not accept grant 1977 Jeffrey Kodosky, President None millionmillion million Recognizegood: proposals. $98,311 The Foundation $1.67$1.67 $31.05 $2.57 Support, encouragement and assistance to rural Darryl Tocker, Executive Tocker Foundation 10 $0 1964 1111 tocker.org millionmillion million million libraries in Texas director United Heritage $79,406 Charity Foundation The Burdine Johnson $1.63$1.63 $31.5 $1.61 Distributes funds for religious, charitable, scientific and William Johnson, Executive $231,633 1961 1212 Foundation 11 millionmillion million million educational purposes director None ABOUT THE LIST Source: 990s pulled $1.33$1.33 $22.12 $2.95 To improve the well being of residents in Central Texas Tom Meredith MFI Foundation 12 $0 1998 fromGuidestar website 1313 None millionmillion million million with an emphasis on promoting excellence in education Lynn Meredith, Co-founders and Foundation Center $1.32$1.32 $24.59 $1.3 Nonspecific but limited to 501(c)3s within 50 miles of website. Top local executive Lola Wright Foundation Inc. 14 $29,663 1954 Wilford Flowers, President 1144 None millionmillion million million Austin confirmed from foundation websites or phone calls. $25.07 $1.56 To break the cycle of poverty through education while Janet Harman, President/ Only 501(c)3 charitable KDK-Harman Foundation 15 $991,000$991,000$257,136 2004 1515 kdk-harman.org million million promoting a culture of giving Founder foundations headquartered in the Austin area are eligible. Carry on D.X. Bible's scholarship endowment, athletics, $21.5 Nelson Puett Foundation 16 $966,015$966,015 $0 $796,931 Boy Scouts and Project Home offering low-interest 1957 Nelson Puett, President 1616 million None loans Beyond the top 25: Chisholm Trail Communities Subscribers can view $3.21 $1.55 A bridge connecting donors and the community to assist Mike Wier, Managing $856,616$856,616$411,040 1998 additional data online at 1717 Foundation million million with charitable giving goals director austinbusinessjournal.com chisholm-trail.org * Greater Round Rock $15.1 $1.85 Amy Merida, Executive NEED A COPY $840,133$840,133$551,255 To improve the quality of life in the Round Rock area 2004 1818 Community Foundation million million director OF THE LIST? rrcommunityfoundation.org * Interested in obtaining $29.84 Funding for education and literacy programs, health Lorraine Clasquin, a press kit or marketing The KLE Foundation 19 $805,285$805,285$226,398 $129,308 1997 1199 None million care assistance and job training President/Co-founder package to highlight your ranking? Contact Jon Petters $17.62 $1.06 To help lower-income youth to perform at the highest Jessica D’Arcy, Executive at 512-494-2544 or jpetters@ Webber Family Foundation 17 $765,100$765,100$113,377 1999 2200 webberfoundation.org million million levels of achievement in academics and the arts leadership bizjournals.com. To effect positive and permanent change through $13.4 Mary Ellen Pietruszynski, Sooch Foundation 20 $700,000$700,000$102,266 $714,616 education in the lives of the economically 2003 WANT TO BE 2121 million Executive director soochfoundation.org disadvantaged ON THE LIST? Email Patricia Rogers at $12.32 To empower disadvantaged people by funding health, Tingari-Silverton Foundation 22 $629,686$629,686$77,594 $714,491 2000 Melissa Abel, Director [email protected]. 2222 silvertonfoundation.org million education, social services and economic development

$10.96 Programs related to cancer research and treatment for BOOKS OF LISTS Shivers Cancer Foundation 21 $618,991$618,991$7,743 $857,289 2003 Clarke Heidrick, Chairman 2323 shiverscancer.org million the uninsured SPONSORS To make our public parks, trails and green spaces better $4.27 $5.38 $6.55 Austin Parks Foundation $613,525$613,525 through volunteerism, programming, advocacy and 1992 Colin Wallis, CEO 2244 * million million million austinparks.org financial support

Entrepreneurs Foundation of $1.75 $1.56 $1.08 Promote philanthropy and volunteerism in Austin's tech $462,113$462,113 1999 Eugene Sepulveda, CEO 2525 Central Texas 18 million million million community amplifyaustin.org

1 Operating expenses: Form 990-PF line 24(d), or derived from total expenses less grants paid. 4 St. David's: List data reflects combined financials from several 990 filings, not just the foundation. 2 MSDF: Grant amount does not include program-related investments made ($11.2M), or direct charitable 5 Georgetown Healthcare System: List data reflects combined financials from several 990 filings, not just the activities ($16M), which would increase its giving dollars to $100.3M. foundation. 3 MSDF: Operating/administrative expenses of $33.6M includes $17.6 operating expenses and $16M in direct charitable activities.

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Compiled by Patricia Rogers 512-494-2527 [email protected] MOST CHARITABLE ZIPS RANKED BY AVERAGE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS PER HOUSEHOLD

2017 Charities: 2017 Religious: 2017 Educational: 2017 Political: 2017 Other: Total cash Total cash Total cash Total cash Total cash R CLOSER LOOK ZIP code: 2017 Median contributions/ contribution/ contributions/ contributions/ contributions/ City/ 2017 2017 disposable No. of returns No. of returns No. of returns No. of returns No. of returns ESRI tapestry ZIP code County Population Households income donating donating donating donating donating segment ABOUT THE LIST Austin / $10,807,059 $28,202,638 $2,108,504 $539,741 $14,786,344 Source: Esri’s Updated 29,294 11,745 $111,350 Top Tier 11 78746 Travis County 329 249 334 347 262 Demographics - 2017 estimates; TapestryTM Austin / $2,097,804 $6,863,128 $421,221 $100,881 $3,049,795 Professional Segmentation Data, 9,230 3,103 $104,727 22 78733 Travis County 241 229 252 246 204 Pride Consumer Spending; Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Austin / $4,978,584 $16,694,969 $1,079,601 $226,007 $7,221,502 20,380 7,614 $98,056 Boomburbs 33 78738 Travis County 234 227 264 224 197 Rankings are determined by dividing the total of all types of charitable contributions Austin / $2,529,390 $7,710,848 $531,324 $122,268 $3,678,978 Professional 44 78730 8,858 3,728 $105,992 by number of holdholds in Travis County 242 215 265 248 205 Pride the ZIP.

Austin / $3,863,188 $14,059,013 $898,332 $167,807 $5,594,926 ZIP codes with a population 20,774 6,582 $100,038 Boomburbs 55 78739 Travis County 210 222 254 193 177 of less than 200 people or less than 100 households Austin / $3,817,410 $12,344,838 $778,061 $180,554 $5,626,590 were not included. 17,680 6,107 $96,909 Boomburbs 66 78737 Hays County 223 210 237 224 191 For more information, visit doc.arcgis.com/en/esri- Austin / $3,156,269 $12,239,975 $783,281 $130,297 $4,725,996 17,984 5,842 $96,104 Boomburbs 77 78732 Travis County 193 217 249 169 168 demographics/data/data.htm

Austin / $4,499,500 $13,570,957 $952,895 $214,570 $6,924,352 Enterprising 18,112 7,944 $77,183 88 78735 Travis County 202 177 223 204 181 Professionals

Driftwood / $1,026,634 $2,963,144 $192,477 $50,619 $1,476,960 Savvy NEED A COPY 99 78619 4,818 1,800 $84,043 Hays County 204 171 199 213 170 Suburbanites OF THE LIST? Interested in obtaining Austin / $4,590,516 $14,390,460 $929,030 $211,244 $7,044,716 a press kit or marketing 20,818 8,589 $75,613 Exurbanites 1010 78734 Travis County 191 174 201 186 170 package to highlight your ranking? Contact Jon Petters at 512-494-2544 or jpetters@ Austin / $7,345,173 $20,953,637 $1,529,949 $348,976 $11,386,779 27,409 13,506 $71,458 Top Tier 1111 78731 Travis County 194 161 211 195 175 bizjournals.com.

Spicewood / $2,397,227 $8,039,399 $447,817 $112,397 $3,866,186 11,865 4,838 $72,577 Green Acres 1212 78669 Travis County 177 172 172 176 166

Austin / $5,873,327 $18,614,314 $1,239,258 $267,710 $9,080,088 1313 78750 29,437 11,977 $72,769 Urban Chic WANT TO BE Travis County 175 161 192 169 157 ON THE LIST? Email Patricia Rogers at Austin / $5,303,837 $15,240,248 $1,191,479 $256,061 $8,907,753 [email protected]. 22,094 10,687 $74,062 Metro Renters 1144 78703 Travis County 177 148 207 181 173

Dripping $3,196,404 $10,037,868 $588,461 $160,209 $4,814,912 Savvy Springs / 17,698 6,505 $77,016 1515 78620 175 160 168 186 154 Suburbanites Hays County

Georgetown / $5,866,048 $19,948,758 $1,284,240 $288,313 $10,341,162 Williamson 30,233 13,510 $62,967 The Elders 1616 78633 155 153 177 161 159 County

Manchaca / $740,285 $2,356,299 $141,460 $36,839 $1,196,581 Comfortable 4,229 1,679 $71,696 1717 78652 Travis County 157 146 157 166 148 Empty Nesters

Leander / $2,072,833 $6,691,659 $379,818 $92,710 $3,336,925 The Great 11,150 4,768 $60,900 1818 78645 Travis County 155 146 148 147 145 Outdoors

Round Rock / $7,439,592 $27,336,818 $1,729,225 $327,317 $11,787,666 Williamson 56,034 19,033 $75,290 Boomburbs 1199 78681 140 149 169 130 129 County

Austin / $2,946,855 $10,144,973 $731,437 $126,609 $4,748,761 Enterprising 17,192 7,389 $67,914 2200 78726 Travis County 142 142 184 129 134 Professionals

Georgetown / $4,343,354 $14,054,949 $853,277 $211,239 $6,974,925 Comfortable Williamson 27,311 10,484 $66,192 2121 78628 148 139 151 152 138 Empty Nesters County BOOKS OF LISTS Austin / SPONSORS $4,239,501 $15,775,377 $1,051,607 $185,224 $7,331,308 Williamson 29,417 11,352 $76,087 Boomburbs 2222 78717 133 144 172 123 134 County

Austin / $1,102,220 $3,964,574 $224,102 $51,634 $1,772,567 7,457 2,881 $66,800 Soccer Moms 2323 78736 Travis County 137 143 145 135 128

Red Rock / $337,011 $1,387,730 $63,585 $14,657 $610,994 The Great Bastrop 2,569 985 $55,614 2244 78662 122 146 120 112 129 Outdoors County

Wimberley / $2,584,352 $8,202,672 $466,092 $124,996 $4,154,862 Comfortable 14,876 6,355 $59,273 2525 78676 Hays County 145 134 136 149 136 Empty Nesters

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Compiled by Patricia Rogers 512-494-2527 [email protected] NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS RANKED BY TOTAL REVENUE FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING IN 2015

Fiscal 2015: % of expenses: Name1 year 2015: 2015: Total Programs/Admin/ Austin R CLOSER LOOK Website end Revenue* Assets expenses Fundraising staff Mission Top local executive and email

June Operates hospitals, clinics and remote ER Craig Cordola, President/CEO, Seton $2.24$2.24 $3.34 $2.02 Ascension Seton * 1 30, 86% | 13% | 0% 14,571 locations offering full-service health care Healthcare Family 11 billionbillion billion billion seton.net 2015 services Baylor Scott & White $4.6B June Multispecialty medical care, including acute Jay Fox, President, Austin/Round Rock $272.9$272.9 $164.09 $241.34 The combined revenue for Health, Austin/Round 30, 79% | 21% | 0% 1,947 care hospitals and clinics, community services, region 22 2 millionmillion million million Rock Region 2015 education and research the top 100 listmakers. By BSWHealth.com * comparision, last year’s Aug. Helping kids achieve their dreams through listmakers had combined Southwest Key $158.94$158.94 $67.58 $150.4 Juan Sanchez, President/CEO/Founder 31, 90% | 10% | 0% N/A culturally competent schools, shelters, 33 Programs Inc. 2 millionmillion million million [email protected] revenue of $3.9 billion. swkey.org 2015 workforce and youth programs Sept. To help people receive trusted guidance to Renard Johnson , Interim President/ $155.21$155.21 $632.61 $71.12 Trellis Co. fka TG 3 30, 83% | 17% | 0% 410 make informed decisions and improve their CEO 44 millionmillion million million trelliscompany.org 2015 lives Central Health's partnership with Seton; Community Care Sept. $126.39$126.39 $41.56 $107.02 healthcare delivery system offering quality, Larry Wallace, Executive director 30, 99% | 1% | 0% N/A 55 Collaborative millionmillion million million cost effective care through expanded care * 2015 ccc-ids.org coordination ABOUT THE LIST Dec. Source: IRS 990 forms, St. David's $120.84$120.84 $812.31 $65.39 Makes grants to positively impact community Earl Maxwell, CEO 3 31, 92% | 7% | 0% 84 Guidestar website: 66 Foundation* 4 millionmillion million million health in Central Texas [email protected] stdavidsfoundation.org 2015 (guidestar.org), ABJ surveys, Sep. telephone interviews CommUnityCare $88.42$88.42 $24.47 $86.95 Operates 22 health center locations in Travis Jaeson Fournier, CEO 30, 72% | 28% | 0% 693 and nonprofit websites. 77 Health Centers 5 millionmillion million million Co. offering comprehensive primary care jaeson.fournier@communitycaretx,org communitycaretx.org 2015 Information provided by the Aug. To improve the lives of people affected by nonprofits and could not be 4 $85.65$85.65 $47.24 $77.67 David Evans, CEO Integral Care 8 31, 90% | 10% | 0% 831 behavioral health, developmental or independently verified by 88 integralcare.org millionmillion million million [email protected] 2015 intellectual challenges the Austin Business Journal. Dec. Only 501(c)3 nonprofit Goodwill Central $79.16$79.16 $75.46 $77.59 To provide job-related service for people with Gerald Davis, President/CEO 31, 9% | 11% | 2% 1,584 99 Texas* 6 millionmillion million million barriers to employment [email protected] organizations that are goodwillcentraltexas.org 2015 headquartered the Austin March Adoption, foster care, residential treatment 5 $71.32$71.32 $79.43 $63.7 Kurt Senske, CEO area and file 990 tax forms at Upbring* 10 31, 85% | 13% | 2% 100 centers, independent and assisted livng, 1010 millionmillion million million [email protected] the local level in are eligible. upbring.org 2015 disaster response, emergency assistance Sep. Central Texas Food $67.26$67.26 $25.01 $68.4 To nourish hungry people and lead the Derrick Chubbs, President/CEO Beyond the top 25: 30, 96% | 1% | 3% 109 1111 Bank 9 millionmillion million million community in ending hunger Subscribers can view centraltexasfoodbank.org 2014 additional nonprofit Nov. Lone Star Circle of $66.94$66.94 $33.77 $57.98 Provide community-wide access to home Rhonda Mundhenk, CEO organizations and data online 30, 86% | 11% | 3% 465 1212 Care 7 millionmillion million million health services for the underserved at austinbusinessjournal.com lscctx.org 2015 Dec. Affordable housing with supportive services to Foundation $39.95$39.95 $165.09 $32.89 Walter Moreau, Executive director 31, 95% | 3% | 2% 368 improve financial standing of the working 1313 Communities Inc.* 13 millionmillion million million [email protected] foundcom.org 2015 poor NEED A COPY Workforce Solutions- Sept. OF THE LIST? $39.69$39.69 $4.87 $39.71 Lead the region's workforce system in Tamara Atkinson, Executive director Capital Area 30, 93% | 7% | 0% 32 1144 millionmillion million million employee development [email protected] Interested in obtaining Workforce Board 12 2015 a press kit or marketing wfscapitalarea.com package to highlight your Communication June Providing advocacy and communication ranking? Contact Jon Petters $37.28$37.28 $28.87 $30.25 Christopher Soukup, CEO Service for the Deaf 30, 78% | 22% | 0% N/A programs for the deaf, such as interpreting 1515 millionmillion million million at 512-494-2544 or jpetters@ 16 2015 and relay services c-s-d.org bizjournals.com. Dec. To improve the quality of life for the residents Austin Community $35.73$35.73 $152.23 $31.41 Mike Nellis, CEO 31, 95% | 4% | 1% N/A of the Austin area and to promote 1616 Foundation 11 millionmillion million million [email protected] austincf.org 2015 philanthropy Sep. To provide rehabilitation, training and 6 $29.94$29.94 $33.3 $24.68 Jerry Mayfield, Executive director WANT TO BE Austin Lighthouse 20 30, 81% | 19% | 0% N/A employment opportunities to the blind and 1717 austinlighthouse.org millionmillion million million [email protected] ON THE LIST? 2015 visually impaired Email Patricia Rogers at National Domestic Aug. Provides one-on-one support to callers and [email protected]. $27.71$27.71 $20.75 $10.07 Katie Ray-Jones, CEO Violence Hotline Inc. 31, 79% | 17% | 5% N/A offers crisis intervention options, direct 1818 millionmillion million million 74 2015 connection to immediate safety and resources thehotline.org Dec. To safeguard the community’s gifts of blood 7 $27.32$27.32 $21.87 $27.11 Marshall Cothran, CEO We Are Blood 14 31, 90% | 10% | 1% N/A and tissue with uncompromising quality and 1199 millionmillion million million [email protected] inyourhands.org 2015 excellence in service Dec. To put Christian principals into practice YMCA of Austin Inc. $25.46$25.46 $44.69 $24.16 James Finck, President/CEO 31, 86% | 13% | 1% 1,183 through programs that build healthy mind, 2200 18 millionmillion million million [email protected] austinymca.org 2015 spirit and body Dec. YMCA of Greater $25.27$25.27 $43.31 $22.74 To build strong kids, strong families and Jeff Andresen, President/CEO 31, 94% | 5% | 1% 1,082 2121 Williamson Co. 17 millionmillion million million strong communities [email protected] ymcagwc.org 2015 June Provide no-cost training, recruitment and Workforce Solutions- $23.26$23.26 $2.19 $23.38 Paul Fletcher, Executive director 30, 97% | 3% | 0% 11 employment services to job seekers and 2222 Rural Capital Area 21 millionmillion million million [email protected] workforcesolutionsrca.com 2015 businesses in the nine-county area BOOKS OF LISTS Dec. Wesleyan Homes Inc. $22.19$22.19 $70.41 $21.68 Operate retirement living and skilled nursing Chris Spence, President 31, 94% | 5% | 1% 437 SPONSORS 2323 19 millionmillion million million homes for the elderly regardless of income [email protected] wesleyanhomes.org 2015 Dec. To care for and support the terminally ill and $21.93$21.93 $13.81 $22.36 Marjorie Mulanax, Executive director Hospice Austin 22 31, 85% | 13% | 2% 249 bereaved in our community with integrity, 2244 millionmillion million million [email protected] hospiceaustin.org 2015 compassion and respect Boy Scouts of Dec. Prepare young people to make ethical and $19.78$19.78 $27.69 $15.72 Jon Yates, Scout executive America Inc. - Capitol 31, 95% | 1% | 4% 59 moral choices by instilling the values of the 2525 millionmillion million million [email protected] Area Council 86 2015 Scout oath and law bsacac.org

1 * Indicates the nonprofit files several 990 documents which are 3 St. David's: List data reflects combined financials from several 990 6 Austin Lighthouse also called Travis Association for the Blind. combined for this list. filings, not just the foundation. 7 We Are Blood fka The Blood and Tissue Center of Central Texas. 2 Baylor S&W: Although based in Temple, the system files 990s at the local 4 Integral Care fka Austin Travis County Integral Care. level. List data includes Round Rock, Taylor and Llano. 5 Upbring fka Lutheran Social Service of the South Inc.

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To improve the health of medically People's Community Dec. 31, $19.12$19.12 $28.78 $18.23 Regina Rogoff, CEO 88% | 9% | 4% 230 underserved and uninsured by providing 2266 Clinic Inc. 15 2015 millionmillion million million austinpcc.org quality, affordable health care $7.2B Longhorn Village 25 Dec. 31, $18.78$18.78 $133.75 $26.03 Continuing care retirement community Deidre Kinsey, CEO 2277 91% | 9% | 0% 220 The combined assets for longhornvillage.com 2015 millionmillion million million (CCRC) the top 100 listmakers. By Presbyterian comparison, last year’s Children's Homes Dec. 31, $18.51$18.51 $135.09 $13.98 Provides residential care and other services to Ed Knight, President listmakers had combined 2288 81% | 10% | 9% N/A and Services 31 2015 millionmillion million million children and families [email protected] assets of $6.7 billion. pchas.org Children’s Advocacy Restore the lives of abused children in Aug. 31, $18.48$18.48 $12.16 $18.4 Joy Hughes Rauls, Executive director Centers of Texas Inc. 97% | 2% | 1% 21 partnership with communities and agencies 2929 2015 millionmillion million million [email protected] ABOUT THE LIST 35 investigating child abuse cactx.org Source: IRS 990 forms, Guidestar website: Aug. 31, $17.57$17.57 $11.54 $17.69 Promote and develop local court-appointed Vicki Spriggs, CEO Texas CASA Inc. 27 95% | 4% | 1% N/A (guidestar.org), ABJ surveys, 3030 texascasa.org 2015 millionmillion million million special advocates programs throughout Texas telephone interviews 2 The Safe Alliance 50 Dec. 31, $17.54$17.54 $24.94 $17.89 To end sexual and domestic violence through Kelly White, CEO and nonprofit websites. 3311 84% | 10% | 5% 350 safeaustin.org 2015 millionmillion million million safety, healing, prevention and social change Information provided by the nonprofits and could not be A World For Children Aug. 31, $17.44$17.44 $4.97 $17.46 To place abused and neglected children into Paul Willis, President 95% | 4% | 0% N/A 3232 24 2015 millionmillion million million quality foster care and adoption [email protected] independently verified by awfc.org the Austin Business Journal. April 30, $17.35$17.35 $3.82 $17.77 Albert Black, Executive director Only 501(c)3 nonprofit Child Inc. 30 90% | 10% | 0% N/A Provides preschool Headstart programs 3333 childinc.org 2015 millionmillion million million [email protected] organizations that are To advance the common good by focusing on headquartered the Austin United Way for June 30, $17.08$17.08 $7.1 $17.53 David Smith, CEO 87% | 3% | 9% 93 three key area: education, financial and area and file 990 tax forms at 3344 Greater Austin 26 2015 millionmillion million million [email protected] unitedwayaustin.org health the local level in are eligible. Residential community offering training, Marbridge June 30, $14.43$14.43 $20.5 $14.26 James Stacey, President 80% | 18% | 3% 262 maximum independence and lifetime care to 3535 Foundation Inc. 33 2015 millionmillion million million [email protected] marbridge.org adults with cognitive challenges To enhance the quality of Jewish life in the 3 December $13.19$13.19 $3.67 $13.38 Daniel Septimus, CEO Beyond the top 25: Shalom Austin 34 91% | 4% | 5% 200 Austin area and globally through charitable, 3636 31, 2015 millionmillion million million [email protected] Subscribers can view shalomaustin.org educational and other endeavors additional companies Texas State Provide lower-income Texans with housing and data online at Aug. 31, $13.16$13.16 $153.17 $11.83 David Long, President Affordable Housing 91% | 7% | 1% 20 finance options; also serve educators, police austinbusinessjournal.com 3377 2015 millionmillion million million [email protected] Corp. 29 officers and fire fighters tsahc.org Sept. 30, $12.81$12.81 $18.43 $10.29 To transition youth and family from crisis to Susan McDowell, CEO LifeWorks 42 75% | 17% | 8% 150 3838 lifeworksaustin.org 2015 millionmillion million million safety and success [email protected] NEED A COPY Georgetown Promote and facilitate the advancement of OF THE LIST? 4 Dec. 31, $12.75$12.75 $58.6 $6.26 Scott Alarcon, CEO Healthcare System* 79% | 21% | 0% 16 affordable, quality health care to Williamson 3939 2015 millionmillion million million [email protected] Interested in obtaining 58 Co. gthf.org a press kit or marketing package to highlight your Central Texas Dec. 31, $12.6$12.6 $3.15 $15.67 Central Texas Medical Center, a full-service, Anthony Stahl, President/CEO ranking? Contact Jon Petters 93% | 7% | 0% 730 4400 Medical Center* 2015 millionmillion million million acute-care hospital system at 512-494-2544 or jpetters@ ctmc.org * bizjournals.com. Opportunities for Provide resources/opportunities for Nov. 30, $11.89$11.89 $12.69 $11.94 Marco Cruz, N/A Williamson & Burnet 90% | 10% | 0% 200 educational growth, economic self- 4411 2015 millionmillion million million [email protected] Counties 37 sufficiency and improved quality of life opportunitiesforwbc.org WANT TO BE Children At Heart Dec. 31, $11.81$11.81 $23.95 $12.13 Breaking the generational cycle of child abuse Todd Roberson, CEO 80% | 3% | 17% 96 ON THE LIST? 4242 Ministries* 51 2015 millionmillion million million and family crisis [email protected] childrenatheartministries.org Email Patricia Rogers at Comprehensive services to the homeless, [email protected]. Sep. 30, $11.72$11.72 $3.65 $11.43 Jo Kathryn Quinn, Executive director Caritas of Austin 39 92% | 2% | 5% N/A working poor and documented refugees to 4343 2015 millionmillion million million [email protected] caritasofaustin.org achieve self-sufficiency Community Action Preschool headstart program, adult Oct. 31, $11.61$11.61 $2.61 $11.54 Carole Belver, Executive director Inc. of Central Texas 93% | 7% | 0% 258 education, community health services, elderly 4444 2013 millionmillion million million [email protected] 44 services communityaction.com Business and marketing initiatives to provide TIBH Industries Inc. Sep. 30, $11.47$11.47 $12.91 $10.92 Fred Weber, President/CEO 97% | 3% | 0% 48 employment opportunities for individuals 4545 38 2015 millionmillion million million tibh.org with disabilities Waller Creek Public/Private partnership with the CoA; Dec. 31, $11.35$11.35 $12 $2.97 steward of Waller Creek to preserve, Peter Mullan, CEO 4646 82% | 7% | 11% N/A Conservancy * 2015 millionmillion million million redevelop and maintain creek, surrounding wallercreek.org parks and community To provide exceptional services so people Easter Seals Central Aug. 31, $11.18$11.18 $2.29 $10.89 Tod Marvin, President/CEO 87% | 9% | 4% 204 with disabilities and their families can fully 4477 Texas 53 2015 millionmillion million million [email protected] easterseals.com/centraltx participate in their communities To bring ideas and information to the 6 Sep. 30, $10.89$10.89 $11.68 $11.39 Bill Stotesbery, President/CEO BOOKS OF LISTS KLRU-TV 43 72% | 12% | 16% 70 community in order to enhance education, 4848 2015 millionmillion million million [email protected] klru.org culture and citizenship SPONSORS The Long Center for State-of-the-art venue for performing arts June 30, $10.75$10.75 $64.35 $11.96 Cory Baker, President/CEO the Performing Arts 84% | 10% | 6% 93 groups; to expand educational opportunities 4949 2015 millionmillion million million [email protected] 54 and contribute to our divers culture thelongcenter.org

Disability Rights Sept. 30, $10.44$10.44 $2.05 $9.98 To protect and advance the legal, human Mary Faithful, Executive director 81% | 19% | 0% N/A 5500 Texas 47 2015 millionmillion million million service rights of people with disabilities disabilityrightstx.org

1 * Indicates the nonprofit files several 990 documents which are is reporting under separate 990 filings for FYE 2015. List information 5 Children at Heart: Also, Don Forrester, President of Tx. Baptist Children's combined for this list. reflects combined financials. Home and STARRY. 2 Safeplace and Austin Children Shelter have combined to create the SAFE 3 Shalom fka Jewish Community Association of Austin. 6 KLRU: Capital of Texas Public Telecommunications Council dba KLRU. Alliance. As of Jan. 1, 2013 the two Austin nonprofits are combined 4 Georgetown Healthcare System: List data reflects combined financials under the LIFT Alliance, a 501(c)3 umbrella organization with a mission from several 990 filings, not just the foundation. to eliminate child, sexual and domestic violence and abuse. Each entity

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Sept. To build girls of courage, confidence and Girl Scouts of $10.34$10.34 $14.16 $9.84 Lynelle McKay, CEO Re-ranked by assets 30, 85% | 8% | 7% 82 character, who make the world a better 5511 Central Texas 41 millionmillion million million [email protected] gsctx.org 2015 place NONPROFIT ASSETS Sep. To help the homebound and other people in Meals on Wheels $10.34$10.34 $8.51 $10.34 Adam Hauser, President/CEO Ascension Seton * $3.3B 2 30, 84% | 8% | 8% 120 need though programs that promote dignity 5522 Central Texas 49 millionmillion million million [email protected] mealsonwheelsandmore.org 2015 and independence St. David's $812.3M May Promoting youth education while preserving $9.85$9.85 $8.16 $9.65 Rob Golding, CEO Foundation* Rodeo Austin 46 31, 88% | 10% | 2% 18 western heritage through livestock show, 5353 rodeoaustin.com millionmillion million million 2015 fair, pro rodeo and other fundraisers Trellis Co. fka TG $632.6M June Provide room/board, therapeutic care for Pegasus Schools Inc. $9.82$9.82 $9.61 Robert Ellis, CEO/Founder 30, $376,675 93% | 7% | 0% N/A abused, neglected, emotionally disturbed Foundation 5544 52 millionmillion million [email protected] $165.1M pegasusschool.net 2015 and adjudicated boys; on-site school Communities Inc.* Salvation Army, Sept. Evangelical outreach providing for basic $9.21$9.21 $1.5 $9.68 Andrew Kelly, Area commander Baylor Scott & Austin Metro Area 30, 82% | 6% | 12% 78 human needs, rehab services and disaster 5555 millionmillion million million [email protected] White Health, Command 48 2015 assistance $164.1M salvationarmyaustin.org Austin/Round Rock Dec. Region Special Olympics $8.74$8.74 $9.22 $9.02 To provide year-round sports training and Suzanne Anderson, Interim President/CEO 31, 85% | 14% | 1% 27 5566 Texas Inc. 59 millionmillion million million competition for people with disabilities sotx.org 2015 Texas State 3 Aug. Affordable Housing $153.2M Any Baby Can Inc. $8.41$8.41 $5.24 $6.07 Serving the youngest, sickest and poorest 31, 87% | 3% | 9% 111 N/A 5577 71 millionmillion million million children in our community and their families Corp. anybabycan.org 2015 June Serve children and adults with special needs Charlene Crump, Executive director/ Austin Community Mary Lee $8.33$8.33 $7.13 $8.13 $152.2M 30, 90% | 10% | 0% N/A developing self-worth and skills to socially Founder Foundation 5588 Foundation 57 millionmillion million million maryleefoundation.org 2015 integrate and contribute to their community [email protected] July To be a catalyst, leading incubator and Presbyterian $7.99$7.99 $13.11 $6.97 Cookie Ruiz, Executive director Ballet Austin Inc. 68 31, 86% | 7% | 7% 207 producer of classically innovative art and Children's Homes $135.1M 5599 balletaustin.org millionmillion million million [email protected] 2015 new talent and Services May Bat Conservation $7.8$7.8 $9.31 $4.37 To protect and restore bats and their Mike Daulton, Executive director 31, 76% | 15% | 9% N/A Longhorn Village $133.7M 6600 International 67 millionmillion million million habitats worldwide and educate people batcon.org 2015 Dec. 4 $7.78$7.78 $2.22 $6.92 To make spay/neuter and preventative vet Amy Mills, CEO Emancipet 77 31, 82% | 14% | 4% 92 6611 millionmillion million million care affordable and accessible to all pets emancipet.org 2015 ABOUT THE LIST Communities In Source: IRS 990 forms, August To surround students with a community of $7.73$7.73 $6.1 $8.29 Suki Steinhauser, CEO Guidestar website: Schools Central 31, 85% | 10% | 5% 150 support, empowering them to stay in school 6262 millionmillion million million [email protected] (guidestar.org), ABJ surveys, Texas Inc. 60 2015 and achieve in life ciscentraltexas.org telephone interviews Aug. Foster artistic education and offer a diverse, and nonprofit websites. $7.65$7.65 $11.24 $7.74 Elisbeth Challener, Managing director ZACH Theatre 62 31, 68% | 25% | 6% 1505 cross-cultural, professional theater 6363 zachtheatre.org millionmillion million million [email protected] Information provided by the 2015 experience for the whole community nonprofits and could not be Boys & Girls Clubs of independently verified by Dec. $7.59$7.59 $4.58 $7.12 Afterschool youth-development programs Misty Potter, CEO Austin and Travis Co. 31, 76% | 20% | 5% 186 the Austin Business Journal. 6644 millionmillion million million for ages 6-18 years old [email protected] Inc. 56 2015 Only 501(c)3 nonprofit bgcaustin.org organizations that are Dec. To develop and educate a broad audience for The Contemporary $7.3$7.3 $22.77 $5.76 Louis Grachos, Executive director headquartered the Austin 31, 78% | 9% | 13% 686 the visual arts of Austin. Venues include 6565 Austin 82 millionmillion million million [email protected] area and file 990 tax forms at 2015 Jones Center, Laguna Gloria, The Art School thecontemporaryaustin.org the local level in are eligible. Aug. Provide youth involvement, training, drug- Workers Assistance $7.19$7.19 $3.17 $7.1 Debra Ellison, Executive director 31, 86% | 14% | 0% 57 free workplace programs and youth 6666 Program Inc. 63 millionmillion million million Beyond the top 25: workersassistance.com 2015 substance prevention and intervention Subscribers can view Dec. Partner with low-income Austin families to Austin Habitat for $7.15$7.15 $32.45 $6.74 Phyllis Snodgrass, CEO additional companies 31, 83% | 9% | 7% 57 build affordable housing and break the cycle 6677 Humanity Inc.* 36 millionmillion million million [email protected] and data online at austinhabitat.org 2015 of poverty austinbusinessjournal.com July Extend-A-Care Inc. $7.03$7.03 $3.57 $6.67 After school and summer day care for 3,500 Joan Altobelli, Executive director 31, 92% | 7% | 1% 392 6688 70 millionmillion million million children from 70 elementary schools [email protected] eackids.org 2015 NEED A COPY OF THE LIST? July To present theater, local performing arts, Austin Theatre $7.01$7.01 $2.13 $7.26 Jim Ritts III, CEO/Executive director 31, 79% | 3% | 18% 54 special events, exhibit films and provide Interested in obtaining 6699 Alliance 64 millionmillion million million [email protected] austintheatre.org 2015 facilities for local performing groups a press kit or marketing Aug. package to highlight your $6.68$6.68 $8.14 $10.99 Provide chemical dependency treatment, Laura Sovine, Executive director Austin Recovery 69 31, 89% | 9% | 2% 75 ranking? Contact Jon Petters 7700 millionmillion million million aftercare and recovery support services [email protected] austinrecovery.org 2015 at 512-494-2544 or jpetters@ To make our public parks, trails and green bizjournals.com. Austin Parks Dec. $6.55$6.55 $5.38 $4.89 spaces better through volunteerism, Colin Wallis, CEO 31, 87% | 5% | 8% 13 7711 Foundation millionmillion million million7 programming, advocacy and financial [email protected] * 2015 austinparks.org support WANT TO BE ON THE LIST? Dec. AIDS Services of $6.37$6.37 $4.16 $6.06 To educate and provide services to people Paul Scott, Executive director 31, 82% | 11% | 7% N/A Email Patricia Rogers at 7722 Austin 65 millionmillion million million affected by HIV and AIDS asaustin.org 2015 [email protected]. Dec. The Livestrong $6.16$6.16 $76.78 $17.47 To inspire and empower people affected by Greg Lee, President 31, 82% | 5% | 13% 29 7733 Foundation 28 millionmillion million million cancer [email protected] livestrong.org 2015 BOOKS OF LISTS Society of St. SPONSORS Vincent de Paul - Sept. Provides financial assistance and in-kind $6.03$6.03 $3.8 $4.65 Roy Gutierrez, Executive director 30, 87% | 11% | 2% 22 services to meet basic needs and disaster 7744 Diocesan Council of millionmillion million million [email protected] Austin 2015 relief (through volunteer home visits) ssvdp.org * Jan. Community-based program designed to Cen-Tex Family $5.92$5.92 $2.08 $5.61 Audrey Jackson, Executive director 31, 91% | 9% | 0% 125 promote healthy development in young 7755 Services Inc. 95 millionmillion million million ctfhs.org 2016 children

1 * Indicates the nonprofit files several 990 documents which are 4 Emancipet and Animal Trustees of Austin merged in January 2016. 6 The Contemporary has 33 full-time staff and 35 part-time. combined for this list. Emancipet will incorporate Animal Trustees of Austin into its operations. 7 Total Expenses: 4,886,962; Expenses minus grants paid 613,525 = 2 Meals on Wheels acquired H.A.N.D. in 2016. Each group has separate Animal Trustees reported revenue of $2.3M for fiscal year ending in 4,273,437 990 filings for 2015. December 2015. 5 3 Any Baby Can: Top executive, Andy Miller, retired October 2017. He ZACH: Sixty employees work year round. Ninety employees are served as President and CEO. His replacement has not been named. temporary part-time hired show-by-show basis.

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June To maintain a therapeutic home for children Helping Hand Home $5.92$5.92 $4.59 $5.95 Ted Keyser, Executive director The next few 30, 81% | 12% | 7% 135 and to restore each child to a health family 7766 for Children Inc. 73 millionmillion million million [email protected] NONPROFIT REVENUE helpinghandhome.org 2015 setting Sep. Provide emergent and nonemergent Breakthrough San Marcos-Hays Co. $5.65$5.65 $3.3 $5.52 David Smith, Chief 30, 83% | 17% | 0% N/A ambulance service to the San Marcos/Hays $2.53M 7777 EMS Inc. 75 millionmillion million million Austin smhcems.com 2015 County area Sep. Provides integrated health care, emergency The Junior League El Buen Samaritano $5.24$5.24 $7.14 $5.28 Iliana Gilman, CEO $2.48M 30, 74% | 22% | 4% 73 food, advocacy, leadership development and of Austin Inc. 7788 79 millionmillion million million [email protected] elbuen.org 2015 basic eduction Sep. Manage ARCH, Austin Resource Center for Animal Trustees of $5.21$5.21 $1.25 $5.2 Mitchell Gibbs, Executive director $2.29M Front Steps Inc. 81 30, 96% | 2% | 2% 80 Homeless, providing shelter, affordable Austin Inc. 7799 millionmillion million million [email protected] frontsteps.org 2015 housing, case management, recuperative care Dec. Finding families for homeless children and Green Doors $2.21M Children of All $5.1$5.1 $22.67 $3.34 Snow Wu, President/CEO 31, 99% | 1% | 0% N/A supporting humanitarian causes for at-risk 8800 Nations 80 millionmillion million million [email protected] Ronald McDonald gwca.org 2015 children worldwide House Charities of $2.20M Sep. $5.03$5.03 $1.52 $4.99 Dedicated to moving low-earning adults into Steve Jackobs, Executive director Capital IDEA Inc. 89 30, 83% | 16% | 1% 25 Central Texas 8811 millionmillion million million high-paying careers [email protected] capitalidea.org 2015 Austin Symphony Big Brothers Big Aug. $4.91$4.91 $2.66 $4.58 To bring the highest quality symphonic music Anthony Corroa, Executive director Sisters of Central $2.14M Orchestra Society 31, 83% | 7% | 7% 18 8822 millionmillion million million and educational programs to Austin [email protected] Texas Inc. Inc. 87 2015 austinsymphony.org Austin Zoo Inc. $2.07M Dec. To eliminate the killing of companion animals Ellen Jefferson, Executive director/ 2 $4.62$4.62 $2.82 $4.43 Austin Pets Alive 98 31, 80% | 10% | 10% 215 in the Austin area through education and Founder 8383 austinpetsalive.org millionmillion million million The Arc of the 2015 programs $2.04M Capital Area Inc. Texas International Aug. Consortium of public universities in Texas $4.42$4.42 $12.49 $4.19 Robin Lerner, President/CEO Education 31, 77% | 23% | 0% 21 developing and implementing international Bastrop County 8844 millionmillion million million $2.03M Consortium 91 2015 education projects Womens Shelter tiec.org Aug. American $4.41$4.41 $5.28 $4.38 Transforming lives of at-risk youth through Parc Smith, CEO 31, 87% | 18% | 3% N/A 8585 YouthWorks 76 millionmillion million million education, service and green jobs training [email protected] americanyouthworks.org 2015 ABOUT THE LIST Dec. Kent Herring, CEO/Director of in-home Source: IRS 990 forms, Family Eldercare Inc. $4.35$4.35 $2.25 $4.25 Provides essential services to seniors, adults 31, 75% | 18% | 8% N/A care Guidestar website: 8866 92 millionmillion million million with disabilities and caregivers familyeldercare.org 2015 [email protected] (guidestar.org), ABJ surveys, Sep. To create innovative learning experiences that telephone interviews $4.22$4.22 $22.61 $5.03 Trish Young Brown, CEO Thinkery 83 30, 71% | 10% | 19% 135 equip and inspire the next generation of and nonprofit websites. 8877 austinkids.org millionmillion million million 2015 creative problem solvers Information provided by the May Residential treatment, group homes, foster The Settlement Home $4.17$4.17 $5.58 $4.79 Darcie DeShazo, Executive director nonprofits and could not be 31, 93% | 4% | 3% 83 families and adoption for abused and 8888 for Children 84 millionmillion million million [email protected] independently verified by settlementhome.org 2015 neglected children the Austin Business Journal. May Gretchen Flatau, Interim executive $3.76$3.76 $16.97 $3.9 Provide affordable housing to students Only 501(c)3 nonprofit College Houses 94 31, 81% | 19% | 0% 8 director 8899 millionmillion million million attending local colleges and universities organizations that are collegehouses.org 2015 [email protected] headquartered the Austin June To provide operatic performances and $3.75$3.75 $4.44 $3.69 Annie Burridge, CEO/General director area and file 990 tax forms at Austin Lyric Opera 30, 74% | 16% | 9% 14 educational experiences that enrich the 9090 * millionmillion million million [email protected] austinlyricopera.org 2015 quality of life for the community the local level in are eligible.

Dec. To reduce trauma to children during the Center for Child $3.75$3.75 $9.44 $3.94 Michael Torres, Executive director 31, 93% | 2% | 5% 70 investigation and prosecution of child abuse 9191 Protection 98 millionmillion million million [email protected] centerforchildprotection.org 2015 cases Beyond the top 25: Aug. To grow the local film industry, facilitate Subscribers can view $3.74$3.74 $2.46 $3.25 Rebecca Campbell, CEO Austin Film Society 31, 88% | 6% | 7% 60 artist learning/peer support and promote additional companies 9292 * millionmillion million million austinfilm.org 2015 Austin as venue for TV shows and movies and data online at Aug. To promote safe, health relationships by austinbusinessjournal.com Texas Council on $3.57$3.57 $7.61 $3.37 Gloria Terry, CEO 31, 86% | 14% | 0% 30 supporting service providers, facilitating 9933 Family Violence 40 millionmillion million million [email protected] tcfv.org 2015 prevention, creating opportunities NEED A COPY OF THE LIST? ATI SecureDocs fka Dec. A secure document destruction company $3.54$3.54 $3.47 Andrew Cole, President 31, $914,381 88% | 35 dedicated to employing Central Texans with Interested in obtaining 9944 Austin Task Inc. 101 millionmillion million austintask.com 2015 disabilities a press kit or marketing Make-A-Wish package to highlight your Aug. ranking? Contact Jon Petters $3.5$3.5 $2.23 $4.27 Grants wishes of children with life- Kathrin Brewer, President/CEO Foundation of Central 31, 79% | 7% | 15% 12 9595 millionmillion million million threatening medical conditions at 512-494-2544 or jpetters@ & South Texas 2015 cstx.wish.org * bizjournals.com. Helping the Aging, Dec. Enhancing dignity and independence for the $3.15$3.15 $3.51 Marsha Wier, Executive director WANT TO BE Needy and Disabled 31, $386,550 78% | 20% | 2% 120 elderly and disabled by providing 9696 3 millionmillion million [email protected] ON THE LIST? Inc. (H.A.N.D.) 100 2015 compassionate, quality care ealsonwheelscentraltexas.org Email Patricia Rogers at To empower low-income individuals and [email protected]. Dec. $2.99$2.99 $3.33 $2.95 promote dignity, self-reliance by meeting Julie Ballesteros, Executive director Manos De Cristo 31, 85% | 6% | 9% 35 9977 * millionmillion million million basic needs, including educational [email protected] manosdecristo.org 2015 development BOOKS OF LISTS Create economic opportunity/financial Dec. $2.89$2.89 $19.81 $3.23 stability for underserved people by providing Gary Lindner, President/CEO SPONSORS PeopleFund 31, 83% | 12% | 5% N/A 9988 * millionmillion million million access to capital, education and resources to [email protected] peoplefund.org 2015 build healthy businesses Dec. Provide workforce development as a gateway $2.77$2.77 $2.83 Kevin Brackmeyer, Executive director Skillpoint Alliance 31, $668,261 89% | 8% | 4% N/A for people to transform their lives through 9999 * millionmillion million [email protected] skillpointalliance.org 2015 skills-based training and education Dec. $2.65$2.65 $3.96 $1.93 Provides prescribed, pasteurized donor human Kim Updegrove, Executive director Mother's Milk Bank 31, 90% | 6% | 4% 24 100100 * millionmillion million million milk [email protected] milkbank.org 2017

1 * Indicates the nonprofit files several 990 documents which are 2 Austin Pets Alive runs the Town Lake Animal Center. 3 H.A.N.D. is now a division of Meals on Wheels as of June 2016. Each combined for this list. group has separate 990 filings for 2015 and is listed separately.

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Contact [email protected] for more information. NOVEMBER 3, 2017 B13

CREATING FIRST-GENERATION COLLEGE GRADUATES BUILDING FUTURE COMMUNITY LEADERS

THE HARD REALITY OF CENTRAL TEXAS OUR STUDENTS SUCCEED Only 11% of high school graduates from low-income communities go on to earn a post-secondary degree of OF BREAKTHROUGH STUDENTS any kind. But nearly two-thirds of new jobs in Central GRADUATE FROM HIGH Texas require a post-secondary degree. SCHOOL ON TIME

COMBATING THE TREND OF BREAKTHROUGH STUDENTS Breakthrough makes a 12-year commitment, starting in ENROLL DIRECTLY IN COLLEGE, middle school, to help children become the first in their COMPARED TO 46% OF FELLOW families to graduate from college. And our program FIRST-GENERATION works. COLLEGE GOERS.

THE BREAKTHROUGH EXPERIENCE BREAKTHROUGH STUDENTS ARE GRADUATING FROM COLLEGE AT NEARLY Focusing on a combination of extended learning, comprehensive advising, and leadership experiences, Breakthrough helps students prepare for, persist through, 5X THE RATE OF SIMILAR PEERS and, ultimately, graduate from college.

WHAT YOUR SUPPORT MEANS Helping motivated children from low-income neighborhoods go on to become college-educated members of the Central Texas workforce.

LEARN MORE AT Breakthroughctx.org/CorporatePartnerships

BREAKTHROUGH IS PROUD TO PARTNER WITH OUR CORPORATE COMMUNITY: B14 AUSTIN BUSINESS JOURNAL

Center for Child Protection 8509 FM 969, Bldg. 2 | Austin, TX 78724 | 512.472.1164 | www.CenterforChildProtection.org

R SNAPSHOTS R MISSION AND IMPACT STATEMENT

As a member of the Travis County Child Protection Team, the Center for Child Protection’s mission is to reduce the trauma for children during the investigation and prosecution of crimes against children.

R PROGRAMS, SERVICES, GOALS

The Center for Child Protection is a nationally accredited children’s advocacy center and the only nonprofit in Travis County involved in the investigation and prosecution of crimes against children. The Center is the first stop for children in Travis County who are suspected victims of sexual abuse, physical abuse and for children who have witnessed a violent crime. The Center is a child-friendly, specially-equipped facility where children go for recorded forensic interviews, medical exams, counseling and intervention. All services are provided to children and their protective caregivers free of charge and are available in English and Spanish. In 2016, the Center conducted forensic interviews for 1,235 children, provided 5,297 services to children and 5,008 services to adults. Winners of the 10th Anniversary Dancing with the Stars Austin. R FUNDRAISING EVENTS

LUXURY CAR RAFFLE members with professional dancers for the NFL Alumni Golf Classic, sponsored by Drawing Held on December 2, 2017 a night of competition and exhilarating KB Home, to support Travis County child Lexus of Austin & Lakeway presents the entertainment. abuse victims. 26th annual Luxury Car Raffle supporting Travis County children. By purchasing a RIDE. DRIVE. GIVE. POKER TOURNAMENT $100 ticket, you are not only guaranteed March 29, 2018, Circuit of The Americas May 4, 2018, Lakeway Resort & Spa a 1 in 2,500 chance to win a new 2017 Fast cars and philanthropy make this one Mingle with NFL Alumni and go head-to- Lexus RX 350, you are giving a child who of Austin’s most unique and exhilarating head to compete for the Poker Tournament has suffered from the trauma of abuse a fundraising events. Experience the Champion title. Appetizers, beverages chance for healing. Winning tickets are thrills of the race track as you navigate and surprises provided throughout the announced at Dancing with the Stars your personal car and master the track’s evening. Funds raised to benefit young Austin. Raffle ticket purchase does not challenging turns before experiencing the victims of abuse in Travis County. include entry into event, and winners need excitement of driving one of the world’s not be present to win. most exclusive cars, all while benefiting PLAYBINGO LADIES LUNCHEON Ride.Drive.Give. at Circuit of The Americas the Center for Child Protection. October 2018, Hilton Austin DANCING WITH THE STARS AUSTIN The Friends of Christopher Guild and December 2, 2017, JW Marriott NFL ALUMNI CARING FOR KIDS Lexus of Austin & Lakeway proudly present With a new decade of dance reimagined, BANQUET & GOLF CLASSIC PlayBingo Ladies Luncheon, a unique R BOARD OF join the Center for Child Protection at May 3 & 4, 2018, Lakeway Resort & Spa Austin event that brings approximately TRUSTEES/DIRECTORS the 11th annual Dancing with the Stars and The Hills of Lakeway 1,000 women together for a common Austin, benefiting young victims of abuse NFL legends team up at the Caring for Kids cause – child abuse – and a common love in Travis County. This extraordinary event, Banquet, sponsored by Lexus of Austin & – BINGO! EXECUTIVE BOARD OFFICERS presented by Lexus of Austin & Lakeway, Lakeway, to honor our Person of the Year, Tama Williamson, President pairs prominent Austin community followed the next day by a day of golf at Sam Butterworth, Vice President Kristin Salyer, Treasurer Dean Leipsner, Secretary R CORPORATE GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Steve Harvey, Immediate Past President Corporate Partners help lay the philanthropic foundation of our community. Our Partners have the opportunity to customize sponsorship packages that fit their mission and create social good within their company and beyond. The Center is honored to have COMMUNITY BOARD the support of the following companies who are dedicated to creating a community where children feel safe and loved. Amy Beard Andy Black Allen Financial Services | Autocraft Bodywerks | Bartlett’s | CLS Partners | Comerica Bank | Higher State Technology | Paul Carrozza Kasasa | Lexus of Austin & Lakeway | Maxwell Locke & Ritter | Wunderman Marc Collier Ryan Dennison Support Our Services. The Center for Child Protection provides forensic, therapy and medical services to children and their protective Shayla Galvan families, all free of charge. Help secure services for the families we serve. Jennifer Kennedy Susan Klusmann Sponsor Drives. Hold a workplace drive to collect items for Birthday Boxes, Lift Kits, Coping Kits or the Center’s Kid’s Closet. Daniel Kozmetsky Gabriel Krajicek Raise Awareness. Help the Center for Child Protection raise child abuse awareness and educate the Austin community on how to spot Cassie LaMere the signs of abuse and how to report it. Anna Lee Luisa Mauro Educate. The Center for Child Protection offers educational opportunities to professionals on identification, reporting and prevention of Carol Meyer child abuse and neglect. Sponsor a public training or schedule one for your company based on your needs. Scott O’Brien Maria Orozova Support Our Team. The Center is a member of the Travis County Child Protection Team, which consists of law enforcement, Dell Jeanne Parker Children’s Medical Center, the District Attorney’s Office and Child Protective Services. Provide the Team with continuing education Gerald Poe opportunities and more throughout the year. Rebecca Rooney Lesa Rossick Sponsor an Event. From a golf tournament to a gala or bingo, the Center has many opportunities for event sponsorships. William Rossick Karen Shultz Travis Siebeneicher Vicki Tatelman Monique Threadgill Most abused children do not talk about their abuse or tell anyone what is happening. To learn the signs of abuse and how to prevent Stacy Wilkins abuse from happening, please visit www.SpotItStopIt.org. If you know or suspect a child is being abused, call 1.800. 252.5400. If the situation is an emergency, call 9-1-1. NOVEMBER 3, 2017 B15

IT TAKES A VILLAGE (to protect a child from abuse)

1 in 10 children will be sexually abused before their 18th birthday. The Center for Child Protection believes that it takes every person working together to help protect the children in our community.

Our Corporate Partners help lay the philanthropic foundation of the Center and our village. The awareness raised by each partner reaches a vast audience in the Austin area and positively affects every child and family that walks through our doors.

OUR CORPORATE PARTNERS ARE THE: Volunteers who give their time and talent. Innovative fundraisers who support children year round. Leaders who institute a company culture ready for action. Listeners who support child abuse victims and their families. Advocates who create change in our community. G oodwill ambassadors who promote positivity. Everyday activists raising awareness of child abuse prevention. B16 AUSTIN BUSINESS JOURNAL

United Way for Greater Austin 2000 E. MLK Jr. Blvd. | Austin, TX 78702 | 512.472.6267 | [email protected] | unitedwayaustin.org

R SNAPSHOTS R MISSION AND IMPACT STATEMENT

OUR VISION A thriving community for all.

OUR MISSION UWATX brings people, ideas, and resources together to fight poverty in our community.

R PROGRAMS, SERVICES, GOALS

In our fight to end poverty in Austin, UWATX serves as a thought leader and convener of stakeholders focused on solving systemic unmet needs in the community. We drive impact by partnering with and investing in efforts to address the immediate needs of families in poverty while also leading efforts to address long-term community change. • Success By 6 – Creating a future in which all children in our community enter kindergarten healthy, happy and ready to succeed in school and life. • 2-Gen – Supporting entire families to break the cycle of intergenerational poverty through programs and collaborations specifically targeted at children and their parents. • 2-1-1 Navigation Center – Connecting individuals to health care and community resources available to the community. • Community Investment Grants – Funding critical community partners to work towards a common goal and amplify our collective impact. • Hands on Central Texas – Helping everyone become a philanthropist by inspiring, mobilizing and equipping volunteers to create change in our community.

Key Program Statistics • 26% of children from low-income families in Travis County are ready for school, but 90% of the children who participate in Success By 6 programs are developmentally on track to be ready for school. • In the past year, more than 300 individuals have received financial education through the UWATX Learn Where You Earn Program. • 2-1-1 provides up-to-date, comprehensive information more than 30,000 resources statewide, including housing, food, childcare, health care, mental health/substance abuse, employment, education, senior, veteran and disaster services. • 2-1-1 assisted more than 400,000 callers affected by Hurricane Harvey by connecting them to evacuation, shelter, food, search and rescue, disaster benefits, public disaster benefits and on-going assistance. • UWATX’s Hands On Central Texas engaged 6,000 volunteers for a total of 21,000 service hours. They partnered with 26 schools, 296 nonprofit agencies and 94 businesses.

R UWATX BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jon Armstrong Tamara Atkinson, Workforce Solutions Capital Area Mason Ayer, Kerbey Lane Café Jeremiah Bentley, Texas Mutual Insurance Company Judy Donigan, 3M Kathleen Farlow, Deloitte Jennifer Foster, Open Lending Myndi Garrett Shafeeqa Giarratani, Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C. Patrick Hadlock, Boston Consulting Group Dr. Philip Huang, Austin Public Health (City of Austin) Aletha Huston, University of Texas (retired) Bobby Jenkins, ABC Home and Commercial Services Shawn Kotoske, Public Consulting Group Heather Ladage, Austin Business Journal Rodney Northern, Sanders\Wingo Rina Patel Jennifer Poppe, Vinson & Elkins, LLP Malini Rajput, JPMorgan Chase & Company Dr. Richard Rhodes, Austin Community College David C. Smith, United Way for Greater Austin Mark Strama, Google Fiber Jeff Thomas, H-E-B

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makes Austin greater

Kerbey Lane Cafe also makes frequent monetary donations to United Way as an organization, donating proceeds from all stores on their company anniversary and sponsoring United Way’s Spring & Fall Days of Caring. In 2017, Kerbey Lane presented United Way with a check for $55,379 representing the proceeds from their Team Member Giving Campaign and 37th Anniversary Celebration. %% of people 79prefer to work for a 79SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE COMPANY*

Volunteerism is highly valued at Kerbey Lane Cafe – team members volunteer monthly to lend a hand at various United Way sponsored events.

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In 2017, Kerbey Lane Cafe Team Members pledged to donate nearly $37,000 from their own paychecks to United Way.

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Philanthropy makes a difference for families every day at Baylor Scott & White Health.

Baylor Scott & White Health is the largest not-for-profit healthcare system in Texas. Your 29 29 Georgetown gifts can help us bring the right care to the right place Leander 183 35 130 Taylor at the right time for our patients through state-of-the- Round 79 art facilities, equipment, and enhanced patient care. Rock Hutto Cedar Park

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$3.97 million donated by Baylor Scott & White Kyle employees in Central Texas since 2014

To learn about how you can make a difference in the health care of your friends and neighbors, contact our Austin area foundation team: Chris Beck, 512-654-1301 | Stephen Maher, 512-218-6393

Physicians provide clinical services as members of the medical staff at one of Baylor Scott & White Health’s subsidiary, community or affiliated medical centers and do not provide clinical services as employees or agents of those medical centers, Baylor Health Care System, Scott & White Healthcare or Baylor Scott & White Health. © 2017 Baylor Scott & White - Central Texas Foundation NOVEMBER 3, 2017 B19

HEALTH ALLIANCE FOR AUSTIN MUSICIANS

What would the Live Music Capital of the World be without musicians? THAT’S WHERE YOU COME IN. It’s time for Austin to stand up and support our musicians who keep the music going.

Recognizing how difﬁ cult it was for many working musicians to have access to affordable healthcare, the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians (HAAM) was formed. Since 2005, HAAM has helped over 4,400 musicians access more than $44M in healthcare services. Your support can help us continue this crucial work.

Programs and Services Corporate Giving Opportunities BOARD OF DIRECTORS Austin is the “Live Music Capital of the World,” yet many Event Sponsorship: Keith Donahoe, Board Chair – Frost Bank professional, working musicians don’t earn enough money to • Join the Development Council Chris Adams – Maxwell, Locke & Ritter, LLC access affordable healthcare services and struggle with day-to- • HAAM Beneﬁ t Day (annually in the Fall; ranges Marcia Ball – The Marcia Ball Band day living costs, which are steadily increasing. With access to $2,500 to $25,000) Emmett Beliveau – C3 Presents HAAM services, our members can rest easy knowing mounting • Corporate Battle of the Bands (annually in the Ray Benson – Asleep at the Wheel medical bills (the number one cause of personal bankruptcy Spring) Olga Campos Benz – Milton Verret in America) is not something they have to fear. HAAM’s unique • Host an event to support HAAM Keith Carmichael – Marsh & McLennan collaborative model with Seton Healthcare Family, Central • Volunteers needed throughout the year Scott Gillmore – Emmis Austin Radio Health, Foundation Communities, St. David’s Foundation, Capital Kate Henderson – Seton Family of Hospitals Programmatic Sponsorship: Area Dental Foundation, SIMS Foundation, Estes Audiology and Lisa Hickey – Panacea Collection • Project HEAR ($28,000) CommUnity Care brings affordable, quality healthcare to Austin’s Stephen Jeffrey – Broadway Bank • Project SEE ($15,000) low-income, working musicians. You can feel good about your John T. Kunz – Waterloo Records and Video Inc. • Sponsor a Musician (ranges $1,000-$5,000) donation, as every dollar donated is leveraged into $7 of direct Heather Ladage – Austin Business Journal • Technology Sponsor (ranges $10,000-$25,000) healthcare services through our Afﬁ liate Service Providers. HAAM Matthew Long – Cayetano Development, LLC • Medical Outreach Screening Sponsorship supports our city’s cultural heritage of live music and the economic Earl Maxwell – St. David’s Foundation (ranges $5,000-$10,000) engine that attracts millions of visitors to Austin each year. Nikelle Meade – Husch Blackwell, LLP Diana Resnik – Resnik Consulting Our mission is to provide access to affordable healthcare Catherine Robb – Haynes & Boone, LLP Alison Silverstein – Alison Silverstein Consulting for Austin’s low income, working musicians, with a focus on Tim Taylor – Jackson Walker, LLP prevention and wellness. Richard Topfer – Topfer Family Foundation, Castletop Capital We’re keeping music in Austin alive & well. Edward Safady, Emeritus Robin Shivers, Founding Chair (1956-2009) myhaam.org Reenie Collins, Executive Director

For more information, please contact Reenie Collins (Executive Director) or Rachel Blair (Chief Operating Ofﬁ cer) at 512-541-HAAM (4226). B20 AUSTIN BUSINESS JOURNAL

R SNAPSHOTS R MISSION AND IMPACT STATEMENT

The mission of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Texas (RMHC CTX) is to create, find and support programs that directly improve the health and well-being of children and families. RMHC CTX has supported thousands of families through four programs: Ronald McDonald House®, Ronald McDonald Family Rooms®, Healing Hearts and Happy Wheels Carts.

In 2016, we served 2,470 families by providing 10,488 room nights at the Ronald McDonald House and Ronald McDonald Family Rooms, saving them an estimated $2.4 million in food and lodging expenses.

R PROGRAMS, SERVICES, GOALS

RMHC CTX keep families close to the care their sick children need. Our programs ensure families have access to quality healthcare and can stay together during treatment without having to worry about the financial costs of lodging and food. The 30-guest suite Ronald McDonald House supports families that have children receiving treatment at any Austin-area hospital or medical facility and live at least 25 miles or more away from the House. Our “home-away-from-home” is open year-round, 24 hours a day and supports our families’ basic needs so they can focus on their children.

When a family walks into a Ronald McDonald Family Room, we want them to forget they’re in a hospital. RMHC CTX has five Ronald McDonald Family Rooms located within Central Texas hospitals to support families with children in the neonatal or pediatric intensive care units. Family Rooms are a refuge from the hospital environment and provide families an opportunity to rest while remaining close to their children. The nurturing spaces have living rooms, sleep rooms, kitchens with snacks and drinks, laundry facilities, bathrooms, and Internet access. There are no geographical restrictions to use the Family Room. Designed to stroll the hospital hallways, the Happy Wheels Carts provide complimentary juice, snacks, small toys and books to help families as they wait by their children’s bedside. The carts are manned by volunteers at three Bryan/College Station hospitals and two Austin hospitals. Families who tragically lose children are supported through our Healing Hearts program which provides burial assistance and bereavement support programs with licensed counselors in Austin and Brazos Valley.

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29TH ANNUAL BANDANA BALL RED SHOE LUNCHEON SPORTING CLAY CLASSIC April 7, 2018 – 6 PM to 11 PM September 2018 – 11:45 to 1 PM October 2018 – 12:30 PM to 7 PM Wild Onion Ranch, 12112 Old San Antonio Brazos Hall, 204 E. 4th Street, Austin, TX Texas Disposal Systems Exotic Game Road, Austin, TX Contact: Emily Franke (512) 628-5935; Ranch, 11508 Carl Road, Buda, TX Contact: Emily Franke (512) 628-5935; [email protected] Contact: Emily Franke (512) 628-5935; [email protected] [email protected] The Red Shoe Luncheon is a The 29th Annual Bandana Ball is a casual, complimentary luncheon designed to The Sporting Clay Classic is an outdoor sophisticated western-themed event to introduce RMHC CTX to new friends, The enthusiast’s dream day of friendly support the children and families of RMHC event features family testimonials as well competition, games and awards. The event R CORPORATE GIVING CTX. Guests enjoy signature cocktails, as an overview on RMHC CTX programs includes food, beverages, camaraderie, OPPORTUNITIES live music and an array of western infused and support services. The suggested attire awards ceremony and dinner where the activities including a boot shining station, is red shoes. For more information, visit annual Men with Caring Hearts award wine toss, photos with genuine longhorns rmhc-ctx.org/all-events. is presented to a RMHC CTX supporter. Corporate partners can play a key role and much more. A silent auction featuring Guests can participate individually, join in helping families stay close to their an array of items and a high-spirited live a team or form a team of five. For more critically ill or injured children and the auction add to this festive event. For more information, visit rmhc-ctx.org/all-events. care they need. Co-workers can come information, visit rmhc-ctx.org/all-events. together and provide support in a variety of ways: R RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES OF CENTRAL TEXAS - BOARD OF DIRECTORS R Prepare a meal for Ronald McDonald House families OFFICERS BG Joe E. Ramirez, Jr. – Commandant of Cadets, Texas A&M R Donate a meal at a Ronald McDonald Kim Rose, President – Vice President, Finance, Kendra Scott University Family Room Ryan Meyer, Treasurer - Vice President of Corporate Banking, Becki Russell – Owner/Operator, McDonald’s R Donate items for our Happy Wheels Frost Bank Dr. Mark Shen – Senior Vice President of Network Development, Carts Stacy Garcia, Secretary - Covidien Sales and Marketing Ascension Texas R Deep clean the Ronald McDonald Marian Wu, Immediate Past President – Senior Vice President & Robert Shaver – Community Volunteer House Chief Legal Officer, St. David’s Healthcare Anne Smalling – President, HM International LLC R Adopt a Ronald McDonald House Guest Jeanie Smith – Owner/Operator, McDonald’s Room, Family Room or Happy Wheels BOARD MEMBERS Earl Wurzbach – Retired Owner/Operator, McDonald’s Cart Bobby Boenigk - Entrepreneur R Join a RMHC CTX special event Jennifer Bowden – Community Volunteer Carolyn Schwarz, Ex-Officio committee JoAnn Dalrymple – Arbitrator/Mediator, Dalrymple ADR Danny Baker, Emeritus R Host a Wish List Drive to gather much Bonnie Denny – Community Volunteer Carol Crowley, Emeritus needed items Thomas Fowler – Vice President of Central Engineering, Silicon Mary Love Henderson, Emeritus R Host a fundraising event on our behalf Labs Hal Leverson, Emeritus, In Memoriam R Be an event sponsor Tam Hawkins – President & CEO, Greater Austin Black Chamber of Denny Meyer, Emeritus, In Memoriam R Host a holiday party for our families Commerce Karen Teel, MD, Emeritus Dr. Sujit Iyer – Associate Director of Pediatric Emergency Vivian Todd, Emeritus, In Memoriam Medicine, Dell Children’s Medical Center Elizabeth Williams, Emeritus R SPONSORED BY Patrick Ley – Brokerage Principal/Office Specialist, ECR Tomi Winstead, Emeritus Tala Matchett – Director of Business Development, Hoar Construction Jordan Mullins – Litigation Partner, McGinnis Lochridge NOVEMBER 3, 2017 B21 B22 AUSTIN BUSINESS JOURNAL

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Texas 4800 Manor Road, Building K | Austin, TX | 512-472-5437 | [email protected] | www.BigMentoring.org

R SNAPSHOTS R MISSION AND IMPACT STATEMENT

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Texas (BBBS) exists to help children succeed in life. We do this by pairing children ages 6-16 with caring adults who serve as mentors, advocates, resources and guides. Our proven model of one-to-one mentoring helps kids build the skills and capacities that lead to lifelong success.

R PROGRAMS, SERVICES, GOALS

BBBS creates and supports strong and caring relationships between adult volunteers (Bigs) and children (Littles) that change kids’ lives for the better, forever. Volunteers in the BBBS mentoring program commit to meeting with their Little 3-4 times per month for a minimum of one year.

BBBS serves hundreds of children in Travis, Williamson and Hays counties on any given day. Last year, more than 95% of the children served by BBBS intended to finish high school and 98% of them improved or maintained their grades. To achieve these outcomes, volunteers donated over 55,000 hours of their time and staff conducted 6,892 interactions with program participants. In 2016, BBBS also awarded $375,000 in new college scholarships to Littles as part of the agency’s Scholarship Program.

The impacts of our program are great, but the need is even greater. For every child we serve there is another on our waiting list longing to be matched with a caring mentor of their own. With your help, we can provide more children with the opportunities for success that they so richly deserve.

R FUNDRAISING EVENTS

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS’ BOWL FOR KIDS BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS’ ICE BALL GALA April 27 & 28, 2018 Saturday, August 25, 2018 at 6:00 pm Highland Lanes, 8909 Burnet Rd., Austin, TX Fairmont Austin, Austin, TX Afternoon and evening timeslots available Tickets: Individual $250 Sponsorships $3,500 and up $125 per bowler; Teams of 6 pledge to raise $750 Get tickets or reserve your table at www.AustinIceBall.org

Big Brothers Big Sisters’ Bowl for Kids is a signature fundraising Join Big Brothers Big Sisters for the brightest gem of Austin’s event that has been supporting Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central charity events, the Ice Ball, featuring hors d’oeuvres, seated Texas for 30+ years. Together, with corporate sponsors and dinner, icy cocktails, live auction and entertainment. Come spend bowlers like you, nearly 1,000 bowlers raise money for BBBS and an evening that makes a lifetime of difference for a child. Learn are invited to enjoy a weekend of free bowling, along with food, more at www.AustinIceBall.org. drinks, event t-shirt and more.

R CORPORATE GIVING OPPORTUNITIES

Corporate Sponsorships: BBBS is a donor-supported organization. Funds raised locally support programming and operations at the local level. Our program is a great investment with a proven return. Becoming a corporate or event sponsor is a great way to make a difference in the lives of children and families in our community.

For more information about fundraising events or corporate opportunities contact Patty Morton, Special Events Manager, at [email protected] or 512-807-3615.

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EXECUTIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, 2017 ADVISORY COUNCIL, 2017

Blake Absher Darrell Bazzell Dave Alben Kyndel Bennett Joey Alcorta Clayton Christopher Jamie Avila Hector De Leon Carlos Barbosa, Board Chair Chris Ellis R SPONSORED BY Bill Blackstone Gary Farmer Becky Bonham Kerry Hall Nad Elias Amy Jones Heather Granato Nyle Maxwell Lonzo Jackson III Dr. Colette Pierce Burnette April Justice Dick Rathgeber Mark Ramseur, Past Chair Dr. Joanne Smith David Rappold Lawrence Speck Evan Spaulding Carl Stuart Jared Toren Tom Taylor NOVEMBER 3, 2017 B23

Children are the business leaders of tomorrow. We’re committed to supporting them today.

At RSM, we’re committed to giving back to the local communities where we live and work. Today, we’re proud to support Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Texas. They’re helping develop the business leaders of tomorrow. And that’s a tremendous value to our community.

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RSM US LLP is the U.S. member firm of RSM International, a global network of independent audit, tax and consulting firms. Visit rsmus.com/aboutus for more information regarding RSM US LLP and RSM International. B24 AUSTIN BUSINESS JOURNAL

WHEN WE WALK CANCER RUNS The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society has committed up to $1 million to provide direct support to blood cancer patients in areas impacted by recent hurricanes to help with travel to treatment centers and doctor appointments, to replace medications lost due to storm damage, and other needs directly related to the hurricane. Your support of programs like the Light The Night Walk funds this emergency relief.

2017 Austin Light The Night Walk Saturday, November 18, 2017 starting at 5 pm at Circuit of the Americas

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Round Rock Area Serving Center 1099 E. Main Street | Round Rock, TX 78664 | 512-244-2431 | rrasc.org

R MISSION STATEMENT

The Round Rock Area Serving Center, a Texas R SNAPSHOTS non-profit corporation, also known as the Serving Center, carries out a community-wide mission of churches, other organizations and individuals serving human needs in the City of Round Rock and surrounding areas.

R PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

Services provided include a food pantry, Keep Round Rock Warm, clothing & furniture vouchers, Computers for Kids, community gardens, The Volunteer Center, adult computer classes in English & Spanish, a charity resale store, and financial assistance for utilities, rent, prescriptions, transportation, and temporary lodging.

In 2016, the Serving Center assisted a total of 45,993 under-privileged, low-income people and families-in-crisis from 11,921 households with food and financial assistance. The food pantry filled a total of 11,044 food vouchers, and 6,751 households were served from Fresh Food for Families. A total of $817,002 was spent on client services, and $121,381 was given in clothing and furniture vouchers. The Serving Center is a partner agency of the Central Texas Food Bank. The Serving Center assists 1,100 households every month.

The Serving Center is primarily staffed by 250 volunteers and 6.5 paid staff. Volunteer opportunities include food pantry, social work case management, cashiering, thrift store, gardening, truck driving, and computer refurbishing.

Treasures Charity Resale Shop & Boutique is an upscale clothing and furniture thrift store that is open to the public. Clients shop with vouchers for clothing and furniture. Revenue from the sales supports the social service programs. Donations of clothing, household goods, furniture, and appliances are needed. For furniture pick up, call 512-244-2431.

R FUNDRAISING EVENTS

Karamu: August; annual event with international themed food and music, dinner, auctions, and entertainment; supports food pantry and social service programs.

Empty Bowls Festival: April 14, 2018; soup luncheon with hand-crafted ceramic bowls made by elementary art students; collaboration of Round Rock ISD, Round Rock Arts Council, and Round Rock Serving Center; supports food pantry.

R 2017-2018 BOARD Community-Wide Food Drive: November 1– November 10th; annual drive; collection boxes located throughout Round Rock ISD and community businesses; supports food pantry. OF DIRECTORS

Stacie Bryan Art Cardenas Cady Clark R CORPORATE GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Mark Dankis Laura Fragoso Event Sponsorship Mike Freeman R Karamu (Range $1,000 to $10,000) Marty Gibson R Keep Round Rock Warm (Range $500 to $10,000) George Keller Tim Kriegel Program Sponsorship Mollie McGuire R Food pantry (Range $1,000 to $25,000) Tony Pitts R Computers for Kids (Range $1,000 to $5,000) Greg Rabaey R Utility Assistance (Range $5,000 to $25,000) Lori Scott R Housing Assistance (Range $5,000 to $25,000) Bryant Smith Donna Taylor

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Parent Information College Preparatory PK4 - 8th Grade Faith Formation Sessions Available Leadership | STEM PARENT INFORMATION SESSIONS AVAILABLE

Student-led Ministry Register online! Register today Service Programs Athletics | Fine Arts Academic Excellence • Award Winning Robotics & Theater Arts Spiritual Formation • K-8 Foreign Language Visit our campus, see the difference.

Please remember St. Dominic Savio Catholic High School in your planned giving…. The Discover ways to give, visit lives that are touched at St. Dominic Savio Catholic High School, and the potential they holyfamilycs.org/support hold, can be your legacy. Please contact the Development Office - saviochs.org/giving

512-388-8826 | 9300 Neenah Ave. Austin TX 78717 | saviochs.org NW Austin: 9400 Neenah Avenue, 512-246-4455 NOVEMBER 3, 2017 B27

OUR MISSION Inspired by the power of the arts to change lives, the Austin Theatre Alliance strives to engage all Central Texans through extraordinary live performances and films, to ignite the intellect and imagination of our youth, and to ensure the preservation of the crown jewels of downtown Austin.

CORPORATE Located in the heart of MEMBERSHIPS downtown Austin, the Starting at $5,000, the Paramount 102-year old historic Theatre offers Corporate Memberships Paramount Theatre is the to fit any budget. Your clients and staff will always remember their experience at the largest provider of arts and historic Paramount, and they will have you entertainment in the city. to thank for it! We redefine corporate hospitality with benefits such as: With more than 200 music, • Premium ticket packages comedy, film, live podcast and • Branding & recognition spoken-word performances • Pre-sale access • Meet and greets with performers each year, it is the ideal • Private events destination to entertain • Volunteer opportunities clients, engage employees, and Contact us at 512-692-0535 or [email protected] for more enhance your community. information.

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The Austin Theatre Alliance is the 501 (c)3 nonprofit organization that manages the Paramount and Stateside Theatres. B28 AUSTIN BUSINESS JOURNAL

The YMCA of Austin would like to thank our amazing donors for their generous contributions to our 2017 Annual Giving Campaign. The incredible friends, family, members and community partners of the Y donated over $1 million this year, which will help provide financial assistance to more than 40,00 men, women and children. The Y is committed to keeping its doors open to all, which is why 100% of donations to the Annual Giving Campaign go directly back into your community. When you give to the Y, you are truly making a difference in the lives of others.

The Avery Family · The Yonge Family · Link Foundation Hamilton Rial · Anonymous, In Memory of Don Simpson

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RR NOVEMBER 2017 Brief description of the event: Kick off the Officer 512-372-8359 BBCC@comfortcrew. Red Kettle Season with Cory Morrow, Kevin org 11;09 Fowler, Roger Creager and other special guests at the 4th Annual Rock The Red BREAKTHROUGH’S BEAT THE ODDS Kettle ATX Concert. The beautiful LifeAustin BENEFIT CONCERT FEAT. PAT GREEN Amphitheatre provides the perfect setting 11;04 Nonprofit Name: Breakthrough Central for this unforgettable night of good food, 11;15 Texas spectacular live and silent auctions, and FIRST TECH CHALLENGE AUSTIN METRO great Texas music. All proceeds benefit The DOLLS FOR DOLLS SECOND ANNUAL LEAGUE MEET #1 Event Time: 7:00 Salvation Army’s Hurricane Harvey Relief CHARITY MINGLE Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas Event Location: Stubb’s BBQ Efforts. Get your tickets or VIP Sponsorship Nonprofit Name: Austin Child Guidance at RocktheRedKettleATX.org. Event Time: 8:00am-4:00pm Ticket Price: GA $30; VIP $125 Center Website: breakthroughctx.org Contact information (for questions Event Time: 6-8 p.m. Event Location: Vista Ridge High School, about this event): Cat Mattingly Events 200 S Vista Ridge Blvd, Cedar Park, TX Brief description of the event: Coordinator 512-634-5943 catherine. Event Location: Art.Work 411 Brazos St., 78613 Breakthrough’s 2017 Beat the Odds Benefit [email protected] #101 Ticket Price: Free Concert will raise funds and awareness to Ticket Price: Free support Breakthrough’s mission of creating alldolledupatx.com Website: www.firstintexas.org first-generation college graduates. The Website: Brief description of the event: FIRST Tech event will include a special performance by Brief description of the event: Bring a Challenge teams (10+ members, grades Grammy nominated, singer-songwriter and doll or an action figure to donate to kids 7-12) are challenged to design, build, 11;12 at the Austin Child Guidance Center, and Texas favorite, Pat Green. The concert will program, and operate robots to compete in be preceded by a VIP Cocktail Reception BOOTS & BIRDIES CHARITY CLASSIC enjoy cocktails and amazing networking on head-to-head challenges at local, national, and Program. Sponsors and their guests us. Each toy will get you a raffle ticket for a and international competitions. Participants Nonprofit Name: Comfort Crew for Military chance at many amazing prizes provided by will enjoy tickets to the show with access Kids call it “the hardest fun you’ll ever have!” to a private viewing deck, valet parking, our sponsors. Regional league meets bring together dedicated open bar, signature barbeque Event Time: 6 PM Contact information (for questions about regional teams for exciting rounds of favorites, and VIP concert credentials. Join Event Location: Spanish Oaks Golf Club this event): Livia Pope, AllDolledUp ATX, robot games, with the chance to advance us for an unforgettable evening of music Ticket Price: $75/person (512) 774-7971, [email protected] to further competitions. Guided by adult under the stars to support Breakthrough’s Coaches and Mentors, students develop programs and students. Sponsorships, Website: http://comfortcrew.org/BBCC. STEM skills and practice engineering VIP Tickets and General Admission tickets html principles (like keeping an engineering available at Breakthroughctx.org. Brief description of the event: The 10 notebook), while realizing the value of Contact information (for questions about Year Anniversary Boots and Birdies Charity 11;16 hard work, innovation, and sharing ideas. this event): For more information about Classic Party will start at 6:00pm on The robot kit is reusable from year-to-year Breakthrough’s 2017 Beat the Odds Benefit November 12th, 2017 at Spanish Oaks Golf BEAUTIFY BASH and can be programmed using a variety Concert, please contact Kate Garrett at Club. Come join us for a tasty BBQ dinner Nonprofit Name: Keep Austin Beautiful of languages, including Java. Teams also [email protected] or 512.692.9444. and drinks, fun games, and silent auction must raise funds, design and market their as our guests enjoy Smokey’s Mobile Event Time: 6:30pm team brand, and do community outreach Cigar Lounge and whiskey tastings from Event Location: Umlauf Sculpture Garden for which they can win awards. Participants American Born Whiskey featuring Bourbon, Ticket Price: $50 presale, $65 at the door have access to tens of millions of dollars in Apple, and Peach Whiskeys. We highlight college scholarships. some of our favorite military families during Website: http://keepaustinbeautiful.org/ 11;11 beautifybash Contact information (for questions about a fashion show, which leads into a concert this event): [email protected] GULF COAST LEAGUE MEET #1 featuring country music singer/songwriter Brief description of the event: For more than 30 years, Keep Austin Beautiful has Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas Matt Stillwell (TOP 50 on Billboard’s Country Charts). Golfers who register for been empowering volunteers with the Event Time: 8:00am - 4:00pm the tournament will receive two tickets to education and resources they need to Event Location: TBA the party. Others may purchase tickets at make Austin one of the most vibrant and beautiful cities. Annually we host an 11;04 Ticket Price: Free https://www.comfortcrew.org/golf2017_ partyticketCC.html. event, Beautify Bash, where we recognize Website: www.firstintexas.org SOUTH SAN ANTONIO METRO LEAGUE Contact information (for questions about the efforts of individuals and groups who MEET # 1 Brief description of the event: FIRST Tech this event): Angela Salyer Chief Operating are working tirelessly to enhance and Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas Challenge teams (10+ members, grades Officer 512-372-8359 BBCC@comfortcrew. protect Austin’s environment. This year’s 7-12) are challenged to design, build, org event will take place on November 16th Event Time: 9:00am - 4:00pm program, and operate robots to compete in at Umlauf Sculpture Gardens, and will Event Location: McCollum High School, head-to-head challenges at local, national, feature live music, a silent auction, local 500 W Formosa Blvd, San Antonio, TX 78221 and international competitions. Participants food, and drinks. Beautify Bash serves Ticket Price: Free call it “the hardest fun you’ll ever have!” as a showcase of what is possible when League meets bring together regional we work together, and unites winners Website: www.firstintexas.org 11;13 and volunteers to share in their collective teams to compete for awards and the Brief description of the event: FIRST Tech chance to advance to further competitions. BOOTS & BIRDIES CHARITY CLASSIC impact. Through celebration, we inspire Challenge teams (10+ members, grades Guided by adult Coaches and Mentors, GOLF TOURNAMEMENT ongoing stewardship and raise funds for the 7-12) are challenged to design, build, students develop STEM skills and practice organization’s continued work. Comfort Crew for Military program, and operate robots to compete in engineering principles (like keeping an Nonprofit Name: Kids Contact information (for questions about head-to-head challenges at local, national, engineering notebook), while realizing the this event): Myrriah Gossett, Director of and international competitions. Participants value of hard work, innovation, and sharing Event Time: Noon Community Engagement, 512-391-0617 call it “the hardest fun you’ll ever have!” ideas. The robot kit is reusable from year- Event Location: Falconhead Golf Club x707, [email protected] League meets bring together regional to-year and can be programmed using a $500/person teams to compete for awards and the variety of languages, including Java. Teams Ticket Price: chance to advance to further competitions. also must raise funds, design and market Website: http://comfortcrew.org/BBCC. Guided by adult Coaches and Mentors, their team brand, and do community html students develop STEM skills and practice outreach for which they can win awards. Brief description of the event: There is 11;18 engineering principles (like keeping an Participants have access to tens of millions a NEW AND IMPROVED FORMAT this year engineering notebook), while realizing the of dollars in college scholarships. at the Boots & Birdies Golf Tournament BBQ AUCTION & CONCERT value of hard work, innovation, and sharing Contact information (for questions about at Falconhead Golf Course on Monday, Nonprofit Name: Rodeo Austin ideas. The robot kit is reusable from year- this event): [email protected] November 13, 2017. Participants will tee off Event Time: 5:30 p.m. to-year and can be programmed using a at NOON and play a two-person scramble variety of languages, including Java. Teams with both net and gross divisions. For the Event Location: ACL Live also must raise funds, design and market net division, 80% of your team handicap Ticket Price: $63 their team brand, and do community will be applied with a max score of double outreach for which they can win awards. Website: http://www.rodeoaustin.com/ 11;12 bogey and a max handicap of 36. For the events/special-events/bbq-auction-concert/ Participants have access to tens of millions gross division, participants age 55 and older of dollars in college scholarships. ROCK THE RED KETTLE ATX can tee it forward. Pairings will include Brief description of the event: On November 18, 2017, ACL Live at The Moody Contact information (for questions about Nonprofit Name: The Salvation Army three 2-person teams. We will do our best this event): [email protected] to accommodate all requests for pairings. Theater will go country for Rodeo Austin’s Event Time: 5:00pm Pros are welcome. Expect great food, tee BBQ Auction & Concert presented by Miller Event Location: LifeAustin Amphitheatre prizes, and awards as we celebrate our 10- Lite. Headlining the event is Neal McCoy, a 8901 W Hwy 71, Austin, TX year anniversary! Registration available at platinum recording artist who is known for songs such as “Wink” and “No Doubt About Ticket Price: $45 https://www.comfortcrew.org/BBCC.html. It”. Happy hour and a silent auction will Website: rocktheredkettleatx.org Contact information (for questions about kick off the evening at 5:30 p.m., followed this event): Angela Salyer Chief Operating NOVEMBER 3, 2017 B31 EVENTS CALENDAR

by a first-class catered BBQ dinner. There League meets bring together regional will also be a live auction where guests will teams to compete for awards and the enjoy opportunities to bid on and purchase chance to advance to further competitions. items such as weekend hunts, hotel and Guided by adult Coaches and Mentors, golf packages, and more. Proceeds from students develop STEM skills and practice this event go toward Rodeo Austin’s mission engineering principles (like keeping an of Promoting Youth Education – Preserving engineering notebook), while realizing the Western Heritage. In 2017, Rodeo Austin value of hard work, innovation, and sharing awarded over $2 million to the youth of ideas. The robot kit is reusable from year- Texas. to-year and can be programmed using a Contact information (for questions about variety of languages, including Java. Teams this event): Lindsay Leyden, Marketing also must raise funds, design and market Coordinator, 512-919-3000, info@ their team brand, and do community rodeoaustin.com outreach for which they can win awards. Participants have access to tens of millions of dollars in college scholarships. Contact information (for questions about this event): [email protected] RR DECEMBER 2017 01;13 FIRST IN TEXAS 12;02 FIRST TECH CHALLENGE GULF COAST LEAGUE MEET #3 SOUTH SAN ANTONIO METRO LEAGUE FTC teams and their robots in 2017 competition. MEET #2 Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas Event Time: 8:00am-4:00pm Event Time: 9:00am-4:00pm Event Location: TBA Event Location: McCollum High School, Ticket Price: Free 500 W Formosa Blvd, San Antonio, TX 78221 of dollars in college scholarships. Website: www.firstintexas.org Ticket Price: Free Contact information (for questions about Brief description of the event: FIRST Tech Website: www.firstintexas.org 12;07 this event): [email protected] Challenge teams (10+ members, grades Brief description of the event: FIRST Tech MARBRIDGE NFL SUPER BOWL RAFFLE 7-12) are challenged to design, build, program, and operate robots to compete in Challenge teams (10+ members, grades Nonprofit Name: Marbridge Foundation 7-12) are challenged to design, build, head-to-head challenges at local, national, program, and operate robots to compete in Event Time: 6-8 pm and international competitions. Participants Event Location: Cover 3 Sports Bar ~ 12;09 call it “the hardest fun you’ll ever have!” head-to-head challenges at local, national, and international competitions. Participants Anderson Lane FIRST TECH CHALLENGE GULF COAST League meets bring together regional teams to compete for awards and the call it “the hardest fun you’ll ever have!” Ticket Price: Raffle Tickets $100 METRO LEAGUE #2 League meets bring together regional chance to advance to further competitions. teams to compete for awards and the Website: www.marbridge.org Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas Guided by adult Coaches and Mentors, chance to advance to further competitions. Brief description of the event: You Event Time: TBA students develop STEM skills and practice engineering principles (like keeping an Guided by adult Coaches and Mentors, could win 2 Tickets to Super Bowl 52, in Event Location: TBA students develop STEM skills and practice Minneapolis, MN! Raffle tickets are onsale engineering notebook), while realizing the engineering principles (like keeping an now, until December 7th for $100. Three (3) Ticket Price: Free value of hard work, innovation, and sharing engineering notebook), while realizing the grand prizes will be drawn; only 250 raffle Website: www.firstintexas.org ideas. The robot kit is reusable from year- to-year and can be programmed using a value of hard work, innovation, and sharing tickets will be sold! 1st Prize - Round trip Brief description of the event: FIRST Tech ideas. The robot kit is reusable from year- for 2, airfare, 4 nights hotel, and 2 tickets variety of languages, including Java. Teams Challenge teams (10+ members, grades also must raise funds, design and market to-year and can be programmed using a to the Super Bowl, OR $5000 cash. 2nd 7-12) are challenged to design, build, variety of languages, including Java. Teams Prize - $1000 Cash 3rd Prize - $500 Cash their team brand, and do community program, and operate robots to compete in outreach for which they can win awards. also must raise funds, design and market Join us in the Sky Box at Cover 3 for the head-to-head challenges at local, national, their team brand, and do community Drawing Party on Thursday, December 7th. Participants have access to tens of millions and international competitions. Participants of dollars in college scholarships. outreach for which they can win awards. Enjoy free food, drinks, games, and mingle call it “the hardest fun you’ll ever have!” Participants have access to tens of millions with former NFL football players. Don’t miss League meets bring together regional Contact information (for questions about of dollars in college scholarships. this fantastic event, and your chance to win teams to compete for awards and the this event): [email protected] Contact information (for questions about BIG! The Austin Alumni of the NFL proudly chance to advance to further competitions. sponsors Marbridge. Proceeds from raffle this event): [email protected] Guided by adult Coaches and Mentors, ticket sales benefit Marbridge. students develop STEM skills and practice Contact information (for questions about engineering principles (like keeping an this event): Pamela Blaine, Marketing engineering notebook), while realizing the 01;20 Coordinator [email protected] 512- value of hard work, innovation, and sharing FIRST TECH CHALLENGE SOUTH SAN 282-1144 x 1008 ideas. The robot kit is reusable from year- to-year and can be programmed using a ANTONIO LEAGUE MEET #3 12;02 variety of languages, including Java. Teams Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas DANCING WITH THE STARS AUSTIN also must raise funds, design and market Event Time: 9:00am-4:00pm their team brand, and do community Nonprofit Name: Center for Child outreach for which they can win awards. Event Location: McCollum High School, Protection Participants have access to tens of millions 500 W Formosa Blvd, San Antonio, TX 78221 Event Time: 6 PM 12;09 of dollars in college scholarships. Ticket Price: Free Event Location: JW Marriott AUSTIN METRO LEAGUE MEET #2 Contact information (for questions about Website: www.firstintexas.org Ticket Price: $3,000 and up for a table of Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas this event): [email protected] Brief description of the event: FIRST Tech 10 Event Time: 9:00am-4:00am Challenge teams (10+ members, grades 7-12) are challenged to design, build, Website: www.CenterforChildProtection. Event Location: TBA org program, and operate robots to compete in Ticket Price: Free head-to-head challenges at local, national, Brief description of the event: In its 11th RR JANUARY 2018 Website: www.firstintexas.org and international competitions. Participants year, this event has never failed to impress! call it “the hardest fun you’ll ever have!” Brief description of the event: FIRST Tech Dancing with the Stars Austin, presented League meets bring together regional Challenge teams (10+ members, grades by Lexus of Austin & Lakeway, features teams to compete for awards and the 7-12) are challenged to design, build, Austin notables paired with professional chance to advance to further competitions. program, and operate robots to compete in dancers for ballroom dance performances Guided by adult Coaches and Mentors, in front of 1,000 guests. A unique evening head-to-head challenges at local, national, 01;13 students develop STEM skills and practice and international competitions. Participants of entertainment to raise money for AUSTIN METRO LEAGUE MEET #3 engineering principles (like keeping an call it “the hardest fun you’ll ever have!” abused children. As one of Austin’s most engineering notebook), while realizing the League meets bring together regional Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas distinguished galas, Dancing with the Stars value of hard work, innovation, and sharing teams to compete for awards and the Event Time: 8:00am-4:00pm Austin is the Center for Child Protection’s ideas. The robot kit is reusable from year- chance to advance to further competitions. largest fundraiser. Event Location: Saint Dominic Savio to-year and can be programmed using a Guided by adult Coaches and Mentors, Contact information (for questions about Catholic High School, 9300 Neenah Ave., variety of languages, including Java. Teams students develop STEM skills and practice this event): Mackenzie Herron, mherron@ Austin, TX 78717 also must raise funds, design and market engineering principles (like keeping an centerforchildprotection.org. their team brand, and do community engineering notebook), while realizing the Ticket Price: Free outreach for which they can win awards. value of hard work, innovation, and sharing Website: www.firstintexas.org Participants have access to tens of millions ideas. The robot kit is reusable from year- Brief description of the event: FIRST Tech of dollars in college scholarships. to-year and can be programmed using a Challenge teams (10+ members, grades variety of languages, including Java. Teams 7-12) are challenged to design, build, Contact information (for questions about also must raise funds, design and market program, and operate robots to compete in this event): [email protected] their team brand, and do community head-to-head challenges at local, national, outreach for which they can win awards. and international competitions. Participants Participants have access to tens of millions call it “the hardest fun you’ll ever have!” B32 AUSTIN BUSINESS JOURNAL EVENTS CALENDAR

platforms such as Facebook and Twitter. Once the Thank You votes have been tallied, 01;27 the participant with the most votes receives a pay-it-forward donation of $10,000 to FIRST TECH CHALLENGE AUSTIN METRO the nonprofit organization of their choice. LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP Most importantly, our community focuses Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas attention on those who truly deserve it, and are inspired to find ways to contribute Event Time: 8:00am-4:00pm themselves. Event Location: Vandegrift High School, Contact information (for questions 9500 McNeil Dr, Austin, TX 78750 about this event): Joel Coffman, Ticket Price: Free Executive Director, 512-615-4638, joel@ Website: www.firstintexas.org recognizegood.org Brief description of the event: FIRST Tech Challenge teams (10+ members, grades 7-12) are challenged to design, build, program, and operate robots to compete in RR MARCH 2018 head-to-head challenges at local, national, and international competitions. Participants call it “the hardest fun you’ll ever have!” League meets bring together regional teams to compete for awards and the chance to advance to further competitions. 03;01 RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES OF CENTRAL TEXAS Guided by adult Coaches and Mentors, ETHICS IN BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY students develop STEM skills and practice ALUMNI GATHERING engineering principles (like keeping an Greg Russell, guest at the 28th Annual Bandana Ball, throws his best toss to win a engineering notebook), while realizing the bottle of wine! We believe he was successful! Nonprofit Name: RecognizeGood value of hard work, innovation, and sharing Event Time: 3:00 p.m. ideas. The robot kit is reusable from year- Event Location: Concordia University to-year and can be programmed using a variety of languages, including Java. Teams Ticket Price: n/a also must raise funds, design and market Website: RecognizeGood.org their team brand, and do community call it “the hardest fun you’ll ever have!” support Texas youth through scholarship Brief description of the event: The Ethics outreach for which they can win awards. League Championship competitions bring and other award giving. in Business & Community Award is given Participants have access to tens of millions together regional teams to compete for annually to businesses, nonprofits, and of dollars in college scholarships. Contact information (for questions about awards and the chance to advance to this event): Lindsay Leyden, Marketing individuals who exemplify ethical practices Contact information (for questions about further competitions. Guided by adult Coordinator, 512-919-3000, info@ in their official dealings and day-to-day this event): [email protected] Coaches and Mentors, students develop rodeoaustin.com endeavors. This networking event, for past STEM skills and practice engineering award winners and current nominees, is principles (like keeping an engineering bringing business and nonprofit leaders

notebook), while realizing the value of together for a conversation centered hard work, innovation, and sharing ideas. around shared interest in a strong, 01;27 The robot kit is reusable from year-to-year 02;03 sustainable community. and can be programmed using a variety Contact information (for questions about FIRST TECH CHALLENGE GULF COAST of languages, including Java. Teams also CASABLANCA GALA LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP this event): For more information, please must raise funds, design and market their Nonprofit Name: CASA of Travis County visit RecognizeGood.org Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas team brand, and do community outreach Event Time: 6:15 pm Event Time: 8:00am-4:00pm for which they can win awards. Participants have access to tens of millions of dollars in Event Location: JW Marriott Austin Event Location: TBA college scholarships. Ticket Price: $200 Ticket Price: Free Contact information (for questions about Website: www.casablancagala.com 03;01 Website: www.firstintexas.org this event): [email protected] Brief description of the event: Join us AMPLIFY AUSTIN DAY Brief description of the event: FIRST Tech for an evening of inspiration at the 25th Nonprofit Name: I Live Here I Give Here Challenge teams (10+ members, grades annual CASAblanca Gala where you can 7-12) are challenged to design, build, take part in creating brighter futures for Event Time: 6pm program, and operate robots to compete in RR FEBRUARY 2018 the children of Austin! Enjoy interactive Event Location: Online at AmplifyATX.Org head-to-head challenges at local, national, art and performance, live music, exciting Ticket Price: - and international competitions. Participants auction packages to bid on, and, of course, call it “the hardest fun you’ll ever have!” Website: https://amplifyatx. our fabulous casino after-party. Spend the League Championships bring together evening with Austin’s most generous, and ilivehereigivehere.org/index.php top regional teams to compete for awards experience the powerful stories of children Brief description of the event: Amplify and the chance to advance to further 02;03 and their CASA volunteers. Together, we Austin Day is our city’s annual community- competitions. Guided by adult Coaches RODEO AUSTIN GALA will ensure that every child in need in wide day of giving. The 24-hour period and Mentors, students develop STEM skills our community has a trained volunteer provides an easy and fun way for our entire and practice engineering principles (like Nonprofit Name: Rodeo Austin advocate, a safe home and a brighter community to give together while helping keeping an engineering notebook), while Event Time: 6:00 p.m. future! local nonprofits. Together we raised $9.8M realizing the value of hard work, innovation, for nearly 700 Central Texas nonprofits on and sharing ideas. The robot kit is reusable Event Location: Palmer Events Center Contact information (for questions about this event): Victoria Young, Events Amplify Austin Day in 2017. Over the past from year-to-year and can be programmed Ticket Price: $250 - $5,500 five years, Amplify Austin has raised $35M using a variety of languages, including Java. Manager, 512.539.2677, victoria.young@ Website: http://www.rodeoaustin.com/ casatravis.org for hundreds of local organizations. Teams also must raise funds, design and events/special-events/gala/ market their team brand, and do community Contact information (for questions about outreach for which they can win awards. Brief description of the event: The this event): Catherine Lucchesi Director Participants have access to tens of millions Rodeo Austin Gala is one of Austin’s largest of Communications and Programming of dollars in college scholarships. black tie affairs! The evening kicks off [email protected] with cocktails and passed hors d’oeuvres, 02;16 Contact information (for questions about which guests can enjoy while touring the this event): [email protected] extensive silent auction. Silent auction SAY THANKS, AUSTIN bidding is made easy with fast and fun Nonprofit Name: RecognizeGood mobile bidding and continues well into Event Time: 10AM 03;01 03;04 the evening. A delicious four-course meal - accompanied by a not-to-be-missed dessert Event Location: Austin City Hall FRC DALLAS REGIONAL 01;27 table is a hallmark of the evening. A one- Ticket Price: Free Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas of-a-kind live auction takes the main stage FIRST TECH CHALLENGE SOUTH Website: https://www.recognizegood.org Event Time: 6pm 03/01-6pm 03/04 after dinner and, in the past, has included SAN ANTONIO METRO LEAGUE exclusive packages ranging from African Brief description of the event: Say Event Location: Irving Convention Center CHAMPIONSHIP safaris to limited edition Winchester rifles. Thanks, Austin is an annual event which at Las Colinas, 500 West Las Colinas Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas The evening concludes with a boot- presents the Austin area with a unique Boulevard, Irving, TX 75039 opportunity to say “thank you” to a Event Time: 9:00am-4:00pm stomping concert that is sure to entertain. Ticket Price: Free for volunteers, New to 2018, we are proud to present the select group of remarkable individuals spectators Event Location: McCollum High School, Youth Art Show in conjunction with the who contribute their time and talents Website: www.firstintexas.org 500 W Formosa Blvd, San Antonio, TX 78221 Gala. Students from across the state will toward exemplary acts of good. Each Ticket Price: Free enter their art in four categories, and the year, RecognizeGood selects nine Legend Brief description of the event: FIRST award recipients who become eligible Robotics Competition (FRC) combines Website: www.firstintexas.org top pieces will be available for purchase in both the silent and live auction. The Rodeo to participate in the Say Thanks, Austin the excitement of sport with the rigors of Brief description of the event: FIRST Tech Austin Gala is a highlight of the winter campaign. Over the course of January, the science and technology. To meet a new Challenge teams (10+ members, grades season, and you and your friends will not community is able to say Thank You to each challenge each year, teams use teamwork 7-12) are challenged to design, build, want to miss this event! The purchase of a participant by voting for one or all by means skills to design, build, and program a robot program, and operate robots to compete in Rodeo Austin Gala table is not only a great of a variety of voting methods including during six weeks to perform tasks against a head-to-head challenges at local, national, way to entertain clients, guests, friends, RecognizeGood.org, email, text, hand- field of competitors, create a team “brand,” and international competitions. Participants or family – it also helps Rodeo Austin Gala written Thank You forms, and social media and raise needed funds. Participants NOVEMBER 3, 2017 B33 EVENTS CALENDAR

use the same tools and software used Event Location: San Jacinto College by professional engineers and work with Central, 8060 Spencer Hwy, Pasadena, TX professional mentors. FRC Regional 77505 competitions are the exciting, high-energy Ticket Price: Free culmination of each teams’ hard work. Team alliances will go head-to-head with Website: www.firstintexas.org their 120-lb robots on a huge specialized Brief description of the event: FIRST playing field to complete tasks, score Robotics Competition (FRC) combines points, win awards, and get the chance for the excitement of sport with the rigors of scholarships and advancement to national science and technology. To meet a new and international competitions. challenge each year, teams one teamwork Contact information (for questions about skills, design, build, and program a robot this event): [email protected] during six weeks to perform tasks against a field of competitors, create a team “brand,” and raise needed funds. Participants use the same tools and software used by professional engineers and work with professional mentors. FRC Regional 03;07-03;10 competitions are the exciting, high-energy FIRST ROBOTICS COMPETITION HUB culmination of each teams’ hard work. Team CITY REGIONAL alliances will go head-to-head with their 120-lb robots on a huge specialized playing Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas field to complete missions and tasks and Event Time: 6:00pm score points. Teams will also be interviewed AUSTIN FILM SOCIETY Event Location: South Plains Fairgrounds, by judges in various Technical and Team 1012 Avenue A Lubbock, TX 79401 Attribute categories for the chance to win 2017 Texas Film Hall of Fame honorees producer Sarah Green (center left) and awards, receive scholarships, and advance Ticket Price: Free director Jeff Nichols (center right) pose with their presenters, actors Michael to national and international competitions, Website: www.firstintexas.org including World Championship. Shannon (outer left) and Nick Kroll (outer right), after receiving their Texas Film Brief description of the event: FIRST Contact information (for questions about Robotics Competition (FRC) combines Hall of Fame awards. this event): [email protected] the excitement of sport with the rigors of science and technology. To meet a new challenge each year, teams one teamwork every March. The top ranked athletes in Brief description of the event: FIRST skills, design, build, and program a robot each event compete in Rodeo Austin for the Robotics Competition (FRC) combines during six weeks to perform tasks against a title of Champion. In an action-packed two the excitement of sport with the rigors of 04;04 04;07 field of competitors, create a team “brand,” hours, fans enjoy extreme competition, bull science and technology. To meet a new - and raise needed funds. Participants fighting entertainment and the fan-favorite challenge each year, teams one teamwork FIRST ROBOTICS COMPETITION ALAMO use the same tools and software used Mutton Bustin’. skills, design, build, and program a robot REGIONAL by professional engineers and work with during six weeks to perform tasks against a Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas professional mentors. FRC Regional Contact information (for questions about this event): Lindsay Leyden, Marketing field of competitors, create a team “brand,” Event Time: 6:00pm competitions are the exciting, high-energy and raise needed funds. Participants culmination of each teams’ hard work. Team Coordinator, [email protected], 512- Event Location: St. Mary’s University, 919-3000 use the same tools and software used alliances will go head-to-head with their by professional engineers and work with Greehey Arena 1, Camino Santa Maria, San 120-lb robots on a huge specialized playing professional mentors. FRC Regional Antonio, TX 78228 field to complete missions and tasks and competitions are the exciting, high-energy Ticket Price: Free score points. Teams will also be interviewed culmination of each teams’ hard work. Team Website: www.firstintexas.org by judges in various Technical and Team alliances will go head-to-head with their Attribute categories for the chance to win 03;14-03;17 120-lb robots on a huge specialized playing Brief description of the event: FIRST awards, receive scholarships, and advance FIRST ROBOTICS COMPETITION LONE field to complete missions and tasks and Robotics Competition (FRC) combines to national and international competitions, the excitement of sport with the rigors of STAR CENTRAL REGIONAL score points. Teams will also be interviewed including World Championship. by judges in various Technical and Team science and technology. To meet a new Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas Contact information (for questions about Attribute categories for the chance to win challenge each year, teams one teamwork this event): [email protected] Event Time: 6:00pm awards, receive scholarships, and advance skills, design, build, and program a robot during six weeks to perform tasks against a Event Location: Strake Jesuit College to national and international competitions, field of competitors, create a team “brand,” Preparatory, 8900 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, including World Championship. and raise needed funds. Participants TX 77036 Contact information (for questions about use the same tools and software used 03;08 Ticket Price: Free this event): [email protected] by professional engineers and work with Website: www.firstintexas.org professional mentors. FRC Regional competitions are the exciting, high-energy 2018 TEXAS FILM AWARDS Brief description of the event: FIRST culmination of each teams’ hard work. Team Nonprofit Name: Austin Film Society Robotics Competition (FRC) combines alliances will go head-to-head with their the excitement of sport with the rigors of Event Time: TBD 03;29 120-lb robots on a huge specialized playing science and technology. To meet a new field to complete missions and tasks and Event Location: AFS Cinema challenge each year, teams one teamwork RIDE.DRIVE.GIVE. score points. Teams will also be interviewed Ticket Price: $350+ skills, design, build, and program a robot by judges in various Technical and Team during six weeks to perform tasks against a Nonprofit Name: Center for Child Website: www.austinfilm.org Attribute categories for the chance to win field of competitors, create a team “brand,” Protection awards, receive scholarships, and advance Brief description of the event: Austin Film and raise needed funds. Participants Event Time: 8 AM to national and international competitions, Society’s Texas Film Awards is the year’s use the same tools and software used Event Location: Circuit of The Americas including World Championship. biggest event for Texans in film, and now is by professional engineers and work with the time to mark your calendar for the gala professional mentors. FRC Regional Ticket Price: $1,995 per driver Contact information (for questions about that will bring the stars of Texas to Austin competitions are the exciting, high-energy Website: www.RideDriveGive.org this event): [email protected] for an unforgettable evening of surprises culmination of each teams’ hard work. Team Brief description of the event: Fast cars and celebration, all benefiting the artistic alliances will go head-to-head with their and educational programs of the Austin and philanthropy make this one of Austin’s 120-lb robots on a huge specialized playing most unique and exhilarating fundraising Film Society. Past honorees inducted into field to complete missions and tasks and the Texas Film Hall of Fame include: Shirley events. Experience the thrills of the race score points. Teams will also be interviewed track as you navigate your personal car 04;07 MacLaine, Jeff Nichols, Tye Sheridan, Sarah by judges in various Technical and Team and master the track’s challenging turns Green, Guillermo Del Toro, Robin Wright, Attribute categories for the chance to win 29TH ANNUAL BANDANA BALL and many more! before experiencing the thrill of driving one awards, receive scholarships, and advance of the world’s most exclusive car, all while Nonprofit Name: Ronald McDonald House Contact information (for questions about to national and international competitions, benefiting child abuse victims. Charities of Central Texas this event): Meghan Malone, Development including World Championship. Event Time: 6 PM & Communications Associate, (512)322- Contact information (for questions about Contact information (for questions about this event): Mackenzie Herron, mherron@ Event Location: Wild Onion Ranch 0145, [email protected] this event): [email protected] centerforchildprotection.org Ticket Price: $300 per person or $550 for two people Website: rmhc-ctx.org/all-events Brief description of the event: Enjoy an 03;10 03;24 RR APRIL 2018 - 03;28-03;31 evening of casual, sophisticated western flair at the 29th Annual Bandana Ball at the RODEO AUSTIN FIRST ROBOTICS COMPETITION EL Nonprofit Name: Rodeo Austin Wild Onion Ranch on April 7, 2018. Upon PASO REGIONAL arrival to the expansive ranch, guests are Event Time: 10 a.m. Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas greeted with signature cocktails, live music Event Location: Travis County Expo Center Event Time: 6:00pm 04;04 04;07 and an array of activities that infuse western Ticket Price: $20 - $36 - traditions. A boot shining station, wine toss, Event Location: Judson F. Williams FIRST ROBOTICS COMPETITION LONE photos with genuine longhorns and much Convention Center, One Civic Center Plaza Website: www.rodeoaustin.com STAR SOUTH REGIONAL more round out the evening. A fabulous El Paso, TX 79901 silent auction featuring a wide selection of Brief description of the event: Staying Nonprofit Name: FIRST in Texas true to the official sport of Texas, Austin Ticket Price: Free items and a high-spirited live auction add hosts one of America’s top 10 ProRodeos Website: www.firstintexas.org Event Time: 6:00pm to this festive western event. The evening B34 AUSTIN BUSINESS JOURNAL EVENTS CALENDAR

will end on a high note as guests dance event contact Patty Morton, Special Events the night away under a wide open Texas Manager, at [email protected] or sky to the music of the In10City Band. 512-807-3615. Sponsorship opportunities are available. Contact information (for questions about this event): Emily Franke Development Manager - Special Events efranke@rmhc- R ctx.org (512) 628-5935 R SEPTEMBER 2018 04;13 09;07 BEST DAY EVER PARTY THE BIG GIVE Nonprofit Name: Colin’s Hope Nonprofit Name: I Live Here I Give Here Event Time: 6:30 Event Time: 6:30pm-10:30pm Event Location: Villa Del Lago, 12400 Event Location: Downtown Austin Cedar St, Austin, TX 78732 Ticket Price: $150 for a single ticket, $250 Ticket Price: TBD - Contact us for more for a pair information Website: http://ilivehereigivehere.org/the- Website: http://www.colinshope.org/best- big-give/ day-ever-party-prevent-drowning/ TYREX GROUP Brief description of the event: The BIG Brief description of the event: The Give is Austin’s annual celebration of giving Best Day Ever Party is a fundraising bash Austin Mayor Pro Tem Kathie Tovo, finalist BIll Miller (Drive a Senior) and winners back. This year marks ten years since I Live that celebrates the memory and life of Say Thanks, Austin 2017 Carter and Calvin Miller (Ten at a Time) with their Here I Give Here was founded to cultivate of children that have lost their lives to $10,000 pay-it-forward donation. and grow local personal philanthropy. This drowning, recognizes the impact Colin’s year we will highlight our community’s Hope has made over the past year, and accomplishments over the past decade and raises essential funds for vital programs. honor the individuals and businesses that The annual party boasts a VIP cocktail, 2003, the Center for Child Protection Contact information (for questions about have supported our mission. All proceeds fabulous food, a signature drink, live music, has teamed up with the Austin Chapter this event): For more information, please from the event go directly to I Live Here raffle prizes, a live auction, and networking of the NFL Alumni for this annual event. visit recognizegood.org I Give Here: making community-wide opportunities with influential business Sponsored by Lexus of Austin & Lakeway, programs like Amplify Austin Day possible. members and philanthropists from around the Caring for Kids Banquet brings together Contact information (for questions about the Austin area. Don’t miss out on the event NFL legends to honor the Person of the this event): Catherine Lucchesi Director of the year! Year while guests have the opportunity to of Communications and Programming Contact information (for questions about dine with football greats. The next day, the 05;19 05;20 [email protected] this event): Alissa Magrum, Executive NFL Alumni Golf Classic, sponsored by KB -

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Alumnus compete for the ultimate prize, Event Time: 8:00am representing the Austin NFL Alumni at the 2019 Super Bowl of Golf Tournament. Event Location: Austin Convention Center 04;27-04;28 Contact information (for questions Ticket Price: Free BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS’ BOWL FOR about this event): Amy Cranfill, acranfill@ Website: http://firstintexas.org/uil/state- KIDS centerforchildprotection.org championship/ Nonprofit Name: Big Brothers Big Sisters Brief description of the event: FIRST of Central Texas Robotics Competition and FIRST Tech Challenge teams from across Texas will Event Time: Afternoon and evening slots come together to compete in the UIL available, call for a time 05;04 State Championships. High school teams Event Location: Highland Lanes, 8909 POKER TOURNAMENT and their robots will qualifier for the State Burnet Rd., Austin, TX Championship based on their performances Nonprofit Name: Center for Child at their regional competitions throughout Ticket Price: $125 per bowler, teams of 6 Protection pledge to raise $750 the season. Teams will compete with Event Time: 6 PM their robots on specialized playing fields Website: www.BowlForKidsAustin.org Event Location: Lakeway Resort & Spa to complete tasks and missions in timed Brief description of the event: Bowl matches to score as many points as for Kids is a signature fundraising event Ticket Price: $200 possible. that has been supporting Big Brothers Website: www.CenterforChildProtection. Contact information (for questions about Big Sisters of Central Texas for 30+ years. org this event): [email protected] Together, with corporate sponsors and Brief description of the event: Mingle bowlers like you, nearly 1,000 bowlers raise with NFL Alumni and go head-to-head money for BBBS and are invited to enjoy a to compete for the Poker Tournament weekend of free bowling, along with food, Champion title. Appetizers, beverages and drinks, event t-shirt, souvenir team photos, surprises provided throughout the evening. RR AUGUST 2018 and a chance to win door prizes. Funds raised to benefit young victims of Contact information (for questions abuse in Travis County. about this event): For information about Contact information (for questions the event or to become a sponsor contact about this event): Amy Cranfill, acranfill@ Patty Morton, Special Events Manager, at centerforchildprotection.org 08;25 [email protected] or 512-807- 3615. BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS’ ICE BALL GALA Nonprofit Name: Big Brothers Big Sisters 05;17 of Central Texas RR MAY 2018 ETHICS IN BUSINESS & COMMUNITY Event Time: 6:00 pm LUNCHEON Event Location: Fairmont Austin, Austin, TX Nonprofit Name: RecognizeGood Ticket Price: Individual: $250, Event Time: 11:00 a.m. Sponsorships: $3,500 and up 05;03 05;04 Event Location: AT&T Conference Center Website: www.AustinIceBall.org - n/a Brief description of the event: Join Big Ticket Price: NFL ALUMNI CARING FOR KIDS Brothers Big Sisters for the brightest gem BANQUET & GOLF CLASSIC Website: recognizegood.org of Austin’s charity events, the Ice Ball, Nonprofit Name: Center for Child Brief description of the event: The featuring hors d’oeuvres, seated dinner, icy Protection Ethics in Business & Community Award is cocktails, live auction and entertainment. given annually to businesses, nonprofits, One hundred percent of funds raised Event Time: 6 PM on May 3; 8:30 AM on and individuals who exemplify ethical are used locally to create and nurture May 4 practices in their official dealings and life-changing friendships between at-risk Event Location: Lakeway Resort & Spa and day-to-day endeavors. RecognizeGood youth and caring adult mentors. Come The Hills of Lakeway is proud to sponsor this award, which spend an evening that makes a lifetime of Ticket Price: Sponsorships starting at $250 benefits the Samaritan Center, and to difference for a child. Learn more at www. continue encouraging a dialogue about AustinIceBall.org or contact Patty Morton, Website: www.CenterforChildProtection. business ethics within our community. By 512-807-3615. org recognizing such behavior, we all learn that Contact information (for questions Brief description of the event: Since doing GOOD is good business! about this event): For questions about the NOVEMBER 3, 2017 B35

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RR Austin Diaper Bank Volunteer Coordinator Contact Information: Patty Morton, pmorton@ What tasks do you need volunteers to bigmentoring.org, 512-807-3615 do? Our volunteers help with task in our warehouse; sorting, inventory, wrapping and distributions. RR Breakthrough Central Texas Are there any requirements (age, training sessions, etc.)? None What tasks do you need volunteers to do? Breakthrough seeks High School Are there any other details volunteers Application Coaches: High School should know? None Application coaches are paired with one Address: 8711 Burnet Road, Austin, TX or two 8th grade students who will be 78757 applying to a high school of their choice. Website: www.austindiaperbank.org Starting in October and going through the end of February, Coaches will meet with Volunteer Coordinator Contact student(s) at After School Hours once or Information: Lindsay Martinez, Program twice a week. 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After Breakthrough Advisor is recommended. 30 days in the program, members with Avenue, Austin, TX 78745 Team meets in the Address: 4800 Manor Road, Building K, Meeting times typically take place Mondays 90% attendance earn the opportunity front parking lot. Free parking is availabe in Austin, TX 78723 through Thursdays at school campuses in to move into the second phase of the the lot. Website: www.BigMentoring.org Austin. Times vary between 3:30PM-6:30 PM. program called Next Steps, which Address: PO Box 42439, Austin, TX 78704 Volunteer Coordinator Contact provides education, employment and Website: austin.backonmyfeet.org Information: Patty Morton, pmorton@ Are there any other details volunteers housing opportunities. Our members should know? All volunteers seeking to Volunteer Coordinator Contact bigmentoring.org, 512-807-3615. don’t accomplish this regimen alone. They have a regular placement must attend our Information: Register for volunteer do it alongside the support of volunteer Orientation prior to being matched with a orientation: https://austin.backonmyfeet. runners like you. What’s the Commitment? student. org/austin-run-with-us RR Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Volunteers meet in the early morning at Address: 1050 E. 11th Street, Suite 350, Texas one of our locations and run between one Austin, Texas 78702 and five miles with our members. Back on What tasks do you need volunteers to My Feet sees different physical abilities RR Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Website: breakthroughctx.org do? Help with the Big Brothers Big Sisters’ among members so we encourage all Texas Volunteer Coordinator Contact activities throughout the year. runners, joggers and walkers to become Information: Elvira Marin, Volunteer a part of our growing community. We run What tasks do you need volunteers to Are there any requirements (age, Coordinator, [email protected], every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, but do? Help with Big Brothers Big Sisters’ training sessions, etc.)? Volunteers must 512.692.9444 Annual Holiday Party: Sign up to volunteer be at least 18 years old. the desired volunteer commitment is once a week. If you fall in love with the team and help with activities connected with Are there any other details volunteers BBBS’ Annual Holiday Party for Bigs and (which, we think you will) then join us as should know? BBBS is often looking for RR CASA of Travis County often as you’d like. Can I Help Lead a Team? Littles. volunteers to help with various events Of course! Each team has a “core” group of Are there any requirements (age, throughout the year. Please call our office What tasks do you need volunteers to volunteers, people who take on additional training sessions, etc.)? Volunteers must for any upcoming opportunities. do? CASA of Travis County speaks up for responsibilities to help Back on My Feet children who’ve been abused or neglected be at least 18 years old. Address: 4800 Manor Road, Building K, staff make sure the team is fully functional by empowering our community to volunteer Are there any other details volunteers Austin, TX 78723 and organized. Let our program staff know as advocates for them in the court system. should know? Volunteer opportunities are if you are interested in assuming one of Website: www.BigMentoring.org When the state steps in to protect a limited. these roles. Volunteer Coordinator Contact child’s safety, a judge appoints a trained Address: 4800 Manor Road, Building K, Are there any requirements (age, Information: Patty Morton, pmorton@ CASA volunteer to make independent Austin, TX 78723 training sessions, etc.)? Everyone bigmentoring.org, 512-807-3615. and informed recommendations in the interested in volunteering with Back on Website: www.BigMentoring.org child’s best interest. CASA volunteers My Feet is asked to attend a 60-minute Volunteer Coordinator Contact come from every walk of life and share a commitment to improving children’s lives, orientation. At orientation, we talk about Information: Volunteer Coordinator/ RR Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central a willingness to learn, and an open mind our program and mission, discuss issues Contact: Patty Morton, pmorton@ Texas surrounding homelessness, elaborate bigmentoring.org, 512-807-3615 towards life experiences different from their own. Volunteers complete an interview, on the role of our volunteers and answer What tasks do you need volunteers to questions. We will equip you with all the do? Help with the Big Brothers Big Sisters background checks and a 39-hour intensive information needed to get started with a Hobie Day: Sign up to volunteer and help training program. After being sworn in RR Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Back on My Feet team, and by the time we with activities connected with BBBS’ Hobie by a judge, volunteers are appointed to a Texas finish, you’ll be ready (and eager) to get Day on Lake Austin for Bigs and Littles. child or family of children and spend an running! average of 15-20 hours a month advocating What tasks do you need volunteers to Are there any requirements (age, for these children for at least a year. For Are there any other details volunteers do? Help with Big Brothers Big Sisters’ BIG training sessions, etc.)? Volunteers must children who’ve been abused or neglected, should know? Where Are the Runs? Fall Carnival: Sign up to volunteer and help be at least 18 years old. CASA means having a home instead of Downtown Team (5:30am) Salvation Army- with activities connected with BBBS’ BIG Are there any other details volunteers feeling lost, and being a priority instead 501 East Eighth Street, Austin, TX 78701 Fall Carnival for matched kids, kids on the should know? This is a day on the lake for of feeling invisible. For volunteers, CASA Austin Resource Center for the Homeless BBBS waiting list and alumni. Bigs and Littles as they get to experience is a life-changing experience that makes (ARCH) operated by Front Steps - 500 East Are there any requirements (age, riding on and learning about Hobie our community a better place. To learn 7th Street, Austin, TX 78701 Team meets training sessions, etc.)? Volunteers must Catamarans. more about becoming a CASA volunteer, at the southeast corner of 7th and Trinity. be at least 18 years old. Address: 4800 Manor Road, Building K, visit www.casatravis.org/volunteer or call Free parking is available on the street. 512.459.2272. South Team (5:15am) Salvation Army Adult Are there any other details volunteers Austin, TX 78723 Rehabilitation Center - 4216 South Congress should know? Volunteer opportunities are Website: www.BigMentoring.org Are there any requirements (age, limited. training sessions, etc.)? You must be at B36 AUSTIN BUSINESS JOURNAL VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

least 21 years of age and be able to pass help FIRST grow season after season. The extensive reference, Child Protective four programs include: FIRST LEGO League Services, sex offender registry and criminal Junior (grades K-4), FIRST LEGO League background checks before becoming a (grades 4-8), FIRST Tech Challenge (grades CASA volunteer. You may not be a current 7-12), and FIRST Robotics Competition foster parent or be in the process of (grades 9-12). Each of these programs has adopting a child from Child Protective its own competition season and series of Services. If an attorney, you may not events, requiring anywhere from 50 - 200 concurrently be appointed to any cases volunteers each! involving Child Protective Services in Travis Address: 2541 South IH-35 Suite 200-263, County. The CASA Volunteer Training Round Rock, TX 78664 program consists of 8 in-person classes and 3 hours of courtroom observation Website: www.firstintexas.org (approximately 39 hours total) completed Volunteer Coordinator Contact over a 5-week cycle. You must finish all Information: Jess Jankowitsch, Program training and observation within the 5 Director, 512-953-7701, volunteers@ weeks and all background checks must firstintexas.org be completed and cleared in order to be assigned to a case. Are there any other details volunteers RR Golden Age Home should know? None. What tasks do you need volunteers Address: 7701 N Lamar Blvd, Ste 301, to do? Lead activities with the elderly. Austin, TX 78752 TODOS JUNTOS LEARNING CENTER Minor maintenance type projects (such as Website: http://www.casatravis.org/ painting, gardening) Juan Meza, Juan in a Million Christina Collazo, Todos Juntos Learning Center Myrna Volunteer Coordinator Contact Are there any requirements (age, Meza, Juan in a Million Steve Taylor, Brick House Tavern Todos Juntos Learning Center Information: Elena Jimenez, Volunteer training sessions, etc.)? High school Recruitment Specialist, 512.539.2994, (formerly SSP Learning Center) was the benefactor of the Hole in Juan Charity Golf students must be accompanied by an [email protected] Tournament in April 2017. The next Hole in Juan will be held in April 2018. For more adult. There is a brief orientation that all information on how you can get involved, please contact [email protected]. volunteers must go through before they can begin. RR Center for Child Protection Services Manager, awest@ organization that extends education, Are there any other details volunteers centerforchildprotection.org, 512.472.1164. training and connections directly into the should know? Please contact Volunteer What tasks do you need volunteers to underserved areas of our community in a Coordinator in order to be fit with the best do? Direct Service Path: Work directly way that is culturally relevant and delivers project for your skills. with children and families. Family Support proven results. Specialists provide a support system for RR Colin’s Hope Address: 1505 S. Main St., Lockhart, TX the child and family during the child abuse Address: 1144 Airport Blvd #260 Austin, TX 78644 What tasks do you need volunteers to investigation process Monday through 78702 Website: www.goldenagehome.com do? Volunteers may assist Colin’s Hope in Friday during regular business hours. many ways such as manning information Website: www.egbi.org Volunteer Coordinator Contact Child/Parent Support Group Volunteers tables, attending community events, aiding Volunteer Coordinator Contact Information: Summer Hopkins, 512-398- provide children support and participate in in athletic programs, assembling water Information: Monica Peña, Marketing and 2421, [email protected] children’s group activities during Tuesday safety cards, labeling loaner life jackets, Program Coordinator, [email protected], and Thursday evening parenting groups. and more. We offer 2500+ local short-term 512.718.8252 Graduate and undergraduate Interns opportunities each year for individuals, RR Joshua’s Stage participate in a variety of program tasks groups, and businesses. and responsibilities from direct service What tasks do you need volunteers to RR FIRST in Texas to marketing and administrative support Are there any requirements (age, do? • Work one on one with students as activities. Non-Direct Service Path: training sessions, etc.)? Volunteers must What tasks do you need volunteers to needed • Help students to understand Work in support of children and families. be age 13 or up unless it is a family-style do? Volunteers are needed to staff FIRST(r) the activity • Model how to do the activity Administrative Volunteers assist with a wide opportunity. Anyone under 13 must be Robotics Competition Tournaments for • Support students during transition variety of marketing, development and accompanied by an adult. grades K-12. Tournament Season runs from periods from one activity to the next • fundraising tasks to further the Center’s Are there any other details volunteers November - April. Primary roles include Monitor students during recess activities efforts in the community. Event Volunteers should know? No Judges, Referees, Technical Advisors, and • Establish and maintain rapport with participate in the Center’s fundraisers. Address: 3267 Bee Cave Rd., STE 107, Inspectors; additional support roles such the students, instructors, and parents • Activities include decorating, set up, Austin, TX 78746 as scorekeepers, emcees, photographers, Maintain a positive and energetic attitude registration, photography, sponsorship information, queueing, load-in and -out, • Consistently catch students being good, solicitation, auction support and more. Website: www.colinshope.org competition field assistants, and judge frequently provide verbal praise • Embrace Kid’s Closet Volunteers organize items, take Volunteer Coordinator Contact assistants are also available. Events typically the program experience as a warm and inventory and shop for supplies needed Information: Lynda Logan, Program take place on Saturdays although some welcoming environment by families in crisis. General Maintenance Coordinator, 512-298-1238, info@ multi-day events include Thursdays and Are there any requirements (age, Volunteers assist with the upkeep and colinshope.org Fridays; most roles are 7:00 am - 4:00 training sessions, etc.)? Volunteers should appearance of the Center’s facility pm, with some half-day roles available. have experience working with children. interior by making minor repairs and also Breakfast and lunch are provided to full- Working with children who have special beautification of the grounds. RR Economic Growth Business day volunteers. No technical experience is needs is a plus. Volunteers should have an Are there any requirements (age, Incubator (EGBI) necessary. interest in the fine arts such as: theatre arts, training sessions, etc.)? There are a Are there any requirements (age, arts and crafts, music, photography, dance, few steps you must complete before What tasks do you need volunteers to training sessions, etc.)? All volunteers and filmmaking. you become a volunteer at the Center do? • Newsletter production: interviewing must complete an online profile and no- Are there any other details volunteers for Child Protection. Please visit www. clients and generating articles and client cost background check if signing up before should know? Our programs are designed CenterforChildProtection.org to sign up for success stories. • Public Relations activities an event, OR complete a walk-on volunteer for children who have a wide range of our next volunteer orientation, download to promote and advertise EGBI programs. application at check-in. Some roles require special needs. We also include typically an application and learn more about next • Updating EGBI website and blogs. • advance training and/or online certification. developing children. steps. All volunteers are required to submit Developing and maintaining an event and Youth ages 13-15 may volunteer in certain to a background check. Website: https://joshuasstage.org/ communications calendar. • Assist with roles with a parent or guardian on-site; Are there any other details volunteers EGBI’s Annual Report • Updating EGBI’s youth ages 16+ may volunteer in certain Volunteer Coordinator Contact should know? The Center for Child Facebook, LinkedIn and Google+ page roles with parent or guardian approval. Information: Joshua Levy, Executive Protection volunteers are the heart of our • Miscellaneous Administrative duties Director, 512-825-2744, joshua.levy@ Are there any other details volunteers organization. With their generous donation • Follow up and researching business joshuasstage.org should know? FIRST (For Inspiration and of time, they change the lives of abused questions Recognition of Science and Technology) children every year. Our volunteers work Are there any requirements (age, is an international robotics competition directly with children and families Monday R training sessions, etc.)? • Proficiency with program inspiring students to pursue R Marbridge through Friday, 8:30 AM to 5 PM, and also Microsoft Office • Proficiency with social careers in STEM fields. FIRST is truly a help out with fundraising and awareness What tasks do you need volunteers to media outlets • Detail-oriented and able to volunteer driven organization. With more activities throughout the year. multitask • Self starter • Effective writing do? From companionship to horticulture than 300,000 youth participating in four therapy, we have a place for you. An hour of Address: 8509 FM 969, Bldg. 2, Austin, skills • Bilingual English/Spanish – preferred programs worldwide, it takes a large and your time is a gift we welcome, and longer Texas 78724 • Basic knowledge of WordPress • Graphic diverse group of volunteers to make FIRST design skills preferred term commitments are welcomed too! Website: www.CenterforChildProtection. successful. Mentors and Coaches guide When you share your time and talents with Are there any other details volunteers org the kids on their teams. Event Volunteers Marbridge residents, you make their lives should know? 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in the process. Volunteers are needed in register. the following programs: Special Olympics, Address: 4900 Gonzales St, Austin, TX Classroom Assistants, Mentor/compassion 78702 Team, Bingo and Games, Music & Memory, Holiday activities, Equine Therapy, and Website: urbanrootsatx.org so much more. Marbridge welcomes Volunteer Coordinator Contact individuals, groups, corporate volunteer Information: LaShawn Moore, groups, churches, schools and more. Development and Volunteer Specialist, We would love for you to get involved at [email protected] Marbridge and make a difference in the lives of our residents. Are there any requirements (age, training sessions, etc.)? Minors must be accompanied by an adult. Must authorize a background check Must sign confidendiality waiver Must attend a 1 hour volunteer orientation Are there any other details volunteers should know? Our residents truly enjoy visitors. Join them any evening to play cards, enjoy a variety of games, or read books and magazines. You can also assist them on one of our many community MARBRIDGE outings to museums, art exhibits, sporting events, and places of historical interest. We Students from the Tennis Team at St. Stephens Upper School spend an afternoon could even use your help with assisting our teaching Marbridge Residents how to play tennis. St. Stephens school volunteers in residents as they learn how to cook. many sporting activities at Marbridge and the residents love the time and attention Address: 2310 Bliss Spillar Road, they receive from these fine young people! Manchaca, TX 78652 Website: www.marbridge.org Volunteer Coordinator Contact available and volunteers must complete a are required for any volunteer who will Information: Haley Koop, Volunteer Happy Wheels Cart application. Based on be interacting with children in our Early Coordinator, [email protected], 512- the hospital, additional information may be Childhood Ed classes. 282-1144 required. Are there any other details volunteers Are there any other details volunteers should know? Todos Juntos is 2Gen should know? Ronald McDonald House nonprofit in East Austin. Todos Juntos, RR Rodeo Austin Charities of Central Texas volunteers help which means All Together, is dedicated provide comfort and care to our families to providing a community where parents What tasks do you need volunteers to with critically ill or injured children. and children have the opportunity to learn do? event planning, event preparation, Address: 1315 Barbara Jordan Blvd., Austin, together, to value education, and gain event set up and teardown, fundraising TX 78723 control over their family’s future. We provide high-quality Early Childhood Are there any requirements (age, Website: rmhc-ctx.org training sessions, etc.)? Must be 21 years Education (ECE), English Second Language Volunteer Coordinator Contact of age (ESL), and several other support services, Information: Rene Carlin, Volunteer through the generosity of our community Are there any other details volunteers Manager, [email protected], (512) 628- partnerships and volunteers. Volunteers should know? We have many different 5933 are needed to assist in various capacities, opportunities with different committees. including our one-on-one reading project, Address: 9100 Decker Lake Rd, Austin, TX one-on-one time with our children to 78724 RR The Salvation Army ensure engagement and support, and Website: rodeoaustin.com classroom assistance. There is also a need What tasks do you need volunteers to for professional volunteers for special Volunteer Coordinator Contact do? We are in need of volunteers to help projects and operations. These services Information: Vanessa Richmond, with: Angel Tree at Lakeline & Barton Creek include writing grant proposals, website Membership Coordinator/HR Administrator, Square Sort gifts from our Angel Tree and IT support, newsletter, event planning, [email protected], 512-919-3000 program Majic 95.5 Radiothon to benefit and marketing. For more information our Angel Tree program Rock the Red about volunteering opportunities, including Kettle Concert Rock the Red Kettle Golf responsibilities and time commitment, RR Ronald McDonald House Charities Tournament please contact us at (512) 788-7255 or email of Central Texas Are there any requirements (age, at [email protected] training sessions, etc.)? Any training Address: PO BOX 41213, Austin, TX 78704 What tasks do you need volunteers to needed will be done on site. The majority of Website: www.todosjuntoslc.org do? Volunteers can help in a variety of the opportunities are for ages 18 and up. 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R MISSION AND IMPACT STATEMENT business leaders R SNAPSHOTS Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Texas (BBBS) exists to help children succeed in life. We do this by pairing children ages 6-16 with caring adults who serve as mentors, advocates, resources and guides. Our proven model of one-to-one mentoring helps kids build the skills and capacities that lead to lifelong success. of tomorrow.

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R FUNDRAISING EVENTS BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS’ ICE BALL GALA Saturday, August 25, 2018 at 6:00 pm BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS’ BOWL FOR KIDS Fairmont Austin, Austin, TX April 27 & 28, 2018 Tickets: Individual $250 Sponsorships $3,500 and up Highland Lanes, 8909 Burnet Rd., Austin, TX Get tickets or reserve your table at www.AustinIceBall.org Afternoon and evening timeslots available $125 per bowler; Teams of 6 pledge to raise $750 Join Big Brothers Big Sisters for the brightest gem of Austin’s charity events, the Ice Ball, featuring hors d’oeuvres, seated Big Brothers Big Sisters’ Bowl for Kids is a signature fundraising dinner, icy cocktails, live auction and entertainment. Come spend event that has been supporting Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central an evening that makes a lifetime of difference for a child. Learn . They’re Texas for 30+ years. Together, with corporate sponsors and more at www.AustinIceBall.org. bowlers like you, nearly 1,000 bowlers raise money for BBBS and At RSM, we’re committed to giving back to the local communities where we live and are invited to enjoy a weekend of free bowling, along with food, work. Today, we’re proud to support Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Texas drinks, event t-shirt and more. helping develop the business leaders of tomorrow. And that’s a tremendous value to

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EXECUTIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, 2017 Darrell Bazzell Blake Absher Kyndel Bennett Dave Alben Clayton Christopher Joey Alcorta Hector De Leon Jamie Avila Chris Ellis Gary Farmer Carlos Barbosa, Board Chair Bill Blackstone Kerry Hall Becky Bonham Amy Jones R SPONSORED BY Nad Elias Nyle Maxwell Heather Granato Dr. Colette Pierce Burnette Lonzo Jackson III Dick Rathgeber Dr. Joanne Smith April Justice RSM US LLP is the U.S. member firm of RSM International, a global network of independent audit, tax and consulting firms. Visit rsmus.com/aboutus for more information regarding RSM US LLP and RSM International. Lawrence Speck Mark Ramseur, Past Chair David Rappold Carl Stuart Evan Spaulding Tom Taylor Jared Toren

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