OF COLLIN COUNTY
2019 & 2020 ANNUAL REPORT
OUR MISSION
The mission of Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County is to enable all young people, especially those who need us the most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. OUR VISION
To provide a world-class, affordable and accessible Club Experience to 7% of the Collin County youth annually (aged 5-18 years) by 2030 with all members on track to graduate high school with a plan for future, practical life skills, demonstrating good character and citizenship, and a healthy lifestyle. PURPOSE
To ensure that kids, Clubs and our colleagues are always our highest priorities, we commit to these values ( I CARE ): Integrity, Collaboration, Accountability, Respect, and Excellence.
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Dear friends, supporters, and staff: This past year has been a year like no other, and it is with incredible pride to share the progress and momentum of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County. Although I joined the Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County just 18 months ago, I have never been more certain of the importance and urgency of our mission and of our team’s commitment to fulfilling it. This past year has seen us operate through an unprecedented moment in time, but what gives me hope is our equally unprecedented commitment to responding to the needs of our community. Despite the pandemic’s disruptions, the work across our four key program pillars Education, Character & Leadership, Sports & Recreation and Health & Wellness - has continued to grow and expand. When the county’s schools went virtual in the Fall of 2020 due to the pandemic, many families were faced with the tough decision of either going to work and leave their children home unattended or missing work so that they can supervise their kids. Recognizing the need of the community and delivering to our mission, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County stepped up and opened our doors all day, operating our clubs from 7am – 7pm. We invested in improving our WiFi infrastructure so that children could participate in their online learning without disruption. We invested in staff development and compensation to bring on more talent and provide improved pay and benefits to our team. We invested in 3rd party sanitization services and supplies to minimize and mitigate risk for our club members and staff while adhering to CDC guidelines and recommendations. We were able to provide a safe place where kids could do their virtual schooling while having adult supervision, meals and peer engagement. Our Virtual Resource Centers were vital in ensuring that our club members’ education goals were on track throughout the pandemic. We were able to keep our club members engaged when so many other youth-serving organizations were operating at reduced capacity and hours. It’s a real tribute to the expertise and experience of the entire Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County team.
From a financial perspective, the pandemic did pose some challenges for our organization this past year. We saw an increase in per child costs - due to our investment in staff, supplies and services – yet we did not pass these costs on to our club members. Our largest and most well-attended fundraiser, our annual Chrysalis Gala, was held as a virtual event in 2020. Though it was not as successful in raising funds as our live in-person events from previous years, we were incredibly pleased and humbled by the outpouring of community support for this event which raised close to $400,000 for our club operations.
LETTER FROM OUR CEO
This past year, we were able to add another chartered club to our service area. Partnering with the Princeton ISD, the Princeton Boys & Girls Club at Smith Elementary opened providing vital after-school programming and support to the youth in the Princeton area. We are currently serving over 150 school-aged children at our Princeton location and will be looking to expand even more in the upcoming year.
Over the past year, we have made a concerted effort to diversify revenue streams, improve our individual donor base and secure more support from new philanthropic corporate partners. We have improved our financial sustainability dramatically, by renegotiating service contracts, removing redundancies of services and ‘doing more with less.’ I am incredibly pleased by the progress we have made in improving our financial sustainability and investing in infrastructure improvements and getting closer to realizing our dream of establishing our first endowment for the organization. For more than 53 years, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County has played a critical role in the development and advancement of families, and in the future of the community we serve. With the help of donors who transform passion into impact, we are united around a common mission designed to enable and empower all young people to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens. We are mindful that every dollar we receive represents the dream and an investment of a donor to strengthen the community. While the needs and the incredible potential of our county’s youth have never been greater, every day we see the impact of our donors’ generosity and investments. To our donors, corporate and government partners, volunteers, and others who have let us share in their generosity, and on behalf of our dedicated Board, I offer my heartfelt appreciation. Thank you for inspiring us and for joining in helping us build a better tomorrow by investing in the youth of Collin County today. With sincere gratitude,
Marianne Radley Chief Executive Officer
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ABOUT US Founded in 1968, BGCCC has a 53-year history of creating great futures in North Texas. Strategically located in low-income neighborhoods, BGCCC provides a safe, positive environment during the most vulnerable hours of a youth’s day: the after-school hours. We convert these hours into time that helps youth reach their full potential. BGCCC’s four clubs serve youth aged 5 - 18 in Frisco, Plano, McKinney and outlying areas including a newly launched site at Smith Elementary in Princeton. As the largest youth-serving organization in Collin County, excluding school districts, we currently provide more than 2,000 youth a safe place to learn and grow into productive, responsible, and caring citizens. They are offered an affordable, safe and nurturing environment and are supported with a variety of programs and activities that assist in their educational, emotional, physical and social development. We never turn away a young person in need. Membership fees for programming and transportation are provided on scholarship if necessary. Thanks to the support of our generous donors, our Clubs continue to grow and reach more youth more often every year- youth who are our future. OUR 2021 GOALS Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County is committed to serving more youth and making a greater impact in the community by focusing on the following goals: • Serve More Kids More Often • Be Financially Sustainable • Increase Program Quality and Effectiveness • Build Diverse & Effective Leaders • Ensure a Positive, Safe Culture • Increase Brand Awareness & Community Engagement
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BRANCH LEADERSHIP
Malanie Miller Princeton Site Director
Darion McCoy Frisco Branch Director
Kareem Evans McKinney Branch Director
Monica Mott Plano Branch Director
Bob & Joy Darling Frisco Boys & Girls Club 8750 McKinney St., Frisco, TX 75033
McKinney Boys & Girls Club 701 S. Church St., McKinney, TX 75069
Plano Boys & Girls Club 1111 Avenue H, Plano, TX 75074
Smith Elementary 2101 Forest Meadow Drive, Princeton, TX 75407
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WHAT DOES THE CLUB MEAN TO ME?
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My daughter participated in the Academic Success program at the Club, she was struggling with math and I didn’t know how to help her. Since then she has developed a love for learning, she has excelled and gained confidence in her capabilities. She has improved one letter grades in math and in reading in less than two months.” – Parent of Club Member
As a young child I was exposed to all the negative things you can imagine, including drugs, domestic abuse etc... I remember hearing family members say I feel sorry for her but it runs in the family. I did not know what that meant until I turned 13. Well my club had a different direction for me and through my Healthy Habits/SMART Girls program I learned skills that has helped me to be proud to say I have never had the desire to destroy my life. They showed me how to stand, how to eat right, how to properly stay physically active, how read labels for nutritional facts and they showed me the ramifications and destruction that drugs and negative behaviors can have on my life.” – Amber, Club Alumni
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My Club has been instrumental in my development and progression into adulthood, it gave me my first job, taught me about banking and saving, introduce me to my first college experience and helped me to secure scholarships. Without my club I don’t know if I would have graduated college and working my dream job.” – Colton, Club Alumni
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PROGRAMS Our innovative programs are designed to empower youth to excel in school, become good citizens and lead healthy, productive lives. Each Club operates 15-20 programs utilizing proven and nationally recognized programs in five Core Program Areas that closely align with the developmental needs of all young people: • The Arts • Education • Health & Wellness • Leadership & Service • Sports & Recreation When programs are executed to the best of their ability, they create a Club Experience that enables youth to achieve positive outcomes in three priority areas: • Academic Success • Good Character and Citizenship • Healthy Lifestyles Together, BGCA and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County follow the Formula for Impact – our roadmap for ensuring that young people have a positive, impactful Club Experience and, ultimately, achieve the important outcomes that lead them to great futures. Our programs are designed to encourage Club members to realize a wide variety of positive outcomes, a strategy for developing the “whole child.” IMPACTING AREA YOUTH THROUGH
ACADEMIC SUCCESS 90% FEWER SCHOOL DAYS MISSED by participants in the PROJECT LEARN PROGRAM when compared with non-Club youth *2019 numbers due to lack of data for 2020
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GOOD CHARACTER & CITIZENSHIP 76% of our teens believe they made a difference in their community by contributing OVER 3,000 COMMUNITY HOURS
HEALTHY LIFESTYLES 85% of our Club members are exposed to 60 MINUTES of PHYSICAL ACTIVITY per day and participate in weekly HEALTHY HABITS PROGRAM
These comprehensive programs enable youth to become proficient in basic educational disciplines, apply learning to everyday situations, and embrace technology to archive success in a career. Project Learn Project Learn reinforces and enhances the skills and knowledge young people learn at school during the hours they spend at the Club. This comprehensive program strategy is based on research showing that students do much better in school when they spend their non-school hours engaged in fun, but academically beneficial, activities. PowerHour helps Club members ages 6-18 achieve academic success by providing homework help, tutoring, and high-yield learning activities and encouraging members to become self-directed learners.
Money Matters promotes financial responsibility and independence among Club members ages 13-18 by building their basic money management skills. Participants learn how to manage a checking account, budget, save and invest.
PROGRAMS
ACADEMIC SUCCESS
DIY Stem Do It Yourself (or DIY) STEaM is an activitybased program that brings scientific principles to life. The program uses items commonly found in the Club, or can be easily procured, to introduce Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematical (STEaM) concepts to youth. DIY STEM is a program that can be implemented in its entirety or as separate units depending on the needs and interests of various Club kids. Workforce Development Initiative capitalizes on existing job skills and career development programs to create and implement a robust local workforce development program for youth. The program will prepare teens to enter the workforce while engaging local employers as they get ready for the next generation of employees.
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PROGRAMS
GOOD CHARACTER AND CITIZENSHIP
HEALTHY LIFESTYLES
We empower youth to support and influence their Club and community while developing relationships, setting a positive self-image and having respect for cultural differences.
Every day at the Club, we provide nutritious snacks, engaging fitness activities, and competitive sport leagues to get Club members excited about leading healthy lifestyles.
Keystone Clubs provide leadership development opportunities for young people ages 14 to 18. Youth participate in activities in three focus areas: academic success, career preparation and community service. With the guidance of an adult advisor, Keystone Clubs aim to have a positive impact on members, the Club and community.
Triple Play is a comprehensive health and wellness program. It strives to improve the overall health of Club members ages 6-18 by increasing daily physical activity, teaching them about good nutrition and helping them develop healthy relationships.
Torch Clubs are chartered, small-group character and leadership clubs for boys and girls ages 11 to 13. Torch Club members elect officers and work together to implement projects in the four focus areas: service to Club and community; education; health and fitness; and social recreation. Youth of the Year is our signature effort to foster a new generation of leaders, fully prepared to live and lead in a diverse, global and integrated world economy.
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Passport to Manhood teaches responsibility to boys ages 11 to 14 with sessions that focus on a specific aspect of character and manhood through highly interactive activities. SMART Girls provides health, fitness, prevention/education and self-esteem enhancement for girls ages 8 to 17. SMART Moves SMART (Skills Mastery and Resistance Training) Moves addresses problems such as drug and alcohol use and premature sexual activity.
2019
OUR IMPACT IN NUMBERS 2019 FACTS & FIGURES
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3,357
club members
Full-time and part-time employees
146,349 347,958 Meals & snack served
Homework hours completed
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Locations
Average daily attendance:
841 614
3,360
Daily transportation pickups:
21
School year
67
Buses/ Vans
Schools
4
Community Locations
Summer
5,590
youth transported from school and during the summer
youth served through outreach and sports programs
2019 ACADEMIC RESULTS
54 100 100 %
of Boys & Girls Alumni say “the club saved their life”
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2019 MEMBER DEMOGRAPHICS In 2019, Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County serve 3,357 members, giving them a safe place to learn and grow into productive and caring citizens. 45% of the members served are female; 55% are male. The majority of members in the program are African American at 53%; 19% are Caucasian; 13% are Hispanic; 10% are Multiple -Ethnicities; and 5% are Asian. BGCCC serves youth from all levels of household income. 53% of members are eligible for free/reduced lunch, 39% of members live in a non-traditional household and 20% of the youth we serve have a diagnosed disability.
Affiliated with gangs or involved in the juvenile justice system
On-time Advancement
Senior graduation and college, trade school or military acceptance
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2019 MEMBERSHIP GENDER
Bob & Joy Darling Branch
Mckinney Plano Branch Branch
Total
Males
708
511
620
1,853
Females
463
436
619
1,507
Total 1,171 947 1,239
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MEMBERSHIP ETHNICITY
African American 53% Caucasian 19% Hispanic 13% Multiple Ethnicities 10% Asian 5%
3,357
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2020
OUR IMPACT IN NUMBERS 2020 FACTS & FIGURES *Club Services & School-based outreach were paused and/or virtual due to COVID pandemic 3/1/2020 - ?/?/2020
1,280
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club members
Full-time and part-time employees
130,620 5,287 Meals & snack served
Homework hours completed
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Locations
Average daily attendance:
247 78
Daily transportation pickups:
20
School year
36
Buses/ Vans
Schools
Community Locations
Summer
1,280
youth transported from school and during the summer
230
2020 ACADEMIC RESULTS
54 100 100 %
of Boys & Girls Alumni say “the club saved their life”
%
%
On-time Advancement
Senior graduation and college, trade school or military acceptance
2020 MEMBER DEMOGRAPHICS In 2020, Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County serve 1,280 members, giving them a safe place to learn and grow into productive and caring citizens. 45% of the members served are female; 55% are male. The majority of members in the program are African American at 58%; 19% are Caucasian; 15% are Hispanic; 6% are Multiple -Ethnicities; and 2% are Asian.
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BGCCC serves youth from all levels of household income. 53% of members are eligible for free/reduced lunch, 39% of members live in a non-traditional household and 20% of the youth we serve have a diagnosed disability.
youth served through outreach and sports programs
0
Affiliated with gangs or involved in the juvenile justice system
2020 MEMBERSHIP GENDER
Bob & Joy Darling Branch
Mckinney Plano Branch Branch
Total
Males
246
249
206
701
Females
147
239
193
579
Total 396 488 399
2020
MEMBERSHIP ETHNICITY
1,280
African American 58% Caucasian 19% Hispanic 15% Multiple Ethnicities 6% Asian 2%
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2019
OUR IMPACT IN NUMBERS
cents of every dollar go directly to the kids.
2019 FINANCIALS
FINANCIAL REVIEW
INCOME Branch Income
$615,163
Special Events Net
$871,454
Contributions Income
$1,574,577
Grants
$672,616
Miscellaneous Income
$179,191
2019
FUNDING BREAKDOWN
Total Income/Gross Profit $3,913,001 Total Expenses
$3,504,128
Net Income
$408,873
2019
ORGANIZATIONAL EXPENSES
Special Events 22% Fees 16% Corporations 16% In-Kind Contributions 4% Individuals 18% Foundations 12% BGCA Grants 2% City Government 2% Federal Government 3% State Government 3% United Way 1% Misc. Income 1%
Program Expenses Fundraising Expenses Management & General Services
77% 15% 8%
FINANCIAL REVIEW
INCOME
Branch Income
$265,971
Special Events Net
$412,098
Contributions Income
$825,520
Grants
$1,178,563
Miscellaneous Income
$247,573
2020
FUNDING BREAKDOWN
Total Income/Gross Profit $2,929,725 Total Expenses
$2,475,028
Net Income
$454,697
2020
ORGANIZATIONAL EXPENSES
Special Events 14% Fees 9% Corporations 19% In-Kind Contributions 5% Individuals 11% Foundations 6% BGCA Grants 9% City Government 2% Federal Government 4% State Government 5% United Way 2% Misc. Income 14%
Program Expenses Fundraising Expenses Management & General Services
2020
2020 FINANCIALS
77% 14% 9%
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2019
IN 2019... TRANSPORTATION FLEET UPDATE Our Clubs received a much-needed update to our transportation fleet with two Toyota Sienna Vans donated by Toyota in 2019. In 2020, we added three large new buses thanks to support from The Kiwanis Club of McKinney, Town & Country Roofing and Toyota. These vehicles help us transport more youth to our Clubs.
CHRYSALIS BALL 2019 Chrysalis Ball, “We are the Champions”, was a huge success. A BIG thank you to all of the underwriters, sponsors, and supporters. This year, we were able to generate our highest number of donations to date resulting in over $730,000 in net income. With over 950 corporate and individual attendees and volunteers made this a memorable evening with their philanthropic passion for the mission of the clubs. Because of your support we had one of most successful events in the history of the clubs and you have positively impacted the lives of the thousands of For Building Great Futures youth we serve. Presented by
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VIRTUAL CAREER FAIR Old Navy store employees partnered with BGCCC to engage teen members into the world of work. The partnership enabled BGCCC to provide a wonderful opportunity and resource for its teen members in a virtual setting. Activities within the program included: career exploration, mock individual & group interviews, and virtual store tours. Upon completion of the virtual career fair, teens had the opportunity to interview for jobs with Old Navy and applied for scholarships and incentives.
2020 YEAR IN REVIEW
IN 2020...
VIRTUAL CHRYSALIS BALL For the first time in history, our 2020 Chrysalis Ball went virtual. The theme of this year’s Chrysalis Ball was “It’s a Beautiful Day in our Neighborhood,” highlighting the resilience of the Clubs during these unprecedented times and serving as a reminder that it takes kindness, love and unity to end divisiveness and make our communities stronger than ever. Because of the continued generosity of our underwriters, sponsors and supporters, we were able to raise $370,000 in net funds. The virtual gala featured the sounds of Grammy AwardWinning country music trio Lady A.
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2019
YOUTH OF THE YEAR Youth of the Year is our signature effort to foster a new generation of leaders, fully prepared to live and lead in a diverse, global and integrated world economy. Youth between the ages of 14 - 18 participate in a year-long program which leads to a regional and national showcase and scholarship opportunities.
2019 YOUTH OF THE YEAR
About TERRY MITCHELL, McKinney Club 2019 YOUTH OF THE YEAR
2020
Terry is 2020 graduate from Anna High School and an aspiring sports analyst. Prior to graduation, Terry was an active member of the McKinney branch of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County for 7 years. Terry states, “The BGCCC is the most influential place I’ve ever stepped foot in, and I’m forever grateful for that experience.
2020 YOUTH OF THE YEAR
About KALIYAH JOHNSON, Plano Club 2020 YOUTH OF THE YEAR Kaliyah is a 2021 graduate from Lone Star High School. Prior to graduation, Kaliyah was an active member of the Plano branch of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County for 12 years. Kaliyah states, “I thank God for my Boys & Girls Club and wish every child had this important foundation of love.” Kaliyah plans to attend Collin County Community College to pursue a degree in Liberal Arts with a focus on Theatre.
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GRATITUDE FOR THE COLLIN CLASSIC The Collin Classic Bike Rally has been a staple event for over 28 years in the Collin County area. BGCCC had the great opportunity to host this event for the last three years. Due to the rising cost of the outside support services, BGCCC has decided not to continue with operating the Collin Classic Bike event. BGCCC is grateful for the opportunity to have been part of this legacy for the last few years that has made an impact on the programs we support. This can only have been possible with generosity and support from our community. We want to thank the cycling community for their in-kind support of making this a safe family event.
2019 CRAWFISH BOIL Another Successful Crawfish Boil Fun times at the 9th Annual Crawfish Boil Benefiting BGCCC presented by Urban Hydration on April 27th! This event has been hosted by The Frisco Bar & Grill for the past 9 years and it’s just gets better each year, perfect new location! Thank you to our sponsors AXA Advisors, The Pinnacle Star Foundation and The Alpha Iota Iota Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages, SeekingSitters, Jason & Katrina Bawcom, and David & Jenny Crysup and to everyone that came out to supported us! Also, HUGE thanks for all of the staff and volunteers that made this event a success!
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IMPACT OF COVID YOUTH VIRTUAL SUPPORT PROGRAM In close partnership with the Frisco, McKinney and Plano Independent School Districts, Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County designed a Youth Virtual Support Program to ensure the county’s youth had an additional support system during their virtual class study. We stepped up to provide all-day support including homework help, internet access, and peer-to-peer engagement in a safe, adult-supervised environment.
HOW WE SERVED THROUGH COVID
OF COLLIN COUNTY
We Opened Our Doors to the Community
When ISDs Went Virtual
Changed operating model to be open all day
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Club Sites Providing on-site Services
4,340
Virtual Support Program
Hours of Virtual Support
Exclusively Providing Virtual Programming 18
Our Clubs Were Open for 12 hrs per Day
Providing Virtual Learning Centers Adult Supervision Providing Meal Services
1,230 Providing Tech Support
V.P. Governance Von Best The Frisco Bar
V.P. Resource Development Chris Jamison First United Bank
Jeffrey Rabinowitz Capital One Auto Financial Services
Tony Carver Encore Wire Corporation
Ann Johnson Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse
Damon Chronis Ryan, LLC
V.P. Operational Excellence Patty Kallal Texas Health
President Richard Riccardi Blount Fine Foods
Angela Driggers Texas Instruments Michael Feeney Capital One Jessica Fister Johnson Constellation Brands Kristin Grammar TIG Commercial Real Estate Ron Harris Toyota Financial Services Treasurer John Hoffman Consultant
Torsten Seifert Hilti North America
Tomasz Kwiatkowski PlainsCapital Bank
Jerron Smith Navigant
Randy Lawrence Altria Reg. V.P. – Retired
Past President Bryan Sherman Bank of America Home Loans
Stuart Mackinnon Cardtronics Secretary Brandi McKay Scheef & Stone, LLP Steve Mills Lowe’s
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Psyche Terry UI Global Brands Vontoba Terry UI Global Brands Cliff Whisenhunt First National Bank Southwest
Ken Moraif Money Matters with Ken Moraif
2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Michael Carroll Bank of America
Ann Johnson Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse
Tony Carver Encore Wire Corporation
V.P. Operational Excellence Patty Kallal Texas Health
V.P. Governance Damon Chronis Ryan, LLC
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Tomasz Kwiatkowski Plains Capital Bank
Angela Driggers Texas Instruments
Harvey Lyons HPE
Ron Harris Toyota Financial Services
Stuart Mackinnon Cardtronics
Treasurer, V.P. Finance John Hoffman Consultant
Secretary Brandi McKay Scheef & Stone, LLP
V.P. Resource Development Chris Jamison First United Bank & Trust
Steve Mills Lowe’s
Jeffrey Rabinowitz MVP, Capital One Auto Financial Services President Richard Riccardi Blount Fine Foods Torsten Seifert Hilti North America Bryan Sherman Bank of America Home Loans President - Elect Jerron Smith Navigant Healthcare
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2019 FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS
2019 GRANTS BGCA Grants
Bank of America Foundation
Horween Foundation
Boys & Girls Clubs of America
BT Western Corporation
Ross Stores Foundation
Buffalo Wild Wings
Capital One Services, Inc.
Ryan Foundation
Gap
CarMax Foundation, The
Speese Family Charitable Fund
Lowe’s
Carol A. Buch Foundation
Subaru Foundation
Neiman Marcus
Catholic Foundation, The
Taco Bell Foundation for Teens
Planet Fitness
Charles Schwab Foundation
Ross
Communities Foundation of Texas
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano
Toyota Financial Services
Dallas Foundation, The
Government Grants
Downtown Plano Arts & Heritage Foundation
City of Frisco City of McKinney City of Plano Plano Independent School District Office of Justice - BGCA
Dreambuilder’s Foundation FC Dallas Foundation GE United Way Campaign Henderson Family Charitable Fund
Texas Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs
MCDC McKinney Community Development Corporation
Corporation & Foundation Grants
McKinney Kiwanis Foundation Inc.
Alto Foundation
National Christian Foundation North Texas
AmazonSmile Foundation Andrea Mennen Family Foundation Taff
Ralph and Genevieve B.
Texas Instruments Foundation The Craig and Kathryn Hall Foundation The GE Foundation The Pinnaclestar Foundation The Richard & Mary Templeton Foundation The Rotary Foundation United Way of The Midlands Verizon Foundation Employee Matching Walmart Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation
2019 CORPORATE FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS 375 Park Avenue Spirits
Bill Joplin’s Compressor Ser., Inc.
Decision Analyst
A N. D. Home Healthcare LLC
Bill Shaddock Companies
Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse
Ace Fence of DFW LTD
Books Against Bullying
Deloitte Services
Active Network
Capital One Services, Inc.
DGW Financial Services
ADESA Corporation
Cardtronics
Dick’s Sporting Goods Foundation
AIS Portfolio Services LP
Carleton Companies
DonateWell (NPO-YourCause)
Alliance of Elite Youth Leadership
Carpet Tech
Duggan Realty Advisors L.L.C.
Altria Group, Inc.
Charities Aid Foundation of America
Elite Performance Chiropractic
American Legend Homes
Charity On Top
Emerald City Band, Inc.
American National Bank of Texas
Charles Schwab
Employee Solutions, LP
America’s Charities Fiscal Services
Church at Plano
Encore Wire Limited
Athleta - Stonebriar Mall
City of Frisco Main St Merchants Association
FBFK
Bank of America
Club Corp, Inc.
First National Bank of Omaha
Baylor Scott & White Med Center Centenn
Coca Cola Southwest
First United Bank
Collin Classic Bike Riders
BBVA Compass
Community Development Associates
First United Methodist Church, McKinney
Benevity Community Impact Fund, The
Conduent
FirstSource Advantage LLC
Bicycle Evolution
Conference USA
Frisco Eye Associates
Bill Gosling Outsourcing
Core Construction
Frontstream, Inc.
Automobile Recovery Bureau
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Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Frost Banking, Investments & Insurance
M/I Homes Foundation
Shirley Construction Services
Gas Lighters Book Review Club
Mario Sinacola & Sons
South by Midwest Retail Partners
Mark Whitehead Insurance Agency
Steven J. Sanders & Company LLC
McKinney Jump, LLC DBA Urban Air
Sutherland
McKinney Rotary Club
Terri Green, Attorney
MVTRAC
Texas Health Gives
Nack Development
Texas Health Hospital Frisco
Nancy Lieberman Charities
Texas Instruments
Navigant
Texas Legends, LLC
Network for Good
Texas Republic Bank
North American Coal Corporation
The McCrory Team
NTT Data
Thomas Rush Insurance Agency
OldManOnBike LLC
TIG Commercial Real Estate
Paypal Giving Fund
TisBest Philanthropy
PetroVen, Inc. - David Cherry
Tomes Auto Group
PGT
Toni & Guy USA LLC
PlainsCapital Bank
Town & Country Roofing, Inc.
Plano Balloon Festival, Inc.
Toyota Motor Credit Corporation
Primeritus Financial Services, Inc.
Toyota of McKinney
Prosper Rotary Foundation
TravCo Oil & Gas LLC
Pureteam
Travelers
Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers
Truist
Ranchers Custard Company LLC
UI Global Brands
Raytheon
United Way of Greater Atlanta
Retirement Planners of America
United Way of Metro Dallas
Richardson Mechanical
USAA
Richmond & Associates Landscaping, Ltd.
Veritex Community Bank
Roach Business Center 1 LTD
Waits Financial Group
Gensler Germania Farm Mutual Get Groovy Deals Gibson Real Estate Services Give With Liberty GMRI, Inc. Grande Communications Networks, Inc. Greater Horizons Halff Associates Hall Group Hard Rock Land Design Hilti North America Independent Bank Innovative Athletic Movement iQor, Inc. Jaguar Land Rover Frisco JPMorgan Chase Employee Giving KDGFL for Kids LLC Keith Holder Trust c/o Bank of Texas Kevin James McCrea Photography KidZania USA Kingdom Resources Inc. KPMG Community Giving Campaign Kroger Rewards Legacy Texas Bank Legends Express Car Wash Longo Toyota of Prosper Lowe’s - Dallas
Scheef & Stone Schwab Charitable Fund SDK Desserts, LLC Secure Collateral Management LLC
2019 FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS
2019 CORPORATE FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS, CONTINUED
Vox Technologies Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Dallas White Water Express Carwash Willow Bend Hunt Club Inc. Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano
2019 INDIVIDUAL FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS
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Abbey, Brian
Alvarez, Robert & Cari
Anselmi, John
Babla, Bob & Diane
Abbott, Eric & Kim
Amend, Daniel
Ansley, Dusty & Andrea
Bacon, K Terry & Victoria
Abernathy, Richard
Ames, Sabrina
Antilley, Dan & Leslee
Bailey, Donald & Marcela
Adams, Annette
Anderson, Andrea
Arreguin, Johnny J.
Bailey, Roy
Adams, Louis and Lauren
Anderson, Ben & Rebecca
Asimakis, Gregory
Baker, Glen
Adams, Monica
Anderson, Debbie
Austin, Brenda
Baker, Nathan & Morgan
Allen, Jake
Anderson, Richard
Ayyeppen, Srirama
Baker, Robert
Allen, Ken & Anna
Andrea, Rudy & Christina
Aziz, Shwan & Stacey
Barfoot, Bill
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2019 FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS
2019 INDIVIDUAL FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS, CONTINUED Barksdale, Thomas
Braun, Carlisle & Valerie
Carrillo, Susan
Dawson, Peter & Karen
Barnhard, Phillip & Claire
Bristol, Alexandra
Carroll, Michael & Kacie
Deany, Ryan & Jessica
Barnhart, Steve
Britton, Alexis
Carter, Sue (Frances)
Delgado, Luis and Ethel
Barry, Carolyn Casey
Brobst, Daniel
Carter, Tracye
Delk, Bryon & Barb
Bartol, Brett
Brock, Shelisa
Carver, Tony & Tara
Delph, Rod & Angela
Battaglia, Joseph
Brooks, David
Casanova, Rudy
Denton, Jason & Melinda
Baumgartner, James
Broussard, Kim
Cassidy, Eric & Stephanie
Dominick, Wayne
Bawcom, Jason & Katrina
Brown, Barry & Shirley
Cates, Parker
Dove, Debie
Beaver, Richard & Jill
Brown, Brandon & Andrea
Chacko, Benson
Dowdall, Joe & Leila
Beavers, Zachary
Brown, Darrien & Chantee
Chandler, Jennifer
Dowdy, Jenny
Beckmann, Todd
Brown, Justin
Chen, Vicki
Dragon, Eli & Ann
Beebe, Doug & Tina
Brown, Liz
Cheney, Thomas
Dragon, Jennifer
Beerwinkle, Ken
Brown, Shonna
Cherry, David & Caryl
Draper, Marcel & Tinika
Bell, Jay & Tracy
Bruno, Marilyn
Chesney, Thom
Driggers, Angela
Benton, Alvin
Brush, Terry & Julie
Chhabra, Manish & Anita
Dudley, Jason & Diana
Benway, Gavin
Bryant, Shontae
Chronis, Damon & Julie
Duggan, James & Susan
Berg, Janice
Buck, Richard (David)
Cieszinski, Richard
Dutson, Arianna
Bernard, Cassian
Bueno, Lilly
Cinclair, J. Prabha
Dyer, Doug & Roberta
Bese, Laura
Bullock, Jim
Clegg, Laurie
Eagan, Larry
Beshires, Eric & M’Recia
Buraczyk, David & Shauna
Clower, Ryan & Katie
Eastman, John & Dana
Best, Von L. & Rosanne
Burau, Gary & Diane
Cobb, Jerry
Eckert, Bret & Jeanette
Bhatti, Chris
Burday, Scott & Lane
Cole, Christine
Edwards, Robert
Bigbee, WT
Burdette, Ashleigh
Cole, Ronald & Rebecca
Egan, Kevin & Kathy
Blackburn, Stephanie
Burgio, Donald
Condren, Jana
Elebesunu, Chris
Blankenship, Laura
Burns, Peter
Connolly, Flor
Elking, George
Blessing, Greg
Bush, Richard & Traci
Copeland, Dave & Jennifer
Ellender, Rory
Blount, Todd
Butler, Max & Melissa
Costantino, John & Sue
Elmore, Bryan & Laura
Boccaccio, Ian & Elizabeth
Byndon, Marlene
Cox, Richard
Erasmus, Michael
Boehrs, Kaleb
Cacheria, Ray Ann
Critz, Dale & Susan
Evans, Kareem D.
Bollner, Daniel & Dorothy
Cain, Kevin
Crosby, Mark & Samantha
Ewing, Tony & Connie
Bonnie Winikates Estate
Calhoun, Jack & Carol
Croschere, Jim & Debbie
Fair, David & Robin
Bookout, Steve
Calloway, Matt & Brooklyn
Crowder, Gloria
Farley, Joseph & Kara
Bortolameolli, Craig
Calyer, Jennifer & Todd
Crutchfield, Larry
Farley, Mark & Lisa
Bossier, Matthew & Jolene
Camp, Robert
Crysup, David & Jennifer
Farmer, Carey
Bouis, Jeff
Campana, Linda & Christopher
Culbertson, Darion & Donna
Feeney, Mike & Sarah
Campbell, Robert
Culhane, David & Deidre
Feinberg, Adam
Cunningham, Ashley
Felker, Anthony M.
Currin, Shayne
Ferguson, Andrew & Stacie
Curtis, Barry
Fermaint, Daniel & Jennifer
Daley, John & Dawn
Fernandez, Charles & Lynn
Darling, Robert & Joyane
Ferraro, Jeff & Julie
Davis, Adam
Ferrer, Sheila
Davis, Derrick
Feuer, Lawrence & Kelcie
Dawson, Franklin
Fick, Charles W. & Diane L.
Bourgeault, Art Box, Elizabeth Boxer, Scott & Deborah (Ellie) Brach, Carl & Renee Bradley, Tracy Braman, Alison Bramlett, Barry & Laura Branch, Mindy & Doug Braskamp, Steve & Caroline
Canales, Cesar Candelas, Vicente Cannon, Vonaya Cappelli, Tim & Robin Cardenas, Jim & Crystal Carles, David Carrier, Martin
Gray, Emma
Hitz, Kingman & Karen
Johnson, Sean
Fischer, Gene & Roberta
Green, Michael
Hobbs, William & Alice
Johnson, Terrance
Fischer, Rachael
Green, Terri
Hodges, Rick & Lita
Johnson, Victor & Latasha
Fisk, Jonathan & Tiffany
Greenwood, Trey & Caitlin
Hoffman, John
Jones, Brad
Fitzpatrick, Justen
Gregory, Jeanie
Holcomb, Gillian & Charles
Jones, Brian
Flores, Nicholas
Griggs, Chris
Holmes, Ralph & Wanda
Jordan, David & Judy
Fontenot, Gary & Jewel
Griggs, Jarrod
Hoover, Brian
Jordan, Travis & Heather
Fooshee, Michael & Megan
Griggs, Mark
Hopkins, Anthony & Stacey
Joseph, Emily
Forge, Bridgett
Grimes, Paul & Lucy
Horner, Misty
Juhn, Tom & Nancy
Forward, Jackson
Grimmer, Robert
Houser, E. D.
Jump, Susan
Fougerousse, Jimmy
Guerra, Matthew & Felicia
Howard, Adrian
Jurado, Rafael
Franklin, Rick & Tanya
Gunn, Andy & Heather
Howard, Britt & CarrLee
Frederick, Jon
Gurski, Josh & Ashley
Howard, Josephus & Melissa
Jurak, Jeffrey Dean & Sherri M.
Freeman, Leigh Ann
Haines, Kevin
Howard, Michael & Christal
Friedrich, Jessica
Halvorson, Brent
Hubbard, Twyla
Fritz, Edd & Joann
Ham, Gloria
Hughes, Brian & Mary
Frye, William & Mary Ann
Hardin, Andrew
Hughes, Don & Michel
Gage, John
Harrigan, Tim & Lisa
Hughes, Gary
Gale, Douglas
Harris, Del & Ann
Hummel, Don & Deb
Gallant, Stephen & Tara
Harris, Larry & Kathy
Hunihan, Glen & Linda
Galvan, Mauricio & Lorena
Harris, Mick & Dionne
Hunt, Janie & Ezra
Galyon, Scott
Harris, Ralph & Linsey
Hunt, Preston
Garcia, Jerry & Gigi
Harris, Ron & Shawna
Israel, Tracy & Debi
Gardner, Mark & Jennifer
Harrison, Hayden & AnnMaree
Ivy, Roy & Donna
Hawk, Andy & Teresa
Jackson, Robert
Garlon, Verleta Garms, Janie Garner, Mel & Catherine Garrett, Robyn Gaston, Camille & Matthew Gentry, Russell (Rusty) Ghosh, Partho Gidick, Jay & Donna Gillette, Bernie & Bonnie Glew, Rick & Lisanne Glover, Rusty Godlove, Libby Goldsworthy, Duane & Shari Golgart, Sandy Goods, Jannie & Terence Gordon Yoss, Adrea Gordon, Paul & Polly Gorli, Eric & Lauryn Grammar, Kristin Gratz, Lisa Gray, Brent
Hawkins, Michael
Jackson, Jeff & Stephanie
Kalin, Jessica Kalina, Greg & Tina Kallal, Patricia Kane, Robert W & Laurie Kapoor, Avnish Katz, Susan Kaul, Bela Keenan, John Kelly, Ed & Linda Kemp, Emanuel & Suzanne Kiernan, Barbara Kildebeck, Scott & Brittany Kiley, Sean & Natalya
Jacob, Tom & Beverly
King, Telisa Kingsbery, Clent & Bridgit
Heath, Chris & Danielle
Jagannathan, Karthik & Sangeeth Karthnik
Kiser, James & Gay
Heinrich, Mark & Carrie
James, Nancy
Klein, Stephen
Henderson, Christan
Jamison, Christopher & Carey
Knam, Michael & Genny
Jankovsky, Paul
Kodat, Laura & Jeffrey
Healy, Kevin & Jamie
Henderson, Will & Rebekah Hendrickson, Bob & Jessica Henning, Jason & Tracey Henry, Al & Kathleen Hensley, Beth Heron, Diana & Robert Hesse, Marc & Lynn Heyboer, Tracey Hickey, Matthew & Becky Higdon, Jeff Higdon, Stefani Hill, Mark & Tiffany Hill, Paige Hitz, Cory & Kristen
Jarratt, Jon & Marissa Jelks, Maurice Jenkins, Eric & Amber Jensen, Christopher Jensen, Preston Johnson, Ann & Aaron Johnson, Chris & Becky Johnson, Edward & Naomi Johnson, Gene & Veronica Johnson, Jessica & Tony Johnson, Karen L. Johnson, Ron & Cindy
2019 FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS
Fick, Wayne & Jane
Knox, Jordan Koenning, Jarret Koerner, Barrett Kokes, Nathan Korn, Howard Krause, Peter Krayenhagen, Carol Kreiling, Geoff Kuhlman, Marilyn Kwiatkowski, Tomasz LaBounty, James Lacey, Charles & Lisa Lambert, Floyd & Julie
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2019 INDIVIDUAL FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS, CONTINUED Lambert, Maurice
Martens, Michael
Misasi, Charles
Pan, Tony
Lanoux, Tommy & Shannon
Maso, Maher & Val
Misleh, Omar
Pardue, Ken & Linda
Lara, Krista
Matthews, Steve
Mitchell, Drew
Paredes, Ramil & Tatsumi
LaRosiliere, Harry A.
Maurer, Christopher
Moore, De Marcus & Taylor
Parker, Traci
Larson, Amanda
McCarley, Doug & Christie
Moore, Debra
Patel, Neil
Larson, Jeff & Stephanie
McCarley, James & Jane
Moore, Ron & Colleen
Patino, Jaime
Latshaw, Marquette
McCarter, Michael & Cheryl
Moraif, Ken & Fay
Patterson, Angela & Doug
Lawrence, Jishai
McCarthy, Denis & Ann
Mordecai, Wyatt
Patterson, Gary & Vanessa
Lawrence, Randy & Marianne
McCormick, Lee & Lauren
Morey, Elizabeth
Patterson, Tanya
Leal, Justin & Jordan
McCormick, Ray & Wendy
Moritz, James
Patton, Laura
Lebourg, Adam & Elle
McCormick, Sharon
Muldrow, Grady
Paulsen, Amber
Lee, Kevin & Lacie
McCoy, Darion
Mullen, Diana
Pavle, Kristen
Leff, Tamme
McDonald, Ryan & Allison
Muncy, Kenneth & Paula
Payne, John & Brenda
Leshy, Matt
McElroy, Walt
Munoz, Oscar
Paz, Stephen
Lessner III, Henry & Nancy
McGuire, Zac & Tiffany
Murphy, Todd & Amanda
Penton, David & Melanie
Lewis, Rick & Stacy
McKay, Robert Brophy & Brandi
Muskara, John & Amy
Pepper, Whit
McKenzie, Larry & Linda
Naas, Ronald
Perdue, Robin
Nachman, Sandy
Perez, Alberto
Nally, Bill & Maria A.
Peritz, David
Neal, Cameron
Peterson, Jerry
Nelson, Eric & Melissa
Petty, Jeff & Sue
Nelson, Rob & Kelly
Phillips, Adam
Nelson, Tim
Pierce, Brian & Shirley
Nestark, Kimberly
Pipkin, Michelle
Newblom, Lauri
Pitterson, Ryan & Erika
Nguyen, Huy
Plunk, Jake & Charlyn
Nishihira, Lauren
Poe, Jacob & Blythe Rhodes
Nixon, Tracey
Pokorny, Steve
Noorani, Feroz
Polk, Lauren & Damon
Normand, Steven & Angela
Polster, Geneva
Nyakundi, Robert
Poulos, Lucky
O’Connell, Patrick & Emily
Powell, Kevin
O’Connor, Paige
Powers, John & Claudia
Oellerman, Brad & Chelsie
Pratt, Heidi
Ogle, Hong
Pratt, Michael
Ogle, Richard & Erin
Prince-Wright, Karen
O’Gorman, Cindy
Rabinowitz, Jeffrey & Maria
Oliver, Dennis & Kathy
Rackstraw, Kameron
Ollinger, Carl & Katie
Raftery, Michael & Liz
Ospina, Carolina
Rajasimhan, Subbu & Madhu
Ovard, David & Wren
Rajasimhan, Subramanian & Lalitha
Lewis, Susan Lewis, Wayne & Darcy Libby, Chris & Leanne Lickstein, Glenn & Carol Lieberman, Isador & Deeci Lile, Adam & Kristen Lileng, Morten & Aline Lindgren, Scott & Karen Linzag, Abs & Ima
McKinney, Dave McLemore, Joseph & Lindsay McNamara, John & Angela McPherson III, Charles McWhorter, Ryan & Bailey Mehta, Bikram & Jessica
Little, Charles E. & Deborah A.
Melancon, Wes & Julie
Littlejohn, Paul
Mergen, Daniel & Pamela
Lott, Marcellus
Merola, Carleen
Loughren, Jerome & Mary Ellen
Merrell, Sean
Love, Reggie & Tonya
Meyer, Larry & Jennifer
Lozano, Felix Lund, Clark & Brigid Lynn, Derek & Gina Lyons, Harvey & Aven MacKinnon, Stuart & Lisa Mackintosh, Craig & Teresa Magenheim, Neil & Robyn Magno, Roy Mahan, Betty Malhotra, Sumit Malone, Larry
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McKenzie, Leon
Manguray, Vincent & Shelli Marmolejos, Janirys
Menon, Raj & Deepa
Metts, Lynn Mihm, Patrick & Carlin Millager, Joshua & Krassy Miller, Allison Miller, Brett & Jodi Miller, Charles P Miller, Charles R. Miller, John Chris & Gracie Miller, Malanie Miller, Thomas & Jenny Mills, Ken & Cindy Mills, Steve & Carla Milo, Barbara Minnis, John & Mary
Overstreet, Matthew & Emily Ozlowski, Tim & Carol Pace, Chip & Olga Pahl, Dave & Michele
Ramirez, Vanessa Ramsey, Steve & Cathy Rasberry, Cre
Sander, David & Janet
Smith, Jerron
Tibuni, Sharon
Reed, Janet
Sanders, Jerry R & Page P
Smith, Luke
Tiede, Kevin & Rachel
Reynolds, Matt
Santibanez, CJ & Sarah
Smith, Rik
Tillman, Sheri
Riccardi, Gaetano & Anita
Scallorn, Merridith
Spaulding, Jerry & Kenda
Tomes, Bob & Barbara
Riccardi, Madeleine
Scallorn, Todd
Speese, Mark & Carolyn
Tomkinson, Jacqueline
Riccardi, Marguerite (Maggie)
Scandura, Carl
Spino, Tony & Stephanie
Travis, Matt
Riccardi, Richard & Catherine
Schackmann, Dave & Karmann
Spurgin, Don
Trester, Jim & Holly
Scheef, John
St. Aubin, Wes & Leesa
Trevino, Gino & Ana
Starnes, Lisa
Trimble, Julianne
Stedman, Jim & Elaine
Trimble, Russ and Joyce
Steitle, Maureen
Trochez, Elizabeth & Fredy
Stephens, Marcy
Tucker, Jodi
Stephenson, Kathleen & Paul
Ulrich, Cari
Steudtner, Todd
Vannoy, Rachel
Stevens, Mike & Kara
Vela, Humberto & Kathy
Stewart, Jorin
Velazquez, Joe & Ruby
Stokey, Anita & Neal
Vempati, Thirupathi
Stoner, Kevin
Venable, Mark
Stow, Ralph
Vercollone, JP
Strahm, Bret
Vieira, Paulo & Barbara
Stuart, Ryan
Villa, Mike & Christi Kidd
Stylianou, Andy & Maria
Villasana, Arthur
Sudomir, Joey & Stephanie
Vita, Joe
Swanner, David & Kim
Voght, Tom
Sweezer, Debra
Vordenbaum, Tony & Julie
Swinfen, Richard & Georgina
Wagner, Amy
Tankersley, Rick & Janel
Waits, Casey & Angela
Targac, Frank & Eileen
Walch, Teresa
Tate, Meagan
Walker, DeWayne & Wendy
Taylor, Douglas
Walter, James & Kathy
Terry, Vontoba & Psyche
Warfield, Dan & Tamara
Thomas, Abraham & Karuna
Wariner, Linda
Thomas, Jeff & Heather
Wasai, George
Thomas, Jeffrey
Webster, Dr. William & Phyllis
Thomas, Michael
Weinkam, Eric & Courtney
Thomas, Sheila
Welch, Matt
Thompson, Adam
Wellbaum, Carla
Thompson, Jim & Suzanne
Wendell, Charlie
Thompson, Nile
Wenner, Tonya
Thompson, Terrell & Martha
Wenning, Chuck
Thorburn, Jan
Weron, Peter & Patricia
Thornhill, Dennis & Nancy
Werra, Karen
Thorpe, Tom
Wesloski, Jon
Threats, Hubert & Linda
Westbrook, David & Diane
Tibuni, Rudy
Whisenhunt, Cliff & Brenda
Rice, Natalie Richardson, Laurie Richmond, Jimmy & Janet Ricks, Thomas Riddle, Paul & Jennifer Riek, Jordan & Megan Riggs, Darin & Tamara Rivers, Mack & Swan Roach, Sam & Judy
Schell, Christine & William Schlarb, Erich & Wendi Schneible, Cynthia Schnittker, Reed & Cynthia Schradle, Jesse & Lindsey Schreck, John & Page Schwitzer, Myron
Roberts, Curtis & Shamarrah Pates
Seifert, Torsten & Kristin
Roberts, Kevin & Kathleen
Shafaamri, Ahmad
Robertson, Jamie
Shelton, Justin & Collyn
Robichaux, Eugene
Sherman, Alan & Sandi
Robinson, Forrest
Sherman, Bryan & Holli
Robinson, Kevin & Stacey
Sherman, Chalanda
Robinson, Kevonna
Shipman, Tracie
Rodgers, Sandra
Shirley, Cristy
Roe, Jim & Marla
Shukis, James
Roe, Joan
Sias, Daphne
Roethemeyer, Shannon
Sibley, W. R. (Trey)
Rogers, Liliana
Sierra, Rodolfo & Jackie
Rojas, Gabriel
Siglin, Chris & Hollie
Romo, Candice
Simms, Jordan
Roncal, Carlos
Simonfalvi, Krisz & Lisa
Rose, Howard
Simpkins, Earl & Barbara
Ross, Michael & Cristina
Simpson, Mike & Sandy
Rothschiller, Jim & Jill
Sinclair, Bryan & Rene’
Rougeot, Derek & Melissa
Sinker, Kevin & Jennifer
Rucker, Dana & Nicky
Sinor, Wade & Julia
Rucker-Schmidt, Rachel
Skidmore, Troy & Caitlin
Rudy, Bart
Sleeth, Kerrin & Jane
Ruez, Brandon & Chelsea
Sloan, Natasha
Rule, Clifton
Slocum, Scott & Christie
Russell, Will & Valorie
Small, Trillion
Ryan, Tim & Beth
Smayda, Will & Lisa
Saffery, Cacy
Smith, David J
Salazar, Eddie
Smith, Greg & Buffy
Servant, Matthew & Julie
2019 FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS
Rashbaum, Ralph & Carole
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Whittington, Don & Noelle
Wilson, Graham
Wolfe, Angela
Woods, Danny & Michelle
Widmer, Andrew & Adrienne
Wilson, James
Wolfe, Joel
Wright, Rick & Judi
Wiener, Matthew & Julia
Wilson, Mark & Gail
Wolin, Christie
Wurm, Steve & Christina
Williams, Eric & Dejuan
Wilson, Randy
Wommack, Angela
Young, Michelle
Williams, Rachel
Wohead, Judi
Wood, Donald
Zarlengo, Mike & Marcy
Willits, Edna
Wolf, Brian & Amy
Woodard, Bill & Laura
Zelaya, Ervin
Wilson, Aaron & Jennifer
2019 IN-KIND CORPORATE CONTRIBUTORS 25N 33 Restaurant Group 375 Park Avenue Spirits Adventure Landing Allen Americans Amorino Anita Lee Artist/Designer Athleta - Stonebriar Mall BCBGMAXAZRIA - Dallas Galleria Beyond Pilates Frisco Bittersweet Ivy Boutique Blue Door Boutique Boardroom Salon Bob’s Steak & Chop House Bonnie Ruth’s Bottleneck Management Boxcar House Choctaw Casino Resort Christmas Designers Cinemark Cinemark Frisco Square and XD City of Plano Closet Envy Conference USA Countdown 2 Escape Crafted Wood Craft Studio Crest Cadillac, Crest Infiniti & Crest Volvo Crossfit Lowe - Frisco Dallas Cowboys Football Club Dallas Mavericks Dallas Stars Hockey Club Dee Lincoln Prime Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse Denny’s
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Dillard’s Willowbend Mall Estee Lauder Dillard’s Willowbend Mall Lancome Drybar EG Steak Eggsquisite Cafe Embassy Suites Dallas-Frisco Hotel, Convention Center & Spa En Fuego Tobacco Shop FC Dallas Firestone & Robertson Distilling Co. Flemings Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar Fox Sports Southwest Franconia Brewing Company Frisco Fresh Market Frisco Roughriders Gearbox Software Gleneagles Country Club Guitar 360 Method Hall Park/Hall Wine Harvest Seasonal Kitchen Haywire Hearts Desire Heritage Exteriors Hilti North America Holiday Warehouse
Kendra Scott
Shake Shack
Kevin James McCrea Photography
Silver Fox Steakhouse
KidZania USA
Spec’s
Lexus USA Lombardi Concepts Lone Star Park at Grand Prairie Lowe’s Marilyn Kuhlman Agency Market Street Medieval Times Mesero Mexican Sugar Next Step Dance Performing Arts Center Omni Hotel Frisco On Magazine Paper Affair Pappagallo Classiques Pardner’s Garden & Feed Store PGA PGA Superstore Plano Plant & Sip POWERHANDZ Raising Cane’s Randy’s Steakhouse
Sixty Vines Plano Stonebriar Country Club Stonebridge Ranch Country Club Strikz Entertainment Center Sunny Paige Frisco Sussies Target Texas Motor Speedway Texas Rangers Baseball Club The Big Game The Community Grill The Grand Hotel & Ballroom The Guitar Sanctuary The Keeper The Kelman Group The Lash Lounge The Westin Stonebriar Tommy & Shannon Lanoux Tommy Bahama Total Wine & More Toyota TPC Craig Ranch True Food Tupelo Honey Frisco
IBB Design Fine Furnishings
Rear View Vintage Home Decor
ICON Meals
Rick’s Chophouse
Ida Claire
Roy’s Restaurant
III Forks
Rustic Cuff
iPic
Salesmanship Club of Dallas
Vom Fass
Isabelle Guillen Portraiture
Schlitterbahn Waterparks & Resorts
Von Anthony Salon - Frisco, TX Waterford MKT Apartments
Sea World San Antonio
Weir’s Furniture
Seasons 52
Whiskey Cake Kitchen Bar
J. Ridout Portraits Jaguar Frisco Landrover James Avery Artisan Jewelry K Bar K Meats, LLC
Seeking Sitters
Twin Designs Twisted Simplicity Vera Bradley Vera Bradley - Allen
Berg, Janice
Cooke, Jane
Harper, Jennifer
McKinney, David
Best, Von
Constantino, John
Harris, Ron
Mergen, Dan
Bryant, Shontae
Crysup, David
Jacob, Tom
Porter, David
Buchanan, Diane
Gidick, Jay
Kenealy, Crystal
Sherman, Bryan
Cheng, Preston
Giles, Kathleen
Lanoux, Tommy
Simpson, Mike
Connolly, Flor
Green, Terri
Lawerence, Randy
Stylianou, Andy Wentz, Mel
2020 GRANTS BGCA Grants
City of Plano
McKinney Kiwanis Foundation Inc.
Boys & Girls Clubs of America
MCDC McKinney Community Development Corporation
Moody Foundation
Texas Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs
Ralph and Genevieve B. Horween Foundation
Capital One Services, Inc. Chuck E Cheese Entertainment Awards Gap Murphy USA Campaign Neiman Marcus Office of Justice (Formerly BJA) Old Navy Summer Brain Gain Grant Panda Cares Academic Success Ronald McDonald House Charities RMHC Ross Toyota Financial Services Government Grants
Corporation & Foundation Grants AmazonSmile Foundation Andrea Mennen Family Foundation Taff Bank of America Foundation CarMax Foundation, The Catholic Foundation, The Charles Schwab Foundation Communities Foundation of Texas Dallas Foundation, The Dreambuilder’s Foundation FC Dallas Foundation
City of Frisco
Gene and Jerry Jones Family Foundation
City of McKinney
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Pledgeling Foundation
2019 - 2020 FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS
2019 IN-KIND INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS
Ryan Foundation Southwest Community Foundation Speese Family Charitable Fund Taco Bell Foundation Texas Instruments Foundation Texas Pediatric Foundation The Richard & Mary Templeton Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Wingstop Foundation
2020 CORPORATE FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS Ace Fence of DFW LTD
HCSC
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Altria Group, Inc.
Brandon Tomes Subaru
Dick’s Sporting Goods Foundation
American Legend Homes
Brookielynn’s Bungalow
Duggan Realty Advisors L.L.C.
AMPEX Brands
Brown Fox Law
Encore Wire Limited
Atmos Energy Corporation
Capital One Services, Inc.
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Bank of America Employee Giving Campaign
CashPro, LLC
First National Bank of Omaha
BBVA Compass
Charities Aid Foundation of America
First United Bank
Charles Schwab
Frisco Market Family Health
Club Corp, Inc.
Frisco Rotary Club
Coca Cola Southwest
Frontstream, Inc.
Community Development Associates
Frost Banking, Investments & Insurance
Dallas Police Cycling Team
Germania Farm Mutual
Benevity Community Impact Fund, The Bicycle Evolution Bill Shaddock Companies Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas-
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2020 CORPORATE FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS, CONTINUED Get Groovy Deals
Paycom Payroll
Texas Health Resources
Guaranty Bank & Trust
Paypal Giving Fund
Texas Instruments
Hard Rock Land Design
PGT
Tomes Auto Group
Hearts and Hands
Plano Bicycle Association
Town & Country Roofing, Inc.
Hilti North America
Primrose School of Frisco at Independence
Toyota Motor Credit Corp
Prosperity Bank
Travelers
Independent Financial Jack & Jill of America Inc.
Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers
Kingdom Resources Inc.
Ramtex Recycling
Lennox International
Retirement Planners of America
Lowe’s - Dallas Lowe’s Home Improvement of Frisco M/I Homes Foundation Mt Olive Baptist Church of Plano National Philanthropic Trust
Richmond & Associates Landscaping, Ltd. Roach Business Center 1 LTD Schwab Charitable Fund
Navigant
SideK Sports Management LLC
Network for Good
Sunbelt Plastics Inc.
New York Life North American Coal Corporation Parkwood Collision
Richardson Bike Mart
Toyota Motor Credit Corporation Tumbleweed Pizza Partners United Way of East Central IA United Way of Greater Atlanta United Way of Greater Kansas City United Way of Metro Dallas United Way of San Antonio & Bexar County United Way of The Midlands USAA Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Dallas
Texas Health Gives Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano
2020 INDIVIDUAL FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS
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Abbey, Brian
Bartels, Robert
Brisendine, Doug
Cason, Tiffany
Adams, Lauren
Bartlett, Megan
Brooks, David
Caulk, Jerome
Aguilar, Alejandro
Bartol, Douglas
Broussard, Kim
Caywood, Thomas
Ainsworth, Jason & Johanna
Barton, Tye
Browne, Shrayashi
Chadwick, Colleen
Akau Aaron
Baskar, Krishnan
Bryant, Shontae
Chronis, Damon & Julie
Albritten, Livingston & Phyllis
Baumgartner, James
Buck, Richard (David)
Cieszinski, Richard
Allen, Ken & Anna
Beckmann, William
Bullock, Jim
Clair, Janay
Altman, Nikki
Beebe, Doug & Tina
Burday, Scott & Lane
Clegg, Laurie
Armstrong, Scott
Berg, Janice
Burkhead, Michael (Rex)
Cobb, Jerry
Arnold, Linda
Best, Von L. & Rosanne
Burns, Peter
Cohen, Josh
Asimakis, Gregory
Bigbee, WT
Cain, Kevin
Cole, Ronald & Rebecca
Ayyeppen, Srirama
Blair, Connie
Calabrese, Elizabeth
Collins, Claude
Bagheri, Ava
Blandford, Keith & Carol
Calhoun, Jack & Carol
Collins, Joe
Bailey, Michael & Sharon
Blount, Todd
Calkins Darnall Real Estate
Connolly, Fannie
Baird, Mike
Bossier, Matthew & Jolene
Campbell, Robert
Connolly, Flor
Baker, Glen
Bourgeault, Art
Cannon, Vonaya
Cook, Jessica
Baker, Robert
Boxer, Scott & Deborah (Ellie)
Carrillo, Susan
Cooper, Denise
Bannat, Sara
Bracken, Judith
Carroll, Michael & Kacie
Coral, Jeanell
Barber, Mike
Branch, Mindy & Doug
Carter, Sabrina
Costello, John
Barker, Kelly & Patrick
Braun, Carlisle & Valerie
Carter, Sue (Frances)
Critz, Dale & Susan
Barker, Krissy
Brekken, Michelle
Carver, Tony & Tara
Croft, Holly
2020 FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS
Garcia, Jerry & Gigi
Crysup, David & Jennifer
Garner, Mel & Catherine
Cummings, Michelle
Gaylon, Scott
Dahlander Christopher
Gidick, Jay & Donna
Dail, Kristin
Gigliotti, Christina
Darling, Robert & Joyane
Gildea, Lucy
Darnall Jack & Sally
Gilleland, Donna
Datta, Vivek
Gillette, Bernie & Bonnie
Daverio, Paul & Andrea
Glover, Rusty
David Cherry
Goodman, Martin
Davis Cineada
Gorli, Eric & Lauryn
Davis, Carter
Goza, Rich
Davis, Jane
Graff, Mary
Davis, Monika
Grammar, Kristin
Demasi, James & Cathy
Grande, Kimberly
Donohue, Diana
Green, Donesha
Donohue, E
Griggs, Mark
Donohue, Karen
Grimmer, Robert
Dowdy, Jenny
Grogan, Kimberly
Driggers, Angela
Grossmann Steve
Dugal, Arjun
Grozdanich, William & Linsy
Dulaney, Anita
Hadzima, Stephen
Elmore, Bryan & Laura
Hamilton, Parker & Janet
Epperson, Amber
Hampton, Chris
Erickson Kathy
Hand, Erica
Farley, Joseph & Kara
Hansen, Patti
Farris, Barry & Robin
Harper, Jennifer
Fawver, Shelby
Harris, Del & Ann
Feeney, Mike & Sarah
Harris, Ron & Shawna
Felker, Anthony M.
Hartung, Lynn
Fick, Charles W. & Diane L.
Heinze, Toni
Fischer, Gene & Roberta
Hicks Marshall
Fisher, Laura
Hobbs, William & Alice
Fitzgerald, Joanne
Hodges, Rick & Lita
Fletcher, Brian & Susan
Hoffman, John
Ford, George
Hogg, Dale
Ford, Matt
Holcomb, Gillian & Charles
Fowlers, Claudia
Holliday, Clarence & Jody
Fowlkes, Elizabeth
Hopkins, Anthony & Stacey
Franklin, Richard
Howard, Josephus & Melissa
Friedrich, Jessica
Hunihan, Glen & Linda
Fripp, James
Hunt, Beth
Fritz, Edd & Joann
Hunt, Kathleen
Fulco, Mari
Hunt, Preston
Garcia, Alfredo & Joelle
Hurley, Cynthia
Jamison, Christopher & Carey
Lyons, Harvey & Aven
Johnson, Ann & Aaron
MacKinnon, Stuart & Lisa
Johnson, Chris & Becky Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Jami Johnson, Jessica & Tony Johnson, Ron & Cindy Johnson, Sandra Jones, Brian Jones, Dexter Jones, Steven & Ashley Jordan, Travis & Heather Juhn, Tom & Nancy Kallal, Patricia
Lyons, Jenny Mario Sinacola & Sons Marshall, Sarah Martens, Michael McAndrew, Sheryl McCarley, James & Jane McCarthy, Denis & Ann McCary, Sandy McCormick, Sharon McCoy, Darion McDonald, Larry McGarry, Steven
Kanner, Carole
McKay, Robert Brophy & Brandi
Keane, Emily
McKinney, Dave
Kiley, Sean & Natalya
McManaman, Tristan
Krayenhagen, Carol
McMurrey, Sean
Krogness, Carl
McQueary, Carol
Kulasekaran, Balachandar
Mergen, Daniel & Pamela
Kwiatkowski, Tomasz
Miller, Allison
LaBounty, James
Miller, Charles R.
Lakshmi, Sathiya
Miller, John Chris & Gracie
Lambert, Maurice
Millerbernd, Jodi
Lamirande, Brian
Mills, Steve & Carla
Landers, Drew
Minnis, John & Mary
Lank, Elizabeth
Misleh, Omar
Lasher, Angela
Mitchell, Drew
Latshaw, Marquette
Moore, De Marcus & Taylor
Lawrence, Randy & Marianne
Moore, Lakita
Le Pek, Elizabeth
Morris, Joe
Leff, Tamme
Muldrow, Grady
Lessner III, Henry & Nancy
Muncy, Kenneth & Paula
LeVecchio, Brett
Muskara, John & Amy
Lewis, Russell
Nachman, Sandy
Lickstein, Glenn & Carol
Nelson, Tawana
Lile, Adam & Kristen
Newblom, Lauri
Lile, Kirsten
Normand, Steven & Angela
Loughren, Jerome & Mary Ellen
Nunn, Briah
Lozada, Vanessa
Packard, Dana
Lukowski, James Lund, Clark & Brigid Lynn, Derek & Gina
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Rosen, Andrew
Sims, Derrick
Waits, Casey & Angela
Phillips, Adam
Rowe, Tabetha
Sims, Leslie
Walker, Myreta
Plunk, Jake & Charlyn
Ruhly, John
Smith, Brendan
Wallace, Gage
Polster, Geneva
Saffery, Cacy
Smith, Jerron
Watson, Janice
Proctor, Nate
Sagehorn, Jake
Stearns, Tim & Mary
Watson, Misty
Rabinowitz, Jeffrey & Maria
Sawicki, Nancy
Stedman, Jim & Elaine
Webster, Dr. William & Phyllis
Rabinowitz, Steven
Schackmann, Dave & Karmann
Stephenson, Kathleen & Paul
Weinzirl, Carolyn
Schneider, Laura
Stigliano, Daphne Barlow
Wenning, Chuck
Stylianou, Andy & Maria
Wertz, Channing
Sudomir, Joey & Stephanie
Wertz, Robert & Sharon
Sweezer, Debra
Westbrooks, David
Thane, Traci
Weston, Claire
Thomason, Joe & LeAnn
White, Danita
Thompson, Martha
White, Glen
Threats, Hubert & Linda
Widmer, Andrew & Adrienne
Tibbals, Dee
Widmer, Mark
Tomes, Bob & Barbara
Williams, Jerry
Trimble, Russ and Joyce
Williams, Rachel
Udrys, Linas & Tina
Wirth, Amy
Unglo, Sam
Wright, Freda & Keith
Velazquez, Joe & Ruby
Wright, Rick & Judi
Radil, Nicole Radley, Marianne Rafear, Jamail Raftery, Michael & Liz Redlus, Jason Reed-Bowie, Sevetlana Reedy, Rick Riccardi, Richard & Catherine Richard, Courtney Richards, Tamela Roach, Sam & Judy Robertson, Jamie Robichaux, Eugene Robinson, Kevin & Stacey Roetto, Chris Rogachev, Kelsey Rogers, Liliana
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Villa, Mike & Christi Kidd Vogt,Tom von Readen, Kim
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Abuelo’s
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National Videogame Museum
Adventure Landinng
Frisco Roughriders Foundation
Nothing Bundt Cakes
Stonebridge Ranch Country Club
ON Magazine
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Gearbox Software
Park Hill Fine Art Portraits
StudioSelzer
Gleneagles Country Club
PGA of America
Sunny Paige
Hall Group
PGA Tour Superstore
Swarovski
Hilti
Pizzaria Testa
The Cowboy Club
III Forks
Poo-Pourri
Toyota North America
J. Theodore
Randy’s Steakhouse
Weirs
Jaguar Land Rover Frisco
Raviani
What a Great Dog!
Kendra Scott
Rick’s Chophouse
WOGA
Main Event
Rustic Star Properties LLC
Medieval Times
SeaWorld San Antonio
Allen Americans American Girl Arcade 92 Athleta Beyond Pilates Bicycles Plus Texas Bob’s Steak & Chop House Christmas Designers City of Plano Crest Cadillac Dealership Dallas Stars
Spa Esoteric
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Gidick, Donna
Lank, Liza
Simpson, Sandy
Dodson, Cherri
Harper, Jennifer
Sallee, DeEtte
Stermetz, Catherine
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