Forever Young Foundation Annual Report 2005

Friends of Forever Young Foundation

Chairman’s Circle ($100,000 and up) Robert & Lynette Gay VeriSign, Inc. Walco International President’s Circle ($50,000 - $99,999) The Sorenson Legacy Foundation Steve & Barb Young Bain Capital Children’s Charity Delta Airlines ICON Health and Fitness Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort Benefactor ($25,000-49,999) Maverick Foundation Operation Kids The Byrne Foundation/Cirque Properties Douglas & Shawn Mackenzie Campbell Family Foundation Frank & Denise Quattrone Foundation Hertz - San Jose Josh & Anita Bekenstein Nutraceutical Paul & Sandra Edgerley Radar Partners Richard E. & Nancy P. Marriott Foundation Sand Hill Capital Stephen & Judy Pagliuca Superstition Mountain Golf & Country Club Technology Crossover Ventures The Pivotal Group William Brady III

Patron ($10,000 - $24,999) Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Varsity Gold, Inc.

NFL Charities Sprint Nextel Krishna Kolluri Michael Clair Dwight S. Haldan Family Foundation James Lee Sorenson Northgate Capital Hodge/Keare Family Trust Ludwick Family Foundation Mumford Family Trust A-Link Network Services America West Airlines Ballard, Spahr, Andrews, & Ingersol LLP Birdsall Interactive Brian Johnson Chase Bank Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Foundation Coca-Cola North America Crystal Springs Foundation Farnsworth Development HRJ Charities Leon & Arline Harman Mark V. Reichman Family Northern Trust Bank of Arizona OGIO International Reyes Family Foundation Ross & Anita Farnsworth Sorenson Capital Spafford Charitable Trust Stephen Oetgen SunCor Development Towne Bank of Arizona Wilson Sonsini Foundation

Sustainer ($1,000 - $9,999) David Strohm & Kathryn Reavis Hansen, Bradshaw, Malmrose & Erikson David & Emily Breach

Alta Ski Lifts Company Anonymous Control4 Coors Brewing Company Flora Bella Gibraltar Real Estate and Development Cold Canyon Candles Gregory & Paula Benson Hotel Park City John & Denise DeBartolo York Kuehne Construction Levinthal/Schlein Family Foundation Levy Restaurants Paul Ahlstrohm Prudential Utah Real Estate Robert & Peggy Steed Romano's Macaroni Grill Salt City Candle Company Jeffrey Hammes Sudden Impact Partners Dr. James M. & Diane Lally 1-800 Contacts Adrift Adventures Navigation Solutions Quality Coachworks, LTD. Stoel Rives, LLP Rothman Family Foundation

Sustainer ($1,000 - $9,999) Angel's Hands Charles Heath Dr. Phil Werthman Foundry Networks Greg Wardle JP Morgan Marriott Hotels McDonald Investments, Inc. National Water Works

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Letter from the Co-Chairs

No person was ever honored for what he received. Honor has been the reward for what he gave. - Calvin Coolidge

induction ceremonY august 7th 2005

Letter from the Co-ChairsAs we move forward, we find opportunities for growth far beyond our initial vision for Forever Young Foundation. We continue to be blessed by the great work Forever Young and its "Family of Charities" are achieving. With the support of our generous partners, we are committed to assist and create increased opportunities for children residing in underserved communities.

Our NFL Forever Young Zones are thriving as they evolve into computer media rooms, where children's imagination and play work hand in hand with job training exercises on state-of-the-art technological equipment. As we create and develop the new hospital Zones, we are expanding existing Zones to provide parents outdoor refuge to share time with their children, complementing our indoor play areas that are used endlessly by the children who desperately need a place to forget their illnesses and day to day treatments.

We look to partner with many corporate and private patrons to develop programs that touch and enhance children’s lives here and around the world. With our momentum growing, we look to the future with much anticipation, confident we will make even more progress serving organizations that are passionate in their work as child advocates.

Steve and Barb Young

Forever Young Foundation 2005 Annual Report

Mission and Description

Passing on hope and resources for the development, strength, and education of children.

Forever Young FoundationFounded in 1993 by NFL Hall of Famer and Super Bowl MVP Steve Young, Forever Young Foundation is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization that serves children facing significant physical, emotional, and financial challenges. Funds raised further our efforts to provide academic, athletic, and therapeutic opportunities currently unavailable to these children. Forever Young Foundation has determined the best way to accomplish our mission is through the development and support of charitable organizations with a proven track record in delivering services.

Forever Young Foundation primarily focuses our efforts in Northern California, Arizona, and Utah, but we have also joined the NFL in their nationwide project developing Youth Education Towns (YET). The Foundation’s development efforts include the creation of Forever Young Zones®, which include technology labs in YET Centers and state of the art interactive play areas in children’s hospitals.

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Forever Young Initiatives

"Nobody can do everything, but everyone can do something."- Gil Scott-Heron

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Forever Young Charities

ANASAZI Foundation

Founded in 1988 by Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez, ANASAZI Foundation is a non-profit (501(c)3 nationally accredited outdoor behavioral healthcare provider serving youth 12-17, young adults 18-25, and their parents. With remarkable results, the caring staff at ANASAZI provide treat-ment for substance abuse, depression, family conflict, and other concerns. The mission of ANASAZI Foundation is to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world. Forever Young Foundation supports the ANASAZI Foundation in their efforts, and provided scholarships to financially challenged families for whom the cost would otherwise be preclusive. anasazi.org

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The Taylor Family Foundation

The Taylor Family Foundation (TTFF) has been committed to enhancing the quality of life for children in Northern California suffering from life-threatening illnesses and disabilities. Now in its second decade ofoperations, TTFF has helped over 12,000 children living with a variety of skin and heart diseases, Crohn’s, colitis, diabetes, autism, HIV/AIDS and other life-threatening illnesses. TTFF provides these children the opportunity to attend summer camp at Camp Arroyo, an experience most often denied them due to the physical restrictions of their illness or the financial limitations of their burdened families. By opening its doors to groups serving children with different ailments instead of focusing exclusively on a single illness, Camp Arroyo is able to enrich the lives of far more children. www.ttff.org

EB Medical Research Foundation

The EB Medical Research Foundation is a nonprofit, sole purpose foundation dedicated to the support of medical research of epidermolysis bullosa (EB) -- its causes, its cure, and the development of successful treatments. EB is a group of diseases characterized by blister formations after minor injury to the skin. This family of disorders, most of which are inherited, range in degrees of severity from mild to severely disabling and life-threatening. The EB Medical Research Foundation was established in 1991 by Gary and Lynn Fechser Anderson at the request of Dr. Eugene A. Bauer, then Professor and Chairman of the Depart-ment of Dermatology, Stanford School of Medicine. The Andersons have lost two children, Chuck and Christine, to epidermolysis bullosa. ebkids.org

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Forever Young Zones

Technology Forever Young Zones are interactive education rooms created to provide children in underserved communities with access to state-of-the-art technology as well as web based education and training. These are attractive facilities that act as a safe haven for children to gather after school rather than on the streets. Forever Young Zones not only provide immediate help to underprivileged children resulting in better grades and increased learning opportunities, but afford them the skills that will prepare them for the future. Hospital Forever Young Zones are recreational therapy rooms created to provide tools for exercising the imagination of seriously ill children who face emotional and physical challenges. Forever Young Foundation has completed two of these Zones, one at Primary Children’s Medical Center and the other at Lucille Packard Children’s Hospital. It has been found that child life specialists and psychosocial professionals are more effective in helping children cope in treatment rooms if they have related to them first in these Forever Young Zone playrooms. These Zones provide a sanctuary or safe place where staff can build supportive relationships with the children and teens to help them in their recovery process.

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McKenzie Monks Foundation

The McKenzie Monks Foundation was established in memory of a beloved four year-old girl who lost her battle to a ruthless kidney cancer. The Foundation's purpose is reaching out to children in McKenzie's name and spirit to help them endure the difficult challenges of battling cancer, just as McKenzie did. The Foundation has established a program know as the "Kenzie Kase" project. Each child is given a wheeled suitcase, (valued at $400-$500) filled with a 8-inch portable DVD player, cuddle blankets, arts, crafts, movies, toys, games and other items of entertainment and comfort to help them deal with the long hours associated with cancer treatment. Another focus of this foundation is to establish toy rooms in hospital and oncology clinics to help children pass time and be entertained while being away from home.

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Treehouse Children’s Museum

Treehouse Museum seeks to be the magical place where children "Step into a Story". Treehouse serves children and families by providing interactive, hands-on exhibits and programs focusing on family literacy, children's literature, the arts, and the humanities. Exhibits invite children and parents to step physically into the world of stories and books thus creating engaging, relevant to curriculum field trips for local schools. Recognizing that there are many kinds of literacy - from geographic to computer - this exciting place provides our children a variety of ways to respond to stories, including music, theater and imaginative play. Its interactive exhibits and programs promote the development and practice of vital emerging literacy and reading skills. treehousemuseum.org

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Forever Young CharitiesPrograms listed below include organizations we have

supported in 2005. These charities exemplify the mission of the Foundation by promoting the development, strength,

and education of children.

Anasazi FoundationBright Ideals School

EB Medical Research FoundationEqual Education for All Foundation

Friday’s Kids RespiteFriends of the Children

Johnny Miller Jr. Golf FoundationLucile Packard Children’s Hospital

McKenzie Monks FoundationNFL Youth Education Towns

Atlanta Ft. Lauderdale Los Angeles Miami Phoenix San Diego I San Diego II Tampa – Jackson Heights Tampa – MORT

Primary Children’s HospitalThe Taylor Family Foundation

The Tech Museum of InnovationTreehouse Children’s Museum

Unitus MicrofinanceUtah Autism Foundation

Utah Venture Charitable FundWasatch Adaptive Sports

Wasatch Adaptive Sports

Wasatch Adaptive Sports is premier ski and summer program for children with special needs. Wasatch Adaptive Sports offers ski lessons, snowshoe tours, and sledge hockey throughout the winter, and numerous outdoor recreational activities such as hiking on barrier free trails, fishing, biking, tram rides, and environmental awareness programs in the summer. This program partners with many schools, therapeutic recreation centers, children’s hospitals and rehabilitation centers throughout the state to provide much needed ski lessons and other outdoor recreational experiences. With the aid of the Forever Young Foundation, the Wasatch Adaptive Sports program gave 1,500 lessons to special needs children in both the summer and winter. Participation this fiscal year increased by approximately 15% for the winter months and 20% for the summer months, a great boost to the program. At least 90-95% of the lessons provided by Wasatch Adaptive Sports are on either full or partial scholarship. School groups and privates lessons are held during the week in the winter season with many private lessons and hospital groups on Saturdays. wasatchadaptivesports.org

Organization and Financial Statements

We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.- Winston Churchill

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Board of Directors as of December 31, 2005

Steve and Barb YoungFounder and Co-Chairs of the BoardPalo Alto, CA

Danny AingeExecutive Director, Boston CelticsBoston, MA

Robert GayManaging Director, Bain Capital, Inc.Boston, MA

Michael LevinthalIndependent Venture CapitalistMenlo Park, CA

Mike MurrayChairman of the Board, Unitus Redmond, WA

Stephen PagliucaManaging Director, Bain Capital, Inc.Boston, MA

Edward Bryant, Jr.Retired San Francisco 49ers Defensive EndLos Angeles, CA

StaffSterling TannerPresident/Executive DirectorMesa, AZ

Michelle KnoxMarketing DirectorMesa, AZ

Stephanie SkaffDirector of Events and ProgramsMesa, AZ

Richard LawsonFounder/Managing Director, Sorenson CapitalSan Francisco, CA

Forever Young Foundation 2005 Annual Report

Event Steve Young Bay Area ClassicLocation CordeValle - San Martin, CaliforniaTitle Sponsor VeriSign, Inc.Net Proceeds $330,242Beneficiaries Forever Young Foundation The Tech Museum of Innovation

Event Steve Young Desert ClassicLocation Phoenix, ArizonaTitle Sponsor Bain CapitalNet Proceeds $261,833Beneficiaries Forever Young Foundation Anasazi Foundation

Event Steve Young Mountain ClassicLocation Park City, UtahTitle Sponsor Sorenson CompaniesNet Proceeds $201,222Beneficiaries Forever Young Foundation

Event Steve Young Ski ClassicLocation Snowbird, UtahTitle Sponsor Delta AirlinesNet Proceeds $178,174Beneficiaries Forever Young Foundation Wasatch Adaptive Sports

Total Event Revenue $1,203,260Event Expenses $231,789Net Event Revenue $971,471

Fundraising ActivitiesForever Young Foundation again held our four annual fundraising events in 2005, including the Steve Young Bay Area, Desert, & Mountain Classic Golf Tournaments, and the Steve Young Ski Classic. In 2005, we raised a total of $1,203,260 at these events, representing a 24% increase over the previous year. The Foundation kept event production costs at a minimum; thus, maximizing the dollars available for programs.

Forever Young Foundation 2005 Annual Report

Comparative Statement of Activities for Fiscal Year 2005* Jan - Dec 05 Jan - Dec 04 Beginning Fund Balance $ 179,278 $ 38,856 Income Total Donations 490,183 665,143 Net Event Income 971,471 747,361 Total Other Income 8,583 400

Total Income $ 1,470,237 $ 1,412,904 Expense Support Services Total Fundraising 49,726 48,570 Total Management and General 89,148 77,537 Total Support Services 138,874 126,107 Program Services Total Foundation Grants 962,940 885,411 Other Program Services 243,326 260,964 Total Program Services 1,216,266 1,146,375

Total Expense $ 1,355,140 $ 1,272,482

Net Income $ 115,097 $ 140,422 Ending Fund Balance $ 294,375 $ 179,278

*Audited financial statementsare available upon request from: Hansen, Bradshaw, Malmrose & Erickson 559 West 500 SouthBountiful,UT 84010

Friends of Forever Young Foundation (continued)

Sustainer ($1,000 - $9,999) Rupert Watson Zions First National Bank Christopher & Katherine Berman Greg & Carie Clark Greg & Starla Knapp The Fan Club CharityWorks Lonnie Wollin SJJC Aviation Services, LLC Sam's Club Foundation Carlson Distribution Layton Construction Salt Lake Convention & Visitor Bureau Steve & Kym Mason William & Michelle Swift Dan & Leann Smith Eric & Debbie Greidanus Gary Filizetti George Kantor Granum Partners Greg & Loretta Gailius J. Stuart Haldan Charitable Foundation James E. Kelly Matos Automotive Enterprises, Inc. Maurice Bergevin Michael & Carol Berwind Morgan Stanley Pacheco's Body Shop Stephen & Margarie Oetgen Susan L. Keiser

Sponsor ($100 - $999) DSG Associates, Inc. Golden Auto Body & Paint

Peter Auto Body & Paint Sanz's Body Shop, Joel Sanz YIP's Auto World Collision Repair Center, Inc. Andres Ott Arthur Holland Cavallino Rampante, LTD. Dean & Brenda Bloomquist Del Grande Dealer Group Kelley & Karl Hawkins Kevin & Helle Gaughan M&S Collision Michael & Alyssa Menacho Michael Pren On Top Construction, Inc. Richard & Michelle Buell Rick & Maejean Foskett Robert Godar & Linda Herrmann Robert Gray Ronald & Cynthia Estabrooks Springer Body & Paint, Inc. Steven Chua Sunnyvale Lincoln Mercury Kia Wesley Little Jr. Abe Bernstein Jay Earlbacher Mountain Shadows Foundation Pepsi-Cola Company Susan Sosin The Boyer Company Utah Workers Compensation Fund Wheeler Machinery C.H.A. Auto Body Johnny & Maria Eugenio Ryan & Nan Tibbitts St. Stephen School Castillo Collision Repair Diane Scheffler Superglass Windshield Repair

Christina Whitmore Gifford & Wendy Nielsen Randy & Erin Reid See Progress, Inc. SFO Shuttle Bus Co. II Brothers Auto Body Dr. Rick Reid Kirk & Teri Reynolds Michael Schaffner Paul's Auto Body Shop Suzanne LaFollette Culley Autotrends Danny Kim ECR Espana's Collision Repair Lora Rubin Mark Matias Roberts Rowley Chapman Sandra Douglas Craig & Robin Levra David & Christine McSweeney David & Nancy Wanicur Donna Cremer Gerald Johnson Kathryn Swallow Kenneth & Melissa Felder Klint Family Trust Patricia & Scott Skippet Pearle F. Staller Peter Carlson Tami Sowle William Child William Stone

Forever Young Foundation • 2005 Annual Report Editor: Stephanie Skaff

Montage Composites: Niaman Eaton Design: JP Sawyer

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