2020 Seminole Boosters End of Year Report

2020

SEMINOLE BOOSTERS, INC.

End of Year Report

TABLE OF CONTENTS Letter from Michael Alford 02 Administration Quotes 03 Year In Review Financial Summary

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Student-Athlete Development & Community Outreach

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Student-Athlete Academic Success Summary

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Endowment Report 07 Facilities Update 09 Planned Giving 13 Unrestricted Giving 14 Annual Fund 15 Coaches Clubs 17 The Unconquered Campaign

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Seminole Football Renaissance

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Staff Directory 22

MICHAEL ALFORD

President & CEO

Seminole Boosters, Inc.

Since 1954, a very special group of passionate Seminoles has dedicated their resources to helping Florida State Athletics succeed. Every year, we continue to grow, and have come so far since that time.

Now, as we kickoff new annual campaigns, we also reflect on the remarkable suppor t we continue to receive from you and your fellow supporters. Your commitment provides educational and leadership oppor tunities for more than 500 student-athletes who represent our beloved brand. Everything that continues to be accomplished—cumulative GPA above 3.0, more than 6,500 hours of community outreach served, graduation rate at 85 percent or higher—is a direct result of your investment into this program.

Over the past seven decades, we have seen more than 6,500 student-athletes earn their degree, with about half being first-generation college students. As an institution of higher education, graduation is the goal and athletics is the vessel.

We also continue our commitment to competitive success. Our teams continue to earn conference and national accolades while competing for championships each year. The Florida State Athletics brand is strong and we embrace the role as a shining light for our institution across the country and around the world.

It is my pleasure to share with you the 2020 financial update. Enclosed you will find an overall summary as well as a campaign update for the prior fundraising year, which includes endowment, facility, estate planning, annual fund and Coaches Clubs. We hope this repor t displays the impact your contributions have on our program.

If you have questions about a specific campaign or fund, please contact J.P. Sinclair, Seminole Boosters Chief Financial Officer at (850) 644-3484 or jpsinclair@fsu.edu.

On behalf of the entire athletic depar tment, including coaches and student-athletes, as well as Seminole Boosters, thank you for your loyal support. Go Noles!

Sincerely,

Michael Alford, President and Chief Executive Officer SEMINOLE BOOSTERS E N D O F Y E A R R E P O R T

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Chairman of the Board

Seminole Boosters, Inc.

I personally want to thank each and every Seminole Booster for their suppor t of Florida State University athletics during this past year. It has been a year of anything but normal, yet our donors have stepped up to help us get through a challenging time.

We have accomplished many things this past year including hiring a new President and CEO, renovating and opening Seminole Legacy Golf Club, and transferring over $25 million to the Athletic Depar tment. It is only because of your support that we are able to accomplish such things and positively impact the lives of hundreds of studentathletes. I am so humbled to Chair the Boosters and I will continue to do anything I can to show my appreciation for all that you have done.

D AV I D CO B U R N

Vice President & Director of Athletics Florida State University This past year may have been one of the most challenging in our program’s history.

We worked tirelessly to navigate the countless accommodations required to ensure our student-athletes, staff, and coaches could practice and compete safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Regardless of these unforeseen challenges, I have tremendous optimism for the program.

Our teams are remarkably resilient, and most continue to compete for ACC and national championships this season. No sport was impacted more than football this year, when Coach Norvell had to install an entirely new system without the benefit of spring practice or a normal off-season. Yet we landed an exceptional recruiting class, and there is unbridled enthusiasm within that program.

I want to thank all of you for your generous support of FSU Athletics and the Seminole Boosters. Simply put, Seminole Athletics would not be among the best programs in the country without your support. Now more than ever, we cannot be successful with you. I speak to our student-athletes constantly, and I assure you that they are not only aware of the assistance you provide, they are also extremely grateful.

I pledge to you that we will continue to do everything we can to ensure that our studentathletes, coaches and staff remain safe and healthy. With your continued support, we will emerge from these challenges stronger and more united than ever.

I know the COVID-19 crisis has also affected all of you, both personally and professionally.

Our hope is that you and your families remain safe and healthy.

Thank you, again, for everything you do for all of us every day, and GO NOLES!

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Year in Review Audited Financial Statement Summary

REVENUES AS OF JUNE 30, 2020

Overall, Seminole Boosters, Inc. provided more than $25 million in cash to the athletics depar tment to help fund scholarships and operations, plus funded $11.5 million on athletic facilities on behalf of the depar tment. Please note, the revenue numbers expressed on this include pledges and do not reflect cash collected during this time.

$76,385,335

EXPENSES AS OF JUNE 30, 2020 Contributions - $45,069,741 Consist of pledges made during the year towards Annual Fund, Capital Projects, Coaches Clubs and Endowments. Some pledges are going to be collected over multiple years.

$77,362,087

Charges for Services - $7,331,892 Consists of revenues related to the operation of the University Center Club and Stadium Concessions.

Royalties - $2,877,904 Consist of revenues received for the sale of licensed products.

Interest Income - $1,139,327 Consists of interest and investment return received.

Skybox and Dunlap Champions Club - $7,894,606 Consists of ticket sales revenue for the Skybox Suites and Dunlap Champions Club for the 2019 football season.

Rent Income – Stadium Lease - $1,850,000 Consists of revenue received as part of the Lease Agreement with the Athletics Department.

Other Revenues - $10,221,865 Consist of revenues from the operations of Champions Hall, Burt Reynolds Hall, College Town III, and other events held during the year.

Program Services - $62,212,133 Consist of transfers directly to FSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, Operation of University Center Club, Champions Hall, Burt Reynolds Hall, and College Town III. Support Services - $6,429,167 Consist of expenses paid for the operations of the Seminole Boosters.

Interest Expense - $7,368,677 Consist of amounts paid related to outstanding debt held by the Seminole Boosters from facility construction.

Pledge Write-Offs - $1,352,110 Consist of pledge previously recognized as revenue that we have determined are not collectible.

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Student-Athlete Development & Community Outreach FSU Student-Athlete Development (SADV) is committed to the holistic growth and development of each student-athlete on and off the playing field through Serving, Leading, and Living Unconquered.

SADV encourages total growth in the following 5 main focus areas: LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

CAREER READINESS

“PROFESSIONOLE” NETWORKING

COMMUNITY SERVICE Our student-athletes accrued over 6,500 service hours to include various volunteer effor ts within Leon County Elementary Schools, contributions to Food/Toy Drives, and more Recently concluded our 10th semester of our Character Development and Leadership Development Academy.

The initiative helps onboard our freshman student-athletes in the areas of: Character Development, Leadership, Time Management, Social Responsibility, and Financial Literacy Continue to par tner with the FSU Career Center to provide vir tual drop-in resume critiques, mock interviews, and engage in the FSU ProfessioNOLE Mentors Program Our student-athletes participate in year round events that bring them together outside of their normal day to day required activities. Our MotvatioNOLE Mondays, Talent Show, Friendsgiving Feast, InternatioNOLE Game nights, Depar tment Wide Picnic and various Community Connections unify our Seminole Family and challenge them to step outside of their comfor t zones

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Student-Athlete Academic Success Summary FA L L 2 0 1 9 A N D S P R I N G 2 0 2 0 DEAN’S LIST FALL 2019 - 119 SPRING 2020 - 98 PRESIDENT’S LIST FALL 2019 - 28 SPRING 2020 - 49 NUMBER OF TEAMS ABOVE A 3.0 FALL 2019 - 12 0F 18 SPRING 2020 - 16 0F 18 NUMBER OF STUDENT-ATHLETES WITH 3.0 OR ABOVE FALL 2019 - 286 SPRING 2020 - 357

ACC HONOR ROLL – 301

63%

of all student-athletes in 2019-2020

2019-2020 GPA

3.229

DEPARTMENT GPA CUMULATIVE/TERM FALL 2019

SPRING 2020

3.088

3.404

3.077

3.181

TERM

CUMULATIVE

TERM

CUMULATIVE

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Endowment Report Florida State’s endowment is ever-growing and consists of 633 funds that ensure the financial stability of the Athletic Department. The contributions from those funds are invested collectively through Seminole Boosters, Inc., and a portion of the total earnings is transferred each year to help cover the cost of our athletic scholarships. These funds help Florida State Athletics maintain a competitive edge in attracting and retaining top student-athletes and enable our programs to continue to grow and enrich the lives of all student-athletes who step foot on our campus.

2019/2020 SCHOLARSHIP COMMITMENTS

2019/2020 SCHOLARSHIP PAYMENTS

$2,870,740

$1,844,831

Total Endowment on June 30, 2021 • $75.94M 90

D OLLA R S IN MILLIONS

80 77.64

70

70.37

63.03

60 50

75.94

54.74

40 30 2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

FISCAL YEARS (JULY 1, 2016 - JUNE 30, 2020)

The chart above represents the fair market value of the endowment for each fiscal year over a five-year period. As of June 30, 2020 the Seminole Boosters, Inc. Athletic Scholarship Fund consisted of a total of 633 endowments. The total market value of the endowment accounts on June 30, 2020 was $75.9 million.

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Total Endowment Activity Financial Statement July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020

Market Value at 6/30/19

$77,636,601

Total Gifts Received

$1,844,831

Net Appreciation

$1,730,303

Net Expenditures

-$5,272,733

Market Value at 6/30/20

$75,939,002

2019-2020 ENDOWMENT HIGHLIGHTS 7/1/19 thru 6/30/20: The Seminole Boosters Athletic Scholarship Endowment decreased by $1.7 million to $75.9 million.

Seminole Boosters, Inc. provided a total of $11.5 million in 2020 for Athletic Department Scholarships, with $2,214,000 coming directly from the Seminole Boosters Athletic Scholarship Endowment.

In the past five years: The Seminole Boosters Athletic Scholarship Endowment asset value increased by $21.2 million.

Over the five year period ending June 30, 2020 Seminole Boosters, Inc. provided a total of $55.1 million for Athletic Department Scholarships, with $7.7 million coming directly from the Seminole Boosters Athletic Scholarship Endowment.

Deferred Giving: This endowment report is reflective of current assets under management. Any deferred commitments towards the endowment are currently recognized in the Custodes Lampadis Society and will not receive endowment reports or be included in the endowment total until realized.

Real Estate: Endowment real estate was appraised during the 2020 fiscal year and all changes in value have been recorded.

GLOSSARY OF TERMS RELATED TO FINANCIAL SUMMARY Market Value of Endowment: Value of the endowment at a point in time.

Total Gifts Received: The sum of gifts received for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020.

Net Appreciation: The realized and unrealized gains and losses earned by the Seminole Boosters Athletic Scholarship Endowment Fund for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020.

Net Expenditures: The expenditures and Seminole Boosters, Inc. administrative fee paid for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020.

From July 1, 2019 until June 30, 2020 almost $2.9 million was pledged specifically to help grow our endowment with just over $1.8 million in contributions collected. The following people have made significant contributions of $50,000 or more to our endowment program during the 2019-2020 fiscal year: Rick and Joanne Astor Steve and Lucia Bailey Dr. Blanche W. Evans

Alan and Carol Flaumenhaft FSU Football Equipment Managers Club Jim and Pattie Hale

Charles and Amy Newell Jim and Betty Ann Rodgers Thompson-Hartford Foundation, Inc.

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Facilities Update At Florida State University, we strive to be a model for student success, seeking comprehensive excellence in all we do.

One of the most essential areas of focus is our athletic facilities. Although there were not any major renovations that occurred, an enormous focus was placed on the safety of our student-athletes, staff, and fans like. New COVID-19 protocols were introduced which included heightened sanitation procedures and temporary housing solutions for student-athletes who were required to quarantine. Like other institutions, we also made major modifications to the way we operate on a day-to-day basis, affecting the way our student-athletes train and compete, our departments operate, and the overall fan experience. While some of the adjustments may be temporary, many will continue forward as best practice and will become the new normal.

2019/2020 FACILITY COMMITMENTS

2019/2020 FACILITY PAYMENTS

$6,659,071

$7,022,778

TREY JONES Golf Head Coach

Every day when I arrive to campus, I’m reminded of the impor tance that each of our donors has on our program. Because of their financial suppor t, we recently opened the all new Seminole Legacy Golf Club, one of the premier University golf courses in the country. I can’t recall another time where the Seminole Boosters, Athletic Depar tment, and University have worked so well together for a common goal. The impact this course has on our student-athletes, community, and faculty & staff is remarkable. That being said, it has been a challenging year and it moves me to see how excited our student-athletes are to be out on the course competing after the COVID-19 pandemic. Your contributions are put to use each and every day to better the lives of these young people, both on the course and in the classroom, and for that I am grateful.

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Basketball $383,950

Football

$2,243,156

Baseball

$594,808

Volleyball $17,000

Softball

$184,244

PAYMENTS RECEIVED

BY SPORT

Track

$7,000

Golf

$1,025,924

General Facilities $2,566,696

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At the present moment, we are in an ongoing evaluation stage and continue to assess our master plan of greatest needs overall for the department and within each sport. Some immediate needs have been identified and we are actively fundraising for an improved dining and nutrition center, renovations to our training and hydrotherapy room, and enhancements to the football locker room.

In the past year, more than $6.7 million was pledged to make these and other facility projects happen, with over $8.2 million in contributions collected. We thank our supporters who share a passion for these sports and helped us make this investment in current and future Seminoles. The following contributors have made significant investments of $50,000 or more specifically to facility projects during the 2019-2020 fiscal year: Anonymous

Hal L. Jackson, Jr.

Gerri and Bill Shephard

Anonymous

Peter Jones

The Summey Family

Lance and Ashley Barton

Chris and Amy Kise

Alan and Sarah Suskey

Douglas and Kristin Bishop

Greg and Michelle Michaud

Lloyd F. and Nancy R. Sweet

Peter Collins

The Miller Family

Mark and Christine Taul

Charles and Patricia Commander, Jr.

The O’Shea Family

David and Margaret Tedrick

James M. Doss Charitable Foundation

Roger L. Overby

Doug and Doris Dunlap

Jim Owens

Thompson-Hartford Foundation, Inc.

Alan and Carol Flaumenhaft

Rick and Donna Rodick

Jerry M. Weil

Graham and Brittany Gano

Jason and Lauren Sato SEMINOLE BOOSTERS E N D O F Y E A R R E P O R T

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Planned Giving LIFETIME PLANNED GIVING COMMITMENTS THROUGH JUNE 30, 2020 Charitable Remainder UniTrust $6,179,602 Charitable Lead Annuity Trust $511,162 Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust $1,229,000 Real Estate $4,817,782

TOTAL PLANNED GIFTS $145,177,816

Charitable Gift Annuity $100,000 Pooled Income Fund $452,512 Life Insurance $819,300

Bequest Gifts $130,713,782

Retained Life Estate $354,676

The following Seminoles have committed to leave a lasting legacy through their planned giving of at least $50,000 or more: Anonymous Anonymous Bob Davis David & Jeanne Lyons

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Mace and Laura Maxwell Fred and Susan Thurmond The Tolliver Family

Unrestricted Giving Unrestricted commitments are more important than ever before in helping to fund the priorities of the Athletic Department. Unrestricted funds provide the flexibility for FSUAA leadership to identify areas where they can have the greatest impact. Unlike facility or endowment gifts, unrestricted commitments are not earmarked for a specific designation and can therefore go to work immediately in core areas to support our student-athletes and Coaches as well as the athletic facilities. They can also help to cover operating costs that are accrued throughout the academic year. By providing Florida State with a steady stream of discretionary monies, unrestricted dollars enable the Athletic Department to fund recurring costs and to address unforeseen challenges as they arise.

2019/2020 UNRESTRICTED COMMITMENTS

2019/2020 UNRESTRICTED PAYMENTS

$1,639,122

$9,122

The following contributors have made significant investments of $50,000 or more specifically to the unrestricted fund during the 2019-2020 fiscal year: Lucy M. Ho Mark and Christine Taul

David and Margaret Tedrick Jerry M. Weil

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Annual Fund Florida State Athletics relies on the unwavering dedication of alumni and fans who demonstrate their commitment year after year. This continued annual support is essential for FSU to meet the ongoing and ever-changing needs of college athletics. As a preeminent University, a Top 20 public institution, Florida State is also ranked number two athletically among all Division I institutions (357) for overall winning percentage since 2015. The cumulative student-athlete GPA is at an all-time high and above a 3.0. Additionally, our student-athletes serve more than 6,500 community outreach hours annually because giving back is one of our priority teachings. Annual members are critical to the overall success of our program by funding the most vital needs of the FSU Athletics Department including scholarships, strength and conditioning, coaches, and sports medicine.

# OF DONORS WHO ARE ALUMNI

# OF DONORS IN FLORIDA

# OF NEW DONORS IN 2020

# OF LIVING ALUMNI -#1 IN ACC

5,314 6,610 1,611 370,000 717 NUMBER OF DONORS WHO UPGRADED THEIR LEVEL FROM PREVIOUS YEAR

TOMAHAWK AT 1999 LEVEL WITH MOST MEMBERS

CAMREN MCDONALD Football I want to take this time to say thank you for your contributions to the Seminole Athletics Program. Your effor ts are the reason my teammates and I receive scholarships and have amazing facilities! You are the reason I am living out my dream of playing college football while earning a degree. Once again, thank you and Go Noles!

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Silver Chief 652

Spirit 95

Iron Arrow 1,591

Tomahawk 1,999

TOTAL MEMBERS

BY LEVEL

Legacy Chief

Golden Chief 629

Brave

23

1,092

Platinum Chief 149

Warrior 1,621

Renegade 1,111

Platinum Chief $1,985,225

Legacy Chief $614,765

Iron Arrow $126,026

Warrior

$1,161,152

Golden Chief

TOTAL DOLLARS

BY LEVEL

$4,156,935

Brave

$188,294

Tomahawk

$2,951,248

Silver Chief $2,197,311

Renegade

$409,259 SEMINOLE BOOSTERS E N D O F Y E A R R E P O R T

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Coaches Clubs The Seminole Boosters Coaches Clubs provides alumni and fans of Florida State Athletics an exclusive opportunity to direct their financial support to the head coach and team of their choice. At the Coaches Clubs, we believe that it’s “Your Team. Your Choice”. Every dollar given to the Coaches Clubs is immediately directed to the program of your designation in order to provide funds for urgent needs not covered in the team’s annual budget.

Funds from the Coaches Clubs are a major component in helping every program at Florida State compete at the highest level of collegiate athletics. Coaches Clubs helps develop elite talent into championship student-athletes both in the classroom and in competition. Some of the pressing needs of our programs that our Coaches Clubs members provide support for are: • Purchasing state-of-the-art training equipment to provide enhanced student-athlete safety and overall performance • Providing summer school opportunities for deserving student-athletes • Facility enhancements and upgrades • Supplemental funding for “Team Impact Trips” that are critical for recruiting and enhancing the overall FSU student-athlete experience

KALEY MUDGE Softball

My experience here at Florida State has been great so far. I am very thankful to have access to all of the equipment and facilities offered here on campus. My coaches and teammates are so suppor tive and I’m really grateful to be a par t of a program that has such a family atmosphere. Thank you so much for all of your suppor t and for giving me the oppor tunity to live out my dream here at Florida State University.

The following contributors have made significant investments of $50,000 or more specifically to Coaches Clubs during the 2019-2020 fiscal year: Doug and Doris Dunlap Don and Sue Everett Herb and Mary Jervis 17

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Bud and Marjie Jordan Jim and Betty Ann Rodgers

PAYMENT AMOUNT BASEBALL

$250,909

BEACH VOLLEYBALL

$61,700

FOOTBALL

$73,201

GOLF MEN’S AND WOMEN’S

$215,299

MEN’S BASKETBALL

$644,099

MEN’S TENNIS

$44,159

SOCCER

$105,296

SOFTBALL

$213,967

CHEER & DANCE CLUB

$33,578

SWIMMING/DIVING MEN’S AND WOMEN’S

$70,559

TRACK / CROSS COUNTRY

$39,379

VOLLEYBALL

$19,429

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

$428,505

WOMEN’S TENNIS

$44,900

COACHES CLUB RESTRICTED TOTAL 2020 PAYMENTS

$2,244,980 SEMINOLE BOOSTERS E N D O F Y E A R R E P O R T

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The Unconquered Campaign T H E C A M PA I G N F O R AT H L E T I C S E X C E L L E N C E It has been an exciting third year for the five-year Unconquered Campaign as it continues toward its goal of $100 million in support of Florida State athletics. We are pleased to report over $92.9 million has been committed to the campaign with over $20.2 million in cash and real estate collected as of June 30, 2020. This has been an unbelievable testament to the vision and support of the entire Seminole family.

OVER

$92.9 MILLION PLEDGED

FUNDRAISING FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS WERE AND CONTINUE TO BE ADDRESSED: Football Operations FSU will make a significant investment in the day-to-day support space for the Seminole football team. Included in this will be new training, weight, and team meeting rooms.

Nicklaus Redesign of the Don Veller Golf Course The Seminole Legacy Golf Club opened in the spring of 2020 after experiencing a comprehensive renovation. It is the first Nicklaus Legacy golf course in America.

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GOAL

GIFTS PLEDGED

GIFTS RECEIVED

$60,000,000

$37,600,000

$7,100,000

GOAL

GIFTS PLEDGED

GIFTS RECEIVED

$8,000,000

$5,400,000

$2,300,000

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Dick Howser Stadium Renovations Investments to improve the infrastructure and fan experience at Howser Stadium including team weight room, new team building and permanent grandstands in left field.

Phase II of the Donald L. Tucker Center Renovations Continuation of renovations at the Tucker Center including new team lounges for men’s and women’s basketball.

Softball Facility Renovation The addition of a canopy to shade the stands and bullpen at JoAnne Graf Field was completed for the 2020 season.

Student-Athlete Scholarship Endowments In support of student-athlete scholarships and long-term sustainability.

Renaissance Fund Renaissance Campaign: Added to the campaign in late 2019, the Renaissance Campaign is a focused effort by the entire university to raise commitments to support the transition to Coach Mike Norvell’s football staff.

Unrestricted Facility Unrestricted commitments allow Seminole Boosters to fund the highest and greatest facility needs of FSU athletics.

GOAL

GIFTS PLEDGED

GIFTS RECEIVED

$6,000,000

$1,600,000

$934,000

GOAL

GIFTS PLEDGED

GIFTS RECEIVED

$4,000,000

$1,600,000

$626,000

GOAL

GIFTS PLEDGED

GIFTS RECEIVED

$1,500,000

$1,500,000

$1,000,000

GOAL

GIFTS PLEDGED

GIFTS RECEIVED

$9,000,000

$27,000,000

$2,100,000

GOAL

GIFTS PLEDGED

GIFTS RECEIVED

$20,000,000

$15,500,000

$4,100,000

GOAL

GIFTS PLEDGED

GIFTS RECEIVED

$8,000,000

$2,700,000

$2,100,000

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Seminole Football Renaissance The Renaissance Campaign was a focused effort by the entire university to raise commitments to support the transition to Coach Mike Norvell’s football staff. A strategic fundraising campaign was launched to solicit 20 donors to commit $1 million each. As of June 30, 2020, over $15.5 million has been pledged towards this effort.

Little did we know the monumental importance these funds would have on the Athletic Department. The COVID-19 pandemic swept through the country and had a devastating impact on the University as a whole.

Dollars pledged to the Renaissance Campaign became a lifesaver for Florida State Athletics and was one of the reasons that Seminole Boosters, Inc. was able to fulfill their financial obligation last calendar year.

2019/2020 PLEDGED

2019/2020 RECEIVED

$15,500,000

$4,100,000

The following contributors have made significant investments of $50,000 or more to the Renaissance Campaign during the 2019-2020 fiscal year: John and Betty Crowe, Sr.

Brian and Renee Murphy

Alan and Carol Flaumenhaft

Tom and Betty Petway

Jim and Carole Henderson

Jim and Betty Ann Rodgers

Dr. William T. Hold

Jim and Carole Smith

Phil Kleinman

Guy and Delores Spearman, III

Lawton and Beth Langford

Gary and Cumi Walsingham

Peter Boulware Toyota

J. Keith and Polly White

Craig C. Mateer

Brian and Cortney Williams

DeVoe and Shirley McEwan Moore

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Executive Staff Michael Alford President & CEO

Paul Phipps Chief Marketing Officer

Derril Beech Sr. Vice President of Marketing & Annual Giving

JP Sinclair Chief Financial Officer

Eric Carr Sr. Vice President for Central Florida

Kari Terezakis Sr. Vice President of Stewardship & Fundraising Advancement

Mike Dasher Sr. Vice President of Development

Ben Zierden Sr. Vice President of Operations

Greg Hulen Executive Vice President

Executive Committee Bob Davis Orlando, FL | Chairman

David Coburn Tallahassee, FL | Vice President & Director of Athletics Doug Russell Tallahassee, FL | Immediate Past Chair

Jimmy Graganella Tallahassee, FL | Chairman-Elect Charlie Dudley Tallahassee, FL | Treasurer Parrish Owens Atlanta, GA | Secretary Andy Jhanji Tallahassee, FL | Interim Vice President for University Advancement Ed Burr Jacksonville, FL | Chairman of the Board of Trustees

Board of Directors Diana Azor Pembroke Pines, FL WO Bell Tallahassee, FL Dan Berger Alexandria, VA Peter Boulware Tallahassee, FL Jim Boyd Bradenton, FL Kevin Carpenter Jacksonville, FL Eleanor Connan Tallahassee, FL Marilyn Cox Tallahassee, FL John Crowe Tallahassee, FL Scott Darling La Canada, CA Bill Dawkins Atlanta, GA Mary Demetree Winter Park, FL Craig Dewhurst St. Augustine, FL Doug Dunlap Tallahassee, FL Linda Dupree Panama City Beach, FL Betsy Evans Atlanta, GA

Gary Thurston Ocala, FL | 2nd Immediate Past Chair Clif Curry Tampa, FL | At-Large Member Alan Flaumenhaft Orlando, FL | At-Large Member Delores Spearman Rockledge, FL | At-Large Member Bill Stephenson Ponte Vedra Beach, FL | At-Large Member

Bill Hagen Tallahassee, FL Anne Hamilton Windermere, FL Rich Heffley Tallahassee, FL Dan Hendrix Atlanta, GA Mark Hillis Tallahassee, FL Nick Iarossi Tallahassee, FL Moises Issa Ft Lauderdale, FL Mike Kosloske Tampa, FL Beth Langford Tallahassee, FL Pete Law Atlanta, GA Brett Lindquist Longwood, FL Scott Madden Atlanta, GA John McCann Tallahassee, FL Nancy McKay New York, NY Richard McMullen Tallahassee, FL Teri Miller Jupiter, FL

DeVoe Moore Tallahassee, FL Brian Murphy Tampa, FL Andy Norman Lakeland, FL Warner Peacock Hardeeville, SC Pamela Perrewe Tallahassee, FL Craig Ramsey Alpharetta, GA Riley Rubio Tallahassee, FL Mark Shelnutt Ocala, FL Jim Steiner Panama City, FL Jeff Stoops Delray Beach, FL Mike Summey Asheville, NC Philip Troyer Thomasville, GA Barry Vaughn Jacksonville, FL Wade Wallace Saint James City, FL Richard Welch Ft Lauderdale, FL Jerry Williams Tallahassee, FL

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