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HELPING TODAY’S KIDS 

BECOME TOMORROW’S STARS

Safe Place 

My name is Chantel Dahlia Tafoya Sanchez, and I am proud to tell 

you who I am. 

When I was fi ve years old, I didn’t know the pain and suffering my 

family would go through, I didn’t know that we could become a 

statistic, our lives ruined by violence and addiction. But I did know 

that I had found a safe place to go that would become my place of 

refuge, where I could learn and grow. For the last thirteen years, my 

Boys & Girls Club has helped me become who I am today. 

I participated in all the Boys & Girls Club programs ... I honed my 

athletic abilities, studied countless hours with the help of the education 

staff and resources, and participated in numerous leadership 

programs ... all of which made a tremendous impact on my life. But 

there are so many other ways my Club has helped shape my life.... 

The Club is where we ate our meals. Every single night after school, 

I knew I had a hot, nutritious meal waiting for me at the Club. Without 

this meal, more than 50% of our kids would not eat dinner. 

The Club is where I received clothes to wear to school. Hundreds 

of children whose families can’t-or won’t-buy them clothes or school 

supplies are sponsored every year. 

The Club sponsored assistance for my vision needs and made sure 

I had a toothbrush and proper dental care. The Club’s Dave Pratt 

Dental Clinic provides more than 2,500 dental services each year 

for youth in need.

The Club prepared me for the future. They helped me earn scholarships to attend Arizona State 

University to become an emergency room physician. In fact, the Club has scholarship programs that 

will allow members to attend universities throughout the country 

... Vanderbilt, Princeton, Berkeley just to name a few, as well as 

schools right here at home. 

My fi rst trip outside of my community was with the Boys & Girls 

Club, and my most memorable trip, in September, was to meet 

with President George Bush in the Oval Offi ce, where I told him 

just how important the Boys & Girls Club has been in my life. And, 

yes, that trip was because of my Club. 

The Club is where I always had the support and guidance of adult mentors who 

I knew really cared about what happened to me. 

The Boys & Girls Club has helped defi ne me every step of the way. 

I am now a freshman at ASU, starting a new chapter in my life. But I will never 

forget the lessons I learned along the way -lessons that make me who I am today. 

I am no longer a child, but I will forever be a Boys & Girls Club kid. 

My name is Chantel Dahlia Tafoya Sanchez, and I am proud to tell you who I am.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Phoenix ... 

Where Kids Come First! 

In a world that is rapidly and radically changing, today’s youth need a safe haven that provides them with the resources needed to 

succeed. The Boys & Girls Club is that safe haven. 

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Phoenix inspires and enables youth in our community, especially those faced with diffi cult 

and challenging circumstances, to realize their individual potential while learning responsible citizenship. 

By focusing on fi ve core programs that help develop a positive self-identity, educational competencies, 

and values, the Club can enable youth to develop positive relationships with others. These fi ve core 

programs include Education & Career Development; the Arts; Health & Life Skills; Sports, Fitness & 

Recreation; and Character & Leadership Development. Youth with these capacities are more likely to 

become responsible citizens and leaders who make meaningful 

contributions and live successful lives. 

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Phoenix is a safe place for 

our community’s children to learn and grow - all while having fun. 

Membership dues average only $30 per year, yet more than half of the youth served by the 

Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Phoenix must receive some scholarship assistance, as no 

child is turned away because of his/her family’s inability to pay. 

Membership dues constitute only 1% of the club’s annual budget. All-day summer program 

fees comprise another 4%. This is all the communities we serve can afford, and where 

children most need the safety, stability, and positive programs of their local 

neighborhood Boys & Girls Club. 

26,500 Youth Served 

58% Male 

42% Female 

Ages 

15% aged 5 and 6 

60% aged 7-13 

24% aged 14-17 

1% aged 18 

Ethnicity 

51% Hispanic 

22% Caucasian 

16% African American 

7% Multiracial 

3% Native American 

1% Asian

Hope and opportunity can make all the difference in a kid’s life, inspiring and 

enabling every child to realize his or her biggest dreams. Every day the Boys & 

Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Phoenix opens the doors of hope and opportunity 

for youth in our Valley’s most vulnerable neighborhoods. At the Boys & Girls 

Club, they have a safe place to learn and grow, establish ongoing relationships 

with caring adults, and participate in life-enhancing programs and experiences. 

They find a home away from home - a sanctuary. 

Club staff are incredibly passionate about the work we do and the people 

we serve - our kids. For almost sixty years and as one of the Valley’s most 

established youth-serving agencies, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan 

Phoenix continues to provide our youth with hope, opportunities, and a safe 

place that enables them to become responsible citizens. 

This year we see the result of years of hard work as our 2005 Youth of the 

Year, Chantel Sanchez, a thirteen-year member of our Peoria Branch, was 

selected Boys & Girls Clubs of America Youth of the Year for the 

Pacific Region. We also served more than 26,500 children Valley wide, fully 

renovated our Louis & Elizabeth Sands Branch, and made some major 

improvements to three of our branches. In addition, we launched the 

Kids, Clubs, Opportunities Growth Initiative to raise funding for three new 

clubhouses. 

We invite you to get to know some of our kids, our programs, and our staff by 

reading their stories on the following pages. Some of their stories have been 

written over the years, others are just beginning and can be written with your 

participation and support. Thank you for helping us improve children’s lives by 

supporting the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Phoenix. 

Sincerely, 

Amy Gibbons Diane Costantino 

President and Executive Director 2005-06 Board Chair 

Offi cers’ Letter

Commitment 

STRONG LEADERSHIP, TRUE COMMITMENT 

Dear Community Member, 

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Phoenix (BGCMP) is an important resource for our community. 

Children and families depend on the Clubs’ nationally recognized quality programming to help kids learn 

and grow. As community members, we depend on the Clubs as a place we know kids can participate in 

positive, constructive activities. 

What many people don’t realize is that the BGCMP focuses on bringing these life-changing programs 

and services to communities desperate for youth services yet unable to pay for them. At the BGCMP, 

children’s annual membership fees constitute only 1% of the total budget. All-day summer program fees 

comprise another 4%. That’s what our families can afford--the rest is up to us. 

We are in the process of raising $26 million to update our current facilities, expand programming capacity 

and, I am thrilled to tell you, build the following three new clubhouses in communities anxiously awaiting 

our help: 

--The Robson Family Club, 29th Street and Greenway Road 

--The Jerry Colangelo Club, 34th Avenue and McDowell Road 

--The Glendale Club, 63rd Avenue and Maryland Avenue 

Your help will bring us one step closer to building these clubhouses that will open the doors to hope and 

opportunity for our community’s youth for generations to come. Please consider making a gift in support 

of this growth initiative to better our community. Please call the BGCMP at 602.954.8182 for more 

information on how you can help. 

Warmest regards, 

Edward J. Robson 

Chairman of the Board and CEO, Robson Communities 

Kids, Clubs, Opportunities Campaign Chairman, BGCMP

CLUB LOCATIONS 

1. Del E. Webb Administrative Center 

2645 N 24th St 

Phoenix, AZ 85008-1824 

Phone: (602) 954-8182 

Fax: (602) 956-3320 

2. Dave Pratt Dental Clinic 8. Jerry & Helen Wisotsky/ 

Located at I. G. Homes Branch Peoria Branch 

1601 W Sherman St 

11820 N 81st Ave 


Peoria, AZ 85345-5736 

Phone: (602) 271-9961 

Phone: (623) 979-3559 

3. Warner A. Gabel Branch 

1330 N 15th St 


Phone: (602) 252-7968 

9. Louis & Elizabeth Sands Branch 

4730 W Grovers Ave 

Glendale, AZ 85308-3453 

Phone: (602) 375-0400 

4. Glendale Branch 

5850 W Northview Ave 

Glendale, AZ 85301-1871 

Phone: (623) 939-6952 

10. Spencer D. & Mary Jane Stewart Branch 

6629 W Clarendon Ave 


Phone: (623) 848-1022 

5. I. G. Homes Branch 

1601 W Sherman St 


Phone: (602) 254-5814 

11. Tolleson Branch 

9251 W Washington St 

Tolleson, AZ 85353-2948 

Phone: (623) 936-9020 

6. Herbert Kieckhefer Branch 

548 W Southern Ave 

12. Tri-City West/Thornwood Branch 


301 E Western Ave 

Phone: (602) 268-3486 

Avondale, AZ 85323-2347 

Phone: (623) 932-1154 

7. Harry & Sandy Rosenzweig Branch 

2242 W Missouri Ave 


Phone: (602) 249-1338 

Future Club Sites 

The Jerry Colangelo Clubhouse 

The Glendale Clubhouse 

The Robson Family Clubhouse 

www.bgcmp.org

One of eight children raised by a single mother 

in a tough neighborhood, Denise and her siblings 

found a safe haven at their neighborhood Boys 

& Girls Club. At the Club, Denise thrived in the 

Education Center and soon realized she could 

achieve anything she wanted -and what she 

wanted the most was to earn a college degree. 

Denise did receive a college degree and followed 

her life’s mission: As the Education Coordinator 

at the Herbert Kieckhefer Branch, she has helped 

kids in one of the Valley’s most vulnerable 

neighborhoods. Denise educates, encourages, 

and supervises kids in a club like the one she 

joined years ago. Denise has implemented a 

program that is so successful it has earned 

national recognition and received the 

Programming Excellence in Education Award at 

the Boys & Girls Clubs of America 2005 National 

Education Technology Summit.

Education 

Education Is the Key to a Better Future 

Denise is making a world of difference—one child at a time. “I believe it’s my duty to work with kids from my same background,” 

says Denise. 

At the Kieckhefer Branch, Denise designs activities that refl ect the Education & Career Development core program, 

which enables youth to become profi cient in basic educational disciplines, apply learning to everyday situations, and embrace 

technology to optimize employability. At the Club, Denise and the Boys & Girl Club education team incorporate professionally 

designed activities such as homework assistance, career development workshops, science programs, learning skills development, 

reading hours, and more, to empower our children. 

In recent outcome surveys 77% of the BGCMP’s kids stated that they do not have a computer at home to use. And 56% of the 

survey’s respondents indicated that if they did not do their homework at the Boys & Girls Club their 

homework would not get done at all. The Education & Career Development core program provides 

the essential tools for our community’s youth to become successful adults creating a better future: 

Daily Homework Hour (Power Hour) 

Money Matters 

PBS Zoom/Dragonfl y Quest Program 

Technology Techathalon 

Junior Achievement 

Job Readiness Program 

Read to Achieve 

Annual Back to School Bash 

Netsmartz 

Annual Science Fair 

Project Learn 

Annual Pizza with the Pro’s 

Newspapers in Education

Opening the Door to Creativity and Hidden Talents 

For many kids like Kaylee, the Arts core program provides an outlet to express themselves and be recognized. For Kaylee, the 

arts also hold the keys to learning, and through this program she is able to learn, achieve, and succeed. With the declining 

availability of art programs in schools, the Boys & Girls Club provides youth with an opportunity to express themselves freely, 

capturing their passions and emotions as well as allowing them to explore new ideas, subject matter, and cultures. 

The Arts core program of the Boys & Girls Club enables youth to develop creativity and cultural awareness through knowledge and 

appreciation of visual and tactile arts and crafts, performing arts, and creative writing. Kids at all ten clubs of the Boys & Girls 

Clubs of Metropolitan Phoenix can enjoy a diversity of art programs that include fi ne arts, crafts, photography, talent shows, 

performing arts, literary arts, as well as exhibits and other great opportunities. 

Phillip, age 11 

Latonia, age 16 Kaylee, age 9

Kaylee joined the Louis & Elizabeth Sands Branch at age 

six. When she fi rst walked into the Club’s art room, she 

couldn’t stop smiling from ear to ear. There, she knew she 

had found a place where she could draw, paint, and create 

anything that her imagination could dream of. Today she 

is an aspiring young artist who is working to fully develop 

her artistic abilities. 

Kaylee’s passion for anything related to art has led this 

sixth grader to win the Boys & Girls Clubs of America 

Pacifi c Region Image Makers Photography Contest and 

has provided her with a unique voice to express herself. 

The arts keep Kaylee coming back every day to the club, 

where she also participates in the other programs the 

Club has to offer. For instance, she participates in the 

homework hour program, which has helped raise her math 

grades from an F to a B average. At the Club, she also 

receives the support of the Sight for Students program, 

which opened a whole new world by providing her with 

brand new eyeglasses. For Kaylee, the arts and the Club 

bring an additional joy into her life every day. 

“The arts are, above all, the special language of children, 

who, even before they learn to speak, respond intuitively 

Smiles 

to dance, music, and color,” 

Dr. Ernest Boyer, former U.S. Commissioner of Education. 

Photo used with permission of the Northwest Valley News.

Once labeled shy and withdrawn, fi fteen-year-old Daisy has 

blossomed following her participation in the Girl Power program 

at The Virginia G. Piper Teen Center at the Harry & Sandy 

Rosenzweig Branch. 

A club member since the age of ten, Daisy was content keeping to 

herself. When she started having problems transitioning into high 

school, she turned to the Club for help and enrolled in the Girl 

Power program. 

Daisy says, “Most of the girls that I went to school with or know are 

either pregnant, into alcohol and drugs, or dead. The Girl Power 

program is one main factor that helped keep me out of situations 

like that. I feel that Girl Power is a passage to a place in your life 

where you can fi nally be confi dent and content with yourself.” The 

Girl Power program has helped Daisy set her personal goals and 

feel confi dent that she can achieve them.

Health 

HEALTHY LIVING: 

Key Choices for a Healthy Life 

For some youth, the best way to develop a positive selfidentity 

is by participating in a safe environment with caring 

adults and a group of understanding peers. 

The Health & Life Skills core program provides these 

opportunities by developing young people’s capacity to 

engage in positive behaviors that help nurture their own 

well-being, set personal goals, and acquire the skills to live 

successfully as self-suffi cient adults. 

Girl Power has helped Daisy unlock her potential. For many 

kids, improving their oral health or receiving a warm meal 

everyday at the Club is what makes a dramatic change in their 

lives. The Health & Life Skills core program is offered to youth 

through health and nutrition outreach, fi tness programs, and 

peer discussion groups that help youth successfully resist 

gangs and violence and resolve confl icts. 

The Boys & Girls Clubs 

of Metropolitan Phoenix 

offers a variety of 

programs to help youth 

develop their 

Health & Life Skills: 

Dave Pratt Dental Clinic - 

A Crest Healthy Smiles Shoppe 

Sight for Students 

Girl Power/Passport to Manhood 

(gender specifi c programs) 

Back-to-School Shopping 

Holiday Shopping 

Give Kids a Smile Day 

SMART Moves

Teamwork 

AT THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB, SPORTS ARE NEVER JUST ABOUT THE GAME... 

THEY HELP UNLOCK CHARACTER, LEADERSHIP, AND TEAMWORK SKILLS 

And ten-year-old Jordan knows this all too well. As a member of the Spencer D. & Mary Jane Stewart Branch, Jordan has been able to 

enjoy participating in all the programs the Club has to offer. But it is sports that keep him coming back. A likable young man that kids 

look up to, Jordan has played in as many sports as he can, including basketball, fl ag football, Wiffl e ball, and golf. 

With the guidance of the Club’s Health & P.E. Coordinator, Jordan has matured tremendously this past year, becoming a leader to 

other Club members, leading the Club’s all-star and fl ag football leagues, cheering on his teammates to give 100%, helping out in other 

areas in the Club, and looking forward to a bright future. 

Nothing Can Stop Jordan Now . . . 

Sports play a very important role in teaching a child to develop 

intrapersonal skills and helping them learn to work as a team. 

Jordan has not only found a great way to stay healthy and feel 

good about himself, but also a way for him to develop character 

and become a leader at the Club. 

The Sports, Fitness & Recreation core program promotes 

physical fi tness, positive use of leisure time, skills for stress 

management, appreciation for the environment, and social and 

interpersonal skills. Through this program, children learn about 

teamwork, honesty, and responsibility; they acquire selfconfi 

dence; and incorporate healthy choices into their lives. 

From games to organized sports and other recreational programs, 

there truly is an activity for everyone.

Fitness

Extraordinary 

What would you think of a child who gave his brand new, shiny, 

red fi re truck to a boy he had never met but had heard was 

sad because the boy had lost his own toy when his parents 

divorced? What would you think of that child if you knew the 

brand new fi re truck was to be his only real Christmas present? 

Meet ten-year-old Jaylyn. When his dad stepped out of the 

picture, grandpa stepped in to raise Jaylyn along with eight 

other grandchildren. At the I. G. Homes Branch, Jaylyn found 

stability, caring mentors, and a place to be a kid. Jaylyn has 

since blossomed into an extraordinary young man. 

When he was selected as the 2005 Kid of the Year, Jaylyn was 

both honored and terrifi ed to deliver his speech. The staff’s 

positive reinforcement boosted Jaylyn’s self-confi dence and 

provided him with the tools necessary to overcome his fears 

and trust himself. Jaylyn continues to thrive and develop the 

character that will help him make a difference throughout 

his life.

HELPING TODAY’S KIDS 

BECOME TOMORROW’S STARS 

When Jaylyn took the stage to deliver his Kid of the Year speech, he didn’t think 

twice about where his new-found confi dence came from. When Chantel Sanchez 

fi rst walked into the Boys & Girls Club at age fi ve, she wasn’t looking to develop her 

character and leadership --they were a natural result of her participation. Through 

programs, activities, and everyday interactions, the Club helps children develop a 

positive self-identity and values that enable them to become responsible citizens 

and leaders who make meaningful contributions and live successful lives. 

With a goal to develop leaders in our community, the Character & 

Leadership Development core program empowers youth to support and 

infl uence their Club and community, sustain meaningful relationships with others, 

develop a positive self-image, participate in the democratic process, and respect their own and others’ cultural identities. 

Through a variety of programs, the caring mentors and role models at the clubs inspire children to become successful leaders in 

their communities. These programs include: 

Youth of the Year Program 

Kid of the Year Program 

Keystone Club 

Torch Club 

TEEN Supreme 

Kids Voting Arizona 

Junior Staff Program 

Some of the greatest contributions the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Phoenix gives to our community and our kids are the 

life-long lessons taught every 

Leadership 

day, and every hour at the club. Those lessons help today’s kids develop into tomorrow’s stars. From 

Chantel to Kaylee, Daisy to Jaylyn, Denise to Jordan, and all the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Phoenix Club kids, thank you 

for your support in making each child’s story possible.

Financials 

FINANCIALS 

STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSES FY 2004/05 

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Board of Directors 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS ROSTER 

ACTIVE BOARD 

Wayne G. Allcott 

Charles M. Allen 

Tamara S. Ball-Smith 

Daniel J. Barkosky 

Jeffrey C. Bell 

Gary W. Brown 

W. Thomas Castleberry 

Bryan P. Colangelo 

Diane E. Costantino 

Rod D. Dennis 

Robert M. Frye 

Steven M. Fusco 

Warner A. Gabel III 

Scott A. Gauthiér 

Jeffrey J. Goulder 

David W. Groff 

William R. Gruwell 

Trish R. Gulbranson 

Lawrence H. Hayward 

John D. Hester 

Howard J. Hickey III 

Scott K. Higginson 

Jerome E. Jacobs 

John M. Kemper 

Jeffrey S. Kunkel 

Thomas P. La Porte 

Robert J. Lavinia 

Terry G. Lee 

Jeffrey H. Levinson 

George A. Long 

Robert R. Lubold IV 

Joseph P. Martori II 

Vicki K. McDonald 

Kevin W. McHolland 

Kimberly J. McWaters 

Dale M. Micetic 

Alfredo J. Molina 

Gregory M. Pafford 

Mark T. Peterson 

Jack Pleiter 

Linda Pope 

Laurel D. Prieb 

Patrick A. Ray 

Thomas W. Roberts 

Edward (Ted) J. Ryan Jr. 

Louis (Buzz) Sands IV 

Russell G. Scaramella 

Charles C. Schmidt 

David B. Sciotto 

Suzee L. Smith-Everhard 

James C. Stone 

Donald R. Tapia 

Jeffrey S. Terrill 

Craig Thorn 

Scott D. Thorn 

John A. Vandevier 

Jimmy Walker 

Thomas N. Walker 

Ian M. Wist 

Jeff Woods 

BOARD LIAISONS 

Steve Beeghley, 

Executive Council Liaison 

Donna Dobrovich, 

Branch Development Board 

Liaison 

Robert M. Frye, 

Foundation President 

Greg Reeve, 

Executive Council Liaison 

LIFE MEMBERS 

Robert W. Goldwater Sr.* 

Lynn Hester 

Andrew Hlusak 

Joseph P. Martori 

Paul Muscenti 

Irvin E. Pearlstein 

Ronald G. Saffer 

* Past Board Chair 

HONORARY MEMBERS 

A. Marshall Austin II 

Robert G. Begam 

Glen Campbell 

Herman Chanen 

Alex Crutchfi eld 

Dennis A. Garrett 

James R. Lukash 

Rose Mofford 

Frank L. Nageotte 

Mark S. Searle 

Edward C. Voss III 

PAST BOARD CHAIRS 

Karlene Arnold Keogh 

Chuck Artigue 

Donald E. Cline** 

Larry L. Cummings 

R. Edward Duley 

Dan L. Finch 

John H. Gleason 

W. G. (Fred) Homes 

Burton S. Kruglick 

Bradley E. Kuluris 

James J. Miller 

William H. Peltier 

Edward J. Robson 

Malcolm Straus 

Edward Sucato 

David M. Wilder 

**Life Member 

2005-06 OFFICERS 

Diane E. Costantino, 

Board Chair 

Wayne G. Allcott, 

Vice Chair 

Kimberly J. McWaters, 

Vice Chair 

Patrick A. Ray, 

Vice Chair 

Edward J. Ryan Jr., 

Vice Chair 

Amy Gibbons, 

President and 

Executive Director

Commitment 

Executive Council 

Members 

Ryan Amato 

Gary Anderson 

Mark Ashworth 

Grant Baecker 

Harley Barnes 

Steve Beeghley 

Mike Bianchi 

Billy Bivin 

Scott Blasenak 

Bill Borders 

David Brown 

Jim Bruske 

Dan Calihan 

Kevin Calihan 

Phil Calihan III 

David Carder 

Trevor Chait 

Todd Chester 

Jeff Conrad 

Mark Cosmas 

Jeff Cunningham 

Jamison Davis 

Adrian Evarkiou 

John Finn 

Erik Gelinas 

Chris Gerardo 

Buzz Gosnell 

Mark Gruwell 

Scott Gruwell 

Ben Heglie 

Hugh Hernandez 

Chris Hunter 

Chuck Inderieden 

Bennett Irwin 

Tim Jones 

Jason Klonoski 

Kevin Kopp 

Steve LaTerra 

Matthew Loney 

Tom Louer 

Eric Luoma 

Andy Markham 

Keaton Merrell 

Kevin Miller 

Jim Orders 

Brad Parker 

Brett Polachek 

Noel Powell 

Greg Raffaelli 

Mike Ragland 

Greg Reeve 

Nick Roe 

Peter Scardello 

Stephen Scardello 

John Schloz 

Chad Schubert 

Rick Seidel 

Tony Sokolowski 

Curtiss Smith 

Tracy Snelling 

Wade Stooks 

Ben Thinnes 

Sam Tiffany 

Larry Vanderwey 

Chuck Walton 

Mike Warren 

Steve Wiggins 

Mike Wilmink 

Past Presidents 

Mike Basham 

Joe Binsfeld 

Phil Calihan 

Gregg Cebulski 

Cale Clayton 

Paul Conley 

Wendell Cook 

Barry Gabel 

Warner Gabel 

Marcus Gillette 

Kent Greenwald 

John Heitel 

George Jackson 

Stein Koss 

Brian Landauer 

Patrick McGinley 

Tim O’Malley 

Greg Pafford 

Doug Parker 

Stephen Schwanz 

Dan Sullivan 

Chris Ulrich 

Hal Vinson 

Edward Voss 

Life Members 

Tom Altieri 

Todd Arnot 

Joe Beers 

Scot Benefi el 

Jim Berridge 

Andy Bolwar 

Bill Breecher 

Jim Brignall 

Ben “Tres” Brooks III 

Eric Brown 

Gary Brown 

Burt Brownell 

Tom Burger 

Tim Burns 

Rick Butler 

Rich Chanick 

Jim Chappell 

Nick Christifulli 

Robert Church 

Alex Clark 

Chad Clark 

Larry Clark 

Robert Coleman 

Jack Cook 

Jason Cook 

Chuck Cornish 

John Corpstein 

Dane Dashney 

Jim Dew 

Tom Diamond 

Mike Dickens 

Ken Dickey 

Tim Dwyer 

Brad East 

Matt Faucher 

John Felix 

Larry Field 

Sid Fingerhut 

Tim Fitzgerald 

Mark Forrester 

Tim Frakes 

Jay Francis 

George Frieh 

Gregg Ghelfi 

Tracy Glass 

Don Goldwater 

Bob Gradwohl 

Greg Grassl 

Jim Griffi n 

Tony Hancock 

Bucky Haver 

Tony Hernandez 

John Hester 

Mark Hester 

Ward Hickey 

Jerry Holdaway 

Greg Hoyt 

Bob Jamison 

Garth Jax 

Jay Jennings 

Rhett Johnston 

Jim Kaiser 

Bob Karber 

Jim Keenley 

Rick Kent 

Tom Kirkegaard 

Tom Kneller 

Pete Kuehner 

Brent LaBier 

J. Patrick Lannan 

Martin LaPrade 

David Larcher 

Steve Laven 

Brad Lemon 

Rob Leonard 

Jeff Lowe 

Jim Mahoney 

Steve Mardian 

Jeff Masters 

Doug McFetters 

Joe McGill 

Mike McQuaid 

Dan Mercer 

Dennis Michael 

Steve Mindak 

R.C. Moore 

Bill Murney 

Mike Murphy 

Jeff Myers 

Matt Nadler 

Steve Norris 

Tim Orscheln 

Brett Parker 

Olen Petznick 

Dave Prechel 

Michael Pylman 

Jeffrey Rausch 

Ken Reynolds 

Paul Rhodes 

Harry Rosenzweig 

Kent Saba 

Louis “Buzz” Sands 

Craig Sanford 

Bob Semple 

John Shannon 

Mike Shano 

Gary Smith 

Rod Smith 

Scott Smith 

Rick Stewart 

Tom Tait 

Paul Vecchia 

Chuck Vogel 

Jeff Wentworth 

John Wentworth 

Frank Whitehead 

Steve Whitehead 

Greg Williams 

Randy Williams 

Brad Wright 

Doug York 

Jeff Zemer 

Executive 

Council Offi cers 

President, 

Keaton Merrell 

President Elect, 

Andy Markham 

Vice President 

Membership, 

Andy Markham 

Vice President 

Project, 

Steve LaTerra 

Treasurer, 

Grant Baecker 

Secretary, 

Jeff Cunningham 

Branch Development 

Board 

Abby-Sunshine Adesina 

Cindy Baczewski 

Jay Busch 

Nicole Lockhart 

Donna Dobrovich 

Catherine Herman 

Sarah Heuerman 

Jennifer Jacques 

Kathleen Kempley 

Stacy Kerr 

Lariana Lesniak 

Robin McLoughlin 

Amy Miller 

Kevin O’Shaughnessy 

Larry Palles 

Silver Rose 

Janet Rosen 

Marvin Schutz 

Jill Skeen 

Tomas Stanton 

Beverly Strom 

Al Wolfson

Contributors 

A & C Properties 

FISCAL YEAR 2004/2005 CONTRIBUTORS ABOVE $1000 Thank you to our contributors 

dba A & C Tank Sales Company, Inc. 

JVMS, Inc. dba Accent Careers 

Ace Vending, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Adelson 

AdMark Communications, Inc. 

Adolfson & Peterson, Inc. 

Aetna 

Algodon 453, Inc. 

All Pro Materials, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne G. Allcott 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Allen 

Alliance Beverage Dist. Co., LLC 

Allred Construction Company - CDT 

Allstate Insurance Company 

Ms. Susie Alofs 

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Altieri 

Amar, Inc. - Infi nity Foundation 

Amarr Garage Doors 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Ambrose 

American Express Foundation 

American Family Mutual Insurance 

American Valet Company, Inc. 

Ames Construction, Inc. Arizona 

Mr. and Mrs. Vince Annable 

Aon Foundation 

Apex Financial Mortgage 

Apollo Group, Inc. 

APS Foundation, Inc. 

State of Arizona 

Arizona Business Bank 

Arizona Cardinals 

Arizona Commission on the Arts 

Arizona Community Foundation 

Arizona Diamondbacks 

Arizona Industrial Properties 

Arizona Orthopedic Associates 

Arizona Public Service 

Arizona Republic 

Arizona Sign Association 

Dennis L. Armstrong, M.D. 

Mrs. Karlene W. Arnold Keogh 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ashworth 

ATKO Building Materials 

AVNET 

City of Avondale 

AZME, LLC 

Mr. and Mrs. Grant R. Baecker, Sr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Bailey 

Robert W. Baird & Co. Foundation, Inc. Cadwell Foundation 

Copper State Bolt & Nut Co. Mr. John B. Ellis 

Mr. and Mrs. Al Ghelfi 

Bank of America Arizona 

Dr. Luke Cain 

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Costabile Mr. Richard D. Emerine 

Ghelfi Foundation 

Bank One 

Calence, Inc. 

Ms. Diane E. Costantino 

Mr. Raoul Encinas 

Mr. Nathan F. Gill 

Banner Health System 

California Bank & Trust 

Courtesy Chevrolet 

Erickson & Meeks Engineering, LLC Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gleason 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Barker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Calihan Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Coury Ernst & Young, LLP 

City of Glendale 

Mr. and Mrs. Harley Barnes 

Calligaro Survivor’s Trust 

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald O. Cox EverKrisp Vegetables, Inc. 

Glendale Civic Pride Ambassadors 

Daron and Ron Barness Family Donor Mr. Phil Calzadilla 

Cox Charities 

Ewing Irrigation Products 

City of Goodyear 

Advised Fund 

Dr. and Mrs. David A. Camarata Cox Communications, Inc. Exclusive Development, Inc. Mr. Daniel W. Gosnell 

Barr-Matt Management, LLC Mr. Jerry Campbell 

Coyotes Charities 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Andy Goulder 

Barry Metals Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David Michael Cantor Cramer-Krasselt / Phoenix Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Fenn 

Mr. William M. Grace 

Bashas’ Charitable Fund 

Cantor & Simon, PLLC 

Crescent Crown Distributing, LLC Fennemore Craig 

Dr. John Graham, D.D.S., M.D. 

Bay Travelgear, Inc. 

Capital Title Group, Inc. 

Crest 

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ferris 

GBE of Tempe Limited Partnership 

Bechtel Foundation 

Mr. and Mrs. David Carder 

CSK Auto, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Curt R. Feuer 

dba Graham Central Station 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Begam Cardinal Charities, Inc. 

Cushman & Wakefi eld of Arizona Fidelity National Title 

Mr. Kent Grantham 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Bell 

Mr. and Mrs. Rick D. Carlson 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Cutberth Fiesta Events 

Mr. Dennis Green 

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bennett CarQuest Charitable Foundation Cyclone Commerce 

Celebrity Fight Night 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Green 

Mr. Don H. Bennett 

Carson, Messinger, Elliott, Laughlin & Dahl Robins & Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Finchum Greenberg Taurig, LLP 

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Bergamo Ragan, PLLC 

Davis Kitchens 

Finish Line Youth Foundation Mr. Peter C. Guild 

Mr. Stephan Besendorfer 

Casino Arizona 

DBG Benefi ts, Inc. 

Firebird International Raceway Michael D. Guinan 

BHHS Legacy Foundation 

Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Castleberry DCI Management Group First American Title Insurance Co. Mr. and Mrs. Jason M. Hadley 

Mr. Joseph M. Binsfeld 

Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Caswell 

Mr. Joe De La Vara 

First National Bank of Arizona Hanger P & O, Inc. 

Bjerk Builders, Inc. 

Catholic Healthcare West 

DEI Professional Services Mr. and Mrs. Al Fischer 

Hardison/Downey Construction, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bleier, Ttees Mr. James A. Caviness 

Mr. and Mrs. Philip D’Elia 

Jahna Fischer 

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Harlan 

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona CB & T Real Estate Finance 

Deloitte & Touche, LLP 

Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Harlow 

BMC Capital 

CB Richard Ellis 

Delta Dental 

Mr. and Mrs. Thaine Fischer 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Hartman 

The Board of Visitors 

Centerline Supply West 

Deluxe Corporation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Fleischer Harvard Investments, Inc. 

ECF of Boeing Mesa 

The Chamberlain Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Don W. DeMichele Ms. Betty Rena Floyd 

Hawkeye Electric 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Border Charitable Donations, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Rod D. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Guy D. Forbes 

Haworth Investment & Development 

Mr. Jeffrey M. Bowman 

Mr. E. F. Charles 

Denny Charitable Lead Unitrust Foresters 

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Hayward 

Boys & Girls Clubs of America Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert W. Chester Desert Bone & Joint Surgeons, Ltd. Foursite Holdings 

Health Net of Arizona, Inc. 

BP Medical, LLC 

Chips Unlimited, Inc. 

Desert View Electric, Inc. Fox Cable Networks Services, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hecomovich 

D. A. and V. Ruth Bradburn Family Circle K Stores, Inc. 

Desert Winds Development Fox Sports Net Arizona 

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Heglie 

Foundation 

Cisco Systems, Inc. 

Diablo Funding Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Morris G. France, III Hein & Associates, LLP 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Brady City Spaces, Inc. 

Diversifi ed Human Resources, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Franke Mr. and Mrs. Clemens F. Hellmann 

Brokerage Professionals, Inc. Cityblock, Inc. 

DLC Dermacare, LLC 

Mr. and Mrs. George P. Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Helmholdt 

Mr. and Mrs. David M. Brown Clear Channel Worldwide 

Mr. Tim Dollander 

Mr. Doug Fredrickson 

Mr. Michael B. Henry 

Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Brown 

CMC Group, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Donovan Mr. Elliott Freireich 

Timothy Henry, PC 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Brown CMGRP, Inc. 

Ms. Leigh E. Dorand 

Lynn and Foster Friess Family Fund Henry & Horne, PLC 

Brown & Brown Insurance 

CMX, LLC 

Dorrance Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Frye Hensley & Co. 

Brown Family Communities Mr. Timothy Coffey 

Duke Energy 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Fusco Mr. Tom Hershberger 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bruske 

Mr. David S. Cohen 

Eagle Milling Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Barry H. Gabel Mr. and Mrs. Howard “Ward” J. 

Bryan Cave, LLP 

Commonwealth Insurance 

Mr. Michael E. Eggen 

Mrs. Shirley Gabel 

Hickey, III 

Buchalter, Nemer, Fields, & Younger Compass Bank 

EGM, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Warner Gabel, III Mr. and Mrs. Trevor T. Hill 

Mr. Mark Burns 

Complete Door & Trim, Inc. 

EJM Development Co. 

Gabel Investments, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hinz 

Mr. Sabin L. Burrell 

Computer & Communications El Dorado Partners, LLC 

Gabel Real Estate Services, Inc. Mr. Charles Horlacher 

Mr. and Mrs. Rick M. Busbee 

Industry Assoc. 

M & B Restaurants LC 

Tyler Gahn 

Hornaday Development, LLC 

Busbee’s Manufactured Homes Mr. and Mrs. Wendell R. Cook 

dba El Paso Bar-B-Que Company Gallagher & Kennedy, PA 

Hot Tacos, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Butler CB Document Solutions 

Eldorado Computing, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Sam S. Garvin 

HSBC 

Butler Design Group, LLC 

dba The Copier Brothers, Inc. Ellermann Schick & Bruno, Inc. General Southwest Insurance Agency Hughes-Calihan

Contributors 

Humana 

Eugene & Eloise Hunstad Foundation 

Kutak Rock, LLP 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. La Porte 

Ms. Sara S. Hurley 

Ms. Stacy LaFrance 

Mr. Mark Hussey 

The Landscape Broker 

Mr. Matthew P. Hussey 

Lankal Investment Management 

National Assn. of Industrial and Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Lannan 

Offi ce Properties 

Larry Miller Toyota 

Infi nity Broadcasting 

Lauth Property Group 

Inlign Wealth Management, LLC Lavinia Family Foundation 

In-N-Out Burgers 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Lawrence 

Insight 

Layton Construction Co. of Arizona 

Insight Enterprises, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Lechter 

Insured Dealer Services 

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Lee 

Interest Ministries 

Mr. Terry G. Lee 

International Capital Partners Lender Support Services, LLC 

Interstate Packaging Group, Inc. Lendmark Mortgage & 

Investors Mortgage Holdings 

Investments, LLC 

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Itule 

Joseph S. Lentz and Mary Trigg 

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome E. Jacobs 

Lentz Fund 

Mrs. Mary M. Jacobs 

Mr. Rob Leslie 

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Jameson 

Leslie’s Poolmart, Inc. 

Jessco Electric Co. 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Levinson 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Johnson Mr. Tom W. Lewis 

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Johnson Lewis & Roca, LLP 

Johnson Bank 

LGE Corporation 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordan 

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lieberman 

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Jozoff 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Lindsey 

The JPMorganChase Foundation City of Litchfi eld Park 

Dr. Robert S. Kane 

MADJ, Inc. 

Ms. Darrel B. Kaplan 

dba Lodi Garage Doors & More 

Mrs. Susan T. Kauffman 

Mr. Cleta K. Lofgreen, Ttee 

KB Home - Arizona, Inc. 

Loma Vista Development Co., LLC 

KBS 

Mr. Tom Lombardi 

Mr. Wally C. Kelly 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Long 

Mr. and Mrs. Earl “Ken” G. Kendrick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Long 

Kent & Wittekind, PC 

John F. Long Foundation 

KFM Striping & Curb Co. 

Dover Associates, LLC 

Mr. Tim King 

dba Longbow Golf Club 

Mr. John Kirby 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Louer 

Ms. Ann E. Kirchner 

Lovitt & Touche, Inc. 

Kitchell Corporation 

Mr. Jeffrey D. Lowe 

Mr. and Mrs. Jason M. Klonoski Lowe’s Charitable and Educational 

Mr. Michael J. Klonoski 

Foundation 

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kobs 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Lubold, IV 

Carolyn M. Kottler Charitable Bill Luke Chrysler-Plymouth 

Remainder Unitrust 

The Sharon D. Lund Foundation 

Mr. Burton S. Kruglick 

Victoria Lund Foundation 

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kuhl 

Mr. Eric J. Luoma 

Robert Kutak Foundation 

M & I Bank AZ 

Mr. Scott A. Maasen 

Mountain Telecommunications, Inc. Pfi zer Foundation 

Mr. Kevin J. MacDonald 

Napa Phoenix Distribution Center Phoenician Fine Properties, Inc. 

The Mahoney Group 

Mr. and Mrs. William Nassikas City of Phoenix 

Mr. and Mrs. Cuong C. Mai 

National Commercial Services Phoenix Area Taco Bell Owner’s Assoc. 

Mathews Asset Management, Inc. National Financial Services 

Phoenix Baptist Hospital 

dba Main Street Real Estate Advisors Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company Phoenix Coyotes 

Maricopa County 

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Naughton Phoenix Rotary Club Charities 

Maricopa Readymix, LLC 

NBA Properties, Inc. 

Phoenix Suns Charities 

Kemper & Ethel Marley Foundation Mr. Brad J. Nelsen 

Phoenix Volvo Retailer Advert. Assoc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Marr 

Network Infrastructure Corporation Pinnacle Design, Inc. 

Mr. Peter A. Marshall 

Network Presence, Inc. 

Pinnacle West Capital Corporation 

Mass Mutual Insurance 

New York Life Insurance 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Pinnell 

Masterfoods USA 

Mr. and Mrs. John Noble 

The Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mathews Nordstrom 

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pleiter 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Normoyle Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Polachek 

Mr. Kevin J. Mazur 

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Norris 

Mr. Karl L. Polen, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. McCarthy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Norris Poore Brothers, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. McConnell North American Title Company Mr. and Mrs. William A. Pope 

James H. and Diane M. McCroy Northern Trust Bank Of Arizona John & Alice Powers Foundation 

Donor Advised Fund 

Norton Foundation 

Powers Steel & Wire Products, Inc. 

Mr. Richard McDonald 

Mr. and Mrs. Kory J. O’Brien 

Premier Graphics, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. R. Patrick McGinley Mrs. Mary O’Hanlon 

PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP 

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. McHolland One Child Foundation, Inc. 

AZ Prime One Mortgage Corporation 

Mr. and Mrs. Derek T. McKelvey Opus West Corporation 

Proctor & Gamble Company 

McKesson HBOC Foundation Osborn Maledon 

Professional Search Associates 

Mr. and Mrs. Branch P. McNeal Ms. Rebecca E. O’Sullivan 

Prudential Financial 

Mr. and Mrs. Chris McWaters 

Oz Architects, Inc. 

Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust 

Media Capital Associates, LLC Pacifi c Life Foundation 

Quality Block Co., Inc. 

William Mercer 

Dr. Gregory M. Pafford 

Quality Care Solutions, Inc. 

Mr. Keaton Merrell 

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Pahnke Qwest 

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick M. Pakis Rainbow Pediatrics 

Mr. and Mrs. Dale M. Micetic 

Palo Verde Constructors 

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Raper 

Mr. and Mrs. David K. Miller 

Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Papp 

Mr. and Mrs. Klaus Rapp 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Miller 

Shaun D. Parson, M.D. 

Mr. John F. Rasor 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Miller 

Pebble Technology, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Ray 

Miller/Russell & Associates, Inc. Pederson Group, Inc. 

RCCG Management, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mindak 

The Charles Pelletier & Ray Precourt Realty Mortgage Corporation 

Mirage Nails & Spa 

Memorial Foundation 

Mr. Brian Recher 

Mission Oaks National Bank 

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Peltier Redona, LLC 

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Moak 

City of Peoria 

Ms. Denise W. Reed 

Mr. and Mrs. Arte R. Moreno 

Peoria Diamond Club 

Mr. Michael Reina 

Moreno Family Foundation 

The Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Rhodes 

The JP Morgan Chase Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dwight R. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Albert “Buddy” L. Rice 

The Mortgage Advantage, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Troy Rice 

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. Moyes 

The George Verl Peterson 

Ms. Deborah L. Richardson 

Jerry Moyes Family Foundation Family Foundation 

Mr. Duane H. Rieke, Jr. 

Mathews Asset Management, Inc. dba Mr. and Mrs. William D. Petsas Right Honda 

MSREA ITF Kierland Greenway, LLC Mr. Wayne E. Pettes 

Right Toyota 

MT Builders 

Mr. and Mrs. David Petts 

RJB Development, LLC 

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome T. Roberts 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Roberts 

Robson Communities 

Lanelle Robson Foundation 

Graham Enterprises, Inc. 

dba Rodeo Nights 

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Roland 

Ms. Silver Rose 

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Rosen 

Harry Rosenzweig Charitable Trust 

Mr. and Mrs. William Roush, Jr. 

RSI Enterprises, Inc. 

Rolando G. Ruiz, M.D. 

Mr. James D. Rush 

Ryan Companies US, Inc. 

Ryley, Carlock & Applewhite 

S Corp Construction Management 

Mrs. Ruth Mary Sabeck 

Sacks Tierney, PA 

Salt River Materials Group 

Salt River Project 

Sam’s Club 

Sam’s Club Foundation 

Samuel Lawrence Furniture Company 

Sands Financial, Ltd. 

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Sasser 

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Saul 

Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Scaramella 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Scardello, III 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Scardello 

Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Schneider 

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Schubert, Jr. 

Schwab Sales, Inc. 

Mr. Dave B. Sciotto 

Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Segneri 

Senior Life Settlements, LLC 

Shamrock Foods Company 

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Shtabsky 

Silver Fern Management, LLC 

Harry & Adeline Silverman 

Foundation, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Kent A. Skalla 

Mr. Bradley C. Slager 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Sleeth 

Mr. Dorian D. Small 

Smith Brothers Homes, LLC 

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Everhard 

Snell & Wilmer, LLP 

Soroptimist Int’l of Estrella

Contributors 

Southwest Gas Corp. Foundation 

Tolleson Dairy 

William Lyon Homes, Inc. - Arizona 

Southwest Gas Corporation 

TOMA Advertising 

Mr. and Mrs. W. Randy Williams 

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Speer 

Trader Publishing Company 

Mrs. Helen Wisotsky 

Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, LLP Trans-West Telephone Co. 

Mr. Ian M. Wist 

St Luke’s Health Initiatives 

The Treadley Group, LLC 

Mr. Brian Woodworth 

Standard Pacifi c Homes 

Bobby Trunzo, PGA 

Mr. and Mrs. Clark D. York 

State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance TS Consultants, LLC 

Mr. Dean A. Young 

Mr. Jay Stein 

Turf Paradise 

Zions Management Services Company 

Steptoe & Johnson, LLP 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Ulrich, Jr 67th Avenue & Happy Valley, LLC 

Ms. Carol S. Sterling 

United Healthcare Corporation 944 Media, Inc. 

Steward Ventures, Inc. 

Valley of the Sun United Way 

Ms. Sherri Stiegelmeyer 

United Way of Miami-Dade 

We deeply regret any errors or omissions thay 

Mr. Bob Stinson 

United Way of New York City 

may occur in the list of contributors for fi scal 

Stinson Morrison Hecker, LLP Universal Technical Institute, Inc. year September 2004-August 2005. Please call 

Storage Technology Corporation Univest Equity Partners, Inc. 

(602) 954-8182 to notify us of any discrepancies. 

Stout-Wall Research, Inc. 

US Bank 

Thank you. 

Stratco, Inc. 

USAA 

Mr. Malcolm Straus 

V & P Nurseries, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Strawhecker Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Valadez 

Ms. Beverly A. Strom 

Valley Toyota Dealers Advertising Assn. 

Studio B Aesthetic Dentistry 

Mr. Grant Van Dyke 

Summit Builders 

Ms. Kelly Vanlandingham 

Sun City Elk Lodge 

Vantage, Inc. 

Sun Point Appraisals 

Mr. Paul Vecchia 

SunChase Estrella Ltd. Partnership Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Venberg 

SunChase Holdings, Inc. 

Venture West Funding, Inc. 

SunCor Development Company Verco Manufacturing Co. 

Sundt Construction, Inc. 

Vestar Development Co. 

Sunningdale Management Group VHS Phoenix Health Plan, Inc. 

Sunrise Bank of Arizona 

Viacom Outdoor, Inc. 

Swift Transportation Co., Inc. Viad Corp 

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Swindell 

The Wade Family Revocable Trust 

T Bar H’s Horizon Development, Inc. Wal-Mart 

Mr. Donald R. Tapia 

Wal-Mart Foundation 

Target Stores 

Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Walton, Jr. 

TB Consulting LLC 

Waterfi eld Group, Inc. 

TDK R & D Corporation 

The Weitz Company, LLC 

Tee Pee Mexican Foods 

Wells Fargo NA 

Tempe South Rotary Foundation Wespac Construction, Inc. 

Terrain Systems, Inc. 

West Valley Fine Arts Council 

Mr. Jeff S. Terrill 

West Valley Hospital 

Mr. Frank Thomas 

Westcor Partners 

Mr. and Mrs. Terence W. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. David G. White 

Thornwood Furniture Mfg., Inc. White Tank, LLC 

The Thunderbird Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L. Wiggins 

The Thunderbirds 

Ms. Sara P. Wiggins 

TIAA-CREF 

Mr. Steve Wiggins 

City of Tolleson 

Wild Horse Pass Development Auth. 

Tolleson Dairy 

Mr. Jerry G. Wilde 

Confused about how to easily contribute the most while impacting your 

bottom line the least? The State of Arizona and the Federal Government 

offer incentives that will help you make a difference. 

How the State of Arizona is encouraging you to help: 

Your personal donation may qualify you for a state income tax credit--not 

just a deduction, but an actual credit! Arizona tax law permits an 

individual to take a credit of up to $200 (or $300 if married fi ling jointly) 

when contributing to a qualifying organization such as the BGCMP. To 

receive this credit, a taxpayer must itemize on his/her individual state 

return and have established a baseline year for charitable contributions. 

For more information, please visit www.revenue.state.az.us/welfl ist.htm. 

How the Federal Government is encouraging you to help: 

In an effort to encourage individual giving for Katrina relief efforts and 

for the community nonprofi t organizations that will likely suffer from a 

decrease in funding because of the Katrina disaster, special incentives 

have been approved for cash gifts made between August 28, 2005, and 

December 31, 2005. Under the new law, an individual can contribute up 

to 100% of his/her adjusted gross income (as opposed to the normal 

50% rule). If the individual is over age 59 1/2, he/she may use IRA or other 

qualifi ed retire plan funds to make a cash gift pursuant to the 

above guidelines. 

Please consult with your tax advisor to determine how the new rules 

may affect you and how to make the best overall decisions for you and 

your community. 

Thank you very much for your support.

Del E. Webb Administrative Center 

2645 N. 24th Street 

Phoenix, Arizona 85008 

tel: 602.954.8182 

www.bgcmp.org

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