Annual Report 2014

When school’s out, Clubs are in.

A Message from Our LeadershipDear Friends, At Boys & Girls Clubs, we are all about great futures! While we may support this organization for different reasons, we can agree that Boys & Girls Clubs is transforming the lives of our community’s youth in positive ways every day. Last year alone, more than 4,700 kids came through our doors. Thanks to the support and generosity of friends like you, they all had access to programs and resources which helped them prepare for great futures!

At the end of our fiscal year, we are proud to say that we’re continuing to grow and expand services for kids who need us most, right here in Wake County. Our seven Clubs are fully staffed with trained professionals, who work with our members through core programs, to encourage and instill healthy lifestyles, academic success, and also building good character and citizenship.

We are having great success with new initiatives such as the Academic Intervention Management program and the Collaborative STEM Initiative, which meet kids where they are, and help bridge the gap for those most at risk. In fact, with targeted support at the Clubs, 43 of the 45 youth in the Academic Intervention Management program were able to turn around poor grades, and move on to the next grade levels.

Each day, we strengthen our commitment to our Club members and the community. We adapt to the unique needs of the kids and families we serve, expanding program offerings, and opening new facilities—all while remaining affordable to those who need us most. For the better part of 40 years, our annual membership dues have remained just $7.50.

We are proud of our successes, but our work is far from over! With your help, we will continue building on the wonderful milestones and accomplishments we have achieved. We are thankful for your committed support, and helping us to provide great futures for kids in Wake County!

James “Jimbo” Tanner, IIIChair, 2013–2014 Board of Directors

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Our Clubs

64+15+12+8+1+c 64% African-American 15% Caucasian 12% Hispanic 8% Multi-Racial 1% Asian/PacificIslander

69%50%

receivefreeorreducedpricelunchatschool—anindicatorofsevereeconomicneed

OUR MEMBERS

OUR LOCATIONS

are from single-parent households

Zebulon Boys & Girls Club1320 Shepard School RoadZebulon, NC 27597

Wake Forest Boys & Girls Club325 S. Wingate StreetWake Forest, NC 27587

Brentwood Boys & Girls Club2025 New Hope Church RoadRaleigh, NC 27604

Washington Elementary Boys & Girls Club1000 Fayetteville StreetRaleigh, NC 27601

Raleigh Boys Club605 N. Raleigh BoulevardRaleigh, NC 27610

Raleigh Girls Club701 N. Raleigh BoulevardRaleigh, NC 27610 Ralph E. Capps “The Club” Teen Center & Administrative Offices721 N. Raleigh BoulevardRaleigh NC 27610

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Highlights2014 was an exciting year for the Boys & Girls Clubs! Thanks to the generosity of friends like

you, our Clubs served 4,720 youth and teens. We broke ground on the new Ralph E. Capps

“The Club” Teen Center, and launched several innovative programs to better serve the changing

needs of our community. We had a lot of fun along the way, too—celebrating at the Breakfast

of Champions with the Carolina Hurricanes and Hall of Fame Inductee George Turner. We

also raised more than $1 million to support Club programs through our annual Positive Place

for Kids Campaign, and watched some of our very talented Club kids reach new milestones.

Here are just a few of the highlights from our amazing year:

Raleigh Boys Club’s Robotics

Program—called RoboBoys—

provided hands-on robotics

and coding education to

members. With the support

of FIRST Lego League, a

team from the Boys Club

competed in a regional

robotics competition,

placing 8th—one spot away

from qualifying for the State

Competition!

Thanks to the support

of friends and corporate

partners, Boys & Girls Clubs

raised more than $1 million

during the annual Positive

Place for Kids Campaign!

Funds raised during the

Campaign help us keep

membership dues at just

$7.50 to ensure that our

programs and services at all

seven Clubs and summer

day camp are available to

youth who need us most.

Our Club members are

artists in the making!

Boys & Girls Clubs members

from the Brentwood, Wake

Forest and Zebulon Clubs

won several awards for their

artwork this year, including

Regional Art awards in

categories like mixed media

and photography!

More than 500 kids and

teens received services

through our Healthy Vision

program with the help of

EyeCare Associates. The

program provides vision

screenings, assessments and

eyewear to kids with little or

no access to insurance.

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In partnership with North

Carolina State University,

Burroughs Wellcome

Foundation, Time Warner

Cable, Biogen IDEC,

Duke Energy, and others,

the Raleigh Boys Club

and Raleigh Girls Club

completed the first full year

of the Collaborative STEM

Initiative (CSI) Program,

providing hands-on STEM

education to more than 120

kids in weekly 90-minute

sessions and opening

a whole new world of

possibilities for our kids.

With the help of a GOAL

grant from the Kids ’N

Community Foundation,

Boys & Girls Clubs

launched Project Power

Play—a targeted academic

intervention program for

Club members identified as

being at high risk of grade

failure or drop out. The pilot

year was a great success so

far! With intensive support,

43 of the 45 kids in the

program advanced to the

next grade level!

The 2014 Breakfast of

Champions event featured

Carolina Hurricanes Head

Coach Kirk Muller and

raised more than $145,000

to support Club programs.

During the event, Boys &

Girls Clubs longtime Past

Board Member George

Turner was inducted into our

Hall of Fame.

Boys & Girls Clubs is proud

to honor Chris Williams

from our Zebulon Boys

& Girls Club as the 2014

Youth of the Year. During

the intensive program,

more than 30 youth

learned public speaking

and presentation skills and

competed to represent the

organization as “Youth of

the Year.” Congratulations to

all our finalists!

Teens from all seven Clubs competed for the honor of representing their Club and the organization as the 2014 Youth of the Year. Congratulations to all of our Youth of the Year candidates and the 2014 organizational Youth of the Year, Chris Williams.

Teen Center GroundbreakingOn October 24, 2013, Boys & Girls Clubs celebrated a major milestone: the official groundbreaking of the Ralph E. Capps “The Club” Teen Center on Raleigh Boulevard, named in honor of the organization’s longtime President and CEO, Ralph E. Capps. Under the guidance of BE THE ONE Campaign leadership which includes Campaign Co-Chairs Prentiss Baker, Noel Lichtin, and Michael Dickinson, the new Teen Center is the second major construction

project of the Capital Campaign (with the new Zebulon Boys & Girls Club opening in winter 2012). Building Committee members Martin Borden, Chair; Kim Swintosky; Austin Barnhill;

Earl Johnson, III; Tish Turner; Chris Harrell; and Bill White selected Dan Huffman Architecture to design the new structure and Williams Realty and Building to erect the new facility. This completes the Boys & Girls Clubs trio of Clubhouse facilities and an administrative office on Raleigh Boulevard.

Since 2007, the Boys & Girls Clubs Teen Center had been housed in the Alliance Medical Ministries facility in Southeast Raleigh. The new Ralph E. Capps “The Club” Teen Center, designed to increase the organization’s capacity to serve more teens, will feature a variety of new and innovative programs, including a full-service grill/restaurant concept called the “Pro-Teen Grill” run by teens, technical

“The technical training that will be provided at the Teen Center is the perfect option for

teens who want to learn a trade or go directly into the workforce after high school.”

— Chris Cook, Director of the Teen Center

training in culinary arts, digital arts such as photography and videography, and cosmetology/barber training.

Chris Cook, Director of the Teen Center stated, “Our main focus with the new building is to prepare teens for life after high school graduation. The technical training that will be provided at the Teen Center is the perfect option for teens who want to learn a trade or go directly into the workforce after high school.”

Groundbreaking and construction of this project was made possible through the generous contributions and support of the community, including corporate, foundation, and individual donors as well as support from Wake County. The new Teen Center opened the first day of the 2014–15 school year.

Teen Center Highlights• 16,000sq.ft.facility• “Pro-TeenGrill”commercialkitchenforCulinaryArts&JobTraining

• MultimediaSuitewithMusicStudio,Photo&VideoEditingCapabilities

• EducationCenterwithComputerLab,Library&HomeworkSpace

• Art Room• Barber/CosmetologyStudio• Multipurpose Rooms• Gymnasium• WeightRoom

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Project Power PlayWith the generous support of the Carolina Hurricanes Kids ’N Community Foundation, Boys & Girls Clubs is piloting a targeted academic intervention program to assist youth most at risk of grade failure and school dropout. Working closely with students, parents, teachers, and school administrators, our full-time Academic Intervention Manager provides intensive academic support for members in one-on-one and small group settings two-three times per week. The program is currently being piloted at three of our Clubs—the Raleigh Boys Club, Raleigh Girls Club, and Washington Elementary Club—and is showing great success! In fact, thanks to the targeted intervention provided by Project Power Play, 43 of the 45 young people enrolled in the program advanced to the next grade level at the end of last school year!

Targeted Literacy EducationTo help youth excel in the classroom during the school year and pre-vent summer learning loss during out-of-school time, our Clubs offer

targeted literacy education through programs like Club Koala, Read to Achieve, and See Spot Read. In these programs, youth increase reading comprehension, gain exposure to language arts and develop a love of reading.

Academic SuccessAcademic support offered each day in our Clubs helps to to ensure that young people

graduate from high school prepared for successful adulthood. Specialized programs like Your Academics Matter (YAM), Gym Rats Eat

Book Worms, Read to Lead, Get Performing Academically, Club KOALA, Summer

Brain Gain, RoboBoys robotics league, the Collaborative STEM Initiative (CSI), and others

help young people strengthen basic skills, prepare for successful futures, and build the confidence

they need to enter the classroom ready to learn.

Our Clubs provided more than 450,000 hours of targeted academic support, tutoring, and educational enrichment to Club members this year.

98% of members who attend our Clubs four or more years graduate from high school.

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Good Character & CitizenshipGood Character & Citizenship programs like Youth for Unity, Torch Club, Trees Across Raleigh, Keystone Club, Youth of the Year and others in our Clubs help young people develop a greater sense of connection and learn valuable leadership skills while making a positive investment in their communities.

Youth of The YearOur Youth of the Year program recognizes exceptional members who are leaders in their Club and community. Nominees at each Club are paired with mentors and compete for the honor of representing their Club as the Youth of the Year—the highest honor the organization can bestow on a Club member.

During the six-month program, nominees work with mentors to learn important leadership skills and build a roadmap to their future goals while focusing on academic success and service to the community. Participants also receive scholarships to help further their education.

Culminating with the Youth of the Year Luncheon, one outstanding member is selected as the Boys & Girls Clubs Youth of the Year, going on to represent the Club at regional and national competitions and serve as an ambassador in the community.

Keystone Club & Torch ClubKeystone Club (for teens 14–18) and Torch Club (for youth 11–13) provide fundamental leadership training and positive community involvement for Club members. These specialized programs help youth connect with their peers to undertake projects important to their Club, their community, and the nation. Members plan and carry out projects with guidance from adult advisors. Examples include: canned food drives, clothing drives to help end youth homelessness and support natural disaster relief, anti-bullying projects and much more.

Youth and teens in our Clubs provided more than 2,000 hours of service to the community through programs and youth-led special projects last year.

This year, Boys & Girls Clubs members provided more than 2,000 hours of service to the community.

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Healthy LifestylesHelping young people build a solid foundation in health and wellness is essential for ensuring

their success as adults. Boys & Girls Clubs offers several unique programs in this core area, such

as league sports, Soccer for Success, ice hockey through the Capital City Crew program, daily sports and recreation activities, SMART Moves

drug tobacco, and alcohol resistance training; nutrition education. Camp BTI, gardening

programs…and much more!

Healthy Vision Program In partnership with EyeCare Associates, Boys & Girls Clubs have begun piloting a Healthy Vision program for our members. Through this program, youth from all seven of our locations who have little or no access to insurance have the opportunity to be screened by an optometrist and, when needed, receive corrective eyewear! For many of the children in our Clubs, this program has provided their first opportunity to

see an eye doctor and address vision issues that many didn’t even realize they had—which can have drastic effects on self-esteem, performance in school, and ultimately success in life.

Not only have hundreds of youth received vision services, but the program has helped detect serious vision issues such as glaucoma and optic nerve damage in some youth who didn’t realize they were having issues seeing clearly!

Youth participated in more than 535,000 hours of Healthy Lifestyles programming at our Clubs.

522 youth were screened in the Healthy Vision Program. 139 of those youth received glasses through the program.

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2013–2014 Board of DirectorsOFFICERS

James M. Tanner, III chair

J. Michael Dickinson vice-chair

Julian R. Williamson treasurer

Tish Turner, secretary

Carla P. Hollis, past chair

BOARD MEMBERS

R. Marks Arnold

Austin Barnhill

Katharine Belloir

Dhamian Blue

Martin W. Borden

M. S. ”Brick” Brown, III

Gordon Brown

Kevin Carlin

Jeff Cobb

Joseph “Bo” Dempster, Jr.

William Dunlap, MD

Grant Fisher

Stuart Frantz

Justin Howard

Timothy L. Humphrey

Earl Johnson, III

Gary Joyner

Benjamin W. Kilgore, IV

Robert Landrum

Mark Lee

Noel Lichtin

Steven Lilly

Jim Little

Guy Lucas

Tom Lyon

Scott Mahoney

Hooker Manning

Easter Maynard

F. Scot McAlexander

Gwinn Moss

Tom O’Connor

Steven R. Ogburn

Kirk Parker

Deputy Chief Joe Perry

W. Trent Ragland, III

Mark Redmond

Ford Robertson

William Salmon

Jim Scott

C. Hamilton Sloan, Jr.

Lorraine G. Stephens

Kimberly Quarles Swintosky

Samuel G. Thompson

Richard A. Urquhart, III

John W. Ward

Thad Woodard

Robert Wyatt, III

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2013–2014 Honor Roll of DonorsPRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $20,000+Boys & Girls Clubs of AmericaBurroughs Wellcome FundDuke EnergyWilliam C. Ethridge FoundationGenworth FoundationGobblers RunGolden Corral Charitable Fund of Triangle Community FoundationThe Seby B. Jones Family FoundationKids ’N Community FoundationLenovo GroupMr. & Mrs. James MaynardMicrosoft CorporationNorth Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Social ServicesNorth Carolina Problem Gambling Program, Division of MHDDSAS, DHHSAnn C. & C. Hamilton Sloan FoundationThe Stewards FundU.S. Soccer FoundationUnited Way of the Greater TriangleVivent Gives BackWake County Board of Alcoholic ControlJ. H. Walker Legacy FoundationWells Fargo

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $10,000–$19,999Baker Roofing CompanyBank of AmericaMr. & Mrs. Austin BarnhillCal Ripken, Sr. Foundation, Inc.CARQUEST/General Parts Charitable FoundationCentro Mexican Restaurant— Day of the Dead 5KContinuous Blessings FoundationDuke Raleigh Hospital

Fifth Third BankMrs. Jean KilgoreNorth Carolina Community FoundationPhysical Activity and Nutrtition Branch (PAN)—N. C. Division of Public HealthMr. W. Trent Ragland, IIIMr. William M. RaglandRankin Memorial TrustRonald McDonald House Charities of NC, Inc.Taco Bell Foundation for TeensMr. & Mrs. James M. Tanner, IIIMr. Samuel G. ThompsonTrueParallelMrs. Libby Wendt

VICE CHAIRMAN’S CLUB $5,000–$9,999Altria GroupAnonymousMr. R. Marks ArnoldBayer USA FoundationBB&TBest Buy Children’s FoundationSharon & Ralph CappsMr. Kevin P. CarlinCarMax FoundationChrist Episcopal ChurchEpiscopal Church Women of Christ Episcopal ChurchWilliam M. Dunlap, M.D.Fenwick FoundationFirst Citizens BankMr. Thomas L. FonvilleGoodnight Educational FoundationMr. Zachary M. HearonInSight Fund of Triangle Community FoundationThe Jim Allen Group, Inc.Mr. Larry KingKohl’s Department StoresMrs. Noel Lichtin

Miller Family FoundationMLJ Painter FundMr. & Mrs. David PerkinsIrene Rand Poole Endowment Fund of Triangle Community FoundationPoyner & Spruill, LLPRaleigh Kiwanis FoundationMr. Paul Reynolds, IIIMr. Lawrence B. Shuping, Jr.Skytel SystemsThe Slomo and Cindy Silvian Foundation, Inc.Sloan Family FoundationSmith Anderson Blount Dorsett Mitchell & Jernigan LLPTime Warner CableTown of Wake ForestTriangle Community FoundationMr. William F. Troxler, Jr.WalmartMs. Anna B. WhiteWPP Endowment Fund

DIRECTOR’S CLUB $2,500–$4,999Alfred Williams & CompanyThe Asha and Sajjan Agarwal FoundationMrs. Blanche BaconBaker Roofing EmployeesBiogen Idec Foundation Micro-Grants of Triangle Community FoundationBlue Water SpaNAI Carolantic RealtyCassidy TurleyCBC/WRAL Community Fund of Triangle Community FoundationMr. Joseph B. Dempster, Jr.Mr. J. Michael DickinsonMr. Keith M. FuezMr. & Mrs. Ron GibsonGregory Poole Equipment Company

Highwoods PropertiesMs. Nicole HughesMr. Timothy L. HumphreyIsaac Hunter FoundationMr. Gary JoynerKilpatrick Townsend & Stockton, LLPKoinonia FoundationMr. Mark LeeMr. James C. Little, IIIMorehead CapitalT & Mark MedlinMorgan Stanley FoundationMs. Barbara P. Raine & Mr. Wayne MorrisonNewBridge BankMr. Robert T. NewcombPNCNivison Family FoundationRyan Page Memorial Fund of Triangle Community FoundationMr. & Mrs. Kirk ParkerMike and Mary Patterson Fund of Triangle Community FoundationPetway, Mills & Pearson, PA, Certified Public AccountantsProgressive Benefit Solutions, LLCSalisbury MooreMr. William F. SalmonMr. James E. ScottMrs. Nancy G. ScottSherwin WilliamsSummer Rest FoundationSummit Hospitality Group, LTDSunTrust BankSunTrust FoundationTransLocTrinity Insurance Consulting Group, LLCThe Weed ManWhite Memorial Presbyterian ChurchWolf Creek Apartments

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COUNSELOR’S CLUB $1,500–$2,499Atlantic Investment ManagementAT&T North CarolinaMr. E. Allen BlackMr. Martin BordenMr. Gordan Brown, Jr.Mr. Brick Brown, IIIMr. & Mrs. John J. CampbellCAPCOMMUNITY FoundationCAPFINANCIAL PartnersClancy & Theys Contruction CompanyMr. Jeffrey L. Cobb Sr.Delta Dental FoundationDillon Supply CompanyFranklin Street PartnersMrs. Carla Parker HollisMr. & Mrs. Craig C. HugginsJoe Moore and Company Inc.Mr. Earl Johnson, Jr.Mr. Earl Johnson, IIILonerider BreweryMr. Guy LucasMr. Thomas LyonMr. Samuel A. Hooker ManningMr. & Mrs. John C. Morisey, Jr.Ms. Gwinn MossJuliette F. Newcomb Charitable Lead Annuity TrustRobertson FoundationMr. Julian White RawlMr. William H. RogersShelco Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Alton L. Smith, IIISt. Luke Catholic ChurchMr. Jonathan StephensMrs. Kimberly Quarles SwintoskyTargetMr. Eric M. TealMr. Richard A. Urquhart, IIIWake County Commission for Women

Mrs. Anita Kirsten WeeksMr. Sydnor Montgomery White, Jr.Mr. Julian R. WilliamsonMr. V. Charles WyattZebulon Rotary ClubZebulon United Methodist Church Missions

CAMPER’S CLUB $500–$1,499A.E. Finley Foundation, Inc.ABC SupplyMr. Emmett Carlyle Aldredge, Jr. Mr. John M. Alexander, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Andrews Atlantic Construction Sales, Inc. Atlas Digital Solutions, LLC Automated Insights Inc. Mr. T. Ed Bailey Ms. Amy Baker Mr. & Mrs. Britt Baker Mr. W. Prentiss Baker, III Barrett & Collins D.D.S.Mr. Michael Bartimac Mr. Michael W. Barton Mr. Bret Batchelder Fred Smith Company BB&T–Asura Mr. & Mrs. William Behan The Bell Family Foundation Katharine & Rob Belloir Mr. Marvin B. Bennett, III Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Benson, Jr. Berkadia Commercial Mortgage Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices York Simpson Underwood Realty BJ’s Membership Club Borden Foundation Mr. John C. Brantley, III Mr. Theodore D. Bratton Mr. Robert Brinkman Brooks Bell Interactive, Inc. Mr. Colin C. Brown II

Mrs. Lisa Brown Mr. Walter L. Brown, III Ms. Bette Cadwallader Capital Associated Industries Carolinas Credit Union Foundation Mr. William H. Carter Mr. Robert Castanza The Catholic Community of St. Francis of Assisi Caudle Sand & Rock Company Center Line Productions Centurion Construction Company Channel Advisor Corporation Mr. Peter Charland Mr. Mark Wesley Chesson Citrix Coca-Cola Consolidated Mr. Malcomb D. Coley Commercial Printing Company Community Bank Services, Inc. Concord Hospitality Enterprises Company Mr. Ralph E. Connell, Jr. Mr. Matthew Cooke Mr. Wade Williams Crabel Mr. & Mrs. Gregory B. Crampton CRTS, Inc. Mr. Michael G. Curran The Curtis Foundation Inc. Custom Brick Company Mr. Michael Dannar Mr. Thomas Darden II Mr. & Mrs. Steve Davenport Mr. John M. Day Ms. Laura Deatkine Ms. Elisa Deloach Dickerson Hearth Products, Inc. Mr. Sean W. Dieterle DuBose National Energy Services Eagle Rock Concrete Mr. Dan Edwards Mr. James Edwards

Mr. Lewis Edward Eggers Empire Brokerage Services, Inc. Empire Eats Catering, LLC Engineered Construction Company Mr. Reginald Epps Mr. Mack E. Erwin Evergreen Construction Company Fairview Investment Services Fellowship of Christian Athletes First Tennessee FoundationMr. Grant Fisher, Jr. Ms. Cheryl L. Fitzgerald Mr. & Mrs. Alexander G. Floyd Food Lion ForeverHome Mr. Mark J. Fortier Mr. & Mrs. John Nick Fountain Foursaken Media LLC Dr. Powell G. Fox, Jr.*Ms. Kimberly Frederick Mrs. Anne Ferebee Gavaghan Mr. & Mrs. Eric P. Gifford TD Gill and Associates Mr. Steven G. Gillam Goldman, Sachs & Co. Goodberry’s Creamery, Inc. Mr. Matthew T. Goodwin Mr. Joseph M. Gordon Mr. Greg Grady GSC Surveying, Inc. Ms. Kathleen A. Guillory Mr. Myron Gwyn Mr. Neil Haldrup Mrs. Julie HamptonHanson Aggregates Mr. Rich J. Harris Harris Teeter Harrod & Associates Constructors Dr. Tom Hash Mr. Brett Hautop Mr. Robert Eugene Hazelton Ms. Candace P. Heath

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Mr. & Mrs. D. N. Heffernan Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Herrington Mr. David C. Hood Mr. Paul A. Hoover, III Horn Family Properties Mr. Douglas C. Hornberger HQ Raleigh Mr. Justin D. HowardMr. & Mrs. Horace Humphrey Mr. Neal Hunt Mrs. Jeanette W. Hyde Insurance House Jackson Lewis LLP Jarco Supply, LLC John Deere The John R. McAdams Company Inc. Mr. Raymond Horace Johnson Mr. Robert L. Jones K&L Gates LLP Kane Realty Corporation Mr. & Mrs. E. Larry Kelly Robert T. Kent, D.D.S.,M.S.,P.A. Ms. Rosemary G. Kenyon Ms. Tracy Killete Mr. Jeffrey Thomas Kish Mrs. Laura Kneavel David & Avery Knight Knowledge Tree, Inc. Mr. Dale E. Koch Mr. Austin Koon Mr. Haze Glenn Lancaster, III Law Offices of James Scott FarrinLEAP PAL PartsMs. McKenna J. Leonetti Mr. Edward G. Lilly, Jr. Mr. Jeffrey T. Linder Mr. David Lindquist Mr. Michael J. Lingner Ms. Elizabeth Lippincott Lord Corporation Mr. Tripp Loyd

Mr. John H. Lunsford Mr. John D. Madden Mr. Laurence B. Maddison, Jr. Mr. Scott Mahoney Mr. Tommy Malone Manning, Fulton & Skinner, P. A. Martin Marietta Materials Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Matheny, Jr. Mr. F. Scot McAlexander Mrs. Cathy McCarthy Mr. Thomas McCormick Mr. Daniel P. McGrath McGuireWoods, LLP Mr. John McKinney Ms. Tia McLaurin Kim & Hugh McLean Mr. James L. McMillan, Jr. Mr. Brian Duncan Meacham Ms. Zena Merritt Mikels & Jones Properties Mr. Fred G. Mills, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Barry F. Millward Ms. Christine M. Chase & Mr. Stephen K. Millward Mr. Roger Morgan Mr. Timothy Morgan Morningstar Law Group Mr. Sean Morris Dr. Jeff Morrison Mort’s TrophiesMr. & Mrs. William H. Moss Mr. & Mrs. John F. Nash Mr. Lloyd Keith Nelms Mr. Paul Nevill Mr. Sai Nidamarty Nomacorc, LLC North Carolina Bankers Association North Raleigh Optimist Club North State Bank Mr. Kevin O’Brien Mr. Kevin Odell

Mr. Steve OgburnMr. George Openshaw Paragon Commercial Bank Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein, LLP PDQ Carolina Restaurant Holdings, LLC Mrs. Maureen Perea Matthew T. Perry Inc. Ms. Erin Peters Mr. J. Stuart Phoenix Pinpoint Resource Group, Inc. Mr. Samuel T. Poston Power Secure Mr. & Mrs. William A. Prior Pristine Auto Spa, Inc. PSNC Energy Quaker Ridge LLC Mr. Robert G Radford Mr. & Mrs. William M. Ragland, Jr. Raleigh Civitan Club Raleigh Convention Center Raleigh Elks Lodge — Bingo CommitteValeska & Mark RedmondMr. Lucius Reese Rex HealthcareMr. Larry Robbins Mr. Ford RobertsonFranklin Lewis Robuck Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. W. Michael Rogers Roofers Supply of Greenville Rotary Club of West Raleigh Charitable Fund Mrs. Ann R. Rouse Royalty Exchange Sam’s Club Mr. Gregg E. Sandreuter Schmidt Auto ServiesMr. Blair Schrum Mr. George S. Seamen, III SEPI Engeineering & Construction

Mr. Adam Shack Ms. Edwina H. Shaw Mr. Billy Shuman Ajit Sivadasan Mr. Lans Slack Mrs. Barbara B. Smith Mr. Sherwood H. Smith, Jr.Mr. Will Snellings Mr. Kurt J. Sokolowski Dr. John P. Sorge Staples, Inc.StepLeader Inc. Mr. Kyle R. Still Mr. & Mrs. Jerry D Stoltz, Jr. Mr. James T. StoneMr. Roscoe L. Strickland, III Mrs. Guye Stroud Synergy Spa Mr. Bryan Talik Mr. Henry Tanner Mr. Alan Taylor Temple Baptist Church Thalhimer Thomas, Judy and Tucker, P.A. Mr. Greg Thompson Mr. William B. Thompson, Jr. Mr. Robert W. Thorburn Mr. Walter N. Thurman Mr. Dan Tilley Tri Properties, Inc. Troutman Sanders LLP Mr. Brad Turlington Mr. & Mrs. Henry Austin Turlington Mr. Rich Vantassel Royal Oaks Building Group Mr. Eric Vaughn Wake Stone CorporationWall Templeton & Haldrup Mr. John W. Ward Mr. Derrick E. Ware Dr. Andrew B. Weber

2013–2014 Honor Roll of Donors

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Mr. Stephen WestfallMr. & Mrs. John & Jeanne White Mr. Kevin White Mr. William M. White White Oak Commercial Mr. Blount Williams Mr. J. Cross Williams, Jr.

Mr. Joel T. C. Williams Mr. Richard M. Williams Mr. Willliam L. Williams Williams Overman Pierce LLP Williams Realty Building CompanyMrs. B. Robert Williamson, Jr. Ms. Blanche Spencer Williamson

Mr. Tom Williamson Ms. Melody Willis Mr. & Mrs. Thad Woodard Mr. Richard Peyton Woodson, III Mr. Robert J. Wyatt, III Ms. Amy N. Wyborski Mr. Leonard Wayne Yeargan

Mr. Glenn YorkMr. G. Smedes YorkZebulon WalmartMr. John Zemonek *deceased

Mr. Blair Abernathy

Alfred Williams & Company

Mr. & Mrs. Bill Andrews

Mrs. Nancy Andrews

Anonymous

Ann C. & C. Hamilton Sloan Foundation

Mr. R. Marks Arnold

Mrs. Blanche Bacon

Mr. & Mrs. W. Prentiss Baker, III

BB&T

Banks and Doroty Kerr Fund of Triangle Community Foundation

Mr.and Mrs. Austin Barnhill

The Bell Family Foundation

Mrs. Elizabeth Bell

Mrs. William Blanton

Mr. Dhamian Blue

Elizabeth & Martin Borden

Mr. H. Edward Boyles, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bradshaw, Jr.

Mr. Brick Brown, III

Mr. Gordon Brown, Jr.

Mr. Thack Brown

Mrs. Leanne Day Broyhill

Mr. William Bunn, IV

Capitol Broadcasting Company

Mr. Hill Carrow

Mr. Barry Carter

Chaucer Charitable Foundation

Mr. Joe Christian

City of Raleigh

Mr. Jack O. Clayton

Mr. Jeffrey Cobb Sr.

Custom Brick Company

Mrs. Thomas D’Alonzo

Mr. Frank Daniels, Jr.

Mr. Curtis Mack Davis

Mr. Joseph B. Dempster, Jr.

Mr. J. Michael Dickinson

Duke Energy Progress

William M. Dunlap, MD

Estate of Elizabeth K. Wilkerson

William C. Ethridge Foundation

Fidelity Foundation

First Citizens Bank

Mr. Stuart Frantz

Dr. & Mrs. Mark Galland

Golden Corral and The Maynard Family

Mr. R. Gordon Grubb

Mrs. Sarah Harden

Mr. & Mrs. John B. Harris, Jr.

Hillsdale Fund

Mr. & Mrs. William P. Hollis

Mr. Fenton Hord

Mr. Justin Howard

Mr. Timothy Humphrey

Dr. R. Merrill Hunter

Mr. Earl Johnson, Jr.

Mr. Earl Johnson, III

The Seby B. Jones Family Foundation

Mr. L. Merritt Jones, Jr.

Mr. Gary Joyner

Mrs. Ben Kilgore, III

Knauff Insurance

Mr. H. Martin Lancaster

Mr. Mark Lee

Mrs. Noel Anne Lichtin

Mr. Steven C. Lilly

Mr. James C. Little, III

Lowe’s Companies Inc.

Mr. Guy Lucas

Mr. Robert Luddy

Dr. J. Tift Mann, III

Mr. Samuel A. Hooker Manning

Martin Marietta Materials Inc.

Mr. Albert Jay Martin

Mrs. Louise Martin

Mr. Frank Maruca

Medical Mutual Insurance Company of NC

Mr. Andrew J. Meyer

Mr. J. Fielding Miller

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Mitchell, Jr.

Mr. Ralph C. Moore

Mr. & Mrs. John Morisey, Jr.

Ms. Gwinn Moss

Mr. Robert T. Newcomb

Newcomb and Company

Noel Group/Nomaco

Mr. & Mrs. Marc Noel

North State Acceptance

Mr. Steven Ogburn

Mr. Kirk Parker

Mr. James M. Parrott, Jr.

Mr. Michael S. Patterson

Petway, Mills & Pearson, PA, CPA

Progress Energy Carolinas, Inc.

Mrs. Beverly A. Quarles

Mr. & Mrs. Blair T. Quarles

W. Trent Ragland, Jr. Foundation

Mr. Julian White Rawl

Valeska & Mark Redmond

Mr. & Mrs. Elton M. Roberson

Robert P. Holding Foundation

S&ME

Mr. William Salmon

SAS Institute, Inc.

SCANA Corporation

Mr. James E. Scott

Mrs. Lynn Sears

Mrs. Edwina Shaw

Mr. O. Temple Sloan, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Alton L. Smith, III

Mr. Sherwood Smith, Jr.

Mr. James T. Stone

Summit Hospitality Group, LTD

Mr. & Mrs. David Swintosky

Mr. & Mrs. Jame M. Tanner, III

Mr. Samuel G. Thompson

The Trinity Insurance Consulting Group, LLC

Mr. William Troxler, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. George Turner & Family

Mr. Speck Underwood, III

Mr. Martin “Chuck” Wachtel, III

Wake County Communtiy Capital Projects Fund

Wake County Community Development Block Grant

Wake Stone Corporation

Mrs. Adria Walker

Mr. Charles Watkins

Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael Weeks

Wells Fargo

Mr. David Richard White

Mr. & Mrs. Sydnor Montgomery White, Jr.

Mr. William M. White

White Memorial Presbyterian Church Major Mission

Williams Realty & Building Company

Mr. & Mrs. Julian R. Williamson

Mr. & Mrs. Alan Wise

Mr. & Mrs. Thad Woodard

Mr. R. Peyton Woodson, III

Mr. Hal Worth, III

Worthy Causes

Mr. Robert J. Wyatt, III

Mr. Robert Wynne, III

Mr. G. Smedes York

Zebulon Rotary Club

Mr. Stephen Zelnak

Donations listed were given between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. We apologize if we inadvertently left out a supporter. In addition, the Boys & Girls Clubs received over 1,861 gifts of less than $500. Please be assured that we are most appreciative of all our supporters who choose to invest in our children.

BETHE ONE

Boys & Girls Clubs 2014 Annual Report 17

2013–2014 FinancialsSTATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION 2014 2013 2012

ASSETS

CASHANDINVESTMENTS $190,031 $136,975 $296,493

PLEDGESANDGRANTSRECEIVABLE 880,877 666,832 601,126

LAND,BUILDINGSANDEQUIPMENT,NET 6,211,589 3,855,399 4,054,125

OTHERASSETS 39,859 32,025 24,339

ASSETSRESTRICTEDFORCAPITALADDITIONS 2,336,578 2,758,694 4,007,030

TOTAL ASSETS $ 9,658,934 $ 7,449,925 $ 8,983,113

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

ACCOUNTSPAYABLEANDACCRUEDEXPENSES 615,760 103,946 202,035

NOTEPAYABLETOBANK 300,000 - 1,816,020

TOTALLIABILITIES 915,760 103,946 2,018,055

NETASSETS 8,743,174 7,345,979 6,965,058

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 9,658,934 $ 7,449,925 $ 8,983,113

STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES 2014 2013 2012

PUBLICSUPPORT $6,773,904 $5,701,367 $6,469,380

OTHERREVENUE 151,686 145,334 152,306

TOTAL REVENUES $ 6,925,590 $ 5,846,701 $ 6,621,686

PROGRAMSERVICES 4,738,698 4,701,953 4,615,677

SUPPORTINGSERVICES 789,697 763,827 736,261

TOTAL EXPENSES 5,528,395 5,465,780 5,351,938

NET CHANGE FOR YEAR $ 1,397,195 $ 380,921 $ 1,269,748

STATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWS 2014 2013 2012

CASHFLOWSFROMOPERATINGACTIVITIES $ (111,126) $ (495,372) $ (61,875)

CASHFLOWSFROMINVESTINGACTIVITIES (1,263,199) 1,054,502 (3,125,486)

CASHFLOWSFROMFINANCINGACTIVITIES 1,422,896 (721,935) 3,090,210

NET CHANGE IN CASH $ 48,571 $ (162,805) $ (97,151)

This selected financial data is presented in summary format to provide information regarding the performance of Boys Club of Wake County, Inc. in a manner that is meaningful and useful to the widest range of readers. This information is derived from the audited financial statements, which were audited by Batchelor, Tillery & Roberts, LLP, CPAs.

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