2013 Annual Report

People to People

COme be a part of our story

International

People to People InternationalWorld Headquarters911 Main Street, Suite 2110Kansas City, MO, 64105, USA+1.816.531.4701 phone+1.800.676.7874 toll freewww.ptpi.org

People to People International qualifies as a nonprofit charitable organization under section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to PTPI are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.

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After witnessing the horrors of the Holocaust, U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower recognized the surest way to break cycles of fear and misunderstanding was for people to knew one another. He understood for this to be effective it must come not through governments but through the hearts of people yearning for dignity, freedom, and peace.

On September 11, 1956, President Eisenhower launched People to People International (PTPI), an NGO and not-for-profit 501(c)(3) with its world headquarters in Kansas City, MO, USA.

Fast forward to 2013 and Eisenhower’s belief that “peaceful relations between nations require understanding and mutual respect between

“You have got to have something in which to believe. You have got to have

leaders, organization, friendships, and contacts that help you to believe that,

and help you to put out your best.”

-President Eisenhower

OUR STORY

individuals” is as relevant as it was when PTPI was founded during the Cold War.

Our programs have touched hundreds of thousands in more than 160 countries. We are helping to develop citizen leaders who challenge themselves to grow, learn and connect with others.

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The year 2013 brought significant change to People to People International. After a long and highly successful tenure, Mary Eisenhower stepped down as our President and CEO. Mary remains our partner in peace; we are grateful for her past and present service and, more importantly, for her abiding commitment to the mission of People to People International. We were pleased to welcome a new friend to our global family, in our new President and CEO, Clark Plexico. Clark brings 38 years of international experience with nonprofits, NGOs, businesses and governments and is a sought after speaker and trainer on managing and leading across cultures.

The year 2013 also brought significant change in the world around us. Conflict simmered in nearly every corner of the world. Natural disasters created humanitarian needs. National economies continued the struggle to recover from the global recession of 2008.

Change is nothing new to People to People International. After all, when President Eisenhower founded the organization in 1956, the greatest focus was on building friendships between Soviets and Americans. The Soviet Union is gone, but PTPI remains for a very good reason. Now, more than ever, the Eisenhower legacy of promoting intercultural understanding, international friendship, humanitarianism, and peace is incredibly relevant and timely. Indeed, one important thing did not change during 2013 – the relevance of People to People International in solving some of the world’s most pressing problems. That relevance is reflected in the organization’s significant accomplishments during the year. With 272 chapters worldwide, our members and supporters are an active force in creating and sustaining a more peaceful world.

At no other time in history have we had the capabilities to be so interconnected with populations around the world. In 2014 and beyond, People to People International will continue to connect people across borders and cultures. We recognize that how we create a more peaceful and connected world should, and will, shift to respond to new conditions. We will do just that because our global network of chapters, members, and partners know that peace is possible. We know that people have the power to create peace. With your help, we can do this – and we will.

Dr. Micah KubicChairmain, Board of Directors

“We know that people have the power to create peace. With your

help, we can do this – and we will.”

LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN

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Mission

Connecting You to People and Cultures around the Globe

Our Mission is to offer multinational experiences that foster cross-cultural learning, develop global leadership skills, and connect with an international network of people committed to making a positive difference in the world.

Our Vision is that a network of culturally knowledgeable global citizens will be an active force in creating a more peaceful and sustainable world.

VISION

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Americas: 75 CHAPTERs

ASIA PACIFIC:108 CHAPTERS

EUROPE:63 CHAPTERs

AFRICA: 18 CHAPTERS

MIDDLE EAST: 8 CHAPTERs

People to People International connects thousands of individuals worldwide to experiences that create and sustain a more peaceful world.

OUR GLOBAL Impact

1527,340Members Worldwide Adult Travel Experiences

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18,314Students in 801 classrooms participated in our School & Classroom Program, which connected classes and youth groups from a total of 52 countries for pen pal exchanges and projects that foster cultural understanding and friendship

17,303

*Ambassador Programs, Inc.Since the early 1960’s, PTPI has utilized Ambassador Programs, Inc., based in Spokane, Wash., USA as its exclusive educational travel provider. PTPI and Ambassador Programs, Inc., are united in their mission to advance international understanding and friendship among the world’s people.

GYF 2013Students at the Global Youth Forum formed lasting bonds of friendship and left equipped with the cross-cultural communication skills to become the global leaders of tomorrow

You Make all the difference.

youth participated in a Student Ambassador* travel program with 1,934 adult delegation leaders

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“In this increasingly interconnected world, success in making a positive

difference isn’t limited to a few. Our future depends on each of us addressing

the need ~ in our communities, in our nations, and across the globe.”

Global Youth Murals were created by students from across the globe

68Books read through our Global Book Club, expanding the world for readers and connecting them to the global community

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CHapter Project grants

Annual picnic for the International Officers studying at Ft. Leavenworth, along with their families, sponsors, and prospective chapter

members

Greater Kansas City, MO, Chapter

A generous donation from the Hall Family Foundation in 2012 continued to provide funding for community projects carried out by our global chapter

network. Chapter Project Grants support cultural, educational, and humanitarian projects that exemplify the mission of PTPI. Grants are awarded twice annually.

Partnering with youth organizations in 12 countries to teach skills to socially

disadvantaged groups

TalliNn, Estonia Chapter

Implementing programs aimed at addressing intolerance towards residents, mainly from

Burundi, Rwanda, Ethiopia, and DR Congo, of the major refugee camp in Malawi

Lilongwe, Malawi Student Chapter

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In 2013, the nonprofit “Read With Me, Arusha!” provided 100 books to the 40 orphans at Samaritan Village and Karim Children’s Care Center in Arusha, Tanzania. The organization also sponsored the tuition, uniforms, books, and transportation fees for two students, and contributed to the building of a health clinic. The orphanage implemented a reading time each night before the children go to bed to help them practice their English and improve their reading skills. That’s a privilege for very few children in Arusha.

This is not where the story started. It started when Ann Pratt Teberg traveled to Tanzania with PTPI in 2008.

Ann Pratt Teberg is shown here with Schola, an orphan that now benefits from the books provided to Samaritan Village.

ANN’S STORYLEADInspiring people to become leaders

who are making a difference

The success of People to People International translates into success for people worldwide. These are a few examples of that mission in action.

Our Stories

That trip changed Ann; she left pieces of her heart in Tanzania and has been compelled to return time and again in her quest to transform her life and the lives of others.

As a result, Ann created the nonprofit “Read With Me, Arusha!” which in addition to books and tuition sponsorships also provides solar lights for families. Ann has also set a goal to help the St. Margaret’s School complete their dream of Internet access and computers for more than 700 students to help better prepare them for future jobs and further education. A solar power systems provider from Washington State, an Internet provider from Moshi, and St. Margaret’s are now collaborating to create a computer lab. They have designed the systems and the classroom, but additional funds will be required to train area workers to install and maintain the system.

As an associate professor at Whitworth University’s School of Education, Ann is teaching by example. Ten of her students joined her on a recent trip, volunteering at the orphanage and living with families. She will return to Tanzania in January 2015. More books will be distributed and “Read With Me, Arusha!” will continue to support as many children as possible with scholarships.

Ann, who has since become a member of PTPI’s Board of Trustees, shared that the impetus behind creating her nonprofit was an orphan she met on her first visit. “Schola is my true love. She’s the reason I started ‘Read With Me, Arusha!’ so I could keep returning to see her. I have seen her every year since the PTPI trip,” she said. “I feel so small when I see 100 books, and only two students’ school fees. But I know it’s the effort that counts and that those numbers are actually quite useful in Arusha.”

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LEARN

A PTPI scholarship enabled Aisha Hassan, president of the St. Louis, Missouri Chapter, to attend her first Global Youth Forum (GYF) in 2013 and it changed her life. These are her remarks:

AISHA’S STORYDeveloping a global

commitment to peace

Aisha Hassan (left) formed friendships with Karo-lina Ole’s of Poland and other students from around the world during the 2013 Global Youth Forum.

“This conference gave me the reassurance that my actions, regardless of how small, make a positive impact in the world. I strive to give back to my community. The GYF included a greatly diverse group of individuals with a shared belief in creating Peace through Understanding. We were all willing to dedicate our time for the well-being of others. As this mentality spreads throughout the world, we will someday achieve global peace.

As I reflected on the broad impact of the program, I noticed how this program had internally changed me. I now wish to focus on the advancement of society - economically, politically, socially, technologically, and especially academically. The GYF helped me find to find that passion. I encourage students around the world to participate in the Global Youth Forum.

I gained knowledge and experience, and I found my life’s purpose. You can, too.”

CONNECTEfforts in Lome, Togo are possible through Chapter President Newlove Bobson Atiso and members whose hard work and dedication yield positive results. Thanks to a generous grant made possible by the Hall Family Foundation, chapter members constructed new classrooms and consistently distribute educational materials to children in need. Through the Sister Chapter Program, Lome partners with members in PTPI’s Los Angeles, California, USA Chapter. In addition to this joint educational project, Chapter President John Paton recently visited Lome to bring this connection full circle. Newlove shared, “In life, the only thing we can be remembered of after we left will be the impact we have made in the life of others. Surely that is the only stamp of human life that shall remain forever.”

PTPI’s Lome, Togo Chapter is well known for its generous humanitarian outreach. Here, Sister Chapter Partners Newlove (right) and John Paton (left) donate rice and medicine to local orphans.

NEWLOVE ATISO’S STORYConnecting people and cultures around the globe

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EXPERIENCEMembers of PTPI’s Trenton, New Jersey, USA Chapter, Michael and Mary Hermida saw firsthand the positive impact of cross-cultural learning when they attended the 2013 European Conference. Their belief in PTPI, and the experiences and relationships cultivated through that conference, convinced them of the need to ensure that young people be given the opportunity to expand their horizons. So the Hermidas made a generous investment in supporting students from the Bulgaria and Poland chapters, helping them to make a positive difference in the world.

The students have organized events that are enriching their lives and addressing specific community needs. Their efforts include visits and joint projects with a local retirement home; coordinating 80 participants to spend time with and provide necessities for local orphans; and teaching 17 students from different nationalities team-building and

Shown here, friends from Bulgaria, Germany, Romania and Sweden converged at the European Conference to share innovative ways to fulfill PTPI’s mission within their communities and beyond.

THE HERMIDAS’ STORYMaking cross-cultural connections

cross-cultural skills through “Ambassadors of Peace” workshops. The students’ attendance at the European conference helped to develop their personal leadership and diplomacy skills, and equipped them with the tools necessary for growing their chapter programs. And while the students’ international experiences first impact them at the personal level, those experiences are multiplied when the positive influence extends to their schools, communities, and beyond.

Michael, a PTPI Trustee, shared, “The dedication of PTPI students in countries like Poland, Bulgaria and Macedonia to their humanitarian efforts, despite the many challenges they face doing things that we as Americans take for granted, is inspirational. We are proud to support these efforts and to help facilitate student attendance and interaction at these PTPI conferences.”

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YOUR STORY

What is your legacy? How do you wish to leave the world for future generations?

Your meaningful, charitable contribution helps our stories unfold as People to People International works around the clock and across the globe to enrich individuals, communities and nations. Your participation in our programs, your advocacy and outreach, add up to a strengthened network of global citizens committed to making a positive difference. Together, we are an active force in creating and sustaining a more peaceful world.

PEOPLE: There is no better investment

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THANK YOU

$10,000 and aboveAmbassador Charles and Chinyeh HostlerThe Estate of Kenneth Pickett

$2,500 tp $9,999Adrienne HanleyMichael & Mary Hermida Martha Washington Straus -

Harry Straus Foundation, Inc.Valeria MagistrelliRotary Club of Palm Beach

$1,000 to $2,499Terry & Kathy BashlinePTPI’s Bern, Switzerland ChapterBarbara CapozziSteve & Cathy DiGiacintoMary Jean EisenhowerTracy JustinakAnita ManuelJoyce MillerHoward & Rosanne RosenMike & Marianne RubinJim & Jacquelyn SmithMark & Nancy StansberryPTPI’s Tainan, Taiwan ChapterMichael & Pam Zanders in honor of Clark PlexicoPTPI’s Zurich, Switzerland Chapter

Your contributions to People to People International make it possible for the organization to continue supporting cultural, educational, and humanitarian efforts worldwide.

In 2013, we were thrilled to provide funding to support the community projects carried out by our global chapter network. Once again we awarded scholarships to deserving members so that they could take part in life-changing experiences such as the Global Youth Forum, the Americas Regional Meeting, and People to People Student Ambassador travel programs. Your gifts also enabled us to provide extra assistance to our growing chapter network.

$100 to $999Andrew AllisonWilliam AndersonM. Jocelyn ArmstrongKrim & Rosalle BallentineThomas & Carol BarnettNatalie BesseBrad BittenbenderEmily BlomquistWarren Brown in memory of Tsuneko KatoShelia BuntonKendra Casey & FamilyTom Casey & FamilyRoy ChaneyRobert & Sarah ChesneyPeter T.Y. ChiangCitizens Charitable FoundationEllen ClarkeDarrolyn CurrieRolf DahlbergCarol Dustin in memory of Todd DustinSarah ElsemanStuart & Heather ExellJulie GardinMargaret GatewoodThe Garden City Group, IncGreater Cincinnati Chapter MOAAGunning Family Charitable FundHallmark Corporate Foundation

Garry & Karen HicksWilliam HillErnst HoneggerK. Love JohnsonJonathan KeckPhilip Keithahn FamilyZaid KhadraMert Koluk & FamilyRobert Kriel & Linda KrachShannon Krueger & FamilyRichard LeagueKyung Won LeeLaura ListonRowena McClinton in honor of Troy Nash Rowena McClinton in honor of Betsy WarfieldAlan McGowanMeredith McMinnMid-America Merchandising INCJoyce MillerBetty MontgomeryGenci MucajRuriko NakajimaUsha & Sudha NarasimhanTroy NashNetwork for Good Anonymous DonorLawrence PakulaArnold PalmerClark PlexicoPTPI’s Boulder, CO Student Chapter

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PTPI’s La Porte, IN ChapterAaron RichardRobert RichardsShannon RileyLawrence RizzoDianne RuleLa Vicie RunkleCatherine SaboAvram SalkinNicholas & Carrie SchrupZachary Schultz & FamilyJoseph & Janet SchumbLebert ShultzRobert SmithFrederick & Wilma SpringerVilja SteinMargaret StolpenAnne StrebelToby Pippin & Marty TinglehoffKevin TracyUnited Way of the National Capital AreaSandra Vader & FamilyViola Family FoundationMegan Walker & FamilyEleanore WarnerElly WashingtonCharles WeillRobert & Jean Wortman

Under $100M. Melody AbrahamKayla Acevedo & FamilyRobert AdamsRobert Arjay AlganionJames AllumsRachel Alm & FamilyOsmel AlvarezAnonymousRosa ArmstrongAlena ArnoldSelena ArriagaRobert Arter & FamilyAlex Asare

Alexander AsmarAlec AultzWilliam AyresRobert & Donna BacicThomas Badura & FamilyPatrick Baird & FamilyKen BakerBrooke BallardRose BarberaMildred BattleRuth BellocchioHarrison BenchRussle C. BensonTaloa BergKimberly BielawskiMadge BlakeyEllen BlandLynn BlumbergEva BoardTimothy BoockIvan BourgeJean Daniels & James BracyTheo BranonLenore BraunAnita BrawnerAyanna BrooksEdith BrownKayla Bruns & FamilyHannelore BüchlerPatrick BuckleyDorothy BurnsGerard & Joan BushelPatrizia CadelKaren CapistranAtlena Carter & FamilyJean CavanaughLindsay ClearyWilliam & Carol ClewellRonald CobbKamille CockingsCynthia CockrelElijah CollinsMichael Colucci

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Coral Contini & FamilyDeborah Conway & FamilyHarry CooleyAnne CoreyChalks CorrietteCaroline CortesMarlene CotaJannea CrismanPaul & Kay Croyle in memory of Dean RunkleJessica CruzAllie CurdesJohn Cuttino & FamilyDante DanoLarry & Sandy DaughertyCrystal Davenport-HarrisMichael & Maija DevineDonovan DieboldGloria DizmangMiranda Docherty & FamilyLogan Donaldson & FamilyClint DornMary Ann DotsonAlbert DuckerJarrett DziukShannon DzuganSusan Erlich & FamilyIsabel ExsteinFared & Mary EyerRonald & Jenine FanningOlivia FernandezAlexander Fidler & FamilyMarti Fields JohnsonMarshall FlamLinda FlowersRobert FlynnColeman FoleyElaine O.C. ForbesNathanael FordeC. Bickley Foster FamilyJustin FountainLarisa FoxKimberly FrankelDonald Frederick & Family

Phyllis FreedmanSandra FrenchMichelle FroehlichLillian FryeJake FuimanMadeline FumiZachary GalassoOlga GanzenMaxwell GardenerRobert Gehris & FamilyCarly GiffordLiza GilletteAmara GitomerGregory GladfelterChelsea Gnecco & FamilyGloria GoldMark GonzalskiDouglas Good & FamilyCarson Goos & FamilyJane Graham & FamilyKeith Graham IIMelitta GratzerRobert GreenRonald GriffinPat GuidosJackie Haines-BobbittAllyson Hale & FamilyJennifer HallJoseph & Esther HaloburdoElizabeth HamblinKali HansonJimmy & Diane HaraJihad Harrell & FamilyViolet Hayes & FamilyKorinne HeitStephen HendrickJulia HennrikusEva D HerouxMaxine HighsmithLeigh HillDennis Hill IIIDavid HinesKaren Hoch

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Michael HoffmanDeborah Hoffman & FamilySarah HolowisElla Howe & FamilyMargaret HudsonBrian HuebenAdlyn HyltonGrace Iniama & FamilyAlison IrvingWillis JacksonPamela Jackson-Malik & FamilyMarilyn JamesMaureen JamrockSabrina & Ethan JavellanaMari Anne Jayme

Mark & Kathy JenkinsBrent JensenDale & Janice JohnsonAvery JohnsonMichael JohnsonAlison JonesJudith KaauaWilliam, Helen & Gabrielle KasleyCharles KaufmanEmily KingTayler KiserPaul KnezMary Kopernik

Amanda KoranUlrich KrebsAlisha & Eric Krueger in memory of Dean RunkleGuinevere KruppMicah KubicWilliam LaChance & FamilyShannon LandwehrLaurence & Michele LaneRevital LaurenceSuzanne Laws & FamilyAbigail LawsonValerie LeeThomas & Judith LeidyArthur LeonClaire Levet

Lexis Nexis Cares Employee DonationsRaina Littlejohn-Clark & Family

Elizabeth LittonChristine LomonacoAlex LoughinAakur K. LuitelKelci LyonsChuck & Marlene MackGabriela MadridJeffrey MaesGabriella MalukasLucille MartinChristian Martin & Family

Hailey MassLisa Mathus & FamilyJuliane McAdamNathalie McCullochMitchell McDevittShaun McDonaldKolby McIntoshThatcher McIntoshKelson McKinneyRobert & Caryl McNeilly Christos MeimeteasAnita Mendoza & FamilyTrish Mercer & FamilyLaura MeyerSharon Miller

John & Lisa MillerJudy MiyakawaHope Modugno & FamilyBayanjargal MoldoiDeloris MontgomeryBrendan MooneyAnderson MoonguaklangElaine MooreSara MoritzRoushi Pazouki & Mehran MozaffariJohn Mullin & FamilyJane MutchlerLaurie Nakamoto

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Joan NicholasIrene NickersonVincent Oganwu & FamilyNduka OkerenimkpeJessica OrtegaNicholas OsbornAbbey Owen & FamilyLauren ParnoffSarah PasternackCaratpetr PatrathiranondJeewan PaudelRena Minisi & Rich PaulAndrew PaulEugenia PearsonKristjan PedersenLing PengMeghan PerksNigel PerksJill PetersonMinh-Duc PhamDiana Carlin Pierron & FamilyJoseph & Patricia Pius FamilyIonie PondeShane PotchanaKarl PraterKaycie PrescottPhilip PrzybyszewskiPTPI’s Fort Lauderdale, FL Student ChapterPTPI’s Spring Hill, FL Student ChapterEileen PurkeypileLia RabyBishnu RanaDelaney RaymondaRoberta ReedKathryn ReinhardtBryce RempleCarol RobertsLauren RodgersBetsy RogersElizabeth Roten in memory of

Madison Leah AngerDeborah RoundsAhmed Roushdy in honor of Peace Camp 2003

Maya RuizAldelmo Ruiz & FamilyPiero SaenzVelvet SahmJuanita Sales LeeJoseph SawickiCharlie & Lori ScarlettSarah SchaubleLily ScheafferMarisa SchillingStephen Schmitt & FamilyAlyssa SchulteRebecca SchulteEric ScogginsJoseph ScogginsDottye SealesLourdes Secola-Ocanto in memory of

Dr. Gerald GilderMary SextonDaniel SeyfertMalik ShalashCynthia SharonShelby ShelmanMichael ShoenfeltAmanda ShortIan SiegismundCarol SievertCassidy SimpsonCornelia SmitAlexandra SmithTheresa Smith & FamilyLuke SonnenJeffrey SoperMartin SotoMartin & Cindy Spake in memory of Dean RunkleLarry Spalding & FamilyMatthew SpeaseCharles SpitzackKenneth Steadman & FamilySabina StefankiewiczSharon StoneJudith StreamerRichard Stroh

Ken StuartJed Sweetman & FamilySunao TachibanaThomas & Elizabeth TalleyEva TaylorGail Taylor in honor of her mother and grandmotherNicholas TaylorThina ThachJham ThapaBernice ThomasMary ThorneLloyd TimblinDuane TolbertTheresa TyndallMichael UngariArianna VaranoJason VratimosBrian-Tinh Vu & FamilySoma WaliMary WaterstreetCornelious WatsonLiz WegmanFrank WelshJared WestAnn WestonDenis WiddicombeDiane WiesenthalRichard WilliamsLikeya Williams & FamilyAnn WillisRosetta WilsonRobert Wilson & FamilySabrina Wilson-BarrettDarian WolfSteven & Margaret WoodillGregory G. Woodward & FamilyNicole WoodworthDonna YoungMichael & Pam Zanders in memory of Donald HuebenWilliam ZavarelloCecily Zecca-NaplesJacob ZeiherGregory Zimmermann

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We are grateful for PTPI members and donors worldwide who lend their time, talents, and resources to help ensure our legacy of peace continues.

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Statement of Financial PositionAs of December 31, 2013

ASSETSCashAccounts and notes receivable, netPrepaid expensesInvestmentsInvestment in pooled fundsProperty and Equipment, less accumulated depreciation

LIABILITIESAccounts payableAccrued expensesDeferred revenueDeferred lease liability

NET ASSETSUnrestricted UndesignatedUnrestricted DesignatedTemporarily RestrictedPermanently Restricted

$224,399

$46,686$169,543

$3,142,651$550,463

$23,639

$32,800$31,142$94,251$17,912

$2,040,312$1,768,462

$142,502$30,000

TOTAL ASSETS $4,157,381

$176,105

$3,981,276

TOTAL LIABILITIES

TOTAL ASSETS

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $4,157,381

FINANCIALSStatement of ActivitiesYear End December 31, 2013

REVENUES, GAINS, AND OTHER SUPPORTContributionsMembership FeesProgramsInvestment InccomeInvestment Income of Interest in assets held at the Greater Kansas City Foundation

EXPENSESProgramsFundraisingManagement & General

Change in assetsNet assets, beginning of yearNet assets, end of year

$151,620$368,660

$2,253,072$408,133

$64,836

$2,605,372$178,792$824,938

$362,871$4,344,057$3,981,276

TOTAL ASSETS $3,246,321

$3,609,102TOTAL EXPENSES

TOTAL TOTAL

2013 EXPENSES

$3,609,102

ProgramsAdministration

72%28%

OUR LEADERShIP

Fundraising & Subscriber

Development, 5.0%Other Programs,

10.4%

Student Programs, 18.7%

Management & General, 22.9%

Adult Programs, 38.5%

Membership, 4.5%

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Board Chairman Dr. Micah Kubic of the USA (front

right) and Board member Ruriko Nakajima of Japan (front left) met with dele-

gates from Taiwan and New Zealand during PTPI’s

Asia Pacific Conference.

OUR LEADERShIPBOARD OF DIRECTORSDr. Micah KubicChairman

Anita ManuelVice Chairman

Hany AdlyBarbara CapozziCharlie ChengStephen DiGiacinto

Dr. Stuart Exell Ernst HoneggerDr. Kyung Won Lee

Amb. Genci Mucaj Ruriko NakajimaTroy Nash

BOARD OF TrusteesSteve DiGiacintoChairman

Hany AdlyRegional Chair: Middle East/Africa

Joe ReddishRegional Chair: Americas

Richard Chalks CorrietteRegional Chair: Europe

Ruriko NakajimaRegional Chair: Asia Pacific

CORPORATE OFFICERSClark PlexicoPresident and Chief Executive Officer

Dr. Joyce Ann MillerSecretary

William JarvisTreasurer

Chairman EmeritusMary Jean Eisenhower

Clark Plexico Mike RubinMichael Zanders

One thing we’ve learned in our 57-year history is that one individual can make all the difference.

Please help us continue to write the story of a more peaceful world shaped by global citizens.

Visit www.ptpi.org to learn more about PTPI or contact Terri Mueller at terrimueller@ptpi.org or +1.816.531.4701 x116

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