JACK AND JILL OF AMERICA FOUNDATIONANNUAL REPORT / June 2009 – May 2010

Dear Friends and Supporters,

2009 proved to be a year of successful endeavors. In addition to promoting leadership development pro-grams, Jack and Jill of America Foundation funded new programs that provided financial literacy to our youth, programs that provided health education in an effort to tackle the growing epidemic of childhood obesity, and continues to support scholarships to some of the brightest students in the country.

This coming year, Jack and Jill of America Foundation desires to instill the importance of legacy building; giving that will sustain our families and communities for generations to come. We believe that strong families build strong communities. Along with your support, the Board of Trustees plans to emphasize the importance of building and sustaining a legacy dedicated to our mission of promoting leadership develop-ment for children, youth, and young adults.

Jack and Jill of America Foundation would like to sincerely thank every Jack and Jill Mother, Trustee, and Donor who has supported our vision and mission in any capacity. It is through your efforts that we can continue to serve our at-risk communities and build and sustain a legacy of giving for our children and children’s children for generations to come.

Please visit our website at www.jackandjillfoundation.org to access our news page, to make a secure on-line donation, and to register for updates to hear how your Foundation is serving our nation’s at-risk communi-ties.

Again, we thank you for your continued support.

With warm regards,

PresidentBoard of Trustees

PRESIDENT’S LETTER

LETTER FROM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Dear Friends and Supporters,

Another year has begun for Jack and Jill of America Foundation and its time that we reflect on our past year’s work - I am proud to share with you some of our accomplishments.

Childhood Obesity

When First Lady Michelle Obama made her call to action on Childhood Obesity, Foundation was already supporting health and fitness-conscious projects such as “Youth Fit for Life” in Stockbridge, George and “Let’s Get Fit” in Las Vegas, Nevada. We know that obese children and adolescents are targets of social discrimination, which can lead to low self-esteem and, in turn, hinder academic and social growth. President Cliette and the Board of Trustees have championed to support an approach to problems associated with childhood obesity. Young people cannot truly be leaders if they are not healthy.

Financial Literacy

Without financial literacy, young people may be unable to transition from their parental home and the inability to manage money or build wealth will become a theme. Jack and Jill of America, Inc. – Indianapolis Chapter received a $3,000 grant in support of “YES to Our Future! Youth Economic Leadership Summit”, its fourth annual financial literacy leadership summit. The San Fernando Valley Chapter received a $3,000 grant for teens to participate in a financial workshop “Securing Your Future via Financial Literacy”.

As you see, the Foundation continues to make an impact in our communities. This year Foundation plans to partner with organizations such as World of Money to continue the work on teaching youth solid money skills; the NAACP and Cham-pions in Congress to promote a multi-prolonged approach to combating childhood obesity.

We implore you to join us in empowering tomorrow’s young leaders. The investments we make in children are safe, long-term and yield more than any other investment imaginable.

Thank you for your continued support.

Executive Director

ADERONKE ADERONUM currently attends University of California Berkeley. She has not determined her area of study as her interests are varied. During high school, Aderonke participated in several community service projects such as tutoring freshmen in science, math and French and also volunteering her service at the local hospital. She received several awards for her academics—Outstanding Achievement in Social Services for 2007 and 2008, National Achievement Award, and Most Improved Delegate for her participation during her high school freshman year. It is her desire to choose a major which will be fulfilling and can impact her community in a positive way.

ROSE BAMFO attends Harvard University and is pursuing a degree in biomedical engineering. She par-ticipated in several extracurricular activities throughout her high school years. She was a member of the Student Government Association serving as the Liaison for African American Focus and was a member of the Greenhills Newspaper staff. She was also a Greenhills School Ambassador and a member of the Faculty Selection committee and Theatre Club. Her accomplishments include 2009 National Achievement Scholar Finalists, First Place National Kroger Black History Month, Ann Arbor New Young Citizen of the Year Nominee, and Coca Cola Scholars Finalist. Upon graduation, Rose aspires to continue her studies and con-duct research.

DEREK BROWN currently attends Virginia Commonwealth University pursuing a major in pre-dentistry. Following in the footsteps of his older brother and parents, he decided to continue the family legacy by enrolling at this university. He graduated, with a 3.64 grade point average from Richmond Community High School—a school that is designed for gifted and talented students. During his tenure in high school, he par-ticipated in Honor and AP classes, which he strongly believes successfully, prepared him for the rigor of col-lege. His accomplishments included receiving the Athlete/Scholar award from Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Most Improved Player; and dual enrollment status at a local community college in his junior and senior years. Upon graduating, he plans to attend a dental school and eventually establish a chain of dental clinics.

JAQUEN CASTELLANOS currently attends Columbia University and has an interest in pursuing English or Journalism as a major. In high school, she served as president of both the Student Government Association (SGA) and the Palmer Trinity Diversity Club. As president of the Diversity club she attended conferences in Texas and Boston, meeting with educators and administrators to discuss ways to create a positive educa-tion environment regardless of race, economic background, and sexual orientation. Her commitment to di-versity resulted in her receiving the Ambassador Silver Bowl Award. Her other interests are reading, sports, skateboarding, and traveling. Upon graduating from college, Jaquen aspires to become a news anchorperson or work in advertising.

CHRISTA KIDD currently attends University of Maryland Baltimore County where she is pursuing a de-gree in political science. During her tenure in high school, Christa participated on the varsity dance squad for two years; served as the captain of the varsity girl’s tennis team; and was inducted into the National Honor Society. She is actively involved in her church as a member of a local Girl Scouts troop and the Liturgical Dance Ministry. Managing all these activities as well as her academics has helped her to develop time management skills which are essential skills for success in college. Christa’s professional aspirations are to attend law school with a focus on family law and ultimately open her own law practice.

JOHN OTT currently attends University of Missouri, Columbia and is pursuing a degree in civil engineer-ing. He is a member of a talented musical family, where everyone has demonstrated their ability through singing, dancing, or playing an instrument. His exposure to all types of music sparked his interest in other cultures and encouraged him to join various organizations. He is a member of the Spanish Club, the Multi-culture club, and the Student Council. Another interest of his is swimming. He started participating in the sport at the age of 11 and ultimately became a Life Guard. Upon graduating, John aspires to use his degree to improve the infrastructure of America with better roads, bridges, and buildings. He also plans to continue his studies pursuing a doctorate degree in engineering.

2008 JACK & JILL OF AMERICA FOUNDATION SCHOLARS

Jack and Jill of America Foundation

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES · For the Year Ended May 31, 2010

Jack and Jill of America Foundation

EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS & TRUSTEES

Gail Coles Johnson

National VicePresident

Jacqueline Moore Bowles

National President

Mavis Parkman James

National Treasurer

Sharon Bourges-Jones

Member-at-Large LiaisonSoutheastern Region

Erik A. Cliette

President

Christine Govan

Treasurer

Tara Joseph-Labrie

National Program Director

The Honorable Daryl E. Trawick

Vice President

Paulette Keys

Secretary

Lisa Smoots

Member-at-LargeEastern Region

Janet Miller Evans

Member-at-LargeFar West Region

Pearl Givens

Member-at-LargeMid-Atlantic Region

Twanya Hood Hill

Member-at-LargeMid West Region

Wanda Montgomery

Member-at-LargeSouth Central Region

Albert Dotson, Jr.

Attorney

Natalie Brunson-Wheeler

Member-at-LargeCentral Region

Brenda Lacy-Davis

Regional DirectorFar West Region

Jack and Jill of America Foundation

CONTRIBUTIONS · June 2009-May 2010

$20,000 - $15,000UBS Financial ServicesDallas Texas Chapter

$14,999 - $10,000American ExpressFedEx CorporationHealth Care Services Corp/BCBSTarget

$9,999 - $8,500Pepsi CompanyFedEx

$8,499 - $7,500Brooklyn New York ChapterJackson Mississippi ChapterLos Angeles California ChapterMetropolitan New York ChapterSouth Suburban Chicago Illinois ChapterWashington, DC Chapter

$7,499 - $6,000Atlanta Georgia ChapterChicago Illinois ChapterColumbus Georgia ChapterHouston Texas ChapterLong Beach California ChapterMontgomery County Pennsylvania ChapterNorth Texas Chapter Windy City Illinois Chapter

$5,999 - $4,500Boston ScientificColumbus Ohio ChapterGoodwill IndustriesLafayette & Kumagai, LLPLocal Initiatives Support CorporationLoudoun County Virginia ChapterMemphis Tennessee ChapterMontgomery County Maryland ChapterNashville Tennessee ChapterPasadena Altadena California ChapterPhiladelphia Pennsylvania ChapterPrince George’s County Maryland ChapterSt. Louis Missouri ChapterStamford/Norwalk Connecticut Chapter

State of New YorkUPS FoundationWilson Turner Kosmo

$4,499 - $3,500Greater Tampa ChapterKeybank FoundationLouisville Kentucky ChapterMillersCoorsMilwaukee Wisconsin ChapterMissouri City/Ft. Bend Texas ChapterMobile Alabama ChapterPotomac Valley Maryland ChapterSan Fernando Valley California ChapterWest Suburban Chicago Illinois Chapter

$3,499 - $2,500Birmingham Alabama ChapterBoston Massachusetts ChapterCharleston South Carolina ChapterCincinnati Ohio ChapterCitigroupClear Lake Bay Area ChapterDurham North Carolina ChapterIndianapolis Indiana ChapterMadison County AlabamaMinneapolis Minnesota ChapterMorris County New Jersey ChapterNorth Houston Suburban Texas ChapterNorth Suburban Dallas Texas ChapterOrlando Florida ChapterPittsburgh Pennsylvania ChapterSouth Belt Houston ChapterVanessa Henley

$2,499 - $2,000Arlington Texas ChapterChester County Pennsylvania ChapterColumbia South Carolina ChapterContra Costa County California ChapterFort Lauderdale Florida ChapterGreater Channel Texas ChapterGreater Hartford Connecticut ChapterJacksonville Florida Chapter Mid-Hudson Valley New York ChapterNational Basketball AssociationNew Orleans ChapterNewton Massachusetts Chapter

North Shore Illinois ChapterNorth Suburban Atlanta Georgia ChapterRaleigh-Wake North Carolina ChapterRichmond Virginia ChapterSouth Los Angeles California ChapterSouth Miami Florida ChapterWinston Salem North Carolina Chapter

$1,999 - $1,500 Albert E. Dotson, Jr. Esq.Alexandria Louisiana ChapterBernstein & Marrocchino FoundationBrown Food GroupBucks County Pennsylvania ChapterCentral New Jersey ChapterDaryl E. TrawickErik ClietteGreater Little Rock Arkansas ChapterGreenville South Carolina ChapterJ.R. Hyde III Family FoundationJohnson County Kansas ChapterLake Shore Illinois ChapterLas Vegas Nevada ChapterLawrence GrahamMacon Georgia ChapterMeijerMidlothian Virginia ChapterMorgan StanleyNorthwestern MutualOakland Bay California ChapterOakland County Michigan ChapterPrince William County Virginia ChapterRockland County New York ChapterThe Woodlands Texas ChapterWells Fargo FoundationWestchester County New York Chapter

$1,499 - $1,000Alice PeoplesAnthony and Lisa ReidAllstate FoundationAnn Arbor Michigan ChapterAustin Texas ChapterBaltimore County Maryland ChapterBaltimore Maryland ChapterBaton Rouge Louisiana ChapterBlake ByrdBoston ScientificBurlington-Graham North Carolina

Cleveland Ohio ChapterDetroit Michigan ChapterEssex Hudson County ChapterFayette County Georgia ChapterFort Worth Texas ChapterGreater Vallejo California ChapterHumble Kingwood Texas ChapterImage Printing, LLCInglewood California ChapterJ.P. Morgan ChaseKansas City Kansas ChapterKaty-Prairie View Texas ChapterKnoxville Tennessee ChapterLake Spivey Georgia ChapterLocal Initiatives Support CorporationManassas-Woodbridge Virginia ChapterMerrill LynchMontgomery Alabama ChapterMotor City Michigan ChapterNew Castle Delaware ChapterNorth New Jersey ChapterNorth County San Diego California ChapterOn Demand Color Group, LLCPearline CliettePhoenix Arizona ChapterPortsmouth Virginia ChapterQueens New York ChapterReston Virginia ChapterSacramento California ChapterSam’s Club FoundationSan Antonio Texas ChapterSanta Clarita Antelope Valley ChapterSeattle Washington ChapterSesi Ogunbi, MD, LLCSouth Charlotte Provisional GroupState Farm Companies FoundationState of New YorkStone Mountain ChapterTallahassee Florida ChapterTuskeegee Alabama ChapterWal-Mart FoundationWells Fargo FoundationWest Harlem Group AssistanceYpsilanti Michigan ChapterWilliamson County Tennessee ChapterWestern Cook County Illinois Chapter

$999 - $50020/20 Eye Specialists

Akron Ohio ChapterAlbany Georgia Chapter Alexandria – Mount Vernon Virginia ChapterAnchorage Alaska ChapterArundel Bay Area Maryland ChapterAtlantic City New Jersey ChapterBloomington-Normal Illinois ChapterBurlington-Willingboro New Jersey ChapterBrenda Lacy-Davis/Jack and Jill of America, Inc.-- Far West RegionBrian JacksCharlotte North Carolina ChapterChesapeake Virginia ChapterChristi RowekampChristine M. GovanColumbia Maryland ChapterDaytona Beach Florida ChapterDayton Ohio ChapterDFW Mid-Cities ChapterDonna Lynn LeavyFifth Third BankFlint Michigan ChapterFrazier Family FoundationGail Coles Johnson/Jack and Jill of America, Inc.Gary Indiana ChapterGreater Frisco Texas ChapterGreater Lansing Michigan ChapterGreater Northeast Provisional GroupGreensboro North Carolina ChapterHampton Virginia ChapterHollandHart/Cedric CrearJackson Tennessee ChapterJacqueline Moore Bowles/Jack and Jill of America, Inc.James Keys/Premier Health PartnersJanet Miller Evans/Jack and Jill of America, Inc.-- Far West RegionLisa Smoots/Jack and Jill of America, Inc-- Eastern RegionMarvin ClaytonMavis P. James/Jack and Jill of America, Inc.Mercer County New Jersey ChapterMetropolitan Kalamazoo Michigan ChapterMetropolitan St. Louis MissouriMichelle Paige PatersonMiami Florida ChapterMultiple Sclerosis SocietyNaomi RichardNatalie Brunson-Wheeler/Jack and Jill of America, Inc-- Central RegionNew Haven Connecticut Chapter

OK Natural GasOrangeburg South Carolina ChapterOrange County California ChapterPaulette KeysPearl Givens/Jack and Jill of America, Inc.-- Mid-Atlantic RegionPomona Area California ChapterReal Times, Inc.Rochester New York ChapterRoosevelt & Cross, IncorporatedSan Jose California ChapterSharon Bourges-Jones/Jack and Jill of America, Inc.-- Southeastern RegionSouthwest Suburban Dallas Texas ChapterSt. Clair County Illinois ChapterSugar Land Texas ChapterTacoma Washington ChapterTara Joseph Labrie/Jack and Jill of America, Inc.Toledo Ohio ChapterTri-Valley California ChapterTucson Arizona ChapterTwanya Hood-Hill/Jack and Jill of America, Inc.-- Mid Western RegionUnited Way of New York CityWanda Montgomery/Jack and Jill of America, Inc.-- South Central Region

HISTORY

Jack and Jill of America Foundation, Inc. was founded in 1968 as the philanthropic arm of Jack and Jill fo America, Inc. The Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) charitable organization as recognized by the Internal Revenue Service.

Consequently, contributions made to the Foundation are tax deductible.

Scholarships, Grants, and AwardsNational Scholarship Program

National ProjectJacqueline Robinson Regional Competition

Violet D. Greer Teens/Associates Comepetitive GrantIndependent Proposal Compeitive Grant

Lucille Allen Hadley Teen Service Project AwardSpecial Projects Award

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