Annual Report 2005 - Westgate Resorts Foundation

Annual Report 2005
“Doing well by doing good”
“Do all the good you can
By all the means you can
In all the ways you can
In all the places you can
To all the people you can
As long as ever you can.”
-John Wesley
The mission of the Westgate Resorts Foundation is to actively support
charitable activities in areas where our employees live and work.
Emphasis is placed on our employees, children, women, families, seniors and other
local programs that improve the quality of life in our communities.
Mission Statement
“It is my belief that great communities are built by their citizens working together to improve the quality
of life. Westgate’s spirit of giving, volunteering, and compassion will continue,
as the needs continue, months and years ahead. We’re truly a caring company.”
-David Siegel
President and CEO of Westgate Resorts
A
lthough 2005 is only the fourth year that the Westgate Resorts Foundation has
been in existence, it is amazing to look back and realize how much has been
accomplished over the last year. Throughout this active year, the Foundation
has continued to expand and has built a name for itself through its principle of “Doing
Well by Doing Good.”
Since its establishment, the Foundation has raised and distributed almost $6 million
to hundreds of charities and individuals in need. Currently operating in eleven states,
the Foundation is helping everyone in the Westgate family feel good about the role
our company plays in the communities where our employees live and work.
In today’s world, where we have all learned how quickly our lives can change, it really
is a great source of pride for me and our Westgate family members to know that there
is a safety net for us and our neighbors when some unforeseeable event catches up to
us and makes us aware of how valuable our lives are. Whether through direct support
from the David’s Dollars fund or via a service from one of the hundreds of charities
we have developed a relationship with, it should be comforting for you to know that
there is always help available.
Research in the world of business indicates that people are taking a significant interest
in the kind of companies for which they work. In fact, the single most important factor
that people say influences their choice of an employer is “what the company represents
in the community.” People today want more than a paycheck - they want to feel that
their employer is a caring contributor to the quality of life in their towns, our country
and the world.
I also think that when families are looking for a company to provide them with a lifetime of quality vacations, they need to feel comfortable that the experience will include a
sense of pride in that company and its employees.
The Westgate family is a large and growing entity: hundreds of thousands of owners; 10,000 employees; literally hundreds of vendors; close to a million annual guests
and hundreds of marketing and business partners. They all support the Westgate Resort Foundation with their contributions of time, talent and resources. We appreciate
everything they do for us and, in turn, we treat their trust with the greatest respect.
As big as the Foundation is today, I already know that 2006 will see it grow even more and the work it is doing will continue to make us all proud.
David A. Siegel
From the President
Westgate Resorts Foundation
Westgate Resorts Foundation
“It’s important to our company to be a
responsible and conscientious corporate partner
in the communities which are home to our resorts as well as our employees and their families.”
-David Siegel
President and CEO of Westgate Resorts
Annual Revenue
T
he Westgate Resorts Foundation has raised and contributed almost $6 million
to charities since its inception. These funds have been donated to organizations
that provide services for women, children, families, and seniors in Central Florida
and other communities where Westgate owns and operates resorts. The Westgate
Resorts Foundation is unique because every dollar is raised by Westgate employees,
executives, and business partners. In fact, it is widely known that a commitment to
the community is a prerequisite for conducting significant business with Westgate
Resorts. Additionally, David Siegel pays all of the administrative and operating costs
of the Foundation to ensure that every dollar raised goes directly to people in need.
(Excluding certain taxes, licenses, bank charges and similar charges of this certified, 501(c)(3) organization’s
expenses, allowing 100 percent of the net funds donated to the program to be distributed to charities.
In connection with certain fundraising events, the Foundation may incur certain out of pocket expenses in
connection with such events, including event location rental fees, equipment rental, food costs, advertising and
similar expenses which are netted against the funds raised from particular fundraising events.)
Year
Other (Interest, M&T, etc.)
18%
Employees*
20%
Events
13%
Vendors
23%
Owners/Guest Folios
26%
2005 Sources of Funds
T
he method by which the Foundation spends and invests its funds each year is carried
out by members of the board, the Foundation staff, and over a hundred company
employee volunteers. Everyone participating in this process recognizes the importance
of evaluating and selecting charities that provide services in the communities where
Westgate operates. In 2005, over 130 charities submitted proposals that were assessed by
this team from the Westgate family. Over 110 grants were given this year to groups who
met or exceeded the selection criteria. The charities supported by the Westgate Resorts
Foundation have touched the lives of tens of thousands of people both in our company and
across the country.
In addition to the grants, another $249,360 was invested in the Westgate Resorts
Foundation’s endowment account. This important account has now reached a total of over
$550,000.
* Note: Of the 20 percentage points in the Employee category, 12 of those percentage points
are comprised of contributions made by the David A. Siegel Society.
2005 Application of Funds
Grants and Sponsorships Endowment Increase Event Expenses Operating Expenses Ticket Inventory Total Revenue $1,002,540
$249,360
$327,241
$249,517
$49,221
$ 1,877,879
Source of Funds
“...The thing about our Westgate Friends is that we know that
you do love our children and
My Grandmother would be so happy to know that her babies
are loved and so taken care of by the community...”
we thank you so much.
-Betty Turner, Coordinator
The Russell Home for Atypical Children
2005
Charitable
Organizations
In addition to actual dollars, the Westgate Resorts Foundation supports local charities through in-kind contributions. Thousands of pieces of furniture and appliances are donated
annually to local charities for use in their programs. In addition, gift certificates valued at more than $125,000 for stays at Westgate Resorts locations are donated to charities for use in
fundraising efforts such as silent auctions and raffles. Company-wide food drives, clothing drives, book drives and other worthy efforts are other ways that Westgate employees can help
those in need.
A Gift for Teaching
Alzheimer’s Research Organization
American Cancer Society
American Diabetes Association
American Heart Association
American Red Cross
American Stroke Association
Angel Flight Southeast
Appalachian Bear Center
Avon Walk for Breast Cancer
B.A.S.E. Camp Children’s Cancer Foundation
BETA Center
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Florida
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Miami
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah
Black Stallion Literacy Project
Boggy Creek Gang Camp
Boy Scouts of America - Central Florida Council
Boy Scouts of America - Great Smoky Mountain Council
Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida
Boys & Girls Clubs of Las Vegas
Boys & Girls Clubs of Gatlinburg
Bridges of Light Foundation
Camillus House
Canine Companions for Independence
Center for Drug Free Living
Central Florida Epilepsy Association
Chabad South Orlando
Children’s Home Society
Christian Service Center
City of Ocoee - Founder’s Day Festival
City of Ocoee Fire Department
Community Service Center of South Orange
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Dr. Donald Diebel Foundation
Easter Seals Florida
Edgewood Children’s Ranch
Femmes de Coeur
Fire Fund - College of William & Mary
Florida Hospital Foundation
Friends of the Menello Museum
Friends of the Smokies
Girl Scouts of Citrus Council
Give Kids The World
Grandma’s House
Great Oaks Village
Habitat for Humanity - Utah
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Orlando
Harbor House
Harris Rosen Foundation
Health Care Center for the Homeless
Health Central Foundation
Hemophilia Foundation of Greater Florida
Hi-Tech Tutoring Center
Hope and Help Center
Hospice of the Comforter
House of Hope
Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation
Jewish Adoption and Foster Care Options
Jewish Community Center of Greater Orlando
Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando
Kinneret Council on Aging
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
Lighthouse Central Florida
Lisa Merlin House
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Southern Nevada
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Central and Northern Florida
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Southern Florida
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Tennessee
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Utah
March of Dimes
Metropolitan Inter-Faith Association
Morning Star School
Mountain Hope Good Shepherd Clinic
The above list was current at time of printing and includes major contributions made by the
Westgate Resorts Foundation but not employee designated beneficiaries.
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Mustard Seed of Central Florida
Nathaniel’s Hope
New Hope for Kids
Ocoee Police Department
Orlando Ballet
Osceola County Council on Aging
Park City Education Foundation
Pathways to Care
Ronald McDonald House
Russell Home for Atypical Children
Seniors First
Shade Tree
Shepherd’s Hope
Shepherd’s Promise
Shop With a Cop
Special Olympics Florida
Special Olympics Utah
Stepping Stone Medical Equipment Bank
Susan G. Komen Foundation
The Center for Memory Disorders
The City of Gatlinburg Fire Department
The Foundation for Osceola Education
The Gift of Swimming
Toys for Tots
Track Shack Foundation
United Arts
United Cerebral Palsy
United Cerebral Palsy - Utah
Universal Orlando Foundation
USO - Operation Care Package
Utah Families Foundation
Variety Club
Variety Day Home
Williamsburg Area Chamber of Commerce
Williamsburg Volunteer Fire Department
Women’s Crisis Center of Taney County
2005 Grants and Sponsorships
Community
Caring
Thanks
“Be the change
you want to see in the world.”
“…On behalf of the survivors of domestic violence, the Board of Directors and the staff of
Harbor House, we thank you for your generous donation of $10,000 to support community
education on the causes, effects, and warning signs of domestic violence. Your donation
helps save lives each and every day…”
- Gail A. Patin, Chief Executive Officer
Harbor House
-Gandhi
“…We are excited to be among those organizations selected to receive a grant from the
Westgate Resorts Foundation. These funds will help to support many innovative classroom
projects to the benefit of hundreds of area school students. In its short time in the
Williamsburg area, Westgate Resorts has proven itself to be a giving corporate citizen,
making a positive difference in the lives of those in need…”
- Robert W. Hershberger, Executive Vice President
Williamsburg Area Chamber of Commerce
“…Operation USO Care Package was developed to securely provide care packages to
troops participating in Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Your generous contribution enabled us to provide thousands of soldiers with these much
needed, and much appreciated, items…”
- Edward A. Powell, President & Chief Executive Officer
USO Worldwide Operations
“You really can change the world
if you care enough.”
-Marion Wright Edelman
“…How wonderful to be chosen by your employees for the second year for a grant of
$10,000. We appreciate your confidence in the Health Care Center for the Homeless as
indicated by your gift, which helps us fulfill our mission of ‘Providing quality health care
services that improve the lives of the homeless and medically indigent residents of our
community.’ Thank you for helping us make the lives of this forgotten population better…”
- Bakari F. Burns, Chief Executive Officer
Health Care Center for the Homeless
“…We are sincerely grateful for your contribution of $10,000, which helped us tour Halfway
There, our drug prevention drama, to schools in Orlando this past spring. Counselors and
teachers commented that many students came in to seek help after viewing our presentation.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your support of our drug deterrence programs.
We believe that this is the most important contribution that a corporation can make…”
- Sunna Rasch, Founder & Executive Director
Periwinkle National Theatre
“…Your donation of $5,000 is greatly appreciated and will help sponsor the wish of Angel,
a lovable 3-year-old girl from Miami who suffers from a brain tumor. She is mesmerized
every time her favorite show, Sesame Street, comes on the screen. We are sure that Angel
will be ecstatic when her wish to visit Sesame Place in Philadelphia comes true! The amount
of joy and happiness that she will receive is truly priceless…”
- Laurie Levine, Chairman of the Board
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Southern Florida
“…Thank you once again for your incredibly generous donation of $10,000. Westgate
Resorts Foundation is doing amazing work in our community and we are honored to have
been chosen as a recipient of this gift. You are definitely making a major contribution to
bettering the lives of children and their families right here in Central Florida. Please know
how much we appreciate what you have done for us and for so many others in need…”
- Joan Bailey, Development
Edgewood Children’s Ranch
“…On behalf of Special Olympics Florida athletes, coaches, families, and volunteers, we
thank you for your tremendous support. Through your support of Special Olympics, you
are helping to improve the lives of children and adults with intellectual disabilities and
the communities in which they live. As we continue our campaign to challenge the world
to recognize the abilities of people with intellectual disabilities, we are honored to have
Westgate Resorts Foundation by our side…”
- Monty Castevens, SOFL President & CEO
Special Olympics Florida
“…Along with the many senior citizens in Orange County that benefit from the services
offered by Seniors First, Inc., I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your
donation of $10,000. Your contribution allows our seniors to remain living independently
and with dignity. With your charitable donations, we are able to continue providing
essential daily support services to the seniors in our community…”
- Randall Hunt, Chief Executive Officer
Seniors First, Inc.
“…Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah would like to thank you for the generous contribution
of $5,000 to support children in our mentoring programs. This donation will help match
children with caring, adult mentors. Together we are making a Big Difference…One Child
at a Time…”
- Pam Sanders, President & CEO
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah
Word of Thanks
Foundation
Highlights
Feeding the Homeless
An Evening on the
French Riviera
Westgate All-Star Revue
Members of the IT Department serving lunch
to the homeless at Daily Bread.
Guests enjoying an evening at the Siegel home
benefiting the Boys & Girls Clubs of
Central Florida and Orlando Ballet.
Johnnie Meola and little friend performing
at the Westgate All-Star Revue.
Special Olympics Florida
“Gold, Silver, & Bronze” Gala
Annual Holiday Toy Drive
Seniors First
Turkey Trot
David and Jacqueline Siegel with Mark and
Karen Waltrip at the “Gold, Silver, & Bronze”
Gala benefiting Special Olympics Florida.
Maritza Pagan surrounded by holiday gifts
collected in Gatlinburg during Westgate’s
annual toy drive.
Westgate CareForce runners participate in the
5K run benefiting Meals on Wheels.
Highlights
Future
Looking toward the
“The unselfish effort to bring cheer to others
will be the beginning of a happier life
for ourselves.”
-Helen Keller
S
even years ago, two scholarships at Valencia Community College
in Orlando were endowed to honor the memories of Joseph F.
Cordovano and Chad Normington. Funds were raised by Westgate
and matched by the state of Florida. Every Spring and Fall semester,
deserving employees and in some cases their dependents, are awarded
scholarships to offset their tuition costs at Valencia Community
College. In 2005, 13 employees were awarded these scholarships
totaling $2,750.
In 2003, the Westgate Resorts Foundation added its own scholarship
program, which made scholarships available to employees in Central
Florida and Gatlinburg. The program has continued to expand, and
scholarships are now available for any accredited university or college
within the metropolitan areas of ALL Westgate Resorts properties!
In 2005, the Westgate Resorts Foundation granted $10,341 in
scholarships to 41 commendable recipients.
Scholarship Program
2005
The David A. Siegel Society
“The unfortunate
need people who will be kind to them;
the prosperous need people to be kind to.”
-Aristotle
The David A. Siegel Society was created by the Westgate Resorts Foundation in 2001 and recognizes individuals who contribute annual gifts of $2,500
and above. The society is named in honor of the President and Chief Executive Officer of Westgate Resorts, Mr. David A. Siegel, who is a
respected leader in the Central Florida business and philanthropic communities.
Bronze
$2,500 - $4,999
Dante Alzamora
Randall Bates
Gloria Blalock
Lance Burns
Ernie Cummings
Matlena Danielian
Dwayne Dukes
Lee Filteau
Greg Fisher
Jimmy Fullbright
Carlos Gonzalez
Richard Grecni
Ken Grimes
Stacey Jackson
Arthur Kapetansky
Mark Laurent
Charles Layne
Tim Mackey
Richard Moore
Mark Mrozinski
David Neal
Harris Nesbitt Corp.
Charles Noe
Bob Normington
John Palmer
Vince Parker
Earl Parr
Pedro Parra
Gary Pearce
Leonardo Rodriguez
Michael Rodriguez
Paul Scusa
Alex Silva
Tom Sparks
William Stoddard
Alberto Tamayo
Michael Toscano
Tri-City Electrical Contractors, Inc.
Debera Turner
Neil VanBart
Giuseppe Vicari
Gloria Zemaitis
Gold
$10,000 - $24,999
CapitalSource Finance
Harold Cohen
Dave Crabtree
Tom Dugan
Bobby Fusik
Jim Gissy
GMAC
Gerry Greenspoon
IKON Office Solutions
Judy Levy
Michael Marder
MOEN
Paula Morabito - Ernst & Young
Pinnacle Recovery, Inc.
Barry Siegel
Steve Siegel
Textron
Mark & Karen Waltrip
Silver
Platinum
Jean Ellis
Steve Elker - KPMG
Michelle Levy
Dean Parker
Richard Siegel
Richard Stoun
David A. Siegel
Superior Printers
$5,000 - $9,999
$25,000+
The David A. Siegel Society
“The only gift is a
portion of thyself.”
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
Community Volunteer
Services
Westgate employee Garrett Stump serving ice
cream at Give Kids The World.
Westgate Smoky Mountain Resort employees in
Gatlinburg participate in the Making Strides Against
Breast Cancer walk on October 16, 2005.
I
n addition to cash donations, one of the most precious and powerful gifts contributed by Westgate is the gift of volunteering. The volunteer efforts of Westgate employees
are organized, facilitated, and guided by the CareForce, the company-wide volunteer program that was launched in 2003.
There are currently over 1,000 Westgate employees listed in the CareForce volunteer database. This company-wide resource identifies their interests, strengths, and
available times, and allows the CareForce to match volunteers to projects that result in the most satisfying and rewarding experiences possible. At any given moment, the
CareForce can provide a charity with a list of employees who are interested in assisting various worthy causes – including assistance for children, the elderly, special needs
populations, animals, the environment, etc.
In 2005, more than 20 charities in Central Florida alone benefited from the CareForce efforts. For example, many Westgate employees participated in the “Make a Difference
Day” at the Sunshine Foundation, which is the first wish-granting organization for terminally-ill children. The employees spent hours decorating the village for Christmas
to raise the spirits of the children visiting there.
CareForce members have also raised tens of thousands of dollars for the American Cancer Society by participating in the “Making Strides Against Breast Cancer” Walk and
“Relay for Life.” Other CareForce members trained for 18-21 weeks to take part in the Marathon to End Stroke for the American Stroke Association. Additional volunteer
projects include the Special Olympics, Habitat for Humanity, Westgate Resorts Food and Toy Drives, serving lunch to the homeless, and protecting and preserving our
environment.
Volunteer efforts like these were coordinated and carried out across the country in: Gatlinburg, TN; Park City, Utah; Branson, MO; and Williamsburg, VA. These generous
acts of service resulted in over 4,500 hours of volunteer time from the Westgate CareForce members.
Westgate Resorts takes great pride in having the kind of caring employees who willingly give of themselves every year to help valuable organizations that enhance the
quality of life in our communities and our country. Anyone interested in joining the CareForce or having the CareForce as a resource for their favorite charity, please email
volunteer@wgresorts.com.
The Westgate CareForce
A few areas where the David’s Dollars Foundation
provided assistance in 2005:
Helped several employees with emergency travel expenses so that
they could be by the bedside of a critically ill family member or
attend their loved one’s funeral.
Assisted employees with funeral expenses of their dependents.
Made dozens of mortgage and rent payments for employees with
unforeseen emergencies.
Covered numerous utility payments for employees with
unexpected crises.
Distributed over 100 grants for these and other general support
purposes to employees affected by house fires, illness,
emergency surgeries, etc.
Offered Critical Incident Counseling to employees who had
encountered traumatic events.
Donated hundreds of free room nights at Westgate properties for
employees who experienced unfortunate emergency situations
that forced them to find short-term alternate
living arrangements.
David’s DollarsFoundation
T
he driving force behind all of the fundraising activities is the David’s Dollars Foundation, which is one of the principal beneficiaries of the Westgate
Resorts Foundation. The David’s Dollars Foundation was created to provide a safety net for employees when an unforeseen tragedy occurs in their life.
Over the past several years, the David’s Dollars Foundation has provided over $1 million to Westgate employees for a wide range of support and services that
include medical equipment, emergency housing, travel to visit sick relatives, and, unfortunately, funeral expenses.
As an additional source of assistance for our employees, an annual toy drive is held prior to the holidays. Employees are given their choice of gifts and
stocking stuffers for their minor children. In addition, company-wide food and clothing drives are held to benefit local charities with the understanding that,
if requested, the charities will give priority assistance to Westgate employees in need.
“…It has been said ‘In each life some rain must fall’. My diagnosis of breast cancer
came as a deluge to me as thunder, lightning, and dark clouds. Your financial help
came to me as a ‘ray of sunshine’. Thank you David Siegel and Westgate Foundation.
When I gave my monthly contribution to help those in need, I never dreamed I myself
would one day need help. We never know what lies ahead in our future. I pray other
employees would choose to be part of those donating for unfortunate circumstances
that may occur in others’ lives. Once again, thank you very much and God bless…”
- Margaret Small, Telemarketing
Knoxville
“…Thank you for your concern during the time I was absent due to my house fire
and my mother’s injury. The gift card to Walmart from the Westgate Foundation is a
blessing. I have already used the card to purchase groceries, as all my food items had
to be discarded after the fire. I certainly will be using the gift card when I move back
into my home in a couple of months. Again, thank you so much. I am blessed to work
for such a considerate and giving company, and I truly appreciate all that you have
done for me…”
“…I would like to take the time to express my sincere gratitude for your assistance
during my family’s time of need. Not only have you enabled us to resolve unexpected
attorney fees related to our emergency foster care situation, but you went so far as to
provide us with money for essential baby needs that we were not able to afford. All of
this has truly been a blessing to me and my family. It is nice to know that I work for a
company that takes the time to care for their employees and their families…”
- Jennifer West, Collections
Ocoee Call Center
“…I just wanted to thank everybody involved in helping my family recover our losses
from the fire in our building. It’s hard to believe that the things that took years to acquire
can be destroyed in minutes. Your gift will not be forgotten, and I wish everyone at the
Westgate Foundation and CFI all the health and happiness that life has to offer. The
world would be much nicer if more people were like you! Thanks…”
- Vasiliki Hall, Sales
Westgate South Beach
- Brenda Hogan, Telemarketing
Knoxville
David’s Dollars Foundation
“Unless we think of others and do something for them,
we miss one of the
greatest sources of happiness.”
-Ray Lyman Wilbur
F
inally, as further evidence of the Westgate Resorts Foundation’s
commitment to education, the Westgate Resorts Foundation has
become a “Partner-In-Education” with Oak Ridge High School in
Orlando, Florida. Westgate executives and employees work hand in
hand with the school administrators, faculty, staff and students on a
daily basis to help improve the quality of education in this community.
Westgate employees provide volunteers for school activities, student
mentoring and support of special events. For instance, the Westgate
Foundation has implemented a program to promote parental
involvement by helping convert the school’s Parent Teacher Association
(PTA) into a new organization named Parents Taking Responsibility
(PTR). The PTR is focused on improving communication and
interaction between parents, teachers, administrators and students.
Because of Westgate’s dedication to this initiative, Westgate Resorts
was recently honored by Orange County Public Schools as an
Outstanding Community Partner.
“…Thank you so much for your generosity in providing dinner for Oak Ridge
High School Cultural Chat N Chew. We had over two hundred parents
and students in attendance, and it was a positive and exciting celebration.
Thanks to your contribution, our event was a great success…”
- Maxine Risper, Principal
Oak Ridge High School
“…On the behalf of our Principal, Ms. Risper, the administration, faculty,
staff, and students, we would like to thank you for your participation in
this year’s Freshman pre-planning activities. Your generosity has allowed
us to successfully welcome our new and veteran teachers and freshman
students to Oak Ridge High School. It’s your commitment and dedication
shown to our school and community that is sincerely appreciated…”
- Mr. Nash, Assistant Principal
Oak Ridge High School
Oak Ridge High School
Boardof
Directors
Westgate Resorts Foundation
Board of Directors
David A. Siegel- President
Dave Crabtree
Tom Dugan
Jim Gissy
Jean MacNeal
Crisa Marder
Barry Siegel
Jacqueline Siegel
Richard Siegel
Steve Siegel
Karen Waltrip
Mark Waltrip
Board of Directors
Westgate Resorts Foundation
Staff
Allan Chernoff...Executive Director
Ellen Tatich...Manager
Kevin Watson...Manager
Key Team Members:
Niquelle Sahoury
Elizabeth Sein
Nani Roman
Jean MacNeal
Maria Elaina Santiago
Special Thanks to:
Food and Beverage Department
Creative Design Department
Corporate and Tax Accounting Departments
Cash Management and Payroll Departments
Purchasing and Logistics Operations Department
Resort Operations Team
Mystery Fun House Staff
Team Captains
Grant Review Committee
Scholarship Committee
All-Star Revue Committee
Foundation Staff
“We make a living by what we get,
we make a life by what we give.”
-Winston Churchill
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