2012 Annual Report

2012 annual report

UNITED STATES | MEXICO | INDIA | SOUTH AFRICA | VENEZUELA Everyone faces challenges in life—but the capacity to overcome hardships, learn from mistakes, and forge ahead in the face of immense adversity is a quality “Success is not inherent in most successful individuals. measured by what you accomplish but by the The obstacles facing Christel House students are daunting— opposition you have daily exposure to gang warfare, drugs, alcoholism, encountered, and the hunger, abuse, negative role models, violence, suffering, courage with which and discrimination—but every day our students come to you have maintained school, learn, and set their sights on a better tomorrow. the struggle against They have dreams, and while at Christel House their overwhelming odds.” aspiration is to make those dreams become reality. — Orison Swett Marden We celebrate their determination and courage. They are American author

breaking through the barriers of poverty to build a new Africa South House Christel visiting DeHaan Christel Photo: and better life for themselves and a future for their families. They are our heroes, and role models for others to follow.

Sincerely,

Christel DeHaan, Founder and CEO

1 | CHRISTEL HOUSE CHRISTEL HOUSE WORKS

96.9 % Students Returning Annually

Total Number of Students Served (including Graduates) 4,158 Graduation Rate 99% Attendance Rate 96% Photo: Christel House South Africa student near his home Graduates Continuing Studies or % Gainfully Employed 98

“Yesterday I dared to struggle. Today I dare to win.”

— Bernadette Devlin Youngest woman elected to British Parliament

BREAKING BARRIERS | 2 “Most of the things worth doing in the world were declared impossible before they were done.” — Louis D. Brandeis Former Associate Justice, U.S. Supreme Court

OUR PASSION

Transforming the lives of impoverished children, and giving them the skills to become self-sufficient “Christel House teaches us to do and productive citizens, is difficult work. It requires things which we think we substantial time, significant resources and focused programming. And, it requires the courage to keep cannot do. I feel motivated to trying in the face of overwhelming odds. take up challenges and explore Every day, Christel House students prove they are new things.” up to these challenges – by giving back to their communities, taking responsibility for their own actions and making good decisions. — Amala, 10th Grade These students have dreams and aspirations; they Christel House INDIA - Bangalore respect themselves and others. They have good values, demonstrate ethical behavior and resist negative peer pressure. They learn to achieve and ultimately, to live a purposeful life. Visit us www.christelhouse.org As a result, their lives—and the lives of those gen- Follow us erations that follow—are being transformed forever. Email us [email protected] Call us 866-424-5437 317-464-2030

3 | CHRISTEL HOUSE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Christel House International Board of Directors

Christel DeHaan Neil Offen Founder and Chief Executive Officer Retired President and Christel House International Chief Executive Officer Direct Selling Association Geoff Ballotti Chief Executive Officer Dr. Patrick O’Meara RCI Vice President Emeritus International Affairs and Dr. Carol D’Amico Special Advisor to the President Vice President, East Region Indiana University Project Lead the Way Marcia Rowley George Donovan Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer Retired Chief Executive Officer International Cruise & Excursions, Inc. Bluegreen Corporation “Christel House gave Gail Shiel me the tools to move Nancy Gillespie (joining in 2013) Principal Former Human Development Economist Shiel Design Company forward and never World Bank surrender to the Perry Snyderman Nelson Hitchcock Partner obstacles. My Senior Vice President DLA Piper US LLP teachers provided me Scholastic, Inc. Dennert O. Ware with the necessary Margarita Kintz Chief Executive Officer values and strategies Retired President CeloNova BioSciences, Inc. Intel Foundation to be a successful citi- Dr. Matthew Will zen. They taught me Donald E. Knebel (joining in 2013) Associate Professor of Finance Partner University of Indianapolis that money is neces- Barnes & Thornburg LLP sary, but integrity, Cheryl Wendling Martha D. Lamkin Senior Vice President independence, Retired President and Chief Executive Officer Christel House International respect and respon- Lumina Foundation for Education, Inc. sibility are keys to Guido Neels success.“ Managing Director Essex Woodlands — Deibis, 2007 Graduate Christel House VENEZUELA

BREAKING BARRIERS | 4 TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY

Combined and Consolidated Financial Statements of Christel House International and its Affiliates 2012 Combined Revenue: $18,750,000

Founder* $4,995,000 27% Government $6,564,000 35% Corporations/Foundations $4,902,000 26% Individuals/Board Members $990,000 5% CH Open/Events $655,000 4% Other $644,000 3%

2012 Combined Operating Expenses: $18,746,000

Education & Other Programs/Services $13,233,000 70% Management & General $1,614,000 9% Fundraising $2,070,000 11% Health, Nutrition, Outreach & Social Services $1,829,000 10%

* 2012 founder contributions, plus earnings on previously contributed founder restricted funds, less $3,274,000 of advanced funding by founder of future general and administrative expenses. Christel House International is a registered 501 (c)(3) public charity number 35-205-1932.Christel House learning centers are registered not-for-profit entities in their local countries. The Christel House Registration number with the Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services is SC 10875. 5 | CHRISTEL HOUSE 100% of your donation directly benefits the children of Christel House. Overhead and fundraising costs are covered by the organization’s founder.

Breaking through the barriers of poverty requires tenacity and determination. It requires adherence to rigorous educational and business practices, high measures of accountability and complete transparency. Every learning center’s financial statements are audited annually, and clean opinions were received from all centers in their most recently submitted audit. Nearly 325 staff members around the world are committed to helping these children grow into productive, self-sufficient citizens.

BREAKING BARRIERS | 6 WHAT WE DO

Lack of education and opportunity, mal- Education has always been the pathway to a nutrition, disease, and low self-esteem – better life. Academic achievement and character these are among the barriers that development are central to the Christel House Christel House helps overcome. model. Breaking Barriers: Students come to school and stay in school. Children living in extreme poverty often drop out of school to earn money and help support their families; few graduate from high school. In 2012, 96.9% of our students from the previous year returned to school; daily attendance worldwide was 96%, and 99% of students in their final year graduated.

Christel House prepares students to become responsible, caring citizens through a strong character development program built on four timeless values—respect, responsibility, indepen- Students receive two nutritious meals and a dence and integrity. snack daily, regular medical and dental care, and Breaking Barriers: Students are honest, hard when needed, counseling from social workers working and compassionate. Negativity, greed and mental health professionals. and corruption often flourish within impover- Breaking Barriers: Students are healthy and ished communities. In 2012, Christel House physically fit. When children are hungry or students raised money to drill a well in Tanzania, sick, learning is impaired. In 2012, more than petitioned government officials to provide better 7,620 medical interventions took place at Chris- sanitation, and recycled waste materials. Rather tel House learning centers worldwide--annual than viewing themselves as victims, Christel physicals, vision tests, auditory screenings and House students are empowered to make the dental procedures. world a better place.

7 | CHRISTEL HOUSE Students receive assistance in completing col- Students return to their families and communi- lege admission applications, securing schol- ties each night. Christel House offers a variety arships or apprenticeships, preparing for job of workshops on topics, including: family plan- interviews and job placement. When studying ning, parenting skills, conflict resolution, sub- at post-secondary institutions, Christel House stance abuse, nutrition and hygiene to improve graduates receive tuition assistance, stipends, the lives of parents and community members. and continued medical services and counseling. Breaking Barriers: Child + Parent + Breaking Barriers: Our graduates work, study School = a powerful combination to strengthen or do both. In some Christel House countries family ties. Poverty often fragments families. the unemployment rate is 50% or higher for Through our community outreach program, young adults. Christel House graduates are role Christel House parents become invested in the Photo: Christel House India students playing games during gym class gym during games playing students India House Christel Photo: models and change agents, and 98% are engaged development of their children. in meaningful, productive activities.

Christel House is the best solution to breaking the cycle of poverty for children, both domestically and internationally, that we have ever experienced. The Christel House model focuses on developing knowledge, skills and attributes of children who oth- erwise would never have a chance to see another way of living. The development of the whole person into individuals with competency and character is done with serious attention to detail where contributed dollars are used effectively and effi- ciently. In recent years, a second thrust into high school dropout recovery schools (DORS) is addressing an increasingly social crisis domestically. We believe our contributions are leveraged many times over through the incredible efforts of senior management and the staff of Christel House world-wide.

— Dennert and Suzanne Ware San Antonio, Texas Board Member and Donors, Christel House International

BREAKING BARRIERS | 8 % Academic Year 2011 – 2012 99.5 (Grades K-12) Students Returning Annually

Number of Students (including Work-Study) 1,042 Student Attendance 96% Graduation Rate (PUC)* 98%

Graduates Participating % in Work-Study Program 95 Photo: Christel House India Bangalore upper school students in the science lab science the in students school upper Bangalore India House Christel Photo:

*Pre-university course - 12th grade equivalent

Bellahalli Road (Off Henur PHONE (91) (80) 2486-5999 Road) FAX (91) (80) 2846-5003 Kennur Post via Bagalur E-MAIL [email protected] Bangalore East WEB www.in.christelhouse.org Bangalore - 562419 Karnataka INDIA

9 | CHRISTEL HOUSE CHRISTEL HOUSE INDIA | Bangalore

Ancy, 2012 Graduate “I am very happy to have my son studying Years ago, Ancy sat crying in the Principal’s at Christel House. office. She, her siblings and her mother had eaten nothing all weekend. Ancy’s father had He studies well and deserted the family, leaving them with nothing. is well behaved. He Christel House social workers quickly inter- asks his father and vened. me not to fight. I feel proud that my son Though her family struggled, Ancy was is taught about right motivated to achieve, become independent and improve her family’s situation. In 2012 she and wrong, which graduated from 12th grade and is now study- I as his mother find ing computer science at Kristu Jayanti College difficult to teach him.” where she is at the top of her class. Her goal is to join the Indian Air Force and become a pilot. — Devi, mother of Simbu, in Kindergarten

Fifteen percent of students in India reach high school and only 7% graduate.

Saleem, 8th Grade Saleem has learning difficulties and gets support from the STARS* program. Remedial tutoring has helped him raise his grades. “My teachers really care about me,” he says. “They want to help me understand, and I don’t want to disappoint them.” Fun-loving and friendly, Saleem is a talented artist and good musician. His father sells coconuts on the street to support a family of five, but Saleem wants to be a police officer. His teachers care for him deeply and encourage him to pursue his dream.

* Sowder Transformational Academic and Remedial Support

BREAKING BARRIERS | 10

Academic Year 2011 – 2012 99 % (Grades K-3) Students Returning Annually Number of Students 209 Student Attendance 96%

Students Meeting or Exceeding Grade % Level Standards in Language Arts 85

Students Meeting or Exceeding Grade Level Standards in Math % 83 librarythe in reading student Lavasa India House Christel Photo:

Pilot No. —196 PHONE (91) (20) 6473-0041 Hill View Street FAX (91) (80) 2846-5003 At. Post — Dasve E-MAIL [email protected] Lavasa WEB www.in.christelhouse.org Tal — Mulsi Dist. — Pune — 412112 Lavasa INDIA

11 | CHRISTEL HOUSE CHRISTEL HOUSE INDIA | Lavasa

Ajit, 3rd Grade “As fish take to water, our Since his father died two years ago, children took to English. Ajit, his mother and three siblings Their eagerness acted as a have relied on two cows to support the large family. Ajit is a cheerful, spur for our teachers. And curious child—highly intelligent and today, when I see the happy quick to identify inconsistencies. His faces of our children and academic progress has been remark- staff walking in every day able. He is fluent in English, although to school with irrepressible he could not speak a word when he enthusiasm defying all odds, started at Christel House two years I am humbled by their sheer ago. Ajit also loves computers, and is a willing technology tutor to his peers. determination.” When he grows up, he wants to become an astronaut. “I want to see what — Nalini Garg is on the moon,” he says. With his Principal, Christel House LAVASA determination to excel, he will succeed.

The national average female literacy rate in India is approximately 65%.

Surekha, Kindergarten Every morning, Surekha and her mother hike through the jungle and during monsoons, must cross a river so the Christel House bus can pick her up. Surekha’s father is mentally impaired following an accident, and the family barely ekes out a living. Her teachers report that Surekha is gradually overcoming her shyness, and never misses school. She wants to be a teacher when she grows up. A joyful child, Surekha loves sing- ing and the arts.

BREAKING BARRIERS | 12

% Academic Year 2011 – 2012 98.1 (Grades 1 – 9) Students Returning Annually

Number of Students (including Work-Study) 450 % Student Attendance 96.8

Students Passing ENLACE Standardized Test in Language % Arts 96.2

Students Passing ENLACE Standardized Test in Math 87.4% Photo: Christel House MEXICO student in music class music in student MEXICO House Christel Photo: Graduation Rate* 100%

*Graduation rate is for ninth grade. Students proceed to public high school or technical school and continue to receive Christel House services and support as part of the Work-Study program.

Kansas No. 161 PHONE (52) (55) 3004-0932 Colonia Ámplicion Napolés FAX (52) (55) 3004-0939 03840 México, D.F. E-MAIL [email protected] MEXICO WEB www.mx.christelhouse.org

13 | CHRISTEL HOUSE CHRISTEL HOUSE MEXICO

Luis Jesus, 9th Grade “When I was teaching 2nd grade, a student told me “I had a lot of family problems when I came to Christel House. I didn’t know what to do. As a 2nd grader, I was ‘I can’t do it.’ I sat behind a very shy boy. I didn’t have patience and I was intoler- her and together we began ant toward my classmates. I didn’t know how to develop drawing the Christmas teamwork. When my parents divorced, my teachers gave tree she was working on. me lots of support. They helped me to understand that Now, five years later, her I didn’t cause my parents’ problems. Christel House paintings are colorful, very changed my life. I speak English well and I love math. I expressive and sensitive. plan go to university and study to be an Aeronautic Engi- neer.” Through the visual arts workshop students learn to overcome their frustrations, fears and insecurities.” Only 25% of students in Mexico graduate from — Isabel Hernández Atilano high school. Visual Arts Teacher, Christel House MEXICO

Lupita, 7th Grade Her mother supports Lupita and her five siblings by selling tacos. When she started 6th grade, Lupi- ta’s test scores were among the lowest in her class. But, teachers saw her potential and motivated her to work hard. At the end of the school year, Lupita had earned a final grade point average of 9.4 out of 10, and was second in her class. “I will continue studying, because I want to be a lawyer to help poor people,” she says. “I want to be someone who defends and explain the laws to them so they can’t be cheated by others.”

BREAKING BARRIERS | 14

% Academic Year 2012 98.4 (Grades K – 12) Students Returning Annually

Number of Students (including Work-Study) 837 Student Attendance 98% Graduation Rate 100% Photo: Christel House South Africa students waiting to perform a dance a perform to waiting students Africa South House Christel Photo: Graduates Participating in Work-Study % Program 96

Swallowcliffe Drive PHONE (27) (21) 704-9400 Ottery FAX (27) (21) 703-2748 Cape Town E-MAIL [email protected] SOUTH AFRICA 7800 WEB www.sa.christelhouse.org

15 | CHRISTEL HOUSE CHRISTEL HOUSE SOUTH Africa

Chesree-lee, 9th Grade “I applied to teach at Christel House because “When my mother died of lupus four I grew up in a similar years ago, my grandmother took us in. community - Mitchell’s Her house was too small for all of us, so she built us a little shack off the back with Plain. I love the systems scraps of metal and wood. This all hap- which guide our children pened before our school exams, and it towards independence. was a stressful time. A special program at As a high school teacher I Christel House is teaching me to be a hair witness this transformation dresser. I can now wash and blow dry hair firsthand, especially when for people in the community and make a I see the level of respect little money for the things we need.” which students have towards their teachers.”

— Peter Davey Upper School Music Teacher, Christel House Fifty percent of South Africans aged 18-24 are SOUTH AFRICA unemployed.

Rushin, 2009 Graduate “I am so proud to be enrolled at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology, where I am pursuing a career in construction engineering. When I look back on my years at Christel House, I realize how much I have accomplished. In 5th grade I was thinking about joining a gang. Drugs, alcohol and violence were rampant in our neighbour- hood. Thanks to Christel House I am on the road to a better life.”

BREAKING BARRIERS | 16

% Academic Year 2011 – 2012 92.2 (Grades K – 10) Students Returning Annually

Number of Students 618 % Student Attendance 96

Students Passing ISTEP+ % drawing student Academy House Christel Photo: in Language Arts 81.7

Students Passing ISTEP+ % in Math 87.4

2717 South East Street PHONE (317) 783-4690 Indianapolis, Indiana 46225 FAX (317) 783-4693 USA E-MAIL [email protected] WEB www.cha.christelhouse.org

17 | CHRISTEL HOUSE CHRISTEL HOUSE ACADEMY

Breanna, 6th Grade “Christel House Academy has been repeatedly recognized for “I used to have a lot of trouble in achieving excellent results with a school, but at Christel House the teachers are great. They are strict, high-needs population. In 2012, and push me hard, which is good it was named a Middle School to because if they didn’t I would not Watch by the National Forum to stay on course. I really love my Accelerate Middle-Grades Reform, school because if I’m feeling low, and was one of only 10 schools my friends and teachers always in the nation to be identified as make me happy. After I graduate, I a MetLife Breakthrough School. want to go to Ohio State and play basketball or run track. When I Students love coming to school grow up, I want to be a chef.” here. They admire their teachers and respect their classmates. It is an atmosphere where learning takes place on all levels— academic, social and emotional.”

In the Indianapolis Public School system, only 56.2% — Carey Dahncke of students passed language arts and 57.8% passed Principal, Christel House ACADEMY math in 2012 ISTEP+ standarized testing.

Tahj, 8th Grade “At Christel House we are so far ahead of what my friends are learning at other schools. Their parents are really surprised when I tell them what I am studying. My favorite class is math. One thing that helps a lot is interacting with what we are studying. Last year we took a trip to Washington, D.C. and saw every monument. This year, I’m really looking forward to our class camping trip to Tennes- see. I’m proud to say I am a 21st Century Scholar, and a Student Ambassador. When I graduate, I want to go to either Indiana University or Purdue Univer- sity and either become a paleontologist or forensic scientist.”

BREAKING BARRIERS | 18 CHRISTEL HOUSE DORS

“I came to Christel House DORS because I had been in a lot of trouble and was kicked out of high school. Last summer I realized that I needed to get a diploma. That’s when I found DORS. It is great for dropouts and much different than a regular high school. It helps prepare you for college and gives you a second chance. And, the teachers at DORS are great. They encourage you to do your best and want to help you succeed.”

— Christel House DORS Student

In August 2012, Christel House DORS opened to give Indianapolis-area high school dropouts a second chance to earn a diploma. Operating out of the same facility as Christel House Academy during evenings and weekends, DORS strives to help students chart a pathway to success. Our day-student program operates in collaboration with Ivy Tech Community College. As soon as students qualify, they are enrolled in dual credit courses through Ivy Tech, and receive both high school and college credits. Gateway to College, a nonprofit organization with a mission of reclaiming students who have dropped out before receiving a high school diploma, has been instrumental in helping Christel House develop best practices. We are eager to report next year on our students’ successes. Photo: Christel House DORS student in class in student DORS House Christel Photo:

19 | CHRISTEL HOUSE CHRISTEL HOUSE scholars PROGRAM | Venezuela

% Academic Year 2011 – 2012 98.5 (Grades 7 – 11*) Students Returning Annually

Number of Students (including Work-Study) 663 % Student Attendance 92.8 High School Graduation Rate 100% Brinelly, 2010 Graduate “Ever since I can remember, my mom Graduates Participating in Work-Study % has worked cleaning houses. My father Program 99 abandoned us when I was 5. I have two older brothers and two older sisters who *11th grade is the final year of high school in Venezuela all started working when they were about 14 to bring home money and food.”

Brinelly’s family lives in the highest zone of La Vega, which is extremely difficult to Christel House entered into an agreement with Fe y Alegria access. She is finishing classes in Fran- to provide educational services. Christel House funds the cisco DeMiranda University College and will be a qualified CPA upon graduation. Work-Study program, transportation, health care, and In addition to her studies, Brinelly is work- after-school programs. ing at an internship with PDVSA, Venezu- ela’s national oil company.

A natural leader, she was elected as a student representative and helped tutor younger students. In 2009, Brinelly was selected by Partners of America to visit Washington, D.C. BREAKING BARRIERS | 20 CROSSING THE FINISH LINE — graduates

Asha, 2012 Graduate Christel House India Bangalore

“I still remember my first day at Christel House. I wondered what language my teachers were speaking because I didn’t know a word of English. Now I’m studying engineering at Acharya Institute of Tech- nology, one of the best colleges in Bangalore. My school has molded me into what I am today.

Christel House is much more than a regular school. It has taught me to speak fluent English and be a good student. It has given me life skills, the ability to differentiate between good and bad, and how to survive in this competitive world. I want to show my gratitude to Christel House by being a good example for others.”

Jesus, 2009 9th Grade Graduate Christel House Mexico

“I attended Christel House Mexico for nine years. Then, I went to public high school and now I am studying at Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. I am in my first year, studying Actuarial Science. I want to become a stockbroker or work in the insurance industry. The Work-Study Program at Christel House has helped me succeed at university, and kept me connected to the school I love. For me, Christel House has been like a second home.

Christel House prepared me to be assertive, and taught me positive values. It has made me the person I am today. I will do my best to achieve my goals and become a good citizen who gives back to my community and helps others.”

21 | CHRISTEL HOUSE Akshay, 2012 Graduate Christel House India Bangalore

“My mom is a struggling single parent. Being the eldest child in the family, I learned many things at a very young age.

At present, I’m studying at the Acharya School of Architecture in Bangalore on a Christel House scholarship. I am competing with students who come from privileged backgrounds and studied at top ranked high schools in the nation. I earned a merit seat into this institution and I am giving my classmates a run for their money.

Though I come from an underprivileged family, being educated at Christel House has truly given me the edge to compete in this world. Adhering to strong values and doing really well in my studies is my focus. I intend to follow the Christel House values all my life.”

Natalie, 2009 Graduate Christel House South Africa

Natalie plans to be an entrepreneur. Next year she will graduate from university with a degree in marketing and human resources. She plans to continue running the meat shop her mother started in their home in Hanover Park and using her marketing skills to expand the family business.

Although she wears a beautiful smile, Natalie still grieves the loss of her mother to cancer last year. “It’s a struggle to now be the motherly figure in our household,” she says. “I try to help my stepfather and three siblings, the youngest of whom is 8 years old.” She says real success in her life will be making a difference in the lives of others

BREAKING BARRIERS | 22 PRINCIPAL SPOTLIGHT

Ronald Fortune Midge Hilton-Green

An MBA graduate and PhD student himself, After 22 years as Headmaster of a prestigious Ronald Fortune, hails from the same deprived private school, Midge Hilton-Green, Principal, neighborhoods as the students he nurtures. As Christel House South Africa Junior School, Principal of Christel House South Africa’s decided that it was time to give back. He left the Upper School, he has an implicit understand- world of privilege and influence to help trans- ing of the challenges his students face and the form the lives of South Africa’s neediest chil- life lessons they must learn to break the cycle dren. He holds a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of poverty. Mr. Fortune was named a “Principal of Education degrees. of Distinction” by Christel House in 2012 for his outstanding work in developing the school’s character and leadership development program.

SOUTH AFRICA MEXICO

23 | CHRISTEL HOUSE

Nancy Cruz Tania Álverez

A Bachelor’s degree in Educational Psychology Tania Álverez, Principal of Christel House prepared Nancy Cruz, Principal of Christel House Mexico’s Lower School, holds a Bachelor’s Mexico’s Upper School, with the skills to nurture degree in Psychology and Master’s degree in the minds and spirits of her students and teachers. Psychoanalysis. Her passion for serving oth- Energetic and caring, Ms. Cruz helps her students ers is evidenced by her tireless efforts to meet set and accomplish goals, in both their academic the needs of Christel House children. and personal lives.

SOUTH AFRICA MEXICO

BREAKING BARRIERS | 24 PRINCIPAL SPOTLIGHT

Jaya George Nalini Garg

With a Master’s degree in English and diplomas Leading by example is the key to in learning disabilities and educational manage- Nalini Garg’s success as Principal of ment, Jaya George inspires confidence in her staff. Christel House Lavasa. Holding a Through her leadership and vision as the Head Bachelor’s degree in Education and a of Schools of Christel House India, Ms. George Master’s degree in English, Ms. Garg has instilled standards at Christel House that rival convinced reluctant local villagers those of the best private schools in Bangalore. that their children’s futures could be transformed. The resiliency of her students inspires her to never lose faith in the human spirit.

INDIA

25 | CHRISTEL HOUSE Carey Dahncke Emily Masengale Combining business savvy with educational Emily Masengale holds a Bachelor’s degree expertise is natural to Chief Academic Officer in Special Education and two Master’s de- and Principal of Christel House Academy, Carey grees. As Founding Principal of Christel Dahncke. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business House DORS, Ms. Masengale’s enthusias- Administration as well as a Master’s degree in Edu- tic and enterprising demeanor has inspired cation. In 2012, Mr. Dahncke was named Principal many adult learners to renew their efforts of the Year for Marion County by the Indiana to earn a high school diploma. Her stu- Association of School Principals. Under his leader- dents benefit from her commitment, devo- ship, Christel House Academy has been repeatedly tion and passionate desire to get them over recognized for the academic achievement of a the finish line — graduation. highly at-risk population.

USA

BREAKING BARRIERS | 26 STUDENT TESTIMONIALS

Jayden, 4th Grade Areely, 8th Grade Christel House South Africa Christel House ACADEMY

“I love to be at Christel House because “Being a Christel House Academy student we get good education and love and means everything to me. The teachers help lots of hugs. I love all my teachers me understand things that are hard for me, because they teach so many things so which I’m thankful for. It is a place where I that we can grow up and be happy. I learn and have fun trying new things.” would like to be a doctor when I grow up and then I can help all the sick children in the world.”

Priyan, 10th Grade Christel House INDIA Bangalore

“Christel House is a school which teaches us to do things which we think we cannot do. I feel really fortunate to be able to do experiments in the science labs.”

Dhanashree, 1st Grade Christel House INDIA Lavasa

“I love my school very much. Nobody hits us here, and because of phonics I have learnt to write a story in English. When I grow up I want to become a writer and a poet. I can sing songs in English too.”

27 | CHRISTEL HOUSE PARENT TESTIMONIALS

“Since Christel House entered my family’s world, it was like a bright light went on in my life. The support and the care that my child and I receive is more than I can imagine and we are so blessed to be a part of this won- derful school. Thank you Christel House!”

— Glyniss, Parent, Christel House SOUTH AFRICA

“My husband and I are not educated much, but we have aspirations for our children. I feel delighted to hear them speaking in English, and they teach us new things. They have become healthier by eating the nutritious food. I am sure they will grow up to be educated and earn good money.” Photo: South African Community African South Photo:

— Sheetal, Mother of Abhishek and Vaishnavi, 4th and 2nd Grade, Christel House INDIA Lavasa

“My sons, Rodrigo and Manuel, are Christel House alumni. This school changed our lives. My boys received an excellent education and learned great human values. Now they intend to complete their degrees at university. I have no words to thank Christel House for all the help it provided and still provides to my family. I hope many more families can have the support of Christel House.”

— Sophia, Mother of Rodrigo and Manuel, Christel House MEXICO

BREAKING BARRIERS | 28 THE ARTS

Christel House INDIA – Lavasa student performs in a play*

Sunflowers in Bucket by Nwabisa,11th Grade, Christel House SOUTH AFRICA

Christel House SOUTH AFRICA students perform a traditional dance

Christel House ACADEMY students studying cello

*Photo courtesy of Anne DePrez

29 | CHRISTEL HOUSE “Teaching art in Christel House has been a valuable experience for me. I am always delighted to see the creative work of my students and their perceptions of society and their surroundings. The lines, bright colors, shades and reflections, and sometimes even the forms and contents, Digital Cityscape by Alcey, 9th Grade, are in tune with the rhythms Christel House ACADEMY of their world. For children, visual art is an artistic, creative and reflective medium to represent and communicate about their everyday lives.”

— Dhanaraj Keezhara Christel House INDIA – Bangalore students created this headdress from papier-mache and hand painted it for Visual Media Teacher, a play* Christel House INDIA - Bangalore Christel House INDIA– Lavasa students painting a mural in the school

Butterfly by Citlali, 8th Grade, Christel Bird painting by Unnai, 6th Grade, Christel House MEXICO students perform House MEXICO Christel House INDIA– Bangalore a traditional dance

BREAKING BARRIERS | 30 “All of us have a responsibility – whether as a corporation or an individual – to support causes that better the world in which we live. Through RCI’s work CELEBRATION MOMENTS with Christel House, our associates, members and affiliates are united in a common purpose – to provide underprivileged children around the globe with A list of donors and learning center board life-changing opportunities that will transform their members may be found on our website: futures and make the future brighter for us all.” www.christelhouse.org “We know technology can do a world of good, and we are thrilled to be working with - Geoff Ballotti CEO Christel House to further its mission of helping RCI children around the world break the cycle of Cindy Sowder with Christel House ACADEMY students during STARS poverty. At Dell, we believe that children Christel House’s STARS Program The Mind Trust helps at-risk students should have an opportunity to develop their Through the Compassionate Spirit Foundation, created by The Mind Trust committed to fund Christel House potential through technology. With this part- Cindy Sowder, we are able to provide remedial education expansion efforts in Indianapolis over the next five years nership, we are one step closer toward closing and support for students who need extra help in learning. by awarding us a $1 million Charter School Incubator The Sowder Transformational Academic and Remedial award. Their support will help us serve more at-risk the technology gap among underserved Support (STARS) program was established worldwide, and students in our local community. communities across the globe.” has become a major pillar to our students’ success since 2007.

-Trisa Thompson Vice President of Corporate Responsibility “Children of impoverished families are Dell Corporation John Spence, Karma Royal Group Chairman with students from most vulnerable and our sense of Christel House INDIA Bangalore community responsibility must extend John Spence and Karma Royal Group further than ever before. Christel DeHaan We deeply appreciate the organization’s ongoing Nurturing and Nourishing minds understands that business leaders can be sponsorship of the nutrition program for all our children the catalyst to drive positive change for The Jochnick Foundation and Oriflame awarded a in Bangalore. Karma Royal Group and John Spence grant to Christel House Mexico that will cover two- deserving children, a philosophy we have provided over 4,000,000 meals to impoverished thirds of the learning center’s nutrition program. Many children since 2002! They also generously sponsored the share at Orange Lake Resorts. We are thanks to them for recognizing the value and dignity of Christel House India library facility and filled it with our children and helping us nurture and nourish their proud of our long association with books. Finally, every year the Royal Goan Beach Club minds, bodies and spirits. plays host to a group of Christel House INDIA Bangalore Christel House, hosting important fund- children who enjoy a beach holiday in royal style. raising efforts and supporting the amaz- Navneet Kapoor, Target, in the classroom at Christel House INDIA Bangalore ing work they do throughout the world.”

- Don Harrill President and CEO Orange Lake Resorts

31 | CHRISTEL HOUSE “All of us have a responsibility – whether as a corporation or an individual – to support causes that better the world in which we live. Through RCI’s work with Christel House, our associates, members and affiliates are united in a common purpose – to provide underprivileged children around the globe with A list of donors and learning center board life-changing opportunities that will transform their members may be found on our website: futures and make the future brighter for us all.” www.christelhouse.org “We know technology can do a world of good, and we are thrilled to be working with - Geoff Ballotti CEO Christel House to further its mission of helping RCI children around the world break the cycle of Cindy Sowder with Christel House ACADEMY students during STARS poverty. At Dell, we believe that children Christel House’s STARS Program The Mind Trust helps at-risk students should have an opportunity to develop their Through the Compassionate Spirit Foundation, created by The Mind Trust committed to fund Christel House potential through technology. With this part- Cindy Sowder, we are able to provide remedial education expansion efforts in Indianapolis over the next five years nership, we are one step closer toward closing and support for students who need extra help in learning. by awarding us a $1 million Charter School Incubator The Sowder Transformational Academic and Remedial award. Their support will help us serve more at-risk the technology gap among underserved Support (STARS) program was established worldwide, and students in our local community. communities across the globe.” has become a major pillar to our students’ success since 2007.

- Don Harrill President and CEO Orange Lake Resorts

BREAKING BARRIERS | 32 An event to build awareness. A mission to transform children’s lives. A way to make a difference.

THANK YOU FOR MAKING A DIFFERENCE

OUR GLOBAL SPONSORS

The Ocial Media Sponsor of the RCI Christel House Open

OUR TOURNAMENT HOSTS

Nutrition and Healthcare

Education

Transforming Lives Character Development

Parent Outreach Programs

Graduation

Career Development

BREAKING BARRIERS | 34 Donor List

Christel House International For contributions received from January 1, 2012 to December 31, 2012 (donations in U.S. dollars)

Global Impact Society Harding Poorman Group* The Glasscock Family Foundation $200,000+ Hirt Family Charitable Fund Dale and Debbie Gordon The Mind Trust Steve and Bonnie Holmes Grand Pacific Resort Services Co., LLC* RCI/Wyndham Exchange and Rentals* IU Health Sports Performance* Hacienda del Mar Vacation Club* Cynthia D. Sowder Gerhard and Evelin Klemm Ice Miller Stichting af Jochnick Foundation Dr. Ned and Martha Lamkin Junior League of Indianapolis, Inc.** The Walton Family Foundation, Inc. Alan and Mary Levin Thomas and Sherrie Kegley* Dennert and Suzanne Ware Lilly Endowment, Inc.** Margie and Tom Kintz Lodging Kit Company* Lumina Foundation for Education, Inc.** Founder’s Society Howard Nusbaum and Charles Feeser Richard and Katherine E. Merrill $100,000-$199,999 Perspectives Magazine* Dayton and Trudy Molendorp Cummins Behavioral Health Systems, Inc.* Steve and Livia Russell National Association of Elementary School Principals** Orange Lake Country Club, Inc.* Gail Shiel Northern Trust Company Silver Lake Resort, Ltd. Dean’s List OneAmerica Financial Partners Perry J. Snyderman $50,000-$99,999 Jon R. Owens Norman and Dorothy Terry Bluegreen Corporation* Phil Pomper Richard and Billie Wood I.C.E., Inc.* David and Lisa Pontius Wyndham Vacation Ownership, Inc.* Donald and Jennifer Knebel R. Adams Roofing, Inc. Neels Family Foundation, Inc. Scholar’s Society Raintree Resorts International, Inc.* Wyndham Worldwide Corporation $5,000-$9,999 Kenneth and Debra Renkens Randy and Maria Adams The Resort Trades* Honor Society Dr. and Mrs. Alfonso J. Alanis St. Vincent Hospital and HCC, Inc. $10,000-$49,999 Tom and Mary K. Anthony* ARDA* Suman Arora and Manohar Arora Alumni Geoffrey and Leslie Ballotti $2,500-$4,999 Barnes & Thornburg LLP Breckenridge Grand Vacations* Duane and Marcia K. Brock Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bertrand Bristol Myers Squibb Stephen J. Butcher Birny Mason Jr. Foundation Community Health Network* Bryce D. and Anne Carmine BKD LLP Copper Moon Coffee LLC Charles C. Brandt Construction Co. David and Doreen Clifton Cornelius Family Foundation The Christie Lodge Concord Servicing Corporation/Concord Culver Academies* Software Leasing Corporation Clifton Larson Allen, LLC Kirsten DeHaan Convergys Corporation Crossman Landscape, Inc. Anne N. DePrez Eli Lilly Federal Credit Union* Disney Vacation Club* Efroymson Family Fund, A CICF Fund** The Estate of Frances Kegley Dollar General Literacy Foundation** Eli Lilly and Company Foundation William L. Fortune, Jr. and Joseph D. Blakley Don B. Earnhart FedEx* Jaswant and Raj Gidda Fifth Third Bank

35 | CHRISTEL HOUSE Christel House International (con’t)

First United Methodist Church Mr. Phillip Bayt and Ms. Bonnie Gallivan Gordon and Marjorie Gurnik Grand Pacific Palisades Dr. Deborah Bender Hans Hansen Indianapolis Foundation** Benevolent Friends of African Charities, Inc. Emmanuel D. Harris, Sr. Jani-King of Knoxville Bingham McHale LLP* Hatchett Home Improvement Kara and Greg Juffer Rebecca Blom HDSupply Facilities Maintenance Lighthouse Amenities & Apparel Glenn and Bobbi Bosch Nelson A. Hitchcock Steve and Connie Lyman Bud and Milly Brehob Rudolf and Jutta Hoellein MasterCorp, Inc. Canon Business Solutions, Inc. Home Scapes Michael and Patricia McCrory Carlsbad Inn Beach Resort Al and Kathy Hubbard ModernMasters Fine Art Brokerage LLC Carlsbad Seapointe Resort Indiana University Health Mountain Pride Cleaning and Restoration, Inc. Larry W. Cavanaugh Interval International* Neil Offen CE Solutions, Inc. J. David & Kathleen A. Roberts Family Foundation Ohana Floor Design Classic Property Managment Anonymous Naomi Orsay Bryan Colin Kevin and Yolanda Kavanaugh Jeffrey W. Parker and Mike Haas Colorado Business Bank Tom and Jan Keucher Patricia Petitpas Conrad Indianapolis Hotel* Uwe Klemm and Rachel Riegel Rudy’s Watch & Jewelry Repair, Inc.* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Coyle Kreplach Sisters Media, LLC* Joe and Susan Schneider* Culver Educational Foundation Debi and Mike Ladyman Mrs. Yvonne H. Shaheen Custom Travel Inc. Larry Snyder & Co. Sun Hospitality, LLC Carol D’Amico Dr. and Mrs. R. Stephen Lehman Zane and Frances Todd Defender Resorts, Inc. Peter and Margitta Lehmann TV 8 Summit* Rollin M. and Cheryl L. Dick Ed and Rita Marcum Chris and Sheryl Van Ruiten* DLA Piper* Lynn F. Maury The Welk Resort Group Murvin and Linda Enders Bob and Sue McKenzie Bill and Cheryl Wendling Etcetera, Inc. Meridian Financial Services, Inc. David M. Wilkinson Festiva Resorts, LLC Karen E. Mitchell Matt and Melanie Will Finish Line Inc. Gloria Lee Monsey Alessandro and Jan Franchi Jim and Jackie Morris Senior Frederic Printing Company $1,000-$2,499 Terry and Janna Motsenbocker Friends of Frank The National Bank of Indianapolis Lori Efroymson-Aguilera and Sergio Aguilera Gen II Marketing Norte, Inc. David M. Albright Gold Key Resorts Oaktree Financial Advisors, Inc. Antlers at Vail Goodman and Sons Jewelers Patrick O’Meara, Ph.D. Becky Arnett GOODMANagement Payless Gives Shoes 4 Kids** Auto Haus Grand Pacific MarBrisa Resort Dr. Troy Payner and Dr. Cara Peggs Sarah C. Barney Granite State Contract Furnishings, Ltd. Mel and Joan Perelman Bass Pro Intellectual Property, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Perry Griffith, Jr.

BREAKING BARRIERS | 36 Donor List

Christel House International (con’t)

Planned Parenthood of Greater Indiana* Junior Jeff Cummings Larry & Mimi Platt $500-$999 Carey and Angelique Dahncke* PointBank 1st & Main Investments Alan and Kathleen Dansker Andree and Colleen Pollock 1st Bank David & Mary Salon & Spa* Myrta Pulliam A.O. Reed & Co Bill and Janet L. Davis Pye Barker Fire & Safety, Inc. A-1 Textiles Hospitality Scott and Lorraine Davison R & H Mechanical, LLC Azul Hospitality Group, Inc. Keith and Cheri DeHaan R66T Nancy Ball Dell Employee Giving Program Paula Rabb Robert and Michelle Beauchamp Brad and Beth Dettmer Reba Management* Robin R. Bellefuil Ben Dills Reconstruction Experts, Inc. John Berger Laura and Jarrett Dodson* Ricoh USA The Berkley Group Erick J. and Jennifer Dongus Clay and Amy Robbins Shane M. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. John G. Egerton Rotary Club of Indianapolis BG Carolina Grande Owners Association, Inc. Elite Concrete & Masonry RPCS, Inc. BG SeaGlass Tower Daniel and Beth Elsener Richard G. Ruff II Angela Bishop Melinda and Demetrios Emmanoelides The Saltsburg Fund / Donald W. Buttrey Gordon R. and Patricia M. Bloeser Faison Office Products Schmidt Associates Christina Bodurow Phyllis and Harvey Feigenbaum Bob and Ann Schneider Bookkeeping Plus, Inc. Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. Chad A. Schuchmann Boyd Coffee Company Financial Security Management John A. Seest Rick E. Brandt First Presbyterian Church of Fowler Shell Vacations, LLC* Alan and Tonya Brown Art Fisher, Jr. Sib and Addie Paul Foundation Dori and Marc Carlson Four Corners Concrete Rebecca Sloan Carolina Cool Erica L. Gause Sobel Westex Daniel L. Carricato Go Staff Inc. Staff One, Inc. Charleston Commercial Interiors Great Eastern Resort Company Steve and Linda Schneider Family Foundation Charter Communications Suzanne M. and Joseph B. Gregory United Hope Foundation* Charter Sports Cary L. Hanni Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Cintas Harbor Linen Western Paper Dist. Coastal Carolina National Bank Herff Jones Mark and Claudia Willis Thomas M. and Ginger Coke Hi Tech Gypsum Inc. Winner Circle Resorts International, Inc. Colonial Virginia Bank Hub International of California Diana, Todd and Dana Woodworth Enrique and Kathleen Conterno Martinelli Hylton Heat and Air, LLC Deborah A. Wunder Dr. Sam Cordes and Trish Brown Cordes Ideal Mechanical Victoria and Ken Yamasaki Coronado Beach Resort Indianapolis Snow Removal & Christmas Light Installers* Wayne P. Zink and Randy Deer Michelle K. Costello

37 | CHRISTEL HOUSE Christel House International (con’t)

J&S Asphalt Paving, Sealing & Striping Co., D.L. and L.A. Newkirk United Way of Central Indiana Inc. Nfusion Consultancy LLC VSA Resorts* James and Judith Jones The Noble Company of South Carolina, LLC Margaret H. Wachtel Wallace D. and Maureen Joslyn Numax Entertainment, Inc. dba The Six Show Jeremy R. Wales Anneliese and Abe Judd Ocean Key Owner’s Association Walter N. Coffman, Inc. Lisa M. Karpowicz Christine Parren Dr. Margaret Watanabe Patrick Kasianchuk Peninsula Funeral Home Watts Insurance, LLC Dana E. and Genevieve Kirby Dr. Beverley and Mr. William Pitts Wells Fargo Melynne and David Klaus Michael A. Plake White River Valley Electric Company Klipsch Group, Inc.* Mark Plungis Timothy Whitlock Ms. Debby Knox and Dr. Richard Tirman Prime Vacation Realty Bob and Debbie Wingerter Ulrich Lachler and Nancy Gillespie ResorTime.com Roger and Linda Wingfield Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Riffle Matthew A. and Nicole M. Wittlief Laurel Crest Corbin P. Roudebush Elva Yates Henry and Meredith Leck Rutherfoord Sally M. Yost The Lee Group Todd and Sandra Ryden Tracy and Steve Line Sandstone Creek Club Sophomore Link, Jacobs & Link, D.D.S. $250-$499 James and Susan J. Saturday Amy and Kevin Lipka Ann C. Schneider A Pane in My Glass* Rose Lloyd The Shari Levitin Group, Inc. Advanced Door Systems, Inc. Dwight and Lisa Lueck Sheraton Carlsbad Resort & Spa Wallace and Tracey Aiken M&M Framers, Inc. Manish Shetty Arni’s Restaurant* Macy’s Corporate Services. Inc. Shore Crest I & II Michael Babicki Kathryn S. Maeglin and Albert J. Allen Ski Logik* Vicki S. Barbera Guy Manchester Smokey Mountain Cuban Cafe* Gary and Shirley Bareford Kathryn J. Mas South Beach Resort Condo Assn. Ann Barker William F. and Barbara McConnell Southern California Fire Protection Steve and Shannon Barr Scott and Nancy J. McGinness Toni Spiteri Frank and Katrina Basile James McManuus Starwood Vacation Ownership Bates & Associates Architects Sylvia McNair Suddenlink Communications David and Christine E. Becken Patricia Meade Christopher and Margaret Swhear Sean Berg Ed and Mable Mendoza Robert Tatum Henry L. and Barbara Bethea Preeti Modgil Robert Thornton Stu M. Bloch Morgan Stanley - Cybergrants, Inc. ThyssenKrupp Elevator Corporation Stephanie Bramel Mountain Managers* Tidewater Physical Therapy, Inc. Deborah S. Brattain John and Christina Nassos Tri-Lakes Petroleum Co. Breckenridge Outfitters* Toni and Bill Nelson Reashonda Breckenridge

BREAKING BARRIERS | 38 Donor List

Christel House International (con’t)

Brightpoint, Inc.* Chandra T. Gibson Laura L. and Jonathan G. Mahan Philip S. Brojan and Brandie Pfeiffer Adrienne E. Giordano Claire J. Mahoney Carol L. Busse Joseph and Angela Gonzalez Scott T. Mannix Butler University Brian Gosling Mustafa Mansoor Canterbury Hotel* Esther and David Grisham Stevo Mascarenhas Pablo G. Carbonell Philip and Susan Haley Ginger Matsukawa Eric E. and Jessica R. Carr Mickey and Myrna Hammerman Maurer Family Foundation, Inc. Lou Carson Steve and Becky Hawkins Gerhard and Magda Mayr Kristen and James Cavanaugh Stephenia Henderson Susan and Robert McConnell Circle City Transportation* Niki L. Herron Steve and Deborah McNear Coastal Carolina Carpet & Tile Inc. Patricia J. Hill Medical Benefits Group Jackie L. and Lamont Craig Crystal Hoffman Amy L. Medici Thomas and Nancy Crandall David A. Holmgren James and Mandi Melangton Danielle Crouch Steven Hoyt Mike’s Metal Works, Inc. Crown Vacation Exchange Scott M. and Carolyn C. Humberstone William and Nicole S. Mills James A. and Gloria Crumpley Gregg A. Humerickhouse Minturn Anglers* Clay and Tiersa DaMitz Indianapolis Museum of Art* Anonymous J. Raymond David, Sr. Loie B. and Richard T. Ippolito Daniel L. Molinaro Beverly Davis Carol A. Isaacson and Thomas C. Evaniew Mona Moore Tim and April DeHaan The Jacobs Group, LLC Terry Murphy Fredy Dellis Dr. Aileen James Timothy S. Needler Ellen and Paul Devine Jay Way Ltd, LLC John and Melanie Nelson Adam Dolly Katz Eye Photography* Barry Nobles Susana Duarte de Suarez Chad and Kathleen Kestner Judy M. Norris Eagle Ranch Golf Club* Judith Kleiner North American Property Maintenance Enterprise Rent-a-Car* Stefan Klemm Sammy R. and Leann Oglesby Wilda and John Evans K-Mart* Omni Severin Hotel* Monica L. Faistenhammer Robert and Lisa Kobek Anonymous Joseph R. Flummerfelt Mark Koning Steven and Beth Osborn Michele Francoeur-Combs Rick A. Krentz Pearson Education Pamela Franks Mark Lathrop Melissa Pender Jennifer S. French John and Sarah Lechleiter Lana S. and Scott A. Persohn Geeta and Narendra Gangoli LENZ-works Productions Donald Ramsey Adrian V. Garrett Lone Star Security James Reed and Kris Martin Nick and Judy L. Garrison Sarah Luden Catherine Reynolds Adelheid M. and Barry Gealt Maaco Collision Repair & Auto Painting Fran and David Richards

39 | CHRISTEL HOUSE Christel House International (con’t.)

Robert and Lucy Riegel Steve Turner Avon Recreation Center* Cynthia and Jacob Roach Venture Sports* Rajesh Babu Mary L. Robey Virginia L. Vietti Flavio Bacic Raphael and Jennise Rodriguez John C. Walsh Rajendra A. Bagoji Candice J. Rogers Michael Waring John and Carol A. Baker Addison Rouleau Robert J. Webb, Esq. Wendy Baldwin Terry and Deborah K. Routt George Weiss Luc A. and Lynne Ballegeer Joseph and Jennifer Ruth Michael and Karen Wendowski Geraldine Ballotti San Francisco Exchange Company Tim and Jana Wiley Ron and Helmi Banta Kim Sanborn Timothy Wilson Charles and Diane Barbera Marcia Sands Ernest G. and Cathy Wingert Olimpia Barbera Caryn Sarvich Ching Mi Wong Lo Minakshi Basu Alki E. Scopelitis Lance A. Wood Jessica Baxter Scottish Insurance Agency Darla Zanini Tanya Beck Joan Durham Servaas and Larry Roan Steven J. Zurawski, R.R.P. Thomas and Barbara Bell Sandra Seward Peter Zwiebach Karen Bennett Kathryn Sexton Victoria S. Berghel Silo Cigars* Freshman Celeste E. Berry $100-$249 Durai Singh Bradford D. Beverlin II Christopher Slapak and Michael Robertson Gretchen Abernathy* Sean Bezuidenhout Smith Family Theatre Dinner Show* Carole Ablett Betty L. Birdsong Smith Shanafelt, LLC Above & Beyond 4x4 Guides* Manila Bisht Elizabeth A. Smith and James W. Ganey Mudit Agarwal Caroline Blakeslee Carpenter Smoky Mountain Winery* Crystian E. Alatorre The Blue Moose* Jeffrey A. Snyder Jay Aldous Wen Bogues Mary Starr Alpenrose Restuarant* Ryan Bohne Thomas M. and Ellen S. Sughrue James Altman John Bonnet Anne M. Sullivan Richard A. and Sherry L. Amburgey Erin Bonwell Summit Medical Center Health Foundation* Ameriprise Financial Gift Matching Program Karen S. Booker Talotta, Inc. Katrin L. Anderson Amanda Boone Sidney and Kathy Taurel Foundation Richard Anderson O.W. Booth, Jr. Thorp S. Thomas Franklin B. and N. Armour April Bower Randall L. and Deborah Tobias Kathleen S. Armour Chuck Bowman Richard T. and Kimberly Tramontana* Christine and Jeff Arnold Dorothy Bradbrook Carol Trexler and Donna Hirt Nancy Arrick Diana Bradbury Tricom Management, Inc. Aspen Grove Cap Mgmt LLC GP Breckenridge Music Festival* Pierre M. and Debra Atlas

BREAKING BARRIERS | 40 Donor List

Christel House International (con’t)

Breckenridge Stables* Yvelise Crespo Sharon E. Ervin Steven M. Brettholtz Simon Crookall William Esquivel Jorgen Brich Crooked Stick Golf Course* Evan Todd Spa and Salon* Jeanne Bridgeman Cupid’s Petals Eye Pieces of Vail* Christine Brittain Robert Curren Zeeshan Faisal Deborah Brozzoski Custom Closets & Specialties, Inc. Jorge Fernandez Randolph Bryant Matt Dabler Jonathan Fichter Tabetha Burgoon Dance Kaleidoscope, Inc.* Jay C. Finley III Lorene M. Burkhart Bobbi Dangerfield Justin Fish Alyssa Burns Jenny and Ryan Darlington FIt Now Personal Fitness Training* Karen Buttice Rauben Das Brett Fitzpatrick Corinna Caldwell Blake Davis Rodney O. and Sherise H. Flood Ron Caltabiano and John Mugge Davy Crocket Riding Stables* Food City* Matthew Capuzzi Michael and Marylin Day Richard E. Ford Whitney Carriger Phil and Kelly S. Deardorff Form + Function, Inc.* Bruce Causey Victor M. Deleon Rochelle Forrest CFC - Greater Indiana Luis-Miguel Delgado Ashley Frank Harsha Chakravarthy Jeffrey and Leigh A. Dillon Jon Freeman Arun Chandran David and Maureen Dittman Fresh Soap Company LLC* Chunwing Chin Dixon Golf, Inc. C. David and Shannon Fries Bradford Chroback Danielle Dolan Midori Fujii Hilary Chu Dollywood Amusement Park* Samyra and Clay Fulton Manas A. Churi Dominion Floor Covering, Inc. Scott Fulton The Cigar Box* Chuck Dow Marty Gall Christopher Clarke Fiona Downing GannettMatch Catherine Clift Anne O. Duff Rafael Garcia CMA, Inc. D’vine Wine Silverthorne* Hitoo Garkhel Catisha Coates Stephanie Earls Ronald J. Garling Robert Collins Jane Eckert Moby George Colonial Crossings of Williamsburg Roger B. Egle Gregory Geppel Andrew Connolly Rob Ehlert Cynthia Gerron Greg and Jeanette Corum Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians & Nick Giancamilli Western Art* Cota’s Comfort Heating and Cooling Gigi’s Cupcakes* Marcelle Elyiace Country Tonite* Amritasya Girdhari Wolfgang and Gabi Engel Richard B. Coyle Mary Girvin Enterprise Car Rental* Kenneth E. Crawford Kenneth L. and J. Elizabeth Glaze Envy Salon*

41 | CHRISTEL HOUSE Christel House International (con’t)

Glee Products, Inc. Dray Henderson Sajen Jose Phillip Glesing John Herbst Heidi Jungbauer Golf Club of Indiana* J. Stanley and Alice Hillis Vinal Kalia Golf Tec* Donna Hinkle G. Karthik John Gollnick David Hochoy Paula Kaufman Stuart Goodman Margaret Hodges Jenna Kavanaugh Roy Gottlieb Leonard and Mary Hoffius Nelson Kelley Bob Gowen and Virgil Chan Hofmeister Personal Jewelers, Inc.* Kelsan Ken Graat Dale Holland* Loya Kelso Cathryn Gray Patrick Honeycutt David Kern Dwayne A. and Angela Green Fraser Horn Demetria Kimbrough Mr. and Mrs. Austin W. Greene Hospitality Insurance Solutions Brendan Kishander Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre* Stephen Hotchkiss Alvin and Marianne Kite Robert Gregory, Jr. Thomas Hudson Jennifer Knight Cynthia Griffin Kurt and Cynthia Hunt Kona Grill* Christie Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Hunter Christopher Kostka Randall Grimm Indiana Ice* Larry Kramer and David Webster Mr. and Mrs. David E. Gruender Indianapolis Art Center* Tom Kriegsmann Arthur and Susan Gudikunst Indianapolis Colts, Inc.* Vincent Krincek Gene and Pat Hackett Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra* Madhusudan Krishna Ms. Trudy Hall and Mr. Charles R. Johnson Indianapolis Zoological Society* Gary L. Kujawski Hamilton Beverage* Indy Eyes* Abhishek Kumar John Hancock, Jr. Dudley Irwin Chin-Parn Kwan Mohammed Haroon J & M Fine Designer Jewelry Gallery Jewelry* Wayne Lacher Destiny Harrison Alan Jablonski Allison Ladisich Joel Harrison Matthew J. Jamison Andrew J. and Betty Lake Marjorie Hart Chris J. Jarratt Tina Lakin Keith E. and Claudia Hartner Kelley Jensen Joyce Lampson Hatchett Design & Remodel Craig Jeske Charlie Landen Hatchett Electrical Jockish Flowers* Christopher Langlois Holly Haven Brent Johnson and Stephanie Wendt-Johnson Steve and Lee Ann Lankton Mike S. Hayes Carolyn Johnson Luis and Ana Maria Lara Subhash Hebbar Colby G. and Tiffany M. Johnson Lato Supply Corporation Tina K. Hedrick Daniel A. Johnson Christopher Lee David and Jane Held Ty Johnson and Jack Everly The Legacy Golf Resort Christa Henderson Carol Jones Scott Lepage

BREAKING BARRIERS | 42 Donor List

Christel House International (con’t)

Raymond Leppard and Jack Bloom Merle Norman Cosmetics Studio* Perry H. O’Neal Aubrey Lewis-Byers Lisa L. and Thomas J. Merring Oyster Point Rotary Foundation Eric Lickeig Jared Meyer Ozark Mountain Laundry Services Megan and Clay Lingerfeldt Mi Casa/Storm Enterprises* Pankaj Pal Gerri Lockhart Midwest Fashion Week LLC Panera Bread LLC* Terri Long Mikado Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar* Kiel Pataky Michael Lusk Millennium Foods, LLC Hitesh K. Patel Lauren Lutzkow Keith and Ellen Miller Rubi Paterno Deann M. Lyons Erroll L. and Susan Miller Sumukha S. Pattavardhanam Zheng Ma Aman Mittal Dorit & Gerald Paul Eugenio and Gabriela Macouzet Mobile Giving Foundation Nicholas M. Paul Mary M. Mader Paul and Jenny Mobley Brian and Gayle Payne Jonathan V. Mallows Smruti Mohapatra Steve Payne Gail Mandel Monarch Beverages* Ronald Pearce Joellen Markiewicz Ricardo Montaudon John and Susanna Peltyszyn Lyndon Marquez Felipe Montenegro Brice Pencek Marsh Supermarkets, Inc.* Morgan Stanley Performance Towing* Wendy Marsh Patrick Morse Bart and Amy Peterson Hope R. Martin Motobreck* Pettigrew Enterprises LLC Anna Mason Tricia Muriel William and Lisa Pile Massanutten Resort James and Susan Murphy Carolina Pinango Philip Matsen John and Whitney Murray Diego and Teresa Pombo Edward Mc Mahon Jason Myers Susan Post Michael Mccardel Clarice Nance Christina M. Price Mary L. McCormick Shantnu Nandan Jon Pridgeon Steve and Joyce McCrea Sanjay Narang Anthony M. Puleo David McDonald Neil Nash Quality Hill Resort Phase II, OA Leigh McGill Shawn Nash Quality Plumbing & Mechanical Cindy McGrath National Concierge Association Linda Quillen Carla McIntosh Jitender Nautiyal S. Venkat Raghavan Timothy and Sharon McLaughlin Never Summer* Syeda Rahila Jennifer Mcmahon Rishi Nigam Ram Restaurant and Brewery* Adele Means Jacquelyn Noel Teri Raney Memories Theatre* Gene and Vetta R. Ogden Raghavendra Rao Gregory T. Menendez Angela Odom Cheryl L. Razor Men’s Wearhouse* Patrick and Christine O’Hara RCI Employees

43 | CHRISTEL HOUSE Christel House International (con’t)

Kimberly Reed Sven Schumacher Barry S. and Patricia E. Stolz Mary Reena Nancy and Peter Schweitzer Martha L. Storey Howard Reeves Constance Scopelitis Phillip J. Stravino John and Ruth Reinhardt Barbara E. Scruggs Matilda G. Stream Miron Reynolds Nancy J. Seibert Guy Stumm Dusty and Mid Rhodes Monica Servin Daniel K. Sullivan Linda and David Rice Anonymous Brian and Mary A. Sullivan Gwyn Richards Ankur Sharma Thomas Sullivan Stacy Ricucci Kopec Shekhar Sharma Sullivan’s Steakhouse* Ritchie-Curbow Construction Company, Inc. Chris Sharp Surefoot* Matthew Rivera Gregory B. Sheperd Sysco* Larry and Deanna Robbins Arpitha Shetty Lorenzo and Ivana Tallarigo Christian K. Robertson Kayomarz Shroff Scott and Katie Taylor Glenn Robertson Lisa Siegert-Free James Tedesco Meagan and Allen Rodrigues Gary Silverstein Duane and Linda Terrill John C. and Susan K. Rohman Curtis and Judith Simic Sunil Thapa Anne Romney Brian Simmons The Center for the Performing Arts* Anonymous Tushardeep Singh Suzanne Thoeni Frank and Barbara Roselli Elisabeth Slingerland James S. Thompson Kristine M. Rossier Marian Slobodian John T. Thompson Freda J. Rosso Bob and Helen Small Emmanuel Thurston Route 6 Cafe* Cara Smith Timberline Tours* Jacqueline Rowland Douglas Snyder Time Out Sports Bar & Grill Bruce L. and Mary Ann Rudolph Adam Solberg Marianne Tobias Kiomarice Ruiz Soothe Day Spa* Michael Toscano Mark Rusciolelli Laura Sorce Tom John and Christina Trexler John E. and Tracy L. Ruter St. Elmo Steak House* Lance and Laura Trexler Jason Ryan Thomas Stahl Umesh Tripathi Henry C. Ryder The Standard Companies Triple G Outfitters* Tana Sabo Steammaster, LLC* Maryam Tse Dilipkumar Santhanam Jill Steffey Two Royce Inc. dba Jani-King Gino and Paola Santini Michael Stephenson Faye Tylee Bhuvan Sapra Ryan Sterrett Jim Uner Kavita Sapra Alissa Stevens Katherine V. Natali Theodore L. Sarbaugh Amy Stevens Vail Valley Paragliding* Judy Schulz Mark B. Stoltz Nicholas Van Schaack

BREAKING BARRIERS | 44 Donor List

Christel House International (con’t)

Milo and Betty Jo Vanek Joseph Zicherl In memory of the children who lost their lives in Connecticut Ida Vann Bettina Zuvanich Carol Trexler and Donna Hirt Peter VanOosting Bequests Ankur Varshney In memory of Conrad Nicklus Margaret Fairlie Joseph Veni Michael and Kimberle J. Rupert Dale and Debbie Gordon Lori Vore Sylvia McNair In memory of Emily Pomper William and Janell Voss Patty Sicular Phil Pomper W.J. Smith & Son Funeral Home Norman and Dorothy Terry In memory of Jerry Sikes Saurabh Wadhen Becky Arnett Robert F. Wagner Employee Payroll Adam Bocken Jozef Watson Deduction Programs Steven M. Brettholtz Linda Watson Bluegreen Corporation Gerald C. and Sheila K. Chaney Waynes Appliance* Concord Servicing Corporation Concord Servicing Corporation Rt. Reverend Catherine Waynick Concord Software Leasing Corporation C. David and Shannon Fries Frances C. Webber I.C.E., Inc. Kathleen A. Griffiths Diane K. Weirich RCI/Wyndham Exchange and Rentals J. John and Jerilyn M. Jurewicz Rolando and Mary Carmen Wejc Lato Supply Corporation Elise Werner Galusha Matching Gift Companies The Legacy Golf Resort Jeremy and Ashley Wesley Ameriprise Financial Gift Matching Program Margaritaville Dwight West The Bank of New York Mellon Mary Nance Paul Wheeler Bristol Myers Squibb National Concierge Association Elizabeth Wilde Dell Employee Giving Program Frank Y. C. and Louise M. Ong John and Heather Willey Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Orange Lake Country Club, Inc. Adelle Williams GannettMatch Jon Pridgeon Shawna and Tim Williams I.C.E., Inc. Quality Hill Resort Phase II, OA Eric Wilson IBM Corporation - Matching Grants Program RCI Spence and Becky Wilson Lilly Endowment, Inc. Thorp S. Thomas Deeanna Wohlgamuth Lumina Foundation for Education, Inc. Tricom Management, Inc. Jennifer Wolter Morgan Stanley - Cybergrants, Inc. Vaughan’s Southwest Custom Tours, Inc. Wonderworks* OneAmerica Financial Partners Robert J. Webb, Esq. Anne P. Woodbury Pearson Education The Welk Resort Group Woodwind Golf Course* RCI/Wyndham Exchange and Rentals Bill and Cheryl Wendling Monty K. and Lisa L. Woolsey Wyndham Worldwide Corporation Michael E. and Cynthia A. Williams Sonya R. Wright Spence and Becky Wilson Walter Yosafat Memorial Gifts James T. Wood II Gershom Zakkam In memory of Richard Henry Blom, Sr. Rebecca Blom

45 | CHRISTEL HOUSE Christel House International (con’t)

Barbara S. Yurick Darla Zanini Christel House Academy DORS Tribute Gifts Board of Directors Board of Directors In honor of Ann Barker’s marriage to Donald Christel DeHaan Christel DeHaan Donahue President and Founder President and Founder Christel House International Christel House International Darla Zanini Dr. Alfonso J. Alanis M.D. Susana Duarte In honor of Angela Brown Anaclim LLC President and CEO Janet Jarriel Dr. Lorraine Blackman Media Moon Communications Indiana University Purdue University Emmanuel Harris In honor of Sergio Casas & Family Indianapolis CEO Joe and Susan Schneider Murvin S. Enders Harris & Associates, LLC In honor of Daytona SeaBreeze The 100 Black Men of Indianapolis Inc Alan A. Levin Attorney Gene and Pat Hackett April Jones (Parent) Barnes & Thornburg In honor of Jan Keucher’s volunteer service Buca di Beppo Italian Restaurant Steven P. Osborn President James and Judith Jones Thomas W. Kegley Kegley and Associates CE Solutions, Inc. In honor of Cindy McGrath’s marriage to Bud Alan A. Levin Todd R. Ryden Talbot Attorney Principal and Founder Darla Zanini Barnes & Thornburg The Applied Group Dr. Yvonne Shaheen In honor of Sylvia McNair Heather Macek Attorney Retired President and CEO Janet Jarriel Barnes & Thornburg Long Electric Co., Inc. In honor of Dayton and Trudy Molendorp Anne Ryder O’Keefe Cindy Sowder Ryder Media LLC Founder Jim and Jackie Morris Compassionate Spirit Foundation Steven P. Osborn In honor of Carol Olsen’s birthday President Cheryl Wendling Patricia Bachman CE Solutions, Inc. Senior Vice President Christel House International William Shrewsberry In honor of Richard Ruff President and CEO Macy’s Corporate Services, Inc. Shrewsberry & Associate

In honor of Andy Shiel Dr. Margaret Watanabe Assistant Professor emeritrus Dennert and Suzanne Ware IU School of Medicine In honor of Gus Watanabe Cheryl Wendling Ice Miller Senior Vice President Christel House International * Includes donations of in-kind goods or services, ** Includes donations received by Christel House Academy from July 1, 2011 through Christel House International Board of June 30, 2012 Directors can be found on page 4

BREAKING BARRIERS | 46 Donor List

Christel House India For contributions received from April 1, 2011 to March 31, 2012 (donations in Indian rupees)

PLATINUM Emerald Rs. 10,000,000+ Rs. 50,000 - 99,999 Board of Directors Lavasa Corporation Ltd Bonnie Holmes Sunada Das Christel House India Staff Contribution Managing Director DIAMOND Ista Bangalore * PACNET India Rs. 2,500,000+ Ista Pune Jaison C. Mathew Director Cable & Wireless (India) Ltd. RCI India Pvt. Ltd. * Finance and Administration Christel Dell International Services Pvt. Ltd. Zarine Jean Jacob House India John Spence P.N. Mohan Karma Royal Group Ruby Chairman Prestige Holiday Resorts Pvt. Ltd. Rs. 25,000 - 49,999 Grand Nirvana Resorts & Hotels Pvt. Ltd. Target Corporation India Pvt. Ltd. American India Foundation Trust Dr. Shekhar Seshadri Professor of Psychiatry Dr. Neville Clifford Bain Department of Psychiatry, NIMHANS GOLD Little Bo-Peep Rs. 1,000,000+ Raju Shahani Renaissance Gallerie Managing Director ING Vysya Foundation India Operations Christel House India Klaus Luft Foundation Sapphire Radhika Shastry Northern Operating Services Pvt. Ltd Rs. 10,000 - 24,999 Managing Director India Operations, RCI India Pvt. Ltd. Page Industries Christoph Kahl Suresh Sud Transguard Group Education Development Center, Inc Managing Director Jaison C Mathew Bangalore Fluid System Components SILVER LQ Leadership Development India Pvt. Ltd. Pvt. Ltd, General Manager Rs. 500,000 - 999,999 The Leela Palace Kempinski Mike McGeever * Give Foundation Raju Shahani Kishore Sakhrani Stephen Hotchkiss

BRONZE Coral Rs. 100,000 - 499,999 Under Rs. 9,999 CEO Forum * Amber Artefacts Confederation of Indian Industry * Philip D Murphy Hotel Leela Palace * Radhika Shastry M S Ramaiah Medical College & Hospital * Royal Goan Beach Club* Sai Nirmal Shankar Charitable Trust Soukya Holistic Homeopathic Clinic *

47 | CHRISTEL HOUSE Christel House Mexico For contributions received from January 1, 2012 to December 31, 2012 (donations in Mexican pesos) Founder’s Society Junior Graciela Acevedo Quintana 500,000+ Pesos 10,000-24,999 Pesos María Fernanda Navarrete Aguilar Álvarez Raintree Club Diana Argois* Santiago Navarrete Aguilar Álvarez Secretaría de Educación Pública Mauricio Galán Medina Araceli Marcela Ahuja Cruz Carlos Guerrero Javier Alarcón Benet Dean’s List Matatena Producciones y Eventos S. de R.L. María Rosa Alarcón Benet 250,000-499,999 Pesos de C.V.* Ricardo Alarcón Benet ADO Carlos Muriel Gaxiola José Israel Alvarado Torres Apoyo Económico Familiar S.A. de C.V. Hilda Gloria O´Farrill Ávila Leonor Amaro Sáenz CONCIEO A.C.* Socorro Obregón Sobrino Mauricio Ambrosi Herrera Laboratorios Senosiain SA de CV Gabriel Oropeza Griffith Luis Angarita Juan Ignacio Rodríguez Liñero Regina Aragón Paasch Honor Society Carlos Müggenburg Rodríguez Vigil Adolfo Arditi Bejarano 100,000-249,999 Pesos Flavio Servitje Héctor Arturo Ramírez Luis Miguel Álvarez Pérez Federico Vargas Claudio Balderrama Fundación Luz Saviñon I. A. P. Familia Vilchis Del Valle Felipe Cesar Baquedano Sosa Galería Guraieb* Ángel Jerónimo Barrón Guzmán Grupo SURA Sophomore Ramón Bernal RCI 5,000-9,999 Pesos Alejo Manuel Cabecera Hernández Ana María Alarcón Benet Jorge Antonio Cano Sanromán Senior Jesús Martin Calahorra Compan 25,000-99,999 Pesos Jorge Antonio Cantón Monsreal Miguel Carrera Zepeda Octavio Cantón Monsreal Amdetur* Centro Asturiano* Mauricio Carreón Bank Of America* Confía Alimentos, S.A. de C.V.* Mario Francisco Martínez Carrera Andrade BCD Travel S.A. de C.V.* Jorge Ramón Fernández Aguilar Familia Carrete Cassatt* Carlos Esteban Fernández Rosselon Arturo Casillas Alfaro Club Integra Manzanillo Adrián Katzew Corenstein Ricardo Casillas Mendieta Costco* Julieta María Lujambio Fuentes Claudia Inés Castro Carrossa Doc Solutions de México, S.A. de C.V. Ricardo Moreno Díaz Fabiola Susana Cerón Ortega Home Runs Banamex Abel Muñoz Loustaunau Danny Chamlati IBM México Employees Gonzalo Seemann de León Raquel Chamlati Instituto Alexander Bain José Simón Guerrero Alberto Compeán Linage Ricardo Montaudon Corry Alejandro Frigolet Vázquez Vela Justino Compeán Palacios Murguía Consultores, Agente de Seguros y Fianzas Freshman María Teresa de la Concha Guilarro RCI Employees* 1,000-4,999 Pesos Familia Cuevas Susana De Icaza Ballesteros Ana Laura Acevedo Calvo

BREAKING BARRIERS | 48 Donor List

Christel House Mexico (con’t)

Laura Gabriela Delgado Farell Sergio Alejandro Luna Martínez Roberto de la Peña El Sabor de los Grandes* Eduardo Luna Padilla Rodrigo de la Peña Enrique Escalante Álvarez Wenceslao Macedo Guadarrama Juan Antonio Peralta Romero Estela Ivonne Espinosa Barajas Eugenio Macouset Carlos Adrián Pérez y Pérez Familia Esquenazi Chamlati Laura Fernanda Malvaez López María Guadalupe Portilla Portugal David Fitzgerald María Bárbara Marcen Abascal Vicente Quirarte Castañeda Eduardo Flores Peña Miguel March Mary del Rosario Ramírez Sima Camilo García Marcos Gloria Marín Pinillos Iris Refugio Melchor Verónica García Tovar Ricardo Martínez Carranco María Elena Reigadas Laso Giem Grupo Import y Export Mexicano María Lizanka Martínez Uribe Marcos Arena Reyes Retana Hans Peter Goebel Caviedes José Mata* Felipe Reyes Elsa Ivonne Gómez Rivas Paola Matus* Fanny Alejandra Reynosa Altamirano Jaime Alberto Gómez Rodríguez Ángel Mejía Huante Gerardo Rioseco Alejandra Gómez Trueba Luis Ángel Mejía Meza Luis Riveroll Javier González Peláez Rebeca Meneses López German Rojas III Castillo Víctor González Plascencia Rodrigo A. Meza García Eduardo Roldan Acosta José Enrique González Rodríguez Fernando Milanés Ana Laura Romero Durán Guadalupe Gutiérrez Muñoz Martha Margarita Molina Ledesma Juan Carlos Romero Durán Mayte Guzmán José Carlos Mora González Baruch Rossainz Solís Dinorah Joséline de Haro Inda Martha Miriam Moreno Márquez Ysauro Rossette Ramírez Rodrigo Hernández García María del Refugio Guadalupe Muciño López Luis Manuel Sánchez Carlos Gabriel Hernández Max Müggenburg Maza Marco Antonio Sánchez Espinosa Joel Francisco Herrera Rosado Hermann Müggenburg Rosa Antonio Serrano Pueyo José Ignacio Ramírez Octavio Muñiz Roldan Servicio Continental de Mensajería, S.A. de C.V.* Maricela Jaimes Martínez María Cristina Nájera Contreras Sigifredo Silva López Alain Jaimes Molina Luis Namnum Syafas, S.A. de C.V. Brenda Jiménez Gutiérrez Guillermo Federico Newton Bustamante Ricardo Tapia Sebastián Kesselman Fredrik Nilsson Millán Mauricio Tejeda Benavides Kidzania* Jorge Ocaranza Mario Téllez Partida Curtis Knipe Cesar Leobardo Ojeda Rivera José Topete Pastor Silvia Kurth de Johnson Estela Oropeza Ibáñez Iván Alejandro Ugalde Quezada Luis Lara González Gabriel Oropeza Ibáñez Xavier María De Uriarte Berron Alma Angelica Lara Moreno Diana Itzel Orozco Rodríguez Edgar Uribe Castillas Gustavo Gabriel Llamas Monjardin Javier Ortiz Castillo Roman Uribe Michel Miguel Loya Pilar Parra García Mario Valero Zermeño Verónica Luna Liceaga Daniela Pedroza Páez Aldo Julián Vázquez Orozco

49 | CHRISTEL HOUSE Christel House Mexico (con’t)

Mayte Antonieta Vázquez Parrilla María Cristina Compeán Palacios María de las Mercedes Leal Hernández Salvador Vázquez José Gabriel Hernández Condes de la Torre Alejandro León Rodríguez Juan Vega Alvarado Rubén Constantino Sánchez Julia Sonia Lira Domínguez Alejandro Vera Garduño Audberto Roberto Corona Corona Mario Federico López Mariscal Flavio Vera Eric de la Cruz Alcocer Ismael López Reza José de Jesús Villalpando Casas Raymundo Cruz Cruz Gustavo López Zamudio Juan Herman Witt Compeán Lidia Cruz Martínez Miguel Ángel Loya Cisneros Juan Zamora Rogelio Cruz Noguez María del Lourdes Loyola Sánchez Carolina Leticia Zapata Bacelis Nancy Cruz Peña Diana Griselda Luna Navarrete Jorge Alberto Cuellar Santiago María Guadalupe de la Luz Peimbert Student Freud Daniel Cuevas Lozano Karen Márquez Contro Up to 999 Pesos Alejandro Delgado Linares Adriana Martínez García Érica Acosta Cruz Mónica Irais Díaz Hurtado Rubén Mendoza Sánchez Yurizbeth Aguado Ramos Anna Cristina Piazzesi Divallimosa García Liliana Meraz Rivera Elías Renato Aguilar Castro Rosa Guadalupe Duarte Zúñiga Beatriz Monroy Colín Edgardo Aguilar Gómez Paula Patricia Esquivel Duarte Sergio Morales Gómez Gelasia María Soledad Aguirre Alonso Miguel Fernández Fernández Juan Ignacio Moreno Cerna Patricia Aguirre Leglise Miguel Ángel Hans Fonseca Moreno Roxana Nieto Ángeles Claudia Ahumada Fajardo Gabriel de Jesús Ganzo Guerrero Elsa Judith Ochoa Soriano Abigail Alanís Hernández Moisés García Martínez Regina Ochoa Alejandro Aldasoro Carrero Javier García Rivera Miguel Ángel Olmos Flores Luis Aquino Cibrian Jorge Alberto García Robles Iván Olvera Salinas Juan Carlos Aragón Ruíz Patricia Gabriela García Rodríguez Ernesto Ordoñez Salgado Antonio Arriaga Cervantes Arturo García Sánchez Ana Gabriela Ortega González Nazaria Marcela Balam Matu Claudia Olivia Gómez Sánchez Mónica Ortiz Diego Barragán Maríano Abel González García Mariana Paredes Calva Jorge Alejandro Bautista Pérez Víctor Manuel González Herrera Grisel Pedregal Alvarado Roberto de Jesús Beltrán González Luis Alberto González Ramírez Carlos Alberto Pérez Cedeño Ignacio Daniel Beltrán Romero Armando Gutiérrez Hernández María Elena Pérez García Christian Iván Benavides Macías Julio Cesar Hau León Liliana Pérez Sánchez Erika Berriel Vasconcelos Jair Hernández Carbajal Luis Pimentel Galván Grisel Borbonio Molina Yolanda Jácome Blanco Aracely del Pilar Puc Tun Lorena Calderón Montes Gabriela Jiménez Corichi José Antonio Rella Campos María Guadalupe Camacho Gil Rosa María Lamparero López Juan Manuel Ríos Cisneros Gilberto Castañeda Reséndiz Sophia Landa Patricio Gemma Robles Zayas Carlos Manuel Castro Alonso Omar Lazcano Pérez Alejandra Rodríguez Hernández Gabriel Chávez Ibarra

BREAKING BARRIERS | 50 Donor List

Christel House Mexico (con’t)

Yenny Lolbe Rodríguez Paredes María Elena Rojas Cortado Board of Directors Efrén Rosas Ramírez Christel DeHaan Jesús Ruíz García President & Founder Bersabet Patricia Ruíz Hernández Christel House International Marcela Salinas Lira Jeanine Bluhm Juan de Dios Sánchez Hernández Director & Owner Tomas Jefferson School Roció Martina Sandoval Saucedo Xavier De Uriarte Ruth Bianey Simón Magaña CEO, SURA Mexico & Executive Director Maritza Soria Díaz Afore SURE, SURA Mexico Mauricio Soriano Ayala Felix Gavito Mario Gilberto Téllez Lira Executive Director Fundacion NEMI A.C Fabiola Elizabeth Trinidad Ortega Luis Lara Lucio Juan Vargas Morán Executive Director Maribel Vázquez García Pacifica Resort Ixtapa Guadalupe Estela Vázquez Vázquez John McCarthy Erasmo Villalobos Espinoza CEO Altavista Partners Juan Carlos Zavaleta Juárez Ricardo Montaudon Martha Patricia Zepeda Reyna President LATAM, Group RCI Carlos Muggenburg Partner Muggenburg, Gorches, Penalos and Sepulveda, S.C. Carlos Muriel Gaxiola President ING Mexico Gabriel Oropeza Griffith President Docsolutions, Chair Sylvia Ortega Rector Universidad Pedagogica Nacional Salvador Villalobos Executive Director Consejo de la Comunicacion Cheryl Wendling Senior Vice President Christel House International

51 | CHRISTEL HOUSE Christel House Europe

For contributions received from January 1, 2012 through December 31, 2012 (donations in pounds sterling) Honor Society Sophomore Connections £10,000-£49,999 £250-£999 Dave Thackeray/Podcast Ron Haylock* Absolute Resorts Ian Ganney Roy Peires Diana Aitchison Philip George Viajes Amadeus Pearly Grey Senior Aroma Hilton WorldWide £5,000-£99,999 Mike Ashton Holiday Club Finland Peter Carr Beach Republic HVS Hutchinson & Co. Connex UK & Ireland Calvin Lucock IFG Management/FNTC Mark Cushway Andrew & Kim Malecki Nexus* Dial An Exchange Brien McMahon Standard Bank Ramy Filo MK Executive Cars Flagship Vivienne Noyes-Thomas Junior Perspective £1,000-£4,999 Interval International Declan Kenny Keith Pletsche Frank Chapman Shari Levitin Points Vacation Clarion Golf* Liberty Connections Mary Anne and Vanni Pulé Club La Costa Marketing and Promotion Resort Fiduciary Club Olympus Santiago Martin Tropical Park Sue Colby* Leslie McCann Valhalla Associates Generator* Merlin Peter Vanderhorst GNEX Delegates Springer Miller Water Treatment By Electrolysis S.L. Heroes of Marketing Million Dollar Hole in One* Paula Woodgate HMC Funding Gregory Rowcliffe Milners ICE* J. Nichol Macdonald Resorts Klaus Otten RCI Pace Financial RDO Delegates Ulli Petresis Resort Solutions Regency Resorts Nigel Risner* Cabrera Rodriguez Silverpoint* S.S.B. Marketing TATOC Delegates Semansur/Altamira TFG International Ward Woods* Freshman Worldwide Timeshare Hypermarket £100-£249 Roka Bar Mingo Bicistar

BREAKING BARRIERS | 52 Donor List

Christel House SOUTH AFRICA For contributions received from January 1, 2012 to December 31, 2012 (Donations in South African rand). Includes donations of in-kind or services Founder’s Society - Peter & PirjoCarr Freshman - R1,000 to R500,000 and Above Rex Trueform / Queens Park* R4,999 Flexi Club Members Stephen Ross A & A Schuttle Services Dell Computers* Stiftunglife All saints Church Dell Development Fund The Perse School Alphine Primary School Nedbank Voasa Armageddon Western Cape Education Department Junior - R10,000 to B. Eksteen Dean’s List - R250,000 to R24,999 Babalwa Mbalane R499,999 Classic Property Management Bender Bishops Junior School Club Leisure Managemen Culver Education Foundation - Funds INDY Biz E Achievers Dell Development Fund Dell SA Development Fund Blumeris Neetling Carmen GUD Holdings (Pty) Ltd Elspeth Donovan Bradley Brooks National Lottories Development Fund Trust Growth Point (NLDFT) Iquad Treasury Solutions Cape Mental Health / Kite Festival Nedbank Liberty Life Casey & Jochay Smith Modern Hair Chezlin Hendricks Honor Society - R100,000 N & S Green CJ Brown to R249,999 VOX* Coates Bidvest Panalpina (Safcor) Coronation Asset Management Charity Toy Run Trus* Sophomore - R5,000 to Da Silva Chamelle Fedics R9,999 Daniels Randall Leisure Options* BOE Dave Stanford RCI SA* Christie Cloete Dixon Errol Roy Pieres Colin Collins Elaine Titus Stoner Corner -Barry Hand CPSLSA Excell Consumables Senior - R25,000 to R99,999 Dr Matt Will / US - Rotary Exmacla Dream Stitch F&D Logistics Services Bernadette Thominson Fencing Western Province Association Fencing Western Province Association Brett Archibald GlobalGiving Foundation Fortune Ronald City of Cape Town - Ottery Golf Resorts Club Cape Fowkes Bonita DLK Group HW Brokers (Pty) Ltd / Fin. Hub G Keza Mpayi Hirt Family John Hitchcock Green Midge Hilton Inter Coiffure* Paula Papilaja Hector Adriaan International Cncl of Shopp Prendergast, Anita Hendricks Bus Services Investec Bank Tracer Security Services ( R Richards ) Henri Grove Kleiner Heugh Eveline Nexus

53 | CHRISTEL HOUSE Christel House SOUTH AFRICA (con’t)

Hilton Moore Wescape Charters & Tours Yulinda Dodgen Imvakalelo Digital Williams Sharon Francine Duke-Norris INCE Woolf Wendy Ingrid Duminy Interval International WP Rugby Union Dynamic Cleaning Solutions Iquad Treasury Yannick Jones Eksteen B James Hicks York Road Primary School Cedric Esterhuizen JKL Cleaning Solutions cc Zoom Excell Consumables cc Johan Runhaar Zuvanich Fatima Fagodien Jordan Arendse Simphiwe Fika Julia & Gary Vindis Student - Up to R999 Abdu - Daiyaan Floris Lex Van Vught 4 Sure Enterprises Ltd Ziah Fortune Marcelino Petersen Amien Abrahams Veronica Fraser Mark Eagleson Bashier Abrahams Celeste Fredericks Mavis Jacobs Christian Adams AM Gilbert Montenegro Sobekwa Alude Marilyn Groep Mr Yusuf Abdullah Reaeesa Barendse Nasar Harris Mrs Roberts Cheryl Beaton Moeniba Hartley Overland Bus Services Sanele Ben Muizz Hendricks Phillips Esmeralda Biz E - Achievers Lauran Daniel Herdien Prof. JA Volmink E Bimenyima Avril Hermanus Readymix Cape Johanna Boer James Hicks Rossouw Louraine Ms Blom INKY3D Rothko Bradley Brooks Investec Ltd SanDton Sales Busy Bees Jade Jacobs Sanitech Claudia Carew Mrs Jefferies Schneider Faure Casey Yanick Jones Siphosethu Mgoma Nabeel Charls Charles Julie Stewart Vivienne Jacqueline Cloete Charl June Table Bay Hotel* Mary Jean Cornelius Michail Kawe Tod Trade Kenzo Crow Ntombizowdwa Khumalo Topper Uniforms Donetha Cupido Kids on the Block Trafalgar Residence Ayanda Cwati Khululiwe Kiewiets Vanguard Primary School Aluta & Chany Da Costa T Kiewiets Vox Telecommunications K Daniels Monique Kock Wayne Grews Kauthar Daniels Carol Kriel Weiner Michelle Maureen Davies Amanda Labala Grosh Zubair Dinie

BREAKING BARRIERS | 54 Donor List

Christel House SOUTH AFRICA (con’t)

Levana Primary School Tyulu Simbulele Megan Maphike Fika Simphiwe Board of Directors Ncumise Mapuma Nigel Sims Christel DeHaan Mathew Marinus Nojilana Simsmkele Founder F Marlie Msxezu Simthanda Christel House International Stacey May Sijila Sipokazi Cheryl Wendling Mabel Mbatu Gabuza Sisipho Sr. Vice President Christel House International Sheena & Tammy Mc Nabb Mangena Siyamthanda Gabriel Oropeza Graeme Mentoor Rassie Sltiron President Asanda Mhluzi Lorenzo Smit DocSolutions S Miller Abdul Ahad Smith Luis Miguel Álvarez Miscellaneous Mujaahid Solomons Grupo Modelo Service Enterprises Dir. Rory Mitchell Storm Solomons Jeanine Bluhm de Carvajal General Director (CEO) Dolly Mnyandu Stancom / Myschool - Woolworths Instituto Thomas Jefferson Simphiwe Mnyandu Shaun Stevens Luis Lara Refiloe Modise Carla Stewart General Director (CEO) Jean - Pierre Mohamed Zenon Stoffels Blue Diamon Resorts Cookie Vijayantimala Moodley Mwelase Thankdi John McCarthy CEO Tshepo Moshoeshoe Basi Thulisa Altavista Partners Akhona Mvandabg Magqira Tira Ricardo Montaudon Myschool / Woolworths Ltd Sigam Ukanyise President LATAM Inganathi Ndzhle Madikiza Unathi RCI Group Nedbank Ltd UNC School of Social Work Study Carlos Müggenburg Partner, Müggenburg, Gorches, Peñalosa Ngcume Nkuthembela Rene van Niekerk y Sepúlveda, S.C. Mise Nono Nomapondo Joelene Veloen Carlos Muriel Budaze Ntando Mawande Vumazonke Executive President of the Board Joy Petersen Althea Willemse Grupo Papelero Scribe D Pillay Howard Williams Dra. Sylvia Ortega General Director (CEO) WP Rugby Association Setiron Rassie Colegio de Bachilleres Jayden Roberts Liam Zamanjah Xavier de Uriarte Berrón Liam Roberts Veronica Zamanjah General Director (CEO) Taariq Salie SURA México Lizelle Sampson Salvador Villalobos Executive President Wanga Sayo Consejo de la Comunicación Sheila Javier Alarcón Mbane Sikhona CEO Christel House México

55 | CHRISTEL HOUSE “Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, ‘I will try again tomorrow.’ ”

— Mary Anne Radmacher American author and artist

Christel House International 10 West Market St. Suite 1990 Indianapolis, IN 46204-2973 Phone: 317.464.2030 | 866.424.5437 Fax: 317.464.2039 Email: [email protected] www.christelhouse.org