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Dear Foundation Supporter,

The Florida Panthers Foundation has the power to give, and thus a responsibility to do whatever it takes to improve the lives of South Florida’s less fortunate. Acting on that mantra, with a focus on fighting pediatric cancer, the Foundation raised more than $350,000 and donated more than $100,000 in grants and $400,000 in kind to South Florida charities in 2011-12. Every member of our organization – including our executives, coaches, players and staff - committed to giving back over the last 12 months and they did not disappoint. Every single member of the Florida Panthers full-time staff donated at least 10 hours this year, while each member of the 15-person executive team sits on a local charitable board. In addition, the Foundation organized countless community events and three signature events – the Ford Face-Off Gala, IOA Ice & Dice Casino Night and Publix Golf Classic Presented by Ford – that combined raised nearly $200,000. The Florida Panthers Foundation is not just focused on donating funds and resources, we also formed strategic partnerships with organizations like Party City and Flashes of Hope, and continue to work with the Chris Evert Children’s Hospital in Fort Lauderdale, which was the beneficiary of a $400,000 Foundation grant in 2010. Lastly, for the efforts of our staff, our board, and everyone at the Florida Panthers organization, the Panthers Foundation was honored to be named 2012 Outstanding Philanthropic Foundation in Broward County during the National Philanthropy Day Luncheon. The honor has only served as a motivator for us as we continue our mission of fighting pediatric cancer, and helping those families that are affected by this horrible disease. Please take a few moments to review the following pages, and consider joining us in our fight.

Regards,

Cliff VinerChairman, Florida Panthers FoundationGeneral Partner/Chairman of the Board/CEO, Florida Panthers Hockey Club

2 Florida Panthers Foundation Mission Statement

3 Florida Panthers Foundation Pledge for Pediatric Cancer

4 Broward Health Foundation: Eighth Floor Oncology Unit

5 Florida Panthers Foundation & Party City

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society: Light The Night Walk 2011

Movember

6 Ford Face-Off Gala

7 Holiday Hangout at Chris Evert Children’s Hospital

Hospital Visits

Flashes of Hope

8 IOA Ice & Dice

9 Donor Wall

10 Fourth Annual Publix Golf Classic

11 St. Baldrick’s Foundation

Shirts Off Our Backs

Beard-A-Thon

50/50 Raffle

12 Paint The Ice

Holiday Meal & Skate at Saveology.com Iceplex

Holiday Meal at English Tap & Beer Garden

13 Suites & Treats

SOS Children’s Villages Suite Night

Kids In Distress & Designing Spaces

14 Food & Toy Drives

Jason Taylor Foundation’s Cool Gear For The School Year

Community Rink Practices

15 I Love Hockey Month

Panthers LIVE!

16 Try Hockey Clinics

Healthy Habits

17 Teacher of the Month

Stanley’s Birthday Bash

18 Blueprint Tour

19 Support the Foundation

Contact Information

LETTER FROMTHE CHAIRMAN

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Board of Directors

Cliff VinerPresident [AVM, L.P.]

Randy MollerVice President [Florida Panthers Hockey Club]

Vanessa WalkerSecretary [National Beverage Corp.]

Al YoungTreasurer [South Florida Ford Dealers]

Robert PrintzDirector [AVM, L.P.]

Reid ShapiroDirector [Saveology.com]

Darren WeinerDirector [Antigen Realty, LLC]

Steven ZiffDirector [Florida Panthers Hockey Club]

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#60 Jose TheodoreShirts Off Our Backs

To build a better future for the children of South Florida. Through philanthropic partnerships, grants, donations and community outreach programs, the foundation maintains a focus on children’s health, fitness, education and cultural needs.

MISSION STATEMENT

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Pledge for Pediatric cancer

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We pledge to fight pediatric cancer and have partnered with many non-profits that support pediatric cancer including:

· Broward Health Foundation

· Jessica June

Children’s Cancer Foundation

· Starlight Children’s Foundation

· St. Baldrick’s Foundation

The Florida Panthers Foundation is a non-profit organization that has donated significant resources to charitable initiatives since its inception in 2003.

The Foundation raises funds through signature events such as the annual casino night and the annual golf classic.

#44 Erik GudbransonHospital Visits

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Broward Health Foundation: Eighth Floor Oncology UnitThe Foundation continues to support Broward Health and the Chris Evert Children’s Hospital’s pediatric oncology unit. The oncology unit is adorned with Florida Panthers themed colors, designs and graphics. The players, staff and Stanley C. Panther make special visits throughout the year to bring some joy to the children who are staying on the floor.

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#9 Stephen Weiss, #4 Keaton Ellerby, #51 Brian CampbellChris Evert Children’s Hospital

Florida Panthers Foundation & Party CityParty City teamed up with Florida Panthers Foundation to help raise funds for the pledge to fight pediatric cancer. Nationwide, Party City asked their customers to help fight pediatric cancer and within one month, Party City raised $100,000.

The Florida Panthers Foundation distributed the funds to local non-profits helping to fight pediatric cancer. The following groups received funds:St. Jude Research Hospital, Ronald McDonald House Charities, Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, Starlight Children’s Foundation, Jessica June Children’s Cancer Foundation, St. Baldrick’s Foundation, American Cancer Society, and Children Battling Cancer.

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society: Light The Night Walk 2011The Florida Panthers and President & COO Michael Yormark raised more than $120,000 for the 2011 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Light The Night Walk in Broward County. Yormark was the Light The Night Walk Chair and the Panthers were the top Corporate Walk Team for the second year in a row. All told, Yormark and the Panthers have raised more than $250,000 for LLS in the past two years.

MovemberThe Panthers joined the worldwide Movember movement by growing moustaches during the month of November to raise awareness and funds for men’s health issues, including prostate cancer. Fans were able to join the fundraising efforts or make a donation in the name of their favorite Panthers player, raising more than $2,100 for the cause.

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Michael YormarkLight the Night Walk 2011

#20 Sean Bergenheim, #44 Erik Gudbranson, #57 Marcel GocHospital Visits

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Ford Face-Off Gala presented by the Cliff Viner Family FoundationThe Florida Panthers Foundation held the Ford Face-Off Gala presented by the Cliff Viner Family Foundation to kick off the 2011-12 hockey season. The evening event featured the entire Florida Panthers team, coaches, and front office staff to help raise awareness and funds for the Foundation’s continued pledge to fight pediatric cancer.

Owner Cliff Viner, Eda Knopf, #51 Brian CampbellFord Face-Off Gala

#9 Stephen WeissFord Face-Off Gala

CJ George – Panthers Foundation AmbassadorFord Face-Off Gala

Holiday Hangout at Chris Evert Children’s HospitalThe Florida Panthers continued their support of the Chris Evert Children’s Hospital’s oncology unit by bringing holiday cheer to all the children on the eight floor, which is sponsored by the Panthers. Panthers players Ed Jovanovski, Brian Campbell, Mike Weaver and Jason Garrison joined mascot Stanley C. Panther and front office staff members on Dec. 19, 2011. Santa Claus was on hand to pass out presents to all of the children and activities such as arts and crafts, face painting and street hockey were available for patients and their families to participate in.

Hospital VisitsThroughout the season, Florida Panthers players Jack Skille, Sean Bergenheim, Stephen Weiss, Erik Gudbranson, Keaton Ellerby, and Marcel Goc visited children at Chris Evert Children’s Hospital and delivered Panthers goodie bags, including stuffed animals and hats knitted by the Panthers Booster Club.

Flashes of HopeThe Florida Panthers Foundation has recently partnered with Flashes of Hope as they opened their South Florida Chapter. Flashes of Hope will be able to photograph approximately 150 children being treated in Miami Children’s Hospital and Chris Evert Children’s Hospital.

Flashes of Hope is a non-profit organization that changes the way children with cancer and other life threatening illnesses see themselves through the gift of photography and raises money for pediatric cancer research. The portraits, taken by award-winning photographers, help children feel better about their changing appearance by celebrating it. For families of terminally ill children, it’s especially important to have a portrait that preserves forever the beauty, grace and dignity of their child.

#43 Mike WeaverHoliday Hangout

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#00 Stanley C. PantherFlashes of Hope Photo Shoot

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IOA Ice & DiceIOA Ice & Dice Casino Night at the Marriott Resort & Spa in Fort Lauderdale was held on Dec. 14, 2011. The Florida Panthers Foundation entertained guests in a Las Vegas style, five-star evening. The Marriot Harbor Beach was transformed into an authentic casino, complete with blackjack, roulette and craps tables. The event allowed guests to interact with Panthers players and staff, as well as feature dancing, great drinks and gourmet food.

#60 Jose TheodoreIOA Ice & Dice

#14 Tomas Fleischmann, #7 Dmitry Kulikov, #57 Marcel GocIOA Ice & Dice

CJ George & Panthers Coach Kevin DineenIOA Ice & Dice

Donor WallThe Florida Panthers Foundation Donor Wall is located in the South Florida Hockey Den of Honor at the BB&T Center. Help us in the fight against pediatric cancer by purchasing your plaque now and joining the Den of Honor.

Please visit our website at www.floridapanthersfoundation.org

Gold Donors• Clifford Viner Family Foundation

• Dale Tallon

• Marleen Forkas

• Marc Weiss

• Jeff Passaro

• Stephen Stern

• Mark Bugalski

• The Siegel Family

• Rocque Trem

• Altman Foundation for Children

• County Line Chiropractic Medical & Rehab Centers

• The Reid Family

Silver Donors• Alex & Sandi May

• Begelman Family Foundation

Bronze Donors• Wayne Adkins

• Skeets Friedkin

• Jack Zwick

• Joshua Luecht

• Eric Greenberg

• Matthew Schwartzseid

• Roy Bruno

• Darren Weiner

• Constance Hofkin

• The Teschic Family

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Fourth Annual Publix Golf Classic presented by FordOn Feb. 20, 2012, the Florida Panthers hosted their Fourth Annual Publix Golf Classic, presented by Ford, at Parkland Golf & Country Club. Attendees golfed alongside their favorite Florida Panthers players, coaches and members of the Panthers management team. The event included one-of-a-kind contests, a silent and live auction, and an activity stationed at every hole. This annual golf event raised more than $60,000 for the Florida Panthers Foundation to help further its mission and pledge.

GM Dale Tallon, #32 Kris Versteeg, #10 John Madden Fourth Annual Publix Golf Classic

#12 Jack Skille Fourth Annual Publix Golf Classic

#51 Brian CampbellFourth Annual Publix Golf Classic

St. Baldrick’s FoundationOn Feb. 13, 2012, Florida Panthers players Mike Weaver and Erik Gudbranson raised money by shaving their heads to benefit St. Baldrick’s Foundation at Duffy’s Sports Grill in Plantation. The St. Baldrick’s Foundation is a volunteer-driven charity committed to funding the most promising research to find cures for childhood cancers and give survivors long and healthy lives.

Shirts Off Our BacksOn March 25, 2012, the Florida Panthers auctioned game worn jerseys of each member of the team with proceeds benefitting the Florida Panthers Foundation and our pledge to support the fight against pediatric cancer. The event raised more than $38,000 towards the Florida Panthers Foundation’s Pledge For Pediatric Cancer.

Beard-A-ThonFlorida Panthers players, staff and fans participated in Beard-A-Thon benefitting the Florida Panthers Foundation and the fight against pediatric cancer. This fundraiser generated more than $9,000 for the Florida Panthers Foundation. Beard-A-Thon is a National Hockey League-wide initiative in which team players, staff and fans grow “playoff” beards and earn pledges that get donated directly to the Panthers Foundation.

50/50 RaffleDuring every Florida Panthers home game during the 2011-12 regular season, the Florida Panthers Foundation held a 50/50 Raffle and split the proceeds between the Florida Panthers Foundation and a South Florida non-profit. For the 2011-12 season, the Florida Panthers Foundation distributed more than $24,000 to local non-profits through the money raised during the 50/50 Raffles.

#43 Mike Weaver & CJ GeorgeSt. Baldrick’s Foundation Head Shaving

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#51 Brian Campbell & Rob PrintzShirts Off Our Backs Auction

Paint The IceThe Florida Panthers Hockey Club invited all 1993 Season Seat Owners out to the BB&T Center to help paint the ice for the upcoming 2011-12 season.

Families from Starlight Children’s Foundation were also invited out by the Panthers to experience this once in a life time experience. The parents and children were able to go out onto the ice and help paint the lines that would be there all season. Each family member was able to keep a commemorative paint brush and picture of this experience.

Holiday Meal & Skate at Saveology.com IceplexScottie Upshall, Stephen Weiss and Erik Gudbranson participated in the Florida Panthers Foundation Meal & Skate at the Saveology.com Iceplex in Coral Springs. Children from SOS Children’s Villages and families from Children Battling Cancer took to the ice to skate with the Panthers players and then enjoyed a meal by Café Bella Sera.

Holiday Meal at English Tap & Beer GardenPanthers players Jack Skille, Jason Garrison, and Mike Santorelli hosted a special holiday dinner for more than 60 children from the Boys & Girls Club of Boca Raton. The meal was graciously provided by English Tap & Beer Garden and each child was given a holiday gift from the players to celebrate the holidays.

#44 Erik Gudbranson, #19 Scottie UpshallHoliday Meal & Skate

#12 Jack SkilleHoliday Meal

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Suites & TreatsThe Florida Panthers hosted Starlight Children’s Foundation Halloween Party at the BB&T Center. Children and families battling cancer were invited to a Halloween party where the children could trick or treat from suite to suite for candy, decorate their trick or treat bags, and participate in a Halloween costume contest.

SOS Children’s Villages Suite NightThe Florida Panthers wives invited 20 children from SOS Children’s Villages to watch a Panthers game in a suite. The children were treated to a Florida Panthers win, as well as food and presents organized by the Florida Panthers’ wives.

SOS Children’s Villages is a foster care neighborhood that houses up to seventy-five foster children. The Village allows for brothers and sisters, who are typically separated while in foster care, to reunite and maintain their family connection. SOS also provides an After Care program to help our young adults transition out of foster care after theyturn eighteen.

Kids In Distress & Designing SpacesFlorida Panthers defenseman Ed Jovanovski joined the dream team from “Designing Spaces” – which airs on Lifetime TV – to help create a new activity space filled with books, games and a snack station at Kids In Distress (KID). Ed Jovanovski lent a helping hand in KID’s mission to improve the lives of child abuse victims by helping create a beautifully designed, safe, warm and educational environment for children to help foster their love of learning.

Kids In Distress of Broward and Palm Beach counties is a licensed nationally accredited agency working for prevention of child abuse, preservation of the family, and care and treatment of abused and neglected children.

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#55 Ed JovanovskiKids In Distress & Designing Spaces

Children from Starlight’s Children FoundationSuites & Treats

Food & Toy DrivesDuring the month of November, the Florida Panthers collected non-perishable food items during three home games to benefit Feeding South Florida.

For the Holidays, the Panthers invited Toys for Tots out to the JetBlue Tarmac to collect new and unused toys for children in need before Panthers home games.

Jason Taylor Foundation’s Cool Gear For The School YearFlorida Panthers player Jason Garrison took part in Jason Taylor Foundation’s annual Cool Gear For The School Year event. Garrison, along with other South Florida celebrities, helped disadvantage children shop for new clothes for the upcoming school year at Old Navy in Davie.

Community Rink PracticesThe Panthers held two community rink practices this season. The first took place at Pines Ice Arena on Nov. 12, 2011, and the second at Kendall Ice Arena on Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012.

The Pines Ice Arena practice was in celebration of the NHL and USA Hockey’s Come Play Hockey Month, while the Kendall Ice Arena practice supported the Panthers second annual I Love Hockey Month. Fans were treated to a full team practice, team autograph session and Panthers Patrol activities.

Toys for Tots

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2011-12 Florida Panthers TeamCommunity Rink Practice

I Love Hockey MonthRink VisitsPanthers players visited three different rinks as part of I Love Hockey Month on Jan. 7, 2012. Dmitry Kulikov and Michal Repik went to Glacier Ice & Snow Arena, Shawn Matthias was at Palm Beach SkateZone, and Mike Santorelli at Palm Beach IceWorks. Fans and hockey enthusiasts got to interact with their favorite players by taking photos, getting autographs and enjoying Panthers Patrol activities.

Community Rink PracticeThe Panthers held their second community rink practice of the season at Kendall Ice Arena on Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012. The crowd of more than 500 enthusiastic fans enjoyed an hour-long team practice, team autograph session and Panthers Patrol activities. This was the first time the Panthers played in Miami since their last game in Miami Arena in April 1998.

Panthers LIVE!One of five Panthers LIVE! sessions took place on Jan. 31, 2012 in celebration of I Love Hockey Month. Scott Clemmensen, Mikael Samuelsson and Sean Bergenheim joined more than 150 fans at Duffy’s Sports Grill in Plantation for an interactive question and answer session hosted by Fox Sports Florida Broadcaster and Panthers’ alumnus, Bill Lindsay.

Panthers LIVE!The Panthers returned to Duffy’s Sports Grill again this season for five installments of Panthers LIVE!. The interactive question and answer session was a tremendous success last season, and fans came out to hear from their favorite players in record numbers this season. All sessions were hosted by Fox Sports Florida Play-By-Play man Steve Goldstein or Broadcaster and Panthers’ alumnus, Bill Lindsay.

Participating players included Dmitry Kulikov, Marcel Goc, Scott Clemmensen, Mikael Samuelsson, Sean Bergenheim, Kris Versteeg, Shawn Matthias, Brian Campbell, Jose Theodore, Mike Weaver, Jack Skille, Erik Gudbranson and Keaton Ellerby. Each event concluded with an autograph session and raffle.

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#44 Erik Gudbranson, #12 Jack Skille, #4 Keaton EllerbyPanthers LIVE!

#18 Shawn MatthiasRink Visit

Try Hockey ClinicsRookie goalie Jacob Markstrom and Florida Panthers Goalie coach Robb Tallas skated and played with children at Saveology.com Iceplex during the NHL/USA Hockey’s Try Hockey for Free Day on November 5, 2011. Children in attendance received a free t-shirt and a one hour skating session with coaching on proper skating techniques. Each child was also given the opportunity to try to score on the rookie goalie, Jacob Markstrom.

A youth hockey clinic with Florida Congressman Allen West was held at Saveology.com Iceplex on July 9, 2011. Youth from local Boys and Girls Clubs in Broward County were provided with lunch, a tour of the skating facility and Florida Panthers locker room, a skating session and special presentation from Congressman West.

Many of the youth participants had never seen an ice rink or been on ice skates and thoroughly enjoyed the new experience.

Healthy HabitsThroughout the Spring of 2012, the Florida Panthers presented their “Healthy Habits” Assembly show to elementary schools across the tri-county area (Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach). Presented by Publix, the show is a 40-minute assembly that educates students on the sport of hockey, the Florida Panthers, and the importance of leading a healthy lifestyle.

More than a dozen shows were performed for a total of over 4,000 students and teachers. The show included a surprise visit by team mascot Stanley C. Panther and each student in attendance went home with an official “Healthy Habits” school folder complete with fun facts about the sport of hockey and the Florida Panthers.

Additionally, each student received a coupon good for two complimentary tickets to a Panthers pre-season game in September.

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Teacher of the MonthBeginning December 2011 through April 2012, the Florida Panthers held their “Teacher of the Month” program presented by Publix. Each month, students and peers had the opportunity to nominate their favorite teacher for “Teacher of the Month” through an online nomination process.

At the beginning of each month, the winning educator was chosen and received a surprise visit by team mascot Stanley C. Panther and was awarded an official certificate, a Panthers t-shirt, two tickets to an upcoming Panthers game where they would be featured during the game, and a Publix Gift Card.

Additionally, each student in the class received stickers, key chains, temporary tattoos, and pencils for having their teacher selected as the Florida Panthers’ “Teacher of the Month”.

Stanley’s Birthday BashIn honor of team mascot Stanley C. Panther’s birthday, seven mascots from around the National Hockey League came to party at the game on Dec. 18, 2011 against the Carolina Hurricanes. Among the mascots were Stormy from the Carolina Hurricanes, Thunderbug from the Tampa Bay Lightning, N.J Devil from the New Jersey Devils, Gnash from the Nashville Predators, Blades from the Boston Bruins, and Sparky from the New York Islanders.

Highlights from the bash included an exclusive “Skate with the Mascots” the night before for members of the Revolution Army (the official Fan Club of the Florida Panthers), a pre-game meet and greet before the game, a series of five skits throughout the game, and two intermission contests.

To add to the festivities, an additional mascot character was introduced as a birthday present to Stanley.

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Blueprint TourEight mini fan festivals presented by XFINITY throughout the tri-county area were set-up at local parks and rinks to feature inflatable games and activities. Music, face painters, balloon artists and appearances from Stanley C. Panther and the Redline Lady Panthers were among the staples at each location. The local rinks that participated were: Glacier Ice and Snow Arena, Kendall Ice Arena, Pines Ice Arena and Palm Beach Ice Works. Stops at local parks included: Pine Trails Park, Parkland; Weston Regional Park, Weston; Sanborn Square, Boca Raton and Huizenga Plaza, Fort Lauderdale. WQAM radio broadcaster Randy Moller, Florida Panthers alumnus Billy Lindsay and current Florida Panthers forward Jack Skille made special guest appearances during the tour.

#12 Jack SkilleBlueprint Tour

There are many ways that you can support the Florida Panthers Foundation. Your support at any level is greatly appreciated and recognized.

Donor WallCreate a legacy and have a plaque on our Donor Wall located inside the Arena.

SponsorshipsThe Foundation is always looking for sponsors (both monetary & in-kind) to support the many initiatives throughout the year.

Make a DonationTo make a tax deductible donation to the Florida Panthers Foundation please make checks payable to: Florida Panthers Foundation. To make an online donation please visit us at: www.floridapanthersfoundation.org

PledgesMake a donation through a monthly pledge by contacting the Foundation office.

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Contact InformationSteven Ziff

Vice PresidentMarketing + Brand Strategy

954.835.7328

Andria NolanExecutive Director

Foundation + Community Development954.835.7714

Brooke CranorManager

Grassroots Marketing + Community Development954.835.7728

Jeannie HoltorfCoordinator

Community Development + Foundation954.835.7715