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Aloha to You

2015 ANNUAL REPORT

CELEBRATING WATERMEN

FUNDING SCHOLARS

ENGAGINGATHLETES

BUILDINGCOMMUNITY

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The Board of Directors and all stakeholders of the Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation celebrate 2015 as a truly transformational year in the history of the Foundation. Guided by our mission and in honor of Duke’s 125th birthday, the Foundation embarked on the Duke 125 campaign. The funds generated from the campaign will enable the Foundation to make a greater impact on individuals and organizations that perpetuate the legacy of Duke.

A sincere and heartfelt mahalo to each of you that have contributed to our effort. To date, the campaign has received over $725,000 in contributions and pledges, quickly approaching our goal of $1,250,000! The significance of meeting our campaign goal will be reflected in the Foundation’s ability to have a deeper impact on our local keiki and community.

In addition to the Duke 125 campaign, the Foundation is launching a program to connect ODKF scholarship recipients with local companies and business leaders for internships and career mentorship. Please contact me if you or your company is interested in teaming with the Foundation on this important endeavor.

The Foundation’s scholarship and grant recipients form an impressive, diverse group with varying passions, skills and interests, however, like all of us they share a common bond with the ocean, the sports that Duke loved, and a reverence to the life of Duke Kahanamoku and what he means to Hawaii and the world. Mahalo nui loa for being part of our community and supporting the Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation.

A hui hou,

Chris AguileraPresident

Aloha mai kakou,2015-2016

EXECUTIVE BOARD

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Chris Aguilera President

Noel Pacarro Brown 1st Vice President

Kate Growney 2nd Vice President

Art Tokin Treasurer

Marcy Fleming Secretary

William Philpotts Past President

Doug Cole

Hugh Damon

Marc Haine

Ron Hochuli

Doug Johnstone

Linda Kaiser

Directors Emerita/Emeritus Tim Guard Mary Philpotts McGrath

SERVICESDuke 125 Campaign Manager Jovanna Giannasio-Fern

Hawaii Waterman Hall of Fame Event Coordination Justine Miller, Luana Events

OceanFest Event Management/AdministrativeChris Colgate, Jim FultonBrent Imonen, Pacific Rim Sports

CONTACT

P.O. Box 160924 Honolulu, HI 96816

(808) 545-4880

[email protected]

Foundation Administrative Services Kathryn Currier

Ryan Leong

Nani Naish

Anne Nanea Rosa

Monica Salter

Brad Totherow

Linda Woo

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MissionTo financially support the development of

individuals and organizations which perpetuate the spirit and legacy of Duke Kahanamoku.


OceanFest’s ‘Legends’ Team Longboard Champions, Tiki’s Grill and Bar

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RecipientsScholarAthletes

High Schools

ACROSS IN 20156 Hawaiian Islands

AMBASSADOR OF ALOHARewarding College Bound High School Students

The Duke Kahanamoku Ambassador of Aloha Scholarship was created to reward an exceptional college-bound Hawaii high school senior who embodies the Aloha Spirit and character that made “the Duke” such a beloved figure worldwide.

This year’s recipient of the $10,000 Duke Kahanamoku Ambassador of Aloha Scholarship is Sarah ‘Alohilani Jenkins of Molokai High School. With a GPA exceeding 4.0 and ranked #1 in her graduating class at Molokai High, Sarah is pursuing her undergraduate studies at Duke University. She was highly regarded on campus for her academic achievements, leadership abilities and her volunteer hours dedicated to her community.

Sarah has a true passion for environmental conservation as evidenced by her expansive commitment to the Molokai Earth Preservation Organization (student led environmental club) and Nene ‘O Molokai (non-profit engaged in water quality testing and habitat management). Furthermore, she initiated, organized and executed a campus wide energy audit at Molokai High School.

Sarah’s success and leadership extends into the swimming pool and ocean. She was the Molokai representative on the Maui Interscholastic League Captains Round Table aimed at addressing league related issues, promoting sportsmanship on campus, and student-athlete leadership development.

"In Hawaii we greet friends, loved ones or strangers with

Aloha, which means with love. Aloha is the key word to

the universal spirit of real hospitality, which makes Hawaii

renowned as the world's center of understanding and

fellowship. Try meeting or leaving people with Aloha. You'll

be surprised by their reaction. I believe it, and it is my creed."

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Evan Enriques, Stanford Volleyball Kamehameha Swim Club Seniors

Sarah ‘Alohilani Jenkins


On June 15th the Annual Mahalo Luncheon was held at the Outrigger Canoe Club bringing together some of ODKF’s major donors with many of the scholarship and grant recipients. This luncheon is an opportunity for donors to meet those whose lives they impact through their generosity. In addition, the student-athletes who benefit through the grants and scholarships are able to thank the donors and realize the importance of perpetuating the spirit and legacy of Duke Kahanamoku as well as the preservation of the “Duke sports” and their cultural and historical significance to Hawaii within our community.

We are so excited about our new ODKF internship program that will help our scholarship recipients connect with companies in Hawaii. We would like to thank our partners in the program: The Howard Hughes Corporation, Title Guaranty of Hawaii, Inc., J. Kadowaki, Inc., Team Unlimited/XTERRA, Anthology PR, Waikiki Beach Activities, McCabe, Hamilton, Renny & Co., Ltd.

As a result of our generous and loyal donors, ODKF was able to present $178,250 in scholarships and grants to 73 outstanding Hawaii scholar-athletes and non-profit organizations competing in water sports and volleyball. Forty-four outstanding scholar-athletes received $124,750 in college scholarships for the upcoming school year. A total of $53,500 in athletic grants went to 29 awardees, comprised of Hawaii athletes competing in water sports and volleyball

events, along with nonprofit organizations providing water sports and youth development programs in Hawaii.

For the third year, the ODKF Mahalo Luncheon sponsor was McCabe, Hamilton, Renny & Co., Ltd. ODKF would like to express our sincerest mahalo to their management and staff for their generosity in underwriting the cost of the luncheon.

We truly appreciate the support of all of our donors and pledge that their monies are going to the future of Hawaii, as seen in the young people who share our appreciation for athletics and academics.

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SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEES $124,750Bryson Baligad | Alyssa Basdavanos | Michael Carrion | Kayecee Cervantes | Shekinah Clarke | Taylor Collier | Katie Dalgamouni

Amica Dillion | ‘A’ali’ikumakani Dukelow | Evan Enriques | Claire Feeley | Sierra Ferro | Kyla Fox | Nakoa Gabriel | LeeNell Hernandez Trisha Ishikawa | Sarah ‘Alohilani Jenkins | Tasha Nohea Kahaulelio | Tiffany Kahea Kahaulelio | Jeyci Kaili | David Kaleleiki

Kanoa Kaleoaloha | Jordan Kamimura | Madison Kauahi | Luke Kikukawa | Chasen Kim | Kassandra Kometani | Hiipoi Lee | Andrew Lum Jared James Madamba | Malia Mizuno | Brandon Naihe | Marc Austin Pader | Renny Richmond | Kealohi Sabate | Corrinne Shigeta

Spencer Shiraishi | Michaiah Soares | Kaile Stockham | Anson Tam | Patrick Tam | Madisyn Uekawa | Rebecca Walton | Mala’e Wilcox

MAHALO LUNCHEON SPONSOR

McCabe, Hamilton, Renny & Co., Ltd.

LUNCHEON SPEAKERSGuy Hagi, Emcee

Kristen Counter, Business and Community Leader, NCAA Championship Swimmer and

former ODKF Scholarship Recipient

Sarah ‘Alohilani Jenkins, 2015 ODKF Ambassador of Aloha

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PERPETUATING DUKE’S LEGACYOver $175,000 Awarded in Grants and Scholarships

As our scholars strive to meet the rising cost of higher education, the Foundation aims to provide the necessary support for our recipients to achieve all of their goals. At the conclusion of this application review, the Foundation awarded $125,000 in need-based scholarships to graduating high school seniors and current college students from across the state. Furthermore, the Foundation awarded nearly $50,000 in grants to organizations and individuals that support our Hawaii waterman community, help develop Hawaii’s best ocean athletes, and connect our local keiki to the ocean and beach activities.

Board Designated FundsSince its inception in 1986, ODKF has been providing support to teams and students that personify the spirit of Duke Kahanamoku. The active stewardship of our Mission, sprouts forth from all who continue to donate, growing through our watermen communities, and lifting our Duke Scholar-Athletes toward their shared success.

In the face of rising costs of education and competition, we all share this opportunity and responsibility, acknowledging the Foundation’s need to sustain a deeper ability to transform the lives of our next ambassadors.

There are 15 Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation Board-Designated Legacy Funds for which scholarships and grants are awarded to sporting events and teams, as well as individual scholars and athletes. We offer our sincerest mahalo to the families and friends that continue to honor these tremendous individuals and make these funds possible each year.

Rachel Bruntsch crossing the Ka Iwi Channel


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ODKF DESIGNATED FUNDSMuriel Macfarlane Flanders Fund | Terrence McCarthy Fund | Tom “Daddy” Haine Fund | Kala Kukea Fund

Cline Mann Fund | Thomas M. Arnott Fund | Henry Ayau Fund | Kirk Smith Fund | Rand Booth Carlson Fund David & Keanuenue Rochlen Fund | Title Guaranty Fund | Dale P. Madden and The Madden Corporation Fund

Hawaii Olympians Fund | Great Aloha Run Community Fund | Schwinn Family Fund

EVENT GRANTS $31,500Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii/ODKF Ocean Sports & Fitness Day | Cline Mann Memorial Paddleboard Race | Dad Center Outrigger Canoe Race | Hawaii National Guard Youth Challenge Academy/ODKF Water Sports Days | Hawaii Waterpolo, Inc./Hawaiian Invitational Water Polo Championships | Kanaka Ikaika Racing Association (KIRA)/Molokai Surf Ski World Championships | Keiki Oceanfest (Bodyboarding) Lanikai Canoe Club/Duke Kahanamoku Long Distance Race | Na Kama Kai/Ocean Safety and Conservation Awareness Clinic | Na Opio

Canoe Racing Association Regattas | North Shore 5K Swim & Relay | PA’A/OC1 Solo Molokai World Championships | Walter J. Macfarlane Regatta | Women’s Pipeline Women’s Pro

TEAM GRANTS $11 ,750Hawaii Canoe & Kayak Club | Ikaika Hawaii | Kamehameha Schools Surf Team | Kamehameha Swim Club

Ku‘ikahi Wahine 18s Volleyball Club | Spike and Serve Volleyball Club | Splash Aquatics

INDIVIDUAL GRANTS $10,250Rachel Bruntsch | Ryan Dolan | Jennifer Lee | Kamalu Makekau | Alfred Van Gieson | Teisa Wolfgramm | Ann Yoshida


WAIKIKI ’S PREMIER OCEAN SPORTS FESTIVAL

Founded by Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation over a decade ago, Duke’s OceanFest continues to grow each year. In honor of Duke Kahanamoku’s legacy, the 14th Annual Duke’s OceanFest was held August 22-30, 2015 on majestic Waikiki Beach with nine days of challenging events.

Mahalo Nui Loa to the OceanFest board of directors, event director and the hundreds of volunteers that make this a successful event. Proceeds of Duke’s OceanFest go back into scholarships and grants given to student-athletes by the Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation.

The Hawaii Waterman Hall of Fame honors those who have contributed an enormous amount of energy and passion to the ocean. On September 23rd, the Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation inducted four Hawaii athletes into the Hawaii Waterman Hall of Fame who are pioneers and visionaries of our time. Nominated by their peers for their

contributions to ocean sports, their commitment to athletics through coaching and program development in addition to tireless service to the community, the 2015 class of inductees truly epitomize Duke’s spirit through their love of the water and through caring for our island community.

DUANE DESOTOBorn and raised in Makaha, this world longboard champion shares his passion and knowledge for the ocean through his non-profit Nā Kama Kai and Aloha Surf Academy, using the ocean to empower our youth.

JOEY CABELLThis Hawaiian surfer, restaurateur and philanthropist is described by the Encyclopedia of Surfing as “arguably the finest all-around surfer of the ’60s, and certainly the decade’s best in international competition.”

WALTER GUILD Veteran waterman has been a force in modern-day outrigger canoe water sports. A champion paddler, he played a key role in the creation of the OC-1 canoe and continues to coach and inspire many.

SOICHI SAKAMOTO A trainer of champions, he coached some of Hawaii’s top swimmers – including many Olympic athletes – and was one of the most successful and recognized swimming coaches in Hawaii’s history.

A NIGHT OF FELLOWSHIPCelebrating Watermen Who Unite and Inspire Us

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SOICHI SAKAMOTO 1906 - 1997

TEACHER, COACH, LEGENDLeft to right: Duane DeSoto, Joey Cabell, Walter Guild


SHARING OUR RESOURCES WITH THE COMMUNITYWays to Share Aloha: Planned, Pledge, Stocks and One Time Gift

We truly appreciate the support of our donors who are investing in the future of Hawaii, as seen in the young people who share our appreciation for athletics and academics.

The financial statements for the Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation for the fiscal years ending 2014 and 2013 were audited by CW Associates. These financial statements are available to our members by request. A report has been developed for the foundation’s unaudited financial results for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2015. These financial statements are now being audited. When that audit is completed it will be available to members by request. Foundation contributions are generally unrestricted and additional funds are raised through activities connected to the Duke’s OceanFest, the Hawaii Waterman Hall of Fame Awards and royalty payments from TS Enterprises (Duke’s Restaurant) and Malama Pono.

Special thanks to all our volunteers, partners, and sponsors who make ODKF a continued success: Boys and Girls Club, Duke’s Waikiki & TS Restaurants, Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Kona Brewing Company, McCabe Hamilton Renny & Co., Macfarlane Foundation, Na Kama Kai, Youth Challenge Academy.

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INCOME 2015 2014 2013

Contributions & Royalties $201,776 $154,010 $221,899

OceanFest, Waterman & other special events (net) $66,433 $48,633 $23,628

Investment Income ($34,469) $194,018 $66,172

EXPENDITURES

Scholarships & Athletic Grants $176,750 $164,700 $150,000

Fundraising, administration & program expenses $106,142 $79,115 $91,973

NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR $1,908,229 $1,915,454 $1,762,608

Boys and Girls Club of Hawaii, 14th Annual Water Sports and Fitness Day


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Super Gold Medalist: $1,000+Ben AllenBank of Hawaii Charitable Foundation ServicesGertrude BergerJoey CabellCase Lombardi & PettitWendy & Tony CrabbJohn & Patricia DeSotoDuke's OceanFestDr. Robert & Paraluman DurkinMarcy FlemingJayson Sam FongCyndi, Hugh & Brynn FosterDennis Francis, President & Publisher, Honolulu Star-AdvertiserDolores Furtado Martin FoundationJames & Priscilla GrowneyStephanie GruenertMcCabe, Hamilton & Renny Co., Ltd.Tim & Devon GuardRobert & Alice GuildMarc HaineBob & Kay HamptonHawaiian Agents, Inc.Ron HochuliJ. Kadowaki, Inc.Carol Jaxon & Edward BugarinMalia KaaihueLinda KaiserDr. Thomas & Mi KosasaMatt KresserMalama Pono, Ltd.Easton & Nedra MansonArmstrong Builders Inc.John & Mary Philpotts McGrathScott McPhailMichael & Laura MillerMonarch Insurance Services, Inc.Donald Monroe, Sr.Olukai, LLC.Outrigger Canoe ClubHawaii Community Foundatiion - Josie & Don Over Memorial FundSamantha OwenNoel Pacarro BrownMark PhillipsonWilliam & Vaima Philpotts

Mike & Judy PietschDavid & Carol PrattNiu Pia Land Company, Ltd.William David PrattStefan & Lisa ReinkeMahealani RileySonny TanabeTommy & Rusty Thomas FundTitle Guaranty Family of CompaniesArthur C. TokinBonnie & Michael A. Town

Waikiki Beachboys Canoe ClubWard Management Dev Corp, LLCGulab & Indru WatumullGlenna Wong

Gold Medalist: $1,000Carlson-Solmssen FoundationH. Dwight DamonPeter G. DrewlinerFirst Hawaiian BankG. Donna GedgeLouis & Jean Gowans, Jr.Hal & Frances T. LynchMr. & Mrs. Watters Martin, Jr.John & Taeko SkinnerThe Resort Group LLC

Silver Medalists: $500-$999 AnonymousChris AguileraClint & Mimi BaslerJoan Bennet & Associates, Inc.Dennis & Tina BergKona AquaticsHugh & Kalei DamonJon Eric GreeneWalter GuildPIA, Inc.Doug JohnstoneNancy LueckJimmy & Kelly McMahonCandes Meijide GentryNorthwestern MutualPacific HondaJoan C. PrattPatrick SheaHugo von Platen Luder, Jr.Kevin & Sherry Wong

Bronze Medalists: $100 - $499AnonymousLex & Gerry AlexanderPaul & Tanya AlstonRobert Anderson, Jr.Gay AustinHans AvemariaLionel & Aphrodite BanksJoanna BeallThomas & Jill BeaupreJ. Gibson BintliffKirsten BiondiBruce & Cindy BlackDeborah S. BockenMark BrattonBill & Faith BrightAnn BuckDavid & Meghan BuckTiffany CarterRonald & Catherine ChooDoug ColeChris ColgateGeorge CorreiaCatherine CrabbeMark R. CunninghamHeather DamonRachel DanielJeffrey C. DinsmoreElizabeth DunfordJ.M. DurkinDonald EovinoTana T. FeeleyMichael FoxMarc GerberJohn GoodyLawrence Hyde Gordon, M.D.Geoffrey GrafCarol GreeneKatherine GreenwellJed GushmanSamantha HaasE. Doanie HareCarol Kukea HauffHawaii DoorsJanet M. HendersonNorman & Monika HoRobert Hogan, Jr.Dale HopeBarbara HudmanAnthony HuntSandra JacksonRodney Kilborn

Katherine Killebrew & Mark CunninghamAlane T. KokiChristine Ho KomerJan T. KondoSerge & Lise KrivatsyRyan & Bonnie LeongMaile S. LevinsZukerkorn FoundationBetty LongAlice LuntBrett MacNaughtonRobert B. MaguireTom May - David May II FoundationEdward McCallWilliam MeheulaFaye MercerChristopher & Justine MillerRobert McKibbin MistGerhard MoselWilliam & Patricia Mowat, Jr.Melinda MullisNani NaishLyle NicelyDonald NicolPeter & Lois NottageNude LLCVertaccount Hawaii Inc.Catherine PayneCynthia PearsonCharles & Gerri PedeskyTay PerryVernon PodlewskiDavid J. PorteusBill PoupartSamuel PrattArthur & June ReinwaldBrijit ReisKarin RicardoRobert & Nancy RocheleauWendi RothmanHarriet RotzMonica SalterCharles SchraderMichael & Vien SchwinnSettle Law, A Limited Liability Law CompanyChristian SiegfriedBarton Siegfried, IIISharon G. SolmssenPerry & Sally SorensonKathleen M. SpaldingMichael & Jill Spalding

Michele St. JohnJonathan SteinerKeith J. SteinerJoe TeipelBob, Ginger & Crystal ThornburgJulie TumbagaConnie Turkington & Anee Turkington von FeldtJaydene ViernesPono & Angie von HoltWilliam T. WhitePamela WhitmanGaylord H. WilcoxMaile WilliamsMike & Joanne WoodGreg WunderlichAndrew Yani

Competitors: $1 - $99AnonymousActive Network, LLC.Amazon Smile FoundationCarol BredeJane CarneySean CarneySteve DanishekWells Fargo Community Support CampaignTia FergussonDylan Fern & Jovanna Giannasio-FernJim FultonEugene & Karen GleasonMarilyn Van Dyke HaineWilliam HendricksonFrank G. JahrlingClayton KirioWilliam LatchfordChristie LetmanRonald MittinoMorgan StanleyJason OliverBrittany Rose TippJonnie SantosKaiulani SodaroScott & Donna SullivanJames & Susan ThainMelinda WalkerKenneth J. WattsNichelle Nakano WilemanMichael Wong

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The Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization whose mission is to financially support thedevelopment of individuals and organizations which perpetuate the spirit and legacy of Duke Kahanamoku.

P.O. Box 160924, Honolulu, HI 96816 | (808) 545-4880 | [email protected]

Please visit our new site to make a donation. It’s safe, secure and easy to use.

YOUR GENEROUS PLEDGEHelps Us Plan for the Future Needs of

Young Scholars and Athletes

Amount Per Year Quarterly Monthly

$100,000 $33,333 $8,333 $2,778

$50,000 $16,700 $4,167 $1,390

$25,000 $8,333 $2,083 $694

$10,000 $3,333 $833 $278

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