boys & girls of central florida: annual report 2014

ANNUALR E P O R T

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Syd & Marianne Levy Service Center | 101 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL 32801

407.841.6855 | www.bgccf.org

Our Mission:TO INSPIRE AND ENABLE ALL YOUNG PEOPLE, ESPECIALLY THOSE FROM DISADVANTAGED CIRCUMSTANCES, TO REALIZE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL AS PRODUCTIVE, RESPONSIBLE AND CARING CITIZENS.

Pres ident ’s Perspect ive

Execut ive Commit tee | Board of Directors

Formula for Impact

What We Do | Demographics | 21st CCLC

Cocoa Branch Opening

Nat ional Youth of the Year

Economic Impact

F inancia l Summary

Celebrate The Chi ldren - Event Sponsors

Jeremiah Mi lbank Soc iety Members

Faces of the Future - Giv ing Soc iety Members

Club Locat ions

Our Core ValuesBE SAFE | BE FUN | BE A TEAM | BE CARING | BE GREAT

B O Y S & G I R L S C L U B S O F C E N T R A L F L O R I D AOpening the door to GREAT FUTURES for more than 13,000 young people in 2014

"My Club gives me a variety of opportunities to help me figure out my passions and helps me to achieve them. I am living proof that great futures really do start here at Boys & Girls Clubs."

— Jeriel, age 11,East Altamonte Branch

“My Boys & Girls Club has given me the tools to ultimately become a productive citizen. I come to the Club to learn about how I can reach my goals and find a path to my future.”

— Tatyania Watts, age 18, Temple Terrace Branch

“I love my Boys & Girls Club because they love me.”

— Talazia, age 7, Universal Orlando Foundation Branch

“The Club is a place to learn and grow, a place to have fun and a place to find supportive relationships.”

— Omar, age 14,Poinciana Teen Center

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PRESIDENT’S PERSPECTIVE

Dear Friends,

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida experienced great things during 2014. Our 70th anniversary year saw contributors give much needed funds despite economic strain, our operations expand to 30 Clubs after the grand opening of our new Cocoa Branch and our Club members achieve successes on a national level.

Events such as our Celebrate The Children Dinner & Auction and Faces of the Future Fundraising Breakfasts served not only as essential fundraising opportunities, but as platforms for the youth we serve. Maryah Sullivan, a 12-year Club member from our Joe R. Lee Branch, delivered the keynote presentation at Celebrate The Children in May and was named the 2014-2015 National Youth of the Year in September. She was selected from over 4 million young people served annually by Boys & Girls Clubs across the country. At her home Club’s Faces of the Future Breakfast a few months later, Maryah spoke about the honor of being the first Club member in our organization’s history to receive this extraordinary distinction.

In the years to come, we will continue to advocate for Central Florida’s children because there is still much work to be done. We will strive to engage local leaders and partners so that more and more young people can have access to the safe environment of a Boys & Girls Club and the caring adult role models who guide them. In order to reach those goals, we need the community to focus on elevating the next generation’s opportunities for success and it starts now. Those opportunities greatly increase when children go to their Boys & Girls Club after school instead of an empty home. We know that with your support and advocacy, we can make children Central Florida’s highest priority.

Thank you to the thousands of people who made it possible for youth like Maryah to call our Clubs home in 2014 and who will continue to support BGCCF in the future. She is proof positive that our youth development programs have brought powerful change to young lives for the past seven decades and can for years to come.

With gratitude,

Gary W. CainPresident & CEO

YEARS

CELEBRATINGORANGE COUNTY ( cont inued)

Walt Disney World ClubhouseJose Bastias, Senior Service Director

5211 Hernandes Drive, Orlando, FL 32808407.295.1100

West Orange Branch Jose Bastias, Senior Service Director

West Orange Recreation Center309 W. Crown Point Road, Winter Garden, FL 34787

407.494.6721

OSCEOLA COUNTY

Tupperware Brands Branch Shadrick Alexander, Service Director

2411 Dyer Blvd., Kissimmee, FL 34741407.847.2833

Buenaventura Lakes Branch LaToya Anderson, Service DirectorRobert Guevara Community Center

501 Florida Parkway, Kissimmee, FL 34743321.682.5910

Poinciana Teen CenterOpal Walker-Warren, Service Director

2190 S. Marigold Ave., Kissimmee, FL 34759863.496.4450

SEMINOLE COUNTY

East Altamonte Branch Darlese Pender , Service DirectorLillie H. Green Community Center

325 Station St., Altamonte Springs, FL 32701407.332.8668

West Sanford Branch Kim Caldwell, Service DirectorWestside Community Center

919 S. Persimmon Ave., Sanford, FL 32771407.330.2456

ORANGE COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL PROGRAMS

Kelvin Curry, Director of Orange County Middle School ProgramsLasheena Ross-Williams, Assistant Director of Orange County Middle School Programs

407.841.6855

Apopka Middle School • Corner Lake Middle School • Freedom Middle SchoolHunter’s Creek Middle School • Lakeview Middle School • Lockhart Middle School

Meadow Woods Middle School • Meadowbrook Middle SchoolOcoee Middle School • Piedmont Lakes Middle School • Robinswood Middle School

South Creek Middle School • SunRidge Middle School • Wolf Lake Middle School

Syd & Mar ianne Levy Serv i ce Center

101 E. Colonial DriveOrlando, FL 32801

407.841.6855

BREVARD COUNTY

Cocoa BranchRaQuel Hinton, Service Director

814 Dixon Blvd., Cocoa, FL 32922321.301.4483

Mims Branch Stephanie Aguguo, Service Director

2477 Harry T. Moore Ave., Mims, FL 32754321.264.9811

Temple Terrace Branch Richard Yount, Service Director

1824 Temple Terrace Ave., Melbourne, FL 32935321.242.0041

ORANGE COUNTY

Apopka Branch Jose Bastias, Senior Service Director

John Bridges Community Center445 West 13th St., Apopka, FL 32703

407.494.6721

Downtown Branch Tasha Robinson-Banks, Senior Service Director

Coalition for the Homeless Campus639 West Central Blvd.Orlando, FL 32801

407.426.9494

Joe R. Lee Branch Austin Long, Service Director

400-B Ruffel St., Eatonville, FL 32751407.599.3771

Parramore Teen ExtensionTasha Robinson-Banks, Senior Service Director

Jackson Community Center1002 West Carter St., Orlando, FL 32805

407.246.4459

Taft Branch Anna Dieuveuil, Service Director

Sphaler Activity Center1001 4th St., Orlando, FL 32824

407.858.4783, ext. 224

Universal Orlando Foundation Branch Betty McKinney, Senior Service Director

5055 West Raleigh St., Orlando, FL 32811407.298.0680

CLUB LOCATIONS FIND A BOYS & GIRLS CLUB NEAR YOU

16 1ANNUAL REPORT | 2014BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF CENTRAL FLORIDA |

Jeffrey Sweeney, Board ChairCushman & Wakefield of Florida, Inc.

Jennifer Slone Tobin, Chair ElectShutts & Bowen LLP

Julie Anderson, Vice-ChairOrlando Sentinel/Sun Sentinel

Steve AppelMember at Large

Dick BatchelorDick Batchelor Management Group, Inc.

Robert BillingsleaMember at Large

Jacqueline BradleyMember at Large

Charles Brumback, Jr.Akerman LLP

Wesley BrumbackTRB Groves, LLC

Warren ChristieJetBlue

Richard CieslakRJC & Company

Sean ConnollyThe Jones Connolly Group - Merrill Lynch

Sheriff Jerry DemingsOrange County Sheriff's Office

Dr. Vivek DesaiNight Lite Pediatrics

Michael DosalJPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.

Gerald DunnLockheed Martin

Les EisermanCliftonLarsonAllen LLP

Paul ManosKPMG LLP

Sonia McTaggart-AndersonAndson Foundation, Inc.

Lisa MihelichCharles Schwab & Co.

Brock NicholasLennar Homes

Susan PostansKissimmee Utility Authority

Yanet ReyesKings Service Solutions, LLC

Steven RuoffLand Advisors Organization

Russ SalernoUnited Legacy Bank

Phil SmartTupperware Brands Corporation

Cory TaylorRoetzel & Andress

Marshall VermillionUnited Legacy Bank

Carla WarlowCarla Warlow Consulting

James EtscornBaker & Hostetler LLP

Michael FordeOrlando Magic

Scott GaultSunTrust Banks, Inc.

Andrew GluckLowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed, P.A.

Kevin HabichtNational Retail Properties

Don HarrisExpense Reduction Analysts

Mike HatcherHatcher Insurance, Inc.

Tony HurtMiller & Hurt Financial Group

Gary KaltbaumKaltbaum Capital Management

Thomas KohlerReal Estate Research Consultants

Trevor LarsenWalt Disney World Resort

Kim LopdrupRed Lobster Seafood Co.

John LoweSeaWorld Parks & Entertainment Inc.

Diane MahonyKavaliro Staffing Services

Michael Ryan, Vice-ChairLowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed, P.A.

Brian Baker, Treasurer Fidelity Investments

Cristina Calvet-Harrold, SecretaryCCH Marketing Consulting, Inc.

Dennis Donohue, Immediate Past ChairUniversal Orlando Resort

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE BOARD OF DIRECTORS


Graduate from high school ready for college,trade school, military or employment

Be an engaged citizen involved in the community,register to vote and model strong character

Adopt a healthy diet, practice healthy lifestyle choices andmake a lifelong commitment to fitness

ACADEMICSUCCESS

GOOD CHARACTER& CITIZENSHIP

HEALTHYLIFESTYLES

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53% B o y s47% G i r l s45% A f r i c a n - A m e r i c a n26% H i s p a n i c13% C a u c a s i a n10% M u l t i - R a c i a l4% H a i t i a n2% A s i a n - A m e r i c a n55% c a m e f r o m s i n g l e - p a r e n t h o u s e h o l d s

79% w e r e e l i g i b l e f o r f r e e o r r e d u c e d s c h o o l l u n c h

During fiscal year 2013-2014, with funding support from the Florida Department of Education, Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida was able to create 21st Century Community Learning Centers at its East Altamonte, Joe R. Lee, Tupperware Brands, Universal Orlando Foundation, and West Sanford Branches and its Walt Disney World Clubhouse, serving approximately 750 members. Young people at

these Clubs received one hour each of homework assistance and academic enrichment daily, supervised by Florida state-certified teachers. Personal enrichment was provided by Club staff.

Since 1944, Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida has shaped the lives of many thousands of young people across our region and created positive change in our local community. Over these 70 years, our commitment to make all children our highest priority has never wavered. Last year alone, we served

more than 13,000 children in vulnerable life circumstances who found solace, support and caring adult role models at one of our 30 Boys & Girls Clubs in Brevard, Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties—their home away from home.

• 100% of Club members who were 2013-2014 high school seniors graduated with plans for college, vocational school or the military.

• 97% of all members say Club programming helps them develop goals for the future.

• 90% of teens plan to complete a post-high school education (career technical program, community college, four-year university).

• 77% feel safer at their Club compared to other places.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida is opening the door to GREAT FUTURES!

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21st Century Community Learning CentersAcademic & Personal Enrichment Opportunities

Demographics

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COCOA BRANCH OPENING

The Cocoa Branch would not have been possible without the generous support of Disney Cruise Line, the Eckerd Family Foundation, the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office, Harris Corporation, Publix Super Markets Charities, the Cruise Industry Charitable Foundation, the Covell family, the Simpkins family and the Allender family.

Thank you to the City of Cocoa, United Way of Brevard, Capital Campaign Chair Mike Arnold and the Brevard County Board of Directors. We would also like to extend our appreciation to The Rotary Club of Cocoa, which generously donated the building, and Disney Cruise Line and KaBOOM! for making the Cocoa playground a dream play area for local children.

On Jan. 15, 2014, Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida proudly unveiled our brand new Cocoa Branch, allowing us to serve even more children in Brevard County. This new Club, our third in Brevard County, gives disadvantaged children from the local community access to a safe and interactive place to learn, grow and succeed.

The two-story, 10,000-square-foot Club features a youth game room, teen center, sound studio, tech lab and much more. Outside the Club stands a colorful playground where Club members enjoy a climbing wall, ripple bridge, swing sets and a triple-shoot-out basketball area. More than 100 children and teens have already taken advantage of this much-needed location.


Nat iona lYOUTH OF THE YEAR

Eatonville, August 2002

Maryah found BGCCF when she was 6 years old. A few years later, she visited with Joe R. Lee when he stopped by the Eatonville Club, where she was an active member. Later on, Maryah would be a key teen leader at the renovated Club, now called the Joe R. Lee Branch.

Washington, D.C., September 2014

On September 17, 2014, Maryah was named the 2014-2015 National Youth of the Year at a Congressional Breakfast. Senators, representatives and BGCA partners and supporters were in attendance as she accepted the honor.

Los Angeles, September 2014

Maryah appeared on The Queen Latifah Show where she was surprised by Boys & Girls Clubs alumnus Denzel Washington. She spoke about how theJoe R. Lee Branch gave her the confidence to be the leader she is today.

Maryah and the other five national finalists explored our nation’s capital by participating in service projects, meeting members of Congress and visiting famous monuments. At the Youth of the Year gala, they met celebrity ambassadors such as Misty Copeland and Timbaland.

Orlando, December 2014

Maryah participated in events throughout the holiday season. She was a guest on the TODAY Show, appeared in the taping of the 2014 Disney Holiday Parade, visited our supporters at Tupperware Brands Corporation at their end-of-year celebration and was honored at an Orlando Magic basketball game.

Eatonville, November 2014

Maryah visited her home Club in Eatonville for the Joe R. Lee Branch Faces of the Future Breakfast. She spoke about her journey as National Youth of the Year before an audience that included Joe R. Lee Branch Board Chair Kevin Habicht, Community Partner Susan Goings and Service Director Austin Long.

In September 2014, Maryah Sullivan became the first

youth in Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida’s history to

be named the National Youth of the Year for Boys & Girls

Clubs of America. This honor is reserved for one Club

member who exemplifies impactful service to their

community, academic success and strong moral

character. As National Youth of the Year, Maryah will

serve as an ambassador for Boys & Girls Clubs youth and

as a strong voice for all of our nation’s young people.Washington, D.C., September 2014

Orlando, February 2014

Atlanta, July 2014

Maryah was named the Kiwanis Club of Orlando Foundation Youth of the Year after competing against other BGCCF Club members. A few months later, she was named State of Florida Youth of the Year and gave the keynote presentation at our Celebrate The Children Dinner & Auction.

Maryah visited Boys & Girls Clubs of America headquarters with other finalists from the southeast United States. The night of the gala, she became the third Southeast Region Youth of the Year in BGCCF history.


SUMMARYINANCIAL

2013—2014

$4,175,630

4,019,788

2,524,091

788,004

617,487

901,076

619,641

44,245

$13,689,962

$9,887,505

1,798,681

1,301,651

$12,987,837

702,125

30%

29%

18%

6%

5%

7%

5%

0%

100%

76%

14%

10%

100%

2012—2013

$5,245,690

3,271,430

2,434,075

991,299

491,807

544,825

626,080

-496,972

$13,108,234

$ 10,696,666

1,773,381

1,070,936

$13,540,983

-432,749

40%

25%

19%

7%

4%

4%

5%

-4%

100%

79%

13%

8%

100%

2011—2012

$4,869,347

3,437,993

2,477,077

963,855

750,337

61,738

731,835

83,024

$13,375,206

$10,308,743

1,335,159

947,066

$12,590,968

784,238

36%

26%

19%

7%

6%

0%

5%

1%

100%

82%

11%

7%

100%

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida, Inc. Audited Financial Statements

F i s c a l Y e a r E n d J u n e 3 0

• Government grants

• Contributions & special events

• In-kind contributions

• United Way

• Foundation & private grants

• Investment income

• Dues & program services

• Other

Total operating revenues,gains & other support

Operating expenses• Program services

• General & administrative

• Fundraising

Total operating expenses

Change in net assets

Operating revenues, gainsand other support

FS

For every $1 of expenditure,Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida

generates $17.81 of positiveeconomic impact in Central Florida.

$1 $17.81

ummary ofEconomic

ImpactECONOMIC IMPACT

EARNINGS POWER INCREASED

Additional High School GraduatesIncreased work-life earnings of 49 additional high school graduates

Increased Parental EarningsAnnual earnings of 3,862 parents who are able to keep their jobs

Regular Operations and Volunteer LaborOutput from budgetary spending and volunteer work

$14,823,284

$90,042,530

$1.74

$10.56

Juvenile Arrests AvertedAnnual savings to taxpayers due to 185 juvenile arrests averted

Teen Pregnancies AvoidedLifetime savings to taxpayers due to 9 teen pregnancies avoided

$13,529,050

$1,181,934

$1.62

$0.14

Underage Drinking ReducedAnnual savings to taxpayers due to responsible behavior of 9,134 youth

$13,627,928 $1.60

$18,363,942 $2.15

TOTAL PER $1

$17.81

PUBLIC DOLLARS SAVED

LOCAL ECONOMIES STRENGTHED

TOTAL ECONOMIC IMPACT

Tupperware Brands CorporationUnited Trophy Mfg., Inc.Walt Disney World Resort

National Retail Properties, Inc.Orlando Magic LTD

Baker & Hostetler LLPBMO Harris Bank

Bright House NetworksCharles Schwab & Co.

PCL Construction Services, Inc.PepsiCo

PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLPPublix Super Markets Charities

Safari Micro

DardenDr. Phillips Charities

Kingsview Kaltbaum Capital Mgmt.Levy Restaurants in Partnership w/ Lee Wesly

Balfour Beatty ConstructionBB&T Bank

Brasfield & Gorrie, LLCCenturyLink

Epoch Properties, Inc.Fairwinds Credit Union

Florida Blue JetBlue

Jacqueline Bradley

Rosen Hotels & ResortsSC-Advisors, LLC

SeaWorld Parks & Resorts OrlandoShutts & Bowen LLP

Tyco Integrated Security, LLCUCF Executive Development Center

Universal Orlando ResortValue Pawn & Jewelry

Wawa, Inc.Wells Fargo

John Paul Mitchell SystemsJPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.

KPMG LLPLars & Julie Anderson

Macy'sOrange County Sheriff's Office

Orlando Sentinel Orlando Solar Bears

Petro Family Foundation

Akerman LLPAllender & Allender, Elder Law Attorneys

AmeriScapes Landscape Management ServicesASysTech Inc

AT&TBank of America

BGCCF Brevard County Board of DirectorsBGCCF Joe R. Lee Board of Directors

BGCCF Orange County Board of DirectorsBGCCF Osceola County Board of Directors

Bob & Gail CalcuttCBRE

Central Florida Auto DealersCliftonLarsonAllen LLP

Coldwell Banker Ackley Realty/Ackley Florida Property ManagementCushman & Wakefield

David Maus FoundationDigital Benefit Advisors

EGP, Inc.Fifth Third BankFlorida Hospital

ProtivitiPyramid Hotel Group

RICOH USA, Inc.RR DonnelleySecurity 101

Siemens Energy, Inc.Skanska USA Building, Inc.Spectra Contract Flooring

Stan & Kim Van GundySunTrust Banks, Inc.

The Jones, Connolly & Wojcik GroupTrustco Bank

UnitedHealthcareWalgreens

Waste Pro of Florida Inc.Water's Edge Stables

Wes & Paula BrumbackWharton-Smith, Inc

WorkscapesVisit OrlandoZero Chaos

Ford & Harrison, LLPGlobal Florida One, Inc.Harmony DevelopmentHatcher Insurance, Inc.

Insurance Office of AmericaJAG Associates of Florida, LLC

Kavaliro Staffing ServicesKeiron/Raymond James

Kissimmee Police DepartmentKissimmee Utility Authority

Kiwanis Club of Orlando Foundation, Inc.Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed Foundation

Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed, P.A.Lucille O'Neal

Magee, Stanford & AssociatesMercedes-Benz USAMVP Sports Clubs

Northern Star Generation, LLCOrlando Health

Orlando World Center MarriottOUC-The Reliable One

RUBY SPONSORS

PLATINUM SPONSORS

DIAMOND SPONSORS

SAPPHIRE SPONSORS

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida is grateful to our generous sponsors and contributors for their invaluable support of our largest and most significant fundraising event of the year—Celebrate The Children Dinner & Auction.

Special Recognition: Orlando World Center Marriott & American Audio Visual Center

EVENT SPONSORS

Society MembersJEREMIAH MILBANK

The Je remiah Mi lbank Soc ie t y , in i t i a ted in February 2004 , was c rea ted by Boys & G i r l s C lubs o f Amer i ca to honor ind iv idua ls who cont r ibute $10 ,000 or more in unres t r i c ted g i f t s o f cash or secur i t ies to the i r loca l Boys & G i r l s C lubs .

Je remiah Mi lbank , a l i fe long be l iever in vo lunteer i sm, he lped Pres ident Herber t Hoover deve lop the Boys & G i r l s C lub na t iona l o rgan i za t ion tha t prov ides suppor t serv i ces fo r C lubs serv ing d i sadvantaged youth . Mr . Mi lbank ’ s l i fe - long concern for youth and those less fo r tunate has changed the l i ves o f mi l l ions and i s the insp i ra t ion for The Je remiah Mi lbank Soc ie t y .

Boys & G i r l s C lubs o f Cent ra l F lor ida i s t remendous l y g ra te fu l to our loca l Je remiah Mi lbank Soc ie t y members for g i v ing so generous l y to our organ i za t ion and to the thousands o f ch i ldren we serve each day . Your g i f t s a re mak ing an impac t on young l i ves and the fu ture o f our communi t y .

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry & Judy Allender

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip & Jennifer Anderson

Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy & Courtney Daniels

Mr. and Mrs. Bill & Betty Frakes

Mr. and Mrs. Rick & Susan Goings

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin & Denise Habicht

Ms. Janet Hommel

Mr. L. Evans Hubbard

Mr. and Mrs. Kim & Cathy Lopdrup

Mr. and Mrs. Craig & Deirdre Macnab

Mr. and Mrs. Drew & Paula Madsen

Mr. Jon Marshall

Mr. Kyle Maryanski & Mrs. Patti Tuey-Maryanski

Mr. and Mrs. John & Ultima Morgan

Mr. Thomas P. Warlow, III


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GIVING SOCIETY MEMBERS

CHANGING LIVES: $10,000 EACH YEAR FOR 5 YEARS

BUILDING FUTURES: $5,000 EACH YEAR FOR 5 YEARS

Phillip & Jennifer AndersonEdward C.V. Mundin Charitable Trust Fund

Janet HommelKim & Cathy Lopdrup

Kyle Maryanski & Patti Tuey-MaryanskiThomas & Susan Pulsifer

The John and Ultima Morgan Foundation FundThe Rick & Susan Goings Foundation

.decimal, Inc.Janice AbrewRajia Ackley

John & Kathleen AdamsRick & Wendy Ahl

All Gems FoundationAll Star Properties, Inc.Jerry & Judith Allender

Alpha-Omega Training & Compliance, Inc. Frantz Alphonse

Lars & Julie AndersonRobert & Donna Anthony

Steve & Patricia AppelBryan Arnold

Ben & Karen AtkinsonBrian Baker

Malcolm Barnes & Deborah Rios-BarnesMichael & Lori BarrellaDenise Bearett‐Walls

Beaux-Arts GroupDerryl & Jackie Benton

Reid BermanRobert & DeeDee Billingslea

Kevin BoudreauxRaymond Bradick

Charles & Wendy BrandonBrasfield & Gorrie, LLCBruce & Donna Breit

Brevard County Sheriff's OfficeMaximiano & Jacqueline Brito

Scott BrownWesley & Paula Brumback

Kimberly & Charles Brumback, Jr.Sonny & Becky Buoncervello

Ryan & Julie BurrowRhonda Bushway

Christopher & Elizabeth CainGary & Louise CainBob & Gail Calcutt

Jeff & Jennifer CalvinEric Carlson

CCH Marketing & Events, Inc.Celebration 34747 Cares, Inc.

Charter Schools USA, Inc.Jeff & Renee Chase

Warren & Stephanie ChristieRic & Deborah Cieslak

City of KissimmeeClancy & Theys Construction Co.

Dale & Georgia Clemens

Janine ClevelandCoastal Health Systems of Brevard

Lee & Priscilla CockrellPaul CollinsAmirh CollisAmy Cook

Neil & Liz CorbettSteven & Lynne Cosler

Court Street Partners, LLCWesley & Sherry Covell

Brian CoxDavid & Carol CowanCPH Engineers, Inc.

Katie CummingDipty & Shashin Desai

Dick Batchelor Management GroupJennifer Dirscherl

Ray & Lydia Di SanzaMike Dixon

D'Lugo & DeFlora, P.A.Michael & Katherine DolleDennis & Andrea DonohueKenneth & Darlene Dorn

Dr. Steven & Suzanne DukesMark Dukes

Steve & Jean AllenderBank of America Merrill Lynch

John & Dede CaronSean & Amy Connolly

Courtenay Animal HospitalThomas & Liz Hankins

Kent Custom Homes, Inc.Brian & Keri Jager

Randy & Serena LarsonDom & Kalani Meffe

Brock, Sari, Jake & Parker NicholasPricewaterhouseCoopers, LLPSpraker Wealth Management

CREATING HOPE: $1,000 EACH YEAR FOR 5 YEARS

The Giving Society is composed of supporters who have pledged a minimum of $1,000 per year for five years to sustain the operating costs of our youth development programs in Central Florida. Thank you to all those who have generously chosen to join our Giving Society.

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FUTUREFACESOF

THEF U N D R A I S I N G B R E A K F A S T

B O Y S & G I R L S C L U B S O F C E N T R A L F L O R I D A

Mary Pat DunleavyGerald Dunn

Tim & Julianne DwyerDynafire, Inc.

Art & Audrey EdwardsLes & Jill Eiserman

Andrew & Gabriella EitingonGreg Ellingson

Jim & Jennifer EtscornClara EwingJeffrey Faine

Fannie Hillman & Associates, Inc.Nicholas FarinellaJennifer FergusonMike & Layne FessMaureen Filburn

Marta Fiol Michael & Vivian Forde

Christopher Fountas & Jacqueline BozzutoGlenn & Claire Fournier

Kathy FoustRobert & Gail FreseFun Spot Attractions

Douglas GaleHugh & Stacey Garner

Gary Lambert Salon & SpaGlobal Florida One, Inc.

Andrew GluckGodbold, Downing, Sheahant & Bill, P.A.

Jeffrey GoldmacherPaul & Abby Goldsmith

Robert & Madeline GordonGregg & Wendy Grauer

Michael GriffinBob Harmeyer

Don & Janie HarrisMike & Holly Hatcher

Theresa HebiorSimon Hemus

Rodney HendersonTom & Courtney Hermansen

Dona HertzBryan Heymann

Christie HillKevin Hill

Scott HillmanKarl & Carla Hodges

Dr. Wes & Sarah HohmanMary HowardJim Huckeba

Wesley HunterThomas & DeAnne Hutchison

Gabrielle IngramJ&N Stone, Inc.

Mike & Debi JacksonKaren Jacobs

Stephen JensenPamela Johnson

Gary KaltbaumMatt & Josie Karash

Kings Service Solutions, LLCKissimmee Utility Authority

Tom & Gail KohlerAndy Kunz

Mike & Holly La RosaLa Rosa RealtyTrevor Larsen

Amy LeeEarl Leiffer

Jennifer LemmonGail Linscott Silva, P.A.Ross & Amanda Linville

Platt & Lori LoftisDoug Long

Richard & Patti LovetteJohn Lowe

Lundequam DevelopmentDrew & Paula MadsenDaniel & Susan Mallary

Paul & Stacey ManosSteven Markowski

John & Carolyn MartinBob & Betsy McClelland

Nan McCormickMcKinnon Associates, Inc.

Frank & Beckie MeyerJill Mickle

Lisa MihelichMiller & Hurt Financial Group

G. Melvin & Linda MillsMike & Robin Moore

Tonya Moore Walter & Eileen Morales

Angel & Joyce MorenoPete NewsomeNuviva Orlando

Timothy & Kathleen O’LearyBob Ohrablo

Pat & Michelle OlsonOpmax Support Services

Ken OslegerClarence Otis & Jacqueline Bradley

Paul & Betsy OwensDr. David & Lynda Parker

Rick & Larisa PerryThomas PetroJames Pillow

George & Susan PostansShayla Prather

James & Jayne ProeselRichard & Muriel Quinn

Luciano Garcia Rangel & Adriana Soriano MorenoMack Reid

Keith & Jana RennerChristy Roman

Ed Rone

Steve & Dawn RuoffMike & Theresa Ryan

Susan RyanS2K Consulting, Inc.

S. Paul SabgaRudolph Saint Cyr

Moses & Nancy SalcidoRuss & Mazie Salerno

Patricia SalvatoreShaun SchlossmacherDerek & Teresa Scott

Security 101Brett & Marta Sealy

Seminole County Sheriff’s OfficeThaddeus & Polly Seymour

Mark & Jeanne ShamleyMarvin & Andrea Shapiro

Lisa SidhuMichael & Jacqueline Smalley

Todd A. & April SmithTodd SmithErin Sorvillo

Southeast Petro Distributors, Inc.Spirit of the Swamp

Scott StewartJim & Jacie Stivers

Harry Straight & Kay WolfFred StreetmanJacob Stuart, Jr.

William & Rhonda StueberJeff & Alicia Sweeney

Symphony Financial Team Cory Taylor

The Celebration FoundationThe Howard & Christine Lance Family Foundation Inc.

The Jones Connolly Group ‐ Merrill LynchThe Rotary Club of CocoaMike & Amie Thompson

Anthony Tobin & Jennifer Slone TobinToho Water Authority

Robert TravisTrinity Tile Group, Inc.

Raymond TrudeauGary & Lisa Tryon

Robert & Lisa UtseyStan & Kim Van Gundy

Lex & Lucy VeechVerde Construction Management

Marshall VermillionWachovia FoundationSharon Wamble-King

Todd WatsonRichard & Pamela West

Libby WingardDonald & Vanessa Winter

Edward & Ellen WojcikDonald WordellWorkscapes, Inc.

Ed & Jill Zoiss


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Our Mission:TO INSPIRE AND ENABLE ALL YOUNG PEOPLE, ESPECIALLY THOSE FROM DISADVANTAGED CIRCUMSTANCES, TO REALIZE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL AS PRODUCTIVE, RESPONSIBLE AND CARING CITIZENS.

Pres ident ’s Perspect ive

Execut ive Commit tee | Board of Directors

Formula for Impact

What We Do | Demographics | 21st CCLC

Cocoa Branch Opening

Nat ional Youth of the Year

Economic Impact

F inancia l Summary

Celebrate The Chi ldren - Event Sponsors

Jeremiah Mi lbank Soc iety Members

Faces of the Future - Giv ing Soc iety Members

Club Locat ions

Our Core ValuesBE SAFE | BE FUN | BE A TEAM | BE CARING | BE GREAT

B O Y S & G I R L S C L U B S O F C E N T R A L F L O R I D AOpening the door to GREAT FUTURES for more than 13,000 young people in 2014

"My Club gives me a variety of opportunities to help me figure out my passions and helps me to achieve them. I am living proof that great futures really do start here at Boys & Girls Clubs."

— Jeriel, age 11,East Altamonte Branch

“My Boys & Girls Club has given me the tools to ultimately become a productive citizen. I come to the Club to learn about how I can reach my goals and find a path to my future.”

— Tatyania Watts, age 18, Temple Terrace Branch

“I love my Boys & Girls Club because they love me.”

— Talazia, age 7, Universal Orlando Foundation Branch

“The Club is a place to learn and grow, a place to have fun and a place to find supportive relationships.”

— Omar, age 14,Poinciana Teen Center

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