ANNUAL REPORT 2015
4 Muhammad Ali Center Annual Report 2015 5 - Muhammad Ali ” For many years I have I have years many For of dreamed a place to creating teach,share, and people to be inspire their best and to pursue their dreams. “ AS WE LOOK BACK ACROSS BACK LOOK WE AS PROGRESS OF YEARS 10 Dear Friends, the marked tenth anniversary of the opening of the Center Muhammad Ali 2015 The year and the people to to be their inspire Muhammad and I shared of a vision realization best, also in their pursue those and dreams with We dreams believe conviction. passion and theenvisioned Center to be one that principles upon Muhammad’s core called to visitors toencourage and carry become good global citizens legacy of on Muhammad’s withground finding common others, pursuing humanitarian while actively opportunities to create a betterfor world all people. the the want Muhammad Ali CenterLike “Lighthouse” to we be a often Muhammad drew, of global understanding,personal symbol to in that share everyone welcomes Muhammad’s vision of hope for building a better united world, under our common this In report, about our humanitarian and will read programs you banner of humanity. six core Muhammad’s by inspired these are how initiatives discover activities. You’ll Respect and Spirituality. Dedication, Giving, principles: Confidence, Conviction, our vision and have shared to feel all who have debt of gratitude a tremendous We supported helped the Kentucky citizens of Louisville and The great past ten years. us over open the be grateful. The friendship will always and Muhammad Ali Center and we support of good friends and dedicated the fans the make helped around have world Muhammad Ali Center a global gathering than more place that guests from has welcomed countries. 100 Muhammad’s “Lighthouse,” the shines like light now brightAnd because of you, welcoming Louisville and reaches Americafrom the across around and lighting the world, paths many open to each of us to serve others. this our joy read share report, As you hope you we center. The Muhammad Ali Center is your success, and vision for to the importantly,about our progress, more But ask you future. we and thelearn to dreams about our mission and think follow more path want about your you an impact. and make can inspire we things.and do great to be great Together, Gratefully yours, Lonnie Ali 6 Muhammad Ali Center Muhammad AliCenter Grand Opening of CEO &President CEO &President Michael J.FoxMichael Greg Roberts 2009 2008 2006 2005 2007 2000 2010 OUR TIMELINEANDPROGRESS their voice andbecomeleaders insocialjusticeissues their Generation Ali beginsasaglobalmovement empower to young find peopleto Gardening Association National over years, four fundedby Yum! the with Brands Foundation andinpartnership PeaceMuhammad AliCenter 200worldwide grants for Gardens Initiative launched $10 announced MillionLegacyCampaign Received Donation Park major West Art Gallery Tulane Program Law &Tulane Department University Sports Athletic by hosted Aren’t MadeInGyms”program college athletes, “Champions for exemplifyto cross-cultural andglobalcitizenship understanding “Roads with ToPartnered You” :25world classmusiciansfrom 18 performed countries andSeptember February every Ceremonies Naturalization hosted States United Indiana World CouncilofKentucky &Southern Commenced collaboration with Affairs andcooperation understanding interfaith inFestival promote Partner to ofFaiths DalaiLama from ofFriendship the Mandala Creation andGift inGrand Opening participate Family,Friends, ColleaguesandAdmirers from 12 and32states countries formed CouncilofStudents Muhammad AliCenter at University ofLouisville Peacemaking for MuhammadAliInstitute &Conflict with Resolution Partnership $5MillionGift Ford Company donates Motor G.TownsendLarry Board :First Chair, circa 1997 Annual Report 2015 7 - Muhammad Ali ” If my mind can If my it, and my conceive heart it - can believe then it. I can achieve Donald E. Lassere Donald President CEO & “ 2 011 2012 2015 2014 2013
special delegation special $10,000 scholarships $10,000 StageOne Family Theatre about social entrepreneurship changing the : First Annual world James Graham Brown Foundation Brown James Graham Youth Rights Conference: Race to Equality Rights Conference: Race Youth Brown-Forman Pavilion outdoor space opens outdoor Pavilion Brown-Forman superpower that thesuperpower makes a better world place CONGO 14 Benefit Concert featuring BrunoCONGO 14 Mars Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards : Third Annual : Third Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards : Second Annual : Second Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards “And In This Corner...Cassius Clay” Premiere performance Clay” Premiere In This Corner...Cassius with “And Muhammad Ali CenterMuhammad Ali Library by opens : Funded and Archives UCREW youth leadership program launchedUCREW youth program leadership for to students learn significant difference : First Annual in their community and beyond Muhammad Ali Center raised over $114,000 : Give Local Louisville : Give $114,000 Muhammad Ali Center over raised Generation Ali Global ScholarshipGeneration : Fifteen Program students awarded Partnership with Global Game Changers to help youth discover theirPartnership with inner Game Changers to Global help youth discover Partnered with Mini We Day to Kentucky bring togetherPartnered with We Mini youth engaged in London OlympicsLondon Ali participated : Muhammad with a opening ceremony in
Shining A Light photo contest & exhibit celebrating gender equality photoShining A Light celebrating : First Annual contest & exhibit Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards created : Recognizing individuals making a created : Recognizing Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards social philanthropy, activism, and pursuits of justice : Gina Belafonte : Gina justice of and pursuits activism, First Honoree philanthropy, social Athletes University Change Forum and Social with of Louisville and Brown University Created Daughters breakfast of Greatness seriesfeaturing in engaged women prominent Photo credit : John Lair Annual Report 2015 9 - Muhammad Ali ” A man who has no imagination has no wings. DONALD E. LASSERE KARL F. SCHMITT, JR. KARL F. “ Donald E. Lassere Officer and Chief Executive President Karl F. Schmitt, Jr. F. Karl of Directors Board Chair, AS WE LOOK FORWARD LOOK WE AS Dear Friends, in strongly believe Ali CenterThe Muhammad is very to personal us. We its sense of purpose.its mission and see, the the Ali Center Muhammad than share is more a museum; we You foster we his life center, Ali. As a multi-cultural and legacy of Muhammad and every encouraging to person BE GREAT and ideals by values THINGS. DO GREAT honor thoseIn this we ideals through our report, about how will read you suchprograms, the as the Ali Humanitarian Muhammad Awards, Daughters the and of Greatness, Muhammad Ali Center of Council Students, just to a few. name donations help us tell these fantastic stories.Your Every contribution makes the are success of our humanitarianan impact we and toward programs, and supportthankful encouragement generous for for your our cause. giving, the Muhammad Ali Center of your And as a good steward Charity America’s its 4-star from Navigator, rating largest received This is Charity Navigator’sindependent charity highest rating evaluator. industryand denotes an organization that ”exceeds standards and outperforms most charities its cause.” in With continue to grow balance sheet, we leadership and a strong strong the With help, together impact of the your Muhammad Ali Center. we to come. successful years more many can ensure On behalf of the and the of Directors Board Ali Muhammad entire support. continuing thank once again for your we you Center Family, POWERFUL PROGRAMS DEVELOPING & CELEBRATING HUMANITARIANS
True greatness is achieved when our own inherent potential is realized and in turn, we use our talents and resources to inspire and encourage others to achieve their potential. The Center has developed impactful educational programming, initiatives, and partnerships, so that people of any age can participate in activities and events that will enrich their lives on their personal journeys to greatness.
Our primary programmatic focus encompasses the following areas: Education, Gender Equality and Global Citizenship. Beyond the programs highlighted here, the Center has also created Professional Development, Curriculum-based Guided Tours, Film Programming, Generation Ali and has also established Global Game Changers and We Day Partnerships.
Photo credit : Howard Bingham Annual Report 2015 11 MUHAMMAD ALI MUHAMMAD GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP GLOBAL Young humanitarians to continue Young and upliftamaze the us by transformational they work performingare in communities theacross globe while thatdemonstrating one person’s can effectivelyconscious actions change and the of many lives ultimately transform the world humane place forinto a more all of us. this awards In its third year, celebrates Muhammad’s event lifelong humanitarianism by individuals who are recognizing taking up the torch of his addition to In awards legacy. to seasoned given humanitarians, six young are people, 30 and under, with honored an award corresponding to each of Muhammad’s six core principles. HUMANITARIAN AWARDS HUMANITARIAN DAUGHTERS DAUGHTERS OF GREATNESS OF GENDER EQUALITY The Daughters of Greatness breakfastseries features in engaged women prominent activism, social philanthropy, justice. The and pursuits of stories and reflections they to some motivational are share transformativepeople, to others, to all. and inspirational The Ali Center periodically theseinvites local and international their to icons share stories with the Louisville The Daughters of community. a seriesGreatness provides place for dialogue and discussion on current issues of justice, community engagement, within theand social movements and beyond. Louisville area YOUTH YOUTH LEADERSHIP EDUCATION In 2013, the Ali Muhammad In 2013, Center launched second high its school leadership program, for students to not only UCREW, learn about social but to work entrepreneurship, an actual in teams to develop social enterprise. By the end of the students will program, conceptualized,have produced, marketed, and launched a small social enterprise business. Since 2002, theSince 2002, Muhammad Ali Center of Students Council has fostered program (MACCS) community by students in our helping them find voice for their social change and to of giving. understand the power has the years, MACCS In its 13 of group into a diverse grown justice leaders, emerging social committed to improving themselves and their communities through the of Muhammad Ali’s six practice principles.core POWERFUL POWERFUL PROGRAMS KYLA LAPOINTE
Age 24 CANADA
Kyla is a leading advocate for child rights nationally and internationally. Her own experiences living in foster care have motivated her to advocate for continued focus on vulnerable children and youth. Through mentorship of young people in the care of the province, she works to empower youth to share their voices and to become leaders. Kyla played a key role in founding the New Brunswick Youth in Care Network.
“I’m fighting for the rights of children who are in foster care as well as waiting to be adopted.”
CONFIDENCE CONFIDENCE Belief in oneself, one’s abilities and MUHAMMAD ALI CORE PRINCIPLE one’s future. HONORARY RECIPIENT 2015 KYLA LAPOINTE HADIQA BASHIR
AGE 13 PAKISTAN
Hadiqa has dedicated her young life to the advocacy of women’s and girl’s rights against forced child marriage in Pakistan as a pioneer of the Girls United for Human Rights Group. Their goals are to reduce discrimination and violence against girls, including early and forced marriages, and to generate awareness and provide education to women and girls about their rights. Hadiqa’s promotion of gender equality against the popular beliefs of her patriarchal culture comes at great risk to her own life.
“I’m fighting for girls’ rights against child marriages.”
CONVICTION A firm belief that gives one the CONVICTION courage to stand behind that belief, MUHAMMAD ALI CORE PRINCIPLE despite pressure to do otherwise. HONORARY RECIPIENT 2015 CHRISTOPHER ATEGEKA
Age 31 UGANDA
Born and raised in rural Uganda, Chris lost both of his parents to HIV/AIDS at just 7 years old and then raised his four siblings. In 2011, he created Rides for Lives to address health inequity in his home country by building bicycles and motorcycle ambulances as well as mobile health units to deliver healthcare in hard to reach areas. Since then, his organization has provided transportation to healthcare facilities for more than 300,000 rural Ugandans, with a mobile health unit serving nearly 2,400 patients every month.
“I’m fighting for access to quality healthcare for all.”
DEDICATION DEDICATION The act of devoting all of one’s MUHAMMAD ALI CORE PRINCIPLE energy, effort, and abilities to a HONORARY RECIPIENT 2015 certain task. CHRISTOPHER ATEGEKA VERONIKA SCOTT
AGE 26 UNITED STATES
Veronika enables others to become givers. Founder of The Empowerment Plan, Veronika has built an organization that began around a single idea: to design a coat specifically for the homeless. The coat is self-heated, waterproof, and transforms into a sleeping bag at night. That idea blossomed into a system of empowerment in which homeless women are paid to learn how to produce coats for people living on the streets, giving them an opportunity to earn money, find a place to live, and reclaim their independence.
“I’m fighting for that person that thinks there’s nothing left for them.”
GIVING To present voluntarily without GIVING expecting something in return. MUHAMMAD ALI CORE PRINCIPLE HONORARY RECIPIENT 2015 SASHA FISHER
Age 26 UNITED STATES
Sasha is the co-founder and executive director of Spark MicroGrants. Spark enables remote villages in east Africa to design and launch their own social impact projects through a six-month facilitated collective action process. Sasha moved to Rwanda in 2010 to launch Spark and has since led the organization to work across Rwanda, Uganda, and Burundi with 111 communities reaching over 80,000 people in the first five years. Sasha’s innovative approach helps investors in wealthy countries truly respect and share responsibility with the communities they are trying to help.
“I’m fighting for communities to be the drivers of their own development.”
RESPECT RESPECT Esteem for, or a sense of the worth MUHAMMAD ALI CORE PRINCIPLE or excellence of, oneself and others. HONORARY RECIPIENT 2015 SASHA FISHER TANYELLA EVANS
AGE 28 UNITED KINGDOM
Tanyella’s experience in social entrepreneurship and international development emerge through the lens of education and culture, with an over-riding belief that all human beings are inter-connected. Tanyella is driven by the philosophy that education is a basic human right, essential to prosperity and peace. Having made significant personal sacrifices to act on her beliefs, she co-founded Library For All, an organization that offers a digital library platform to make quality educational resources available to individuals across the developing world.
“I’m fighting for a world where everyone has access to knowledge.”
SPIRITUALITY A sense of awe, reverence, and inner SPIRITUALITY peace inspired by a connection to MUHAMMAD ALI CORE PRINCIPLE all of creation and/or that which is HONORARY RECIPIENT 2015 greater than oneself.
Annual Report 2015 19 - CHANGERS GLOBAL GAME GAME GLOBAL GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP GLOBAL With to mission a shared youth with theempower tools for a successful life, the CenterMuhammad Ali has partnered with the Global the In 2014 Game Changers. Superpower Your first “Discover welcomed Celebration” families with and Pre-K elementary school kids to the CenterMuhammad Ali to learn to their combine how talents with their hearts to become real-lifesuperheroes. to caus introduced are Children es which they may choose to champion including: Arts, Animals, Education, Elderly, Health, Veterans, Environment, and alleviating and Rescue; Poverty. and Bullying, Hunger, and The personal journey educational program interactive our youth to discover allows their to make inner superpower the a better world using place, + MY the equation: MY TALENT = MY SUPERPOWER. HEART A LIGHT A LIGHT SHINING GENDER EQUALITY Shining A Light is theShining of product an international photography competition the held annually by The competition is Ali Center. open to amateur and professional photographers of the Center all ages. In 2015 submissions, 100 over received of counties, dozens from spanning four continents. challengedPhotographers were to submit photographs to promote gender equality and Specifically, women. empower to depict asked submissions were individuals and organizations engaging in education, equality, ending economic health equity, discrimination,and employment violence, ending gender-based political women’s and increasing participation. EDUCATION ATHLETES AND AND ATHLETES SOCIAL CHANGESOCIAL 2015 marked the marked Annual 3rd 2015 Ali CenterMuhammad Athletes Forumand Social Change with Present Past, Activism: “Athlete Participants and Future.” gathered to advance and education, advocacy, research on the and role contribution of athletes toward social change, rights, human and development. Continuing a long-lasting Brown between collaboration the of University University, Louisville and the Muhammad brought this event Ali Center, together individuals interested in sharing and furthering their in and practices knowledge the of athletes area and social change, especially as they are engaged in the six core principles of Muhammad Ali: Confidence, Conviction, Dedication, Giving, and Spirituality. Respect,
Annual Report 2015 21 - Muhammad Ali ” LIGHTHOUSE MUHAMMAD’S What you are thinking are What you are is what you becoming. Like Muhammad’s “Ligthhouse,” Muhammad’s Like the want Ali Muhammad we Center to be a personal symbol of global understanding that in to share everyone welcomes Muhammad’s vision of hope for building a better united world, under our common banner of humanity. “ A firm belief one that gives to standthe courage behind To present voluntarily present without something expecting in return.To that to belief, despite do otherwise. pressure effort, all of one’s energy, The act of devoting abilities and DEDICATION: to a certain task. GIVING: a sense of the or oneself of, worth Esteem for, RESPECT: or excellence and others. by and inner peace inspired reverence, A sense of awe, SPIRITUALITY: and thata connection to all of creation which is greater than oneself. principlesThese six core form the bedrock which all of the undergirds own your to find ask you Muhammad Ali Center’s We programming. in thegreatness caring to and service each and to the provide other, you wish to see. we world ALI IN ALL OF US OF ALL IN ALI Ali CenterThe Muhammad the embodies life Ali. of Muhammad and legacy oftenAs Muhammad said, “Service to others pay the is for you your rent on earth.” here room the inspired This belief is what of the creation US Initiative: ALI IN ALL OF a call to action for the people all around globe to commit to and perform to large or small, better no matteracts of kindness, how their communities. Our vision is for their all people to achieve greatest toself, to inspired, be impact on thecreate positive a global community. theOur hope is tosee people embracing principles six core that not only and othersalso help you Muhammad, but could to changeempowered the world: CONFIDENCE: future. Belief in oneself, one’s abilities, and one’s CONVICTION: BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBERS AT LARGE
David L. Armstrong* Turney P. Berry Steve Beshear John Y. Brown, Jr.* Ken Clay Greg Fischer Kraig Fox Marla Green DiDio Daniel Hall Donna Hargens, Ph.D. Bennie Ivory Donald E. Lassere Gail Lyttle Carolyn Miller-Cooper Akure Paradis Laurie Schalow Ozair Shariff John D. Smith
OUR MISSION
The mission of the Muhammad Ali Center is to preserve and share the legacy and ideals of Muhammad Ali, to promote respect, hope, and understanding, and to inspire adults and children everywhere to be as great as they can be.
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IN MEMORIAM
ADVISORY COUNCIL ADVISORY Dick Ebersol Gregorian Vartan Dr. Angelina Jolie Quincy Jones Larry King Sean McManus A. Jerrold Perenchio Myrtle Potter Anthony Pratt R. Prophet David Robinson Diane Sawyer John Schnatter Smiley Tavis Dennis D. Swanson Matthew C. Whitaker Howard L. Bingham Howard Bono Homer G. Cablish, III Sean Combs Bob Costas Billy Crystal Mario Cuomo His Holiness, of Tibet The Dalai Lama Highness Her Royal Princess Bint Haya Al Hussein Seth Abraham Anderson Derek Angelou Maya * Life member Vice-Chairs & Founders : Vice-Chairs & Founders Chair Treasurer/Secretary Vice-Chair Audit PartnerAudit : Ernst & Young L. Bingham* Howard Photographer Robert Croft, Jr. Attorney & Shohl LLP : Dinsmore Douglas Laura VP Corporate & Community Affairs Energy LLC Responsibility : LGE-KU L. Thomas Hiltz Attorney Gill Holland : NuLuEntrepreneur Business Association Smith Sexton Barbara Chief Liaison : Compassionate Schools Project Vice-Chairs & Founders : Muhammad Ali EnterprisesVice-Chairs & Founders : Schmitt, Jr. F. Karl Sports & CEO : Louisville President Commission : Young Craig Family Foundation Young : Craig President de Chabert Chair Ralph : Immediate Past Corporation Officer : Brown-Forman Chief Diversity SVP, Bond* : Chair Emeritus Ina Brown Bend Farm River Calzi : P. Dave Muhammad and Lonnie Ali* Muhammad and EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF BOARD DIRECTORS “
24 Muhammad Ali Center room here onearth. rent your you for pay isthe others to Service ” - MuhammadAli of total expenses. of total for $1,930,828 accounts the MuhammadAliCenter fixed of assets Depreciation (anon-cashexpense) buildingandother Note: ofthe EXPENSES FUNDRAISING ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES PROGRAM EXPENSES 2015 EXPENSES OTHER EVENT SPACE RENTAL SALES,MERCHANDISE NET NET EVENTS, FUNDRAISING ADMISSIONS CONTRIBUTIONS, GIFTS&GRANTS 2015 REVENUES STATEMENT OFFINANCES
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9.0% 4.9% 11.5% 4.2% 11.5% 8.3% 0.4% 80.7% 70.0% Annual Report 2015 25 - Muhammad Ali ” True success is True reaching our potential without compromising our values. The Muhammad Ali CenterThe Muhammad Ali the Four highest has received CharityStar from Rating Navigator. This is Charity Navigator’s and denoteshighest rating an organization that ”exceeds industry standards and outperforms most charities in its cause.” “
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As one of the most iconic athletes of our time, world-class boxer Muhammad Ali leverages his fame in the most generous of ways. His awareness of the needs of the developing world, reflected by celebrated fights in Kinshasa, Manila, and Kuala Lumpur, guides much of his good work.
He served as a symbol of hope and a catalyst for constructive dialogue during missions to Afghanistan and North Korea, delivered sorely needed medical supplies to an embargoed Cuba, secured the release of 15 U.S. hostages from Iraq during the first Gulf War, and journeyed to South Africa to exalt Nelson Mandela upon his release from prison.
Mr. Ali’s efforts proved instrumental in providing more than 22 million meals to the world’s hungry. Traveling across continents, he hand-delivered food and medical supplies to children in Cote d’Ivoire, Indonesia, Mexico, Morocco, among many other countries. The list goes on and on.
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