PROJECTIONS AND DELIVERABLES: Included below is a list of DreamCourts that have been delivered in partnership between the WorldVentures Foundation (WVF) and the Nancy Lieberman Foundation (NLF) since 2010. 1. Frisco, Texas – Aug. 18, 2010; Location: Boys & Girls Club 2. Austin, Texas – Oct. 21, 2011; Location: Boys & Girls Club 3. Minneapolis, Minn. – June 27, 2012; Location: King’s Park 4. San Antonio, Texas – Dec. 3, 2012; Location: St. Joseph’s Children’s Home 5. Indianapolis (Danville), Ind. – June 20, 2013; Location: Sheltering Wings 6. Nashville, Tenn. – Oct. 9, 2013; Location: Andrew Jackson Boys & Girls Club 7. Denver, Colo. – Oct. 10, 2013; Location: Owen Boys & Girls Club of Metro Denver 8. Maui, Hawaii – Oct. 25, 2013; Location: County of Maui Department of Parks and Recreation (Boys & Girls Club) 9. Long Beach, N.Y. – Nov. 10, 2013; Location: Long Beach Recreation Center In 2010, WorldVentures Foundation Board Member and WorldVentures Co-President, Eddie Head, and women’s basketball legend Nancy Lieberman created the idea of DreamCourts with a vision to build high-quality basketball courts for children living in underprivileged communities. DreamCourts are a multi-sport play space designed to promote physical ﬁtness and fun. The goal of the program is to keep children oﬀ the streets and to provide them with a safe and competitive environment where they can develop skills such as teamwork and good sportsmanship. Since 2010, the DreamCourts Program has evolved to delivering multi-sport courts serving the interests of even more children in not only basketball, but also volleyball, tennis, hop-scotch, four-square and more. DREAMCOURTS 101 “ We are committed to providing deserving youth with the resources they need to lead promising lives. The generous support we receive allows us to impact the next generation and ensure they have the tools to succeed on the court and in the classroom.” – Nancy Lieberman

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Page 1: DREAMCOURTS 101assets.wvholdings.com/1/PDF/GENERIC/worldventuresfoundation/20… · THE NEXT 2015 DREAMCOURT LOCATIONS. START YOUR FUNDRAISING NOW! For more information on the DreamCourts

1. Frisco, Texas – Aug. 18, 2010; Location: Boys & Girls Club

2. Austin, Texas – Oct. 21, 2011; Location: Boys & Girls Club

3. Minneapolis, Minn. – June 27, 2012; Location: King’s Park

4. San Antonio, Texas – Dec. 3, 2012; Location: St. Joseph’s Children’s Home

5. Indianapolis (Danville), Ind. – June 20, 2013; Location: Sheltering Wings

6. Nashville, Tenn. – Oct. 9, 2013; Location: Andrew Jackson Boys & Girls Club

7. Denver, Colo. – Oct. 10, 2013; Location: Owen Boys & Girls Club of Metro Denver

8. Maui, Hawaii – Oct. 25, 2013; Location: County of Maui

Department of Parks and Recreation (Boys & Girls Club)

9. Long Beach, N.Y. – Nov. 10, 2013; Location: Long Beach Recreation Center

In 2010, WorldVentures Foundation Board Member and WorldVentures Co-President, Eddie Head, and women’s basketball legend Nancy Lieberman created the idea of DreamCourts with a vision to build high-quality basketball courts for children living in underprivileged communities.

DreamCourts are a multi-sport play space designed to promote physical fitness and fun. The goal of the program is to keep children off the streets and to provide them with a safe and competitive environment where they can develop skills such as teamwork and good sportsmanship. Since 2010, the DreamCourts Program has evolved to delivering multi-sport courts serving the interests of even more children in not only basketball, but also volleyball, tennis, hop-scotch, four-square and more.

DREAMCOURTS 101

“We are committed to providing deserving youth with the resources they need to lead promising lives. The generous support we receive allows us to impact the next generation and ensure they have the tools to succeed on the court and in the classroom.” – Nancy Lieberman