2013 ANNUAL REPORT

THE NASCAR FOUNDATION A Letter From Our Chairwoman

Dear Friends,On behalf of The NASCAR Foundation, I want to personally thank

our generous NASCAR family – the fans, drivers, teams, tracks and sponsors – for making 2013 a year of unprecedented engagement and giving. We celebrate the conclusion of another exciting year in which the Foundation positively impacted the lives of thousands of children in racing communities across the country, devoting time and resources to helping turn our kids into winners.

Among our 2013 highlights:n The NASCAR Foundation kicked off the 2014 NASCAR season

with its third annual poker event, “High Speed Hold ’Em”, presenting the Daytona Beach Speediatrics Unit with a $150,000 check. This investment assures that children can focus on learning by addressing their medical needs in a safe and caring environment.

n The Betty Jane France Humanitarian Award experienced unprecedented growth in YOY voting participation for all of our finalists. We announced our winner, Kansas City resident Don Post, in Las Vegas and are so thrilled to have been able to use this award to honor outstanding local volunteers who positively impact children’s lives.

n The NASCAR Foundation dedicated new efforts toward bringing innovation and technology to classrooms across the country, providing cutting-edge resources and by introducing students to science and technology applications within NASCAR

We are also pleased to announce a new and more strategic focus on educational efforts impacting children. In 2014 and beyond, we will work tirelessly to provide fans and stakeholders with the constant opportunity to help children learn how to win, both inside and outside of the classroom.

We look forward to the opportunities that 2014 will bring as we go forward with this refreshed vision. There is so much work still to be done.

Sincerely,

Betty Jane France Chairwoman, The NASCAR Foundation

Betty Jane FranceChairwoman

Jennifer Bates

Leonard G. Feld, MD, PhD

Stephen Gaffney

Harold Goodemote

Jill Gregory

Stu Grant

Mike Helton

Lesa Kennedy

Glenn Ritchey

Doris Rumery

Rusty Wallace

Todd Wilson

2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOCUS KEEPS GIVING

In 2013 The NASCAR Foundation activated a program showcasing our commitment inside the classroom. Due to limited resources available to schools, this initiative ensures educators are able to fully fund projects that they would not have otherwise been able to accomplish. The NASCAR Foundation reached 65 disadvantaged classrooms by funding school supply donations, which included 3-D printers, iPads, reading tablets and other innovative technology to in-need schools, along with everyday school supplies. More than 10,000 students have benefited from The NASCAR Foundation’s efforts to bring innovation and technology to classrooms across the country by providing cutting-edge resources and by introducing students to science and technology applications within NASCAR.

Through the donation of innovative resources, The NASCAR Foundation ensures classrooms continue to evolve with the times and build confidence within children across the country. To seamlessly accomplish the program, The NASCAR Foundation worked in partnership with Donors Choose, a charity that channels teacher project requests for funds. Of the many classrooms The NASCAR Foundation assisted in 2013, the impacts of donated resources surface in creative and progressive activities for students.

The NASCAR Foundation donated a 3-D printer to Woodland Middle School in East Point, GA to support Ms. Barber’s classroom math and science projects. Below is an update letter on the progress of not only her students, but the entire schools interest.

Dear The NASCAR Foundation,The 3D Printer has helped tremendously in creating tools to make the abstract real. The students who mix and match blocks to combine quarters, halves and whole pieces love it. The students who take apart, put together and take apart the cone are excited. The French students are enjoying their Eiffel Towers. It’s been a marvelous gift in that sense.I find that best part of the gift is the self-worth and confidence the students are getting. So many cannot believe our school has the printer. The excitement to watch the printing and then touch the items is huge. I cannot count the number of students who have gathered around

the printer to touch it, look at the filament and then step back and watch something be created before their eyes. I have not yet managed to convince students they can create their own ideas on the 3D printer, but it is coming. Teachers ate cookies in the shape of Pi and marveled at the 3D printed cookie cutter. Visitors make an extra stop in the media center to see the printer. Each time we make something on the 3D printer, another child asked to see it, touch it or get it explained. Turning on curiosity is a gift that will keep giving a long time. Thank you!With gratitude, Ms. Barber

How a Seemingly Small Donation Makes an Enduring Difference

Students from French class enjoy their 3-D printed Eiffel Towers.

Total revenue, gains & other support $4,875,443

Programs & Services 70.2% Fundraising 18.7% Management & General 11%

Net assets end of year $1,445,097

We are proud to say that thanks to the generosity and support from the NASCAR family, The NASCAR Foundation experienced continued financial strength in 2013. As we look to the future, we are optimistic that our sound financial status will expand our ability to make a difference in the lives of those who need it most.

FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

2013 DONOR LISTING CHAMPION LEVEL ($50,000+)

Auto Club SpeedwayChevrolet Damon Family Foundation Darlington RacewayDigitas Homestead-Miami Speedway Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Day Phoenix International RacewayPocono International Raceway The Coca-Cola Company Walmart LogisticsWatkins Glen International

WINNER’S CIRCLE ($25,000+)

AsurionBank of AmericaChampion Tire & WheelComcast SpotlightCrown Castle USA, Inc.EricssonESPNFox SportsBetty Jane FranceIBMJHE Production Group, Inc.Kyocera Communications, Inc.MG on the HalifaxMobilitie LCC InternationalMotor Racing NetworkMr. and Mrs. James C. FranceNASCAR Digital MediaNational Basketball AssociationNetcracker Technology Corp.Qualcomm IncorporatedSamsung MobileSirius XM RadioSyniverse TechnologiesTeleperformance USATEOCOThe Results CompanyXerox

CHECKERED FLAG ($10,000+)

AccentureAcxiom CorporationAeris CommunicationsAmerican TowerAmericrown Service CorporationAOLBank of America Merrill LynchMs. Jennifer BatesMr. Richard BartzickBest BuyBlack & Veatch CorporationBoston CelticsMrs. Sasha CareyCitiCMGRP, Inc.Convergys CorporationMs. Daniella DegraceDeloitte Services LPDST OutputEpay WorldwideExpert Global Solutions, Inc.Florida Sports Foundation, Inc.Ford Motor CompanyFOX BroadcastingGeneral Motors CorporationGoodman NetworksGoogleGuy Harvey Ocean Fund, Inc.Halifax Health FoundationHarley-Davidson of Ocala, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. HeltonHendrick Daytona HondaMr. Sam Hornish, Jr.HTC AmericaIndependent Charities of AmericaInsomniac Holdings, LLCIntervest Construction, Inc.iQorJKS Motorsports, Inc.Juniper NetworkKansas City ChiefsKansas City Royals Baseball ClubMs. Lesa KennedyMr. L. Gale Lemerand

LG ElectronicsManage MobilityMasTec Network SolutionsMs. Anissa MitchellMIS Business Leadership CouncilMohegan Sun at Pocono DownsMotorsports Authentics, Inc.Mr. Paul MunzNeustar Inc.Octagon MarketingPEG BandwidthPresidioPricewaterhouseCoopers, LLCRadiology Associates of South FloridaRadioshack CorporationRothschild, Inc.SBA Network Services, Inc.Speedway Motorsports, Inc.Sporting Kansas CitySprint CenterStreamThe Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.The Sam Hornish Jr. FoundationToyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., IncTurner SportsMr. and Mrs. Russell W. WallaceWells FargoYahoo

GREEN FLAG ($5,000+)

180LA27 FathomsAccentAirvanaAmber’s Jewel CateringAmerican Micro Products IncAT&TAuction Cause CorporationBaptist Health South FloridaBCGBeechcraft CorporationBlue GrottoBombay GrilleBright House NetworksMr. and Mrs. J. Hyatt BrownBrown & Brown of Florida, Inc.Bubba Gump Shrimp CompanyMr. Peter Bus, Jr.Cafe HeavenlyCaribbean JacksMs. Pam CausleyChart HouseCiena CommunicationsColeman Goodemote ConstructionCompetition Tire West, Inc.Computer Generated Solutions, Inc.Cornerstone Cafe at Florida HospitalDaytona Auto MallDaytona Beach Kennel ClubDaytona Beach News JournalDeutsche BankDimitri’s Bar, Deck & GrillDisplayit Inc. Creative EnvironmentsDolphins Plus, Inc.Ms. Mary DzuroErnst & Young LLPESPN, IncFifth Third BankGeneral Motors FoundationGold N Fish MarketingMr. Harold GoodemoteGreater Miami Anesthesia ServicesMr. and Mrs. Leif K. GundersonHeavenly CheesecakesHidden Treasure Rum Bar & GrilleMs. Paula HolteniNSPIRE!Jack Morton WorldwideJoe’s Crab ShackKohl’s Cares CorporateKPMG, LLPLexisNexisLos Angeles ClippersMr. and Mrs. William LosnerMr. Christopher LongMr. Barry MaloneyMaria Bonita Mexican RestaurantNASCAR ProductionsNotre Dame Sports Properties

Oceanside Golf & Country ClubOtto Vega, MDRacings North Turn Beach Bar & GrilleRadiology Imaging Associates, PARendez-vous DaytonaMr. and Mrs. Glenn RitcheyRossellini’s ItalianSitel CorporationSloppy Joe’s DaytonaSouth Point Hotel and CasinoSoutheast Automotive Management, Inc.Southern Stone CommunicationsSpanish River Grill - Bistro LatinoSYKES Home (Powered by Alpine Access)Takeshi AsanoTCG InternationalTexas RoadhouseTheia’s PastriesThinkVine CompanyUniversity of Northwestern OhioWalmart DC 6092Mr. Billy WilsonYoung Kinsley Technology Group, LLCZayo GroupZettics, Inc.ZTE USA, Inc.

WHITE FLAG ($2,500+)

Angling Adventures- Marathon Fishing Charters

Mr. Gene ArnoldMr. William C. ArnoldAugeo Affinity MarketingBangkok CuisineMs. Stefanie L. BerlinerMs. Kimberly BriggsBright House NetworksMr. Jeff BrodyCadillac RanchCamping WorldCarambola Cafe at Homestead HospitalCharlie Hudson WritesCharter Schools USACheckered Flag Commitee, Inc.Chef Adrianne’s Vineyard RestaurantChef’s on the RunMs. Sandie Chester-KunkelyCity of Homestead, FloridaMr. Scott CravottaMr. Timothy CroweCoors LightDaytona Beach Halifax Chamber of

CommerceDaytona State CollegeMr. Jason DiemerDryden Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. JD DucanesMr. and Mrs. William DuquetteMr. and Mrs. David FlederbachFlorida Power & Light CompanyMr. Cory ForresterMr. and Mrs. Ken GentesGrowth EnergyH&K GroupMs. Stephanie HillImage OutfittersMs. Yvonne D. JonesKey Largo Conch House Restaurant &

Coffee BarMr. and Mrs. Bruce R. KilgourMr. Kendig KneenLiving Legends Of Auto Racing, Inc.Mr. Steve LochnerLonghorn SteakhouseM.T. Causley, Inc.Mahendra RaoljiMr. Monty MemlerMisha’s CupcakesMr. Paul NelsonOcean Reef ClubMr. Dennis OconnorMs. Eileen O’HalloranOlive GardenONMC - 917301Portofino Coal Fired PizzaRadio DisneyRed LobsterRobert is Here Fruit Stand & FarmRoute 66 Raceway

Schnebly’s WineryMs. Carol SmithSmoke & Spice Fine Catering & EventsSouthland Mall Properties, LLCMr. Russ SporyszMr. Roberto StrentaSunocoSweet Delight BakeryMs. Yvonne TerryThierry’s Catering and Event DressingTom Cook JewelersDr. Danette TorresMs. Paulette TurtonU.S. Concepts, LLC.Ms. Angela VanlaarWDSD 94.7/News Talk 1450/ The TicketMrs. Vickey WhiseantWorld Wide Technology FoundationWROD Radio 1340 AM & 104.7 FM

QUALIFIER ($1,000+)

8th Continent Consulting, LLCA Party PlayhouseAdvanced Spinal FitnessAl-Jon ManufacturingMr. David AllenMs. Angelica ArzolaMr. and Mrs. Steve AshleyMr. Daniel M. BarryMr. Doug BarteltMs. Joni BaumgartBenedict AdvertisingBensussen Deutsch & Associates, Inc.Bethune-Cookman UniversityMr. Greg BiffleBledsoe & Bledsoe G.P.Boardwalk at Daytona, LLCMr. Craig BontempoBoustead Family Foundation, Inc.Ms. Jodi BrownMr. Paul BruinsmaCarrera of America, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Gerald CaseCAT Country 97.5 and 105.9Centon ElectronicsChanfrau & ChanfrauMr. John CharlesCharon Planning CorporationCharter School Associates, Inc.Mr. Peter ChristiansenCity of Daytona BeachMr. and Mrs. Ken ClappMs. Shauna CliffordCoastal Ear, Nose & Throat, PAConsolidated-Tomoka Land CompanyMr. Robert J. CronkDade County Farm BureauMr. Brad DamisMs. Karen DamonMr. Neal DeangeloMr. Jason DemerMs. Audrey DelnickiDeluxe Enterprise Operations, Inc.Mr. Mark DesoMr. Charles DotsonMrs. Kristina DucanesMs. Susan DuhamelMr. Mike DurkinMr. James ElledgeEventus Marketing, Inc.Exposure Marketing & Promotion, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore FinocchiaroMr. Patrick FischerFirstGivingFlorida Health Care PlansFlourish Floral ProductionsMr. Jerry FoehrkolbMr. and Mrs. John ForsythMr. and Mrs. Vann GannawayGateway Bank of FloridaMrs. L. Starr GeorgeMr. Mike GowlandMs. Tonya GrimmMr. Kenneth D. HamlinMs. Mona HedrickMs. Jill HerndonHomestead Orthopaedic AssociatesHonkus Zollinger FoundationMr. Dan W. Houser

Mr. Anthony HynesInspecs USA, LLCMrs. Candice IwigMr. Mark JacksonJohn P. Maas, Attorney At LawMr. Edward JohnstonJon Hall Chevrolet, Inc.Mr. Eric JonesMr. Tom JonesKBJ Capital LPMr. Dave KolodzikMr. Eddie KoneskyMrs. Nichole KriegerDr. Samir KulkarniKurt Busch IncMr. and Mrs. Dean P. KurtzLadies Professional Golf AssocMs. Alisha Whitt and Ms. Mary LancasterMrs. Elizabeth A. LancingMr. Jim LangfordMr. Sam LeeMr. Scott LegasMr. Michael LemieuxMr. Michael A. LentzMrs. Roseann LesherMr. Rodney R. LewisMr. Robert LoweryMr. Kevin LottMs. Jennifer MascaroMr. Robert McGregorMr. Ryan MeyringMiller Leaman Inc.Mr. Frank J. MolnarMr. Gregory MonkMr. Kevin MooneyNationwide InsuranceMr. Craig NeebNEP Broadcasting, LLCNews Talk 410/ 92.9 Tom FMMr. Brandon NewtonOcean Reef Medical Center Foundation, Inc.Olivari & AssociatesPat SimoneMr. Gary E. PiercePediatric Emergency Network PAMs. Jean PetinPetty Family FoundationMr. David PijotMr. John PowerPreferred Electric Co., Inc.Ms. Linda PrusakRaymond James and Associates, Inc.Mrs. Becky S. ReidMr. Steven RhodusS&B Restaurant, Inc.Saal Good PR and CommunicationsDr. Dmitry SandlerSavoyaMrs. Susan G. SchandelMr. Ken SchneiderMs. Monisha SethMs. Brenda ShanerMs. Laurie ShivelyMr. Donald SimmsMr. Walter SkochenkoMr. Russell SporyszSouth Dade Medical Group, LLPStafford Motor SpeedwayMs. Salina Stelo-EsparzaMr. Timothy StewartMr. Steve StumMr. Robert SwabackMs. Gina TapperMr. Benjamin TauschMrs. Andrea TaylorMrs. Kathy TaylorMr. Steve TaylorThe Executive Compensation Group, LLCMr. Fred ThomasValue Place HomesteadMr. Bill WachalWaltrip Brothers Charity ChampionshipWaste ManagementMs. Cathleen WimerWinCraftWNPV 1440 AMMr. Charles WoodsWTAS LLCWZBG 97.3Mr. Thomas Ziolkowski

THE CHAMPIONSHIP TRACK TM

These tracks support their local communities through donor-advised funds at The NASCAR Foundation.

At-trAck educAtionAl opportunities

The NASCAR Foundation’s educational initiatives extend beyond the classroom by bringing children with debilitating illnesses, underprivileged youth, and others to the track for once-in–a-lifetime experiences. The NASCAR Foundation enables kids to experience the high-tech, fast paced world of NASCAR through educational at-track activities engaging them in the science and technology of the sport.

PHOENIX

The NASCAR Foundation partnered with Phoenix International Raceway, the Challenger Space Center, the Night Rover Challenge and Littleton School District to host more than 400 children and their families at the Space Center for Gears and Galaxies: NASCAR meets NASA. Littleton School District students also attended the NASCAR Toyota Mexico Series race thanks to tickets donated by Phoenix International Raceway and transportation from The NASCAR Foundation. To conclude the program, 15 students were rewarded for academic excellence with a STEM-focused educational tour of the NASCAR Sprint Cup garage at Phoenix International Raceway.

atlaNta The Boys and Girls Club of Metro Atlanta were challenged with a non-motorized

vehicle project by The NASCAR Foundation. To enhance learning and the project’s completion, 27 children were given a VIP NASCAR Experience at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Groups met with Jamie Rigot, Manager of Safety Inspections, to learn about garage safety. Then students met Clint Bowyer’s team engineer, Tim O’Brien, who spoke to the children about his career as a NASCAR engineer and the relationship between science and the sport. Finally, the children learned about racing old school from a living legend, Dale Inman, NHOF inductee and the only crew chief to win 8 Sprint Cup Championships. Concluding the program on September 6, children presented their projects to family and friends.

Boys and Girls Club of Metro Atlanta at the garage safety tour at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Children listen and learn about the fast-paced world of NASCAR at Phoenix International Raceway.

nascar industry celebrations

NASCAR Driver Jeff Gordon joined volunteers to help package “With You All the Way” kits at Daytona International Speedway.

NASCAR RaceTo Green

In celebration of the Kansas City Speedway STP 400 and Earth Day, The NASCAR Foundation joined forces with the Student Conservation Association, UPS, the Arbor Day Foundation and its partners for a signature service event at Weston Bend State Park. Local elementary students along with organizational partner volunteers planted more than 90 trees that were donated by UPS, while cleaning bike and hiking trails. Additionally, Toyota drivers Clint Bowyer and Martin Truex Jr. joined local youth to plant trees and spread recycled rubber mulch just outside the gates of Kansas Speedway.

An American Salute

As a part of the second-annual NASCAR – An American Salute campaign, The NASCAR Foundation provided 2,500 “With You All the Way” kits to children of deployed service men and women that were distributed by the USO to children and families at Fort Hood, Texas. The “With You All the Way” kits were assembled to promote self-confidence and resiliency among military children as they tackle difficult issues that are unique to growing up in a military family.

Friday, July 5, volunteers gathered at Daytona International Speedway for the “With you All the Way” kit assembly event. NASCAR drivers, executives, media, partner employees and other VIPs walked the assembly line, helping package the kits. Driver attendees included Jeff Gordon, Joey Logano, Sam Hornish, Jr., Michael Annett, Blake Koch, Parker Kligerman, Nelson Piquet, Jr. and Ty Dillon. Additionally, at Pocono Raceway a packing party was hosted and attended by NASCAR Drivers Aric Almirola and David Ragan, Miss Sprint Cup and country music recording artist Tim Dugger.

Local elementary students join a volunteer to plant trees at Weston Bend State Park.

speediatrics

Florida-located Speediatrics facilities at Halifax Health Medical Center and Homestead Hospital provide medical treatment to more than 27,000 children annually. The NASCAR Foundation continues to extend its reach beyond the hospital walls by supporting other causes related to helping children live a healthy life.

High Speed ‘Hold ‘Em On The Halifax’

The NASCAR Foundation Chairwoman Betty Jane France was joined by co-chairs, Brett Dill and Glenn Ritchey to support raising funds for the treatment of sick children at Halifax Health Medical Center in Daytona Beach. In addition to poker, the evening’s activities included an auction event and a generous check presentation of $150,000 by The NASCAR Foundation for its annual donation to the Speediatrics unit at Halifax Hospital.

Championship Taste

With over 400 attendees, The NASCAR Foundation hosted its second annual Championship Taste. NASCAR drivers, fans and friends gathered at Homestead-Miami Speedway to enjoy a unique dining experience while raising money for the Speediatrics unit at Homestead Hospital. The event featured Miss Sprint Cup and NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers Aric Almirola and David Ragan. The festivities raised $100,000 for Miami-area children to continue to receive premium health care and treatment.

Kelly, a nurse at one of our Speediatrics hospitals, received a call at work that her son, Samuel, had drowned in the bath tub and stopped breathing. Kelly was told Samuel was being transported by ambulance to a local hospital that did not have a pediatric department or a pediatric emergency room. Kelly immediately told them she wanted her son transferred to Speediatrics.

Samuel’s mom and dad were right there as the doctor spoke calmly about everything he was doing for Samuel and why. They waited and trusted the medical teams in the Speediatrics Unit to nurse their baby boy back to health.

Today, Samuel is doing well. He is smiling at his mom and dad — a smile Kelly feared she would never see again. Thanks to the generosity of folks like you, Samuel is one of over 27,000 children who receive state-of-the-art medical care annually through Speediatrics Units.

Rusty Wallace plays his hand at ‘High Speed Hold ‘Em On The Halifax’

Finalizing the night, NASCAR industry executives, along with NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers Aric Almirola and David Ragan, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver Jennifer Jo Cobb and NASCAR Next drivers Gray Gaulding, Ryan Gifford, Ben Kennedy and Kenzie Ruston present the $100,000 donation to benefit the Speediatrics unit.

NASCAR DAY

10 Days of GivingNew for 2013, The NASCAR Foundation

launched a “Ten Days of Giving” tour that included philanthropic activities in 10 race markets across the country. At each stop of the tour, the foundation partnered with various organizations to deliver surprise acts of kindness.

DAY 1: MAY 8 — ATLANTA, GA.The NASCAR Foundation visited the George

Washington Carver Boys & Girls Club to surprise kids with a new flat-screen TV and gaming console with various NASCAR video games for the club’s activities room. The Foundation was joined by Coca-Cola Company, a longtime partner and supporter of The NASCAR Foundation and of the Boys & Girls Clubs. NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver John Wes Townley participated in the day’s activities and played video games with the kids on the new television.

DAY 2: MAY 9 — WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.The NASCAR Foundation and the Childress

Institute for Pediatric Trauma partnered with Joshua’s Friends Foundation, Richard Childress Racing (RCR), Brenner Children’s Hospital and the Winston-Salem Police Department. Third grade elementary students from The Downtown School in Winston-Salem, N.C. and Joshua’s Friends Foundation kids were surprised with

100 bike helmets. RCR pit crew members Josh Sobecki, Cruz Gonsalez and Sam Abney spoke about the importance of wearing helmets.

DAY 3: MAY 10 — DAYTONA BEACH, FLA.As part of National Nurse’s Week --

The NASCAR Foundation expressed their appreciation to the many individuals who provide care to the children in the Speediatrics Unit at Halifax Hospital.

DAY 4: MAY 11 — DARLINGTON, S.C.The NASCAR Foundation and Darlington

Raceway honored Stephanie Decker with a donation to her foundation, which supports giving children with prosthetics access to sports. Decker, a mother of three, lost both her legs after a tornado ripped through Henryville, IN., in 2012 and leveled the Decker’s home. Stephanie shielded her children from the house as debris fell on top of them, and as a result, the kids escaped the disaster unharmed.

DAY 5: MAY 12 — KANSAS CITY, KAN.The NASCAR Foundation, along with NASCAR

driver and Kansas City native Jennifer Jo Cobb, surprised mothers staying at Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kansas City with beautiful, fresh flowers in honor of Mother’s Day.

DAY 6: MAY 13 — NEW YORK, N.Y.The NASCAR Foundation and employees

from NASCAR’s New York City office surprised the children served by the New York Center

for Children with a NASCAR-themed party including new art supplies and backpacks filled with NASCAR toys and goodies.

DAY 7: MAY 14 — BROOKLYN, MICH.The NASCAR Foundation presented the Boy

Scout Troop 4322 of Brooklyn, Mich. with a camping stove to help the scouts in the troop earn the cooking merit badge.

DAY 8: MAY 15 — BETTY JANE FRANCE HUMANITARIAN FINALISTS

The NASCAR Foundation surprised all past Betty Jane France Humanitarian Award Finalists with donations for their charities.

DAY 9: MAY 16 — CHARLOTTE, N.C.Students from Sedgefield Middle and Reid

Park Academy were surprised by The NASCAR Foundation with 100 tickets to the NASCAR Camping World Series race at Charlotte Motor Speedway on May 17.

DAY 10: MAY 17 — CHARLOTTE, N.C.The NASCAR industry came together on May

17th to celebrate the 10th Annual NASCAR Day at Charlotte Motor Speedway. The NASCAR Foundation hosted a celebratory cake-cutting ceremony in that included appearances by NASCAR drivers and industry representatives. Additionally, the foundation presented a check to Victory Junction for $3,385,454 symbolizing donations collected for the camp over the past 10 years of NASCAR Day.

In the coming years, The NASCAR Foundation looks forward to implementing a year-long celebration strategy, which harmonizes with the continuous generosity of donors, volunteers and supporters.

speediatrics

Florida-located Speediatrics facilities at Halifax Health Medical Center and Homestead Hospital provide medical treatment to more than 27,000 children annually. The NASCAR Foundation continues to extend its reach beyond the hospital walls by supporting other causes related to helping children live a healthy life.

High Speed ‘Hold ‘Em On The Halifax’

The NASCAR Foundation Chairwoman Betty Jane France was joined by co-chairs, Brett Dill and Glenn Ritchey to support raising funds for the treatment of sick children at Halifax Health Medical Center in Daytona Beach. In addition to poker, the evening’s activities included an auction event and a generous check presentation of $150,000 by The NASCAR Foundation for its annual donation to the Speediatrics unit at Halifax Hospital.

Championship Taste

With over 400 attendees, The NASCAR Foundation hosted its second annual Championship Taste. NASCAR drivers, fans and friends gathered at Homestead-Miami Speedway to enjoy a unique dining experience while raising money for the Speediatrics unit at Homestead Hospital. The event featured Miss Sprint Cup and NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers Aric Almirola and David Ragan. The festivities raised $100,000 for Miami-area children to continue to receive premium health care and treatment.

Kelly, a nurse at one of our Speediatrics hospitals, received a call at work that her son, Samuel, had drowned in the bath tub and stopped breathing. Kelly was told Samuel was being transported by ambulance to a local hospital that did not have a pediatric department or a pediatric emergency room. Kelly immediately told them she wanted her son transferred to Speediatrics.

Samuel’s mom and dad were right there as the doctor spoke calmly about everything he was doing for Samuel and why. They waited and trusted the medical teams in the Speediatrics Unit to nurse their baby boy back to health.

Today, Samuel is doing well. He is smiling at his mom and dad — a smile Kelly feared she would never see again. Thanks to the generosity of folks like you, Samuel is one of over 27,000 children who receive state-of-the-art medical care annually through Speediatrics Units.

Rusty Wallace plays his hand at ‘High Speed Hold ‘Em On The Halifax’

Finalizing the night, NASCAR industry executives, along with NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers Aric Almirola and David Ragan, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver Jennifer Jo Cobb and NASCAR Next drivers Gray Gaulding, Ryan Gifford, Ben Kennedy and Kenzie Ruston present the $100,000 donation to benefit the Speediatrics unit.

betty jane france humanitarian award

2013 Finalists

Since the award’s national activation began in 2011, more than 50,000 children have been impacted by $575,000 in donations made by The NASCAR Foundation to children’s charities of the finalists for the Betty Jane France Humanitarian Award.

Winner Don Post’s (Kansas City, MO.) life changed when he was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, also known as ALS or “Lou Gehrig’s Disease.” Doctors said he only had three to five years to live; he retired from his professional job to make the most of what time he thought he had left. Instead of allowing the disease to get the best of him, he embarked on a 37-year mission of donating his time and talent to charities in the Kansas City metropolitan area. Don has been a member on the March of Dimes “Bikers for Babies” motorcycle ride committee for 12 years, the event’s chairman since 2010, and has

received a number of volunteer service awards in recognition of his dedication and loyalty.

Post won $100,000 from The NASCAR Foundation for March of Dimes Kansas City. Shortly after Post was named as the award recipient, Kansas Speedway President Patrick Warren announced that Kansas Speedway would match The NASCAR Foundation’s donation of $100,000.

Prior to the award’s ceremony, all finalists experienced NASCAR race VIP tours, which included behind the scenes access to the drivers meeting, driver introductions and more. The three finalists each received a $25,000 donation to their children’s charity.

Duncan Dobie (Marietta, GA.) has mentored more than 12,000 children with cancer by serving as a teacher and motivational figure at Camp Sunshine. After his daughter was diagnosed with leukemia at a young age, Duncan set out on a path to share his teachings of patience, acceptance and hope with other children battling cancer.

Lisa Hall (Bedford, N.H.) served as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteer to support children who were in danger of being removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect. Her kindhearted dedication to helping others and strong work ethic have allowed her to take on extremely intense cases, while maintaining a full-time career. Lisa spends 10 or more hours a month working on assigned cases until each child has been placed in a safe, permanent home—a feat that takes a year and a half on average.

Richard Johnson (St. Johns, FL.) became devoted to the fight against Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency in 2008 when his two young children were diagnosed with the genetic condition, which can lead to life-threatening liver and lung disease. He has traveled around the country to speak about the urgent need to increase diagnosis and testing of Alpha-1 in children and families.

Don Post Duncan Dobie Lisa Hall Richard Johnson

Maggie, a child who benefited from March of Dimes support as a pre-mature infant, joins Don Post on stage during the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Awards Ceremony.

For more information on the Betty Jane France Humanitarian Award visit NASCAR.com/award.

SPECIAL EVENTS

The NASCAR Foundation brought fans together for the NASCAR Unites Track Walk at Dover International Speedway. The walk allowed fans to view the track from a unique perspective and take once-in-a-lifetime photos of the Monster Mile Start/Finish Line. NASCAR driver Brad Keselowski joined more than 400 fans who laced up their shoes and conquered the Monster Mile. The track walk raised over $14,000 to benefit The NASCAR Foundation and Autism Speaks.

Track Walk at Dover International Speedway

Tom Murphy Memorial Golf Classic

The 2013 Tom Murphy Memorial Golf Classic raised more than $1.4 million to benefit five deserving organizations including The NASCAR Foundation, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kansas City, American Red Cross Greater Kansas City Chapter, Turning Point, and Tom Murphy Memorial Fund. Since the golf tournament’s inception, in the memory of The NASCAR Foundation’s Board Member Tom Murphy, more than $8 million has been raised to benefit charitable organizations.

Professional Golfer Tom Watson and Miss Sprint Cup representatives took part in the tournament encouraging camaraderie and competition to benefit the cause.

Taste of the 24The fourth annual Taste of the 24 took place

January 26 with more attendees taking part in live musical entertainment, non-stop racing, food from 24 of the Daytona area’s finest restaurants and a chance to win a Rolex. Volunteers and donors took in a delicious blend of food and fast cars from the Corporate Suites high atop the Backstretch Grandstands at Daytona International Speedway. Over $100,000 was raised to benefit The NASCAR Foundation and the Daytona State College Foundation.

High atop the luxury of the Daytona International Speedway Corporate Suites, participants enjoy food, music and conversation at the fourth annual Taste of the 24.

Pocono Poker Tournament

The NASCAR Foundation and the Armed Forces Foundation joined Pocono Raceway at the Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs to deal a winning hand. The Pocono Celebrity Charity Poker Showdown drew NASCAR celebrities and personalities such as NASCAR drivers Kurt Busch and Greg Biffle, NASCAR President Mike Helton and Pocono Raceway President Brandon Igdalsky to raise funds. After all the chips had fallen, nearly $30,000 was raised to benefit The NASCAR Foundation and Armed Forces Foundation.

Cheers, a winning hand for the kids!

MISSION The NASCAR Foundation embodies the compassion of the NASCAR Family and its commitment to serving communities. The NASCAR Foundation seeks to raise funds and increase volunteerism to support nonprofit charities and charitable causes throughout the nation with an emphasis placed on initiatives that affect the ability of children to live, learn and play.

IMPACT Since 2006, The NASCAR Foundation has committed nearly $18 Million dollars to initiatives that inspire children around the country to live, learn and play. Evidence of our impact can be found on the smiles of thousands of children attending summer camp for the first time, receiving care in our Speediatrics hospital units and exploring the behind-the-scenes world of NASCAR during race weekends. It can also be found through the Betty Jane France Humanitarian Award which honors the spirit of volunteerism that drives the NASCAR community.

Want to get involved? Visit NASCAR.com/foundationOr ContactThe NASCAR FoundationOne Daytona Blvd. Daytona Beach, FL 321141-877-515-GIVE (4483)

WHO WE SUPPORT / FINANCIALSAdrian CollegeAdrian Symphony OrchestraAlabama Institute for Deaf &

Blind Foundation, Inc.Alpha-1 FoundationAmerican Cancer Society, Inc. American Red CrossAmerican Red Cross - St. Clair ChapterAmerican Red Cross - Kansas CityAndrew J. NorrisArmed Forces FoundationAssociated Charities of Lenawee CountyAutism Society of DelawareAutism SpeaksAvalon Elementary SchoolBig Brothers Big Sisters

of Jackson County, Inc. Blessings in a Backpack, Inc.Blue Sky FundBolingbrook Police Explorers Post #38Boy Scout Troop 322Boys & Girl Club of Greater CharlotteBoys & Girls Club of AmericaBoys & Girls Club of Broward CountyBoys & Girls Club of DelawareBranches, Inc. Camp Sunshine, Inc. Camps Sunshine at Sebago Lake, Inc.Central Florida Council,

Boy Scounts of FloridaChallenger Learning Center of ArizonaCharlie Dean Leffler Education FundCheckered FlagChildren’s Museum of RichmondChildren’s Tumor Foundation

Childress Institute of Pediatric TraumaCystic Fibrosis FoundationDaily Bread of Lenawee, Inc. Daytona State College Foundation, Inc. Delaware Warriors Travel Baseball ClubDonorsChoose.orgEaster Seals of BirminghamElmhurst Heritage FoundationEngine Shop, LLCEvernham Famly Racing for a ReasonFarmworker Association of Florida, Inc.Feed the Children, Inc. First Step: The Western Wayne

County ProjectFree Arts for Abused Children of

New York City, Inc. Freedom Ride, Inc.Freedom School PartnersFriends of the Chelsea Distric LibraryGeorge Werden Buck Boys & Girls ClubGirl Scouts of Citrus Council, Inc. Greater Joliet Area YMCAGuardian Angel Community ServicesHalifax Medical Center FoundationHand-In-Paw, Inc. Harvey Brooks Motivation &

Development FoundationHector Zavala Jr. Help Aiden Get Well, Inc. Henrico Police Athletic LeagueHomestead Hospital FoundationHomestead-South Dade Kiwanis

Foundation, Inc. Hope Reigns, Inc. Hospice of Lenawee, Inc.

House of New Beginnings, Inc. Humane Society of Schuyler

County, Inc. J. Marion Roynon Elementary School Junior Achievement of Central VirginiaMarch of Dimes FoundationMarley’s Mission IncorporatedMcLeod Health FoundationMichigan Science CenterMidtown Educational FoundationMilitary Affairs CommitteeNapoleaon Community SchoolsNational Court Appointed Special Advocate

AssociationNicole MeagherNoah’s Light Foundation, Inc. Northside YMCAOakmont Outdoor SchoolOnsted Community School FoundationParalyzed Veterans of America - VirginiaPBJ Connections, Inc. Porter ElementaryProject ScientistRamona Elementary SchoolRichmond Community Toolbank, Inc. Rising Hope FarmsRomeoville Cub Scout PackRonald McDonald House Charities of Kansas

City, Inc.Shands HealthcareSojourner CenterSouth Orlando Baptist Church Boy Scout

Troop 498Special Olympics IllinoisSpirit of Schuyler, Inc.

Sports Legacy InstituteSt. Peters Episcopal ChurchStudent Conservation AssociationSusan G. Komen Terra Vista Elementary SchoolThe Andrew McDonough

B+ FoundationThe Bridge Teen Center NFPThe Childrens Health FundThe Community Foundation of Louisville

Depository, Inc. The Evangelical Covenant

Church of AmericaThe Great Chicago Fire HydrantsThe Greater Kansas City Community Founda-

tion The Jake Clough Headstrong

FoundationThe New York Center for ChildrenThe Partnership at Drugfree.orgThe Salvation Army of Greater CharlotteThe Shop Rat Foundation, Inc. Therapeutics Riding, Inc. Tobyhanna Township Volunteer Fire Co. Turning Point: Center of Hope & HealingUNC Clot Collection ProgramUnited Service Organization, Inc. (USO)United Way of Volusia Flagler CountiesValley of the Sun YMCAVictory Junction Wake Forest University Health ServicesYMCA of Greater RichmondYMCA of Monroe County DBA Pocono Family

YMCAYouth Life Foundation of Richmond

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Auctions: Win-Win Opportunities for Our Kids and SupportersDaniella DeGrace, avid NASCAR fan and donor, has

been a member of The NASCAR Foundation family for more than four years and a frequent participant of our auctions program for the past two years. Through her contributions she has participated in numerous NASCAR VIP experiences. Her favorite highlights include lunch with NASCAR President, Mike Helton, a ride along with her favorite driver, Matt Kenseth, experiencing a race as an honorary Pit Crew member, and dropping the green flag during qualifying.

“I’ve witnessed countless times how The NASCAR Foundation helps members of our very large NASCAR fan family in many different ways,” said DeGrace. “It inspired me to help and get personally involved in supporting their initiatives.”

Each month, The NASCAR Foundation works with industry partners to host a variety of charitable auctions. Supporters have the opportunity to receive a once-in-a-lifetime VIP experience or collect a unique piece of NASCAR history, all to benefit the kids!

Bruce Kilgour, a volunteer and Regional Leader Fan Ambassador since The NASCAR Foundation’s inception in 2006, makes a significant difference in the lives of children by leading community fundraising projects and volunteering at-track.

Year-over-year, Kilgour has engaged fellow NASCAR fans by hosting garage sales, race-day viewing parties, and other fundraising events to encourage awareness of The NASCAR Foundation’s mission for the kids. Additionally, as a Regional Leader he annually brings

large groups of enthusiastic volunteers to assist in The NASCAR Foundation’s booth efforts during race weekend at Auto Club Speedway. “Any true NASCAR fan should understand the ‘family friendly’ image that our sport has, and should experience the great feeling of giving back to the community. The sense of purpose and working together with other charitable friends and fans is highly recommended,” said Kilgour on the importance to volunteer and encourage others to become involved.

Volunteer Network Making a Difference

Regional Leader Fan Ambassador Bruce Kilgour and volunteers.

Lunch with President of NASCAR Mike Helton.

DONOR SPOTLIGHT

VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT