2012 Annual Report - America SCORES

TEAMS OF THE FUTURE 

2012 Annual Report

America SCORES inspires urban youth to lead 

healthy lives, be engaged students, and have the 

confidence and character to make a difference in the 

world. 

Nationwide Profile 

• 14 affiliates 

• 149 public and charter school partners 

• 560 soccer and writing coaches 

• 70 full-time program staff 

• 22 Coach Across America 

and AmeriCorps Vista 

• 214 board members 

• Hundreds of volunteers 

6.772 Youth Served 

• 3,671 elementary school students 

• 898 middle school students 

• 345 Junior SCORES students 

• 333 active alumni 

• 1,525 youth in summer camps, clinics, and 

partner programs 

Youth Demographics 

• Gender 

•50% male 

•50% female 

• Ethnicity 

• 47% Hispanic 

• 29% African American 

• 6% Caucasian 

• 6% Bi/multiracial 

• 6% Asian American/Pacific Islander 

• 6% Identify as Other 

• Ages 

• 5.1% 7 and under 

• 76.7% 8-10 

• 13.3% 11-14 

• 4.9% 15 and older 

LETTER FROM THE CHAIR 

2012 was an exciting year for America SCORES. In May, 

students from our programs in Washington, DC, St. Louis, and 

Denver were invited to the White House to participate in the 

Let’s Move Soccer Clinic with First Lady Michelle Obama 

and Major League Soccer Champions LA Galaxy. Our 

students were thrilled to meet the First Lady and their soccer 

idols and show off their leadership and sportsmanship skills. 

Since our founding in 1994, America SCORES has been 

dedicated to improving student health, academic 

achievement and civic engagement. Nearly 20 years after 

our inception, we are proud of our standing as the largest 

and most effective program in the U.S. to use soccer, poetry, 

and service learning to inspire students from low-income 

backgrounds to live healthy and civically engaged lifestyles. 

As we continue to develop as a national organization, we 

are indebted to the loyal coaches, teachers, and volunteers 

who work tirelessly to serve and support our students. On 

behalf of our students and their families, I extend my thanks 

to our supporters who make it possible for America SCORES 

to make a difference in the lives of nearly 8,000 children 

nationwide. Because of supporters like you, children like 

Vanessa from Maple Elementary in Seattle are able to say: 

SCORES makes me proud. 

SCORES makes me loud. 

I love SCORES a lot. 

For this, I thank you ‘loudly and proudly’! 

Our progress makes us more determined than ever to have 

an impact on the lives of children in our inner city 

communities. And, we will continue this work until the day 

when ALL young people find their voice, achieve their goals, 

and unleash their full potential. 

Sincerely, 

Benjamin Chrnelich 

Chair 

America SCORES 

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SOCCER 

“We are 

honored 

that the 

White 

House 

recognizes 

the 

importance 

of what we 

do to 

address 

childhood 

obesity.” 

Serena Muhammad 

Executive Director 

America SCORES 

St. Louis 

SOCCER AT THE WHITE HOUSE 

“I was like, ‘Wow, this is the President,” 

Deontrel said. He couldn’t believe his 

eyes as he sat just a few feet away from 

President Barack Obama. 

Deontrel was one of 34 America SCORES 

students from DC, Denver and St. Louis 

invited to the White House to recognize 

the LA Galaxy’s MLS Cup championship. Students were selected based 

upon their sportsmanship, leadership and commitment to America 

SCORES and to school. 

Serena Muhammad, Executive Director of America SCORES St. Louis, 

said the students gave Presient Obama a rousing applause when he 

entered the room. Following his warm welcome, The First Lady talked to 

our students about the importance of living healthy lifestyles and about 

the Let’s Move initiative, dedicated to solving the problem of childhood 

obesity. 

America SCORES uses soccer as a tool to encourage fitness and inspires 

a life-long appreciation for athletics and healthy behaviors. America 

SCORES participants get ten times more exercise than the national 

average, and seven out of ten students who start out overweight 

achieve a normal weight within one year. 

“She said she was happy to see us. She knew we were from all around 

the country and that the State Room was where they had their special 

guests and that we were their special guests,” Deontrel said. 

The First Lady left the students with a final message of “Eat your 

vegetables!” and opened up the floor for our students to ask greats like 

Landon Donovan, David Beckham, and other Galaxy players about 

their soccer careers. Donovan spoke about the importance of knowing 

the foods you’re putting in your body and their effect on your athletic 

performance. 

From the First Lady’s message about “learning to lose,” to Donovan’s 

words about learning to take care of themselves, the students won’t 

soon forget their memorable day and the words their heroes bestowed 

upon them. 

UNDEFEATED 

In Chicago, at Pope Elementary School, the 

majority of students had never played soccer 

before they joined the America SCORES program 

a few years ago. The first few seasons for the 

Pope Girls Team were difficult - not a lot of goals 

scored and not a lot of games won. The girls had 

trouble connecting and working together on the 

field. Despite the lack of wins, they continued to 

embody the SCORES core values of teamwork, 

leadership and most importantly, commitment. 

Gradually, they improved from practice to 

practice and season to season. With lots of hard 

work and dedication, the final stage of their 

metamorphosis was complete. This past fall 

season, they become the first America SCORES 

Chicago team to go undefeated and were duly 

crowned league champions! 

Their new sense of pride was infectious. Their 

league trophy is now sitting in the Main Office at 

their school, so each person who walks into the 

office sees that the Pope girls are a true example 

that hard work pays off. 

WE CREATE TEAMS THROUGH THE SPORT OF SOCCER... 

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“To see the 

impact 

America 

SCORES has 

on these 

young, 

talented 

children 

made me 

proud to be 

part of the 

[National 

Poetry 

SLAM!] and I 

thoroughly 

enjoyed the 

enthusiasm 

and artistry 

expressed on 

stage.” 

POETRY 

Candy Niemec 

Performance Specialist 

Insperity 

From North to South, from West to East, 

IMAGINATION IS RELEASED! 

Jose R., an 11 year old from Dallas, stood beneath 

the spotlight of Harlem’s World Famous Apollo 

Theater, "where stars are born and legends are 

made." He filled the house with laughter by standing 

legs-crossed while performing his poem, “I Gotta 

Go,” with a straight face. 

Jose is one of thousands across the country who 

spend almost 50 hours learning how to read, 

interpret, write, and perform poetry as part of the fall 

season of America SCORES. In each city, the season 

concludes with a Community Poetry SLAM! that 

showcases each student’s work and determines who 

will represent the city on the national stage. 

In December 2011, Jose won the hearts of the entire 

Dallas community Poetry SLAM! audience, both 

children and adults, when he performed his funny 

poem. He was one of 50 local contestants, among 

thousands competing nationwide, for an all-expenses 

paid trip to New York City. 

In April 2012, Jose met 29 of his ‘teammates’ from 

across the country and enjoyed soccer in Central 

Park, a stroll in Times Square, a 

feast on Wall Street (provided 

by Harry’s Italian), and finally, 

the National Poetry SLAM! at 

the Apollo Theater. 

The culmination of weeks of 

writing and rehearsing, the 

evening celebrated the 

achievements of 

poet-athletes nationwide and 

the collective impact of our 

program across 14 cities. The 

evening featured celebrity 

host John Harkes (National 

Soccer Hall of Famer), guest 

of honor Chris Heck (New York 

Red Bulls), and a special 

musical performance by 

Psalm One. 

I Gotta Go 

I gotta go, I gotta go 

I'll ask the teacher first 


I think I'm going to burst 


I'd better raise my hand 


But maybe I should stand 


My hand is raised up high 

I gotta, I gotta go 

I'm really in a bind 


I think I'm going to explode 


Uh oh, never mind 

Jose R., age 10 

Dallas 

ASCAP Songwriter Residency @ America SCORES 

PSALM ONE’S 9-CITY TOUR 

In September 2011, female hip-hop artist Psalm One embarked 

on a nine-city tour for the ASCAP Songwriter Residency @ 

America SCORES, a mentorship program that helps songwriters 

connect and give back to the community. The tour kicked off in 

Milwaukee, stopped in Seattle, San Francisco, Denver, 

Washington, DC, Atlanta, New York, Boston, and concluded in 

Psalm’s hometown of Chicago. 

In each city, Psalm One spent three afternoons collaborating 

with America SCORES students to write and record an original 

song. Here’s what it was like at Knapp Elementary in Denver. 

“I taught them about self-expression and they 

shared their world with me,” - Psalm said. 

“We were talking about rappers, talking about music in general 

and their life in Denver. They all had so many ideas for me that I 

was really overwhelmed so I kept having this idea of gang, gang, 

gang. And I was like, what kind of gang can we be Because 

we’re clearly not going to be the traditional type, right I ended 

up focusing on a different kind of gang, cause that’s kind of 

what they were. They ganged up on me.” 

In June 2012, Psalm announced the release of Child Support, the 

collection of songs written and performed with America SCORES 

students, and released its first single, “Kids Right Now,” featuring 

rapper Mikkey Halsted. Released in September 25, 2012, all 

proceeds from the album benefit the ASCAP Songwriter 

Residency @ America SCORES. 

The ASCAP Foundation, a public charity dedicated to supporting 

music education and talent development, funds the program. 

DAY 1 

For the first day of their ASCAP Songwriter 

Residency @ America SCORES, both 

Knapp Elementary's SCORES boys and girls 

teams spent time getting to know Psalm 

One by asking her a lot of questions. After 

they got to know each other, Psalm let the 

poets pick their favorite beat and got to 

know the poets through their writing. She 

asked them to write about what they 

liked, about Denver, and about their 

school. After this first session, she took their 

writing home and used it to create her 

portion of the song. 

DAY 2 

The next day, Knapp Elementary’s teams 

created their sections of the 

collaboration. Participants got out their 

pencils and put thoughts to paper about 

what someone might say about them on 

their hundredth birthdays, positive 

behaviors that make them a "smart gang" 

and what they might tell an alien who 

came to their next soccer game. Psalm 

pulled examples from their writing to help 

create verses. Then they memorized it for 

their studio recording. 

DAY 3 

The poets-turned-rappers met Psalm for 

their last session, but this time they met at 

Side 3 Studios and were joined by sound 

engineers. Students took turns in front of 

the microphone and watched their 

headphone-wearing teammates. In a few 

hours, they finished recording their song, 

Smarter Gang. 

To hear this song visit 

regularblackgirl.com/track/smarter-gang 

WE BRING THESE TEAMS INTO THE CLASSROOM TO 

DISCOVER THEIR VOICE THROUGH POETRY... 

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ERVICE 

The Roxhill Elementary Boys Team from America SCORES Seattle investigated litter in 

their own community. They logged the amount of litter in their local park and identified 

the causes and effects of littering. The Team then participated in the White Center 

Community Development Association’s (WCCDA) “Spring Clean” Day. One of 22 

WCCDA projects, The Roxhill Park Litter Clean Up had help from several community 

members who made the park a better, cleaner place for all! 

Hayes Bilingual Elementary students from America SCORES Milwaukee visited an Urban 

Aquaponic Farm in Milwaukee's South Side. After learning more about the urban 

farming system, volunteers from Starbucks helped them build garden beds with 

construction materials, compost and harvest worms, and wash and decorate buckets 

for use on the farm. The students were able to see the work that goes into creating 

healthy foods and communities. 

320 SERVICE PROJECTS & CONTRIBUTED 200,000 HOURS 

TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES 

AS A TEAM, THE POET-ATHLETES LEARN TO USE THEIR 

VOICES TO MAKE CHANGE IN THEIR COMMUNITY 

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WHY IT WORKS 

12.5 million obese children aged 2-19 

Severe obesity is 1.7 times higher among children 

and adolescents from low-income families 

Over 60% of children aged 9-13 do not participate in 

physical activity 

during non-school hours 

300 minutes each week of additional physical activity 

for 24 weeks 

10 times more exercise than the national average 

Supplemented with health and nutrition lessons 

THE CHALLENGE 

OUR SOLUTION 

1 in 5 young people are lost to the high school 

dropout crisis 

This rate almost doubles for African American and 

Hispanic students, students from low-income families, 

students with disabilities and students with limited 

English proficiency 

100% at-risk, youth specifically targeting 

urban schools that lack enrichment during 

out-of-school time 

90 hours of academic enrichment and Language Arts 

Write 20,000 original literary works, 

Publish their work in magazines, and 

Perform for audiences of hundreds 

THE PROGRAM MODEL 

12 WEEKS 

OF POETRY 

24-WEEKS 

OF SOCCER 

TEAM-BASED 

12 WEEKS 

OF SERVICE 

STAY TOGETHER 24 WEEKS PER YEAR 

SPECIAL GUESTS 

EDWIN VAN DER SAR 

International soccer superstar Edwin van der Sar 

made a special appearance at an America 

SCORES NY Game Day. Following the Jamboree 

ceremony that recognized students for their 

outstanding teamwork, leadership and 

commitment, Van der Sar participated in 

scrimmages with the teams, and invited those 

awarded to take penalty shots against him. As an 

ambassador for the Laureus Sport for Good 

Foundation, he was there to launch a partnership 

with Up2Us’s Coach Across America program; the 

program provides 17 America SCORES coaches. 

INDIVIDUAL IMPACT 

Average participant reduced Body Mass Index by 2% 

Over 90% of participants play more sports and exercise 

on their own (Cleveland); while almost 100% of 

participants enjoy telling others how to be healthy 

(Milwaukee) 

4,138 students improved 

cardiovascular activity 

75% of participants improved their grammar and 

writing mechanics after participation in our program 

86% of parents believe that their child's school 

attendance has improved because they don't want to 

miss America SCORES (Cleveland); the number of 

students who like school and believe they will graduate 

increased by 18% (DC) 

SCHOOL-BASED 

LIMITS TRANSPORTATION 

BARRIERS AND STRENGTHENS 

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN 

TEACHERS AND STUDENTS 

Obliterating obesity would save 400,000 lives per year 

(number of preventable deaths due to poor diet and 

physical inactivity) 

The United States could save an estimated $300 billion 

annually in health care costs 

IMPACT ON SOCIETY 

$6.6 billion increase in GDP would have resulted from 

raising the graduation rate in 2011 to 90% through 

increase in tax revenue and decrease in crime and 

need for social services 

Unless graduation rates increase, nearly 12 million 

students will likely drop out over the next decade, 

resulting in a $1.5 trillion 

cost to the U.S. 

24 WEEKS PER YEAR 

5 DAYS PER WEEK 

1.5 HOURS PER DAY 

SEPTEMBER 

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OCTOBER 

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CONSISTENT 

MAY 

APRIL x x x x x 

x x x 

MARCH x x x x x 

x x x 

x x x 

FEBRUARY x x x x x 

x x x x 

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JANUARY 

x x x 

x x x x x x x 

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x x x 

DECEMBER x x x x x 

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NOVEMBER x x x x x x x x x x 

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In September, U.S. Congressman (D-Ga) and civil 

rights leader, John Lewis, spent the afternoon with 

students at Coretta Scott King Young Women's 

Leadership Academy. He shared personal 

accounts of the civil rights marches with Dr. Martin 

Luther King, Jr. and explained how he continues to 

fight for equality in Washington, DC. 

Representative Lewis is among several political 

role models that visited and inspired America 

SCORES Atlanta during the year. Through a 

partnership with the Georgia Council of 

International Visitors, political figures from around 

the world came to talk to students about local, 

national and global issues and how they can 

facilitate change as children and as adults. 

120 HOURS OF SOCCER 

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90 HOURS OF LANGUAGE ARTS 

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LEADING HEALTHY LIVES 

In Chicago, participants improved an average 25.56% in 

physical health as measured by a cardiovascular 

running test. 

In Milwaukee, the number of participants categorized as 

obese decreased by 9.5%. 

THE RESULT 

IS A TEAM OF CHILDREN WHO EXPERIENCE SUCCESS... 

In New York, participants ran an average of 34% further 

in a post-assessment than they did at the beginning of 

the season. 

BECOMING 

ENGAGED STUDENTS 

In Cleveland, 86% of parents believe that their child's 

school attendance has improved because they don't 

want to miss the America SCORES programming. 

In DC, the number of participants who like school and 

believe they will graduate increased by 18%. 

An evaluation by Educational Research Consultants 

determined that America SCORES LA elementary school 

students attend nine more days of school than their 

peers. 

In 2012, America SCORES was selected to join the 

American Graduate movement, a campaign presented 

by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to improve 

high school graduation rates. The campaign showcased a 

series of PSAs with poetry by poet-athletes in St. Louis and 

featured America SCORES on a national PBS broadcast as 

part of American Graduate Day. 

When I grow up, 

I am going to be 

an American Graduate. 

I believe 

that I will succeed. 

I can hear the education 

that has been taught 

As it roars in a loud voice. 

With some A’s and some B’s 

I will succeed. 

HAVING THE CONFIDENCE 

AND CHARACTER TO MAKE A 

DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD 

What I want to be 

Is the future. 

ON THE FIELD, 

IN THE 

CLASSROOM, 

AND IN THE 

COMMUNITY. 

In Seattle, an external evaluator found a significant 60% 

improvement in participants’ writing samples. 

In New England, participants improved in English 

Language Arts by 7.8 points as measured by the MCAS 

Test. 

In St. Louis, participants showed a 50% improvement in 

their writing (mastering the use of two out of four literary 

devices). 

In the Bay Area, 69% of participants positively changed 

in eight targeted behaviors. 

Graduating is what’s right 

Because then your future 

will be very, very bright. 

You may doubt me 

But don’t underestimate me 

Because I will be an 

American Graduate! 

11 American Graduate, 12 

Let’s make it happen.

Dear America SCORES, 

My time in America SCORES LA has been 

an amazing experience, one which has 

changed my life and made me the 

person I am today. Being a part of the 

program since I was in third grade has 

given me a better understanding of what 

it means to give back to my community, 

and the importance of self-confidence, as 

well as leadership. 

I recall, this past summer of 2011, having 

been given the opportunity to run our very 

own soccer clinic for cancer patients. The 

objective was for us, as alumni, to 

coordinate and run the entire sessions we 

had with the kids, and have the staff 

members run the routines and drills. 

Although, it was only a couple of sessions 

we had with the kids, I believe I can speak 

for the rest of the alumni group when I say 

the experience taught us to be 

considerate of others, it taught us about 

leadership and commitment, and 

ultimately, it taught me how brave and 

inspiring kids can actually be. The smiles 

and the gratitude the kids showed while 

going out there and simply being 

themselves made all the hard work and 

effort worth it. 

Life after America SCORES, while I’ve been 

at Marymount College, has shown me to 

have morals and ethics in everything I do. 

This semester we were given the 

opportunity to volunteer at a Boys & Girls 

Club, and every Wednesday that I was 

there reminded me of America SCORES 

and of all the good times I’ve shared with 

my fellow friends and family. I say family 

because that is precisely what the 

America SCORES LA staff has become to 

me. I want to thank them as well as my 

friends for having been there for me every 

step of the way, and if it weren’t for 

America SCORES LA, I have no idea where 

I’d be today. 

Sincerely, 

Victor M., age 19 

Marymount College 

Los Angeles 

ALUMNI STORIES: 

VICTOR, 

He is one 

of the 100% 

of America 

SCORES LA 

alumni 

program 

participants 

that has 

graduated 

from high 

school 

DARLENNE, 

For six years, Darlenne participated in the America SCORES 

Program at the Donald McKay K-8 School in East Boston. Prior to 

this, Darlenne played pick-up soccer with friends and family, but 

hadn’t been part of an organized league. So when she had the 

chance to join the school’s team, she immediately signed up. 

Now, nine years later, not only is Darlenne the captain of East 

Boston High School’s varsity soccer team, she’s also the President 

of the National Honor Society, Editor-in-Chief of the Yearbook, 

and Vice President of the Senior Class. 

“ 

America SCORES emphasized that school was very 

important. You had to do well in class to play soccer. It 

really taught me how to balance my school work and my 

extracurricular activities.” Darlenne said. 

This learning experience has clearly come in handy in high school 

as Darlenne remains active in an array of extracurricular activities 

and leadership positions. 

Darlenne is now a member of the 

America SCORES Boston Alumni 

Leadership Academy and still 

remains very active in the core 

program. She continues to referee for 

the elementary and middle school 

students and supports fundraising 

events years after her last season 

with SCORES. Darlenne has 

evolved into a leader in her 

community and a positive role 

model for the younger 

students in the program. 

As she applies to local 

colleges and 

universities, Darlenne 

still recalls trips she 

made to these schools 

as part of the 

SCORES 

program. 

However, rather 

than just a 

young elementary school 

student with a dream to 

someday attend college, 

she’s choosing between a 

number of schools and 

looking forward to a 

successful future. 

and 

CAMRYN 

Camryn, age 13, was looking for inspiration in his 

life. He needed a way to fill his time after school let 

out, but more than that Camryn wanted a place to 

be safe and express himself. And then he found 

America SCORES Cleveland. 

““My favorite part of America SCORES is the 

poetry because it lets me express my 

feelings and thoughts,” Camryn said. 

Using soccer, poetry and service-learning, America 

SCORES is working to give children like Camryn a 

safe place where they can be inspired to find their 

voice, achieve their goals and reach their full 

potential. 33% (about 118,000) Cleveland-area 

youth are left unsupervised after school and need 

a program like America SCORES to fill those hours 

with inspiration and creativity. 

Camryn’s mother Liz recognizes that America 

SCORES filled that need in her son’s life, and she 

saw a definite change in him after he joined 

America SCORES. “I never thought he was a kid 

who enjoyed writing, but being in the America 

SCORES program has opened up his creative side 

and now he enjoys writing poetry independently,” 

Liz said. America SCORES inspired Camryn to find 

his voice, and today he stays involved with the 

program to help his fellow students find their 

inspiration. Camryn referees games for the 

elementary students, stays in touch with his 

coaches and participates in the SCORES middle 

school program in the spring. 

Foundation, corporate, government, and individual 

donor support enable us to start the cycle of 

inspiration in 8,000 America SCORES youth around 

the country who aspire to achieve their goals like 

Victor, Darlenne and Camryn. 

Victor as a 

participant of 

13 America SCORES LA in 2003. 

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HOW THE NATIONAL OFFICE 

SERVES LOCAL AFFILIATES 

In 1999, the National Office was established to bring the unique 

America SCORES program model to more youth in need. Since 

then, America SCORES has grown from one city to the 14 we serve 

today and has helped over 50,000 youth find their voice, achieve 

their goals, and unleash their full potential. 

The National Office provides a strong cohesive voice in areas 

where the organization makes an impact, including policy and 

funding pertaining to childhood health, reforms in urban 

education, and the overall long-term academic and physical 

health trajectory of young people. Further, the National Office is 

the coordinating hub for program delivery, incubation, and 

outcomes evaluation to capture what’s working and share it 

nationally. An innovative collaboration of national and affiliate 

leadership moves the strategic vision forward, with the national 

office serving as a nerve-center for network-wide 

communications. 

National corporate, foundation, programmatic, and 

advocacy-related partnerships allow affiliates to achieve a 

greater reach, while leading program alignment and innovation 

improves the organization’s ability to meet the changing needs of 

various communities and the thousands of youth in need yet to be 

served. 

With funding from the Fédération Internationale 

de Football Association’s (FIFA) Football for 

Hope initiative, the America SCORES National 

Program Council, with leadership from Boston, 

Cleveland, DC and San Francisco, has 

developed curricula that integrate health and 

nutrition activities into soccer practices and 

service-learning components. The Soccer 

Tactics Supplement with Health and Nutrition 

Appendix and revised Leadership in Action 

curricula are now being used by over 800 

middle school students around the country. 

Hip Hop Weather 

The sun beams around the clouds 

Peaking to see if anyone’s paying attention 

Am I bright enough to make a difference 

Do you see the sparkle in my eyes 

The rain pours down, hitting the ground like a 

boombox 

Sadly the tears slide down my face 

Reaching the pavement 

And feeling the bass 

Hip hop, tap, and rap 

Feelin’ the need to step back 

I never know when the weathers gonna to change 

But I definitely know Hip Hop’s my name 

My voice makes a sunset explode with colors 

Red, blue, black and pink 

My pen refills with ink 

As time goes by, like an hour glass full of sand 

The earth just stops with one musical command 

Hip hop gives me inspiration to love each note 

I write my rhythms and rhymes like a wrinkle in a 

time 

From the west to the east to the north to the south 

That’s what hip hop weather is all about 

Peace 

Samari A., age 10 

Seattle 

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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION 

AUGUST 31, 2012 

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES 

IN NET ASSETS FOR THE YEAR ENDED AUGUST 31, 2012 

Cash and cash equivalents 

Restricted investments 

Grants and contributions receivable 

Prepaid expenses and other assets 

Property and equipment, net 

TOTAL ASSETS 

Liabilities: 

Accounts payable and accrued expenses 

Other liabilities 

Loan payable 

Total liabilities 

ASSETS 

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 

839,934 

649,510 

733,557 

58,598 

31,515 

2,313,114 

112,423 

27,774 

30,000 

170,197 

REVENUE AND SUPPORT 

Corporation and foundation contributions 

Individual contributions 

Registration fees 

Special events: 

Revenue from special events $1,504,544 

Less: direct costs (385,749) 

Net revenue from special events 

Donations in-kind 

Government contracts 

Contract income 

Gain on sale of investments 

Unrealized appreciation on investments 

Interest and dividends 

Other income 

Net assets released from restrictions 

Unrestricted 

1,729,310 

445,029 

56,683 

1,118,795 

688,497 

901,191 

237,355 

31,871 

2,963 

37,909 

225,833 

Temporarily 

Restricted 

438,550 

5,445 

15,937 

(225,833) 

Permanently 

Restricted 

Total 

2,167,860 

445,029 

56,683 

1,118,795 

688,497 

901,191 

237,355 

5,445 

31,871 

18,900 

37,909 

Net assets: 

Unrestricted 

Temporarily restricted 

Permanently restricted 

Total net assets 

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 

SUPPORT AND REVENUE 

EXPENSES 

833,022 

463,814 

846,081 

2,142,917 

2,313,114 

Total revenue and support 

EXPENSES 

Program services: 

Soccer program 

Writing program 

Program support and training 

Other programs 

Total program services 

Supporting services: 

Fundraising 

General and administrative 

Total supporting services 

5,475,436 

1,667,649 

1,133,354 

129,613 

1,298,542 

4,229,158 

651,773 

730,268 

1,382,041 

234,099 

5,709,535 

1,667,649 

1,133,354 

129,613 

1,298,542 

4,229,158 

651,773 

730,268 

1,382,041 

Total expenses 

5,611,199 

5,611,199 

23% OTHER 

12% 

GOVERNMENT 

38% 

CORPORATION 

AND 

FOUNDATIONS 

13% GENERAL 

ADMINISTRATIVE 

12% 

FUNDRAISING 

75% PROGRAM 

Increase (decrease) in net assets 

Net assets – beginning 

Deconsolidation of affiliate 

Net assets - beginning, as adjusted 

Increase (decrease) in net assets 

(135,763) 

1,365,844 

(397,059) 

968,785 

(135,763) 

234,099 

229,715 

229,715 

234,099 

846,081 

846,081 

98,336 

2,441,640 

(397,059) 

2,044,581 

98,336 

NET ASSETS - ENDING 

833,022 

463,814 

846,081 

2,142,971 

27% INDIVIDUAL AND 

SPECIAL EVENTS 

2012 FINANCIAL POSITION 

17 18

NATIONAL 

Benjamin Chrnelich, CHAIR 

NYSE Euronext 

Barbara Birke 

Consultant 

Douglas Boggs 

Patton Boggs, LLP 

Kathy-Ann Edwards 

PwC 

Paul Friday 

Marlin & Associates, LLC 

Peter Galvin 

Gale Griffin 

Burton Haimes 

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, 

LLP 

John Harkes 

DC United & Comcast 

Lisa Hyman 

LeadDog Marketing Group, 

Inc. 

Brendan Moylan 

Sports Endeavors, Inc. 

Matthew Levin 

Aon Corporation 

John J. Linnehan 

Guggenheim Investments 

David Pearson 

The Carlyle Group 

Christopher Perry 

Thomson Reuters 

Fred Popp 

TeamUp 

Bob Shay 

Retired e-commerce advisor 

Bennie Smith 

A.J. Twombly 

Goldman Sachs 

Antonio Zea 

adidas America 

ATLANTA 

Anthony Joseph, CHAIR 

Concessions International 

Karen Beardslee 

Goldman Sachs 

Joe Del Savio 

Starbucks Coffee Company 

Chris Etheridge 

Frazier & Deeter 

Sean Griffith 

Kaiser Permanente 

Summey Orr 

Hartman Simons 

Gary Nixon 

Gas South 

OARDS OF DIRECTORS 

Karen Sewell 

Matt Padula 

Atlanta International School 

John Shannon 

Alston & Bird 

Nancy Wolk 

CLEVELAND 

Private Consultant 

John Gambaccini, CHAIR 

Benesch, LLP 

BAY AREA 

Ruth Coffey 

Mark Talucci, CHAIR 

Invacare Corporation 

The Sak Brand Group 

Michi Eaton 

Quinten Beckmann 

Quanex Building Products - 

Wells Fargo 

EPG 

David Chacon 

Camille Falor 

State Farm Insurance Streamlink Software 

Jon Denholtz 

Silvia Garcia-Luengo 

Digital Media Consultant Loparex, LLC 

Michael Edelstein 

Rita Tersigni Grabowski 


CPA 

Sam Fort 

Kristin Lewis 

Draper Fisher Jurvetson Fairmount Minerals 

Andrew Hartman 

Vikki Meldrum 

Goldman Sachs 

Hyland Software 

Ibi Krukrubo 

Matthew Milcetich 

Ernst & Young 

KeyBank 

Richard Loggins 

Laura Mimura 

Goldman Sachs 

KeyBank 

Shep Maher 

John O'Brien 

GuideSpark, Inc. 

Howard & O'Brien Associates 

Christina Spence 

Thomas Ostrowski, Esq. 

Becherer Kannett & Schweitzer Ulmer & Berne, LLP 

Lally Weyhrauch 

salesforce.com 

CHICAGO 

Matthew Raino, CHAIR 

Madison Dearborn Partners 

Dennis Berger 

CDW Corporation 

Thomas Cox 


Adam Freeman 

Emily Friedman 

John D. and Catherine T. 

MacArthur Foundation 

Kim Godden 

Superior Air-Ground 

Ambulance Service 

Brian Irion 

Aon Corporation 

Mike Jancosek 

William Blair & Company 

Chet Joshi 

Clarity Advisory Group, LLC 

Suzanne Karpick 

Echo Global Logistics 

Kevin Knapp 

Singularis Consulting 

Matt Sauer 

Lateef Investment 

Management 

Baker & McKenzie, LLP 

Fritz Woelfel 

MDP 

Meredith Scerba 

Greater Cleveland Sports 

Commission 

DALLAS 

Gavin George, CHAIR 

Financial Shared Services 

Development Group 

Richard Brittain 

Art Institute of Dallas 

Timothy P. Chastain 

Carrington, Coleman, 

Sloman, & Blumenthal 

John Christensen 

Christensen Family 

Foundation 

Marlene Fogarty Sughrue 

Tiffany Harlow 

Community Advocate 

Tom Supan 

Innovative Sales Group 

Scott Mauro 

Cesar Chavez Learning 

Center 

Brian Olson, CFA 

Goldman Sachs 

Roel Ortiz 

Republic National Distributing 

Company, LLC 

Manuel Ramon 

Green Earth Realty 

Melissa Reddick 

FC Dallas Foundation 

Sean Stark 

John Sughrue 

Brook Partners 

Ed Howard 

Encompass Group, LLC 

Jacob Teplin 

Bain & Company, Inc. 

DC 

Chas Roades, CHAIR 

The Advisory Board 

Company 

Tracie Ahearn 

Soros Fund Management, 

LLC 

Kevin Alansky 

Blackboard 

Sterling Ashby 

Leftwich & Ludaway, LLC 

Ronya A. Corey 

Merrill Lynch 

Christopher J. Finley 

Cresa Washington DC 

Steve Goodman 

NFL Players Association 

James W. Grauberger 

Clark Construction Group, 

LLC 

Carl S. Kravitz 

Zuckerman Spaeder, LLP 

Howard L. McMillan, III 

Wells Fargo Advisors 

Stephen Replogle 

Cove Strategies 

Eve Runyon 

Corporate Pro Bono 

Victor Salgado 

Willkie Farr & Gallagher, LLP 

Rachel Sheridan 

International Rights 

Advocates 

Dontai Smalls 

UPS 

Jan Smilek 

Clinical Care Options 

Pierre Vigilance 

George Washington 

University/ Public Health 

Ventures Group, LLC 

Stephen Zack 

DC United 

DENVER 

David Scott, CHAIR 

Beatty and Wozniak 

Bob Boyle 

BE Media 

Susan Casey 

Denver Civic Leader 

Dr. Bob Contiguglia 

US Soccer Foundation 

Bruce Dickinson 

Colorado Youth Soccer 

Foundation 

Dr. Elinor Katz 

University of Denver 

Ricardo Small 

Small World Capital, LLC 

Drew Wilson 

The Integer Group 

Kelly Warnock 


LOS ANGELES 

Ronald Sittler, CHAIR 

Blank Rome 

Paul Carr-Rollitt 

McDermott Will & Emery 

Steve Fernandez 


Tisha Kimoto 


Alexi Lalas 

ESPN 

Jon Lutz 

EA Labels 

Heather O’Reilly 

US Women’s National Soccer 

Team 

Sarah Santos 

Brookfield Properties 

Lauren Segars 

Loyola Marymount University 

Dana Schumacher 

Legal Aid Foundation of Los 

Angeles 

David Shaheen 

JPMorgan Chase 

MILWAUKEE 

Julie LaFore, CHAIR 


Mike Angeli 

Adam Czaia 

R.W. Baird & Co. 

Chris Dadaian 

Business IT Source 

Rania Dempsey, M.D. 

Medical College of Wisconsin 

Drake Dettmann 

Koss Stereophones 

Lisa Feldmeier 

Ritz Holman CPA’s 

Shannon Gallagher 

Interfaith 

Alvaro Garcia-Velez 

Milwaukee Kickers Soccer Club 

Tammy Gilpin-Ripp 


Joel Hamann 

Kohl’s 

Kaitlin Hong 

Children’s Hospital 

Marcus Kuhnert 

Marquette School of 

Engineering 

Brian Melter 

Wells Fargo Fund 

Management Group 

Ryan Morrissey 

Johnson Controls 

Harley Rubin 

Fun Time Enterprises 

Luis Saavedra 

UW-Milwaukee 

Jamie Schmelzer 

Cramer-Krasselt 

Michael Schmelzer 

Ferguson Enterprises 

Jason Schreiber 

Harley Davidson Motorcycles 

Leah Toohey 

Milwaukee Wave 

NEW ENGLAND 

David Chang, CHAIR 

Wellington Management 

Company 

Stephen Antuna 


Robert Fadel 

Sugar Labs 

Alfredo Gisholt 

Brandeis University, 

Goldman-Schwartz 

Anthony Goodman 

Tapestry Networks 

Jay Heaps 

New England Revolution 

Darby Hobbs 

Brown Brothers Harriman 

Jason Ingargiola 

Affinnova, Inc. 

John J. Linnehan 

Guggenheim Investments 

Marc Mantell 

Edwards Angell Palmer & 

Dodge LLP 

Kelly Maraghy 

Brean Murray Carret & Co. 

Larry Mariasis 


Robert McGaughey 

Arclight Capital 

Chris Pike 

Advent International 

Gary Scott 

State Street Corporation 

Bob Shay 


Elizabeth Shea 

Loring, Wolcott & Coolidge 

Trust, LLC 

Craig Tornberg 

New England Revolution 

Richard Yu 

Goldman Sachs 

NEW YORK 

Ebony Thomas, CHAIR 

Prudential Financial 

Corwin Thomas, CHAIR 

Ernst & Young 

Tony Araujo 

ICAP 

Megan Bartlett 

Up2Us 

Claudio Felix 

Deloitte 

Abe Geiger 

Columbia Business School 

Adam Hankiss 

Debevoise & Plimpton LLP 

Mark Jackson 


Erika Lewis 

MTV 

Jing Liang 

Storelli Sports 

Catherine Marquette 

New York Mets 

Luisa Mirarchi 

Schoolit 

Omar Muneeruddin 

National Grid 

Miriti Murungi 

Nutmeg Radio 

Adrienne Reininga 

PS 325 

PORTLAND 

Andee Anderson 


Scott Doan 

Janrain 

Tom Krattenmaker 

USA Today 

Drew Mahalic 

Oregon Sports Authority 

Delaney Miller 

Law Office of Delaney L. 

Miller, P.C. 

Carmen Nunez 

Matthews + Associates 

CPAs PC 

Jim Rilett 

Portland Timbers 

April Schopmann 

Pekelder Law 

Rod Underwood 


Walt Wimmer 


Matthew Wing 

The Stafford 

SEATTLE 

Craig Walker, CHAIR 

Cascade Mortgage 

Rachel Duda 

Polygon Northwest 

Don Horowitz 

Seattle U Trustee 

Taylor Graham 

Seattle Sounders FC 

Dan Kwon 

Cornerstone 

Teri Le Clair 

Community Volunteer 

Kevin O’Keefe 

Morgan Stanley Smith 

Barney 

Katie Pendleton 

Neighborcare Health 

Kathy Pompeo 

King County Sheriff’s Office 

Kristen Scally 

SCALLWAG Fitness 

Trevor Stevenson 

Maple Elementary 

Teresa Tartaglione 

IDP Scientific 

Communications 

Gary Wright 


SAINT LOUIS 

Ryan Gavin, CHAIR 

Greensfelder, Hemker & 

Gale, P.C. 

Keith Brooks 

St Louis Cardinals 

Matthew Bower 

Moneta Group 

Julie DeGraaf Velazquez 

McCormack Baron Salazar 

Katie Felts 

KSDK 

Kelly Malone 

Brown Shoe 

Ridley Pearson 

Best-Selling Novelist 

John Ramon 

Emerson 

Donna Aronoff Smith 

Smith NMTC Associates, LLC 

Pete Spanos 

Vetta Sports 

Charles A. Stewart Jr. 

CPA 

Roger Uphoff 

St. Louis Youth Soccer 

Association 

David Walters 

HY-C Company Inc. 

20

THANK YOU DONORS 

AMERICA SCORES 

League Champions $100,000+ 

The Corporation for National and Community 

Service 

Team Champions $50,000-$99,999 

Up2Us 

Scoring Champions $25,000 - $49,999 

Football for Hope 

Insperity, Augusta Pines Charity 

May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust 


Volkswagen Group of America, Inc. 

MVPs $10,000 - $24,999 

The ASCAP Foundation 

Charles A. Frueauff Foundation 

Dicks Sporting Goods Foundation 

Marlin and Associates, LLC 

NYSE Euronext 


Fans $5,000 - $9,999 

Benjamin Chrnelich 

CS Technology 

Debevoise and Plimpton, LLP 

FOX Soccer 

Peter Galvin 

Interbrand 

Invest Northern Ireland 

MLS W.O.R.K.S. 

Orrick, Herrington and Sutcliffe, LLP 

PepsiCo Sports 

PwC 

Bruce E. Rosenblum 

Simpson Thacher and Bartlett, LLP 

Sponsors For Educational Opportunity 


“The Sak 

has really 

incubated 

this 

nonprofit 

from 

something 

that was 

nothing 10 

years ago 

to 

something 

making a 

huge 

educational 

impact.” 

Supporters $2,500 - $4,999 

Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer and Feld, LLP 

J. Peter Benet 

John Linnehan 

Brendan J. Moylan 

New York Red Bulls 

David Pearson 

Christopher Perry 

Bennie Smith 

Captains $1,000 - $2,499 

The Carlyle Group 

William and Jane Chrnelich 

Dustin and Gale Griffin 

Lisa Hyman 

ICAP Services of North America 

Paul O'Neill 

Robert and Missy Shay 

Tradeweb 

Contributors $100 - $999 

Agron 

American Express 

Jeremy Anderson 

Norma Barquet 

Jon Boffa 

Don Brook 

The Capital Group Company 

Michelle Caruso 

Michael Ceppetelli 

Cecilia Choy 

Congregation B'nai Israel 

Connors Research, LLC 

Christine Corbisiero 

Barrie Covit 

Jeffrey A. Cunix 

Matthew Davies 

John M. De Csepel 

Elizabeth DeForte 

Edward Del Otero 

Hans Desnoyers 

Landon Donovan 

Edgemont Junior/Senior High School 

Kathy-Ann Edwards 

Rob Emerson 

Ed Enyeart 

Kimberly B. Federici 

Paul Friday 

Cameron Gaines 

Kyle Gassler 

Lisa Gerchick 

Anne Giviskos 

Jodi Long Godes 

Anne Graham 

Gregory S. Griffith 

Donald Henderson 

Walter and Peggy Jones 

Matthew Karsh 

Andrew Keches 

Steve Kelly 

Ciaran P. Kennedy 

Kerkhof Charitable Fund 

Susan King 

Laurie F. Kotton 

Kevin Kauntz 

Jason E. Leach 

Matthew Levin 

William Libby 

Jurgen Mainka 

Edie Mannion 

Bruce G. McCarthy 

Michael Dax McCarty 

Susan L. Menard 

Michelle Mui 

Michelle Najjar 

Amy Nakamoto 

Margaret Naughton 

Jennifer Nayar 

Caroline C. Nielsen 

Greg Ochojski 

Heather O'Reilly 

Susan Phemister 

Neil A. Pirie 

David Rattner 

Regions Morgan Keegan Trust 

Jennifer Reinstein 

Edward H. Robbins 

Kenneth L. Rogat 

Daniel Roth 

Stephanie Sandler 

John Seckler 

Madeline H. Serpico 

Paul T. Simonetti 

Hillary B. Smith 

Jan Gunnar Soli 

Ann Beth Stebbins 

Robert Sullivan 

Gordon Taylor 

The William and Flora Hewlett Fund 

Corwin Thomas 

Greg Tomkins 

Nancy Tostanoski 

L. Byron Vance III 

Charles C. Varela 

David and Laurel Walters 

Debra Walton 

Michael Wanderer 

Harriet Chiu Wong 

Timothy J. Yockel 

Calvin Zarin 

Antonio Zea 

In Kind 


Constant Contact 

Hunt4Soccer 

Newmark Grubb Knight Frank 

Patton Boggs 


Southwest Airlines 


U.S. Soccer Foundation 

Verizon Wireless 

ATLANTA 

MVPs 

The Starbucks Foundation 

Supporters 

Alston and Bird 

Aon Foundation 

Karen R. Beardslee 

Concession - Paschals 

Christopher Etheridge 

Franklin Foundation 

Gas South 

R. A. Joseph 

Captains 

A. Summey Orr III 

Barbara Brockway 

Bryans Foundation, Inc. 

Frazier and Deeter Foundation 

Goldman Sachs 

Via Apla, Inc. 

Nancy Lisa Wolk 

Contributors 

Arif A. Ali 

Julie Beaty 

Monica L. Boll 

Catherine Copeland 

Tracy G. Deley 

Andrei G. Fedorov 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hall 

Laura E. Jackson 

Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta 

Leslye Knox 

Lisa Lafave 

Michelle McDonald 

Michael Murphy 

Dougal Myers 

Anna G. Orr 

M. Blaine Palmer 

David G. Perryman 

Janet E. Reynolds 

John B. Shannon 

Laura K. Soscia 

John W. Strange 

Paul J. Tom 

Mark Willoughby 

BAY AREA 

League Champions 

San Francisco Department of Children, Youth and 

Their Families 

Team Champions 


Scoring Champions 

Mark and Keri Talucci 

MVPs 

Bay Area Youth Sports Foundation 

The Crescent Porter Hale Foundation 

Dean and Margaret Lesher Foundation 

GGS Foundation 

Giants Community Fund 

The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation 

Hurvis Charitable Foundation 


Zynga 

Fans 

Bingham McCutchen, LLP 

The Brin Wojcicki Foundation 

Deloitte and Touche, LLP 

Ernst and Young 

Goldman Sachs 

Goldman Sachs and Co. Matching Gift Program 

KPMG 

Richard and Natalie Loggins 

Jon Reynolds 

Salesforce.com Foundation 

Kevin Shanahan 

Silver Lake Technology 

TPG Capital 

University of California, San Francisco 

Workday, Inc. 

Supporters 

Shep and Sandra Maher 

David Agger 

Gale and Dustin Griffin 

DJ and Renee O'Neil 

Andrew Hartman 

Diamond Investment Properties, Inc. 

Jonathan and Sorel Denholtz 

Marti McMahon-Diamond 

Peter and Melinda Darbee 

Google Matching Gifts Program 

McKinsey and Company 

Charles and Molly Slaughter 

Union Bank 

Captains 

Bain and Company 

Jonathan and Kim Barry 

Patrick and Ellen Becherer 

Bill Bretani 

Ron Burks 

Doug Clark 

The Cleveland Foundation 

SPOTLIGHT: THE SAK BRAND GROUP 

John and Joan Hillenbrand 

Raoul and Martha Kennedy 

Steven and Jennifer Lamar 

Eugene and Jeanne Lynch 

Duncan Matteson 

Thomas and Joy Mistele 

Ryan and Candice Murray 

Richard Rosenberg 

Julie Royce 

San Francisco 49ers Foundation 

San Jose Earthquakes 

Lori Schweitzer 

Silicon Valley Community Foundation 

Ken and Eva Sippola 

Christina Spence 

Diane Talbert 

VISA Employee Match 

Lally Weyhrauch 

Contributors 

Teresa Abrahamsohn 

James Alexander 

Allied Integrated Marketing 

Pilar Alvarez 

Alison Amonette 

Raji Arasu 

Charles and Carol Arnold 

Tom Avramis 

The Bank of America Foundation 

Barbary Coast Consulting 

Diane Bates 

Cameron Bates 

Adam Bergman 

Charles Bergman 

Stuart Berman 

Kenneth Bermudez 

William Black 

Maggie Blumenfeld 

Beth Bodenheimer 

Pamela Bohmann 

Donald Briggs, Jr. 

John Brittain 

Patricia Brown 

Lizzie Bull 

Richard and Carol Burnham 

Adrienne Burns 

Carla Camarena 

Robert Capps 

Nayeli Cerpas 

David Chacon 

Regina Chan 

Nancy Chetaitis 

Janice Clark 

Virginia Clark 

Gordon Clark 

Daniel Coble 

Andy and Melissa Cohen 

Charles Collins 

Brian Conley 

Julie Cope 

Alexandria Cribbs 

Matt and Debbie Crisp 

Richard Cross 

Joe D'Alessandro 

Colin Danaher 

Mark and Elizabeth Decena 

Rania Dempsey 

Pam Dickinson 

Andy Dixon 

Steven Dixon 

Valerie Dixon 

Jack Dold 

Jennifer Dold 

John and Mary Jane Dold 

Virginia Dold 

Sandra Donnell 

Lauren Downum 

John Durocher 

Adam Dwinells 

Ebay Matching Gifts Program 

Michael Edelstein 

Ryan Edwards 

Stefanie Eldred 

Ramon Elias 

Barbara Elliott 

Keith Evans 

Glen and Peggy Evert 

Al Falchi 

Gregory Flynn 

Kevin Fong 

Sam Fort 

Jim Freeman 

Pat Gallagher 

The Gensler Family Foundation 

Susan Gerhard 

Marilyn Glover 

Paul Glover 

Noah Goldberg 

Stewart and Mary Ellen Hartman 

Kathleen Hash 

Barbara Higgins 

Peter Hillenbrand 

Wayne and Christine Hiroshima 

Hotel Tomo 

Merton Howard 

Jessica Justino 

Charles Keenan 

Michael Keohane 

Jonathan Killoran 

Daniel Kim 

Richard and Karen King 

Kleanco 

Kim Klinedinst 

Toni Knorr 

Tod Kong 

Tom Krem 

Bertrand Lanciault 

Dora Lau 

Richard Leider 

Wanda Lewis 

Life Thru Sports 

Michael Lingenfelter 

Sealy Livermore 

J. Thomas and Helen Lockhart 

Wood and Barbara Lockhart 

John Lockhart 

Kathleen Lund 

Siao Eung Ly 

Amy Lyman 

Rosemarie MacGuinness 

Kristine Madsen 

Avery Maher 

James Mannah 

Catherine Mar 

Marketing Werks 

Kevin McClure 

Peter McSweeney 

Julian Medina 

H. Nelson Meeks 

Andrew Meyer 

Theodore Miclau 

Gianni Mininni 

Deborah Minor 

Eric and Amy Moessinger 

Edward and Marjorie Moffatt 

Katie Mooney 

Raul Morales 

Corinne Moya 

Ted Murphy 

David Nadelman 

Victoria Ortengren 

Brent Osborne 

Patxi's Pizza 

Jose Rudy Pena 

Nixon Peabody 

Mike Penn 

Roland and Grace Perkins 

Leslie Plack 

Domenico Podesta 

Mary and Bill Poland 

Shep Poor 

Scott Powers 

Presidio Bank 

Toby and Libby Rappolt 

Virginia Rath 

Elliot and Randy Rau 

Diane Reklis 

Mary Beth Reticker 

Leslie Righetti 

Matthew Righetti 

David and Deborah Rodger 

Marc Rohrer 

Patrick Sampson 

Ned and Holly Scheetz 

Konrad Schlatter 

William Schlough 

Patrick and Valerie Schmalz 

Colin Schmidt 

Mari Schmidt 

Beth Schnitzer 

Michael Schoenholz 

Paula Schultz 

Audrey Sepulveda 

Leilani Serrecchia 

Raghu Shivaram 

Scott Sidwell 

Victoria Silverman 

Deborah Sims 

Samuel Sinnott 

Tom Sleckman 

Chuck Smith 

Michael Smith 

Richard Smith 

Windi Snearly 

Raymond Soriano 

Richard Soter, Jr. 

Anne Spillane 

Mark Stanford 

Chris Stargiotti 

Starwood Hotels and Resorts 

Srividya Subramanian 

John and Karen Tallichet 

Susan Talucci 

Nicola Tateosian 

Shannon Thomson 

John Todd 

Tonic Bar 

Natalie Trevithick 

Chris Tsakalakis 

Lauren Van Burkleo 

Julie Veit 

VMC Foundation 

Glenn Volk 

Michael Vollmer 

James Volpentest 

Bret Wallace 

The Wax Museum at Fisherman's Wharf 

James and Amy Weyhrauch 

Thomas White 

Jane White 

Karen Williams 

John Williams 

Noah and Carey Wintroub 

Women in Sports and Events 

Jim and Susan Woolwine 

Angela Wright 

Morris and Gail Yamner 

Michael Yuhan 

In Kind 

Academy of Art 

After School Enrichment Program (ASEP) 

Bay Area Nutrition and Physical Activity Collaborative 

(BANPAC) 

Bay Area Community Resources (BACR) 

Children’s Book Project 

Coaching Corps 

Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC SF) 

Mission Graduates 

Salvation Army 

San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department 

San Francisco State University 

San Francisco Unified School District 

Sports Basement 

Sunset Soccer 

University of California, San Francisco 

Up on Top 

Urban Services YMCA 

Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Center 

CHICAGO 


Chicago Public Schools Community Schools 

Initiative 

Illinois State Board of Education 

United Way 


Anonymous Family Foundation 

Hurvis Charitable Foundation, Inc. 


Polk Brothers Foundation 

Prince Charitable Trusts 

MVPs 

Afterschool Alliance 


Bernau Family Foundation 

CDW Corporation 

Field Foundation of Illinois 

Kirkland and Ellis, LLP 



Fans 

Baker and McKenzie, LLP 

Chicago Children's Charities (CCC) 

Chicago Fire Foundation 

Dr. Scholl Foundation 

Matt Raino 

William Blair and Company 

Supporters 

Ed Magnus 

The Foundation for Global Sports Development 

Anita Wilcheck 

Captains 

Bigane Paving Company 


Donald P. and Byrd M. Kelly Foundation 

Brian Fisher 

Robert and Margaret Fisher 

Material Service Foundation 

Morgan Stanley 

Contributors 

Armando Alvarez 

Eric Anyah 

Dennis Berger 

Sarah Bierig 

Bruce and Marilyn Boardman 

Ann Bullington 

Brian Bullington 

Michael and Karen Bullington 

Kenneth and Harriet Carlson 

Charles Collier 

Lauren Cooney 

Declan's Irish Pub 

Neesha Desai 

Vahe Dombalagian 

Duffy's Tavern and Grill 

Katelyn Dunn 

Lillian Eckstein 

Emerald Loop Bar and Grill 

-Colin Schmidt, 

Founding Executive 

Director of America 

SCORES Bay Area 

For more than a decade, The Sak Brand Group has been a proud sponsor of America SCORES Bay Area, where founder Mark Talucci serves as Chair of the 

Board of Directors. The Sak Brand Group plays an active role in helping run the business side from help with financial issues, marketing campaigns, and graphic 

and design services to sharing its office space with SCORES. Over half of the Sak’s Bay Area employees are also involved with the group, 

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Alex Fisher 

Eileen Flynn 

Daniel Fredericks 

S. Adam Freeman 

Emily Friedman 

Edward Frindt 

Caitlin Galley 

Kim Godden 

Marc Hans 

Louis and Myrna Hellerman 

Jineane Heybeck 

Jeff and Judy Hirsh 

Timothy Hurd 

Brian Irion 

Kim Jancosek 

Mike Jancosek 

Suzanne Karpick 

Dean Kelley 

Kellogg Soccer Club 

Kevin Knapp 

Jane Konstant 

Katherine Logue 

LTS Chicago 

Jeremy Lydon 

MacArthur Foundation 

Marco's Paradise, Inc. / Redmond's 

Dale and Bill McBride 

Robert McDonald 

Joseph McMullen 

Addis Messam 

Osvaldo Montoya 

Jonathan Motto 

Roy Newton 

Cris Nogalo 

Philip O’Brien 

Old Saint Mary's 

Catherine Osuilleabhain 

Angela Papaleo 

Tom Perotti 

Virginia Peterson 

Susan Phillips 

Brian Remedi 

Terry and JoAnn Rogers 

Rory Group 

Steve Russell 

Jeanne Russo 

Collin Seaman 

Robin Selati 

Karen Sewell 

Joseph Shotwell 

Thomas Souleles 

State Testing 

Michelle Stone 

Matt Vondra (88 Herido, LLC) 

Vulcan Materials Company 

Fritz Woelfel 

Kripal Zala 

In Kind 

Aramark 

Chi Town Futbol 

Chicago Fire Foundation 

Chicago Park District 

Good Sports 

Old Saint Mary's 

Sports Shed 

World Vision 

CLEVELAND 


Fairmount Minerals Foundation 

Third Federal Foundation 


Cleveland Foundation 

MVPs 

The Abington Foundation 

The Althans Foundation 

Eva L. and Joseph M. Bruening Foundation 

Family and Civic Engagement Initiative 

J. Ambrose Purcell Fund of The Cleveland 

Foundation 

The Martha Holden Jennings Foundation 

MyCom Initiative 

The Nord Family Foundation 


The Stocker Foundation 

Thomas H. White Foundation, a KeyBank Trust 

Fans 

The Davis Fund of The Cleveland Foundation 

The Ellie Fund 

Howard and O'Brien Associates 

Leonard Krieger Fund of The Cleveland Foundation 

U.S. Department of Justice 

Supporters 

Anonymous 


Benesch, LLP 

Enterprise Holdings Foundation 

Jones Day 

KeyBank Foundation 

Medical Mutual of Ohio 

New York Community Bank 

NOSHOK, Inc. 

RPM International 

Ulmer and Berne, LLP 

Captains 

Becky's Bar and Grill 

Bump, Set and Splat 

Cleveland Metro Kicks 

Ruth Coffey 

Dave's Supermarkets 

John Gambaccini 

Lute and Susan Harmon 

Hyland Software, Inc. 

Hans Kicken 

Matthew Milcetich 

Laura Mimura 

Squire Sanders 

Thomas and Mildred Taylor Fund of The Cleveland 

Foundation 

United Black Fund of Greater Cleveland 

Contributors 

Thomas W. Adler 

Alex N. Sill Company 

Mark and Jennifer Alstadt 

Terri Bell 

Andrew and Deborah Blackley 

Jeffrey and Susan Braden 

David and Patricia Brandt 

William E. and Mary F. Conway 

Conway, Miller, Steele 

August and Karen Coppola 

C. Philip Cristal 

Michi Eaton 

Judith Embrescia 

EnCana Oil and Gas (USA), Inc. 

Derrek and Camille Falor 

FirstMerit Bank 

Flexlink, LLC 

Force Indoor Sports 

Forest City Enterprises 

Peter Galvin 

Peggy and John Garson 

Amy Gress 

Russell Lamb and Maia Hansen 

Richard and Teresa Hart 

Trevor Jones 

Christie Klubnik 

Todd Kwait 

Heidi Levey 

Colin and Kristin Lewis 

Steve and Maureen MacIntyre 

Tim McCarthy 

Rita McCleary 

Brian and Vikki Meldrum 

David Miller 

Linda Monda 

Harolyn O'Brien 

Thomas Ostrowski 

Paladar Holdings, LLC 

PJ McIntyre's, LLC 

Tod and Jody Podl 

Larry and Julia Pollock 

Joseph Prahl 

Progressive Insurance Foundation 

Quanex Foundation 

Hallie Rich 

Rionero Sannitico Recreational Club 

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Northeast Ohio 

Bob and Margo Roth 

James and Judy Saks 

Michael Samec 

Meredith Scerba 

Suzann Simmions 

Slavic Village Development 

Donald Smith 

Sean and Laurel Stack 

Streamlink Software 

Rita Tersigni Grabowski 

Tom Thacker II 

Christopher Wantuch 

Gail Weintraub 

Hermann and Eleonore Wieth 

Bruce and Carol Williams 

DALLAS 


Wells Fargo Advisors 

MVPs 

Capital For Kids 

Rees-Jones Foundation 

Fans 

Susan Bonsell 

Brook Partners 

Champion Energy 

Carrington Coleman 

Michelle Fang 

Brian Olsen 

Eric Pitcher 

Steve Stodghill 

Supporters 

Bret Belf 

Jeff Bessa 

Thomas Doyle 


FC Dallas Soccer, LLC 

Gardere Wynne Sewell, LLP 

Mark Giles 

Goldman Sachs 

National Christian Foundation 

Newt Walker Company 

Regus Management 

Republic Title of Texas, Inc. 

Sean Stark 

Randal Weeks 

Whole Foods 

Karl and Jennifer Williams 

Winstead 

Jeffery Woodson 

Captains 

Asurion 

Steve Christensen 

Richard Grandy 

Ed Howard 

Alexander Kuo 

Clifford Risman 

John and Marlene Sughrue 

John Weeldreyer 

Contributors 

Ascent Financial Services, LLC 

Murat Ayik, DDS, PLLC 

Hilary Baines 

Lindsey Barton 

Keith Biggs 

Katie Bimmerlie 

Robert Blanshard 

Annette Boardman 

Richard Brittain 

Christine Burke 

Shelly Calhoun 

Tim Chastain 

Mike Cohlmia 

Cliff Cox 

Chris Dyer 

Jeff and Christina Elmore 

Manny Fernandez 

Marco Flores 

Gavin George 

Jackie Grubb 

Tiffany Harlow 

Jeremy Buonamici and Elizabeth Holper 

Guy and Lori Josselyn 

Alina Lagner 

Helen Molloy 

Neighborhood Ventures 

Mike Neustadt 

Roel Ortiz 

Ryan Pace 

David Palmlund 

Susan Palmlund 

Joeseph Pitchford 

Doug Quinn 

Manuel Ramon 

Melissa Reddick 

Saks Fifth Avenue 

Harolde Savoy 

Janet Scholl 

Loy Shaw 

David Smith 

Sheria Smith 


Ben Stark 

Becca Supan 

Jacob Teplin 

U.K. Elite Soccer, Inc. 

Robert Vitnanza 

Bradley Wilson 

Warren Wingert 

In Kind 

Fashion Industry Gallery 


Republic Distributors 


YMCA 

SPOTLIGHT: VOLKSWAGEN GROUP OF AMERICA 

DC SCORES and Volkswagen’s relationship dates back to 2005 -- when the automaker began supporting the organization. In 2009, 

Volkswagen partnered with SCORES through an Adopt-a-School program. As such, Volkswagen sponsors DC SCORES programming 

at its flagship school, Marie Reed Elementary, and has funded the program there every year. An integral part of the team, 

Volkswagen has hosted participants on tours of their corporate headquarters, surprised them with soccer clinics with members of 

DC United, provided relay races at the Jamboree! city-wide soccer festival, and took the gold at last year’s DC SCORES Cup. 

DC 


Eugene and Agnes Meyer Foundation 



American Beverage Association/DC Beverage 

Association 

Lois and Richard England Family Foundation 

Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and 

Economic Development - New Communities Youth 

Development and Community Wellness 

Soros Fund Charitable Foundation 

Volkswagen Group of America, Inc. 

Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. 

MVPs 

Amour, LLC 

Anonymous 

Graeme Bush and Wendy Rudolph 

CIT Group 

DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities 

DC Mayor’s Office on Latino Affairs 

DC Stoddert Soccer League 

District Sports 

Hattie M. Strong Foundation 

John Edward Fowler Memorial Foundation 

Carl Kravitz and Elizabeth Werner 

Mead Family Foundation 

Morningstar Foundation 

Ronald McDonald House Charities 

Starbucks Shared Planet Youth Action Grant 

University of Maryland - Achievement Gap Fund 

Fans 

Clark Construction 

Clark-Winchcole Foundation 

DirecTV 

Ronya Corey/Merrill Lynch 

Corina Higginson Trust 

George Preston Marshall Foundation 

George Wasserman Family Foundation 

LMAC Foundation, Inc. 

Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation 

kajeet, Inc. 

PwC 

Chas and Sara Roades 

TD Bank (TD Charitable Foundation) 

Venable Foundation 

Wells Fargo Foundation 

Supporters 

Advisory Board Company 

ALJAZEERA 

Alston and Bird, LLP 

Arnold and Porter, LLP 

Blackboard 

Booz Allen Hamilton 

DC United 


Dimick Foundation 

Chris Finley 

Georgetown University - DC Partners for Change 

Jay and Cheryl Grauberger 

Hogan Lovells, LLP 

The Jacob and Charlotte Lehrman Foundation 

Kirkland and Ellis, LLP 

Kroll Advisory Solutions 

Marriott International, Inc. 

Meltzer Group Employee Giving Fund 

Nathan and Associates 

The Resource Group - Rotaract 

Sutherland Asbill and Brennan 

Willkie Farr and Gallagher, LLP 

Leslie Wilkes 

Zuckerman Spaeder, LLP 

Captains 

Peter Loge and Zoe Beckerman 

DC Children and Youth Investment Trust Corporation 

Robert Bunnen 

21st Century Community Learning Centers via DC 

David Burgett 

Public Schools’ Middle School Matters 

Crowell and Moring 

The Mayor’s Office on Volunteerism - Serve DC 

The Coca-Cola Company 

Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation 

Clem Dinsmore 

The Donley Foundation 


Tilden and Mary Edwards 

The Century Council 

The Fabrangen Tzedakah Collective 

Cal and Barbara Klausner 

Dan and Kathleen Knise 

Michael Lainoff and Kathryn Kincaid 

Don Marshall 

Amy Murphy 

Daniel Neal 

Gene Sachs 

Sport and Spine Rehab 

Brendan and Tricia Sullivan 

Target 

Richard and Batina Washington 

Fred and Anne Woodworth 

Contributors 

A Solution, Inc. 

Afterschool Alliance 

Ashwin Advani 

Victor Salgado and Diana Aguilar 

Anonymous 

Ernie Arias 

Corey Arnez Griffin 

Sarah Arni 

Sterling Ashby 

Daniel Baker 

Brian Barbarash 

Winell Belfonte 

John Beyer 

Barton Bishop 

Tansy Blumer 

John Lloyd and Sue Budin 

David Yarkin and Courtney Carlson 

Mark Young and Rachel Carren 

Steve Chase 

Robert and Marilyn Chimka 

Curtis Christiansen 

George Constantine 

Nancy Coppola 

Janice Cori 

Bill McElwain and Susan Crudgington 

Kara Daniels 

Pierre Donahue 

Nenad Dordevic 

Sharon Dowell 

Theodore Hester and Amy Dunbar 

Stephen Replogle and Skye Earls 

Amy Nakamoto and Jeremy Edwards 

Paul Ehrenreich 

Hannah Farber 

Matt Field 

David Fillbeck 

Gwen Fitzgerald 

Hilary Fordwich 

Anthony Francavilla 

Allison Fraser 

James Frison 

Elizabeth Garner 

Betsy Garside 

Svetoslav Gatchev 

Adam Gerchick 

Richard Gersten 

Werner Schule and Kerstin Gobel 

Stephen and Michelle Goodman 

Bancroft Gordan 

Peter Gottesman 

John Graebner 

Patrick Grant 

Jay Greenstein 

Laura Gross 

Tim Guinan 

Ryan Guthrie 

Gary Guzy 

Gerald Hauser 

Katherine Hayden 

John Hedden 

Don and Eliza Hill 

Sean Hinkle 

Eli and Vesta Hochstetler 

Kathryn Hoffmann 

John Howard 

Elizabeth Hudson 

Dru Huffman 

Steffen Jacobsen 

Susan Jaquet 

Niambi Jarvis 

Vernon Jordan 

Gil and Betty Kaplan 

Ronald Klain 

John Koskinen 

Lois and Charles Koteen 

Doug and Sarah Kotlove 

Robert and Gayle Krughoff 

Joseph Lagomarcino 

Matthew Lindsay 

Mark London 

Philip Maggi 

Anne Mahle 

Renee Mathieu 

Emma McAlary 

Danielle McKenrick 

Kevin and Kelly McShane 

Thomas McWeeney 

David McWhinney 

James Meadows III 

David Meadvin 

Derek Meeks 

Joshua Mishkin 

Jodi Moraru 

Athol Morgan 

Richard Moyers 

Thomas Myers 

James M. and Virginia W. Newmyer Family Fund 

Michael Nilsson 

Eric Ellsworth and Holly O'Donnell 

Glen O'Gilvie 

Ben and Megan Olsen 

Gregory Ossi 

A.J. Ostrolenk 

Michael Ostrolenk 

David Owens 

Kevin Parker 

Erik Peterson 

Jennifer Quigley 

Neil Richardson 

Mark Rogoff 

Eliot and Shirley Rosen 

Kevin and Genia Rosenblum 

Naomi Rutenberg 

Ed Ryan 

James Sadowski 

Jennifer Salan 

Ben Scher 

Marc Schindler 

Karen Schulman 

William Schulz 

Larry Schwartzman 

Ellen Seidman 

Kevin Shaw 

Rachel Sheridan 

Chefik Simo 

Richard Rosen and Becky Slifkin 

Sarah Sloan 

Jeff Smeraglinolo 

Jan and Angelika Smilek 

Sarah Smith 

David Solander 

Margaret Spearman 

Will Stafford 

Ashley Starks 

Adrienne Stelmach 

Bryan Stephany 

Robert Stien 

Barry and Evelyn Strauch 

Christopher and Ann Teras 

John and Valerie Thomas 

Stuart and Jessica Trevelyan 

Greg Ulrich 

Dennis and Alice Vierra 

Roy and Georgina Vigilance 

Pierre Vigilance 

Carolyn Walker 

Mark Washo 

Jacqueline Watson 

Robert S. Wheelock 

Susan Whitmore 

Mary Catherine Williams 

Marshall and Joan Wolff 

Deniz Yener 

Stephen Zack 

In Kind 

Advisory Board Company 

DC Magazine 

DC Stoddert Soccer League 

DC United/United for DC 

DrinkMore Water 

First Book - Washington, DC 

Occasions Catering 

Sport and Spine Rehab 


Taproot Foundation 

Trinity University 


The Washington Post 

DENVER 


Denver Post Charities 


MVPs 

Conor Casey 

Denver Foundation 

DPS Foundation 

Sutherland Foundation, Inc. 

Fans 

BE Media Group 

Kristian and Krista Blew 

Community Shares of Colorado 

Havercroft Family Foundation 

Jackson National Community Fund 

Martin Foundation 

Rose Community Foundation 

Social Venture Partners 


Contributors 

Mark and Catherine Blew 

Robert Blew 

Jerry and Suzanne Bouwens 

Michael Burm 

John Carranza 

Terry and Susan Casey 

Dr. Robert Contiguglia 

Bruce Dickinson 

Ptarmigan Emery 

Craig Ferguson 

Michael Fleetwood 

Groupon 

Taggart Hansen 

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Mary Henneck 

Mitch Hulyk 

Independent Charities of America 

Elinor Katz 

Terry and Jane Klipp 

Bill and Carol Lomicka 

Claire Margolf 

Monica Martinez 

Microsoft Matching Gifts Program 

Peter Pak 

Scott and Reagan Petersen 

Martin and Christy Pocs 

Lucas Richardson 

Caroline Saleeby 

Gretchen Schmetter 

David Scott 

Anda Seale 

Michelle Shedro 

Gayland and Mary Virginia Simpson 

Liz Smith 

Bryan Tinsley 

Eric and Meredith Van Deman 

Reed and Karen Welch 

Kit and Kim Wennesland 

Drew Wilson 

LOS ANGELES 


LA Unified School District 


Dwight Stuart Youth Fund 

LA84 Foundation 

Ralph M. Parsons Foundation 

The Rose Hills Foundation 


MVPs 

The Anschutz Foundation 

Crail-Johnson Foundation 

Electronic Art, Inc. 

JP Morgan Chase Foundation 

Mattel Children Foundation 

Westcoast Sports Associates 

Fans 

Allstate 

Hogan Lovells, LLP 

McDermott Will and Emory 

Stroock and Strook and Lavan, LLP 

Supporters 


State Street Bank Foundation 

Heather O'Reilly 

Enterprise Holdings Foundation 

Captains 

EA Outreach 

Los Angeles Galaxy Foundation 

Jon Lutz 

Ron Sittler 

Teammates For Kids Foundation 

The Women's Sports Foundation 

Contributions 

Anonymous 

Blaise and Cindy Antin 

Manuel Bengsen 

Judith Borcherdt 

Ryan Borcherdt 

Daniel Borstein 

Donald and Carolyn Brinkley 

Bruin Belles Service Association 

Corinne Campbell 

James Crenner and Elena Ciletti 

Efrain and Janet De La Peza 

Devin Fuller 

Jordan Gibson 

Randy and Jane Guggenheimer 

Steve and Julia Guggenheimer 

Joshua Hausman 

Shyh Ming Huang 

Joseph Y. Hung 

Phil Katzen 

Tisha Kimoto 

Laforet Visuals, Inc. 

Richard Lewis 

Marcus Meinhold 

Alejandro Soschin and Francisca Mok 

Kara Moskowitz 

Huy Huy Nguyen 

John O’Brien 

Jan Samet O’Leary 

Kyle Obot 

Olivia Rodriguez 

Roll Giving and Paramount Community Giving 

Andrew Rueb 

Thomas V. Saiza 

Sara Santos 

Lance Segars 

Lauren Segars 

David and Stacie Shaheen 

Ben and Heather Stefanski 

Matt and Karen Tien 

Unitech Scientific, LLC 

Charles Varela 

Amber Williamson 

Sophie Winkleman 

In Kind 

Brookfield Properties 

City Scholars Foundation 


Los Angeles Unified School District 

McDermott Will & Emery 

Home Depot Center 

SportsChallenge Leadership Academy 


Summitt Reprographics 

Xerox 

“When we think of a soccer 

ball, we think of the game, 

but the Hunt4Soccer balls 

are much more... they are 

the gateway to increased 

physical activity, 

friendship, health, and even 

academic achievement." 

MILWAUKEE 



MVPs 

Helen Bader Foundation 

Jane Bradley Pettit Foundation, Inc. 

Milwaukee Public Schools - Partnership for the Arts 

and Humanities 


Fans 

MandI Foundation, Inc. 

Milwaukee Wave of Hope 

Nonprofit Management Fund 

R.W. Baird and Co. 

State Farm Insurance Companies 

Wells Fargo Foundation Greater Milwaukee 

Supporters 

Boys and Girls Club of Greater Milwaukee 

Johnson Controls, Inc. 

Marlo Foundation 

Rite-Hite 

Starbucks Community Service Program 


Wisconsin Energy Foundation 

Youth Service America 

Captains 

Actuant 

John and Julie Carpenter 

Centene Management Company 

Cramer-Krasselt 

Julie LaFore 

Milwaukee Public Schools - Safe Schools Healthy 

Students 

Northshore Arsenal 

Northwestern Mutual Foundation 

Sobelman's Pub and Grill 

Ticket King, Inc. 

Contributors 

James and Lynn Angeli 

Anonymous 

Associated Bank 

Dani Brazee 

Guillermo and Julie Brockhus-Martinez 

Michael Schmelzer and Alison Cefalu 

Brian Cole 

Adam and Danielle Czaia 

Tom and Pam Eggebrecht 

Catch 22 Bar and Grill 

Becky Ginter 

Mark and Jill Goldstein 

Kent Hansen 

Hayes Bilingual Elementary School 

Dave and Jessie Henderson 

Anytime Fitness 

Kaitlin Hong 

Jon and Joan Jacobs 

Hassan Jamal 

Dane and Katie Kasper 

Nahid Keltner 

John King 

Brian Melter 

Mary Melter 

Milwaukee Wave 

William and Mary Morrissey 

Ryan Morrissey 

James and Elizabeth Neubauer 

Harley Rubin 

Paul and Patricia Schmelzer 

Kimberly Schreiber 

Brian Scott 

Michael Sullivan 

Brandi Williams 

In Kind 

Aramark 

Ashling Montessori School 

Jewish Community Center 

Sargento 

NEW YORK 

MVPs 

Major League Soccer 


Fans 


Finish Line Youth Foundation 

Heisman Trophy Trust 


Supporters 

Anchin Block Anchin, LLP 


Barclays 

Bingham McCutchen, LLP 

BNP Paribas 

Charles A. Frueauff Foundation 

The City of New York 

Debevoise and Plimpton, LLP 

Eisner Amper, LLP 

J.H. Cohn Foundation 

Latham and Watkins, LLP 

Manhattan Borough President's Office 

McGladrey, LLP 

NYSE Euronext 

PepsiCo Sports 

Prudential Financial 

Rothstien Kass 

Select Equity Group 

Soros Fund Management 

WithumSmith + Brown PC 

Captains 

Karen Anderson 

Jeffrey Cohn 

Community Preservation Corporation 

Abe Geiger 

Ross Greenberg and Kiah Jones 

Jing Liang 

In Memory of Mark Plachecki 

Tiger Baron Foundation 

Youth Service America 

Contributors 

Rodolfo Amoresano 

Caitlin Barrett 

Jonathan Berger 

Shaul Betesh 

Robert Brenner 

Julio Cabanillas 

Michelle Caruso 

Ben Chrnelich 

Michael Cohn 

Donna Conforti 

Gerald Crawford 

Hailey DeSimone 

Heidi Dorow 

Claudio Felix 

Michele Froman 

Aarron Gull 

Barbara Heffernan 

Tanvir Hossain 

Mark Jackson 

David Laski 

Catherine Marquette 

Farhina Muneeruddin 

Omar Muneeruddin 

Lawence Nash 

Francisco Quiroga 


Brad Sperbeck 

SPOTLIGHT: HUNT4SOCCER 

Colin Staton 

Storelli Sports 

Streaker Sports 

Ann Teras 

Kathryn Uhlmansiek 

Amanda Vandervort 

Peter Vujaklia 

Charles Welch 

In Kind 



Westchester Soccer Referee Organization 

NEW ENGLAND 


Anonymous 

Chris and Lindsay Pike 


David and Nicole Chang 

Rodman Ride for Kids 

Tapestry Networks 

Wellington Management Charitable Fund 

MVPs 

City of Boston - SES Tutoring Services 

Clipper Ship Foundation 

Community Development Block Grant 

Esther B. Kahn Charitable Foundation 

Goldman Sachs Gives 

Janey Fund 

PwC 

Procter and Gamble (PandG, Gillette) 

State Street Corporation 

State Street Foundation, Inc. 

Fans 

Barclays 

Boston Bruins Foundation 

Boston Consulting Group, Inc. 

Boston Foundation 

Brean Murray Carret and Co. 

Robert Bruno 

CIBC 

Converse, Inc. 

Decision Resources 

East Boston Savings Bank Charitable Foundation, 

Inc. 

Edwards Wildman 


Foundation to be Named Later 

Gillette 

Goldman Sachs 

James Jampel 

John Hancock MLK Summer Scholars 

KPMG 

Robert and Melissa McGaughey 

Natixis Global Associates 

Nomura Securities International, Inc. 

Paul and Edith Babson Foundation 

Shep Perkins 

Pitney Bowes Foundation 

Ramsey McCluskey Family Foundation 

Reebok Foundation 

Ropes and Gray, LLP 

Roy A. Hunt Foundation 

Shaw's Supermarkets Charitable Foundation 


Mike Stack 

State Street Matching Gift Program 

Suffolk County District Attorney Office 

Frank Teixeira and Denise Rhodes 

Thomas H. Lee Partners, L.P. 


UBS 


Wells Fargo 

William E. and Bertha E. Schrafft Charitable Trust 

Supporters 

Anonymous 

City of Boston - Boston R.O.C.K.S. 

Credit Suisse 

CVS Caremark Charitable Trust 

Deutsche Bank 

Anthony Goodman 

David Guy 

Tom Levering 

New England Revolution Charitable Foundation 

Nuestra Comunidad Development Corporation 

Ted Pappendick 

Kevin Reilly 

Teammates for Kids Foundation 

Weil, Gotshal and Manges Foundation, Inc. 

Wood Smith Henning and Berman, LLP 

Captains 

Stephen and Maryanne Andrew 

Stephen and Diana Antuna 

Dewey Awad 

Barbara P. James Estate/Trust 

Lou Bergholz 

Christopher Birch 

Hsiu-Lan Chang 

Michael Cullinane 

Digital Prospectors Group 

Douglas and Susan Present Family Foundation 

Cheryl Duckworth 

East Boston Foundation 

David Eikenberry 

Richard Ferland 

Marilyn French 

Robert Glassman 

Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare Foundation 

Darby Hobbs 

Kelly Hohertz 

Emily Knight 

Judith Lawrie 

Lauren Lukis 

James Malerba 

Laurence and Dori Mariasis 

Timothy Mccormack 

McKay K-8 School 

Matt and Meredith McPherron 

Greg Moore 

Anand More 

Panos Panay 

Paul and Phyllis Fireman Charitable Foundation 

The Priscilla Endicott Charitable Foundation 

Thomas Pickette 

Christine Ratte 

Peter Riehl 

Gary Scott 

Esther Shay 

Elizabeth Shea 

Josh Sherman 

Timothy Smith 

Katherine Steiner 

streetfootballworld USA 

Heather Sussman 

Timothy Syrett 

John Toussaint 

Carl and Maureen Valente 

Richard and Sandra Yu 

Contributors 

Abington Bank 

AIG Matching Grants Program 

Dorene Alleva 

Stanley Allgor 

American Outlaws 

Raegan Apostolatos 

Shant Arakelian 

David Arrighini 

Jonathan Ashe 

Jeffrey Ausnehmer 

Gail Avakian 

Russell Ayan 

Andrew Balson 

Bank of America Matching Gifts 

Frederick J. Barney 

Christopher Barry 

Jonathan Bayer 

William Beckers 

Elissa Beckman 

Jesse Beer 

Tracy Bellavance 

Thomas Benevento 

Steven Bennett 

Dacia Benson 

Angela Berger 

Tatiana Bezamat 

Elizabeth Bierbaum 

Robert Bilkie 

Steve Block 

Eric Bobby 

Jason Boggs 

Ralane Bonn 

Boston Public Health Commission 

Nora Bowman 

James and Martha Boyd 

James Boyle 

David Brams 

Robert Brazile 

Michael Brennan 

Kevin Burk 

Vickie Burns 

Michael Byrne 

Andy Calafut 

Thomas Campbell 

Cynthia Canham 

Simon Canning 

Anthony Capela 

Patricia Capello 

Robin Carlin 

Tonya Carlton 

Peter and Sara Carpi 

CCS, Inc. 

Karen Cendro 

Center for Collaborative Education 

Adam Chachkes 

Rosemary Chalk 

Albert Chang 

Joanne Chang 

Reed Chisholm 

John Chow 

City of Boston Employee Campaign (COBEC) 

City of Boston Trustees 

Amy Clair 

Scott Clifford 

Robert Clouse 

Susan Colannino 

Thomas Coleman 

Michael and Marianne Collins 

Dorothy Collins 

Joyce Combe 

Kerriann Combe-Taylor 

David Comeau 

Marcia Comeau 

Susan Comeau 

Community Foundation of Central Florida, Inc. 

James Conant 

Brian Connolly 

Donald Conover 

Dean and Cynthia Conway 

Geoghan Coogan 

Aaron Cook 

Patricia Copeland 

John Copeman 

David Coppola 

Ann Marie Costello 

Leanne Cowley 

Crawford Family Fund of The Philadelphia 

Foundation 

Michael Crockett 

Cynthia Cummings 

Patrick Curtin 

Matthew Dallett 

Joseph Day 

Anthony DeCotis 

Robert DeFelice 

Michael Delaney 

Michael Derosa 

Mark DeSimone 

Sara DeSimone Scott 

Andrea Dewhirst 

Joseph Dewhirst 

Fernando Diaz 

John Dinand 

Julia Ducharme 

Per Dutton 

Edwards Wildman 

Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation 

Edward Egan 

Manal Eldumiati 

Frederiick Elmy 

James Epstein 

Jerald Erstgaard 

Vladimir Eydelman 

Robert Fadel 

John Farrell 

Francesca Federico 

Michael Feehily 

Jeffrey Feldgoise 

Nancy Feldman 

Brad Feldman 

Elizabeth Ferguson 

Paul Ferguson 

Albert and Lucille Ferland 

Sherri Ferland 

Todd Finger 

Ryan Fischer 

Kathy Fitzgerald 

Primo Fontana 

John Foote 

Tinamarie Forget 

Linda Foss 

Clyde Foster Jondro 

David Frank 

Jacob French 

Michelle Friedman 

William Friel 

David Frogel 

Michael Gantz 

Karen Gentile 

Suzanne Gilbert 

Sarah Gilfillan 

Mark Gillard 

Linda Gillespie 

Peter and Karen Giorgio 

Michael Glass 

Deborah Glupczynski 

Marshall Goff 

Margaret Goldman 

Bruce Goldstein 

Lynn Goldthwait 

Meredith Goldthwait 

Brian Gollub 

Robert Gordon 

Alexander Grady 

Regina Grandelli 

Alexander Grant 

Laura Grattan 

BJ Grattan 

Jim and Jane Gregoire 

Gurinder Grewal 

Kevin Groger 

William Grumbles, Jr. 

David Gutschenritter 

Stephen Hailer 

Janet Hall 

Wilmot Harkey 

Vaughn and Heidi Harring 

Mohammad Hassan 

Each America SCORES participant receives a new soccer ball donated by Hunt4Soccer. Hunt4Soccer began working with America SCORES Dallas and has 

expanded its relationship with America SCORES to 14 sites around the United States. Hunt4Soccer is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing at risk 

children the opportunity to not only learn, play and enjoy the game of soccer, but to teach the importance of team effort, fair competition and good 

-David Joseph 

Executive Director of America SCORES LA sportsmanship. Since 2004, Hunt4Soccer has provided new soccer balls to over 40,000 children. Hunt4Soccer was founded in memory of Hunt Silcock. 

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For more information, please visit www.hunt4soccer.org.


Donald Hoard 

Desmond Havlicek 

Margaret Hearne 

Ken Heenan 

Michael Heller 

Erik Henderson 

Glenna Hennessey 

Ron Hibshoosh 

Gwenn Higgins 

Glenn Horner 

Elana Houde 

William Hoyt 

Alan Hsu 

Eileen Hsu-Balzer 

Michael Huether 

Zeba Hyder 

James Iandoli 

Insurance Services Office 

Dan and Sarah Isaacs 

Wendy Israel 

Anthony Italiano 

Lawrence Hudson 

Risa Jampel 

Doriann Jasinski 

Richard Jennings 

Thomas John Felago 

Bill Johnson 

Toyo Johnson 

Valeria Jones 

Leslie Jorgensen 

Zach Joseph Dewhirst 

Alexandra Jostrom 

Christianne Joury 

Jumbo Capital Management, LLC 

Michael Kardok 

Sheauling Kastor 

Robert Katcher 

Nadine Kayulu 

Natasha Kayulu 

Heidi Keating 

Paul Kelley 

Scott Kennedy 

Shannon Kennedy 

Peter Kim 

Shari Klahr 

KNF&T Staffing Resources 

Doug Kratzer 

Vladimir Kravetz 

Doria Kutrubes 

Ellen Kwan 

Jeffrey LaBombard 

David Laliberte 

Gerald Lee 

Judith Lee 

Leerink Swann 

Jon Leibowitz 

Jill Lenhardt 

John Lentine 

Katharine Lever 

Benjamin Lieberman 

Margaret Linnane 

John Linnehan 

Diana Lisanto 

Katie Lissfelt 

Brittany Lockwood 

Brian Logler 

John Lolley 

Catherine Lowry 

Hoa Luong 

Deidra Maddock 

Stefan Maeder 

Marc Maiona 

Photios Makris 

Wesley Malowitz 

Marc Mantell 

John Mara 

Kelly Maraghy 

Jonathan Marchetti 

Timothy Marks 

Louise Marwill 

Phlip Marwill 

Steve Marzeotti 

Erica Mastrogiacomo 

Bill Matassoni 

John Mazza 

Brian and Barbara McCann 

Tom McDonagh 

Matthew McGonagle 

Meredith McGowan 

Jane McHale 

Michael and Judith McKay 

Allison McPhee 

Steven Meier 

Julie Mellgren 

Jeffrey Meyers 

Mark Michaud 

Lee Milford 

Kenneth Millen 

Alan Medville and Roberta Miller 

Matthew Mincone 

Gerald and Sylvia Missal 

David Mittelbusher 

Claudia Moeller 

Greg Monahan 

Maria Moniz 

Stephanie Moody 

Jill Moran 

Eliott Morra 

Amy Morse 

Lee Mortimer 

Amanda Morton 

Julius Moschitz 

Valerie Mosley 

David Moss 

Thomas Motley 

Pam Moulico 

Tristan Mouligne 

Brian Mullock 

Kris Nagengast 

Jeff Naper 

Tracie Nathin 

Kirk Neureiter 

Sean Newth 

J. Randall Novick 

Raymond Novick 

Daniel O'Brien 

Ellen O'Brien 

Old Mutual Asset Management Charitable 

Foundation, Inc. 

Frank O'Leary 

Angelo Oliveira 

Gerald O’Neill 

Jana Oosterhuis 

Susan Orr 

David Ostiguy 

Daniel Ouellette 

Chris Oxner 

Ajibola Oyekoya 

Max Pakaluk 

Calvin Palmer 

Susan Pandoff 

Patricia Parcellin 

Nancy Parzych 

Louis Pasquale 

Mary Pat Salomone 

Edgartown Patrolmans Association 

Ken Paul 

John Pearce 

David Pendergast 

PepsiCo Foundation Matching Gifts Program 

Janet Perkins-Howland 

Trisha Perona 

Jeff Peters 

John Petrowsky 

Thomas Pickering 

Lucas Pipes 

Susan Pollard 

Mary Lou Posch 

Susan Pozer 

Matthew Presjak 

ProEx Physical Therapy 

Richard Protasewich 

Vito Pucci 

Andrew Quail 

Ryan Randolph 

Michael Raue 

Kendra Raymond 

Edward Render 

Joseph Rezabek 

David Rhodes 

John Rhodes 

Justin Rice 

Jennifer Rikoski 

Natalie Riley 

Janet Roder 

John Roof 

Joyce Rose 

Asheesh Advani and Helen Rosenfeld 

Jennifer Routhier 

Kristen Rupert 

Barbara Ruskin 

Marc Russo 

Susan Ryan 

Rachel Ryland 

Marla Sabo 

Kathryn Salefski 

Anthony Salomone 

Judith Saunders 

Adam Schepp 

Kristin Screen 

Robert Seal Capital Management 

Tom Seeman 

Susan Seger 

Paul Selian 

Scott and Suzanne Sevegny 

Alex Shaner 

Kurt Shank 

Robert Shapiro 

Christopher and Filomena Sharples 

Kevin and Bethany Shaw 

Jeanne Shay 

Torrence Shealy 

Heather Shemilt 

Aisling Shen 

Lin Shen 

Kathleen Sherman 

Max Sherman 

Annette Shine 

Kevin Sibbernsen 

Cynthia Siedman-Willen 

Alan Silberstein 

Ellen Simons 

Pauline Skehan 

Susan Sloan 

Anthony Small 

Steven Smidlein 

James Smith 

Janet Smith 

Kyla Smith 

Thomas Snellgrove 

Alan Snyder 

Mary Spainhour 

Jonathan and Leah Stearns 

Jed Stevenson 

Stop and Shop 

Martha Strebinger 

Daniel Strollo 

Sabrina Stucka 

John Sullivan 

Mark Sullivan 

Martin Sullivan 

Robert Sullivan 

Roberta Sullivan 

William Sullivan 

David Swallow 

Kevin Tan 

Eric Tanaka 

Isabel Tappan-deFrees 

Jo Tarbox 

Greta Teller 

Marc Thewes 

Martha Thompson 

Myles Thurston III 

David Tobin 

Rebecca Todd 

Caroline Topel 

Thomas Travers 

John Tucker 

Marc Ullman 

Yuko Usami 

Katharine Valente 

Lorraine Valente Veilleux 

Robyn Varney 

Philip Vasiliadis 

Kari Vick 

Gabriel Vincenzo 

Julie Viviano 

Mark Viviano 

Amelia Wagner 

Jonathan Wakely 

Russell Walker 

Colleen Walsh 

Samuel Webster 

Brett Weinroth 

Gwen Weisberg 

Douglas Weiskopf 

Christopher Welch 

David Wenger 

Laura Wernick 

Beth White 

Keith White 

Tyler Wick 

David Wilson 

Katie Wilson 

Lindsey Wolfe 

Toni Wolfman 

Richard Wolverton 

Jeff Woods 

K. Yazdanseta 

Andrew York 

Joseph Zagarella 

Bradley Zancanaro 

Abderrahmane Zeroual 

Lawrence Zlatkin 

In Kind 


Harvard University Athletics Department 



PORTLAND 



MVPs 


Fans 


Luis Palau Association 

The Timbers Army 107IST 

Burgerville 

City of Portland 

Captains 

Oregon Premier League 

Contributors 

East Side Timbers 

In Kind 

107IST 

Clay Teller 

CMD Agency 

Law Office of Delaney L. Miller, P.C. 

Impact NW 

Lifeworks NW 

Matthew Gromley 

Matthew Kerr 

Metropolitan Family Services 

Neighborhood House 


String Guards 

SAINT LOUIS 


Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary 

Education 


Monsanto Fund 

MVPs 

PNC Foundation 

Smith NMTC Associates 

Fans 

Boeing Employees Community Fund 

Emerson Charitable Trust 

Moneta Group 

Norman J. Stupp Foundation 

Trio Foundation 

Supporters 

Cardinals Care Foundation 

Deaconess Foundation 

Missouri Arts Council 

Missouri Foundation for Health 

Ridley and Marcelle Pearson 

Saint Louis Sports Commission 

David and Laurel Walters 

Captains 

Arthur and Allison Bourey 

Brentwood Christian Science Church 

First Bank 

Stephen Levin 

McCormack Baron Salazar 

Chris Towle 

Julie DeGraaf Velazquez 

Maryl F. and Charles Walters 

Contributors 

Aon Foundation Matching Gift 

Mark James and Martha P. Bogart 

Richard and Caroyln Bower 

Howard P. Brandeisky 

The Brennan Group 

Martin W. Daly 

Linda M. Dickmann 

Todd A. and Deborah G. Dillon 

Downtown Music Publishing Company 

Elevation II 

Fidelity Charitable Fund 

Fox Family Foundation 

Ryan Gavin 

Greensfelder Hemker and Gale 

Grossman Iron and Steel Co. 

Rhoads Hall 

Kara Harmon 

James and Bonnie Hawk 

William Holcomb 

Matthew J. Mchugh 

Regional Business Council 

Suzanna Slivka 

Richard and Kathleen Sorkin 

Leon and Johanna Spanos 

Stern Brothers and Co. 

Charles Stewart 

J. Ellwood Towle 

Roseann M. Weiss 

In Kind 

Ironman Sound 

Lou Fusz Automotive Network 

Nine Network 

Scorch 

St. Louis Public Radio 

SPOTLIGHT: ADIDAS 

adidas America welcomes every student to the America SCORES team with the fundamental equipment to play the game: jersey, shorts, socks and 

shinguards. Last year, adidas led the charge in bringing the America SCORES program to over 200 kids in their headquarter city, Portland, Oregon. Pictured 

here is President of adidas America, Patrik Nilsson, with Mike Golub (Portland Timbers), Kevin Palau (Luis Palau Association), and Joanne Coachman (107ist 

Timbers Army) at a breakfast hosted by AC Portland that drew almost 200 guests for a soccer field groundbreaking at James John Elementary School. The 

event gathered close to $200,000 to support the establishment of soccer enrichment programs, featuring America SCORES, in seven neighborhoods. 

SEATTLE 

MVPs 

Glaser Foundation 

Adrian Hanauer 

Donald Horowitz 

Microsoft 


UBS Financial Services 

Fans 

Greg and Teri LeClair 

David and Valerie Robinson 

Supporters 

Maria Bridge 

Lorelei Heisler 

Dan and Julie Kwon 

Kevin O'Keefe 

Puget Sound Energy 

Sound Community Bank 

United Parcel Service 

Jennifer Vranek 

Captains 

Rob Berg 

Alex Burlingame 

Mark and Tonyia Cairns 

Cascade Mortgage, LLC 

David and Cathy Habib Foundation 

Larina Davis 

Cristian and Rachel Duda 

Mike and Lynette Frank 

Janet Greenman 

Mark Houtchens 

Robert Johnson 

Carole and Steve Kelley 

Mark and Jeana Kim 

Craig McCaw 

Dietrich Miklautsch 

Dan Milgrom 

Michael Mott 

Pat O'Neill 

Parrot Heads Of Puget Sound 

Mark Peterson 

Wendy Piecka 

Philip and Kathy Pompeo 

Larry Rosok 

Mae Rosok 

Ruffneck Wear, Inc. 

John and Lauren Salata 

Susheel and Jasmel Sangha 

Siegfried and Valerie Schmid 

Jason Schrick 

Sanford Scott 

Roshan Shafi 


The Great Nabob 

Alex Trettin 

Lisa Vanlobensels 

Vince Volpe 

Craig Walker 

Randy Weigel 

Contributors 

Rich Ahearn 

Andrew Weber Allen 

Doug Andreassen 

Derek Arntz 

Brian Baldwin 

Barnes and Noble 

Robert Barnes 

Margaret Battin 

Tyler Besecker 

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation 

Brianna Bland 

Rachel Bryson 

Corky Burr 

Kathleen Carosi 

Tara Charf 

Rhonda Chong 

Gary and Kathy Chung 

Matthew Clay 

Andrew and Jessica Coates 

Costco Wholesale 

Evan and Trina Cottingham 

Melissa Covelli 

Donna Cross 

Jennie Degnan 

Stephanie Dibble 

Kristin Dimick 

Gordan Duda 

Randy Ekins 

Ron Elzig 

Emerald City Beer 

Expedia, Inc. 

Elliot Fauske 

Jeffrey and Cindylynn Fenbert 

Peter Fonfara 

Steven and Jackie Gilbert 

Golazo 

Jeffrey Gow 

Joseph Grachek 

Taylor Graham 

Matt Gray 

Sheila Griffiths 

Peter Gruening 

Patricia Hackett 

Timothy Haser 

Jiwan Hayre 

Daniel Heldring 

Kelly Hengesteg 

Jennifer Hill 

Daniel Hines 

Gary Holland 

Jeffrey Holmes 

Inder Hooda 

Patricia Hunter 

Walter and Celine Impert 

Kelly James 

Anne Johnston 

Molly Kemper 

Peter and Grace Kim 

Kent Koth 

Jason Jamb 

Cheri Leavitt 

Diana Lew 

Wilma Lew 

Shawn Lipton 

John Loy 

Jose Maldonado 

David Mallick 

Patrick McAleese 

Columba Mcglynn 

Danny McKay 

Dirk Mulhair 

Rodney and Janice Olson 

Olympic Analysis, Inc. 

Paragon Resturant and Bar 

William Parks 

Leslie Parrett 

Kathleen Pendleton 

Peter Fewing Soccer Camp, LLC 

David Petterson 

Phillips Real Estate Services 

Wendy Piecka 

Tanya and Mark Pokswinski 

Jennifer Putnam 

Alyssa Pyke 

Steve Raible 

Jeff Rau 

Andy and Kerry Read 

Lorne Scott and Elizabeth Richmond 

Katrina Rodriguez 

Ginnie Roeglin 

Brent Alan Romey 

Abraham Romo 

Russell Investments 

Chris Rylance 

Virginia Sabado 

Aldo and June Samboni 

Scott Sammons 

Scott Sandygren 

Ryan and Kristen Scally 

The Seattle Foundation 

Manny Sekator 

Roshan Shafi 

Craig and Meredith Shank 

Camille Shea 

SITY Foundation 

Alyssa Smith 

David Spangler 

State of Washington 

Trevor Stevenson 

Doug Stout 

Kim Suchomel 

Nicholas Thomas 

Timothy Tomlinson 

Robert Trask 

Bruce Tschider 

United Jewish Endowment Trust 

Lisa Vanlobensel 

Mary Vial 

Guary Walker 

Aaron Warson 

Fred and Deborah Wilds 

Bart Wiley 

Tuan Wong 

Gary Wright 

Larry Wright 

Gary Young 

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America SCORES National Office 

520 8th Avenue, Suite 201C 

New York, NY 10018 

Tel: 212-868-9510 

America SCORES Atlanta 

P.O. Box 11201 

Atlanta, GA 30310 

Tel: 404-803-0390 

America SCORES Bay Area 

400 Alabama Street 

San Francisco, CA 94110 

Tel: 415-486-1313 

America SCORES Chicago 

600 W. Cermak Road, Suite 204 

Chicago, IL 60616 

Tel: 312-666-0496 

America SCORES Cleveland 

3631 Perkins Avenue, Unit 2CE 

Cleveland, OH 44114 

Tel: 216-881-7988 

DC SCORES 

1224 M Street, NW, Suite 200 

Washington, DC 20005 

Tel: 202-393-6999 

America SCORES Dallas 

2633 McKinney Avenue, Suite 130-348 

Dallas, TX 75204 

Tel: 214-760-8133 

America SCORES Denver 

4900 West 29th Avenue 

Denver, CO 80212 

Tel: 303-832-5879 

America SCORES LA 

3685 Motor Avenue, Suite 110 

Los Angeles, CA 90034-5750 

Tel: 310-204-6455 

America SCORES Milwaukee 

7101 West Good Hope Road 

Milwaukee, WI 53223 

Tel: 414-358-2510 

America SCORES New England 

29 Germania Street 

Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 

Tel: 617-472-6737 

America SCORES New York 

520 8th Avenue, Suite 201C 

New York, NY 10018 

Tel: 646-660-0404 

America SCORES Portland 

5055 North Greeley Avenue 

Portland, OR 97217 

Tel: 971-234-2755 

America SCORES St. Louis 

4236 Lindell Boulevard., Suite 204 

St. Louis, MO 63108 

Tel: 314-533-0302 

America SCORES Seattle 

2450 6th Avenue South, #203 

Seattle, WA 98134 

Tel: 206-988-1000

2012 Annual Report - America SCORES

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