MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation Impact Report 2022-23

2022-2023 IMPACT REPORT

A Message From Our Founder

As I reflect on another remarkable year, I am filled with immense pride and gratitude. Your unwavering support has been the driving force behind our success, and I am excited to share our progress and accomplishments of the year.

Since the Foundation’s inception, our mission has remained steadfast—empowering and uplifting at-risk youth in the urban core of Jacksonville. Over the years, we have seen countless lives transformed, and it is all thanks to your belief in our vision.

Through your generous contributions and dedication, we have been able to provide essential after school and summer programs that offer academic assistance, mentorship, mental health counseling, and the opportunity to learn tennis. These programs not only enrich the lives of our youth but also inspire them to become leaders and role models in their communities.

As we move forward, we remain committed to being a beacon of hope for those who need it most. We look forward to expanding our reach, touching more lives, and creating lasting change in our community. Thank you for being an essential part of the Malivai Washington Youth Foundation family.

Together, we are shaping a brighter future for our youth and our community.

Sincerely,

MaliVai Washington

Table Of Contents A Message From Our Founder Who We Are, What We Do, Mission, Vision Champion Impact MWYF Programs Serving Hope Changing Lives MWYF Tennis Team Gala Financial Snapshot Community & Volunteer Impact Board of Directors Donors

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Who We Are

The MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation (MWYF) is a beacon of hope and catalyst for change in the historical neighborhood of Durkeeville, dedicated to nurturing the potential of primarily low-income youth in Jacksonville, Florida. MWYF was founded in 1996

by MaliVai Washington, former professional tennis player. Throughout our 27 years of programming, MWYF has made a positive impact on the futures of at-risk youth.

What We Do With a relentless commitment to academic excellence, athletic development, and life skills enrichment, MWYF provides a comprehensive range of programs designed to unlock the potential of every student. From after-school academic support and mentoring to dynamic tennis and life skills training, we foster a sense of teamwork, discipline, and resilience. By offering a safe and inspiring environment, MWYF empowers students to excel academically, embrace the joy of tennis, and cultivate essential life skills that pave the way for a bright future. With MWYF, the journey towards success and personal growth is redefined, creating a lasting impact on the lives of the youth we serve.

Mission

The mission of the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation is to develop champions in classrooms, on tennis courts and throughout communities.

Vision

Our vision is that the young people who participate in our program will be provided with the resources they need to rise to their full potential and become contributing members of society.

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Champion Impact 146 Tennis-n-Tutoring Students 56 Club 904 Students

63 Leadership Students 96.1% of Students Promoted to the Next Grade 6 Family Nights Largest Graduating Class in MWYF History

14 Elective Courses Offered

(7 Seniors)

$100,500 in Scholarships Awarded

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48% of Students Above A 3.0 GPA

(Middle & High School)

232 Summer Campers 85% of Students Received An A or B in Conduct

88% of Students Missed Less Than 17 Annual Report School Days

MWYF Programs Tennis-n-Tutoring Tennis-n-Tutoring (TnT) is a comprehensive educational program designed to empower and support students in elementary school.

Our goal is to provide a daily academic assistance platform that combines the benefits of tutoring, tennis, and enriching activities to foster holistic growth and development among young learners.

Leadership The Leadership Program is designed to empower and uplift middle school students. Our comprehensive program goes beyond academic success, emphasizing social-emotional learning and instilling positive life skills that are essential for personal growth and leadership development. Leadership nurtures our students’ abilities to adapt, collaborate, and think critically, preparing them to excel not only academically, but also as compassionate and responsible citizens of tomorrow.

Club 904 Club 904 is a dynamic and forward-thinking program specifically tailored to empower high school students, guiding them towards a successful future in college or their chosen careers. Our approach equips students with the necessary tools and resources to navigate the path to higher education and beyond. Our Leaders in Training (L.I.T.) program stands as a stepping stone towards community service and invaluable first work experiences.

Camp Dynamite & S.T.E.P Into Summer Participants enjoy a dynamic blend of academic enrichment and physical activities including tennis, life skills development, and arts and crafts. Our camps nurture teamwork, leadership, and creativity while providing a safe and supportive environment for young learners to grow. The Summer Teen Employment Program (S.T.E.P.) allows high school students to gain work experience and community service hours through various roles within the camp while focusing on college, career, and employment preparation.

Competitive Tennis Team Our Tennis Team offers an unparalleled opportunity for students seriously pursuing tennis. Open to those with a minimum 2.5 GPA and exceptional behavior in our program, the team receives small group lessons, participation in USTA events, and travel to college matches and professional tournaments. Additionally, each member receives a racquet for personal use, incentivizing them to excel both on and off the court.

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Serving Hope

Mentoring

Bezzyle and his mentor, Ms. Allison, may not have been together very long, but the relationship they’ve formed is heartwarming.

You can catch the two of them working on Bezzyle’s reading skills and talking about sports together, especially the Jags! Their relationship is a perfect example of the impact mentoring has on a child. Since they’ve started working together, not only have Bezzyle’s grades improved, but also his behavior. He’s no longer getting phone calls home and has become such a respectful little man thanks to his time with Ms. Allison. We can’t wait to watch their relationship continue to grow!

Holiday Angels

Holiday Angels is a program we hold very close to our hearts. Having the ability to assist our families with holiday expenses with the help of our community members and partners is always a joyous feeling. We provided over 380 kids with presents to open thanks to our dedicated angels.

Holiday Angels is just one service among many we provide for our MWYF families.

Share the Love MWYF was able to award $100,500 in scholarships this year, the most to date! We award many scholarships every school year to our students in grades 5-12. Our goal is to assist as many of our youth as possible to the road of attending higher education debt free. Many of our alumni have graduated from college with zero debt, thanks to the support of our donors and partners. Our amazing community members raised $28,800 for our Share the Love initiative! Share the Love allows individuals to support our scholarship program, joining our major supporters which include THE PLAYERS Championship, The Jaguars Foundation, iMethods, Advantage YOU, Zoe Gaudet Fund, and the Murray Family (in memory of Sherry & Rick). We are deeply grateful for our community in showing us their support in our mission through Share the Love and applaud them in their part of allowing us to award $100,500 in scholarships in the 2022-23 school year!

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Serving Hope Serv-a-thon

Financial Literacy

Every year our students learn the importance of serving in their community and giving back.

Serv-a-thon is an annual community service program between MLK Jr. Day and President’s Day where our Champions make items like Valentine’s Day cards for our community members, bookmarks for the local library, and hygiene packs for the homeless. Middle and high school students hosted a grounds clean up for our campus and played bingo with seniors! Serv-a-thon is just a small way MWYF helps our students become star members of their communities.

We teach our students the skills needed to help prevent generational poverty through financial literacy. With the help of our partners at Chase and First Horizon, our students gain important knowledge on finance such as saving, investing, and budgeting. Our Champions are becoming experts on financial literacy!

Family Nights

Thanksgiving Our Annual Thanksgiving Drive sorting and delivery events exceeded way beyond our expectations. We delivered 892 bags of groceries to 72 MWYF families and had enough left over donations to deliver items to the City Rescue Mission and 6 additional houses in the local neighborhood! Relieving the financial burden that the holiday season can bring is especially important to MWYF in serving hope and changing lives for our youth.

Family nights at MWYF are not only a chance for our families to form stronger connections with each other, but also an educational experience. We feature a variety of objectives throughout the school year at our Family Nights. This year the topics ranged from financial literacy to home buying, literacy help for 3rd grade and up, helping with homework, and the importance of health and wellness. To end off the year, we had a family BBQ. We love having our families on campus for evenings filled with love and laughter!

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Changing Lives Life After Graduating High School

Kendall graduated high school this school year with an astounding 3.95 GPA from Stanton College Preparatory School, known as one of the top 10 high schools in Florida. Since attending MWYF starting in elementary school, Kendall took advantage of the many opportunities presented to him, including scholarships and college advising with community volunteer, Cindy Chomiak. Kendall was accepted to the most selective institutions in the country and was awarded over 1.2 million dollars of scholarships collectively. Before heading to the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, he is taking a gap year funded by the Morehead-Cain Scholarship to travel and begin his research aspirations. MWYF is proud to have Kendall as an alumni!

Becoming A USTA Champion Saniya has been a MWYF champion since kindergarten.

Growing up in our programs, she has adopted the love for tennis. After years of hard work and dedication, Saniya won her first USTA tennis tournament in the girls 12U! When Saniya is on the court, she is focused and gives 100 percent of her effort. It was no suprise that she won this tournament.

Saniya said, “I’m really happy to be a USTA Level 7 Champion.

Coming off the court after my final match and seeing my teammates is my favorite memory now.”

Why I Believe In MWYF “I think the program really fosters an atmosphere of truly helping kids.

They know it’s not just tennis and homework help. My kids have peers they can speak with, people who care about them, scholarship programs, work programs, and so many opportunities to be exposed to things they normally wouldn’t have.”

-Andrea Denson, mom of two MWYF champions

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L.I.T. of the Year As a Leader In Training, Xavier goes above and beyond to support our staff, inspire his peers, and create a positive learning environment for our elementary students. Xavier is now a senior in high school and is an exceptional role model to his peers. “I’ve loved being an L.I.T. It doesn’t feel like a job, but at the same time I know that I am helping.

My favorite part is getting to have fun with the kids after they have done their homework.” Xavier has a contagious, fun energy that uplifts everyone around him. Winning L.I.T. of the Year was well deserved as he brings such great support in the classroom!

Changing Lives Full Circle with Keanna

“I feel that MWYF has really shaped me into who I am today,” says Keanna Bell, “from attending the program at the beginning of the Foundation, to now as a professional working as the Office Manager, I see the same growth I had while in the program in the kids today.” After attending Florida Atlantic University, Keanna came back to work at the Foundation as an alumni. Her hard work and dedication may be from her own resilience, but MWYF is proud to be a force behind her success as a professional.

Student Athlete of the Year Not only has Caleb been an incredible tennis L.I.T., supporting our coaches and serving as a role model for his peers, but he also takes the time to build relationships with the younger kids in the Foundation. His perseverance, work ethic, and care for others make him a true champion. Caleb has had success as a tennis player, ranking in the top 100 for the 18U in our region.

“I’m looking forward to see where tennis can take me in life, whether that means playing in college or using the leadership skills I learned here to progress on my own path.” Now as a senior in high school, Caleb is noticing how much the scholarships he has been awarded throughout his time here will assist him with higher education. Caleb has been awarded scholarships throughout his time at MWYF and still has a chance to win more as a senior!

Ashley’s Story

MWYF alumni, Ashley Strickland, took advantage of her advantage at MWYF when she attended at the inception of our programs. Ashley is now the Marketing Manager for Pediatrics of UF Health Communications after working for MWYF and other nonprofits. With a solid support system behind her, she chased after her career. Now an established professional, Ashley is a new member of the Board of Directors for MWYF. “It’s easy to support an organization whose mission you believe in. I believe in the mission because I can see where my work, volunteerism and financial support are making a difference for children with so much hope. As a board member, I hope to encourage and inspire the MWYF staff, students and volunteers to continue forging the future of the next generation of MWYF students.” Ashley’s success inspires our younger students to stay focused and chase after their dreams.

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MWYF Tennis Team

Free from COVID challenges, it was time to reboot our competitive tennis team. Our coaches recruited a new and returning group of student-athletes with a focus on academics, competition, sportsmanship, and new experiences. The 11 players on the team focused on improving on and off the court while participating in all levels of competition from Team Tennis to USTA Level 6 & 7 tournaments. Our players gained confidence as they started to improve their skills and win more matches.

The team experienced unique opportunities to enjoy college visits and professional tennis. In March, they visited the University of Florida where they watched the Gators men’s tennis team take home a win. Afterwards, they met with the team who explained the rigors of being a collegiate student athlete.

Next up was a visit to the Billie Jean King Cup in Delray Beach. MWYF players enjoyed the matches where the US team (including Coco Gauff and Jessica Pergula) beat Austria! The US team graciously posed for pictures with MWYF players and Coco’s grandmother (who was the first black student integrated into her white school) encouraged our students to go for their dreams and to not be afraid of being different. At the end of the school year, our players participated in Kids Day at the NCAA’s at the USTA National Campus in Orlando. These experiences left our players in awe and working hard on and off the court to continue to earn these special activities in the upcoming years. Jahniyah, in the 6th grade, stated, “After meeting Coco, I think I’m her number one fan now, she’s my phone screen saver.

I can’t believe she isn’t that much older than I am and she’s playing these huge matches.”

Top Row: Coach/ alumni Bernard Thomas, Jayden, Jeremiah, Jahniya, Kameron, Caleb, India, Terri Florio Bottom Row: Charles, Kevon, Keyshawn, Saniya

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Annual Report 10

The Current / Sherman Group of Merrill Lynch

Hope Springs Eternal Gala

$252,675 Raised

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Financial Snapshot Revenue

Expenses

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Community Impact 38 59 5,487 Mentors Volunteer Weekly

Sponsors Support 80 Champions

Collective Volunteer Hours

163 Participants in 3 Supply Drives

Partner Spotlight: Jacksonville Jaguars Foundation The Jacksonville Jaguars and Jaguars Foundation have been loyal supporters of MWYF for many years. Our relationship began in 1999, with the HONOR ROWS program, where students complete service projects and set and achieve self-improvement goals in order to be awarded an opportunity to attend a Jaguars home game at EverBank Stadium. Over the years, hundreds of MWYF students have earned their seat, often their first time attending a Jaguars game.

Shop With a Jaguar is one of our students’ favorite events.

They come to Daily’s Place or the stadium for dinner and an experience where they can interact with the Jaguars players and, of course, JAXSON de Ville and The ROAR cheerleaders.

As the night continues, they move on to shop at Walmart and are matched with Jaguars players who help pick out holiday presents for themselves and their families!

MWYF is one of many nonprofits that participate in Give and Go, where patrons can purchase Jags tickets on-line and a large portion of the proceeds returns to the nonprofit. Through this partnership, MWYF is able to raise thousands of dollars to support our programs and services. Additionally, the Jaguars Foundation has provided a college scholarship to a graduating senior at MWYF the past few years, showing their continued dedication to improving the futures of our youth.

In total, the Jaguars Foundation has provided more than $550,000 in grant support to MWYF. Peter Racine, Senior Vice President of the Jaguars Foundation, stated, “The Jaguars Foundation invests in organizations that make a lasting positive impact on the youth who need it most in our city. The MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation is among the top organizations in Jacksonville to do this and we are proud to support them.”

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Board of Directors MaliVai Washington, Founder Judy Hughes, Chair Irene Wolfe, Vice Chair Anne Joseph, Treasurer Laurie Allen Travis Cox Jim Dalton Terri Florio, Ex Officio Bill Hendrich Eric Kasper Carol Lynch Mike Mayers Frank Morreale Entrice Rowe Nick Smith Darnell Smith Erin Sullivan Rhonda Thagard Kortney Wesley James Whitfield On behalf of the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation and its dedicated Board of Directors, I am humbled and grateful to extend our heartfelt thanks for your unwavering support and commitment to our mission. As we embark on another year of programs, we are inspired by the potential of our students and the possibilities that lie ahead. Your continued support sustains our determination to innovate, adapt, and elevate our offerings, ensuring that the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation remains a beacon of hope for generations to come.

Thank you once again for being an essential part of the Malivai Washington Youth Foundation family.

With heartfelt gratitude, Judy Hughes

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Donors

Joe Adeeb Sharon Ahearn Hannah Albritton Mary Alexander Charles Allen Christi Allen David Allen Dede Allen Jean Allen Laurie Allen Jay Alligood Ally Financial Alpha Sights Ltd Penny Amoroso James Anderson Juliet Anderson Mary Andrews Arlington Toyota Anne & Brian Armitage Vicki & John Arnold Gail & Roger Arrowsmith Assisting Hands Home Care ATP Tour Mac Auguste Nancy Baker Peggy & Bill Ball Louis Ballantyne Bank of America Lindsey & Bryan Bartlett Susan & Michel Batten Robert Baugh

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Ursula & Mark Baum Victoria Behan Emily Bellock Robert Benboww Bent Family Foundation Charles Berndt Clare & James Berry Bi-Lo Winn Dixie Foundation Blanche Coggin Revocable Trust Ryan Bloom Peggy Blount Louise & Doug Booth Andrea Boston Laura Bowen Lindsay & Eric Bower Taylor Boyle Kathy Brady Cyndie Brake Miro Bratoev Colleen Brennan & Robert Hoke Elizabeth & Mark Brockelman Mariette Brodeur & Peter Goplerud Sarah & Bert Brown Linda & Bob Bruce Robert Bruce Karen Bryan Joe & Lisa Bucher Victor Burgos Dick Burns Jane Burton Rushton & Charles Callaghan Elizabeth Cambareri Abby & Joe Carnely Judith & Brian Carney Sharon & Kevin Carney Kit & Andrew Carper Charlene & Don Carper Jennifer Carper & MaliVai Washington Mia Carraro Robert Carryl Candi Carse-Mishko Chris Cayanas

Chantelle & DJ Chark Jeremy Ches Cynthia Chomiak Citigroup Jeffrey St. Clair Chad Clark Stacy Clark Maegan Clay Clontz Family Fund Cocoa Tennis & Learning Center Tia Colao Joe Colca Kathleen & Charles Cold Torri Collette Comcast Cable Foundation Communities in Schools Community Foundation of Northeast Florida Amanda Confiado Suzanne Connolly Cooper Family Pamela Cowan Betsy Cox Angela & Travis Cox Patricia Crane Leslie & Dale Crisp Kim & Ronald Crowell Susan Curts Paul Daleo Julie & Jim Dalton Laura Davenport Lezita Davis Megan Davis Bob DeBlois Katie & Joe Deering Deerwood Rotary Charities Denneen Custom Home Builders Chris Densmore Department of Juvenile Justice Michael Diangelo Patrick & Heather Diegan Susan & Vic Dienes Elana & Carl Dietz Joseph Donovan

Linda Doran David Doward Downes Family Foundation DuBow Family Foundation Dugger Giving Fund Kristina Duncan Duo Charitable Foundation Early Learning Coalition Duval Jordan Eber Mary Lou & Ronald Eckels Nancy & Spence Edwards EJC Family Fund Susan & Ron Elinoff Elmaleh Donor Advised Fund Jorge Escallon Maria Pilar Escobar Tiffany & Stephen Esser Karl G Estes Foundation Expedited Services Jackie & Tom Fantes Diane & Ron Farb Helga & David Fellows Andrew Fertitta Richard Fetherolf Prudential Financial First Beaches Insurance First Coast Tennis Association First Coast Workforce Development First Horizon Foundation Fidelity Investments Mark Flaschner Taylor Flemming Christine & Andy Fletcher FL Peach Direct Primary Florida Blue Foundation Florida Yacht Club Terri Florio Judith Flynn Foley & Lardner Rachel Tutwiler Fortune Jaime Frias Kathleen Fulmer Elizabeth & Max Gainer John Galik Mary Gallimore

Donors

George Garcia Monica Heseman Geddes Family Foundation Hetzel Family Foundation Goulder Family Foundation Hire Purpose Foundation Inc Beatrice Geib Laura & Michael Hodge Louise Geib Marilyn & Jim Hoener Inger & Pat Geraghty Pat & Wayne Hogan Garrett Gibley Holland & Knight Giffin Family Adam Hollingworth Allison Ginder Robin & Pete Holtermann Sara & Roland Gomez Michael Hopkinson Sara Ann Gomez Nancy Horowitz Lucy Gooding Charitable Jane Hughes Foundation Judy Hughes Cheryl & Brian Gottfried Susan Hughes Shannon Graham MJ Hurt Saralynn Grass Kevin Hyde Mark Gray Diane & Bill Ireland Tracey Green Debra Jackson Val Green Marc Jackson Lindsey Grubbs Jacksonville Bar Association Kim Guthrie of Young Lawyers Richard Guyer Jacksonville Jaguars Carol Hadley Foundation Sandra & Bob Hahnemann Kim Jardine Karen Haid Jim Johns Beth Haizlip Johnson & Johnson Vision Diane Hale & Charles Parker Care Allen Hall Kay & Bruce Johnson Hampton Golf Inc Damion Johnson Alexandra Haralambakis Arezou Jolly Tom Harkleroad Jabari Jones Marisol Harrell Terry Jones Sonya Harrell Janet Jordan Adriaenne Harris Anne & Charlie Joseph Suzanne & Paul Hastie JP Morgan/Chase Bank Allison & Todd Hastie Donna & Paul Kamke Aileen Hatcher Lawrence Kanter Ellen Heekin kasper architects John Hegeman Jennifer Katsolis Erik Hellum Keeley Family Jeanne Helton Erika Kegler Helen, Jennifer & Bill Hendrich Natalie Keleher Diane & Robert Hendry Linda Kelso Bob Henning Kendale Design Scott Herman Kids Hope Alliance Andrea Hernandez Aline King

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Donors

Irene & Thomas Kirbo Emily McWey Foundation Brad Meadows Marme Kopp Jason Meder Joyce Kramzer Annette & Adam Meinrod Chad Labenz & Michael Meyers Melaleuca Ailene & Brian Landeweer Janet & Stephen Melching Alefia Landry Susan Merrill Helen Lane Matt Merriman LaPrade & McClanahan Gift Zehra Mesic Fund Kathie Meyer Sian & Paul Lawrance Eileen Miele & Paul Coppola Irene & Gasper Lazzara Sue Millar-Nicol & Stu Nicol Rachel Lazzara Adam Miller Katherine Lemaster Ashley Miller Shelley & Dana Leonard Christian Mills Judy & Gordon Levering Milton J Wood Company Jean Levis Minority Resources Denise & Jay Levitch Brandi Moore Lotus Commercial USA LLC Linda & Drew Moore Marguerite & Jon Loftheim Marjorie & Jorge Morales Willow & David Logue Jim Moran Foundation Carol & David Lombardo Tammy & Stewart Morel Mark London Cameron Morfit Anne & Bob Lufrano Cleon Morgan Theo Lundy Frank Morreale Carol Lynch Suzanne & Jon Morris Merrill Lynch Katie & Richard Mott Diane & Baker Madison Mountain Star Capital Diane Madison Courtney & Mark Murray Jayshree & Suneel Mahajan Phil Nation Dianne Main National Association of Melissa Mancebo Realtors Erika Maniatis Janet & Kevin Janet Neal Jennifer Manley Diane & Charles Newman Anthony Manns Neviaser Charitable Foundation Elizabeth & Rod Maritato Nimnicht Chevrolet Penny & Jeff Marks Lee Nimnicht Lonnie Marts Jr. Ron Noll Brooke Mayers Nonprofit Center of Northeast Mike Mayers Florida Susan & Paul Mazouat Northeast Florida Association Bill McElveen of Realtors Inc Donald McGraw Foundation Inc Tiffany & Travis Norman Karen McKinnon Wayne Novak Carol McManus NSDAR Ponte Vedra Chapter Cathy & Joe McQuade Danny Oberholtzer

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Pamela & Michael O’Conor Pamela Ognjenovic Robert Ohno Dave Olson Paul O’Malley Timothy Oneacre Elizabeth & Michael Overstreet Robert Owen Kamal Pachori Rallis Pappas Davy & John Parrish Jane & Ian Partridge Audrey Patterson Ben Patterson Pamela Y. Paul Noel & Dow Peters Peters & Yaffee Inc. PGA Tour Charities Carson Phillips R.E.B. Phillips Cristian Yoshizawa & Claudio Pistolesi Andy Pitler Marian Pittman Mary & Detlev Pohle Donna Ponder Judy Porter Carl Poske Deborah Price Pricewaterhouse Coopers Pamela Prier Project Aces Inc Michele Rainwater Lisa & Jeff Reel Beth & Joseph Reiney Ralph Renzi Roger Reynolds III Susie & J. Wayne Richmond Carlton Rider Marcela Rodriguez Virginia Roemchild Tami Roick James Ross Antoinette Rowe Entrice & Marcus Rowe Kathy Rowlett

Jeanne & Thomas Rueger Stephanie & Frank Ruperto Amy Ruth & Michele Sahdala Elizabeth & Jeffrey Sander Lisa & Kirk Sandifer San Jose Country Club Summer Sarmiento Alice Sauve & Richard Stark Michael Schubert Walter Schumacher Rebecca Schwam Tamara & Matthew Schwarz Lois Schwinger Lesley Seaton Neda Sharifi Shed Light Properties Lynda Sheehan Brandon Sherlinksi David Sherman Theresa Sherman Grace Shomer Helen Short & Michael Monaghan Pam Shriver Robyn & Mark Sieron Sievers Family Esther Silver-Parker Ann & Richard Skinner Family Fund Michele Small Candis Smith Matha & Jeremy Smith Ann & John Smith John Smith Marcus Smith Robin Smith Margie & Stan Smith Katherine Smithwick Glenn Solomon Sontag Foundation Susie Soper & Bo Holland Daniel Spears Brooke & Martin Stein Pamela & William Steitz Gigi & Steve Stramm Harriet Stranahan

Donors

Strategic Aviation Delores Barr Weaver Ashley Strickland Beverly Webb Pamela & Eugene Strickland Elizabeth & Keith Webb Jane Day Stuart Wells Fargo Bank Erin Sullivan Barbara Wenger Matt Sunshine Mark Werner Sy-Klone International Kortney Wesley Linda & James Sylvester Judy & Lamar Wheeler Mahidhar Tatineni Joann & John White Lezee & David Thaeler James Whitfield Christopher Thompson Danielle Whitley Pam & Tom Tomlin Jay Wichtendahal Charlie Tomm Lee Wilder Allison & Brent Trager Albert Wilkinson Christine Travaglini Willette Family TIAA Bank Edna Sproull Williams TOTE Maritime Alaska Foundation Carol Turbow Tavorris Williams Missy & Matteo Turra Patricia Wilson Two Angels Academy Shayna Winghart United Way of Northeast Jean Witt Florida Irene Wolfe United Way of Suncoast Florida John Wolfel Bonnie Upright Women’s Giving Alliance Judy & James Urbach Wood & Smith USTA Joshua Woods USTA Florida Bruce Wouters USTA Florida Section Lorine Wright Foundation Wyman Frederick USTA Foundation Sol Wynter Kathleen & Frederick Laura & Russell Yaffee Vanderbilt Gwen & Alton Yates Ginger & Paul Vanderheyden Michael Zambetti Judith Vanzon Taylor Zaytoun Rafael Vasquez Sam Veal Ora Vella Myuran Vijayaraghavan *We appologize for Vystar Credit Union any misspellings or Wagoner Foundation omissions.

Beth Wallace They are not Ellen & Quentin Walsh intentional.

Susan & Steve Walters Kathryn Wantoch Linda Watkins Susan & Gary Watson

Annual Report

“I really appreciate the experience of working as a Leader In Training here at the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation. As I grow up, I know I will look back and see how much of an advantage I was given to practice my job skills and learn in a positive environment.”- Breana.

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