2011 Annual Reportwww.AnnikaFoundation.org

The ANNIKA Foundation teaches children the

importance of living a healthy, active lifestyle through fi tness and nutrition, and offers aspiring junior golfers

opportunities to pursue their dreams.

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OUR MISSION STATEMENT

Dear Friends and Supporters:

The ANNIKA Foundation made tremendous progress during our second full year of operation. In the following pages, I’m proud to highlight many of our accomplishments, and I want to sincerely thank each of you for the important role you play in our success and growth.

Our signature junior girls’ golf tournament – the ANNIKA Invitational – is quickly becoming one of the world’s top junior girls’ events. In 2011, we are expanding this event format beyond the U.S.; we will launch the first junior girls-only event in China, at Mission Hills, in August.

Our partnership with SPARK, the leading physical education program for children, continues and the program has grown to include approximately 400 schools across Florida and Arkansas. More than 369,000 kids in these schools have begun to learn the importance of living a healthy, active lifestyle, and we have big plans to positively impact thousands more in coming years.

Working closely with The First Tee and Florida Hospital for Children, we developed Nine Healthy Habits, an innovative new health and wellness program for children and their families. You will hear a lot more about this exciting project in coming months, and you can see the framework for Nine Healthy Habits on page 6.

We crowned our first ANNIKA Inspiration Award winner in 2010. Caitlin Baker is a very special young woman and competitive swimmer from Norman, Oklahoma. We hope you enjoy her inspirational story.

And finally, I want to give you a sneak preview of my biggest dream – the ANNIKA Children’s Wellness Center – where one day we will teach the best practices of fitness and nutrition to children and their families from Central Florida, as well as those who visit Orlando from across the country and around the world!

Thank you again for your wonderful support and for sharing my passion!

9685 Lake Nona Village Place, Suite 205 Orlando, Fl 32827 Tel: 407.385.1240 Fax: 407.385.1253www.AnnikaFoundation.org

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A NOTE FROM ANNIKA

The ANNIKA Foundation is a proud partner with SPARK, the leading physical education program for children in schools. We’ve helped grow the SPARK message and mission of lifelong wellness to include 400 schools (and counting) across Florida and Arkansas, teaching more than

369,000 kids the importance of living a healthy, active lifestyle. Join us!

www.sparkpe.org

The ANNIKA Foundation awards SPARK grants to elementary schools across Florida, such as Meadow Woods Elementary School in Orange County, Florida, pictured here.

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OUR QUALITY PHYSICAL EDUCATION PARTNER

Annika meets with middle school physical educators during their SPARK training at Legendary Middle School in Orlando.

After learning more about SPARK, I became committed to bringing their curriculum and teacher training to my PE specialists in Miami-Dade County Public Schools. After I did, I was amazed to see that when we implemented SPARK, statistical analysis revealed that students were active 75 percent of their class time. Additionally, the teachers raved about the SPARK training sessions and how much they learned – and are obviously applying.

Dr. Jayne Greenberg – Executive Director of Physical EducationMiami-Dade Schools – Miami, Fla.

This is the only program I’ve seen that can help students be successful with PE activities. Everyone can enjoy it no matter what their level of coordination or bodily condition!

Jill Seaman – San Diego County Offi ce of Education – Campo, Calif.

I have been teaching over 30 years and this is by far the most valuable, engaging, physical education program I have ever experienced.

Irma Balzen – Physical EducatorJason M. Dahl School – San Jose, Calif.

We have been extremely proud of our partnership with Annika and the ANNIKA Foundation over the past two years. Annika has been a great national spokesperson for SPARK and her personal passion for helping children lead healthier and more active lives perfectly matches our mission as an organization. We’re looking forward to many more years of inspiring children to develop healthy behaviors, and consequently, helping them achieve longer and more successful lives.

Paul Rosengard – Executive Director, SPARK Programs San Diego, Calif.

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WHY PHYSICAL EDUCATORS LOVE SPARK

SUPPORTING FLORIDA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN

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The ANNIKA Foundation supports Florida Hospital for Children’s Healthy 100 Kids initiative and has partnered

with its medical team and The First Tee to develop a new program called Nine

Healthy Habits (opposite page).

Annika joined Disney CEO Bob Iger for the grand opening of Florida Hospital for Children’s new Walt Disney Pavilion. Also pictured with Annika (from left) are guests Skyler, RJ and Ben.

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The ANNIKA Foundation has partnered with The First Tee and Florida Hospital for Children to develop a new health and wellness framework for children – Nine Healthy Habits. This program will be put into play in more than 4,000 schools nationwide during the 2012-2013 school year, impacting 2.5 million kids.

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NINE HEALTHY HABITS FRAMEWORK

Nine Healthy Habits

Danielle Knox, Annika and Lisa Gable on the set of Lifetime Television’s “The Balancing Act.”

On April 1, 2011, Annika joined Pat Summitt, Billie Jean King, Arthur Ashe, Carl Lewis and others in the National Association for Sport and Physical Education (NASPE) Hall of Fame. This award is given each year to honor outstanding individuals who make signifi cant contributions to maintaining sport, physical education and physical activity as an integral part of the total education program. Learn more at www.aahperd.org/naspe.

The ANNIKA Foundation recently partnered with the Healthy Weight Commitment Foundation’s new national Together Counts campaign. This initiative encourages families to engage in physical activities and eat more meals together to promote an active, healthy lifestyle among children. Join the national movement today by taking the pledge at www.TogetherCounts.com.

ROCK – a Central Florida consortium of leading health care organizations for Reducing Obesity in Central Florida Kids – recently launched its new website, funded by the ANNIKA Foundation. The site connects four Central Florida communities and promotes healthy ideas, locations and activities for kids and their parents. Visit the new website at www.rockfl .org.

The ANNIKA Foundation joined Drew Brees, Carl Lewis and Tracy Austin in San Diego at a Let’s Move in School event, a national physical activity program in conjunction with Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move! initiative. The goal is to ensure that every school provides a comprehensive physical activity program, with quality physical education as the foundation, to help youth develop the knowledge, skills and confi dence to be physically active for a lifetime. Visit www.aahperd.org/letsmoveinschool to learn more.

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OTHER KEY INITIATIVES

Last October, the inaugural ANNIKA Inspiration Award was presented to Caitlin Baker, a competitive swimmer from Norman, Oklahoma. Caitlin, now 17, started an outreach program to promote swimming, sports participation and healthy lifestyles to Native American youth who are prone to high instances of diabetes. Caitlin, a swimmer since the age of 8 and nationally ranked since age 11, is a member of the Muscogee Creek Tribe and, through her own foundation, created CAITLINB – which stands for Competitive American Indians Turning Lifestyles into New Beginnings. Caitlin travels across the country to talk with Native American youth and shares her message on the importance of living a healthy, active lifestyle to combat the high incidence of diabetes. Caitlin has given back so much in her young life, including testifying for her cause on Capitol Hill and swimming 1.5 miles in the icy waters from Alcatraz to San Francisco to raise money for her foundation. We invite you to visit her website and learn more about this inspiring young woman!

Caitlin Baker

www.CAITLINB.com

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2010 ANNIKA INSPIRATION AWARD

The ANNIKA Invitational, launched in 2009 and conducted in partnership with the American Junior Golf Association, has become one of the top junior golf events for girls worldwide. Each year the tournament invites the top 72 junior girl golfers from around the world to compete over 54 holes at Reunion Resort in Orlando. The ANNIKA Invitational was named “Invitational of the Year” in 2010 and “Newcomer of the Year” in 2009 by the AJGA. Proceeds from the event have endowed a $100,000 Achieving Competitive Excellence grant. In addition to playing in a great event, Annika conducts several educational seminars for the girls including media training, skin care and proper nutrition.

Dr. Eli Kim, educating girls on proper nutrition

Skin Care Media Training

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OUR AWARD-WINNING JUNIOR EVENT

2009 ChampionSimin Feng

72-75-73--220 (+4)

2010 ChampionVictoria Tanco

73-66-72--211 (-5)

2011 ChampionCeline Boutier

71-66-76--213 (-3)China Argentina France

Annika conducting her signature golf clinic

In August 2011 the ANNIKA Invitational event format will expand to Mission Hills, China to allow top girl juniors to compete in the fi rst girls-only event in Asia. The top three fi nishers of the inaugural ANNIKA Invitational at Mission Hills will be invited to compete at the 2012 ANNIKA Invitational (USA).

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ANNIKA INVITATIONAL

The ANNIKA Cup, played since 2007, is an annual match play competition for 12 of the top amateur girls in Sweden, where two teams of six girls each come together to enjoy four days

full of golf, education and camaraderie with Annika.

The objective of ANNIKA Team is to give promising young girls access to Annika and her personal team to help guide the start of their professional careers. Annika contributes her knowledge, team of coaches,

facilities, advisors and education through her experienced network to tomorrow’s young stars.

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PROVIDING GOLF OPPORTUNITIES

ANNIKA Collegiate Golf Experience

Each year Annika and the Swedish Golf Federation select two successful Swedish junior golfers (one girl, one boy) to travel to the United States to visit top universities, attend a PGA Tour or LPGA event

and work on their golf games with Annika.

ANNIKA Junior Girls Scholarship

Annika and her home club, Bro Balsta, near Stockholm, Sweden, created the ANNIKA Junior Girls Scholarship in 1996 to provide an annual

scholarship to a Swedish junior who best exemplifi es Annika’s integrity, principles and character.

Each year the ANNIKA Foundation invites 80-100 juniors from the Boys & Girls Club of Central Florida and the Orlando Minority Youth Golf Association to participate in ANNIKA Junior Day in Memory of Holly Baxter, a loving mother and golfer who passed away of brain cancer in 2007. Through generous gifts from the Baxter family and the Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation, underserved kids get to spend a day at the ANNIKA Academy to learn about the fundamentals of golf and the importance of proper fi tness and nutrition.

Bob Baxter, Founding Contributor

Our newest funding partner

“Holly loved golf and she loved kids, so I know she would be very proud of this day.” – Bob Baxter

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ANNIKA JUNIOR DAYIN MEMORY OF HOLLY BAXTER

Annika and the Foundation lobbied on Capitol Hill for $80 million in annual federal funding for physical education and other important health legislation by participating in the Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association’s

National Health Through Fitness Day.

Annika and Joe Barrow, CEO of The First Tee, announce the new Nine Healthy Habits program at

The First Tee convention in San Antonio.

The Governor of Arkansas, Mike Beebe, First Lady Ginger Beebe and Annika announce a statewide

effort to implement SPARK in all Arkansas schools with 36 initial school grants totaling $578,704.

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AN ADVOCATE FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Annika shares her passion for golf, health, fi tness, nutrition and life wherever she goes, and with her team, inspires others around the world during their many ANNIKA events and appearances. Above,

Annika receives the National Girls and Women in Sports Award at Saint Leo University.

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Every shot counts and every day is an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of young people. Sarah Schmelzel, a 17-year-old from Phoenix who played in the 2011 ANNIKA Invitational, has a

special connection with Annika. In 2001, on the day Annika shot her historic 59 at Moon Valley, Annika rolled her ball to Sarah, then 6, after making birdie on the 12th hole. Sarah was inspired.

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INSPIRED BY ANNIKA

Annika Sorenstam

Founder

Donald C. Ochsenreiter

President

Dan M. Dutton

Stimson Lumber Company

John M. Brennan

Gray Robinson, P.A.

Herb Lotman

Lotman Management

Charles S. Mechem, Jr.

Former LPGA Commissioner

Mark Steinberg

Excel Sports Management

Michael N. Sheetz

Cooley LLP

Angela Iacone-Radaelli

Club 59 Global, LLC

ANNIKA FOUNDATION BOARD MEMBERS

Annika SorenstamAll Sports Association, Inc.

Aviation Insurance Services

Bank of America, N.A.

Barnes Insurance & Financial Svcs

Robert W. BaxterAnne Bergevin

Real Bergevin

Susan BlauveltJoseph A. Blissit

Kevin Bowyer

Tammie Bowyer

John M. BrennanCharles Brindell, Jr.

Callaway GolfCB Richard Ellis

Cooley LLPDean Corsones

Ken Donovan

Dan DuttonDaniel Elmalem

Executive Women’s Golf Assn

Mike Fleming

Suzanne Fleming

Brian Flood

Florida HospitalForsgate Foundation

Fort Wayne Sports Corp. Fdn

Cory Fosdyck

Hillary Fosdyck

From Tee to Green, Inc.

Beliza Ann Furman

GAC Contractors

Global Giving Foundation

Bernadette Gondell

Britt GreeneKevin Grehan

Pam Grehan

Natalie Gulbis

Arthur Haberberger, Jr.Carol Hancock

Lois Haynes

Russell Haynes

James Henry

HPR, Inc.

Huff Homes, Inc.

Gregory E. Hyland

ICAP Services North America, LLC

Ladies Professional Golf Association

Matt Leathers

Jim Lempke

Lexus

Herb LotmanDiane Macrides

Mason Mutual, Inc.

Mark Mazatta

Bill McCalmont

Jerry McGee

Jill McGee

Mike McGee

Charles S. MechemJennifer Mills

Barbara MizellMomentum

Don OchsenreiterP.F. Chang's China Bistro

Mark Palmerino

PGA Tour, Inc.

Chris Poate

Michele Poate

Premier Beverage

Brady Rackley

Kathy RackleyBradley Randall

Regions Bank

Reno-Tahoe Open Foundation

Ed Rogers

Rolex Watch U.S.A, Inc.Ronald McDonald House Charities

Scott RunnelsSacred Heart Health Systems

Sandestin Golf & Beach Resort

Sandestin Resort & Club, Inc.

Benée ScolaScotiabank

Karen Spano

Mark SteinbergSunshine Pontoon Rentals of Destin

Jeff Sussman

The Donald Trump FoundationThe Premier Property Group, LLC

The St. Joe CompanyTiger Woods Foundation

Alice Tokuyama

Samuel Tokuyama

Troon Golf

Bert Trucksess

Yani TsengTurnstile Publishing

USGA

Vinson & Elkins LLP

Nicholas VlahosBob Waldele

Wente Family Estates

The ANNIKA Foundation honors those who share our passion by donating their time, resources and philanthropy. We are most appreciative and grateful to every supporter who chooses to invest in our mission. Bolded names

recognize our Founding Partners who have made a signifi cant gift to the ANNIKA Foundation.

The list above represents gifts of $1000 or more.

“With cutbacks in school budgets suppressing PE programs, and with children slipping into sedentary habits, the ANNIKA Foundation is teaching children

to lead a healthy, active lifestyle. Annika’s unparalleled excellence and determination on the golf course has shifted to her Foundation’s mission, and

Benée Scola & Co., REALTORS is a very proud supporter.”

DISTINGUISHED CONTRIBUTORBenée Scola

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OUR HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Coming to Central Florida…

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ANNIKA’S DREAM

Here’s a sneak peek of a concept for the ANNIKA Children’s Wellness Center (ACWC), which will showcase the best practices in fi tness and nutrition programs while providing a fun and interactive educational experience for thousands of kids and families each year. The ACWC is in the planning phase and is expected to open in 2013. You can be part of it! Visit www.AnnikaFoundation.org to

learn more and sign up for our newsletter and updates.

…the ANNIKA Children’s Wellness Center

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INSPIRING CHILDREN

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