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Annual Report 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 2019 “LET ME WIN, BUT IF I CANNOT WIN, LET ME BE BRAVE IN THE ATTEMPT.” Special Olympics Athlete Oath BOARD OF DIRECTORS Kelly Johnson CFA, CAIA Bill Caswell Vince Herron Dr. Katherine Revoredo Charles Schwab Investment Kaiser Permanente Halpern May Ybarra Gelberg Child, Adolescent & Advisory Adult Psychiatrist Chairman of the Board Leo Chu Martin J. Hewett Bicycle Casino Morgan Samuels Company Caren Roberson Jeffrey Krieger Consultant Greenberg Glusker, LLP Brian Erickson Marsha Hirano-Nakanishi Past Chair Consultant Consultant Michael Roth AEG Richard Villa Rob Friedman Rafer Johnson TCW Rainbow RF Founding Chair, Special Olympics Larry Seymour Treasurer Southern California Latham & Watkins Todd Goldstein William Vogt AEG Megan Jordan Meredith Shumard Crescent Canyon Management Chromadex NFL Media Group Secretary Blanca Gonzalez Nike, Inc. Dr. April Lopez Thomas Stevens Debi Anderson Stadium Chiropractic LA Capital Management Special Olympics Athlete & Joseph Gorin Sports Rehab. Global Messenger Special Olympics Athlete & Nancy Swanson Global Messenger Dr. Rolanda Maxim-Gott Philanthropist Dann Angeloff UCLA Director Emeritus Anita Green Ed Tarle Director Emeritus Jerry McGee Edwards Lifesciences Andy Barker Framework Capital Partners Albertsons Vons Pavilions Larry Green Andy Tymkiw Unibail Rodamco Westfield Jane Netherton Masimo Medical Stephen Bolton Director Emeritus H & B Construction Scott Gregory Captain Kimberly Unland Gallagher Micah Ohlman Los Angeles County Dave Bowman KTLA Sheriff’s Department Corporate Development Executive Jinx Hack-Ring Consultant Adam Parrish Ann Van Dormolen Amy Brutto, RN, MPH Deloitte & Touche LLP Philanthropic Administration, Inc. Marsh & McLennan David Halberstadter Insurance Agency LLC Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP John Peetz, CPA Rick Van Kirk Consultant Pro-Dex Bill Bryan Lewis Handelsman Consultant Unisource Services, Inc. Jennifer Pettit Justin Wong Warner Brothers Entertainment Bank of America Steven Bushong Tim Harrington ABC Entertainment Deluxe Corporation Alex Posada Dr. Ramin Zolfagari City of Santa Maria Kaiser Permanente David Carter Timothy Heinen Recreation and Parks Department The Sports Business Group Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling LLP 2019 BOARD CHALLENGE Total Amount Raised $3.04 Million Board Participation 100% 2 One of the most rewarding aspects of being a Special Olympics volunteer is the time I spend with our athletes and their families. As volunteers we quickly learn that these families have unique and profound challenges. It is highly motivating the way these families embrace these challenges and thrive as they support the development and growth of their athlete. Knowing these families and their athletes has changed me for the better, and for that I am grateful. Kelly Johnson Chairman of the Board 2019 - 2021 I have enjoyed the great privilege of spending nearly a half-century in the business of sports—at the professional, collegiate and amateur levels. I can honestly say that Special Olympics Southern California (SOSC) is everything that is good and right about sports. The lessons many of us learned through sports growing up are ones that have helped us to lead successful, productive lives as adults. This is true also for our athletes but to a much greater degree. The opportunity to train and compete in sports improves their health, increases their self-confidence, and prepares them for new challenges in life. It is little wonder that this incredible movement has thrived during its 50-year history. Special Olympics Founder Eunice Kennedy Shriver, along with two-time Olympian and American icon Rafer Johnson (who founded SOSC), have insisted from the outset that no athlete would be turned away because of an inability to pay. Therefore, it is incumbent upon the organization to set lofty fundraising goals and maintain strict fiscal responsibility ot keep our programming free and sustainable. Thank you for your on-going support to our noble, worthwhile cause. Together, we are setting the foundation to transform lives throughout Southern California for another 50 years. Respectfully, Bill Shumard, President/CEO Special Olympics Southern California 3 DEMOGRAPHICS TOTAL ATHLETES: 35,398 IN COMMUNITY PROGRAMS: 7,148 IN SCHOOL PROGRAMS: 28,250 Inland Empire San Luis Obispo County Athletes Community programs: 1,013 Lompoc + Santa Maria Schools program: 3,232 Athletes Community programs: 666 Young Athletes: 362 Schools program: 687 Unified artners:P 210 Young Athletes: 302 Total: 4,817 Unified artners:P 78 Global Messengers: 5 Total: 1,733 Coaches: 368 Global Messengers: 5 Competitions Hosted: 18 Coaches: 338 Competitions Hosted: 23 Kern + Inyo Counties Athletes Community programs: 281 Greater Santa Barbara Schools program: 176 Athletes Community programs: 145 Young Athletes: 36 Schools program: 443 Unified artners:P 30 Unified artners:P 23 Total: 523 Total: 611 Global Messengers: 5 Global Messengers: 11 Coaches: 94 Coaches: 98 Competitions Hosted: 16 Competitions Hosted: 6 Los Angeles County/Central Division Ventura County Athletes Community programs: 2,593 Athletes Community programs: 352 Schools program: 3,222 Schools program: 229 Young Athletes: 466 Young Athletes: 7 Unified artners:P 234 Unified artners:P 17 Total: 6,515 Total: 605 Global Messengers: 33 Global Messengers: 2 Coaches: 1,457 Coaches: 208 Competitions Hosted: 54 Competitions Hosted: 9 Orange County Los Angeles Unified School District Athletes Community programs: 813 Athletes Schools program: 8,139 Schools program: 3,520 Young Athletes: 4,820 Young Athletes: 1,213 Unified artners:P 944 Unified artners:P 369 Total: 12,959 Total: 5,915 Competitions Hosted: 55 Global Messengers: 20 Coaches: 363 Notes: Competitions Hosted: 28 • Some athletes participate in both Community & Schools programs San Diego + Imperial Counties • Unified Partners are individuals without Athletes Community programs: 931 intellectual disabilities who train and Schools program: 1,453 compete alongside SOSC athletes Young Athletes: 284 Unified artners:P 827 Total: 3,495 Global Messengers: 19 Coaches: 415 Competitions Hosted: 19 4 IMPACT 1,034 108 Schools School Districts 17 Athlete Health Messengers. Trained to educate their peers on health and preventative care 17,945 Volunteers. Allowing philanthropic dollars to be spent where needed most 3,350 221,055 Coaches Estimated number of hours spent coaching 198 Athlete Leaders serving as board members, coaches, referees, public speakers, and volunteers 2,624 584 Health Clinical Screenings Volunteers 231 6 Competitions SOSC Athletes competed at the 2019 Special Olympics World Games in Abu Dhabi 5 THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS SUPPORTERS! $1,000,000+ Albertsons Vons Pavilions Law Enforcement Torch Run State of California $200,000+ The Larry and Helen Hoag Foundation $100,000+ Anonymous Gary R. Wyma Trust Kaiser Permanente Foundation Knights of Columbus Anonymous $75,000+ LA84 Foundation MBA Challenge for Charity $50,000+ Daniel Berdakin and Susana Alberti Family Foundation The Gloria P. Ware Trust The LAZ Parking Charitable Foundation Nancy K. Swanson 6 $25,000+ AEG Global Partnerships Los Angeles Capital Management and TCL Pilar and Charles Bahde Equity Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Foundation Bank of America Charitable Foundation Janet and Robert G. Montgomery Thousand Oaks Rotary Foundation California Foundation for Stronger Nike Corporate Headquarters UE.co Communities Orange County Festival of Speed, LLC United Airlines The Donald G. Goodwin Family Foundation Pitchess Correctional Facility Variety the Children’s Charity of Southern The Edwards Lifesciences Fund Margo Quinn California Golf Fore Kids, Inc. Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co. Richard and Kim Villa The John W. Carson Foundation Sheila, Dave and Sherry Gold Foundation The Walt Disney Company Katten Muchin Rosenman, LLP Barbara and Thomas Stevens $10,000+ Albert and Elaine Borchard Foundation Hervey Family Non-endowment Fund at Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility Amgen The San Diego Foundation Rite Aid Foundation Ann Jackson Family Foundation Instinet LLC Robert and Joan Blackman Family Bascom Group JAKKS Pacific, Inc. Foundation Bob’s Discount Furniture The Jerome Foundation Robert H. Clark Foundation Anonymous Kern Valley State Prison Salesforce California Department of Corrections & Kohl’s Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Rehabilitation LA Galaxy Foundation California Pizza Kitchen LA Live Properties, LLC Joan and Arnold Seidel Carrington Charitable Foundation Lindbrook Capital, LLC SEIU Local 99 CVS Health Mark & Dorothy Smith Family Foundation Sempra Employee Giving Network Dignity Health – Glendale Masco Corporation Sempra Energy Foundation Memorial Hospital Michelle and Stuart K. Matsuda Silicon Valley Bank ESCO Technologies Foundation The Michael Family Trust The Smile Generation ESPN Microsoft Corporation Southern California PGA Foundation Finish Line Youth Foundation MUFG Union Bank David Stone First Christian Church Newport Beach Police Department T-Mobile USA, Inc. Frome Family Foundation Northrop Grumman Corporation Target G&M Oil Company, Inc. NOVITEC North America, LLC Sandra L. and Edward Tarle Alexander George Oceanside Moose Lodge #1325 Teamsters Local 986 Gone Gator Orange County United Way Daniel J. Vanderpyl and Ma Khin Pyone Anita Green Pacific Life Foundation Patricia and Richard Wallace H&H Lee Charitable Foundation Pacific Logistics Corp. Walter J. & Betty C. Zable Foundation Yosemite Hamilton Pechanga Resort and Casino Wells Fargo Foundation Healthpeak Properties Inc. Judy and John G. Peetz West Coast
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