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Annual Report 2015

“She always reminded me that I was an awesome kid and that I was going to do some big things in the world.”

-TeamMates Mentee

“I really believe my mentor is making my life better, I always can’t wait for the day he comes so we can shoot hoops, play games or just talk. I’m really happy I signed up.”

-TeamMates Mentee

We would like to take this opportunity to thank the more than seven thousand mentors who provide countless hours to mentor young people. We also appreci-ate the financial support from so many of you, as TeamMates is entirely supported by private individuals, foundations and agencies. I would also like to thank the board members, building coordinators and TeamMates staff members who make everything run efficiently and smoothly.

Mission, Vision, & Values

MissionTo positively impact the world by inspiring youth to reach their full potential through mentoring.

VisionTo become the gold standard of school-based mentoring programs and serve 12,000 youth by 2020.

Core Values

• Commitment to youth

• Safety

• Integrity and Trust

• Inclusion

Building for a Successful FutureA letter from TeamMates’ Co-Founders

TeamMates recently created a new five year Strategic Plan which will take us through 2020. Our new vision is to reach twelve thousand matches within the next five years. It is important to realize that this growth must not be achieved at the expense of quality.

In recent years we have continued to gather data which indicates what works with our mentoring matches. We have focused on strengths which the mentees can build on with the help of their mentors. We have launched post-secondary mentoring which is focused on transi-tioning our mentees from high school into post-secondary education. The post-secondary support has increased the likelihood that our men-tees will continue their college education to year two from sixty percent to over ninety percent.

Once again, we thank you for the transformative, life-changing work you do each day on behalf of youth.

Rhyia Gibbons’ TeamMates jour-ney began in seventh grade. She said she didn’t really understand what she was getting herself into. “When I was first matched with Connie [Palmerton] it was weird,” she explained. “I didn’t know whether to trust her.” Now, Rhyia is a freshman at the

University of Nebraska-Omaha, and plans to major in theatre. Looking back on the past seven years, Connie said she’s seen Rhyia grow into a confident young woman. “I’ve seen a big change in her,” Connie explained. “She grew beyond the maturity of me.” Rhyia and Connie still meet as part of the post-secondary pro-gram, but that’s not the only way Rhyia is staying involved. She’s now paying it forward, and has switched gears from mentee to mentor. “My mentor helped me out so much in school, and I know that some other child needs it,” she said. “I can’t imagine not mak-ing TeamMates a top priority in my life.”

Match Spotlight: Rhyia & Connie

In reflecting on the past year, TeamMates has made significant strides toward retaining our matches and providing quality mentoring services. In sharpening our recruiting message, focusing on the art of making great matches and incorporating additional match support, we are seeing lon-ger and stronger matches. As a result, our senior classes continue to increase in size as

matches successfully reach the important milestone of high school graduation. As we look back on the last 24 years, we can only be filled with gratitude toward our mentors, mentees, families, coordinators, board members, school districts and donors who truly make TeamMates a great organization. Thank you for believing in the mission and vision of TeamMates.

In 2015, the TeamMates Board established a list of Strategic Initiatives:

1. Marketing/Branding

2. School District Engagement

3. Mentor Support

4. Mentor Recruitment

5. Financial Sustainability

Striving for GoldA letter from TeamMates’ Executive Director

TeamMates Staff

DeMoine AdamsPost-Secondary CoordinatorTom MillerScreening SpecialistTess StarmanInternGayle NorrisAdministrative Assistant Jen Benson Development Director Julie WenteChief Financial OfficerJaci McKeever Screening SpecialistHannah PaczkowskiRecruiting CoordinatorKelly KoehlerScreening SpecialistGigi InnessRegional Coordinator

Allyson HorneStrengths Specialist Steph PravecekSystems Administrator Suzanne HinceExecutive DirectorKelly SearsRegional Coordinator Andi HallgrenMarketing SpecialistSue KennedyRegional CoordinatorBrandon LeppkeHR Specialist & Systems SupportNich HerringtonRegional Coordinator

Not PicturedAnnette WoodheadRegional Coordinator

Dick BellTom CasadyLisa Davis Steve ErwinDeepak GangaharSteve KieneCynthia MilliganJohn NorthropLisa Olson

Tom OsborneJim PillenKim RobakJohn SchueleChad TrampTony UrbanSarah WaldmanZach Wiegert

Foundation Board

Chad TrampDenny WalkerSteve KieneCynthia MilliganTom Osborne

Jim PillenJohn SchueleZach WiegertJohn Nothrop-Emeritus

EmeritusDick C.E. Davis Nancy Osborne Denny Walker

2015 Board of Directors

TeamMates Staff

Corey Craig Corey Craig’s TeamMates story began in 2000 when he was in sixth grade. He was matched with Bill Orr, husband of former Nebraska Governor Kay Orr. “I got into a lot of trouble,” he said. “Bill came to school every week, and really helped me find my identity as a young man.” Corey explained he had a difficult childhood. His father died when he was 6 years old. Corey and Bill’s relationship had to grow in order to see change and trust. “Once he broke through that barrier, he was really the only male influence I had in my life,” Corey said. TeamMates is a developmental mentoring program, not a prescriptive one. This means mentors are not tutors, coun-selors, or “fixing” their mentees. Their only job is to be an advocate or a cheerleader for their student. Corey said even though Bill followed through with his role as a safe adult

friend, their relationship helped improve Corey’s attitude about school and life. “I think every mentor strives to have a good relationship, and Bill was the best mentor for me,” he explained. In 2004, Corey was accepted into the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts, and moved out to California, saying goodbye to Nebraska and Bill. Corey is now an actor in Los Angeles, and is producing a comedy show, but that’s not all. He’s also paying his ex-perience forward and founded a non-profit called The Trou-bleMAKER Foundation. The organization helps young peo-ple going through challenges identify and apply their innate

Marketing & Branding

At the end of the 2014-2015 school year, mentees maintained or improved:

Attendance: 75%

Behavior: 84%

Course Performance: 55%

abilities. Corey gives motivational speeches to kids about overcoming adversity and inspires them to reach their full potential. “It’s something that keeps me grounded and provides humility for me,” he said. Up until Bill’s death, he and Corey kept in contact. To this day, he believes his relationship with Bill helped him become the man he is today. Corey said if he could talk to Bill right now, he’d say “thank you”, and “I love you.”

Former mentee builds his own brand

“ I think every mentor strives to have a good relationship, and Bill was the best mentor for me.”

-Corey Craig

School District Engagement

Waterloo TeamMates

The TeamMates Mentoring Program’s mission is to pos-itively impact the world by inspiring youth to reach their full potential. One Iowa chapter is doing that by incorporating the STEM program. STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and math. In Waterloo, Iowa, their chapter is showing young girls the importance of those fields by exposing them to different careers. “Research has shown that elementary-aged girls have an interest in mathematics and science,” Waterloo Program Co-ordinator Ellen Vanderloo explained. “They get into middle and high school and it’s ‘not cool’, so this is an opportunity to show them that STEM women are cool, fun, and smart.” The Women in STEM program started back in 2012. Volun-teers in those careers can apply to be a TeamMates mentor, then indicate if they’re interested in being a part of this extra focus on the STEM fields. The volunteers go through the same training and application process as traditional TeamMates mentors. Renee Miller is an engineer and a STEM mentor in Waterloo. She said the girls can see what opportunities are available to them, and learn how to solve problems. “It’s important for the girls because even if they don’t go into engineering, they can use those skills in many ways,” Renee explained. Here’s how the program works: young girls who show an in-terest in math and science can request a mentor in the STEM fields. Once a month, the mentors and mentees meet with oth-er TeamMates matches and do a project together. “It’s a sharing and learning experience for both of us,” Re-nee said. “I love engineering through her eyes.” Victoria and Renee have been matched for two years. Victoria said she was really interested in the Women in STEM Program because her dad is an engineer.

“My favorite part is looking at our beginning ideas then com-paring them to the end of our final product, and seeing how much difference there is between the two products,” she ex-plained. Victoria said she’s thinking about becoming a veterinarian when she grows up. She said one of her goals is to invent something that could help animals. She’s coming up with different ideas for her to help animals,” Victoria’s mother, Tasha, said. “It’s helped her blossom.”

The Value of TeamMates Volunteer Hours

153,456 Mentoring Hours X $23.07 In Value

$ 3,540,229In Donated Time

independentsector.org

Women in STEM

Shannon Allen Shannon Allen’s TeamMates journey began when she was in sixth grade in Grand Island, Nebraska. She was matched with a woman who she said changed her life— Becky Wagner. “She was my favorite person to see every week. I was going through a lot of stuff, and she was always there, very supportive through academics,” Shannon said. “When I felt like giving up, she gave me that extra push.” “The difference in her since I met her and now, is how she’ll reach out to people, she knows what she needs to do, and that’s huge,” Becky said.

Nancy Jones is the program coordinator in Grand Island. She said she knew Becky and Shannon would hit it off right away. “Becky got the big picture,” Nancy explained. “She was a good person to make Shannon see the big picture as well.” Shannon is the first in her family to go to college. She said she credits Becky for pushing her toward her goal. Through TeamMates, Shannon was awarded the Osborne Opportunity scholarship in 2013. That scholarship pro-vides support for three semesters at a University of Ne-braska school. Now, she’s a third-year biology major at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She hopes to become a cardiologist, and her motivation hits close to home. Last summer, Shannon and her father were visiting her sister when he collapsed. She sprung in to action and performed CPR while her sister called for help. Her father luckily survived after undergoing bypass surgery. “It took me about a week to get over the bad feeling that this had happened to him, but when I realized that the first response helped save him, it was a pretty great feeling,” she said. Shannon said her dad credits the TeamMates Mentoring Program for giving her the push to go in to the medical field. As Shannon pursues her dream, she has her Post-Sec-ondary mentor, Angie Muhleisen, to guide her through. The Post-Secondary Program helps transition students

High School

College

Mentor Support

2015 Average Length of Matches

12.8Months

35.8Months

National TeamMatesfrom high school to college. The program helps mentees with soft skill development, career preparation, and additional re-sources and support for academic success as they pursue their post-secondary education. DeMoine Adams is the Post-Secondary Education Coordi-nator. He said he paired Angie and Shannon up because they have different personalities and strengths. “Angie brings a lot of wisdom and experience to the table,” he explained. “While Shannon, who is a natural learner, soaks it all in.” Their differing personalities didn’t keep them from becoming close. Angie said it took time for them to break down that trust barrier. “I live in such a sheltered world,” she explained. “You don’t realize it until you meet someone who had to go through situ-ations you never had to.” As she looks back on the past nine years in the TeamMates Mentoring Program, Shannon said she looks forward to be-coming a mentor. “I’ve seen so many mentors impact lives, I want to give someone hope to know that they are capable,” she said. “To have someone there, when they think they have no one, is the greatest.”

Long-term support for long-term success

Shannon & Becky

Shannon & Angie

Mentor RecruitmentVillage Zone

Omaha’s growing community

Omaha city officials and organizations are working hard to improve the lives of families in North Omaha. The Team-Mates Mentoring Program is part of this initiative. Collaboration between The Empowerment Network, Omaha Public Schools, the City of Omaha, and 40

community agencies, has led to the creation of the Village Zone Project. The formation team developed a 30 year plan with the vision to connect the rich history and legacy of the community to a thriving, sustainable future by accelerating the transformation of North Omaha into a great place to live and raise a family. The TeamMates Village Zone initiative is growing. Coor-dinators are recruiting new mentors to make an impact on a child who lives in the 68111 and 68110 zip codes. Giovanni Jones has been a mentor with TeamMates for about three years. Her mentee is a student at King Math and Science Center in North Omaha. When Giovanni was asked where she wanted to mentor, she said the answer was ob-vious. “There’s a need for mentors all over,” she said. “I real-ly wanted to be concentrated somewhere with the greatest need.” Giovanni said she adores her mentee, but she’s not afraid to be tough. For instance, they play a lot of games, but she’s not going to sit back and let her win. She said she wants her mentee to learn that she has to work for what she wants. “One day we played scrabble, and she spelled a 19 or 22 point word. We both were over the moon about it!” she ex-plained. “I don’t let her win, but when she does, she knows she earned that and no one can take that away from her.”

Growth in Matches7515

7,000

6,000

5,000

‘15‘14‘13‘12‘11‘10

4,000

Post-SecondaryProgram

Gaining ConfidenceGraduating from College

For Laurie Venteicher, freshman year of college feels like a lifetime ago. “I have more overall confidence that stuff’s going to work out, and I’ll be able to handle it,” she said. Now, the University of Nebraska-Kearney senior is getting ready to say goodbye, not only to college, but to her TeamMates mentor, LeeAnn Amm. “It’s a little bittersweet that the meetings won’t happen quite as often,” Laurie said. Laurie joined the TeamMates Mentoring Program after receiv-ing the Aksarben-Horatio Alger State Scholarship. Only 50 stu-dents from Nebraska and Western Iowa receive the award. The scholarship program is dedicated to students who are success-fully overcoming adversity. Recipients of the Aksarben-Horatio Alger State Scholarship, like Laurie, are given the opportunity to be matched with a mentor in college. That’s when she decided to move forward with the TeamMates Mentoring Program. “When I first met LeeAnn, I was struck by how friendly she was,” Laurie said. “She was immediately welcoming and smil-ing.” Working at UNK, LeeAnn said she was excited to get to know a student on a more personal level. “It’s nice to be able to connect with someone who is living the dream, going to class every day, and finding out what’s import-ant to her,” she said. Aksarben Foundation President Jon Burt said it’s a joy to see scholarship recipients and TeamMates mentees giving back. “That’s a real inspiration to see them pass along that support and encouragement they have been provided as they continue their journey,” he said. Laurie hopes to work in print journalism after college. In September, Laurie wrote an article about her experience in the TeamMates Mentoring Program, and her first meetings with the Post-Secondary Education Coordinator DeMoine Adams. She wrote, “He said that having a mentor was ‘like how a GPS

helps a driver on the road, particularly roads that you’ve never taken before.’” LeeAnn said after reading the article, she was very touched to hear Laurie is having a worthwhile experience. “It’s nice to see that she’s taking full advantage of the oppor-tunities given to her,” LeeAnn said. “She’s a good kid.”

$71,000 in college scholarships from TeamMates’ Central

Office

$91,000 in college scholarships from local TeamMates

Programs

$379,308 in college scholarships from TeamMates College

Partners

TeamMates ChaptersA-H-S-T Community School DistrictAinsworthAlliance AlmaAnselmo-MernaArapahoeArlingtonArnoldAshland-GreenwoodAurora BayardBeatrice BellevueBenningtonBishop Heelan Catholic Sioux CityBlairBoone Central Boyer ValleyBridgeportBroken BowBurwellButler CountyCambridgeCedar BluffsCentennialCentral City ChadronChase County Clearwater-OrchardColumbus Council BluffsCozadCrete Cross CountyDenisonDes MoinesDistrict #29-Auburn- Peru & Brownville

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Dr. and Mrs. Tom Osborne

Daniel R. Pestal Family Trust

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Mr. Larry Sparks

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Patrick Kerrigan

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Union Pacific Corporation

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Anonymous

Ms. Liz Abel and Mr. Mike Beacom

Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. CrissMemorial Foundation

Mr. Doug Glaser

Herman Foundation

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Slosburg Family Charitable Trust

Mrs. Macaela Smith

Suzanne and Walter ScottFoundation

Tetrad Property Group, LLC

Legends Club$50,000 & Higher

AnonymousPat and Dick BellMs. Kathryn BurneyW. K. Kellogg Foundation-Mr. and Mrs. Robert MilliganMoglia Family FoundationNebraska Crossing OutletsThe Sherwood FoundationThe Smithfield Foundation, Inc.Tyson Foods, Inc.United Way of Lincoln & Lancaster County

All American$25,000 & Higher

The Ethel S. Abbott Charitable FoundationDillon FoundationFMH Holdings, Inc.Herman FoundationKiewit CorporationThe Kind World FoundationMammel Family FoundationMutual of Omaha FoundationDr. and Mrs. Tom OsborneRunza National

Foundation Donors

Donors who have made commitments to the long-term sustainability of TeamMates Mentoring Program and

local chapters.

Osborne Legacy Operating Fund Donors

Donors who have made multi-year commitments to the support of TeamMates

Mentoring Program’s general operating budget.

Osborne Legacy Society Fund Donors

Donors who have made a commitment to the sustainability of TeamMates Mentoring Program in their

estate plans.

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The Allstate FoundationBlueCross BlueShield of NebraskaRev. and Mrs. Gregory S. BouvierSusan Thompson Buffett FoundationCapitol City Ford & Mustang Club, Inc.CasslingCenturyLinkMs. Shirley CliftonCommunity Connections ConAgra FoodsCooper FoundationLouis and Abby Faye Dinklage FoundationDurham Family FoundationVirgil Eihusen FoundationFirst Presbyterian ChurchMr. and Mrs. John GottschalkHamilton Community Foundation, Inc.

For more information on the TeamMates Foundation, or to make a planned gift to provide endowed support to TeamMates Mentoring Program, contact Jennifer Benson, Development Director, at 402-390-8326.

Championship Club$5,000 & Higher

Acklie Charitable FoundationAmeritasAnonymousAsh Grove Charitable FoundationBank of the WestBellino Fireworks, Inc.The Burlington Capital GroupCabela’sCatholic Health InitiativesCentris Federal Credit UnionMr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Cook IIICornerstone Staffing, Inc.

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Suzanne and Walter Scott FoundationMr. Stanley M. Truhlsen Jr.Norfolk Area United Way Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. StinsonTetrad Property Group LLCThe LeRoy Thom, Jean Thom and T-L Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. UngerUnion Pacific CorporationUnion Pacific FoundationColumbus Area United WayUS CellularValmont Industries, Inc.Wal-MartJim and Shirley Young Family Foundation

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Mr. and Mrs. John K. PardieuMr. and Mrs. Doug PattersonPayPalMr. and Mrs. Patrick PhelanPhelps County Community FoundationPinnacle Bancorp, Inc.Pinnacle Bank - OsceolaPinnacle Bank - HastingsPinnacle Bank - MadisonPinnacle Bank - PapillionMr. and Mrs. Michael PinquochPlatte River FitnessProxibidMr. and Mrs. James S. ReedRegion V SystemsMs. JoAnne RiceMr. and Mrs. Michael E. RingRobertson Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Ray R. RobertsonNorfolk Noon Rotary ClubRoyal Engineered Composites, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John ScharfMr. and Mrs. Robert ScharfMr. J. Donald SchluntzMr. and Mrs. Dale E. SchultzMs. Lindsey M. ScottMark T. & Margaret L. Seacrest Family Charitable FoundationSecurities America Financial CorpSeline Family FoundationSelzer Family FundMr. and Mrs. Steve SennMcCook Area Sertoma ClubSeward County BridgesMr. and Mrs. Jerome ShawShirley K’s/Mark’s PharmacySid Dillon Chevrolet - Blair, IncMs. Patricia A. SlaughterMr. and Mrs. Bill SnyderSonderup TrustSt. Mark’s United Methodist ChurchMs. Caryn StichlerStorm Lake Community ChestC. A. Story FoundationStreckTelesis HoldingsThrivent ChoiceMr. and Mrs. Del ToebbenMr. and Mrs. Chad TrampTwo Rivers BankWayne Area United WayFremont Area United WayMid Plains United WayGage County United WayUnited Way of YorkUS Bank FoundationMr. and Mrs. Neal WachholtzWal-Mart - FairburyWal-Mart - #1943Washington County BankMr. and Mrs. Dean M. WayDr. and Mrs. John WelchJames Wente and Mary Kay O’ConnorWhite Castle RoofingMrs. Katherine A. WilsonWoodhouse Auto Family

Gifts In KindA & R Fine Arts/FramingBailey LauermanBorsheim’s Fine Jewelry and GiftsBott Radio NetworkCoca-Cola Enterprises, Inc.Colby Ridge PopcornCountry CateringCreighton UniversityDial PropertiesE-CreameryEmbassy Suites - La Vista Hotel & Conference CenterEntire RecyclingHenry Doorly Zoo/Omaha Zoo FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jason HinceHobby Town USADr. and Mrs. Andrew HohHollywood CandyHouchen Bindery, LTDHy-VeeJet Linx Aviation LLCMidlands Mentoring PartnershipThe Mixing RoomNebraska Crossing OutletsOmaha LancersOriental Trading Company, Inc.Pepsi Cola of LincolnPure BarreReliant StudiosRunza NationalSand Hills Golf CourseMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. SharpChris ShottonSpirit Catholic Radio - KVSSMr. and Mrs. Eric TraxlerTSL CompaniesTyson Fresh Meats, Inc.Union Bank & Trust CompanyUS BankThe VWaittCorp Investments, LLCWal-MartWells FargoDenny & Diana Walker

Mr. and Mrs. John K. PardieuMr. and Mrs. Doug PattersonPayPalMr. and Mrs. Patrick PhelanPhelps County Community FoundationPinnacle Bancorp, Inc.Pinnacle Bank - OsceolaPinnacle Bank - HastingsPinnacle Bank - MadisonPinnacle Bank - PapillionMr. and Mrs. Michael PinquochPlatte River FitnessProxibidMr. and Mrs. James S. ReedRegion V SystemsMs. JoAnne RiceMr. and Mrs. Michael E. RingRobertson Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Ray R. RobertsonNorfolk Noon Rotary ClubRoyal Engineered Composites, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John ScharfMr. and Mrs. Robert ScharfMr. J. Donald SchluntzMr. and Mrs. Dale E. SchultzMs. Lindsey M. ScottMark T. & Margaret L. Seacrest Family Charitable FoundationSecurities America Financial CorpSeline Family FoundationSelzer Family FundMr. and Mrs. Steve SennMcCook Area Sertoma ClubSeward County BridgesMr. and Mrs. Jerome ShawShirley K’s/Mark’s PharmacySid Dillon Chevrolet - Blair, IncMs. Patricia A. SlaughterMr. and Mrs. Bill SnyderSonderup TrustSt. Mark’s United Methodist ChurchMs. Caryn StichlerStorm Lake Community ChestC. A. Story FoundationStreckTelesis HoldingsThrivent ChoiceMr. and Mrs. Del ToebbenMr. and Mrs. Chad TrampTwo Rivers BankWayne Area United WayFremont Area United WayMid Plains United WayGage County United WayUnited Way of YorkUS Bank FoundationMr. and Mrs. Neal WachholtzWal-Mart - FairburyWal-Mart - #1943Washington County BankMr. and Mrs. Dean M. WayDr. and Mrs. John WelchJames Wente and Mary Kay O’ConnorWhite Castle RoofingMrs. Katherine A. WilsonWoodhouse Auto Family

Ms. Kristi LounsburyHelen ClinkenbeardMr. and Mrs. Richard J. AkinsMs. Ardel Ann BengtsonMr. and Mrs. Walter BlockMs. Helen I. BrowerMs. Marie L. BuckleyMs. Charlotte CassonMr. and Mrs. Bobby C. ClinkenbeardMr. and Mrs. Christopher ConoverMs. Dianne DesjardinsMr. and Mrs. Milton J. EmryMr. Leo P. EngelMr. and Mrs. Fredric J. FreyMr. Gary FreyMr. and Mrs. Hugh FuglebergMs. Linda S. GannMr. Douglas R. GarwoodMr. and Mrs. William F. HaafkeMr. and Mrs. Roger J. HamesMs. Rebecca L. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Terry KobernickMr. Dick LivengoodMs. Doralynne MetzMr. Todd L. NeffMs. Margaret A. NicholsonMs. Patricia A. SlaughterMr. and Mrs. Glen TaplinMs. Maureen H. TimblinMr. and Mrs. Mike WojcikMs. Mary F. WolfMs. Diane M. WoodfordMs. Nathalia M. ZimmermanArbor Acres Condo Association Phase OneMM Court ReportingWillian or Barbara McLarty TrustSouth Sioux City ChamberettesMr. and Mrs. Brian MooreDolores CrosbyMr. and Mrs. Jason HincePeg DeinesDr. and Mrs. Terry AdamsMr. Harriett AdenMr. and Mrs. Timothy BahlMr. and Mrs. Jack BakerMr. John BakerMr. and Mrs. F.L. BaldersonMr. and Mrs. Dwight BarbourMr. and Mrs. Robert BarneyMr. George BarpMr. David J. BartlettMs. Lorna BaumgartnerDr. and Mrs. Kim BaxterMr. and Mrs. Jerry BernhardtMr. and Mrs. Mike BlackmanMs. Sandra BodeMr. and Mrs. Clarence D. BohlanderMs. Anne BowmanMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey BradshawMs. Patsy BrandMr. and Mrs. David BroderickMr. and Mrs. Duane BuchtelMr. and Mrs. Bob ChaloupkaMr. and Mrs. Rod ChristensenMs. Linda CorrMr. and Mrs. Robert Cox

Mr. and Mrs. Richard CoxbillMs. Joan CromerMr. and Mrs. Richard CumminsMr. and Mrs. Bruce CutrightMr. and Mrs. Mohammed DehdashtiMr. and Mrs. Bruce DeinesMr. Maurice DeinesMr. and Mrs. Andrew DickMr. and Mrs. Dan DickinsonSheron DinnelMr. and Mrs. Alan DollMr. and Mrs. Steve DollMr. and Mrs. Mark DownerMs. Dorothy DrueckerMr. and Mrs. Richard DrumhellerDr. and Mrs. Dave DueyMs. Vera DulaneyMs. Kathy EdelbrockMr. and Mrs. Rod EhlerTerry EitterimMr. and Mrs. Brent EllisonMr. and Mrs. Jim EllisonMr. and Mrs. Ray ElwoodMr. and Mrs. Gary EnlowMr. and Mrs. Bruce G. EpsteinMr. and Mrs. Jerry FeglerMr. and Mrs. Tom FergusonMs. Joan FisherKim FlahertyMs. Lisa FrahmMr. and Mrs. Chuck FrasierMr. and Mrs. Dean FreoufMr. and Mrs. Peter FroelicherMr. and Mrs. Devin FurbyLaVerne GadekenDr. and Mrs. Don GentryMr. and Mrs. Jim GilmanMr. and Mrs. Dennis GingrichDr. and Mrs. Robert GlandtMr. and Mrs. Jim GlennKim GrasliePat GreenMs. Joy GreenwoodMr. and Mrs. Walt GriffithsMs. Patty GritzfeldMr. and Mrs. Greg GrossMr. and Mrs. Don HagueMs. Patricia HaleMs. Sharyl HamerMr. Terry HaneyMr. Curt HansonMr. Mick HartwigMr. and Mrs. Kent HarveyMr. James HermodsonMs. Joyce Hillman-KortumMr. and Mrs. Vern HilyardMr. and Mrs. Jason HinceColleen HoffMr. and Mrs. Wayne HofmannMr. and Mrs. Eldon HubbardMs. Carol HuffmanMs. Sandra HuffmanMarian and Caroline HumphreyMr. Rich JacksonMr. and Mrs. Larry JanecekMs. Barbara JohndreauMr. and Mrs. Mike JohnsDr. and Mrs. Alan JohnsonEv and Dorothy Johnson

Ms. Bessie KathMr. Jack KearnsMr. and Mrs. Bob KelleyMr. and Mrs. Leroy KenitzMr. and Mrs. Don KeplerMs. Cora Lee KhambattaMr. and Mrs. Dick KleagerMs. Kathleen KnissMr. and Mrs. Allen KnottMr. John KoenigMr. and Mrs. James KozalMr. and Mrs. Timothy KreiderMr. Ken KroegerJD LandersMr. and Mrs. Galen LarsonMr. and Mrs. Dave LaucomerMr. and Mrs. Matthew LenhartMr. and Mrs. Ken LoweMr. and Mrs. Dale MahnkeMr. and Mrs. Fred MaiMr. and Mrs. Robert ManasekMr. and Mrs. Dan MarshallMr. Jack MartinMr. and Mrs. Wesley MatthewsMs. Helen McDonaldMr. and Mrs. Gene McDowellBonnie J. McMillenMr. Tim MeisnerMarie MeyersMr. and Mrs. Dana MillerMr. and Mrs. Lonnie MillerMr. and Mrs. Eddie MolinaMr. Kevin MooneyMr. and Mrs. Edward MorgheimMr. and Mrs. Charles MuhrMs. Lynette NewthMr. and Mrs. John M. NorthropMr. and Mrs. Howard OlsenMs. Mary OlsenMr. and Mrs. Steve OlsenMr. and Mrs. Dennis OstendorfDr. and Mrs. William PackardMs. June ParkerMr. and Mrs. James ParksMr. and Mrs. B.J. PetersMr. and Mrs. Paul PhillipsMr. and Mrs. Marty PooleMr. and Mrs. Richard PrinceMr. and Mrs. Ron RahmigMr. and Mrs. Randy RainesMr. and Mrs. Rodney L. RamigMr. and Mrs. John RandallMs. Evelyn RaymondMr. and Mrs. Scott ReisigMr. and Mrs. Chuck RichterMr. and Mrs. Max RogersDee and Sue RosekransMr. and Mrs. Lee RubottomMr. and Mrs. Steve RuhlMr. and Mrs. E.J. RusselMr. and Mrs. Tim RuzickaMr. and Mrs. Thomas SamsMr. Kevin SandbergMr. James SchaeferMs. Deb SchildDr. and Mrs. George SchlothauerMr. and Mrs. Sam SchlothauerMr. and Mrs. Tory SchwartzMr. and Mrs. John SelzerMs. Judy Sharp

John and Alyce Wozab GrantYahoo Employee FoundationMr. Richard E. Zadina

Gifts In KindA & R Fine Arts/FramingBailey LauermanBorsheim’s Fine Jewelry and GiftsBott Radio NetworkCoca-Cola Enterprises, Inc.Colby Ridge PopcornCountry CateringCreighton UniversityDial PropertiesE-CreameryEmbassy Suites - La Vista Hotel & Conference CenterEntire RecyclingHenry Doorly Zoo/Omaha Zoo FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jason HinceHobby Town USADr. and Mrs. Andrew HohHollywood CandyHouchen Bindery, LTDHy-VeeJet Linx Aviation LLCMidlands Mentoring PartnershipThe Mixing RoomNebraska Crossing OutletsOmaha LancersOriental Trading Company, Inc.Pepsi Cola of LincolnPure BarreReliant StudiosRunza NationalSand Hills Golf CourseMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. SharpChris ShottonSpirit Catholic Radio - KVSSMr. and Mrs. Eric TraxlerTSL CompaniesTyson Fresh Meats, Inc.Union Bank & Trust CompanyUS BankThe VWaittCorp Investments, LLCWal-MartWells FargoDenny & Diana Walker

In Honor of:Their parents Bob and Mary Cunningham & Dale and Barb AndersonMr. and Mrs. Larry AndersonHer parents Walter and Sandra PriceMs. Cynthia ArnoldDenny Walker’s BirthdayMr. David AudetJohn NothropDr. and Mrs. Charles D. BauerJohn Nothrop’s 65th BirthdayDr. and Mrs. Charles D. BauerVictor and Alvera Bade’s 50th Wedding AnniversaryMs. Martha L. BrinkmanMerlina and Ruth OswaldMr. Byron J. BroganAnn Hackerott & All of the Blair Mentors

Merri DibbenGerry DimonMs. Sarah C. DimonTo celebrate Richard “Gibby” Gibson’s BirthdayMr. Kyle GibsonMerry Christmas Tom!Mr. and Mrs. Gregory HackbartMitch KushMs. Danielle HelzerDave SamierMs. Danielle HelzerGigi’s BirthdayMr. and Mrs. Larry D. InnessDeMoine speaking at a spaghetti fundraiser to TM of Bellevue & First Pres. ChurchMr. and Mrs. Tim J. McNamaraDedication to Alexis and BrieannaMs. Anna MinnickIn recognition of Roger Moore’s BirthdayMs. Jennifer MoreheadTom & Sara Boatman’s 50th AnniversaryMr. Richard C. ReierTom Osborne- Thank you from the Westside Wrestling ClubMr. Douglas RussellJe’Kerra Hopper and Jennifer DavidsonMuhammed A. K. SharifKaren ToddMr. Michael ToddNorman ReynoldsMs. Pamela TrampeJody CarstensMs. Ashley TrankleJoe StreufertMr. and Mrs. Paul C. UtemarkDeb McCaslin- Andrus Award for Community ServiceAARP NebraskaEmployee Penny GoodmanAdams Land & CattleDave HomolkaDirect Reports at CabelasTom speaking engagement at Kiewit/ TerraconSMPS MVRC 2015

In Memory of:Roger AndersonLance GoldbergJosh AnnenMr. Loren EatonMs. Shirlee KnispelMr. and Mrs. Anthony KrajewskiMs. Kimberly KunkeeMr. and Mrs. Bernard MarkussenMs. Leona StrickerMrs. Rosie ThyePaks Developmental ServicesJanet BirdsallMs. Susan L. RobakA & R Fine Arts/FramingRobert BottumMs. Carol Bottum

Ms. Eleanor ShimekMr. Charlie SimineoMs. Judith SmithMr. and Mrs. Ron SommerMr. Bill SorensonJean E. StraubMs. Cheryl SvobodaMr. and Mrs. Steve TandoMr. and Mrs. Bob TaylorMr. and Mrs. Ernie ThayerMr. and Mrs. Steven ThomlisonMs. Dianna ThompsonMs. Linda ThomsMr. and Mrs. Jerry TrippleMr. and Mrs. Bill TrumbullMr. and Mrs. Harlan TruppMr. and Mrs. Stan WalkerMr. and Mrs. Jim WalterMr. and Mrs. Kraig WeyrichMs. Susan WiedemanMr. Allen WilkinsMr. and Mrs. Al WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Alan WilliamsDr. and Mrs. Daryl WillsMr. Bob WilsonMs. Joan WiltgenMr. Dan WindhorstMr. and Mrs. Ryan WindhorstMr. Thomas WlaschinMr. Linell WohlersMr. James M. WordenMr. and Mrs. Bruce YostMr. and Mrs. James ZierAnderson & Shaw Const.TeamMates of Box Butte CountyChina HouseFirst Presbyterian Church

Gering Kiwanis ClubRegional West Medical CenterSimmons Olsen Law FirmValley BankLinda DierksMr. and Mrs. Jason HinceLorn P. DunniganMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. CalderKathryn DymondMr. and Mrs. Jason HinceDee ElsberryMr. and Mrs. Gary LynnMr. and Mrs. Albert T. VitamvasAdrian FialaHeidi CucaCindy GraczykMr. Jamie GraczykGene HaarbergHaarberg FarmsThomas HarveyMr. and Mrs. Jason HinceMr. and Mrs. Thomas MillerJim HegemannMrs. Rita HegemannBruce HildMrs. Cynthia HildGladys HubbardMs. Judith SmithPatty HuttonMr. Dan HuttonLyle JappMr. and Mrs. Jason HinceMeighan McCarthy JohansenMeighan McCarthy Johansen Hope FundLeonard E KrenkMrs. JoAnne KrenkMs. Sally Noyes

Mary KuhnMr. and Mrs. Steve AndersonMr. and Mrs. Cory FaustMr. and Mrs. Jason HinceBarbara LawsonLoye AndersenMr. and Mrs. Jason HinceMs. Judy A. MillerMr. and Mrs. Tim ThramerMr. and Mrs. Roy WoldtDorothy MillerMs. Judith SmithKen MorrisonMr. and Mrs. John M. NorthropFritz MossMs. Kathleen J. MossJerry OhlsonMr. Dale EurekGloria PapikMr. and Mrs. Gary BargenMr. and Mrs. Max CallenMr. Harold ChaffeeMr. and Mrs. Rick A. DamkrogerMr. and Mrs. Roger C. DouglasMr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth FischerMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. HenningMr. and Mrs. C.W. HugMr. and Mrs. Jeff L. JobesJean M. and Katie M. KeisterMr. and Mrs. Donald E. KnopMs. Elizabeth A. La RueMr. and Mrs. Dennis E. LeblancMr. Thomas LisecMr. and Mrs. Martin McCurdyMs. Janelle McEntarffer

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin MillsMr. and Mrs. J. G. MinnickMr. and Mrs. Kurt B. MooreMr. Dale PapikMr. and Mrs. Gary T. PenceMr. Robert W. ReidMr. and Mrs. Wayne J. RichterMr. and Mrs. Dave RoehrMr. and Mrs. George SullivanCity of StromsburgAl PenwellMs. Jean KingDiane PetersonMr. and Mrs. Donald CunninghamElaine K. SchallMs. Carol DuncanGary ScharfConnealy AngusBlanch SchenbeckMs. Judith SmithAllen SitzmannMr. and Mrs. Patrick L. TrippJulia A. StevensMs. Barbara CraigMr. Wes StevensMark StottlerMr. and Mrs. Patrick L. TrippJanice StuhmerMr. and Mrs. Jason HinceTerry VintonMr. and Mrs. Jason HinceMr. and Mrs. Oley OlsonLee WarnekeMr. and Mrs. Jason HinceJoe WeberMr. and Mrs. Thomas Strudl

Duane “Speed” WendelinDana and Kristine WendelinMrs. Ruth WendelinDee WolskeMs. Arlene HofmannCourtney WoodwardMr. and Mrs. Jason HinceAnonymousLadies Card Group

TeamMates Mentoring Program TeamMates Foundation

Contributions46%

In-Kind31%

Grants17%United Way

4%

Investment1%

Other1%

Income$4,594,722

Program Expense82%

Fundraising6%

Management12%

Expenses$4,533,937

DonorContributions50%

InvestmentIncome50%

Income$75,632

Scholarship63%

Fees16%

Disbursements13%

Misc.8%

Expenses$98,778

Duane “Speed” WendelinDana and Kristine WendelinMrs. Ruth WendelinDee WolskeMs. Arlene HofmannCourtney WoodwardMr. and Mrs. Jason HinceAnonymousLadies Card Group

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