Helping Young PeoPlereach their Potential

2011ANNUALREPORT

TMArthur Ashe, Inc. under license authorized by CMG Worldwide

a Message from the President

it is with much gratitude that i present to you, thearthur ashe Youth tennis and education community,our organization’s FY 2010-2011 annual Report.our theme is Helping Young People Reach eirPotential, which reflects our commitment to youthsuccess.

We had many high points this past year, in large part due to the dedicationand enthusiasm of our staff, board, community partners, parents, and of course,our young people. For me, these ten stand out as shining illustrations of ourprograms — each of which help young people achieve success as individuals andactive, responsible citizens:

• adopted a bold and ambitious five-year plan for moving our organizationfrom “good to great”

• Participated in arthur ashe Kids’ Day at the uS oPen with 40 young people and the Wexler and lindyfamilies. a highlight: DreShaun Jarmon’s amazing performance in the target shooting competition with Kim Clijsters, Roger Federer, and Rafael nadal

• named a uSta Regional training Center and hosted player and coaching workshops alongside many of the uSta’s topnational coaches

• Designed and implemented our new character education curriculum in partnership with the Hamlin Family Foundation• Boosted our after-school program to 18 sites and served over 1,000 school children• Managed the School District of Philadelphia’s middle school intramural and inter-scholastic tennis leagues• 14 girls from our Future Stars and Maximum Performance programs met and played with alumna traci green and her

Harvard women’s tennis team in Cambridge, Massachusetts • Honored Douglas R. Conant and the Campbell Soup Company as Champions for Children during our 28th annual

Benefit, for their outstanding contributions to our Camden programs and national leadership to promote health andwellness

• Hosted the 1st annual national Junior tennis and learning Cup at the Center with 14 chapters from the east coast formatch play, social and cultural activities, and lessons on the life and legacy of arthur ashe

• Watched our goodstein Junior leaders receive a $10,000 grant from YoutHadelphia to involve homeless teenagers in ourprogramming

is year, we’ve identified two major goals for the organization. e first is restoring the financial viability and size of our 42-year-old summer national Junior tennis and learning (formerly known as national Junior tennis league) program, whichoperates at public parks and recreation centers throughout Philadelphia. esecond is expanding the use of our Center during school hours to present moreeducation and tennis opportunities for children, including partnerships withschools in our area.

ank you for partnering with us to help over 4,500 young peoplereach their potential this year — and beyond. Your involvementtruly makes a difference.

With much optimism,

Kenny HoldsmanPresident

arthur ashe Youth tennis and education ProgrammingFrom September 1, 2010 to August 31, 2011

Our mission is to prepare young people, especially those from under-resourced familiesand communities, for success as individuals and as active, responsible citizens throughinnovative tennis, education, life skills, and leadership development programming.

neighborhood-Based ProgramsSummer National Junior Tennis and Learning is program, co-founded by arthur ashe in 1969, is our largestand most enduring. to help build champions on and off thecourt, nJtl provides low-cost tennis instruction, match play,reading enrichment, art and essay contests, and life skills lessonsto kids age 7-17. in 2011, we served 1,063 young people at 35recreational sites throughout Philadelphia, Camden, andardmore. We also partnered with Rutgers university, Camdento provide exposure to a college environment for young peopleand their families who may not have considered college apossibility. is summer we launched our talent identificationProgram for high-potential young people to train with coaches atour Center and learn about opportunities to play during theschool year.

anks to our nJtl sponsors: Campbell Soup Company, CitizensBank, Comcast Family of Companies, lindy Properties, PeCo,Philadelphia Parks and Recreation, and PnC.

After School Tennis, Tutoring, and Youth Leadership Initiativeis program is offered in partnership with elementary andmiddle schools, recreation centers and community organizations.ose served are primarily minority, low-income young peoplewho have had little exposure to the game of tennis. e programincludes tennis skill building and games, homework help, andleadership activities. ere is a special focus on self-discipline,self-reliance, sportsmanship, and non-violent conflict resolution.in fall 2010, we served 593 young people at 18 sites, and inspring 2011 we served 490 young people at 14 sites.

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i thought the coaches were outStanDing how they

promoted competition and made it Fun. My children enJoYeDboth of the CoaCHeS and always looked forward to what they

would be teaCHing them next.- Heather Cruz, NJTL parent

arthur ashe Youth tennis and education ProgrammingFrom September 1, 2010 to August 31, 2011

The Camden Projectis after-school and summer tennis and nutrition programfeatures partnerships with the Camden public schools, CamdenRutgers university, and Cooper Hospital. in 2010-2011, it served330 young people at nine sites. e Camden project will be addingmore sites through the generosity of the Campbell Soup Companyand Citizens Bank.

QuickStartis uSta-sponsored program brings children 5-10 years of ageinto the game by using special equipment, shorter courtdimensions, and modified scoring, all tailored to a youngster’s ageand size. in the 2010-2011 year, QuickStart was offered at 18Philadelphia-area sites for a total of 24 sessions and served morethan 1,000 young people.

Partnership with School District of PhiladelphiaWe provided after-school tennis and leadership programming to756 young people at ten sites through the intra-Mural Middle Schooltennis Program. We also hosted the School District’s Middle Schoolinter-Scholastic league, which provided tennis competition for 15Philadelphia middle schools. new in 2011, we partnered with theSchool District to deliver a pre-season player and coachingdevelopment program for high school girl players and their coaches.We served 92 players and 10 coaches through the program andhosted a tournament for all participants in august 2011.

Neighborhood-Based Programs (continued)

What i started learningis neveR be a quitter,

never give uP.- Nasir, NJTL-Camden

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i have tried to live so that people would

tRuSt MY CHaRaCteR…

Sometimes i think it is almost a weakness in me, but i want to be seen as FaiR

and HoneSt, tRuStWoRtHY, KinD, CalM, and Polite.

- Arthur Ashe

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Center-Based ProgramsFuture Starsis program identifies 40 talented young people from ages 6 to12 from diverse backgrounds, predominately from lower incomefamilies and communities who demonstrate athletic ability,dedication, and a love of the game. each Future Star receivescoaching assistance, private lessons, access to match andtournament play, and video analysis. after two years, our initialcohort of 22 students has graduated and six students are nowenrolled in Maximum Performance, our top clinic; and tenstudents are enrolled in Junior advanced, another step in thepipeline to Maximum Performance.

Community and School Groups at the CenterWe make the Center available to community and school groups forday-time school trips and adaptive tennis programming for specialneeds students, supported by the elizabeth Murdoch Foundation.in the past three years we have provided programming for over 30groups, consisting of 500 young people.

Indoor Clinics and Campsas a uSta Certified Regional training Center, we play a vitalrole in training and developing junior players and tennis coachesthroughout uSta Middle States section.

last year over 2,000 young people participated in indoorprograms at our Center. With a library and computer classroom,it offers a safe place for children to socialize, finish homework, orexercise before or after their scheduled clinic. each of the indoorprograms includes life skills and access to educational resources.

our indoor programs include:• Munchkin (4-7 year old beginners)• Junior Development, Junior Competitive, Junior Advanced

(beginner, intermediate, advanced)• Maximum Performance (tournament caliber players)• Summer and Holiday Camps and Tournaments

Character, Integrity, Trust, Relationships, Successin fall 2010, our education team and the Hamlin FamilyFoundation partnered to create a youth development characterand education curriculum that helps young people respond toreal world situations. is past year we launched a pilot programfor the curriculum for more than 50 young people focusing oncharacter, integrity, trust, relationships, and success.

Goodstein Junior Leaders is program features tennis, leadership exercises and workshops,service-learning projects, and summer employment. after adecade at our Center, we have expanded it to involve youngpeople from our neighborhood-based sites thanks to the lewinFamily Foundation. in the past year, participants have beenactively involved with volunteerism and community service,service-learning, organizational governance and decision-making,fund development, and advocacy. eir activities include avariety of causes, including homelessness, hunger relief, literacy,recycling, and environmental awareness.

anks to the Harvey goodstein Charitable Foundation, we haveaccomplished a win-win scenario for both aaYte and our youngpeople. eir support enabled us to implement an exciting newcomponent of our youth leadership programming which activelybuilds on the ingenuity of our young people, especially ourgoodstein Junior leaders, in the challenging work of identifyingand securing funding to ensure that our programs continue to meetthe needs and expectations of the young people and families whorely on us.

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arthur ashe Youth tennis andeducation has done a WonDeRFul

JoB of developing talent in the

Philadelphia community, and we are

tHRilleD to add the program to

our list of uSta Certified Regional training Centers. *

- Martin Blackman, Senior Director, Talent Identification and Development,

USTA Player Development

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“* Our Regional Training Center emphasis is on talent development

of young people from families and communities who are under-represented in the higher levels of the game.

Former Participant StoriesSummer 2011

Kenny Greene began playing tennis when he was nineyears old and played at AAYTE while he was a student atMasterman High School. He is still playing, now on scholarshipas a member of the Division One tennis team at HamptonUniversity. Kenny credits the organization with allowing him totravel across and outside the country and to meet people from allwalks of life. When asked why he chose to work over thesummer in the NJTL program, he said, “I know what theprogram did for me as a young upcoming inner city male. It'sonly right that I give back to the program in hope of providingyouth with the same opportunities.”

Nia J. Leonard began playing in the National JuniorTennis and Learning (NJTL) program when she was tenyears old and has been a fixture in the organization eversince. In 2004, Nia made the move to become a JuniorInstructor (JI) after being inspired by the JI’s she had as aplayer coming up through the program. She has worked everysummer since then and is now the Site Manager at DrexelUniversity. When asked why she comes back year after yearNia said, “e kids and tennis keep me here. I like seeingpeople who come back every year and how much they’vegrown and how much better they are. I enjoy being a part oftheir development.” Now a senior at Temple University, Niais studying elementary education and special education.

Every year a number of our former participants return during their summer vacations to work asinstructors and mentors in our programs. ey serve as role models for our current students, earnmoney for college, and also reconnect with former coaches. Here are some of their recent stories:

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arthur ashe Youth tennis and education encourages

our young people to utilize their

tennis skills as entree into the

College level of competition. Many of our players

certainly have the aBilitY to

reach that goal.- Jon Glover, Co-Director of Player Development

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Arsenio Culver played at the Center between 1990 and 2009 under the mentorship of Lance Lee, our Vice President of Tennis and National Partnerships. He attended CheltenhamHigh School and is currently a senior at Norfolk StateUniversity, playing number one singles for the past two years,and is ranked 17th in the region. is summer he was aninstructor for the Maximum Performance Training Camp.

Kiara Ocasio, a student at Hobart and William SmithColleges in Geneva, NY, was a Site Manager at Jardelplayground in our NJTL program. She was nine years old whenshe started playing at our old facility in Manayunk andcontinued with us while a student at St. Hubert Catholic HighSchool for Girls. “My experiences within the NJTL programhave helped me develop my coaching skills, my communicationskills, and most of all my patience." She returns to work with usover the summer because "so many people involved in theprogram have become like family to me. AAYTE has taught meso much as well as provided me with the opportunity to makelifelong friends. Also, working with the NJTL program has beenan amazing experience from the beginning. Being a part ofhelping kids develop their skills in tennis and teamwork hasbeen a blessing."

i appreciated leaRningabout how important

integRitY is in your liFe.

i liked the ConneCtionthat if you have integrity it will

leaD to people tRuStingyou, which flows right into having

gooD and SoliD relationships and helps you

be SuCCeSSFul.- Nadiyah, Future Stars

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annual list of ContributorsFrom September 1, 2010 to August 31, 2011

Presenting Sponsors ($50,000 to $99,999)

Comcast Family of CompaniesHarvey goodstein Charitable Foundationunited States tennis association

Grand Slam Sponsors ($25,000 to $49,999)

Citizens Bank City of Philadelphia Parks and Recreatione Hamilton / Duprey FamilyPeCo, an exelon Companye Philadelphia FoundationPnC Foundatione van Beuren Family

Top Seed Sponsors ($10,000 to $24,999)

ace american insurance Coacosta Sales and MarketingBBDoBlank Rome llPSibby and Bob Brasler / Brasler Propertieslaura and William C. BuckCampbell Soup FoundationCenterview Partners llCe Colket Familye Cookie Jar FoundationDavidson trust CompanyMary Walto and Jim Fernbergere n. Peter Hamilton FamilyHeffler Radetich & Saitta, llPHess Foundation, inc.infologix - David gulianJ & J Snack Foodslewin Family Foundationlindy Property Management groupPRWt Services, inc.PriceWaterhouseCoopers llPe Strawbridge FamilyWilliam Watsone Charlotte Weber FamilyMr. and Mrs. William R. Wister, Jr.YPi Foundation

ChallengerSponsors ($5,000 to $9,999)

1976 Foundatione addis groupamcor Rigid PlasticsBank of america Charitable

FoundationCargill e Children's Hospital of

Philadelphiae Creative groupe Coca-Cola CompanyCozen & o'Connor Davidson trust Companyelizabeth Murdoch Family Foundationgivaudan Flavors CorporaionScheryl glantongraham Partners, incMrs. Samuel M. v. HamiltonHarrah's operating Company, inc.Patricia HastieHeritage associates-Joshua lPe Heuer FoundationHolman automotive Raye and Jerry JohnsonKolsby, gordon, Robin, Shore & BezarlaMonica Fine Foods and Surfside

Products, Providers of Fresh Clamsalan lindyFrank lindygail and Sandy lipsteinlomax Family FoundationWendy Kane and Jeffrey MargoliesMeC Merrill lynchMorgan, lewis & Bockius llPMr. and Mrs. albert ParkerPayCommercePenn Medicine and the Division of

traumatology, Surgical Critical Care andemergency Medicine

Pennoni associates David Horowitz and Philip Plotnicklyn and george Ross

eric RubinoSarah B. SchmaderDr. Franklyn Scott, D.D.S.irene and Fred ShabelStradley Ronon Stevens & Young, llPMeredith and Bob Swiftgifts in Memory of Macduff Symingtontucker law group, llCuniversal Health ServicesuSta Servese vanguard group FoundationJoseph a. Williamson, Managing Partner,

JaW Capital llC

Baseline Sponsors ($2,500 to $4,999)

1830 FoundationaarhusKarlshamn uSa incDennis alterameriheath insurance Company of

new Jerseyarcher & greinere Beneficial FoundationJohn K. BinswangerBizequityBryn Mawr trust Company / ted PetersJoseph J CostiganRicki and andrew eisensteinenon tabernacle Baptist Churchgifts in Honor of lauren eskin's

Bat MitzvahJanice and leonard FreedSandra e. goodsteinMitchell greenee Hamlin Family FoundationMaryBeth Henryinternational tennis Hall of Fame

& Museuminternet Capital groupJones lang laSalleKlingStubbins

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i realize that my coaches have HigH expectationsfor Me and now i have them for MYSelF.

- DreShaun, Maximum Performance Clinic

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Sandra and Kenneth Krieglgl PartnersBill lutermanRear admiral omas C. lynchMs. Mary alice D. MaloneSalli and Stephen MickelbergmyCio Wealth Partners, llCneta Systems, llCSherry and Mark a. nottinghamWendy and Russell PalmerParadigm group ConsultantsPhiladelphia Convention and visitors

BureauRaF industries, inc.gifts in Memory of Robert Rossheim Saul ewing llPlynne and Steve SavranSodexoStructured growth Capital / nDH Capital

CorporationSwain tourstD Charitable Foundationterry Funeral Home, inc.torcon, inc.trujillo Rodriguez & Richards, llC / one

Point Public and Private Solutions, llCuSta Middle StatesFiona and leighton Yohannan

Friend Sponsors ($1,000 to $2,499)

edna and Kenneth J. adelbergJohn R. alchinMichael ayesKenneth BakerDeborah neimeth and george S. BarrettChristine and leif BeckCarmen and elke Belefonteelizabeth and Michael BenstockMark Bluesteinellen and Peter Bodenheimerned BorowskyBoscia Family FoundationCarlos BradleyBrandywine Realty trustDavid BroidaJulian a. Brodskygloria and Melvin ChisumMichael CohenMr. and Mrs. Bryan D. Colket, iiiJames Davidsoneast River Bank

DD eisenbergJohn embreeMelissa and Mark eskinBarbara evansgifts in Honor of Hannah Fireman's

Bat MitzvahBarbara geeMorey H. goldbergvipul guptaSamuel HamiltonShari and Robert HunnBeverly and Keith JenningsKathryn Jordannancy KurtzmanJoann laddenRobert P. levyChristopher lewisgeorge loeschJeffrey lurielisa Detwiler and Donald MahoneySamuel P. Mandell FoundationJill and alan B. MillerJean and Steve ParkPfizer Fdn volunteer ProgramPhiladelphia activities FundPhiladelphia PhilliesPoint o'Pines CorporationRadwell international, inc.David ReicchiScott R. Reidenbacheva Sendergifts in Memory of

Henry Sender lynn and Howard ShecterJerald SlipakoffSugarHouse Casinoe tobin Family FoundationKen toscanoFaye Senneca and Richard

WeisenbergMarian WolginWomen's interclub tennis

association

Set Sponsors ($500 to 999)

Philip adlerBellevue Communications group, llCCary Willo and Peter a. Benolielgary Brombergandrea and Bernard ClymanSamuel CohenDavid C. isenberg Family FundBonnie K. Davislynn DavisJim Domenickalice DubowRobin and Michael FiremanRobert J. Fosslergeraldine Dietz and Richard Foxlauren and Shaun gatesann Bassett and Ross goldbergvaughan gravesScott gregorchuckSteven Haasalex Hamiltongifts in Memory of Robert Harris David HymanJeff JubelierBarbara and Charles Kahn, Jr.

aaYte participants learn liFe SKillSand become leaDeRS. it’s an iDeal

mentorship program for our YoutH.- Henri Moore, Senior Vice President and Director

of Public Affairs for Citizens Bank, AAYTE Board Member

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victor i. KasserKeystone Mercy Health Planedward levinSusan Brune and Carl loewensonMichael Markovitznancy and omas McavoyChris McelweeRoger M. MilgrimKarim nanjiorion Financial llCMarlynn orlandolinda osbergSusan Mclaughlin PauleMary l. PayneCharles Rainey, Jr.Patrick ReillyBabak SaraniJean SchneiderStefanie and alex SeldinRobin and Jay SeveralBenjamin SmallwoodHope Berman and eric SpielerStephen Spinellie William Penn Foundationedward tressWendy trow-Foxvalley green Bankgifts in Memory of Marcie WeidmanCarole and Jay Weitzmangregory S. Williams

Match Sponsors ($250 to $499)

Bill adairleslie and Jonathan BariRichard l. BazelonBarbara Bendernadeem BezarSam BitontiMichael BlumeDebra BradyMarlene Brennerlois and Howard BrodyJoanna Carmichaeln.R. CohenConstantin Cope

Credit SuisseHarry g. DittmannHarold eppsMary D. Faygifts in Memory of ed Fernberger Frank and terry Foster Family FundSteve gearyJoseph godwin, Jr.Stanley greeneJon Harrisamy and Kenny Holdsmanleonard l. HoldsmaniCaS liberty Foundationallyn H. Jacobsongifts in Honor of Jerry Johnson Jones lang laSalleJeanne KadyRoy KaiserKestenbaum Family FoundationChi Wan KimMary ellen KroberMorris KurtzmanMorton a. langsfeld, iiiandrea lawrenceJoshua levinSusan lloydJoanne F. MadornoMichael MattiseMax and Bella Black FoundationRichard MulveyJocelyn navarroamanda osorioScott overtonSteve PaolantonioKenneth Paullloyd PrischmannMyra PruskySeth RisemanSage Scholars, incleslie SaundersSteven l. Sayersgifts in Honor of Martha

Mcgeary Snider and ChrisScarduzio

Michael Scheinfieldterrance Scott

Marjorie and alan SegerJohn SeravalliDiane and Kenneth ShropshireJudith SillsDean SmithJohn StefanikBeth StretchKathy and Douglas Swartzeric toatleynicole tuckerMichele ugarteunited Way Bank of americaunited Way trustMuriel voynowJohn WellenbachBruce WhiteHaywood Willisgeorge K. Willsnadine WongScott Yetter

Ace Sponsors ($100 to $249)

tania alexanderallstate giving CampaignDanecca alstonnancy assuncao-SanchezMarcie Bakergifts in Honor of Frank Beazley Richard Berkardeth BlackBlack Women in Sport FoundationJamie and Robert BlumeMark Bobbgifts in Memory of irwin Bogen annette and greg Bonnergifts in Memory of george Braceland Beth Kanoff BravermanCarl M. BuchholzRegis Bulman

annual list of ContributorsFrom September 1, 2010 to August 31, 2011

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What you have CReateD here is a CaRingCoMMunitY that tRanSCenDS just tennis.

- Douglas R. Conant, Former President and CEO, Campbell Soup Company“

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Howard BurdeJudith BurgisCaesar, Rivise, Bernstein, Cohen &

Potoilow, ltdPhilip S. Caplannelly and Scott ChildressJoan CholodofskyCity lightsgifts in Honor of Meg Clarke gifts in Honor of andrea and Bernard

Clyman Dominic a ColaizzoPascal Collardanita Klaussen and Bud Collinstoni Crawford MajorRob Davisnicholas DecastroMatthew W. Donahoeleslie Donnellgifts in Memory of Joseph eagan Fernando echavarrianabil elkassabanyeska, inc.Joan and Robert eskingifts in Memory of elaine evans lynne FermanHappy Fernandezellen W. FernbergerJeanne FieldsDavid FiremanRay Firemangifts in Memory of Jane Fleisher Joanne FoulkeDillon Fridaygive Back FoundationMarc goldenMargery golengifts in Memory of ted gormanBrian gralnickFrank grecoSusan and gregory greenfieldKaci griffinJon HerrRobin Hessiongifts in Honor of Ben Hirsh Holdsman Family FundWendell F. HollandMargaret and Stanford Hunnanthony iezziChristina JessurunBeverly and Stephen JohnsonMargaret and Craig Johnsoneodore t. Johnson

veronica KatzMichelle Kestiirene KleinCraig KolbmanJeff Kolessartracy Kylelance leeJoel levinsonWilliam a. loebCynthia lutschaunigSharon Mahler-gindlespergerlynn and Joe MankoJohn Mcgintyvincent Mcguinnessg.a. McHughMary K. McHughian Meklinskygifts in Honor of Jack Meldrum elizabeth and Charles MeredithPaul Meyerandy MorfopoulousMichael MulshineSusan MurphyScott naglenancy and Dean nanceann Marie nasutigifts in Memory of otto ollerPark america, incMelissa and albert Parkeraileen Pasqueltony Paytonlisa PetersmarkCharles Polettiandrew PolisBernard Prazenicaliz ProctorQuaker Chemical FoundationDolores and gerald RamizaHasan RaufRegency Realty group inc.Carlos R. RichterRose Marie RileyMargaret and eodore RobbJeannie and Robert Roggioglyness Roneygifts in Memory of anthony l. Russo omas SandorReggie Santosgregory Saulanthony Scamuffaalfred ScheibBridget and Mark SchneiderJudith Burgis and Max Schoeffler

gifts in Honor of HerbSedler

evelyn and Henry ShermanStephanie S. Shoregifts in Memory of Harold Sills Holly and edward SilverClementin SloanMichael SloaneJoyce SmithRebecca Smithesther and Bernard SobelBobby Spearsgifts in Memory of andre Steed Rebecca Stoloffleon C. Sunstein, Jr.linda SzaboJohn teafordtemple Community gardensJohn C. omasPeter R ungerunited Way of Chester Countyunited Way Quaker ChemicalJim vesci, Sr.John WaldronSara WaslickJolly and Joe Watermanelizabeth WeberRose Weinsteingifts in Honor of al White Joyce and Howard Wool

Courtside Sponsors ($1-$99)

Richard adlervictor Banford agbodoeDenise alcornCornelius iv alexanderlarry altmanHank altschulerHedi aptHeather archambaultRichard astorChristel Badey

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gifts in Memory of Raymond Baker Margaret BakerRaymond Bandosnorine and Richard BastianSandra BattagliaDavid BayersdorferJudy BellRobert Belllois and Robert BelletHelen and John BennJosephine Bergmanalissa and edward BlumenthalJohn BottBonnie BowserJoanna Brattlouis Broadnina and Robert BrodyPeggy BromleyJoseph Browntauheed Browninglois and lawrence BrownsteinRuth and Herbert BruneCraig BrysonStephanie BurgeDiana BurgwynJanet BurnhamWilliam Buttsnancy Campbelllaren and Stephen CarkinRick CarrClaude CarterMarcedes CarterBruno Casabonlois and Robert CaugheyBernard ChavisCourtneay CipoloneRobert ColemanHelen and Richard ConstableRosemary and Paul Conwayeileen CooperWalter CornishBeverly and Richard CorrChristopher CossPat Coulter

annette CousinsKaren Craneantoinette CrawfordSusanna and Raymond

Creelylynne CutlerKatharine DaileyHelen DanickiBarbara and Mark DavidsonPatricia DeckerDrew DegenBecky DesmondMary DimauroMyra Druskylouisa C. DubinChristopher e DunneMichael DvorakDanna ehrenberggloria einbenderCarol and Stuart einhornBilly eisenbergina ellenMurray ellisRichard a. ellisCorinne eskineileen and David eskinMichael eskinJill and Christopher eskin-Smithivan espinozaHelen and leonard evelevJodi FensterKelly FinchJudy J. FinestoneSharen and alan FinzimerCharles FioreDaryl Fordtyra FordFort Washington Day Camp, incJudy and Richard FrankenMarlo and Kevin Freedmantom FrieseJahleem FurahaaliSteven ganzParthenia gardner

Rosalie and Ronald garlingteresa gaviganMichael gellerJoel gershmanellen and Dan gimbelgraceanne ginnethan goldberggifts in Honor of andrew goldberg Susan and Michael goldengood taste llCBarbara and george goodleyPat and Morton goodmangifts in Honor of Ralph gordon gifts in Honor of tom and Shelly gowen elizabeth and Raymond grenaldPatricia guggenheimBeth HaasDavid HaggertyJennifer and Michael HahnKathleen HalingDonna Hamiltongrace HannemannRita Hannumedward HanssenSabrina HarrisSue HessRosalynn and Daniel HethWendy HibberdSteven Higginsvernon Hilbertlancelot HillHoward Hobanevan HoffrichterMargaret and Ronald Hubered Hurdaleisha JacobsSandra and edward Jaegervalissa JarmonDara and Daniel Jecknicole JenkinsMaura and John Jennings

annual list of ContributorsFrom September 1, 2010 to August 31, 2011

Courtside Sponsors (continued)

i neveR cut corners during tennis practice. is

gives me DiSCiPline in my liFe off the court.- Christina Kaiser, Maximum Performance

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Farah Jimenezgifts in Honor of the Joachim Family Carlton JohnsonJeri lynne JohnsonKimberly JonesJustgive.orgHoward S. KaufoldMarianne KehanSusan KelloggJoanne and alex KleinJoni and Howard KleinRay and Sanford Kleinelizabeth Kozartallen KrantzRobert KurtzChristine larsonMichael lavecchiaMaisha leekSuzanne and Richard lenzMaribeth lernerlisa liccotelliPatricia and Francis lombardolois and Bernie lymanCatherine and James lynamMary lou and Jesse lyonsPricilla and edward Macnealtracy MalkowskiBruce MarkovitzWilliam MartinKim Bonner MasseyChristine and Justin MatulewiczDene MayerRandy McBrideelana McDonaldJake McDonaldClaudia Mcgillnicole Mcintyreellen and Joseph Merkellaurie and Steve MidgetteRobert Mitchellerika and John MontagMarsha and Jerrold MossDaniel MungallBritton MurdochJoseph nagelChristie nagyandrea and Sven nommensenlynne nugentHerman obermayerRoberta W. odellDavid o'DellJohn o'Riordan

Jacquie and eric PattersonClifford PearlmanKathryn and John PhillipsSuzanne and Richard PhillipsJune Platzaudrey and Richard Prattgifts in Honor of Jack Presant letitia o. PrincipatoMarian Racetteedward J. RadetichPedro Ramosarleen and William Rasdolskygifts in Honor of Red Clinic Coaches tim Reeselynne and owen Regangregory Reidgifts in Memory of Don Richardson linda Richteredda and eugene RiversPatte RobertsSusan Rogerstim Roseboroira RosenCharlotte RosenthalRonald and Barbara Rosenthalolympia RossheimDorothy RothSylvie and Stanely RowenSusan RubinRobert Rudleyaisako and John Ruggelijah SalimMildred Samsgermain Sanderseffrain Sarmientotom SawersSteven Sayergeorge SchaferSusan and Clifford SchlesingerCharlotte and Joel SchwartzHeather SchwartzBryan SchwartzmanSkip SchwarzmanPhebe and Dorothy lee Scotteleanor Segallinda Sheinandrew Silverandrea SilvermanBetsy and gary SilvermanStanley Singerelizabeth and Hobart Smitheugene e. Smith

Robin and Jerry Smithnancy SnyderMarc SpectorKen Spinradelizabeth StaviskyFaith SteigelmannJoan and Peter SternRoger SternfeldJill and allen StoneSeth Strobackandrew Sugermanlenard SulewskiJoan and Donald SullivanBruce and Susan SupowitzMaryann SweridukMelissa talBarney tanfieldapril taylorBrian J taylorFrances tidballKaren tonerMaria and Patrick tonertom trittonunited Way of DelawareSusan and David valenShari vegosengifts in Honor of Jordan vogel emily and Charles WagnerCedra WaltonJason WardPatricia a WardMatt WarwickBarbara and Donald WaschenkoPatricia WeathersJean and Karl Websterlorna and Bernard WeinbergerHerbert J. Weintraubelizabeth H. WeissSusan and Kenneth WeissSteven WeissflogMolly WhalenJanet and Harold WhartnabyP.W. Wildertom WilkinsonHyla WinstonJanet Winstonnorma and Henry WiseDiane and ivan WolfsonDan WuPeter Wunsch

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Program Fees: 34%

Grants: 12%

Special Program: 1%

Government 1%

Annual Benefit: 30%

Corporations: 8%

Individual Giving: 5%

Benefit and Special Events: 8%

Endwoment: 9%

Fundraising Expenses: 10%

Administration Expenses: 27%Program Expenses: 55%

Sources of income and expenses2010-2011 Total Budget: $2,239,875

INCOME SOURCES (FY 2011)

FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES (FY 2011)

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arthur ashe Youth tennis and education governing Board

Governing Board of Directors

Kenneth J. adelberg David Broida

Michael CarterJoseph J. Costigan Robert S. Davislisa Detwiler

Derrick Dickens Barry M. edelstein Joseph Fetterman

Joseph R. godwin, Jr.Wendell HollandJeffrey Jubelirer victor i. Kasser Kenneth Krieg

Mary ellen Krober John J. Kroll

Carol Clark lawrence alan lindy

george loesch vincent R. Mcguinness

Michael MengHenri g. Moore

Marlynn orlandoalbert Parker, esq.

Phil PlotnickSteven C. Savran

Dr. Franklyn Scott Commissioner Susan Slawson

linda Swain Doug Swartztracy Wall

Jay Weitzman Joseph Williamson

Advisory Board

Dennis alterMichael Barkannomas e. BeachChristine S. BeckPeter a. BenolielRobert M. Brasler

Carl BuchholzWilliams BuckMary Carillo

Robert M. CohenBud Collins

James M. DavidsonChristopher Dunne

DD eisenbergJohn embree

Robert J. FosslerSandra e. goodstein

omas gowenallyn JacobsonKathryn Jordan

artis t. oreHonorable Charles e. Rainey

Suzanne Schoch RehlFred Shabel

irene McMenamin ShabelManuel M. Stamatakis

Robert a. Swift

Executive Committee

Jerry l. Johnson, Chairman of the BoardRobert H. Hunn, Co-Vice ChairmanJames Fernberger, Co-Vice Chairman

Christopher lewis, Secretaryira neil Richards, Treasurer

Shelley R. Smith, Executive Committee Member At-Large

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