2007 ANNUAL REPORT to the community

CONTENTS GREETINGS 2-3 OUR STORY 4-5 MISSION / ABOUT US 6-11 CORE PROGRAM AREAS CHARACTER & LEADERSHIP 12-13 EDUCATION & CAREER 14-15 TECHNOLOGY 16-17 HEALTH & LIFE SKILLS 18-19 THE ARTS 20-21 SPORTS, FITNESS & RECREATION 22-23 IMPACT 24-25 METRO DENVER LOCATIONS 26-27 FINANCIALS 28-29 DONORS & SUPPORTERS 30-51 VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP 52-53 STAFF 54-55

Annual Report 2007

BOYS & GIRLS Dear friends, 2007 was a year of remarkable change and growth for Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver (BGCMD). The theme of this report is Your Chance to Change the World and in the following pages, you’ll read about how BGCMD and the amazing young people we serve are making their mark. Through new Club openings, the Darrent Williams Memorial Teen Center project, remarkable H E daily outcomes, and outstanding youth achievement, Boys & Girls Clubs are changing the world, one child at a time. Our story in 2007 is one of optimism and expansion, leadership, and development.

T This year we will serve more than 8,000 young people a year in our eight Metro-area Clubs, providing more than one million CLUB hours of guidance and support. If only we had 8,000 pages to tell you each of their stories…. We serve the whole child, providing an environment where creativity thrives and leaders are born. Many of our members are the first in their families to graduate from high school and go on to college. Many are young artists, with an outlet to express themselves on paper, canvas, or a computer monitor. Some are outstanding athletes, working towards college scholarships, IS FAR MORE some are committed volunteers, giving back to our community themselves. THAN YOUR AVERAGE Every day is a busy one in our Clubs. To drop in, one never knows if they’ll find a game of basketball in the gym, a volunteer teaching printmaking in the art room, a local sports hero giving homework assistance in the learning center, a group of AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM... volunteers painting and cleaning, six-year-olds shooting pool, or giddy teenagers making Valentines. Our Clubs are amazing places for children and teens—and we cannot do it without you, our friends and donors. The time you give mentoring, painting, listening, dreaming, and celebrating with our members is invaluable. Thank you for your investment of time and financial resources and for sharing our story with your friends and family. Thank you for helping us inspire a generation of deserving young people to change the world.

Best regards,

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Kathy Luna Steve McConahey 3 - Interim CEO Chairman of the Board 2

Annual Report 2007 BOYS AND GIRLS COME HERE AFTER SCHOOL IT’S WHAT THEY DO OUR STORY AFTER THEY LEAVE US IS A THOUSAND THAT’S MOST IMPORTANT STORIES BUT Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver has been helping young people make the most of their lives for nearly 50 years. Each young person who walks through our doors is given a chance — to learn, to grow, to imagine, to lead.

Whether it’s a tale of mentoring a younger child, finding oneself in a book or a song, or achieving academic excellence, our story is their story — the experiences, hopes and dreams of the nearly 8,000 boys and girls we serve each year.

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Annual Report 2007 SOME PEOPLE DON’T EVEN KNOW ME... OUR MISSION The mission of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver is to inspire and enable young people, especially those THEY KNOW from disadvantaged circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens. OUR VALUES

BUT Everything we do at Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver is dedicated to creating positive experiences that MY NAME... promote and instill our core values:

Safety: Create an environment that protects individuals’ physical and emotional well-being.

Respect: Recognize and take strength from our unique experiences.

Integrity: Nurture trust by being reliable and honest.

Opportunity: Promote a culture of learning and growth.

Passion: Infuse creativity, compassion, and fun into our daily activities.

WHO WE ARE PAGE Since 1961, Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver has been helping kids from tough neighborhoods stay out of trouble, NO. stay in school, and succeed in life. Not just after school hangouts, the Clubs are places where young people come

to learn, do homework, develop social citizenship skills, express themselves creatively, and participate in sports. 7 - 6 Some people don’t even know me… but they know my name and that’s a great feeling… so if one day I am president they will say “Hey, that was my classmate in 6th grade.” — Moises B., age 11, Cope Club

Annual Report 2007 THE CLUB MEANS H E T WORLD

FINDING THEMSELVES TOThe Club means a lot to me, in fact, theM Club means the world to me.E It means a lot to me because it is a happy place, I feel a sense of belonging here, and it is relaxing IN A SAFE PLACE after a hard day at school. The Club is a safe place to be, keeping kids off the streets The Boys & Girls Club provides a safe welcoming place for thousands of Denver-area children after school while their parents are at work. Keeping young children and teenagers safe and off the streets is the best gift that anyone can have. “Come to the Boys & Girls Club!” I feel and during the summer—the times when kids need us most. Our eight Clubs offer programs in six Core like yelling in the streets. Program Areas: — Diana J., age 16, Denver Broncos Club • Character and Leadership Development • Health and Life Skills • Education and Career Development • The Arts

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Annual Report 2007 2007 Highlights:

• Robert M. Shopneck Boys & Girls Club Opens in Brighton • Turning on the Lights After School in Commerce City Young people in the rapidly growing community of Brighton have a new place to go after the In a unique collaboration between several different organizations, the eighth Metro-area school bell rings… a Boys & Girls Club! After years of planning, fundraising and construction, Boys & Girls Club opened for business on November 13. This Club is different than the the Robert M. Shopneck Club officially opened with a community celebration on August 25, 2007. others in the Denver Metro area, thanks to a special partnership between Boys & Girls Within only a few weeks, more than 900 young people had joined the Club and average daily Clubs of Metro Denver, Mile High United Way’s Lights on Afterschool program, and attendance was more than 200. Adams County School District 14. Commerce City is rapidly growing, and programs such as Boys & Girls Clubs are desperately needed in this largely middle- and lower-income city. Land for the new Club, located at 19th Avenue and Longspeak Street, within a block of elementary and middle schools, was provided by the City of Brighton, which will also provide exterior • maintenance services and operational support. Additional funds needed to build, outfit and staff BGCMD Receives the Southwest Region the new Club came from private contributions and grants. Many thanks to community champion “Vision for Unity” Award This award recognizes Boys & Girls Club organizations that have demonstrated excellence in Dick Hodge, campaign committee chairmen Steve McConahey and Jim Mulligan, the campaign diversity as it relates to board, staff, and programs. We received a cash award and recognition committee responsible for raising funds for the project, community volunteers, and everyone who at the annual national Boys & Girls Clubs of America conference in May. supported the campaign!

• Day for Kids Dash 5k Fun Run • The Darrent Williams Memorial Teen Center The first-ever Day for Kids Dash 5k Fun Run presented by Sports Authority was held at This project was launched following the death of Denver Broncos cornerback Darrent Williams Sloan’s Lake Park with hundreds of adults and kids coming out to enjoy a late summer day. on January 1, 2007. The Teen Center is scheduled to open in early summer 2008 at the Denver Thanks to numerous sponsors, the event raised more than $20,000 for Boys & Girls Broncos Boys & Girls Club in the Montbello neighborhood. Clubs of Metro Denver. • Club Usage and Participation Continue to Increase •  Today, Clubs are serving more than 1,100 youth per day, which is nearly 100 percent of our overall Golf Tournament Raises $200,000 More than $200,000 was raised in the Invitational/Pro-Am Golf Tournament in May. daily capacity! Overall, Metro-area Clubs have increased attendance over 2006. Special thanks to Jack Vickers and the members and staff of Castle Pines Golf Club for donating use of the course. • Our Approval Ratings Are Through the Roof! Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver is proud to have received a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator, • Our Most Successful Youth of the Year Gala Yet America’s premier independent charity evaluator. In earning their highest rating, BGCMD has PAGE More than 750 attended the 2007 Gala, setting a new record for the annual event, and netting NO. demonstrated exceptional financial health, transparency, accountability, and quantifiable results. a record $500,000. Alexandria Batiste, a 17-year-old member from the Boettcher Club, Of the more than 18,000 Colorado non-profits, we are one of only 38 to receive four stars. was honored as our Youth of the Year and Pat Hamill, BGCMD Board member, past Board 11

Chairman, and Founder, President, and CEO of Oakwood Homes, was selected as the 2007 - Champion of Youth for his work on behalf of our members. 10

Annual Report 2007 JUST LISTEN CHARACTER AND WHAT THEY LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT These programs empower our members to positively influence their Club and community, sustain meaningful relationships with others, and develop self-esteem. The Keystone and Torch Clubs, in which members elect officers and plan and implement their own activities and community service projects, help young people learn about decision making, understand democratic processes, and contribute to their Club and community. Our yearlong Youth of the Year leadership and recognition program encourages scholarship and develops TOHAVE public speaking skills. TO SAY 2007 Highlights: • Alexandria Batiste, • Champs Vitaminwater Youth of the Year Volunteers A five-year member of the Club, she is a positive In October, members of the Cope Torch Club were influence on her peers and a leader both in her named Champ’s [Bailey] Vitaminwater Volunteers for Club and school. She is actively involved in student their work serving the hungry, hurting, and homeless council, journalism, drama club, dance, and an SAT at the Denver Rescue Mission. Torch Clubs are small mentoring program at the Challenges, Choices and group leadership programs for kids 11 to 13 years old. Images Charter School. She plans to pursue a career in communications upon graduation in 2008. As • Denver Broncos Club part of her Youth of the Year honor, Alexandria was Receives Award lucky enough to be selected to deliver a World Series ball The Denver Broncos Club received the silver Every time I go to the Club, I mentor or act as a peer leader to help out kids with their homework. to the pitcher’s mound during a game at Coors Field. Southwest Region “Youth for Unity” award for PAGE But one particular day I was helping a younger girl, age seven, and my conscience caught me off NO. hosting monthly family nights. guard. I would like to think that I’m always aware and that I meditate constantly on my actions. But while this seven-year-old “baby” was reading to me, I truly realized how much attention and nurturing she has been missing at home. The way she laid on me in such an innocent and yet Core Program Area Sponsor: 13 - desperate way made my maternal instincts immediately click in. Then I began to think about all [ Sprint Foundation ]

the children that beg for just five minutes for someone to just listen to what they have to say. For 12 that moment, I am forever grateful and humbled. — Alexandria B., age 18, Boettcher Club

Annual Report 2007 EDUCATION AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT We’re helping youth to become proficient in basic educational disciplines, apply learning to everyday situations, and I WANT promote future career success. Each Club has a learning center dedicated to helping members improve their study habits, do well in school, and make positive life choices. The Power Hour program offers members after school homework help and tutoring. TO GO 2007 Highlights: • 2003 City Youth of the Year, • More Than 6,500 Books Were Bernadette Torres Collected for BGCMD Bernadette graduated from Colgate University with a in an August book drive at Borders Books and Music. Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology, Sociology, Borders also donated 5 percent of August’s sales, and Native American studies. She ended her final totaling more than $1,700. semester on the Dean’s list and now serves as the AS FAR Education Specialist at the Shopneck Branch. AS POSSIBLE

Core Program Area Sponsor: PAGE [ Dalbey Education Institute ] NO.

Until high school, good academic grades had always been easy for me. When I entered high school, 15 that all changed. I now had the option of more honors classes and AP classes. I didn’t just take - honors and AP classes because they would look good on my transcript but because I wanted that 14 challenge and I didn’t just want to cruise through high school and not fulfill my potential. —Javier S., age 18, Cope Club

Annual Report 2007 INSTEAD TECHNOLOGY Young people learn computer skills through regular access to state-of-the-art equipment at Boys & Girls Clubs.

OF Corporate and private support has allowed us to outfit computer labs with Internet access in each facility. Members BEING OUT learn about word processing, videography, Internet research, music production, graphic design, digital photography, ON THE STREETS and keyboarding. 2007 Highlights:

• Tee It Up for Technology • Leader in the Area of the Golf Tournament Digital Arts! The tournament, which was hosted by the Associate We celebrate six Digital Arts Festival (DAF) winners: Board of Directors, and presented by long-time 11-year-old Valentina Herrera, a member of the sponsor Nelson Pipeline Constructors Inc., was held Johnson Club, was selected as the national winner at Green Valley Ranch Golf Club. The annual event in the Web Design category. BGCMD also swept all helps support BGCMD technology programs. three age categories for the regional graphic design competition with entries from Johnny Rodriguez (Wilfley), Brandon Bell (Boettcher), and Jesus Guardado (Johnson.) Josue Hernandez, 12, of the Owen Club was selected as the Southwest Region winner for his photo illustration entry, Trashing Negativity. Josh Rothman, 16, of the Denver Broncos Club was the Southwest Region winner in the music PAGE category. His mission was to produce a song on the NO. When I do not want to go home I can go to the Club instead of being out on the streets theme “Our Changing World” and his winning entry and getting into trouble. I think the Club is a positive place for all kids to go. The Club is titled Math Rock. is another place where I can learn model making, computer skills and most importantly 17 manners... There is a summer program I get involved in, and it is called Gates Camp. - Gates Camp is a place where kids can experience what mountain life is like for one 16 whole week. —Nash H., age 14, Wilfley Club

Annual Report 2007 CANNOT HEALTH AND LIFE SKILLS Health and life skills programs encourage members to engage in positive behaviors that nurture their own well-being PARTICIPATE IN and set personal goals for the future. Our health educators teach members personal hygiene and nutrition, and health practitioners provide sports physicals and health screenings. We also offer a multitude of prevention programs I including Street Smart, a drug, alcohol, gang, and pregnancy prevention program for pre-teens. Other programs include Positive Life Choices, a critical thinking and emotions management program, and Act Smart, an HIV and THE PROGRAMS AIDS prevention program. ANYWHERE ELSE 2007 Highlights: • Denver Broncos Club Member • Success at the 9Health Fair Wins Scholarship More than 1,000 youth from eight schools attended Denver Broncos Club member Passion Lyons was Health Fairs at the Cope and Broncos Clubs. Club the winner of a $2,000 scholarship from the Charles teens and 19 community organizations set up booths Schwab Foundation for her participation in Money with educational activities on topics such as avoiding Matters: Make It Count, a financial literacy program tobacco, drugs, and alcohol plus the keys to good sponsored by the Foundation. nutrition and preventative health measures. Teen members of the Keystone leadership group from the Denver Broncos Club received a National Keystone Award for $1,500 at their national conference for this PAGE community service project. TeAndra Conley, 2007 NO. Denver Broncos Club Senior Youth of the Year, Core Program Area Sponsor: spearheaded the project, and an additional 26 Vodafone–US Foundation [ ] 19 Keystone members organized and staffed the - These programs mean a lot to me because I cannot participate in the programs anywhere booths at the Fair. else, and they teach me a lot of important information such has how to lead, not to do 18 drugs, and about growing up. — Ca’la C., age 13, Boettcher Club

Annual Report 2007 EXPLORING THE ARTS Our art programs allow young people to develop creativity and cultural awareness through knowledge and appreciation CREATIVE VENTS of visual arts and crafts, performing arts, and creative writing. Each Club has a dedicated cultural arts room, offering classes in music, drama, fine arts, crafts, photography, woodworking, and more. These activities foster self-expression & ALTERNATIVES and help develop appreciation of other cultures. 2007 Highlights:

• Youth Team Wins First Place • Local Artist The Cope Club youth team won first place in Receives National Recognition the Capitol Hill People’s Fair Mural Project and The Southwest Region Fine Arts Exhibit received Competition in both the Judges’ and People’s more than 400 entries this year and nine of those Choice Awards. regional winners were from our organization. Owen Club member Hugo Gonzales’ print, Not Like New, • Artistic Teamwork was selected to be part of BGCA’s National Fine Arts ArtReach/YouthReach and Colorado Council on the Exhibition. His work is among just 37 pieces picked PAGE Arts teamed up with our members to paint a colorful for this national honor. NO. mural at the Cope Club.

Dancing ties in to my belief in creativity and exploring creative vents and 21 - alternatives at being angry. When I get emotional I dance, sing, and write poetry and songs. I feel that there would be less physical and verbal violence 20 if people learned better way to deal with their emotions. — Shonnetta H., age 18, Wilfley Club

Annual Report 2007 YOU CAN DO SPORTS, FITNESS AND RECREATION GREAT Sports, fitness, and recreation programs help our club members develop fitness, positive use of leisure time, skills for stress management, appreciation for the environment, and social skills. Children and teens learn teamwork and physical fitness through organized athletic leagues for football, soccer, basketball, floor hockey, baseball, tee-ball, and softball. In addition, we offer cheerleading, unique athletic competitions, and a variety of low-organized sports and AT WHATEVER games in the gymnasium.

2007 Highlights:

• Boys & Girls Club Members • Major League S.T.A.R. Train With the Pros Award Winner 100 youth from six Clubs participated in a FSN/ Congratulations to Melisa Altamirano from the YOU TRY Rockies Baseball Clinic in May and more than 150 Owen Branch for being selected as the state winner members participated in Denver Nuggets basketball for the Major League Baseball S.T.A.R. Award. This

clinics in January and February; 30 kids participated program recognizes members who demonstrate PAGE in the Denver Broncos Junior Training Camp sportsmanship, team spirit, achievement, and NO. I think it is important to show sportsmanship in the gym because it shows a good example for in September. responsibility in Clubs’ sports, fitness, and social other kids, it helps others feel comfortable participating in sports, and it makes the games more fun for everyone. My favorite sports to play are soccer, basketball, dodge ball, four-square, and recreation activities. 23 - tetherball. Someday, when I grow up, I hope to become a professional soccer player so that I can be a good example for other young girls and so that I can show them that if you work hard, you 22 can do great at whatever you try. — Justine B., age 11, Johnson Club

Annual Report 2007 IMPACT LEADERSHIP This year the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver will provide more than a million hours of programming for nearly 8,000 Metro area youth. These programs have both immediate and lasting effects on children’s lives. ND Immediate Results: Long-Term Influence:

• Clubs provide multiple programs that serve the • Long-term Club membership makes a difference: whole child: 89 percent of members participate Over time, Club members generally show steady improvement in the areas AND A AND in three or more of the Boys & Girls Clubs Core of self-esteem, communication, and conflict-resolution skills. CHANCE Program Areas. In a national study** conducted in 2007, alumni of Boys & Girls Clubs report the • More Club involvement leads to more positive Clubs had a significant positive impact in their lives. 2 impact: In outcome evaluations*, youth with the • 28% of alumni say they would have dropped out of high school if not for Boys highest Club participation levels score significantly & Girls Clubs. higher than their peers in the following areas: positive character development, self-esteem and efficacy, • 51% of those surveyed achieved a higher level of education than they thought responsibility-taking and decision-making skills, possible because of their Club. commitment/bonding to school, and self-reported • 90% say the Club was one of the best things available in their community and interest/performance in school. most (60%) said it was the only place to go after school. • Leadership skills help youth succeed: Members • Club staff had a positive effect on alumni knowing right from wrong who participate in Club leadership activities score (85%), learning positive leadership skills (77%), and avoiding significantly higher than their peers on measures of difficulty with the law (67%). self-esteem, communication and conflict-resolution skills, responsibility-taking and decision-making • 57% of alumni surveyed feel their Club saved their life. skills, as well as school bonding and commitment. • 26% of Boys & Girls Clubs alumni earned a four-year college degree. This rate is equal to the national average, a remarkable achievement since many Club members come from disadvantaged circumstances.

PAGE NO. 25 * Results from an independent study conducted by OMNI Institute, 2007. - I believe that as long as I try my hardest to make this place the best it can be, there will be **Results from a survey conducted by Harris Interactive® and Boys & Girls Clubs of America, 2007. no problem creating the world’s next leaders. This is what the Club is all about: leadership 24 and a second chance. — Dylan T., age 16, Shopneck Club

Annual Report 2007 Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver Locations

Boettcher Club J. Churchill Owen Club 1523 Boston Street 3480 West Kentucky Avenue Aurora, CO 80010 Denver, CO 80219 303-364-0039 303-934-7811

Commerce City Club Robert M. Shopneck Club at Kearney Middle School 1800 Longspeak Street 6160 Kearney Street Brighton, CO 80601 Commerce City, CO 80022 303-637-7272 303-853-5570 George M. Wilfley Club LOCATIONS William E. Cope Club 4595 Navajo Street 808 Inca Street Denver, CO 80221 Denver, CO 80204 303-477-5912 303-893-8214 Clubhouse Sponsor: FSN Rocky Mountain

Denver Broncos Club Gates Camp 4397 Crown Boulevard P.O. Box 137 Denver, CO 80239 Ward, Colorado 80481 303-373-1900 303-443-7394 Clubhouse Champion: Denver Broncos Football Club Program Support Center Arthur E. Johnson Club 2017 W. 9th Avenue PAGE 3325 West 16th Avenue Denver, CO 80204 NO. Denver, CO 80204 303-892-9200 303-893-8150 www.postiveplacedenver.org 27 Clubhouse Sponsor: Fuller Real Estate - 26

Annual Report 2007 FINANCIALS

Success does not come from money or wealth. Sources of Contributions and Grants

Success comes from giving without expecting. Foundations $2,274,054 49.5%

— Alexandria B., age 18, Boettcher Club Individuals $799,015 17.4%

Corporations $705,940 15.4%

Government $507,545 11.0%

Organizations $307,053 6.7% 2007 Financial Results Total $4,593,607 (Fiscal year October 1, 2006 – September 30, 2007)

Revenue

Contributions and Grants $4,593,607 61.7%

Mile High United Way $467,307 6.3%

Program Fees $27,052 0.4%

Membership Dues $17,068 0.2% Expenses Special Events $782,325 10.5%

Investment Income $657,535 8.8% Programs for Kids $4,909,114 80.2%

In-kind $820,012 11.0% Administration $658,701 10.5%

Other $79,265 1.1% Fundraising $554,740 9.1%

Total $7,444,171 Total $6,122,555

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Revenue includes income restricted for the capital campaigns associated with the Robert M. Shopneck Boys & Girls Club in Brighton and the Darrent Williams Memorial Teen Center in Montbello. 29 -

A complete set of audited financial statements is available upon request. 28

Annual Report 2007 The Jeremiah Milbank Society

The Jeremiah Milbank Society is a national group created to recognize individual donors and families who support local Boys & Girls Clubs with annual unrestricted gifts of $10,000 or more. Jeremiah Milbank (1887 – 1972) was a man of remarkable accomplishments as a businessman, financier, and philanthropist. A lifelong believer in volunteerism, Milbank helped President Herbert Hoover develop the Boys Club national organization to provide support services for disadvantaged DONORS & youth. He served as treasurer of the national organization for more than 25 years.

2007 Jeremiah Milbank Society Members

SUPPORTERS Anonymous David Farmer and Gay Faris Charles and Pam Leder Mr. Mike Branham and Kent Bagley and Margaret Clute Caleb and Sidney Gates Mr. and Mrs. Will F. Nicholson Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Searle Mr. Samuel Butler III Mr. Matthew L. Gold Mr. & Mrs. William O’Connell J. Michael and Thatch Spriggs Sis Carroll Nesa Hassanein Mr. Thomas R. O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Taplin** Caulkins Family Mr. James R. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Owen Vernon Taylor Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Maxwell O.B. Caulkins Mr. & Mrs. Brandon C. Johnson Brian, Marilyn, and Brynn Peters Mr. and Mrs. Michael Touff Dick and Ze Deane Brooke Johnson Rick Reilly Mrs. George M. Wilfley Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Elliman Jr. Suzanne Kintzele

The Heritage Club

The Heritage Club is an association of friends of Boys & Girls Clubs from all across the country. These generous individuals and families seek to ensure that the future needs of our nation’s youth are met by including local Boys & Girls Clubs in their estate plans. This planning might include a will, charitable gift annuity, trust arrangement, real estate gift, or a life insurance policy. If you have included Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver in your estate plans and are not listed below, please contact us at 303-892-9200 so we may include you in the Heritage Club.

Community service lets me make the Mr. & Mrs. John P. Arigoni Sidney & Caleb Gates John & Meg Meyer Robert M. Shopneck world a better place. It taught me Edward Brown George M. Hopfenbeck Jr. Thomas R. O’Donnell Thomas E. Taplin ** Linda Campbell Jim & Phyllis Howell Mr. & Mrs. J. Churchill Owen Daniel C. Thompson

responsibility and how if you’re given a Peter M. Cudlip Abby & Bill Humphrey Thomas & Laurene Owen Mrs. George M. Wilfley PAGE NO. hand, then you should repay the favor Dick & Ze Deane Kathy Luna Tim & Cheryl Sheahan

by helping someone else out. It made me ** Deceased feel like a good person and I’ll always 31 - keep those memories. — Javier S., age 18, Cope Club 30

Annual Report 2007 Corporate Leaders DONORS AND SUPPORTERS The business community is having a major impact on the young people of Metro Denver. Thank you to these leaders in our community who have partnered with Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver to enhance the programs offered to our members and increase the number of trained professionals and volunteers working in the Clubs. 2007 Founders Society Members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver Founders Society are individuals, corporations, foundations, and other organizations that make annual Denver Broncos Football Club Colorado Rockies Charities Fund Macy’s Sprint Foundation contributions of $1,500 or more. This generous support makes it possible for us to provide Club membership to at-risk children and teens for only $2 per year. FSN Rocky Mountain Dalbey Education Institute Molson Coors Brewing Company Staples Our heartfelt thanks go out to the members of the Founders Society. Fuller Real Estate Gary-Williams Energy Corporation Oakwood Homes, LLC Suncor Energy USA, Inc. Allstate Auto Insurance LibertyGives Foundation Gerald H. Phipps, Inc. Taco Bell CSK Auto (Checker Auto Parts) Lockton Companies of Colorado ProLogis Foundation Includes gifts and pledge payments received between January 1, 2007, and December 31, 2007. CW2/KWGN TV Lowe’s Qwest Communications

$250,000 and Up $50,000 - $99,999 In-kind Gifts Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations Lockton Companies Of Colorado * The Naughton-Nicholson Foundation * We are grateful for the donations of goods and services we receive each year. These gifts help us to limit costs while maintaining a high level of service to Club Boys & Girls Clubs of America * A.V. Hunter Trust * Boys & Girls Clubs of Denver Foundation * Adams County School District 14 Oakwood Homes, LLC * members and our community. We would like to thank the following individuals and organizations—just a few of the many—for their in-kind gifts in 2007: Denver Broncos Football Club * The Carson Foundation * ProLogis Foundation Gates Family Foundation * The Colorado Trust * Qwest Foundation A-1 Organics Denver Broncos Charity Working Fund Kroenke Sports Enterprises Sherman and Howard LLC Mile High United Way * Adolph Coors Foundation Staples, Inc. Accent Coatings USA, Inc. Denver Broncos Football Club Microsoft Denver Office Robert Shields CW2 Gives, a fund of the McCormick Tribune Foundation Sterne-Elder Memorial Trust Leland Alpert Dick’s Sporting Goods Mile High Outdoor Advertising Sports Authority Inc. $100,000 - $249,999 Fuller and Company Real Estate Services George F. & Ethel A. Wollgast Fund * William Ash FSN Rocky Mountain Molson Coors Brewing Co. Staples Borders Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations Food Bank Of The Rockies Outback Steakhouse Teaming for Technology Colorado Individuals Individuals Brunswick Home & Billiard Patrick H. Hamill Jared Polis Foundation Urban Outfitters Adams County, State of Colorado Richard and Zyla Deane * Anonymous Ann Butler Kohl’s Quintess Video Professor, Inc. The Anschutz Foundation Patrick and Kitty Hamill * Maxwell and Ramey Caulkins * Mark Dalton Boettcher Foundation Thomas and Laurene Owen * Nesa Hassanein Carmel Hill Fund Jim and Phyllis Howell Daniels Fund $25,000 - $49,999 Brandon and Wendy Johnson United Way Denver Broncos Charities Funds * Suzanne Kintzele El Pomar Foundation Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations Steve and Kathy McConahey * Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver is supported by Mile High United Way’s Youth Success Initiative, which is devoted to helping at-risk young people overcome FSN Rocky Mountain CIBC World Markets Mr. and Mrs. Will F. Nicholson Jr. obstacles and graduate from high school. Our agency’s role in the Youth Success Initiative is to provide safe and positive Clubs where school-age youth can learn The International Charities, Inc. City of Brighton Michael Richardson and grow after school and during the summer months. In 2007, Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver received $467,307 in funding from Mile High United Way. Suncor Energy USA Inc. Colorado Rockies Charity Fund * Mike and Thatch Spriggs The Denver Foundation * Michael and Pegi Touff * Individuals Donnell-Kay Foundation * Mrs. George M. Wilfley * Helen K. and Arthur E. Johnson Foundation * Volunteers Anonymous Kullgren Family Charitable Trust Robert and Catherine Shopneck Volunteers are critical to our on-going success, providing everything from homework help to Club clean-up. In 2007, 1,576 volunteers gave 14,296.75 hours of LibertyGives Foundation PAGE NO. service. Their efforts are valued at $268,349.99! Employees from 48 Colorado corporations made up 1,229 of our volunteers. Thank You! 33 - 32

Annual Report 2007 DONORS AND SUPPORTERS (CONTINUED)

$10,000 - $24,999 Melvin and Elaine Wolf Foundation * The Campbell Foundation Individuals $2,500 - $4,999 Merrill Lynch Xcel Energy Foundation * Circuit City Mile High Grand Prix Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations Anonymous * Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations The Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham Mary and Tim Anschutz * Mile High Outdoor Advertising Allstate Foundation Alpine Plumbing & Heating Inc. Compass Bank John and Susan Arigoni * Milender White Construction Co. Alpert Management Services Individuals Amgen Foundation Confidence Plumbing Co., Inc. Sheri Beattie Moody Insurance Agency, Inc. Berenbaum, Weinshienk & Eason, PC * Leland Alpert Ball Aerospace and Technologies Continuum Partners, LLC Begin Family J. K. Mullen Foundation * CARMA Colorado, Inc. * Anonymous * CIBER, Inc. * DWK Charitable Lead Trust * Edward and Lynn Brown * Niebur Golf, Inc. Caulkins Family Foundation Anonymous Collective Licensing International, LLC Ehrhardt Keefe Steiner Hottman, PC Linda Campbell * OfficeScapes Celebrity Fight Night Kent Bagley and Margaret Clute Colorado State Bank & Trust Gator Rubbish Removal, LLC Brown and Martha Cannon Pinnacol Assurance * Dalbey Education Institute James and Shelley Bershof * Community Challenge School Guy’s Floor Service Inc. David Caulkins Pointe Properties, LLC Denver Public Schools Foundation Mike Branham and Betsy Searle Cooley and Company The Frederic C. Hamilton Family Foundation * Don and Lani Dolifka Price Waterhouse Coopers ECA Foundation, Inc. Samuel Butler * DCP Midstream LP * Health One Mark Evans Schulein Company * First Bank Holding Company of Colorado * Sis Carroll Ben C. Delatour Foundation Hill Foundation * Nancy Gegenheimer * The Susan and Eric Sipf Family Foundation First Western Financial Inc. * George and Christina Caulkins Denver Cherry Creek Rotary Club Mable Y. Hughes Charitable Trust Paul and Mary Ann Greiveldinger Trust Spectrum Healthcare Resources G.G. Shaw, Inc. Eleanor Caulkins El Paso Western Pipelines IMA Financial Group Steven Halstedt * Split Rail Fence Company, Inc. * Gay & Lesbian Fund Peter Cudlip and Marti Alter-Cudlip * Falkenberg Foundation * The Integer Group Russell Henson * Strear Farms Company, Inc. George W. Hopper Family Foundation Donald and Mary Elliman * First Data Foundation Interpublic Group of Companies/ Taco Bell Julie Herzog and William Mosher Suss Pontiac-GMC Howell Construction * David Farmer and Gay Faris * Harmes C. Fishback Foundation * Janus Foundation David and Ellen Hurtado Swinerton Builders Violet M. Johnson Foundation Sidney and Caleb Gates * Flood and Peterson Insurance, Inc. JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. Brian and Janet Jeffries * Temple-Inland Foundation Ludlow-Griffith Foundation * Matthew Gold * Gambro, Inc. The Kenneth Kendal King Foundation * C. Howard and Rose Kast * TGFF, Inc/The Jerry Gart Family Foundation * M.D.C. Holdings, Inc. * Brooke Johnson Gerald H. Phipps, Inc. Land Architects Doug and Pam Kelsall Joseph H. Thompson Fund * Macy’s West Charles and Pam Leder * Green Manning & Bunch Investment Banking Luff Family Fund Dorothy Warren King Unicircuit Inc. Metalwest, LLC James Mulligan and Joni Burleson * Greenberg Traurig LLP Majestic Realty Foundation * Clifton and Rosella Louis United Power, Inc. Molson/Coors Brewing Company * King Lee and Jane Nelson * Lorraine and Harley Higbie Fund McGrath’s Fish House Nicholas Maffeo University of Denver NACCO Industries * Thomas O’Donnell * Holland & Hart, LLP Moen, Incorporated * David and Rebecca McIlwaine * Van Gilder Insurance Corp. * Nelson Pipeline Constructors, Inc. * Brian, Marilyn, & Brynn Peters Holme, Roberts & Owen LLP * MonierLifetile Ryan and Mary Beth McKibben Vectra Bank/Zion Management Services Opus Northwest, LLC * Rick Reilly Honnen Equipment Company Norris Design Company * Margaret and Mitchell Morrissey * ViaWest Internet Services, Inc. Platte Valley Medical Center John and Katy Shaw Icenogle, Norton, Smith & Blieszner, P.C. Otten, Johnson, Robinson, Neff & Ragonetti Jean and Bryant O’Donnell * Jack A. Vickers Foundation * Post News Season To Share Thomas and Beatrice Taplin ** * International Capital Partners Phoenix Club J. Churchill and Elizabeth Owen Westrian Edmund & Eleanor Quick Foundation Andrea Tarr Janus-Matching Gift Center Powers Products Company * Mike and Mary Partheymuller * Whirlpool Corporation Schlessman Family Foundation, Inc. * Vernon Taylor, Jr. Jefferson Wells Prestige Miracles Foundation Brent and Andrea Powers * Henry E. Wurst Family Foundation * Searle Family Trust- Betsy Searle Hayden Woods Jeppesen Sanderson Inc. * Qwest Communications Judge and Lois Rovira * Smith Knights Foundation Scott and Joni Wylie * The Rollie R. Kelley Family Foundation REI Chris and Lesley Shean The Sports Authority Inc. Dana Kepner Company, Inc. Reiman Foundation Incorporated Gary Stettner Stadium Management Company, LLC $5,000 - $9,999 Kinder Morgan Foundation * Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation, Inc. Betty Tondel * State of Colorado Summer Food Program Kohl’s Cares for Kids Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations Studio B2SJ Dean Warkentin Ruth & Vernon Taylor Foundation Symantec KPMG Allstate Insurance Company Timothy and Mary Wolf * US Bank UMB Bank Lichtenfels, Pansing & Miller, P.C. Atmos Energy Corporation * Variety of Colorado Venoco, Inc. Location3 Media, Inc. PAGE Automatic Laundry Company, Ltd. NO. Video Professor, Inc. Wadsworth Golf Charities Foundation The Marlon Foundation Vodafone US Foundation Best Buy Children’s Foundation Meadow Creek Sales Corporation * Wells Fargo Private Bank * Burlington Northern Railroad Foundation 35 - * Donors with five or more years of consecutive support. * Donors with five or more years of consecutive support.

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Individuals $1,500 - $2,499 Donald and Patricia Cook Other 2007 Donors Solera Restaurant & Wine Bar Christopher and Susan Dolson Lori Corless-Kennedy Target Stores Foundation David Earnest John and Mary Baur * Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations Tami and Richard Beardsley Miles and Janice Cortez $1000 - $1,499 Tumac Lumber Company Fund of The Oregon Carl and Nancy Eklund Ed Bozarth Chevrolet Company, Inc. Betty Begin Georg and Patricia Decker Community Foundation Donn and Linda Eley Bravada Partners LLC * Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations Robert and Raeann Belknapp Bob Deibel United Way of Tri-State * Todd Fackler Nathan B. & Florence R. Burt Foundation Aztec Consultants, Inc. Howard and Barbara Brinton Maud Duke * Wend-Rockies, Inc. Frank and Janet Foster Calvin J. Clifford Trust Bank of the West/North Denver Region Virgil Burnside Joe and Ann Ellis Western United Electric Supply Corporation Jim and Laurie Gregg Denver Investment Advisors/Tempest Kerry and Deborah Fisher Benson Mineral Group, Inc. Connie Burwell White & William W. White Foundation * Jane and Fred Hamilton * Mary Caulkins and Karl Kister Investment Counselors David Fowler Brighton Kiwanis Club White, Bear, Ankele Professional Corporation Alex and Diana Hammerstein John and Ann Chafee * Denver Kiwanis Foundation Meg and Frederick Franko Citigroup Foundation Williams Ceuleers, Inc. * Norman and Sandra Harden Jeffrey and Lucinda Dragos * Development Consulting, Inc. Sam and Nancy Gary Colorado Bar Association David Harshfield William and Janis Falkenberg Elevation Outdoor Advertising, Inc. Neal and Terri Groff CVI Digital Solutions Salah Hassanein Jep Fuller Individuals Fantasy Golf Denver Denver Police Protective Association Kenneth Gart * Jeffrey and Cinnamon Hawks David Hite and Shea Ryan Foster Consulting * Duncan Oil Partners Marcus Aden Crawford Hamilton Ann Hopfenbeck and John Wilfley Richard Hoffman * Halliburton EMS Management LLC Timothy and Teri Anderson Harley and Lorraine Higbie Dan and Peggy Igoe Joseph Hoffman Hilb, Rogal & Hobbs Fraternal Order of Police Anonymous A. Barry and Arlene Hirschfeld * James and Tinka Kurtz * Roberto Jaramillo Import Wholesale/Import Warehouse * FrontierLiving Anonymous * George and Ruth Hopfenbeck * David and Bonnie Mandarich Steven and Christie Johnson Jamba Juice Headquarters Fuller Family Fund James and Susan Anttonen Ed and Judith Huffman Jeff and Alison Nelligan John and Joyce Juhasz Land Development Services, LLC Great Clips Brent and Melanie Backes Abby and William Humphrey * Javan Ottoson John Kavanaugh Herbert E. Parker Foundation Guaranty Bank & Trust Company Louis and Pamela Bansbach * Charles and Barbara Kall * Jordon and Essie Perlmutter Cindy and Brady Kellogg Elmer F. Pierson Foundation The Hackstock Family Foundation Jana and Fred Bartlit Anna Kanski Bruce Pole Michael Knapp The Pioneer Fund * Heather Gardens Breakfast Optimist Club * Donald and Mary Beauregard Jerry Kovacich Robert and Margaret Puls Donna Kornfeld PURE Brand Communications, LLC HMB Partners, Inc. Brad Begin and Bambi Wineland Thomas and Margaret Long Robert Rhue Allan Larsen Red & White Enterprises The Humphreys Foundation * Scott and Teresa Begin Stephen and Courtney Marsters Brad Richards and Liz Kissick Edward and Margaret Leede Robert Rhue Enterprises, Inc. James Real Estate Services, Inc. James and Audrey Benedict * Joan McKenna Steven and Alison Richards Kent and Vicki Logan Charles Schwab Foundation JC Penney After School Fund Robert and Cynthia Benson * J. Neil McLagan * Scott and Ellen Robinson Scott Lowery Starbucks Coffee Company Partner Giving Programs Robert K. And Annabel J. Jones Foundation * Bruce and Barbara Benson Mary Carroll Morris * Hassan Salem John Lozano Summit Bank & Trust The Carroll & Percy Klingenstein Foundation, Inc. Robert and Janet Bigelow Katrina Morris Shilling and John Schilling * Robert and Sharon Sanderman * Kathy Luna * Trim Solutions Koelbel Family Foundation Robert and Rhonda Boswell John and Keren Morton Tim and Cheryl Sheahan Marlen Matthews Union Pacific Railroad Land Title Guarantee Company * Steve Brunet John O’Connor * Jerome and Dawn Shellberg Michael and Emma McClurg Wal-Mart Foundation The David & Katherine Lawrence Foundation Don and Nita Burkhardt * Zach and Anuschka Pashel Stephen Shurack and Linda Wackwitz James and Carole McCotter Metco Landscaping, Inc. * Jane Butcher Luauna Rule Melvin and Debra Stahl E. Kay McDivitt Microsoft Matching Gifts Program * John Caulkins A. Thomas and Margaret Stavros Individuals Greg Vickers Edward Miller Mountain Crest Mortgage James and Lisa Cleary William and Nancy Stephens * Doug Andrews William and Bonnie Vogt Ronnie Mitzner Mountain Man Welding and Fabrication, Inc. Delphine and Rene Crothers Ryan Stout Edwin and Bette Arnold Greg and Jennifer Waters Frank and Gayle Mooney Mtech - Mechanical Techologies Group A. Michael Cuomo John Strohm and Mary Link Charles Brand * Lester and Marianne Woodward Kim Morrill Murray Maze, LLC Josh DeGuire Terry and Claudia Taft Stephen Brett Nicholas Morris National City Bank Vernis and Mary Deming Harry and Teresa Vogler * Kendall Carbone Trygve and Vicki Myhren OMJ Foundation Russel Denning PAGE Sharon Wilkinson John and Martha Carlin Ronald and Karen Myles NO. Sisters of Success Robert Dockendorff Jason Wine Stephanie and Christopher Comfort Susan Napheys

37 - * Donors with five or more years of consecutive support. * Donors with five or more years of consecutive support.

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Annual Report 2007 DONORS AND SUPPORTERS (CONTINUED)

William E. Nasser Sean Waters NexCare Group, LP Tonniel Chin Jeff and Shannon Kesselman David Porteous Robert and Judi Newman * Garth Wilcox Rachel B. Noel Middle School David Clark * Marilyn and Mark Kessler * Garett and Kari Presson * Susan and Howard Noble Dan and Mary Wilkerson Omni Tech Industries Dan and Rita Connerly Jean Kettering John and Nancy Quicke Duncan O’Brien * John and Kathleen Woodward OZ Architecture of Denver, Inc. * Christopher Crosby Jon Kinning * Greg and Mary Raih Gregory and Heidi Ochis Phillips & Tober, Inc. Matthew Dalton Mark Kizzire and Susan Peterson Joseph Ratkiewicz * Kevin O’Connell $500 - $999 Project One Integrated Services Kim Davidson Julie Kramer Edward Resley William and Cynthia O’Connell RW Specialties, Inc. Brenda and William Davis Kevin Lambert Daniel Revelle and Laura Curtis Melissa Osborn Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations Schuchat, Herzog & Brenman, LLC Margaret Deitrich * Michael and Stacey Landis Chris Richardson Steven and Christine Owen Adams Broomfield Bar Association Southwestern Investment Group, Inc Debra and Douglas Dennis Jennifer Larson Brian Richardson Edward and Dorothy Pierson * Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae Association * The Staubach Company Robert and Elizabeth Duncan Rich LeFurgy Amy Robinson * Mike Pilch APECS, Inc. Steele Street State Bank Thomas Dunham Linda Liman Paul and Maureen Sanzo * Krissy and Ray Pittman Belt Communications, Inc. Stratton and Associates Chip Ellis David and Barbara Lindsey * Karen and Thomas Scholet Steve Revenig Paula & William Bernstein Foundation Strear Family Foundation Inc. Sandra Erlach * Thomas List Philip and Kaye Scott Scott Richards Burwood Marketing Ten, Inc. Michael and Joanne Ernstsen * Steve Malecha Diana Smith & Family * Monroe Rifkin The Catholic Foundation—Roman Catholic Church/ Tuesday Downtown Organization, Inc. Christopher Fellows Robert Marshall George Sparks Henry Roath Northern CO The UPS Foundation Phillip and Christine Field * J. Landis and Sharon Martin Jason and Eve Squibb Bill and Pam Ross J. A. Cesare and Associates, Inc. Valley Bank & Trust Craig Fimple Shirley Mathis John Stamper and Vina Bishop Carol Ryan Clifton Gunderson, LLP A.G. Wassenaar, Inc. * C.A. Fisher Earnest Mathis Gayla Sterkel Joseph Salvati The Conway Family Foundation Weckbaugh Foundation Audrey and Barney Fix Mark McKinney Marty and Patti Stites James and Annick Sheeler Custom Fence and Supply Wiens Capital Management, LLC Charles and Elizabeth Foster Kelly Medina Paul and Deborah Suss Kenneth and Kimberly Short Davis & Ceriani Woodmen of the World/Rocky Mountain Camp 999 Anthony and Geraldine Giardullo * Christie Meldrum Vern and Robbie Swanson Jay and Gina Simonson Design Studies West, Inc. Ken Gooden Frosty Merriott Timothy and Karen Swiat * Michael Sisk Dynalectric John Graff * Glenn Mickelson Robert Swift Individuals Joseph and Jenna Slavik * E. T. Consulting, LLC Helen Grant * Barbara and Clifford Miercort Marilyn and William Taylor * Jay and Mel Small Eatherton Masonry, Inc. Lauren Alesso Leslie Grayson Jennifer Miner John and Julia Tyler * Roder Smith Eaton Vance Gwendolyn Allen John Gregg Chad and Tonja Mitchell * Sharon Vanausdal Paul and Jennifer Sobania EnCana Cares (USA) Foundation Catherine Anderson Lowell and Diana Hare * Gerald and Barbara Moore * Jack and Carolyn Vickers Christine and Mark Stoeber EZGO Textron Todger Anderson Ted and Jan Harms John Murphy Frank and Elizabeth Walker * Marcia and Jerome Strickland * First Church of Christ, Scientist Anonymous Ed Harris Peter and Dora Neidecker * Brian and Lisa Wallace * Charles Taylor Food Bank Of The Rockies Philip and Nancy Anschutz Timothy Harris Patrick Newland Shirley Ward Karen Thomas * General Iron & Steel Derek Bamonte * Kenneth and Elizabeth Haughey * Bill Newland William and Kristin Waters Michael and Leanne Tousey GolfTEC Enterprises LLC Cynthia Baur Steve and Pat Hegge Mrs. William G. Odell William and JoAnne Wilbur Frank and KiKi Traylor Graebel Companies Bruce Bernstein * Joy Hilliard Cathy O’Neil Charles Williams Phillip Trimble Great West Life & Annuity Insurance Company Scott Blankenship Dick and Mary Hodge Taylor and Nancy Owen Patrick and Stacy Wing * Otto and Yvonne Tschudi Integra Realty Resources—Denver Stuart Bombel Mary and Gregory Holm Marc and Elizabeth Parker Gordon Yale * Michael and Colleen Vickers JK Concepts, Inc. Allan and Lynn Brandt * Richard and Janet Holman * Janice Pawlowski Alice and Jess Yawitz Edward Wasson Markenstein & Stein Dean and Carol Bristol * Monte Huber Perry Peine * Thomas Zapf * Christopher Waters McDowell Investments Mark and Wendy Brodsky William Jackson Donna Petrocco McGladrey & Pullen, LLP Howard and Evelyn Carlson PAGE Scott Johnson Jerome and Anne Philpott NO. MNA Engineering Mark Cashin W. A. Johnson Ron and Mari Pierson New Horizon Foundation—The Revelle Fund Mark Chiancola Robert Kaufmann and Jennifer Gilbert-Kaufmann William and Marilyn Plummer * 39 - * Donors with five or more years of consecutive support. * Donors with five or more years of consecutive support.

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Annual Report 2007 DONORS AND SUPPORTERS (CONTINUED)

$250 - $499 Northeast Elementary School David and Becky Campisi Jim Herbert Brian Margolis Sandra and Albert Shivley Overlook Property Management, Inc. Barry and Diana Capoot Jean-Marc Herrouin Stephen and Mara Marks Christopher and Sheilah Smith Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations ParcelTek Chris and Carol Carlson Randall and Gwenn Hertel Alexis Martinez Scot Smith and Susan Blake-Smith AIG Financial Advisors Public/Private Ventures Brenda Clark William Hewit Anne Mcneily Robert and Anne Sneed * Allstate Giving Campaign R&R Enterprises Paula and Charles Clark-Martin Eric Hippeau Peter McNutt Denise and Jon Spanswick Baseline Planning & Engineering Raytheon Charitable Giving Stephen Claycomb Joan Hoffman Michael and Beverley McTigue David and Ann Stolfa * Breakfast Optimist Club of Windsor Gardens Rhyme & Associates Grant and Muriel Cobb * Darlene Holben * Claudia Merthan Donna Stork and Monti Willett Brighton Professional Fire Fighters Leonard Rice Engineers, Inc. Rick Cope * Charles and J. Nina Holtz * Christopher Miller Richard and Sondra Talley Brighton School District 27J Security Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Mike Crader Melissa and Robert Hovart Jay and Lois Miller Walter and Joanne Tokunaga Buckner Wadsworth & Associates Sherman and Howard LLC Jim and Molly Crawley Alice Hubbard * Ella Mills Landon Treber Bullock Holdings, LLC James R. Taylor & Associates * Marlene Creer Kimberly Huskins-Parris Doris Morfit * Susan Truitt Calcon Constructors United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania Jim Cronkhite Joseph and Claire Jackson William and June Murray * Barbara and Stanley Unruh Castle Pines Golf Club United Way of Central Indiana, Inc. Mark DeJulio Richard and Judith Johnson Sharon Mushkin and Robert Hahn Brian Untermeyer Cena To Go United Way of Denton County Inc. Laurence DeMuth * Thomas and Stephanie Jones Hal and Elisabeth Naiman Paul and Susan Valas Collins, Cockrel & Cole Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign * Joseph Depelheuer Linda and Dick Jones Uday and Sheetal Narahari Theresa Van De Bogart Dain Rauscher Foundation Cortlandt and Martha Dietler Dana and Phil Brimmer Martin and Barbara O’Brien Lucky Vidmar Dick’s Sporting Goods Norman Early Renu Kansal William Ohs and Nancy Wilson * Coleen Walker Individuals Don Stephen Construction Company, Inc Walter and Jaynn Emery Jack and Evelyn Kelly Reginald and Dorice Organ Terita Walker-Johnson Emerald Home Remodel and Repair, LLC Brendan and Dana Addis Jerilyn Enander Polly and Frank Kemp Brian Orinick Helen Watrous * Enterprise Rent-a-Car Dana Addis Dennis and Becky Fase Jeff King Valeri Pappas Roger and Esther Wehr First Link Technology, Inc. Jean-Marc and Valeria Alberola Craig and Kristi Ferraro * Elizabeth Kirkpatrick James and Julie Parsons * Bradley Weydert Foothills United Way John and Vicki Arney Katherine Foote and Jack Jenkins David and Mary Jane Kirkpatrick Carl Patrick Sean Winkler Gamma Phi Beta Foundation Joe and Kerri Assell * Dana Fox Donald Kortz Joseph and Rose Persichetti * H & R Block/Greater Horizons David and Ruth Ball Amy and Bob Frankmore William Kreidler and Kathy Knutson-Kreidler Ron Phelps $100 - $249 Harris Kocher Smith Engineers Christopher and Nickole Ball January Franks Anne-Maria Kropf The Pisani Foundation * Henderson Mini Storage, LLC Donn and Elsie Barber * Bruce Frederiksen Michael and Amy Krza Stephen and Suzanne Price * Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations Hogan Action Services, Inc. Christopher and Derrith Bartling Kate Freed and John Goggin David and Karen Lansdowne * Dean Prina Ace Equipment & Supply Co. Inc. Homebuilders, Flooring, LLC Maria Batres Ted Gill Alan and Linda Laxson * Donald Quick and Kerrie Boese Adams County Coroner Hush, LLC Thomas Baumler Vivian and James Gniady Ross and Diana Leher Danielle Quintana Allegro Coffee Company Intermountain Construction Equipment, Inc. David Berndt Louis and Margaret Goedecke * Joey and Alaine Lerner Margaret Reitan * Applebee’s Johnson Auto Plaza Christopher and Jacque Bird Rudy Gonzales David and Jennifer Leuthold Jennifer and Scott Rice Arcadis Johnson Financial Group LLC Michael Bleichfeld Jim Greenwell David and Mary Lewis * Gene and Nancy Richards * Bansbach Foundation Jones & Keller, P.C. * Ken and Debra Boehm Christina Groll Hannelore Lichtenfels Glenn Rippey and Karre Whitney * Bene! Gourmet Pizza JR Engineering Sean Breeze Monty and Ann Grubbs * Evan and Heather Lichtenfels Daniel Ritchie Stan Bernstein & Associates, Inc. King & Associates, Inc. * Randy Bruno Jack and Pat Grunwald Herrick Lidstone Timothy and Beverly Roble Black Gold Asphalt, Co Mehaffy Brubaker & Ernst, LLC Margaret Buchanan Yvonne Guu Scott and Barbara Lines George and Anne Romero Bradford Real Estate Meurer & Associates, Inc. Bud and Kristi Bullard Veronica Hackett Sharon Loaiza Brenda Ross-Gobin Brighton Economic Development Corporation Miller Rosenbluth, LLC Lambert and Liza Bunker Peter Hallquist R. and Susan Louthan Robert and Margo Sack Brighton Federal Credit Union MoneyGram John Burch PAGE Alice Hamilton * James MacDougall Robert Sakaguchi Brighton Pediatrics, PC NO. Moulton Claim Service, Inc. W. and Joy Burden Michael Harry Brian and Stephanie Mackey * Mike and Lisa Schatz Carmel Partners Nelson Family Foundation * Jeremy and Eve Burton Cara Hart Jon Madison Neil and Margaret Schliemann * Catholic Charities And Community Newmont Mining Corp. J. Butler * Services Of The Archdiocese

Deb Hart Jeannine Marckstein Bill Schultz 41 - * Donors with five or more years of consecutive support. * Donors with five or more years of consecutive support.

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Annual Report 2007 DONORS AND SUPPORTERS (CONTINUED)

Central Christian Church Schiffner Consulting, Inc. Rosemarie Benedetto Diane Carrick * Larry Dirks Robert Grant CH2M Hill SDG Incorporated * David Benz and Tom Aubrey Pam and J.L. Carrillo Donald and Elaine Dobler Newell and Judith Grant CM2, Inc. Security Crew, LLC Edward and Arlene Bershof Debbie Carter Richard and Nancy Downing * Mrs. D. Bent Green * CoBiz, Inc. Security Title Guaranty Harriet and Cornelius Berthold Sergio and Karen Castaneda Micheal Drabing Claire Gregory Geraldine & Alvin Cohen Foundation Staller & Henry, Inc. James and Sue Bicknell Carol Chadwick Travis Dungan James and Jacqueline Greiner Colorado AvidGolfer Stantec Consulting, Inc. Richard Bille Bonnie Charlesworth Harold Dupper Tim and Jackie Griggs Colorado Bureau of Investigation Lab Benevolant Starr Realty Management Corp. Richard Billings * Erik Christensen and Bonnie Beliveau Eric Duran Rosemary Guillette Fund Structural Consultants Incorporated Wendi Birchler John Christofferson Helen Durham Craig Gunter Colorado Data Mail, Inc. Stuhlman & Company George Bishop Mack Clayton ** Jerry Edsall Kim and James Hagel Colorado Drafting Supply, Inc. * Telecom Solutions, Inc. David and Martha Black Sara Clayton Dennis and Martha Edwardson Jim Hall Comed Medical Specialties, Inc. Token Loon, Ltd. Candace Black Nadene and Jim Clement Robin Eisele William and Ann Hall * D & E Associates LLC UBS Financial Serviecs, Inc. Clint Blackhurst Charles W. and Sheila M. Cleworth Andrew and Jennifer Eiss * Shanice Hancock DHM Design Wall Custom Homes Peter Blair Thomas and Janis Closs * Maureen and Kenneth Elliot Drew Hanna Dynamic Database Design, LLC Peter Weil Financial Group Phil Bloise Kristine Cohn * Patricia Elliott Wendy Hanson Eberl’s Claim Service, Inc. * Wilson Trucking Co., Inc. Kathryn and Richard Bonitz John Colleran Robert Engel * Amanda Hassenstab Equity West Investment Partners, LLC Win Properties I, LLC Chuck Bonniwell Kevin Collins Adella Engel Mark Heidt Filterfresh Coffee Service Inc. David and Jacquelyn Booker William and Alice Collister William and Rosalie Eylens Kris and Mary Heiny Global Impact Emily Boone Sally Comfort Frank and Debbie Fenton Randal and Norma Heinz Individuals The Harmon Family Foundation Henry and Carol Borgerding John Conneely John and Leslie Ferguson Fredrick and Betty Hendrickson * Horizon Veterinary Clinic Adam Aguirre Karen Borkowski Frederic Conover Donald Ferlic Curt and Karen Henry IHOP Restaurant Andres Aguirre Mary Jo and Vince Boryla Gary Constant Mary Fernandez Roy and Carol Henry * ING Foundation-Employee Giving Campaign Bruce and Phyllis Alexander Greg Botham Darden Coors Frank Ferraro Donald Henry Inglenook Senior Ventures Sarah and Alireza Alijani Mark Braden Grady and Ann Cope * Michael and Barbara Feuerstein * Nicolas and Debra Herrera Jarare LLC Dale and Dorothy Alter Ronnie and Trisha Bradford Sue and Kelly Corbett Christine Fontane Michael Higgins LDM Sports, LLC John Anderson Michael Bleichfeld and Lorna Brass Patricia Cordova Dan and Joanne Foster Verle and Pat Hill * Patricia Barry Levy Photography Kathleen and Steve Anderson Gregory Brauntz Glenna Cordova Marilyn Foster * Barbara Hinton Margenau Associates, Inc. * J. Ankenbruck * Margaret Brocklander Philip and Catherine Corsello Steven Frank Dean and Margaret Hirt * Marketstar Darryl and Cheryl Annett Curtis and Shelley J. Brouwer Lesley and Isaac Cortez Malcolm Freeman Ed Holbrook and Margaret Wall Meineke Car Care Center of Brighton Scott and Kimberly Armitage William and Judy Brown George and Irene Courter * David Fried Patricia Horgan Merry Maids of Brighton John and Kathy Armstrong Mackintosh and Sylvia Brown * Norris and Artimese Cowan Andrew Friedman Angela Howard Nexus Technologies, Inc Christine and Merle Atkinson Susan Brugman Jack Crawford Sara Line Frisk Pascual and Laura Huerta NorthStone Group, LLC Scott and Cherie Axelrod Bruce and Dolores Bryant Dorothy and Bill Crimson JoAnn and Joseph Furay Sami Ibrahim Oppenheimer Funds Edwin and Bonnie Baker Warren Buettner Lori Crosby Brian and Mary Jane Furgason Ernie and Alice Jablonski Parker Spirits and Wines Inc. Rich Barrows * Richard and Helen Bulinski * Ian Currigan Michael Gellman Jennifer Jackson Peak Public Relations Stephen Basch Alexander and Barbara Burgard Stacie Davis Mary Gerwin Julianne Jackson Performance Building Services Hector Batres * Gloria Burgard Jeffrey and Connie Davison George Gibson * Winfred and Katherine Jacobs * Pioneers Club John Bauerle Jann Burnett Bill DeGroot * Rita Gonzalez Jim and Sharon Jaeger Profile Assesment Consultants, Inc John and Vicki Baur Robert and Janie Butterly Arthur and Nancy Delaney Gene Goodstat Sue James * Romi Bean PAGE Quality Crane Service, LLC Laurie Button Robert and Barbara DeSpain J. Gotlieb Cheryl Jelm NO. Real Estate and Mortgage Services of the Rockies William Bean Vere Cadore Duane Dick John and Susan Gowen William and Mary Jenkins The Richardson Agency Joan and Robert Bell James Cannon and Karen Beer Cannon Tyson Dines * John Grace Eddie and Jane Johnson 43 - * Donors with five or more years of consecutive support. * Donors with five or more years of consecutive support.

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Annual Report 2007 George and Joanne Lewis George andJoanneLewis Roberta Lewis Rand Lewis EllenLewis Mary Christian Lewis Steve Levine Johanna Levene Janice M. LivingTrust Leuthauser Leraaen Al andMary Marilyn Lee * Richard andJoanLeach David andBarbaraVine Le Kevin Laura andCoraGary LaPlante Robert andDonnaLapidus Thomas J. andMargaret Lanctot Karen andRaymondLambert Barbara Lambert William andAlmaKurtz* John Krosky Robin Kring David andBrendaKrier Steve Kosten Robert andNancyKosena Bruce Korn Anita Komisky Walter Koelbel andGene Lucile Knaus James andRobertaKirkpatrick Timothy andJennifer Kirkpatrick Taylor Kirkpatrick Stephen Kinney* Erin Kieft Harriet HoweKelly RevocableTrust Greg Kelly William Keller Kelly Keesee Susan andJohnKavanaugh Marcus Jones Rex Johnson Raders Philip JohnsonandLou R. Edgar andJudithJohnson ** Deceased consecutivesupport.* Donorswithfiveormoreyearsof DONORS AND SUPPORTERS DONORS SUPPORTERS AND ( C ONT Daryl andKerstinDaryl Meyers David Meyer Dayna Metz Jennifer andRobinMendoza Robin Medina Edward McWilliams David andCarolynMcKinley Helen McIntyre* Greg andBarbara McIlvain Maeve McGrath Daniel andRebecca McGowan Tom andGeorgeneMcGonagle Evelyn McCurdy Cindy andDonMcCoy Tim McCormack John andEmilyMcCluskey Chris McCandless Ann andRoyMcAdoo Mike andKelly Matthews Shilo Mathill Judi andDeanMartinez Tina andJasonMartinez* Erin Martinez* Alicia Marshall J. Marr William andSarah Mapel Helen Mangold* Catherine Madore Duncan MacLaren Brit Lyons Jeffrey andAmelia Luinstra John andDebra Lowrey Teresa Lopez andMatthewDonham Jeffrey Longhenry Lohre John andMary Randall Livingston* Shirmeca Littlejohn Diane Linnen Paula andCharles Lindamood Monica LileyandJohnSkok Kristian Lichtenfels Tu andTa Li* INUED ) Eric andEllenPollock Dawn Pinner Micah Pexa Chris Petro Donald Peterson Bruce Peterson Robert andJohannaPeters Robert Person * Charles andEvangeline Pell * Allison Parkins Christy Parker PalmerBeverly Alvin Otsuka Bradley O’Neill Sally Olsen David andMelanie Oliver Kelly O’Hanlon Sherri Oddo James andPamela O’Connor * Michael O’Brien andMarjory James Oberheide Chris Oberheide Barbara Norton andGary Corey Nikoloric Virginia Newton John andJoyceNeville* Barbara Nett Jeffrey Nelson Nearen Lenora David andJulieNaus Ray Nassimbene* Patricia Murray Lyn Mueller Robert Moser* andMicheleGregory Morris Richard andMargaret Morgan Julie Moragues David andPamela Moores Michael Moore Mohl* Gerda Arturo Mitchell * Verne andVirginia Miller* ** Deceased consecutivesupport.* Donorswithfiveormoreyearsof Jill Spivey Regina Spence Kim Spears Diane andH. Kirke Snyder Richard Slye Glen Sibley Diane Shurtleff * Robert Shryock Shofner * Gary Michael andLaura Shannon James Scott Schrader Ron andGeri and DeborahHarry Schmidt Rachel andJaySchinderman Mark andBarbara Schickner Marshall Schecter Schaefer Richard andMary John andBarbara Schabacker Steven Satler Wilfred Sanchez Jill Samuels Jose andCarla Salazar Rosa Salamanca Ryan Sain Kenneth andSusanRyerson* Timothy Ruybal Phil andPamela Ruschmeyer Ross Jeffrey andMary Dave andWilmaRose Marci Roper Joseph andSybllRomley Kelly Robison Robinson Lilas andLarry Jon Robinson Tammy andDave Rhode Patricia Renz John andJudithReins* Ranney Bobbette Rodger andDianQuist Patrick andJudithQuinlan* Jennifer andJohnPrestwich David andJoanPorteous Gordon andSharonYatesGordon * Frank Woodworth * WoodhullJanet andLee Kurt andAnnWolter Valerie andDennisWolf andEddieWilson Lesa Kimberly Wigle-Stark Margaret White John andBarbara Welles Edith Washko Mark Warner andJennifer Rhoads Robert andJulieWallace Priscilla Waite * Marjorie Tweedy * William Tribble TracyScott Nathan Todd Karen andFrank Timmons Patricia andMichael Thomason Brianne ThomasonandCody Rock Liesl ThomasMagana Nancy andJamesThomas David andSusanThomas Marianne andDave Thomas Alexandra Taylor Penny Taylor * andBradfordMary Talbot Marilyn Swanson* AnnSwaffordMary Rachel Sullivan andCathyStrom Jeff StrattenCheryl * Bruce andSharonStokes Marguerite Stewart* Mark Stevens andBethel Rob andAmyStettner David Stern Kurt andSandra Stenmark Fred andCarolSteele Alva andSuzanne Staples Diane Stanbro Eugene andNancySprague Wellpoint Foundation United Way County Bergen of Trinity OrthodonticsPC Now! MassageTherapy,Serenity Inc. Professonal Counseling Services, Inc. Mahoney Realty, Inc Macy’s West G.I.F.T. Janet A. Kritzer, Inc. Jackson NationalLife Insurance Company LifeING Security GoodSearch GE Foundation Frisbie Realty Vincent &RoseM. Fontana Family Trust * Ellwood Corporation Mark Duffy&Associates, LLC Doerr Family Foundation * Dock ontheBay CSC EmployeCampaign Crossroads Community Church CCM Styling,Inc. Capital AreaUnitedWay, Inc. Britina DesignGroup, Inc. The BaileyCompany Artisan Center, LTD Andrist CapitalAdvisors, LLC America’s Charities Allied Insurance Advantage PropertyRentals The ActiveNetwork, Inc. Foundations, Corporations, andOrganizations Under $100 Nancy andMichael Zoellner A. andMichelle Zehnle Annual Report 2007

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Individuals Chris Beckish John and Victoria Buckingham Susan and Thomas Crane Larry Dunkin James and Susan Giacoma Larry and Pat Abston Amy Becktell Marian and Claire Buckley R. B. Crookston Michael Durham Maureen Gibbons L. Max Acosta Mike Beerntsen Rose and Roy Buckner Maria Cuevas Ryan Earnest Telma and Rickey Giersch Joe and Jonna Adamich * Maryann Bender Jaye Budd Hugh and Arlene Cumming * Amy Eckerdt Daria and Eugene Giron Rick and Stepahnie Adamich Robert Berger Veronica and Jeffrey Bundt Nancy and Walter Curran Albert Eckhardt Barry Givings Joye and Arivs Adams Antonio and Lois Bertapelle Emily Burgard Katie Czarnek Tyler Edmondson Claudia Goddard * Jamin and Jennifer Alabiso Jared Bethards Amy Burns Nicolas Dallessandro David and Beverly Edwards Betty and Gray Goewey Kathleen Aldridge Margaret Bethea Marjorie Burts Kimberly Dames Richard Eicher * Patricia and Richard Goff Dee Allen and Janice Rodewald Ruth Biglin Archie Calvaresi Kermit and Barbara Darkey * Dave Einfeldt Betty Goldman Patricia Allen Robert and Michelle Bilstein Charles Camacho Linda and Christopher Davis Margaret Elton * Deanna and Jeremy Gomoll Sara Almerri Mary Bindner Roger Campbell Wilma Davis Lynette Emery Ralph and Veronica Gonzales Barry and Trisha Amman George and Alma Black Julio and Viki Cardenas Ruth Decrescentis Oliver Esparham Ken Good Beverly Andersen David Blackburn Barbara Carlsen * Edward DeHerrera Mr. & Mrs. Charles Esralew Adele Gordon Myrta Anderson George and Hermine Blau Georgine Carlson Dan DeLaughter Dorothy Estep Mark and Amy Gossman Paul Anderson Rachel Bock Michael and Deborah Carnevale William Dell Wayne Evans and Marsha Harrington-Evans Crystal Grace Linda Andolsek Karyn Bocko Jerry and Barbara Carr Belinda and Alan Deming Whitney Evered Roger Grandy Barbara and Richard Andrews Rebecca Bolan Paul and Deanna Carrico Victor DeRosia Josephine Fairbanks Myriam Grant Anonymous Lyle and Mary Boll Julie Carrillo Joe Devigil Donald and Shirley Fancher M. M. Gray and M. A. Weslar Anonymous Sherri Bolus Bill Cartwright Polly Devine Gilbert Farin Barbara Green Judith Antonietti Carol Ann and Donald Boozer William and Celeste Casey Nancy and Anthony Di Paolo Kathleen Farrar Linda Greene John Archer Arthur Bornstein and Beverly Robin * Florence Whitney Johnson Chapman Trust Thomas and Diana Di Rito Megan and Daniel Fearnow Karen Greubel Serita Archuleta Charles and Denise Bouley * Kenneth Chavez Irwin and Ina Dickstein * Robert and Marjorie Felsburg Mary Ann Griffin James and Debbie Archuleta Jennifer Bowman William Chenoweth * Joseph and Rebecca Diekemper Ann Fleckenstein Gary Gruel William and Verna Ash Martha Bradley Andrew Christensen James and Heidi Dignan Debora and David Folkman William and Maria Guest Jane Ashmore Betty Bradley Sandra Christiansen Andrea Dillard Margaret Ford-Mitchell Bert Gutierrez * Justine Baca Carl and Gail Brainard * Amanda Christman Steve Dine Arnold and Annabelle Fournier Gina Guy Francine and Leonard Bachicha Paula and James Breese Marianna Cicerchi Mary and Joseph Divittorio Eugene Franceschini * Jennifer Haefeli Linda and Fred Bahmeier Jeffrey Brenman Virginia Clanahan Tony and Sharon Dominguez Phyllis Franks Eldridge and Geneva Hageman Stephanie Baker J. Brewer Elizabeth Clancy * Katherine Donahue Marshall and Betty Freedman Michelle Halliburton Bradley Baker Mildred and Kenneth Bridges Matthew and Jessie Clark Patricia Donovan * Vaugh Freeman Jimi Halstead Patricia Baker Diana Briels Casey Clark Audrey and Merle Dorsett Michael French Karen Hammond Dorothy Baker Kathleen and Robert Bries Wallace Clark * Anne Dorzweiler Darrell Frey Jahrae Hampton * Destiney Baldivia Lance and Shelby Britton Thomas Clausen Ruth Doty Jo-El and Frank Freyer Mishel Handler James and Shirley Ball Mistzi Brodnax Rachel Clemens Nikedra Doughty David and Peggy H. Furgason Charles Haney Carol and Oral Barker Maurice and Pamela Brooks Kelly and William Close Maureen Douglass Libby Furns James and Noreen Hanson John and M. Joan Barwin * Joan Brown Barbara Colligan Joseph Drobnick and Linda Gudenkauf * Ariah Gamaldi Emily Harper Debnney Basham Samuel Brown Malcinia Conley Susan Drumm Kathy Gamrath Elaine Harris * Camille Bates Franklin and Janette Brown James Cortez * Fred Duboc Richard and Margaret Garbe Georgia Hart PAGE Laveta Batts Catherine Brown Pat and Carl Cox Hannah Duggan Maria Garcia-Millard Martha and James Hartmann NO. Melinese Baugh Megan Brunet Robert and Sandra Crago Jamie Dukehart-Conti Barbara and Jeffrey Gartz Tracy and Doris Hawkey Wilma Beardsley Marjorie Bruts Catherine Craig Frank Duncanson Marla and Richard Gentry Iris Hawkins * 47 - * Donors with five or more years of consecutive support. * Donors with five or more years of consecutive support.

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H. Michael Hayes Harry Johnson Stephanie Kugler Richard and Lillian Marvin Abe Monzon Barbara Pech Carlyn Haze Elizabeth Johnson Kathleen Lande Marty Mashe Stephen Moore Joan Pechman Virginia Heddens Philip Jolas and Lucy Bates-Jolas * Arthur and Judy Lange Carol and John Masterson Joan Morrill Jamie Penfold Daniel and Megan Heffernan Gretchen Jones Miranda Larsen-Funk and Jody Funk Louis and Maureen Matis Carrie Morrison Ruth Penn Nancy Heisch James Jones Milton and Shizue Larson Jack and Terry Matthews Arthur Morrissey Jonathon and Lisa Perlmutter * Joann Helm * Florence Jones * James Latham Josh Mattison Elsie Mosbacher Kennard Perry ** Claude Hendricks * Rainette Jordan Olga and Chris Laursen Thomas Mauser Jeffery Moser Barbara Perry Estil Henson Larry and Margaret Jorgensen Edward Layton Helen McBain Wesley Mullen Lisa Perry Janice Hepp Mary Joseph Elissa and Steven Lazarus Shaun and Maureen McCarthy Marisa Murgolo Robert and Winifred Peterson Norm and Donna Herz Joanne and William Jozwiak Courtney Leathers Robert McClelland Patty and Glen Murray Pamela Petkoff Marjorie Herzberger Heather and David Justus John and Sharon Leevers Marion and Adelaide McDowell Karla Najera * Barbara Phillips Chalonda and James Hibbard Chip Kabrud George Lehnhoff * Jerry and JoBeth McFadden Richard and Pat Nearman Gerda Pichler Rex Hickman Lawrence and Joan Kalstein Charles and Cecile Lemen Earlene McGee Eugene and Patricia Nelson * Leslie Pickard Matthew Hiddle Kevin Kapeller Irma Leong-Peil Chris McGee Andrew Newland Lindsey Pihl Darlene and Peter Hiles J. and Catherine Karlberg Sheri and Eugene Levine William and Virginia McGehee * Peter Noel Tammy Piz Denise Hill Keith and Amy Kasten Frank and Mary Lewis Mary and Dennis McGrane Rose Nolan Christina Plendl William Hilton Martin Katz * Edith Lewis Jo McGrath Ruth Obrien Sonja and Brian Poling Amber Hochbein Kathryn and William Kehrman Ingrid Lobo Bruce and Debra McHugh * David Ogbe Bernard and Patricia Poppenga Kristy and Erik Hoel Dona and James Kelley Angie Lombardo John and Sarajane McInnes * Maureen Oja Courter Porterfield * Janice Hoff Jim Kellogg Raymond Lopez Richard and Nancy McLean Virginia Olson Jessica Post Herman Holtz Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Kelsall Christina and Richard Lowery James and Doris McManus * David and Judith Olson * Lynne and Ronald Preeson Kelly and David Horine Mary Keough Paul and April Luber James McMillion Kelly O’Mary Mary Presecan and Garry Roseman David and Joyce Howard * Brent and Anne Kieft Robin Lucas Bridget McNerney James and Sally Onyan Judith Preyer * William and Joyce Huffer * Tim Killcoyne James and Heather Lurie Ila Meldrum * Ruth Oppenheim * Dennis and Delores Puffer Leon and Kathy Hull Bradley and Olivia Killough Charles Luther David Mele Roger and Stephanie Oram Megan Quicke * Lindsay Hulwick Wes King Loretta and Elton Lutz Donny Melendez Nancy Orcutt Delores Quintana Edward and Shirley Hunter Margie Kinslow John and Jennifer Lutz Ronnie Menaker Donald and Mildred Orendorff * Victoria Radick Guy Hutsler Mary Fay Kizzire Brian Maass and Erica Wilner * Andy Mendoza * Nathaniel and Kristen Orr Larry Ramsdell Mary Hutton John and Nancy Klein Marjorie Mack Gertrude Meyer * Cynthia and David Ortiz Michael Rasmussen * Scott Hyde * Teri and Raymond Knight James MacKay and Deborah Knapp Daniel Meyers Debra Ortmann Melissa Rawsky Sharon Imfeld Richard and Jeanne Kobayashi * Judith P. Macomber Tammy Miccio Tim Osburn John Reed Jenny Ismert Kevin and Donna Koepping Shirley and Gary Magnuson Barbara Miedrich Raymond and Ruth Otstot * Daniel and Lori Reed Paul and Carole Jacobs Rachel Koldenhoven Diana Maher Scott and Lisa Miller Maria Ozeta Chantel Reed Brenda Jacobs Mary Kounty Beverly Mallard Richard Miller Aida and Eliza Pagan Ernest and Dorothy Reeve Eileen Jaramillo Patricia Kovac-Pensis and William Kovac John Malo Shirley and Wilfred Miller Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Palenik Helen Reinier Matt Jermanson Joseph Kraft Paul and Brenna Markson Dave and Lisa Miller Stephen and Elsie Paranka John Reinsma Joyce Jilek Kurt Kramer Jan Marose-Swiszcz James Miller Penny Parker Howard Reinstein Will Johnson Pam Kregg Thomas Marshall Aurelea Mitchell ** * Mary Parmelee Danielle Renan PAGE William and Katherine Johnson * Margaret Krisanda Ann Marsolek Mark Mitisek Adrianna Pass Paul Reno NO. Patrick Johnson Yuen Yuen and Eric Kritzer Peggy and Rueben Martinez Gary Mobell Bruce and Patricia Paton * Joseph Reyes Annette Johnson Joseph and Sylvia Kropf Jeremy Martinez Shawn Montgomery George Patterson Jack Rhodes 49 - * Donors with five or more years of consecutive support. * Donors with five or more years of consecutive support.

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Annual Report 2007 ** Deceased consecutivesupport.* Donorswithfiveormoreyearsof Charles andHelen Schwartz andRoseSchneider E.A. Ida andFrank* Schneck Brenda Schmit James andCarolSchmidt Sandra Scherer Michael Schaefer Jennifer Saxhaug Lindsey andMike Saulton Rosalee Sarell * Robert Santilli Adrianna Santiago-Pass Herbert andMelanie Samenfeld * Wanda Salsman Miriam andThomasSajbel Barbara Ryan Paul andPamela Ryan Augustine Ruybal Atanacio Ruybal Daniel andCecelia Ruybal* Arthur Russell Claire Royston Mickey Rovner andTerriGregory Roush Kevin Roth Dutch Ross andBarbaraSherwin Rosen Ronzio Scott Gregory Lisa Romanowski andEdwardRollman Sonia David andGeorgianneRollman John Rohrbach La Vern Rohr Jeanette andGeorgeRoeber Sheila Robinson Dolores Robinson Gerald andBarbara Roberts Frank andElizabeth Roberts* Cooper andLisaRoberts Donald andElyseRichards Lucille Rice DONORS AND SUPPORTERS DONORS SUPPORTERS AND ( C ONT Daniel andKathy Stocking * Ramon Stockham Ralph andFrances Stern Doris Stephens andNenaSteger Bob Richard Starks St. Ann and Scott Mary John Christopher andAleciaSt. George Debra andDanaSrdoc Anita Spring Ronald Sowa Dean andNatalieSolvason Adele Sollender Amanda andKurtSnitker Smith Leo Gerald andHelen Smith Roger Smith Tyler Smith andLori Tim Smile Sandy Smale Shelley Smagar Alvin Skotty S. Singer Guadalupe Simental Joel andBarbara Sigdestad Zulema Sierra andElizabeth SiekmeierLeonard Jesse Siegel Shulman Leonard Natalie Shoemaker John andYasuko Shimizu* Shea Betty Kevin Shea Jennifer Shaw Sharp* Loretta Seller Gerald andCheryl Karen Segenberger Don Secord Gloria Scruggs C. * WilliamScribner Wayne andBrendaScott INUED ) Gregory VernonGregory Paula Vass Keller andGregory Joana andDonaldVanbuhler Renee Van Ineveld Desiree andAdrianVan Ineveld Kathy andRonaldUzel Herman Urschel Alfred Umberger David andEmelia Trujillo and LucileHarry Trueblood * ToombsMary Michael Tomko * and LydiaHenry Toll Judith Tolbert Latoyua andTroy Tolbert Nancy andTerry Todd Carolyn Thompson Shelia Thompson ArgentMark * ThomasandLesley Gerald Thaler* Sabrinia Thaboua Todd andRebecca Terry Gregg Ten Eyck Marjorie Temple Joseph andGwinTeasdale Kamil Tazi * Lyal andDonnaTaylor Deborah andAndrewTaylor Jessica Taylor E. andRuthTaylor * Gail Tanne Frederick Tafoya Peter Taffe Glenn Tacke SymontonandGladysPalrangMary Syer* Harry Ludvik andKatherine Svoboda Josefa SuarezandUrbano SuarezQuezada Rita Sturgeon Jon andIngridStuebner Jay Stooksberry ** Deceased consecutivesupport.* Donorswithfiveormoreyearsof Steve andKelly Yansh andR.WynnMary Caroline Writer Thomas andLaurenWright WomackJuantia andBob Peter andEllenWinslow Alice Wilson Robert andCatherineWilson* Cynthia Williams Marian Williams Jerome andMaeWilliams Janet Williams Edith Williams Phillip andKaren Willett* John Wickliff Kathleen White Michael Whitcomb Linda Whetson Velva andRobertWeston Karlee Werry John andAliceWeeda * Brinda Wederich Donald Webster Cathleen Wayoe Charles andEmmaWarren Jake Walters Allen Walters Patricia andJeromeWalsh Peter Wall Joseph andGailWalkowich David Walker Lance Wagner Evelyn Waddell Kelly andKenton Voorhees James Von andJaniceGirocco-Von Loh William Von Drehele Stephen Vogler Robert M. Vinton andBeth Kyme Vincent Vanessa Villalobos Robert VerSchure Joni Zigan John andHildeZiel Theodore andVerna Zerwin Philip Young Carrie Young George andKristyYoung andChubYooniemSoontaree Helen Yerly Daniel Yawitz Annual Report 2007

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Board of Directors Associate Board of Directors

Officers At-Large Members Dan Igoe, Pure Brand Communications Chairman: Jon Kinning, Meg Franko, The Franko Group, Ltd. Tim Osburn, Lockton Companies Performance Building Services Chairman: Steve McConahey, SGM Capital, LLP Patricia Baca, Community Leader Brandon Johnson, Johnson Financial Group, LLC Ken Gooden, Staubach Company Valeri Pappas, Davis & Ceriani P.C. Brendan Addis, Addis Consulting, Inc. Vice Chairman: John Shaw, Opus Northwest Jim Bershof, OZ Architecture Cindy Kellogg, Denver Broncos Football Club Alex Hammerstein, CB Richard Ellis John Reinsma, ICP Real Estate Valeria Alberola, Q Advisors Secretary: Maggie Morrissey, Fulcrum Foundation Ed Brown, Merrill Lynch Jon Kinning, Performance Building Services (Ex Officio) Doug Heller, Periodontal Associates Scott Rice, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Mary Anschutz, Star Brand Imports Executive Committee Raphael Bustillo, Compass Bank Charles McDaniel, Lockton Companies, LLC Forrest Hobbs, Tangora Design Build Jennifer Rice, Community Leader Joseph Assell, GolfTec Linda Campbell, Bread for the Journey of Denver Samuel Butler III, Philip T. Sharples Trust John Meyer, Wellness Business Systems Corey Jones, Assets for Colorado Youth Steve Richards, Mile High Outdoors Katina Banks, Dorsey and Whitney, LLP Sidney Gates, Community Leader Kendall Carbone, SunCor Energy, Inc. Haven Moses, Denver Inner City Parish Thomas Jones, Hilb, Rogal & Hobbs Mark Ritacco, Business Objects Americas Chris Bird, QC Data Inc. Patrick H. Hamill, Oakwood Homes, LLC Max Caulkins, Caulkins Family Foundation Jim Mulligan, Fairfield and Woods, P.C. Jeffrey Kesselman, Sherman and Howard, LLC Michael Schatz, The Restaurant Source Dana Brimmer, Jim R. Howell, James R. Howell & Co. Lori Corless-Kennedy, Wells Fargo William O’Connell, Jr., Lockton Companies Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Christian Lewis, First Western Trust Bank Diane Shurtleff, Navteq Media Solutions Will F. Nicholson, Jr., U.S. Bank (retired) Peter Cudlip, Pointe Properties Marc A. Parker, U.S. Bank Lambert Bunker, Primitive Logic Evan Lichtenfels, Legend Retail Group Joe Slavik, Howell Construction Thomas O’Donnell, Holland & Hart LLP Matthew Gold, Conquer Creek Holdings, LLC Christopher Shean, Liberty Media Corporation Aimee Caldwell-George, Customer Centric Solutions Jeannine Marckstein, Chris Smith, Ready Care Industries DeLaPorte & Associates, Inc. Brent Powers, Powers Products Company Tim Griggs, Fox Sports Net Rocky Mountain Michael Touff, MDC Holdings, Inc. Barry Capoot, Green, Manning & Bunch Phil Soderborg, Haselden Construction David McIlwaine, Metro Networks Robert M. Shopneck, Pine Tree Financial Nesa Hassanein, Sports Authority Greg Vickers, The J.A. Vickers Foundation Louie Cohen, Republic Financial Corporation Chris Stoeber, Integer Group Chad Mitchell, FirstBank of Adams County Scott Wylie, First Western Bank Abby Humphrey, Montview Community Preschool Matt Edgar, CB Richard Ellis Brian Wallace, Access Venture Partners & Kindergarten Jeff Nelligan, Smith Barney Kevin Foltz, Continuum Partners, LLC Patrick Newland, Hercules Industries

Honorary Lifetime Board Members

Remembering Tom was one of BGCMD’s first volunteers and Board members. He served A Special on the Board of Directors for 30 years and in 1993 was named an Honorary Edwin W. Baker, Jr. R. Edgar Johnson Lee Nelson Vernon Taylor, Jr. Lifetime Board Member. Tom was a generous, dedicated man and committed R. Gale Daniel Charles J. Kall Thomas Owen J.A. Vickers Leader leader, plus an ardent baseball fan and train enthusiast. Boys & Girls Clubs of PAGE Richard L. Deane C. Howard Kast Jane Prancan NO. Thomas E. America Senior Vice President John Arigoni said, “Tom believed that everyone Richard L. Eicher Charles H. Luther, Jr. Thomas E. Taplin** Taplin would have an equal shot at being successful and he tried to make the playing 53 field level.” Tom passed away in June. George Hopfenbeck Neil McLagan Moses Taylor -

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Annual Report 2007 Chantel Reed, CulturalArtsProgramSpecialist Kelly O’Mary, SocialRecreationProgramSpecialist Amber Hochbein, EducationProgramSpecialist Jesse Hernandez, AthleticProgramSpecialist Amanda Christman, Technology ProgramSpecialist Art Mitchell, Branch Director & Girls Boys Club Boettcher Karlee Werry, CulturalArtsProgramSpecialist David Romero, Technology ProgramSpecialist Shirmeca Littlejohn, EducationProgramSpecialist Guy Johnson, Teen Coordinator/AssistantBranch Director Julius Flores, AthleticProgramSpecialist Amber Cortez, SocialRecreationProgramSpecialist Rich Barrows, Branch Director & DenverGirls Boys Broncos Club Adrianna SantiagoPass, CulturalArtsProgramSpecialist Eric Duran, SocialRecreationProgramSpecialist Dan Ruybal, Branch Director William & E. Girls Boys Club Cope FULL - T IM E STAFF M E M BERS Jessie Siegel, EducationProgramSpecialist Anthony Salazar, CulturalArts/Technology ProgramSpecialist Anthony Buller, AthleticProgramSpecialist Jason Martinez, Branch Director School Middle Kearney & Girls Boys at Club City Commerce George Patterson, CulturalArtsProgramSpecialist Karla Najera, EducationProgramSpecialist Kellie Konopacki, AthleticProgramSpecialist Jesse Cardenas, Technology ProgramSpecialist Hector Batres, AssistantBranch Director Adam Aguirre, SocialRecreationProgramSpecialist Steve Martinez, Branch Director J. & GirlsChurchill OwenBoys Club Daniel Mussel, Andrew Mendoza, CulturalArtsProgramSpecialist Stephanie Kugler, Eric Bascunan, Technology ProgramSpecialist Stephen Kinney, & JohnsonGirls Boys Club E. Arthur Athletic ProgramSpecialist Branch Director Education ProgramSpecialist Erin Martinez, HumanResourcesManager Ralph Gonzales, Accounts Payable Manager Rachel Bock,GeneralLedgerClerk/GrantManager Phil Bloise, Finance VicePresidentof Finance Mohl,Gerda OfficeManager OperatingOffic er Kathy Luna, ExecutiveOfficer/Chief InterimChief Administration Tyler Edmonson, CampDirector Camp Gates Albert Williams, AthleticProgramSpecialist Helen McBain, CulturalArtsProgramSpecialist Melissa Janiszewski, EducationProgramSpecialist Andrew Christensen, Technology ProgramSpecialist Daniel Deaguero, Branch Director M. & Girls Boys Wilfley Club George Zack Vigil, AthleticProgramSpecialist Torres,Bernadette EducationProgramSpecialist Ignacio Gonzalez, Technology ProgramSpecialist Sara Gloede, CulturalArtsProgramSpecialist Andres Aguirre, Teen Coordinator/AssistantBranch Director Hyde,Scott Branch Director & Girls Boys Club M. Shopneck Robert Kyme Vincent, DatabaseManager Desiree Van Ineveld, DevelopmentAssistant Brianne Thomason, GrantWriter CorporateGiving Chris McGee, Directorof Kalen Landow, MarketingandPublic RelationsManager Erin Kieft, EventsCoordinator Rachel Clemens,AnnualGiving Directorof Amy Robinson,Development VicePresidentof Resource Development Megan Quicke, ProgramsCoordinator Pickard,Leslie SMARTMovesCoordinator Character andLeadershipDevelopmentCoordinator Tonja Mitchell, Cara Hart, InformationSystemsManager Gutierrez,Bert MaintenanceStaff Kim Davidson, Facilities Director Rick Cope, SeniorBranch Director Kristine Cohn, Volunteer ResourceManager Grant Cobb, MaintenanceStaff Justine Baca, SMARTMovesCoordinator Tina Programs Martinez, Directorof Operations Annual Report 2007

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