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Dear Friend,

Our 45th year of service to youth has been full of growth and success for Boys & Girls Clubs and its members. I want to take a moment to highlight some of 2012’s most notable accomplishments:

First and foremost, we are currently serving 4,241 young people through our seven Clubs; 28% of which attend at least once per week. This is an important metric because regular attendance corresponds with academic success, a healthy lifestyle, and good character in Club members.

Three Club members won regional and national awards for artwork created through Club art programs this year; one of which was for digital photography—a first for the Boys & Girls Clubs in Wake County. Our Club members also displayed work of art at the Contemporary Art Museum in downtown Raleigh and gained renewed enthusiasm for their artistic pursuits.

We were also proud to have Kyndall Dysard, our local 2011-2012 Youth of the Year winner, chosen as a finalist at the State-wide Youth of the Year competition. She was applauded for her poise, dedication to the community, academic success and her lead-ership abilities—all characteristics which she attributes to her long-time involvement with Boys & Girls Clubs.

Opening a new 16,000 square foot, state-of-the-art Zebulon Boys & Girls Club is perhaps the most notable achievement of all. In comparison to the Club’s previous home, a modular classroom located in a school parking lot, this Clubhouse enables staff to deliver even more exciting programs for young people in the Zebulon area. Club members now have ample program-ming space including an art room, technology center, full-size gym, sports field, and kitchen of their own! A great deal of hard work, dedication, and collaboration made this possible through our Be the One Capital campaign—a $12 million effort to expand our organization and reach an additional 2,000 more youth in our community. The next step towards this goal will be to construct a new Teen Center adjacent to the Raleigh Girls Club and Raleigh Boys Club on Raleigh Boulevard.

The Club continues to be the difference in countless children’s lives in Wake County. Over and over again, we hear Club alumni say that the Club “saved their life” by offering them the structure, support, programs and opportunities that they needed to carve out the path towards a great future. With your support and the dedication of our incredible staff, board, and volunteers—GREAT FUTURES START HERE.

Thank you,

Kirk Parker Chair, 2012 Board of Directors

2 | BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS

Our MissionThe mission of Boys & Girls Clubs is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

About UsANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEE: $7.50

HOURS OF OPERATIONMonday through Friday, 2:30 – 8:00 p.m. Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

TOTAL MEMBERSHIP: 4,241

AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCEAcademic Year: 781

Summer Months: 738

2012 ANNUAL REPORT | 3

Seven Boys & Girls Clubs LocationsBrentwood Boys & Girls Club

Raleigh Boys Club

Raleigh Girls Club

“The Club” Teen Center

Wake Forest Boys & Girls Club

Washington Elementary Boys & Girls Club

Zebulon Boys & Girls Club

Summer Day CampCamp BTI

MORE THAN

OF SURVEYEDALUMNI SAY THAT:

81%

“PARTICIPATINGIN CLUB PROGRAMSHELPED THEMDEVELOP A SENSE OF

RESPONSIBILITYTO GIVE BACK

TO THECOMMUNITY.”


Board of Directors 2011–12OFFICERSKirk Parker, Chairman Red Eagle Companies

Carla P. Hollis, Vice Chair Duke Raleigh Hospital

James M. Tanner, Treasurer Berkadia Commercial Mortgage, LLC

J. Michael Dickinson, Secretary Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

Gordon Brown, Past Chairman Alfred Williams and Company

BOARD MEMBERSR. Marks Arnold Smith Anderson

Austin Barnhill Barnhill Contracting

Dhamian Blue Thigpen, Blue, Stephens and Fellers

Martin W. Borden Paragon Commercial Bank

M.S. “Brick” Brown Franklin Street Partners

William H. Bunn PNC Bank

Jeff Cobb First Citizens Bank

Joseph “Bo” Dempster, Jr. Poyner and Spruill

William Dunlap, MD Raleigh Medical Group

Grant Fisher Custom Brick Company

Stuart Frantz Biologics

Justin Howard McGuire Woods

Timothy L. Humphrey IBM

Earl Johnson, III Southern Industrial/Southern Crane

Gary Joyner Kilpatrick Townsend Stockton

Benjamin W. Kilgore, IV CBRE

Mark Lee Baker Roofing Company

Noel Lichtin Community Volunteer

Steven Lilly Triangle Capital Corporation

Jim Little Keystone Corporation

Guy Lucas Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

Tom Lyon Manning Fulton & Skinner

Hooker Manning Duke Realty Corporation

Easter Maynard Community Volunteer

Mark Medlin CapTrust Advisors

Ralph Moore Commercial Printing

Gwinn Moss Community Volunteer

Tom O’Connor BB&T

Steven R. Ogburn Community Volunteer

Major Joe Perry Raleigh Police Department

W. Trent Ragland, III Ragland Properties

Mark Redmond Capital Bank

William Salmon Progressive Benefit Solutions

James E. Scott Ernst & Young

C. Hamilton Sloan, Jr. CARQUEST

Alton Smith, III Community Volunteer

Lorraine G. Stephens L. Stephens & Associates, Inc.

Kimberly Quarles Swintosky Smith Anderson

Samuel G. Thompson Smith Anderson

Billy Troxler Troxler Electronics

Tish Turner Kane Realty

Richard A. Urquhart, III Investors Management Corporation

John W, Ward Wells Fargo

Mike Weeks J. Michael Weeks, PA

Julian R Williamson Mikels & Jones

Thad Woodard NC Bankers Association

Hal V. Worth, IV Dickinson, Logan, Todd and Barber

Pam Wrage Community Volunteer

Robert Wyatt, III Job P. Wyatt Company


Advisory CouncilBlanche R. Bacon

Frank Daniels, Jr.

Earl Johnson, Jr.

Ben W. Kilgore, III

W. Trent Ragland, Jr.

James T. Stone

George C. Turner

M.L. “Chuck” Wachtel

S.M. White, Jr.

G. Smedes York


Academic SuccessOur Clubs offer effective programs that help youth explore their interests, build fundamental skills and think about continuing edu-cation beyond high school to prepare for successful adulthood.

“The Club is the best thing in the world!,” said Jill. Six-year-old Jill attends the Club every day and can usually be found in her favorite place of all—the Learning Center. Through programs like Power Hour, Goals for Graduation and Project Learn, Jill is already thinking about her future career as a vet-erinarian and developing skills that will help her succeed in the classroom and in life.

“ BECAUSE OF THE CLUB, I KNOW I CAN BE ANYTHING I WANT TO BE.”

—JILL, AGE 6


THE ARTSArt Rooms at the Boys & Girls Clubs are bustling with activity year-round. This year, members created more than 2,000 works of art.

When Valentina came to the Club, she was a shy eight-year-old who kept to herself. But Valentina soon discovered the Club’s Art Room. Today, thanks to a love of art that was nurtured at her Club, Valen-

tina is a confident, creative young lady who thrives in school and at the Club.

Valentina now dreams of becoming a professional artist—one of her works even won top honors at the Boys & Girls Clubs of America National Im-

ageMakers Photography Exhibit in Atlanta!

“ WHEN I FIRST CAME TO THE CLUB MY GRADES IN SCHOOL WEREN’T THAT GOOD. NOW, I’M MAKING ALL A’S AND B’S!”

—VALENTINA, AGE 11


Character & CitizenshipLearning good character and citizenship is an essential part of Club programs.Youth for Unity, Kids Voting, Keystone youth leadership club and Torch Club help youth build a sense of connection with their community and build leadership skills.

Seventeen-year-old Kyndall DySard started coming to the Club when she

was in the 7th grade. At the Club, Kyndall has found more than just a place to hang out and get help with her homework, she’s found one of her true passions in life—helping others in her community.

As president of Keystone Club, Kyndall leads a group of teens who plan and implement service projects to help improve her neigh-

borhood. This year alone,

Keystone Club members

like Kyn-dall contrib-

uted more than 380 hours of direct service to the community, spear-

heading projects like canned food drives and conducting community clean-up projects.

Programs like Keystone Club have helped Kyndall build confidence, learn important teamwork and leadership skills and make a meaning-ful difference in the community. These skills have helped Kyndall excel in school and earn top honors at the Club, including being named the 2012 Boys & Girls Clubs of Wake County Youth of the Year. As Youth of the Year, Kyndall put her leadership skills into action, representing the Club in the community. After graduation, Kyndall plans to attend college to pursue a degree in Public Rela-tions, a dream that was fostered by caring adult mentors at her Club.

“ THANKS TO MY CLUB, I’VE LEARNED REAL-WORLD LEADERSHIP SKILLS THAT WILL HELP ME SUCCEED IN SCHOOL AND IN MY FUTURE CAREER. BEING PART OF THE CLUB HAS TRULY CHANGED MY LIFE!”

—KYNDALL, AGE 17

Healthy LifestylesStaying healthy and active is an important part of childhood. Programs like Healthy Habits and SMART Moves drug resistance training, and Healthy Places, Active Spaces give kids a positive outlet with fun, constructive activities while building healthy foundations that will follow them for the rest of their lives.

Seventeen-year-old Michael found just such an outlet at the Teen Center, where caring adult mentors have helped redefine what is


“ BEING AT THE CLUB HAS INSPIRED ME TO WORK HARD IN SCHOOL AND SET MY GOALS HIGH. WHEN I GRADUATE, I WANT TO GO TO CULINARY SCHOOL AND BE A CHEF SO I CAN SHARE MY PASSION FOR FOOD AND COOKING WITH OTHERS.”

—MICHAEL, AGE 17

possible in his life. “There’s always something going on at the Club, and it’s a lot better than being at home or getting into trouble some-where,” Michael says.

Thanks to the Club, he has a safe, welcoming place to go to after school where he can get help with his homework, use technology in the Learning Center and even explore his passion for cooking through the Clubs’ Healthy Habits nutrition education program.

SPORTS, FITNESS AND RECREATIONSports, Fitness, and Recreation programs at our Clubs help kids understand good sportsmanship and build conflict resolution and teamwork skills. League sports and targeted fun fitness activities help kids stay active while building positive relation-ships with caring adults and other youth.


2005 INDUCTEES

Willie Burden Club Alumnus

Earl Johnson, Jr. Former Board Member

2004 INDUCTEES

Ben W. Kilgore Former Board Member

Lib Wilkerson* Patron

Vernon Perry Former Staff Member

The Year in Fundraising

2003 INDUCTEES

Blanche Bacon Former Board Member

Trent Ragland, Jr., Founding Board Member

Jack Carter* Founding Board Member

Erick May, National Youth of the Year 1993

BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONSOur Ninth Annual Breakfast of Champions (2011) sponsored by Wells Fargo, was a huge success thanks to the commitment of Com-mittee Co-Chairs, Joseph “Bo” Dempster and William Salmon and our committee members. The keynote address was given by NC State’s Head Men’s Basketball Coach, Mark Gotfried.

Hall of FameThe following individuals and organizations have been inducted into the Hall of Fame and recognized for their long-term contributions to the history, advancement and traditions of the Boys & Girls Clubs.

2006 INDUCTEES

Frank Scott Former Board Member

Chris Harris Club Alumnus

2007 INDUCTEES

Junior League of Raleigh

Raleigh Civitan Club

2008 INDUCTEES

LeVelle Moton Club Alumnus

Thad Woodard Board Member

Smedes York Advisory Council

2009 INDUCTEES

Becky Carney Former Board Member

2011 INDUCTEES

Sakou Kaalund Club Alumnus

Prentiss Baker, III Board Member

*Deceased


2012 POSITIVE PLACE FOR KIDS CAMPAIGNIn 2012 we raised $1.2 million thanks to the support of community volunteers. A contribution to Boys & Girls Clubs is an investment in the children and teenagers of Wake County. By helping us serve them, you help ensure that they become productive, caring and responsible members of society.

Campaign Co-ChairsJeff Linder and Dhamian Blue

Team CaptainsDavid Barham

John Barker

Justin Brown

Robert Brown

Kevin Karlin

Kevin Cecil

Owen Cavanaugh

A.T. Debnam

Katie Elder

Andy Felton

Keith Feuz

Hunter Eddins Gentel

Julie Hampton

Todd Kavanaugh

Kile Law

Kathleen Linder

Amanda Miller

Bert Nowell

Tom O’Connor

Riverstone Residential Group

Ford Robertson

Andy Scott

Kyle Still

Jerry Stoltz

David Stowe

Kelly Street

Will Stronach

2012 King of Campaigns Smedes York

Team MembersSam Allen

Prentiss Baker

Baker Roofing

Alex Bean

Allen Black

Jenna Blue

Blue Water Spa

Lucy Brewer

Carolyn Funch Bunn

Capital Bank

Bill Clement

Amy Dowdle

Hilman Duncan

Renee Dunn

Ryan Galligan

Dixon Hughes Goodman

Joe Gray

Michelle Greene

Paul Griffin

Jeff Horton

Martin Jernigan

Gene Jones

Wilson Koontz

Rob Landrum

Miriam Lang

Michael Layden

Tommy Massey

Mark Masters

Scot McAlexander

Brent McConkey

Ben McLawhorn

Jason Mills

Tricia & Barry Millward

Mendy Moody

Frank Morisey

Wayne Morrison

Martha Murtha

Lisa Newhouse

Mercedes Cuoto Nunez

Swati Patel

Jimmy Patterson

Patsy Perry

Briggs Petway

Laura Piggott

Jennifer Pinna

Russ Redd

Tom Schmidt

Barbara Simmons

Martha Snyder

Jeffrey Squiers

Miranda Stanley

Patty Steinke

Chris Stoecker

Jim Stone

Jeff Stoney

Carnell Taylor

Joe Taylor

Brad Turlington

Carol Weeks

Mike Weeks

Elizabeth Whitworth

Erica Wilson

Bud Wrage

Pam Wrage

85¢OF EVERY DOLLAR INVESTED IN

OUR CLUBSGOES DIRECTLYTO PROGRAMS &SERVICESTHAT CHANGEKIDS LIVES


Honor Roll

PRESIDENT'S CIRCLE: $20,000 AND UPBoys & Girls Clubs of America

Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation, Inc.

Cargill Grain & Oilseed Supply Chain

Carolina Hurricanes Foundation

Continuous Blessings Foundation

Extron

Fifth Third Bank

GlaxoSmithKline

Gobblers Run

Golden Corral Charitable Fund of Triangle Community Foundation

The Seby B. Jones Family Foundation

Lenovo Group

Progress Energy

Sisters of Mercy of North Carolina Foundation

Ann C. & C. Hamilton Sloan Foundation

The Stewards Fund

United Way of the Greater Triangle

Wake County Board of Alcoholic Control

Walmart

Wells Fargo

CHAIRMAN'S CIRCLE: $10,000 TO $19,999A.E. Finley Foundation, Inc.

ABB INC.

J. R. Albert Foundation, Inc.

Baker Roofing Company

Bank of America

Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC Foundation

The CarMax Foundation

Duke Raleigh Hospital

William M. Dunlap, MD

William C. Ethridge Foundation

Genworth Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. James Maynard

Nature's Reflections, LLC

The PNC Financial Services Group

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Painter/Painter Family Endowment

Mr. W. Trent Ragland, III

Mr. William M. Ragland

Rankin Memorial Trust

Mr. C. Hamilton Sloan, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Tanner, III

Tekelec

Mr. Samuel G. Thompson

Triangle Commercial Association of Realtors

Triangle Community Foundation

VICE CHAIRMAN'S CLUB: $5,000 TO $9,999Anonymous

Mr. R. Marks Arnold

AT&T North Carolina

The Asha and Sajjan Agarwal Foundation

BB&T

Mr. Austin Barnhill

CBC/WRAL Community Fund of Triangle Community Foundation

Sharon and Ralph Capps

Mr. Kevin P. Carlin

Christ Episcopal Church

Clancy & Theys Const. Company

Centro

Fenwick Foundation

First Citizens Bank

Goodnight Educational Foundation

Mr. Ben W. Kilgore, III

Knauff Insurance

Mr. Steven C. Lilly

Miller Family Foundation of Wake County

Mr. Michael S. Patterson

Mr. David Perkins

Peter Millar Company

Physical Activity and Nutrition Branch (PAN), N.C. Division of Public Health

Irene Rand Poole Foundation

Raleigh Kiwanis Foundation, Inc.

Rex Healthcare

Mr. Paul Reynolds, III

Ryan Page Memorial Fund of Triangle Community Foundation

SAS Institute Inc.

SciQuest, Inc. Charitable Fund of Triangle Community Foundation

Mr. Lawrence B. Shuping, Jr.


The Slomo and Cindy Silvian Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Alton Smith, III

Smith Anderson

Summer Rest Foundation

SunTrust Foundation

T-Mobile

Time Warner Cable

Town of Wake Forest

WakeMed Health & Hospitals

Ms. Anna B. White

Mr. G. Smedes York

DIRECTOR'S CLUB: $2,500 TO $4,999Alfred Williams & Company

Mr. and Mrs. Zack Bacon

Best Buy Children's Foundation

Commercial Printing Company

The DanPaul Foundation

Mr. Joseph Bo Dempster, Jr.

Darden Restaurants

Dollar General Literacy Foundation

Gregory Poole Equipment Company

Mr. Chris B. Harrell

Mr. Timothy L. Humphrey

Insight Fund of Triangle Community Foundation

Mr. Gary Joyner

Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton, LLP

Koinonia Foundation

Mr. Mark Lee

Mr. James C. Little, III

Mr. Samuel A. Hooker Manning

T. and Mark Medlin

Morgan Stanley Foundation

Nivison Family Foundation

Mr. Steven Ogburn

Mr. Kirk Parker

NEARLY OF SURVEYED

ALUMNI REPORT THAT CLUB STAFFCONTRIBUTED TO THEIR SUCCESS IN SCHOOL.


Petway Mills & Pearson, PA

Poyner & Spruill, LLP

Progressive Benefit Soultions, LLC

Mr. William Salmon

Mr. James E. Scott

Mrs. Nancy G. Scott

Ms. Kimberly Quarles Swintosky

Taco Bell Foundation for Teens

Troxler Electronics, Inc.

White Memorial Presbyterian Church

Zebulon Chamber of Commerce

COUNSELOR'S CLUB: $1,500 TO $2,499Atlantic Investment Management

Biogen Idec Foundation Micro-Grants

Mr. Martin Borden

Mr. William H. Bunn, IV

Mr. Gordon Brown, Jr.

Mr. M. S. Brown, III

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Campbell

CapTrust Financial Advisors

Coca-Cola Consolidated

Crescent State Bank

Curtis Dean Construction

Mr. J. Michael Dickinson

Enterprise Holdings Foundation

Ernst & Young

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Gibson

Mr and Mrs. Bill Hollis

Mr. Fenton N. Hord

Dr. and Mrs. R. Merrill Hunter

J. Michael Weeks, P.A.

Mr. Earl Johnson, III

Kerr Cares for Kids Foundation

Mr. Jeffrey T. Linder

Ms. Zena Merritt

Ms. Gwinn Moss

Mr. Robert T. Newcomb

Newcomb & Company

Mr. C. Briggs Petway, Jr.

Miss Jennifer Anne Pinna

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Pinna

Ravenscroft School

Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Redmond

Mr. Julian White Rawl

Shelco Inc.

Carol C. & O.Temple Sloan Foundation

Mr. James T. Stone

Target

Mr. Richard A. Urquhart, III

Wake Forest Ale House, Inc.

Wake Radiology

Wakefield/ Wake Forest Rotary Club

Wal-Mart Store #5254

Mr. Douglas K. Walker

Mr. Sydnor Montgomery White, Jr.

Mr. Julian Williamson

CAMPER'S CLUB: $500 TO $1,499ABC Supply

Accel Foundation

Mr. Emmett C. Aldredge, Jr.

Dr. John G. Alley, Jr.

Alpha Marketing, Inc.

Atlantic Construction Sales, Inc.

BB&T - Asura

Mr. Harold Bagwell, Jr.

Mr. John K. Bailey, IV

Mr. T. Ed Bailey

Mr. W. Prentiss Baker

Mr. Sterling Baker

Mr. Wayne Baker

Bank of North Carolina

Mr. David Caldwell Barefoot, Jr.

Ms. Suzanne G. Barham

Ms. Penny Rice Barnhill

Mr. and Mrs. Bret Batchelder

Batchelor, Tillery & Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. William Behan

Bell Family Foundation

Ms. Katharine Moore Belloir

Best Distributing Company

Mr. E. Allen Black

Mr. Dhamian Blue

Borden Foundation

Mr. John C. Brantley, III

Mr. Rob Burlington

Ms. Susan King Byrd

CapStone Bank

NAI Carolantic Realty

Mr. William H. Carter

Mr. Andrew Casciano

Caudle Sand & Rock Company

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Chapman

Mr. Jeffrey L. Cobb, Sr.

Mr. Ralph E. Connell, Jr.

Mr. Blake Coules

Mr. and Mrs. Boyd D. Crane

Custom Brick Company, Inc.

DTS Software

Mr. John Daly

Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP

Ms. Ruth T. Dobson-Torres

Duke Realty Corporation

Mr. Lewis Edward Eggers

Engineered Construction Company

Enterprise Holdings -- Southeast

DIRECTOR'S CLUB: $2,500 TO $4,999, CONTINUED


Eye Care Center

Mr. Keith M. Feuz

First Flight Federal Credit Union

Mr. T. Grant Fisher, Jr.

Mr. John Flagg

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander G. Floyd

Mr. Cleve Folger

Food Lion

Mrs. Julia B. Fountain

Dr. Powell G. Fox, Jr.

Franklin Street Partners

Mr. Jaime R. Garcia

Ms. Paige Garner

Mrs. Anne Ferebee Gavaghan

General Parts International, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Eric P. Gifford

Mr. Timothy D. Gill

Mr. Al Goodrich

Mr. T. David Goulding

Ms. Sharon D. Gray

Mr. A. Jamieson Gregory

Grifols Biotherapeutics, Inc.

Mr. Gregory Gulden

Ms. Julie Hampton

Mr. Russell Harwood

Dr. Cynthia D. Hazen

Mr. Glenn Henshaw

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Herrington

Highwoods Properties

Mr. George W. Holden, III

Mr. Paul A. Hoover, III


Ms. Lisa Ann Horwitz

Mr. Justin D. Howard

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whit Howard

Mr. and Mrs. Craig C. Huggins

IBM Contributions

Joe Moore and Company, Inc.

Mr. Earl Johnson, Jr.

Mr. Raymond Horace Johnson

K&L Gates LLP

Ms. Swarup R. Katuri

Mr. Ben W. Kilgore, IV

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kruse

Mr. Hazen Glenn Lancaster, III

Ms. Elizabeth Lippincott

Mr. Guy Lucas

Luihn Food Systems

Mr. John H. Lunsford

Mr. Thomas Lyon

MMIC Agency, Inc.

Manning, Fulton & Skinner, P.A.

Mr. Michael Marshall

Ms. Diana M. Mason

Mr. John R. B. Matthis

Mr. F. Scot McAlexander

Mr. Thomas McCormick

Mr. John McKinney

Mr. Hugh A. McLean

Mr. James L. McMillan, Jr.

Mike Davis Public Relations, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Barry F. Millward

Dr. Larry K. Monteith

Mr. Franklin Morisey

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Morisey, Jr.

Mr. Jody Morris

Mr. Wayne A. Morrison

Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Mueller

NC State Wolfpack Club

Juliette F. Newcomb Charitable Lead Annuity Trust

Mr. Sal Nidamarty

North Carolina Bankers Association

North State Bank

Mrs. Margaret High Nowell

Mr. Tom O'Connor

Mr. George Openshaw

PRA International

Paragon Commercial Bank

Ms. Nancy McLean Parker

Mr. Chris Parrish

Mr. James M. Parrott, Jr.

Mr. L. Richardson Preyer, Jr.

Mr. William A. Prior

Dr. and Mrs. David Pulman

Mr. Robert G. Radford

Raleigh Civitan Club

Raleigh Convention Center

Raleigh Correctional Center for Women

Raleigh Fellowship Committee

Randolph Cloud & Associates, Inc.

Realty Investments

Mr. George H. Reddin

Regions Bank

Mr. Sean Riley

Rivercrest Realty Properties

Mr. Frank L. Robuck, Jr.

Mr. Thomas O. Rogers, III

Mr. William H. Rogers

Roofers Supply Of Greenville

Rotary Club of Raleigh Foundation

Rotary Club of Wake Forest

Mrs. Ann R. Rouse

Mr. Grayson G. Russell

Ms. Lee Anne Brown Ryan

Mr. Gregg E. Sandreuter

Mr. Blair Schrum

Mr. Peter M. Scott

Dr. Carl L. Smith

Mr. Sherwood H. Smith, Jr.

Dr. John P. Sorge

Southern Crane

Mr. Gregory W. Stafford

Mr. Kyle R. Still

Mr. Clay Stober

Mr. Jerry Stoltz, Jr.

Mr. Jeff Stoney

Mr. Roscoe L. Strickland, III

Ms. Suzanne M. Stroud

SunTrust Bank

T. R. Vernal Paving, Inc.

Mr. James M. Tanner, Jr.

Mr. M. Henry Tanner

Mr. Larry I. Tate

Temple Baptist Church

Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. Thurman

CAMPER’S CLUB: $500 TO $1,499,CONTINUED


Ms. Ann H. Tillery

TrialCard, Incorporated

True Parallel

TrustAtlantic Bank

Mr. Garland S. Tucker, III

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Raleigh

Mr. Martin L. Wachtel, III

Wake Electric Care Foundation

Wal-Mart Distribution Center #6091

Wal-Mart Supercenter #5292

Mr. Derrick Ware

Ms. Hadley Watson

Dr. R. Gregory Weaver

Dr. Andrew B. Weber

Mr. Kevin White

White Oak Commercial

Mr. Blount Williams

Mr. J. Cross Williams, Jr.

Williams Mullen

Williams Overman Pierce & Co., LLC

Williams Realty & Building

Ms. Melody Willis

Winston Family Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Richard Peyton Woodson, III

Mr. Robert J. Wyatt, III

Mr. V. Charles Wyatt

Mr. Robert G. Yancey, III

Donations listed were given between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012.

We apologize if we inadvertantly left out a supporter. In addition, the Boys & Girls Clubs received over 2,710 gifts of less than $500.

Please be assured that we are most ap-preciative of all our supporters who choose to invest in our children.


Blair Abernathy

Alfred Williams & Company

Ann C. & C. Hamilton Sloan Foundation

Anonymous

R. Marks Arnold

Blanche and Zack Bacon

W. Prentiss Baker III

Banks and Dorothy Kerr Fund of Triangle Community Foundation

Austin Barnhill

BB&T

Dhamian Blue

Elizabeth & Martin Borden

H. Edwards Boyles Jr.

Gordon Brown

William H. Bunn IV

Capitol Broadcasting Company

City of Raleigh

Jack O. Clayton

Custom Brick Company

Joseph “Bo” Dempster Jr.

J. Michael Dickinson

William M. Dunlap

Estate of Elizabeth K. Wilkerson

Fidelity Foundation

First Citizens Bank

Stuart M. Frantz

Dr. & Mrs. Mark Galland

Golden Corral and the Maynard Family

Mr. & Mrs. John B Harris

Hillsdale Fund

Fenton N. Hord

Mr. & Mrs. William P. Hollis

Justin Howard

Timothy L. Humphrey

Jessie Jeffers

Earl Johnson Jr.

Earl Johnson III

L. Merritt Jones Jr.

Gary Joyner

Ben W. Kilgore III

H. Martin Lancaster

Mark Lee

Noel Lichtin

Steven C. Lilly

James C. Little III

Guy Lucas

Robert L. Luddy

J. Tift Mann III

Samual A. Hooker Manning

Albert Jay Martin

Medical Mutual Insurance Company of N.C.

Andrew J. Meyer

Fielding Miller

Henry Mitchell

Gwinn Moss

Robert T. Newcomb

Newcomb and Company

Mr & Mrs. Marc Nöel

Nöel Group/Nomaco

North State Acceptance

Steven Ogburn

Kirk Parker

James M. Parrott Jr.

Michael S. Patterson

Petway Mills & Pearson PA CPA

Progress Energy

Beverly A. Quarles

Blair T. Quarles

Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Redmond

Mr. & Mrs. Elton M. Roberson

Robert P. Holding Foundation

William Salmon

SAS

James E. Scott

O. Temple Sloan Jr.

Alton L. Smith III

Sherwood Smith

James T. Stone

Summit Hospitality Group Ltd.

Mr. & Mrs. David Swintosky

Mr. & Mrs. James M. Tanner III

Thank you to the following individual, corporations and foundations for their support of the ongoing capital campaign.


The Bell Family Foundation

Samuel G. Thompson

Mr. & Mrs. George C. Turner

W. Trent Ragland Jr. Foundation

Martin “Chuck” Wachtel III

Wake County Community Development Block Grant

Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael Weeks

Wells Fargo

David Richard White

Mr. & Mrs. Sydnor Montgomery White Jr.

William M. White

White Memorial Presbyterian Church Major Mission

William C. Ethridge Foundation

Williams Realty & Building Co.

Mr. & Mrs. Julian Williamson

Mr. & Mrs. Thad Woodard

R. Peyton Woodson III

Robert J. Wyatt III

G. Smedes York

Zebulon Rotary Club


THE 1967 SOCIETYThe following have made a planned or endowment gift to the Boys & Girls Clubs Foundation:

Anonymous

R. Marks Arnold

Blanche R. Bacon

W. Prentiss Baker, III

The Bell Family Foundation

Tim Clancy

Julia and Frank Daniels, Jr.

John W. Deyton

William M. Dunlap, MD

The William C. Ethridge Foundation

First Citizens Bank & Trust

GlaxoSmithKline

Earl Johnson, Jr.

The Seby Jones Foundation

Gary Joyner

Jean and Ben Kilgore, III

Mark Lee

Noel Lichtin

James C. Little, III

Harold C. and Louisa S. McAllister Trust

Gwinn Moss

Mr and Mrs. James E. Nelms

Michael S. Patterson

Mary Ann and J. Gregory Poole, Jr.

Estate of Mrs. W. Greyson (Ida) Quarles

W. Greyson Quarles, Jr.

W. Trent Ragland Family

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Redmond

William Salmon

Estate of J. Fank Scott

Carol and Temple Sloan Foundation

Ann C. and C. Hamilton Sloan Foundation

Eve and Sherwood Smith

James T. Stone

Ann H. Tillery

George C. Turner

Mr. and Mrs. James W. Voltz

Martin L. Chuck Wachtel, III

Michael R. Waterman

Estate of Elizabeth K. Wilkerson

S. Mongtomery White, Jr.

The John C. Williams Family

Winston Family Foundation

G. Smedes York



Selected Financial Information*REVENUES

• United Way: 14%

• Membership Fees: 4%

• Program Initiatives: 7%

• Organizations & Corporations: 21%

• Foundations: 24%

• Individuals: 30%

EXPENSES

• Programs: 85%

• Management & General: 7%.

• Fundraising: 8%

Investment OpportunitiesCHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITYBoys & Girls Clubs now offers gift annuities at $10,000 or more in stock or cash. The donor receives an immediate charitable income tax deduction for a portion of the gift, and Boys & Girls Clubs contracts with the donor to pay a guaranteed lifetime income to one or two annuitants at a current fixed rate of between 5.0% (age 60) to over 9.5% (age 90+) based on the annuitants’ ages. Annuity payments can begin immediately or be deferred to a future date. This donation option gives the donor the opportunity to increase personal annual income or retirement income.

STATE EMPLOYEEYou can support the Boys & Girls Clubs through the State Employ-ees Combined Campaign. Our SECC code is 1475-008.

FEDERAL EMPLOYEEYou can support the Boys & Girls Clubs through the Combined Federal Campaign. Our new five-digit CFC code numbers is 70623.

GIVING THROUGH YOUR WILLA specific dollar amount, specific asset or percentage of an estate may be specified in your will or trust to be paid to the Boys & Girls Clubs.

Total Operating Budget: $2,656,741


GIVING APPRECIATED ASSETSA charitable deduction for the income tax can be taken based on the fair market value of the stock at the time your gift is made. Gifts of low-basis stock can result in avoidance of capital gains tax. In some situations, a gift of closely held stock can allow you to maintain con-trol of the corporation while still claiming income tax deductions. A gift of appreciated real estate will allow you to avoid capital gains tax, as well as brokerage fees and closing costs.

GIVING LIFE INSURANCENew or current life insurance policies may be transferred or irrevo-cably assigned to the Boys & Girls Clubs as beneficiary, or you can retain ownership of a policy, pay the premium, and simply name the Boys & Girls Clubs as the beneficiary. Both have substantial tax benefits to you and your estate.

CHARITABLE REMAINDER AND LEAD TRUSTSA significant donation can be structured in a remainder trust with lifetime income for one or more beneficiaries and the remainder go-ing to the Boys & Girls Clubs or with the lifetime income going to the Boys & Girls Clubs and the remainder going to the beneficiaries. Trusts can be designed to meet your individual needs and provide savings on income, capital gains and estate taxes.

For detailed information on planned giving and to subscribe to the planned giving newsletter, please visit clubgift.org.

OTHER WAYS TO GIVE AND GET INVOLVED• Host a Fundraiser

• Volunteer in the Clubs

• Supply Auction Items

• Supply In-Kind Printing

• Sponsor an Event

• Create a Scholarship Program

• Host a Corporate Lunch and Learn

• Sponsor a Family

Financial information about the Boys & Girls Clubs and a copy of our license are available from the Charitable Solicitation Licensing Section at 888-830-4989. The license is not an endorsement by the State.


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