Helping Young People Reachtheir Potential

Helping Young PeoPle reach their Potential

2011 ANNUAL REPORT

TMArthur Ashe, Inc. under license authorized by CMG Worldwide a Message from the President it is with much gratitude that i present to you, the arthur ashe Youth tennis and education community, our organization’s FY 2010-2011 annual Report. our theme is Helping Young People Reach eir Potential, which reflects our commitment to youth success.

We had many high points this past year, in large part due to the dedication and enthusiasm of our staﬀ, board, community partners, parents, and of course, our young people. For me, these ten stand out as shining illustrations of our programs — each of which help young people achieve success as individuals and active, responsible citizens:

• adopted a bold and ambitious five-year plan for moving our organization from “good to great” • Participated in arthur ashe Kids’ Day at the uS oPen with 40 young people and the Wexler and lindy families. a highlight: DreShaun Jarmon’s amazing performance in the target shooting competition with Kim Clijsters, Roger Federer, and Rafael nadal • named a uSta Regional training Center and hosted player and coaching workshops alongside many of the uSta’s top national coaches • Designed and implemented our new character education curriculum in partnership with the Hamlin Family Foundation • Boosted our after-school program to 18 sites and served over 1,000 school children • Managed the School District of Philadelphia’s middle school intramural and inter-scholastic tennis leagues • 14 girls from our Future Stars and Maximum Performance programs met and played with alumna traci green and her Harvard women’s tennis team in Cambridge, Massachusetts • Honored Douglas R. Conant and the Campbell Soup Company as Champions for Children during our 28th annual Benefit, for their outstanding contributions to our Camden programs and national leadership to promote health and wellness • Hosted the 1st annual national Junior tennis and learning Cup at the Center with 14 chapters from the east coast for match play, social and cultural activities, and lessons on the life and legacy of arthur ashe • Watched our goodstein Junior leaders receive a $10,000 grant from YoutHadelphia to involve homeless teenagers in our programming

is year, we’ve identified two major goals for the organization. e first is restoring the financial viability and size of our 42-year-old summer national Junior tennis and learning (formerly known as national Junior tennis league) program, which operates at public parks and recreation centers throughout Philadelphia. e second is expanding the use of our Center during school hours to present more education and tennis opportunities for children, including partnerships with schools in our area.

ank you for partnering with us to help over 4,500 young people reach their potential this year — and beyond. Your involvement truly makes a diﬀerence.

With much optimism,

Kenny Holdsman President arthur ashe Youth tennis and education Programming From September 1, 2010 to August 31, 2011

Our mission is to prepare young people, especially those from under-resourced families and communities, for success as individuals and as active, responsible citizens through innovative tennis, education, life skills, and leadership development programming.

neighborhood-Based Programs

Summer National Junior Tennis and Learning is program, co-founded by arthur ashe in 1969, is our largest and most enduring. to help build champions on and oﬀ the court, nJtl provides low-cost tennis instruction, match play, reading enrichment, art and essay contests, and life skills lessons to kids age 7-17. in 2011, we served 1,063 young people at 35 recreational sites throughout Philadelphia, Camden, and ardmore. We also partnered with Rutgers university, Camden to provide exposure to a college environment for young people and their families who may not have considered college a possibility. is summer we launched our talent identification Program for high-potential young people to train with coaches at our Center and learn about opportunities to play during the school year.

anks to our nJtl sponsors: Campbell Soup Company, Citizens Bank, Comcast Family of Companies, lindy Properties, PeCo, Philadelphia Parks and Recreation, and PnC.

i thought the coaches were outStanDing how they “promoted competition and made it Fun“ . My children enJoYeD both of the CoaCHeS and always looked forward to what they would be teaCHing them next. - Heather Cruz, NJTL parent

After School Tennis, Tutoring, and Youth Leadership Initiative is program is oﬀered in partnership with elementary and middle schools, recreation centers and community organizations. ose served are primarily minority, low-income young people who have had little exposure to the game of tennis. e program includes tennis skill building and games, homework help, and leadership activities. ere is a special focus on self-discipline, self-reliance, sportsmanship, and non-violent conflict resolution. in fall 2010, we served 593 young people at 18 sites, and in spring 2011 we served 490 young people at 14 sites.

1 arthur ashe Youth tennis and education Programming From September 1, 2010 to August 31, 2011

Neighborhood-Based Programs (continued) “ The Camden Project What i started learning is after-school and summer tennis and nutrition program is neveR be a quitter, features partnerships with the Camden public schools, Camden “ Rutgers university, and Cooper Hospital. in 2010-2011, it served never give uP. 330 young people at nine sites. e Camden project will be adding - Nasir, NJTL-Camden more sites through the generosity of the Campbell Soup Company and Citizens Bank.

QuickStart is uSta-sponsored program brings children 5-10 years of age into the game by using special equipment, shorter court dimensions, and modified scoring, all tailored to a youngster’s age and size. in the 2010-2011 year, QuickStart was oﬀered at 18 Philadelphia-area sites for a total of 24 sessions and served more than 1,000 young people.

Partnership with School District of Philadelphia We provided after-school tennis and leadership programming to 756 young people at ten sites through the intra-Mural Middle School tennis Program. We also hosted the School District’s Middle School inter-Scholastic league, which provided tennis competition for 15 Philadelphia middle schools. new in 2011, we partnered with the School District to deliver a pre-season player and coaching development program for high school girl players and their coaches. We served 92 players and 10 coaches through the program and hosted a tournament for all participants in august 2011.

i have tried to live so that people would

“tRuSt MY CHaRaCteR… Sometimes i think it is almost a weakness in me, but i want to be seen as FaiR “ and HoneSt, tRuStWoRtHY, KinD, CalM, and Polite. - Arthur Ashe

2 Center-Based Programs

Future Stars is program identifies 40 talented young people from ages 6 to 12 from diverse backgrounds, predominately from lower income families and communities who demonstrate athletic ability, dedication, and a love of the game. each Future Star receives coaching assistance, private lessons, access to match and tournament play, and video analysis. after two years, our initial cohort of 22 students has graduated and six students are now enrolled in Maximum Performance, our top clinic; and ten arthur ashe Youth tennis and students are enrolled in Junior advanced, another step in the education has done a WonDeRFul pipeline to Maximum Performance. “ JoB of developing talent in the

Community and School Groups at the Center

We make the Center available to community and school groups for Philadelphia community, and we are day-time school trips and adaptive tennis programming for special needs students, supported by the elizabeth Murdoch Foundation. tHRilleD to add “ the program to in the past three years we have provided programming for over 30 groups, consisting of 500 young people. our list of uSta Certified Regional

Indoor Clinics and Camps training Centers. * - Martin Blackman, Senior Director, as a uSta Certified Regional training Center, we play a vital Talent Identification and Development, role in training and developing junior players and tennis coaches USTA Player Development throughout uSta Middle States section. last year over 2,000 young people participated in indoor * Our Regional Training Center emphasis is on talent development programs at our Center. With a library and computer classroom, of young people from families and communities who are under- represented in the higher levels of the game. it oﬀers a safe place for children to socialize, finish homework, or exercise before or after their scheduled clinic. each of the indoor programs includes life skills and access to educational resources. our indoor programs include: Goodstein Junior Leaders • Munchkin (4-7 year old beginners) is program features tennis, leadership exercises and workshops, • Junior Development, Junior Competitive, Junior Advanced service-learning projects, and summer employment. after a (beginner, intermediate, advanced) decade at our Center, we have expanded it to involve young people from our neighborhood-based sites thanks to the lewin • Maximum Performance (tournament caliber players) Family Foundation. in the past year, participants have been • Summer and Holiday Camps and Tournaments actively involved with volunteerism and community service, service-learning, organizational governance and decision-making, Character, Integrity, Trust, Relationships, Success fund development, and advocacy. eir activities include a variety of causes, including homelessness, hunger relief, literacy, in fall 2010, our education team and the Hamlin Family recycling, and environmental awareness. Foundation partnered to create a youth development character and education curriculum that helps young people respond to anks to the Harvey goodstein Charitable Foundation, we have real world situations. is past year we launched a pilot program accomplished a win-win scenario for both aaYte and our young for the curriculum for more than 50 young people focusing on people. eir support enabled us to implement an exciting new character, integrity, trust, relationships, and success. component of our youth leadership programming which actively builds on the ingenuity of our young people, especially our goodstein Junior leaders, in the challenging work of identifying and securing funding to ensure that our programs continue to meet the needs and expectations of the young people and families who rely on us.

3 Former Participant Stories Summer 2011

Every year a number of our former participants return during their summer vacations to work as instructors and mentors in our programs. ey serve as role models for our current students, earn money for college, and also reconnect with former coaches. Here are some of their recent stories:

Kenny Greene began playing tennis when he was nine years old and played at AAYTE while he was a student at Masterman High School. He is still playing, now on scholarship as a member of the Division One tennis team at Hampton University. Kenny credits the organization with allowing him to travel across and outside the country and to meet people from all walks of life. When asked why he chose to work over the summer in the NJTL program, he said, “I know what the program did for me as a young upcoming inner city male. It's only right that I give back to the program in hope of providing youth with the same opportunities.”

Nia J. Leonard began playing in the National Junior Tennis and Learning (NJTL) program when she was ten years old and has been a fixture in the organization ever since. In 2004, Nia made the move to become a Junior Instructor (JI) after being inspired by the JI’s she had as a player coming up through the program. She has worked every summer since then and is now the Site Manager at Drexel University. When asked why she comes back year after year Nia said, “e kids and tennis keep me here. I like seeing people who come back every year and how much they’ve grown and how much better they are. I enjoy being a part of their development.” Now a senior at Temple University, Nia is studying elementary education and special education. arthur ashe Youth tennis “ and education encourages our young people to utilize their

tennis skills as entree into the

College level of competition. Many of our players“ certainly have the aBilitY to reach that goal. - Jon Glover, Co-Director of Player Development

4 i appreciated leaRning “ about how important integRitY is in your liFe. i liked the ConneCtion that if you have integrity it will

leaD to people tRuSting

you, which flows right into having gooD and SoliD “ relationships and helps you

Kiara Ocasio, a student at Hobart and William Smith be SuCCeSSFul. Colleges in Geneva, NY, was a Site Manager at Jardel - Nadiyah, Future Stars playground in our NJTL program. She was nine years old when she started playing at our old facility in Manayunk and continued with us while a student at St. Hubert Catholic High School for Girls. “My experiences within the NJTL program have helped me develop my coaching skills, my communication skills, and most of all my patience." She returns to work with us over the summer because "so many people involved in the program have become like family to me. AAYTE has taught me so much as well as provided me with the opportunity to make lifelong friends. Also, working with the NJTL program has been an amazing experience from the beginning. Being a part of helping kids develop their skills in tennis and teamwork has been a blessing."

Arsenio Culver played at the Center between 1990 and 2009 under the mentorship of Lance Lee, our Vice President of Tennis and National Partnerships. He attended Cheltenham High School and is currently a senior at Norfolk State University, playing number one singles for the past two years, and is ranked 17th in the region. is summer he was an instructor for the Maximum Performance Training Camp.

5 annual list of Contributors From September 1, 2010 to August 31, 2011

Presenting Sponsors Challenger ($50,000 to $99,999) Sponsors Comcast Family of Companies ($5,000 to $9,999) Harvey goodstein Charitable Foundation 1976 Foundation united States tennis association e addis group amcor Rigid Plastics Grand Slam Sponsors Bank of america Charitable ($25,000 to $49,999) Foundation Citizens Bank Cargill City of Philadelphia Parks and Recreation e Children's Hospital of e Hamilton / Duprey Family Philadelphia eric Rubino PeCo, an exelon Company e Creative group Sarah B. Schmader e Philadelphia Foundation e Coca-Cola Company Dr. Franklyn Scott, D.D.S. PnC Foundation Cozen & o'Connor irene and Fred Shabel e van Beuren Family Davidson trust Company Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, llP elizabeth Murdoch Family Foundation Meredith and Bob Swift givaudan Flavors Corporaion Top Seed Sponsors gifts in Memory of Macduff Symington Scheryl glanton ($10,000 to $24,999) tucker law group, llC graham Partners, inc ace american insurance Co universal Health Services Mrs. Samuel M. v. Hamilton acosta Sales and Marketing uSta Serves Harrah's operating Company, inc. BBDo e vanguard group Foundation Patricia Hastie Blank Rome llP Joseph a. Williamson, Managing Partner, Heritage associates-Joshua lP Sibby and Bob Brasler / Brasler Properties JaW Capital llC laura and William C. Buck e Heuer Foundation Holman automotive Campbell Soup Foundation Baseline Sponsors Centerview Partners llC Raye and Jerry Johnson ($2,500 to $4,999) e Colket Family Kolsby, gordon, Robin, Shore & Bezar 1830 Foundation e Cookie Jar Foundation laMonica Fine Foods and Surfside aarhusKarlshamn uSa inc Davidson trust Company Products, Providers of Fresh Clams Dennis alter Mary Walto and Jim Fernberger alan lindy ameriheath insurance Company of e n. Peter Hamilton Family Frank lindy new Jersey Heffler Radetich & Saitta, llP gail and Sandy lipstein archer & greiner Hess Foundation, inc. lomax Family Foundation e Beneficial Foundation infologix - David gulian Wendy Kane and Jeffrey Margolies John K. Binswanger J & J Snack Foods MeC Bizequity lewin Family Foundation Merrill lynch Bryn Mawr trust Company / ted Peters lindy Property Management group Morgan, lewis & Bockius llP Joseph J Costigan PRWt Services, inc. Mr. and Mrs. albert Parker Ricki and andrew eisenstein PriceWaterhouseCoopers llP PayCommerce enon tabernacle Baptist Church e Strawbridge Family Penn Medicine and the Division of gifts in Honor of lauren eskin's William Watson traumatology, Surgical Critical Care and Bat Mitzvah

e Charlotte Weber Family emergency Medicine Janice and leonard Freed Mr. and Mrs. William R. Wister, Jr. Pennoni associates

Sandra e. goodstein YPi Foundation David Horowitz and Philip Plotnick lyn and george Ross Mitchell greene “ e Hamlin Family Foundation MaryBeth Henry i realize that my coaches have HigH expectations international tennis Hall of Fame & Museum “ for Me and now i have them for MYSelF. internet Capital group - DreShaun, Maximum Performance Clinic Jones lang laSalle KlingStubbins

6 Sandra and Kenneth Krieg “ lgl Partners aaYte participants learn liFe SKillS Bill luterman and become leaDeRS. it’s an iDeal Rear admiral omas C. lynch “ Ms. Mary alice D. Malone mentorship program for our YoutH. Salli and Stephen Mickelberg - Henri Moore, Senior Vice President and Director myCio Wealth Partners, llC of Public Affairs for Citizens Bank, AAYTE Board Member neta Systems, llC Sherry and Mark a. nottingham Wendy and Russell Palmer DD eisenberg Set Sponsors Paradigm group Consultants John embree ($500 to 999) Philadelphia Convention and visitors Melissa and Mark eskin Philip adler Bureau Barbara evans Bellevue Communications group, llC RaF industries, inc. gifts in Honor of Hannah Fireman's Cary Willo and Peter a. Benoliel gifts in Memory of Robert Rossheim Bat Mitzvah gary Bromberg Saul ewing llP Barbara gee andrea and Bernard Clyman lynne and Steve Savran Morey H. goldberg Samuel Cohen Sodexo vipul gupta David C. isenberg Family Fund Structured growth Capital / nDH Capital Samuel Hamilton Bonnie K. Davis Corporation Shari and Robert Hunn lynn Davis Swain tours Beverly and Keith Jennings Jim Domenick tD Charitable Foundation Kathryn Jordan alice Dubow terry Funeral Home, inc. nancy Kurtzman Robin and Michael Fireman torcon, inc. Joann ladden Robert J. Fossler trujillo Rodriguez & Richards, llC / one Robert P. levy geraldine Dietz and Richard Fox Point Public and Private Solutions, llC Christopher lewis lauren and Shaun gates uSta Middle States george loesch ann Bassett and Ross goldberg Fiona and leighton Yohannan Jeffrey lurie vaughan graves lisa Detwiler and Donald Mahoney Scott gregorchuck Friend Sponsors Samuel P. Mandell Foundation Steven Haas ($1,000 to $2,499) Jill and alan B. Miller alex Hamilton edna and Kenneth J. adelberg Jean and Steve Park gifts in Memory of Robert Harris John R. alchin Pfizer Fdn volunteer Program David Hyman Michael ayes Philadelphia activities Fund Jeff Jubelier Kenneth Baker Philadelphia Phillies Barbara and Charles Kahn, Jr. Deborah neimeth and george S. Barrett Point o'Pines Corporation Christine and leif Beck Radwell international, inc. Carmen and elke Belefonte David Reicchi elizabeth and Michael Benstock Scott R. Reidenbach Mark Bluestein eva Sender ellen and Peter Bodenheimer gifts in Memory of ned Borowsky Henry Sender Boscia Family Foundation lynn and Howard Shecter Carlos Bradley Jerald Slipakoff Brandywine Realty trust SugarHouse Casino David Broida e tobin Family Foundation Julian a. Brodsky Ken toscano gloria and Melvin Chisum Faye Senneca and Richard Michael Cohen Weisenberg Mr. and Mrs. Bryan D. Colket, iii Marian Wolgin James Davidson Women's interclub tennis east River Bank association

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From September 1, 2010 to August 31, 2011 “ Marjorie and alan Seger What you have CReateD here is a CaRing John Seravalli CoMMunitY that tRanSCenDS just tennis. Diane and Kenneth Shropshire “ Judith Sills - Douglas R. Conant, Former President and CEO, Campbell Soup Company Dean Smith John Stefanik victor i. Kasser Credit Suisse Beth Stretch Keystone Mercy Health Plan Harry g. Dittmann Kathy and Douglas Swartz edward levin Harold epps eric toatley Susan Brune and Carl loewenson Mary D. Fay nicole tucker Michael Markovitz gifts in Memory of ed Fernberger Michele ugarte nancy and omas Mcavoy Frank and terry Foster Family Fund united Way Bank of america Chris Mcelwee Steve geary united Way trust Roger M. Milgrim Joseph godwin, Jr. Muriel voynow Karim nanji Stanley greene John Wellenbach orion Financial llC Jon Harris Bruce White Marlynn orlando amy and Kenny Holdsman Haywood Willis linda osberg leonard l. Holdsman george K. Wills Susan Mclaughlin Paule iCaS liberty Foundation nadine Wong Mary l. Payne allyn H. Jacobson Scott Yetter Charles Rainey, Jr. gifts in Honor of Jerry Johnson Patrick Reilly Jones lang laSalle Ace Sponsors Babak Sarani Jeanne Kady ($100 to $249) Jean Schneider Roy Kaiser tania alexander Stefanie and alex Seldin Kestenbaum Family Foundation allstate giving Campaign Robin and Jay Several Chi Wan Kim Danecca alston Benjamin Smallwood Mary ellen Krober nancy assuncao-Sanchez Hope Berman and eric Spieler Morris Kurtzman Marcie Baker Stephen Spinelli Morton a. langsfeld, iii gifts in Honor of Frank Beazley e William Penn Foundation andrea lawrence Richard Berk edward tress Joshua levin ardeth Black Wendy trow-Fox Susan lloyd Black Women in Sport Foundation valley green Bank Joanne F. Madorno Jamie and Robert Blume gifts in Memory of Marcie Weidman Michael Mattise Mark Bobb Carole and Jay Weitzman Max and Bella Black Foundation gifts in Memory of irwin Bogen gregory S. Williams Richard Mulvey annette and greg Bonner Jocelyn navarro gifts in Memory of george Braceland Match Sponsors amanda osorio Beth Kanoﬀ Braverman ($250 to $499) Scott overton Carl M. Buchholz Bill adair Steve Paolantonio Regis Bulman leslie and Jonathan Bari Kenneth Paul Richard l. Bazelon lloyd Prischmann Barbara Bender Myra Prusky nadeem Bezar Seth Riseman Sam Bitonti Sage Scholars, inc Michael Blume leslie Saunders Debra Brady Steven l. Sayers Marlene Brenner gifts in Honor of Martha lois and Howard Brody Mcgeary Snider and Chris Joanna Carmichael Scarduzio n.R. Cohen Michael Scheinfield Constantin Cope terrance Scott

8 Howard Burde veronica Katz Judith Burgis Michelle Kesti Caesar, Rivise, Bernstein, Cohen & irene Klein Potoilow, ltd Craig Kolbman Philip S. Caplan Jeff Kolessar nelly and Scott Childress tracy Kyle Joan Cholodofsky lance lee City lights Joel levinson gifts in Honor of Meg Clarke William a. loeb gifts in Honor of andrea and Bernard Cynthia lutschaunig Clyman Sharon Mahler-gindlesperger gifts in Honor of Herb Dominic a Colaizzo lynn and Joe Manko Sedler Pascal Collard John Mcginty evelyn and Henry Sherman anita Klaussen and Bud Collins vincent Mcguinness Stephanie S. Shore toni Crawford Major g.a. McHugh gifts in Memory of Harold Sills Rob Davis Mary K. McHugh Holly and edward Silver nicholas Decastro ian Meklinsky Clementin Sloan Matthew W. Donahoe gifts in Honor of Jack Meldrum Michael Sloane leslie Donnell elizabeth and Charles Meredith Joyce Smith gifts in Memory of Joseph eagan Paul Meyer Rebecca Smith Fernando echavarria andy Morfopoulous esther and Bernard Sobel nabil elkassabany Michael Mulshine Bobby Spears eska, inc. Susan Murphy gifts in Memory of andre Steed Joan and Robert eskin Scott nagle Rebecca Stoloff gifts in Memory of elaine evans nancy and Dean nance leon C. Sunstein, Jr. lynne Ferman ann Marie nasuti linda Szabo Happy Fernandez gifts in Memory of otto oller John teaford ellen W. Fernberger Park america, inc temple Community gardens Jeanne Fields Melissa and albert Parker John C. omas David Fireman aileen Pasquel Peter R unger Ray Fireman tony Payton united Way of Chester County gifts in Memory of Jane Fleisher lisa Petersmark united Way Quaker Chemical Joanne Foulke Charles Poletti Jim vesci, Sr. Dillon Friday andrew Polis John Waldron give Back Foundation Bernard Prazenica Sara Waslick Marc golden liz Proctor Jolly and Joe Waterman Margery golen Quaker Chemical Foundation elizabeth Weber gifts in Memory of ted gorman Dolores and gerald Ramiza Rose Weinstein Brian gralnick Hasan Rauf gifts in Honor of al White Frank greco Regency Realty group inc. Joyce and Howard Wool Susan and gregory greenfield Carlos R. Richter Kaci griffin Rose Marie Riley Courtside Sponsors Jon Herr Margaret and eodore Robb ($1-$99) Robin Hession Jeannie and Robert Roggio Richard adler gifts in Honor of Ben Hirsh glyness Roney victor Banford agbodoe Holdsman Family Fund gifts in Memory of anthony l. Russo Denise alcorn Wendell F. Holland omas Sandor Cornelius iv alexander Margaret and Stanford Hunn Reggie Santos larry altman anthony iezzi gregory Saul Hank altschuler Christina Jessurun anthony Scamuffa Hedi apt Beverly and Stephen Johnson alfred Scheib Heather archambault Margaret and Craig Johnson Bridget and Mark Schneider Richard astor eodore t. Johnson Judith Burgis and Max Schoeffler Christel Badey

9 annual list of Contributors From September 1, 2010 to August 31, 2011

Courtside Sponsors (continued) gifts in Memory of Raymond Baker annette Cousins Margaret Baker Karen Crane Raymond Bandos antoinette Crawford norine and Richard Bastian Susanna and Raymond Sandra Battaglia Creely David Bayersdorfer lynne Cutler Judy Bell Katharine Dailey Robert Bell Helen Danicki lois and Robert Bellet Barbara and Mark Davidson Helen and John Benn Patricia Decker Josephine Bergman Drew Degen alissa and edward Blumenthal Becky Desmond Rosalie and Ronald garling John Bott Mary Dimauro teresa gavigan Bonnie Bowser Myra Drusky Michael geller Joanna Bratt louisa C. Dubin Joel gershman louis Broad Christopher e Dunne ellen and Dan gimbel nina and Robert Brody Michael Dvorak graceanne ginn Peggy Bromley Danna ehrenberg ethan goldberg Joseph Brown gloria einbender gifts in Honor of andrew goldberg tauheed Browning Carol and Stuart einhorn Susan and Michael golden lois and lawrence Brownstein Billy eisenberg good taste llC Ruth and Herbert Brune ina ellen Barbara and george goodley Craig Bryson Murray ellis Pat and Morton goodman Stephanie Burge Richard a. ellis gifts in Honor of Ralph gordon Diana Burgwyn Corinne eskin gifts in Honor of tom and Shelly gowen Janet Burnham eileen and David eskin elizabeth and Raymond grenald William Butts Michael eskin Patricia guggenheim nancy Campbell Jill and Christopher eskin-Smith Beth Haas laren and Stephen Carkin ivan espinoza David Haggerty Rick Carr Helen and leonard evelev Jennifer and Michael Hahn Claude Carter Jodi Fenster Kathleen Haling Marcedes Carter Kelly Finch Donna Hamilton Bruno Casabon Judy J. Finestone grace Hannemann lois and Robert Caughey Sharen and alan Finzimer Rita Hannum Bernard Chavis Charles Fiore edward Hanssen Courtneay Cipolone Daryl Ford Sabrina Harris Robert Coleman tyra Ford Sue Hess Helen and Richard Constable Fort Washington Day Camp, inc Rosalynn and Daniel Heth Rosemary and Paul Conway Judy and Richard Franken Wendy Hibberd eileen Cooper Marlo and Kevin Freedman Steven Higgins Walter Cornish tom Friese vernon Hilbert Beverly and Richard Corr Jahleem Furahaali lancelot Hill

Christopher Coss Steven ganz Howard Hoban

Pat Coulter Parthenia gardner evan Hoﬀrichter Margaret and Ronald Huber “ ed Hurd aleisha Jacobs i neveR cut corners during tennis practice. is Sandra and edward Jaeger valissa Jarmon “gives me DiSCiPline in my liFe oﬀ the court. Dara and Daniel Jeck nicole Jenkins - Christina Kaiser, Maximum Performance Maura and John Jennings

10 Farah Jimenez Jacquie and eric Patterson Robin and Jerry Smith gifts in Honor of the Joachim Family Clifford Pearlman nancy Snyder Carlton Johnson Kathryn and John Phillips Marc Spector Jeri lynne Johnson Suzanne and Richard Phillips Ken Spinrad Kimberly Jones June Platz elizabeth Stavisky Justgive.org audrey and Richard Pratt Faith Steigelmann Howard S. Kaufold gifts in Honor of Jack Presant Joan and Peter Stern Marianne Kehan letitia o. Principato Roger Sternfeld Susan Kellogg Marian Racette Jill and allen Stone Joanne and alex Klein edward J. Radetich Seth Stroback Joni and Howard Klein Pedro Ramos andrew Sugerman Ray and Sanford Klein arleen and William Rasdolsky lenard Sulewski elizabeth Kozart gifts in Honor of Red Clinic Coaches Joan and Donald Sullivan allen Krantz tim Reese Bruce and Susan Supowitz Robert Kurtz lynne and owen Regan Maryann Sweriduk Christine larson gregory Reid Melissa tal Michael lavecchia gifts in Memory of Don Richardson Barney tanfield Maisha leek linda Richter april taylor Suzanne and Richard lenz edda and eugene Rivers Brian J taylor Maribeth lerner Patte Roberts Frances tidball lisa liccotelli Susan Rogers Karen toner Patricia and Francis lombardo tim Roseboro Maria and Patrick toner lois and Bernie lyman ira Rosen tom tritton Catherine and James lynam Charlotte Rosenthal united Way of Delaware Mary lou and Jesse lyons Ronald and Barbara Rosenthal Susan and David valen Pricilla and edward Macneal olympia Rossheim Shari vegosen tracy Malkowski Dorothy Roth gifts in Honor of Jordan vogel Bruce Markovitz Sylvie and Stanely Rowen emily and Charles Wagner William Martin Susan Rubin Cedra Walton Kim Bonner Massey Robert Rudley Jason Ward Christine and Justin Matulewicz aisako and John Rugg Patricia a Ward Dene Mayer elijah Salim Matt Warwick Randy McBride Mildred Sams Barbara and Donald Waschenko elana McDonald germain Sanders Patricia Weathers Jake McDonald effrain Sarmiento Jean and Karl Webster Claudia Mcgill tom Sawers lorna and Bernard Weinberger nicole Mcintyre Steven Sayer Herbert J. Weintraub ellen and Joseph Merkel george Schafer elizabeth H. Weiss laurie and Steve Midgette Susan and Clifford Schlesinger Susan and Kenneth Weiss Robert Mitchell Charlotte and Joel Schwartz Steven Weissflog erika and John Montag Heather Schwartz Molly Whalen Marsha and Jerrold Moss Bryan Schwartzman Janet and Harold Whartnaby Daniel Mungall Skip Schwarzman P.W. Wilder Britton Murdoch Phebe and Dorothy lee Scott tom Wilkinson Joseph nagel eleanor Segal Hyla Winston Christie nagy linda Shein Janet Winston andrea and Sven nommensen andrew Silver norma and Henry Wise lynne nugent andrea Silverman Diane and ivan Wolfson Herman obermayer Betsy and gary Silverman Dan Wu Roberta W. odell Stanley Singer Peter Wunsch David o'Dell elizabeth and Hobart Smith John o'Riordan eugene e. Smith

11 Sources of income and expenses 2010-2011 Total Budget: $2,239,875

INCOME SOURCES (FY 2011)

Endwoment: 9% Program Fees: 34%

Special Program: 1%

Annual Benefit: 30%

Individual Giving: 5%

Government 1% Grants: 12% Corporations: 8%

FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES (FY 2011)

Benefit and Special Events: 8%

Fundraising Expenses: 10%

Program Expenses: 55% Administration Expenses: 27%

12 arthur ashe Youth tennis and education governing Board

Executive Committee Jerry l. Johnson, Chairman of the Board Robert H. Hunn, Co-Vice Chairman James Fernberger, Co-Vice Chairman Christopher lewis, Secretary ira neil Richards, Treasurer Shelley R. Smith, Executive Committee Member At-Large

Governing Board of Directors Advisory Board Kenneth J. adelberg Dennis alter David Broida Michael Barkann Michael Carter omas e. Beach Joseph J. Costigan Christine S. Beck Robert S. Davis Peter a. Benoliel lisa Detwiler Robert M. Brasler Derrick Dickens Carl Buchholz Barry M. edelstein Williams Buck Joseph Fetterman Mary Carillo Joseph R. godwin, Jr. Robert M. Cohen Wendell Holland Bud Collins Jeﬀrey Jubelirer James M. Davidson victor i. Kasser Christopher Dunne Kenneth Krieg DD eisenberg Mary ellen Krober John embree John J. Kroll Robert J. Fossler Carol Clark lawrence Sandra e. goodstein alan lindy omas gowen george loesch allyn Jacobson vincent R. Mcguinness Kathryn Jordan Michael Meng artis t. ore Henri g. Moore Honorable Charles e. Rainey Marlynn orlando Suzanne Schoch Rehl albert Parker, esq. Fred Shabel Phil Plotnick irene McMenamin Shabel Steven C. Savran Manuel M. Stamatakis Dr. Franklyn Scott Robert a. Swift Commissioner Susan Slawson linda Swain Doug Swartz tracy Wall Jay Weitzman Joseph Williamson united Way Member agency Donor option #8690

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