2010

Report to the Community

Board of Directors

Mark Bajalia, Brennan, Manna & Diamond, P.L.

Nicole BowdenPricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP

Laura BrownPGA TOUR

Holly Cleveland, Treasurer Wachovia, A Wells Fargo Company

Nelson CubaFraternal Order of Police

Jim Farah Farah Law Firm, P.A.

Nancy Federico, Blueprint InternDeutsche Bank

Susan HamiltonCSX

E. Andrus HealyCommunity Volunteer

Mike HightowerBlue Cross & Blue Shield of FL

Bill Houston Jacksonville Jaguars

Travis Hutson The Hutson Companies

Dan Macferran, Vice ChairUniversity of Phoenix

Kathy Orr, SecretaryBCBSF Incepture

Harnish Parikh, Blueprint InternPrudential

Roslyn Mixon PhillipsOffice of the Mayor

Pam RomanJax Parks

Judith A.M. Smith, DMHandsOn Jacksonville

Robert Spohrer, Chair Spohrer and Dodd, P.L.

Mary Stutts Aetna

StaffJudith A.M. Smith, DMPresident/Chief Executive Officer

Kim BombergerCommunications Director

Lisa GiordanaFinance & Administration Director

Lynn MoraCommunity Outreach & Blueprint for Leadership Director

Jenny O’DonnellCommunity Engagement Director

Jacqui ScuncioVolunteer Resources Director

Bunny WittenProgram Assistant

Tammy GurleyAdministrative Assistant

Sarah HaskinsReceptionist

Mary JuryDirector of Development

Nancy KnightAgency Relations Director

A Message from the PresidentJudith A.M. Smith, DM, President and CEO - HandsOn Jacksonville

Dear Friends and Supporters,

It has been almost three years since we re-imagined and re-branded ourselves as HandsOn Jacksonville after 35 years of our previous Volunteer Jacksonville identity. Our new proactive project management model—where we recruit the volunteer staffing and resource, manage, and execute the project through the help of our hard working staff and volunteer project leaders—delivers results and makes change

happen. Research tells us that one in every three volunteers is dissatisfied with traditional volunteer experiences to the point of declaring that they will not volunteer again. Our project volunteers’ satisfaction rate in 2010 was 96 percent, which is immensely gratifying! And we’re very proud of a few other 2010 stats as well:

In 2007 we were delighted to manage and execute 98 projects with 1,776 •volunteers and 7,397 hours valued at $144,315. Our final numbers for 2010 swelled to managing and executing 1131 projects with 16,852 volun-teers and 40,551 volunteer hours, valued at $845,488!

In 2010 our mega-project, A Visit from St. Nicholas, again brought holi-•day joy, toys, and books-books-books to 6,500 kids through the work of 600 of our family and corporate volunteers, infusing $377,275 into 12 of our Title 1 schools. Over the past eight years, with the help of more than 7,100 volunteers, we have delivered more than 238,000 books and nearly 328,000 toys to about 62,500 kids in 77 of our most challenged schools (some schools have received the visit more than once by now), and have infused nearly $4 million of real goods and services into these our most fragile schools.

In a 90-day time frame during 2010 through our partnership with Disney, •we directly mobilized 10,035 volunteers who in turn mobilized more than 10 tons of food (14,808 meals) for Second Harvest and another two tons for Windy Hill Elementary School; 114,905 items for our disaster kits for kids’ projects; 12,800 books for our challenged schools; and 20,670 art supplies for community projects.

Yes, we are delighted with how well we are achieving our overarching stra-tegic goals of more and better volunteers, more and better volunteer lead-ers, and more and better volunteer projects. We hope you will review all of the GOOD things contained in our Report to the Community. If you’re not already involved with us, we hope you’ll get on Jacksonville’s ON-RAMP to volunteering and join us in changing our part of the world!

Our VisionOne day every person will discover their power to make a difference,

creating healthy communities in vibrant democracies around the world.

Our MissionWe inspire, equip, and mobilize people to take action that changes the world.

Our PromisesWe deliver quality volunteer experiences & develop volunteer leaders,

changing our world one GOOD deed at a time!

HandsOn Jacksonville Project Leaders

HandsOn Jacksonville Program and Staff Volunteers

HandsOn Jacksonville Youth Council

Charlene AkersLidia AndoniRichard ApunteCeleste AyersMark BajaliaBill BentleyHaans BombergerNicole BowdenKristen BowersDoug BrownLaura BrownKaren ChurchMarcy ClappHolly Cleveland Jennifer ConnellDr. Jarik E. Conrad

Aaron BadidaZack BoddenErica ChristensonEmily CunardMegan FedericoAriel GarciaGen HowardTuongvan LeElena Lozano

Elizabeth PogrebniakMichael RomaineChristy SoaresFallon SullivanAlex TimmerLizzie UtsetGrace WallmeyerAkira Wickes

E. Andrus HealyRosie HetmanMike HightowerPaula Horvath-NeimeyerBill Houston Jay Howanitz Travis HutsonGerry HurstDebbie JonesJane JordanJennifer KingPranoo KumarJon LeesonJohn LeenhoutsYvonne LozanoDan Macferran

Rena CoughlinHilary CrearyNelson Cuba John DarnellBill DresserJohn E. Duvall, Esq.James FarahBrock FazziniNancy FedericoBob FranskouskyJill GleesonAngie GreeneTammy GurleySusan HamiltonLou HaskinsEdward R. Hayes

Kathleen Manning Bobby MartinKurt McAteerS.D. MercerDoug Milne, Esq.William MoraArlene NewmanCarmen NorthMaria O’DonnellLorrain O’keefeKathy OrrMarianne PadgettHarnish ParikhDave RomanJoyce PetryMike Petry

Sue PopeTobi PryorKenneth ReddickReese RiggleDewitt RobinsonElena RojasPam Roman Vickie RumbersSheriff John RutherfordKissy SandersPaul ScuncioCasey SharpJudy SheaAnne ShawCharlene ShirkChet Smith

Danette SmithJessica SmithRobert SpohrerDacey StorzbachMary StuttsIna Taffett Zac TaylorNita Young Ben WarnerWyman WinbushEllen WissMark WrightCarlos Zeigler

Charlene AkersLidia AndonieCeleste AyersKristen BowersKaren ChurchMarcy ClappAngie Green

Rosie HetmanDebbie JonesJennifer KingJon LeesonKurt McAteerS.D. MercerMaria O’Donnell

Lorrain O’KeefeMarianne PadgettDewitt RobinsonElena RojasVickie RumbersKissy SandersCasey Sharp

Jessica SmithDacey StorzbachZac TaylorKwanza YatesNita YoungCarlos Zeigler

Be the Change.

WE INSPIRE people to serve and embrace their abilities to be the change through our multimedia outreach and our annual Celebrate!GOOD. Each April, the nation celebrates National Volunteer Week. In Jacksonville, our mayor proclaims the entire month of April as Volunteer Appreciation Month, as does Florida’s governor across the state.

Celebrate!GOOD During the month of April, HandsOn Jacksonville holds one of our premier events, Celebrate!GOOD, to honor some of our community’s most outstanding agents of change to promote their their GOOD works and inspire others to follow their lead. This fun and memorable event takes place at the Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts overlooking the beautiful St. Johns River. Volunteers are recog-nized on-stage in a beautifully produced video. Following the stage presentation, a party is thrown in honor of the award recipients that includes a spirited live auction, silent auction, music and food from some of the city’s best restaurants.

Community Outreach All year long, HandsOn Jacksonville promotes and encourages people to be the change, and provides opportunities to make a differ-ence in our community. Through our inspirational bi-monthly Florida Times-Union Voices column; our monthly e-newsletter; meet-ing the community at corporate and volunteer events; our handsonjacksonville.org website; our Wordpress blog and utilizing social networking opportunities such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, we spread the word and make it easy for people to take action that transforms our community and themselves.

According to the 2010 JCCI Quality of Life Progress Report, an amazing 65% of our citizens reported that they volunteered, up from 64% in 2009; based on this data and our population of 1.3 million, an estimated 845,000 people volunteered in 2010, calculating one hour per month for 77% of the volunteers and 7 hours per week for 23%, the value of area volunteer work is estimated at $1.64 billion.

WE EQUIP people by providing service opportunities, building capacity and providing support services for individuals and organizations that need or provide volunteer resources. HandsOn Jacksonville equips people to be the positive change our city needs through its training and support of nonprofit agencies in the effective use of their volunteer resources, training of diverse groups of leaders to effectively serve on nonprofit boards of directors, and consulting with groups on board leadership. HandsOn Jacksonville also educates people in the staffing and operation of a Volunteer Reception Center to manage unaffiliated volunteers during a disaster, and we raise funds and provide programming to supply low-income families and schools with necessities.

Blueprint for Leadership Blueprint for Leadership is a program designed to identify, recruit, train and place community leaders on nonprofit boards and other governing or advisory bodies in Jacksonville. Blueprint for Leadership participants are a diverse representation of our population, with the majority of the class representing those in the minority.

Blueprint for Leadership offers five full-day training sessions involving leadership topics, class discussion and group exercises. These classes are held the first Wednesday of each month, January through May. In June, the class creates and executes its own volunteer project and celebrates its success at a graduation ceremony. Following graduation, each participant is given the opportunity to experi-ence an effective nonprofit board in action through a one-year internship, or intern with HandsOn Jacksonville as a High-Impact Project Leader.

HandsOn Jacksonville also conducts The Roles and Responsibilities of Nonprofit Boards workshop to equip people to effectively serve on nonprofit boards and offers an individualized board consultation service.

Disaster Program In the event of a major disaster, volunteers do come running to help. What they do and how they are utilized has tremendous impact on how quickly and effectively the community recovers. HandsOn Jacksonville has developed and tested a plan to effectively manage volunteers who are unaffiliated with local response organizations. With the help of a City of Jacksonville Public Service Grant, Hand-sOn Jacksonville will activate a Volunteer Reception Center to help ensure that the skills and talents of these volunteers are matched to areas of critical need.

The Hope Fund The Hope Fund is a collaborative effort between HandsOn Jacksonville, The University of North Florida and The Florida Times-Union. Participating agencies provide information on the circumstances and special needs of selected clients and UNF journalism students write articles about these clients and their particular situations that run as front-page features in The Florida Times-Union between Thanksgiving and Christmas. The Florida Times-Union also offers editorial commentary telling readers how they can support the Hope Fund with contributions. One hundred percent of all Hope Fund donations are divided among the participating organizations that then purchase goods and services as needed.

Nonprofit Membership HandsOn Jacksonville offers the following services to our nonprofit members…

Volunteer Project Management: We help create and completely manage volunteer service projects designed to achieve the mission of nonprofit members.

HandsOn Technology (HOT): We train and support nonprofit staff in the use of our web-based volunteer recruitment and management tool, which helps them recruit and manage volunteers, as well as giving them an additional web presence to market their organizations.

Volunteer Management Training Series: Through our comprehensive, state-approved and certified volunteer management series, we provide nonprofit volunteer management professionals the tools they need to maximize the efforts of their organization’s volunteers.

The Human Race: In partnership with 1st Place Sports and The RITA Foundation, we offer nonprofit agencies the opportunity to partici-pate in this 5K walk/run fund raiser each spring and fall.

Fazzini’s Coffee & Tea Fund raiser: We have partnered with Fazzini’s Coffee & Tea to provide an opportunity for nonprofit agencies to raise residual income when supporters purchase these products under their accounts.

WE MOBILIZE people to take action and make a positive impact on our community. HandsOn Jacksonville is the on-ramp for volunteering on the First Coast. We believe that it is through people that change happens in the world and we are committed to making it as easy and convenient as possible for people to get connected.

HOJ Managed Projects With our partner agencies we create and manage projects that allow people the opportunity to make a positive impact on Jackson-ville’s key problem areas. We offer a continuously updated interactive volunteer-matching website where people can select opportu-nities that are just right for them. Our project leaders take care of all of the details from there, from driving directions and checking off the supply list to where to park, and keep volunteers informed every step of the way. We also work with civic, church, youth, and employee volunteer groups to develop and implement community service projects.

A Visit from Saint Nicholas On the first Friday morning in December, thousands of children in select elementary schools arrive to find their doors and hallways cov-ered in gold tinsel. As they enter their classrooms, curiosity turns to sheer excitement. At each desk is a colorful backpack filled with books and toys. For many of the children, these are the only books they will have in their homes. Volunteers visit each classroom to read the story that celebrates the life of Nicholas, a boy based on a European tradition that celebrates anonymous giving. The highlight of the day is a special visit paid to each classroom by a real-life Saint Nicholas who greets the students and presents them with “kind-ness coins”. This program which promotes literacy is taken to schools where 70% or more of the children are on a free or subsidized lunch plan.

Our 2010 Impact on the Community

Imperative #1. We Inspire: We promote volunteering and inspire people to serve. Through our multi-media outreach, our Celebra-tion of Service, and our various programs, we encourage and contribute to a culture of connection, caring, and commitment in North-east Florida.

Our annual Celebrate!GOOD event inspires people by telling stories of some of our community’s finest volunteers. In 2010, with •an estimated 900 people in attendance, we honored 11 individuals and 7 groups for their outstanding service to the commu-nity, representing more than 1000 community volunteers; 62 event volunteers gave 248 hours of valuable service to help make Celebrate!GOOD successful

Imperative #2, We Equip: We build capacity and provide support services for individuals and organizations that use or provide volunteer resources. We support and increase the capacity of organizations in two essential ways. We work with volunteer resource managers in nonprofit and government agencies to enable them to more effectively lead their volunteer work force, and we work with people who manage employee volunteer programs in organizations that provide volunteer power to the community. We also provided learning opportunities to individuals, empowering them to lead through service.

We improved • 170 public-serving organizations, including schools, who promote arts & culture, serve children & families, alleviate poverty & homelessness, promote health & wellness, improve education & literacy and beautify and revitalize our neighborhoods & environment; we did this through our HandsOn projects, our referral of community volunteers and through our capacity-building programs and services.

We equipped• 26 volunteer resource managers in 12 sessions with 1,092 hours of instruction and state certification in our Volunteer Management Training Series; we equipped 97 volunteer resource managers with 84 hours of technical training in using our technol-ogy tool for recruiting and managing their volunteers

We connected • 122 businesses with the needs of our community, mobilizing and equipping them to participate in high impact projects

We equipped • 22 leaders with 48 learning hours (1,200 total hours) in our Blueprint for Leadership program, an advanced learning institute on governance, financial and management oversight, fund raising, and hands on responsibilities for nonprofit board mem-bers; we placed 18 graduates in one-year nonprofit board internships

We catalyzed and contributed • $111,848 in cash donations through 285 hours of volunteer service in support of 37 nonprofit agencies through the annual Hope Fund

Imperative #3. We Mobilize: We connect and engage people in service that addresses serious social issues. Through our pro-grams and services we make people aware of the issues that face our community, equipping them with hope and tools that empower them to create change.

We mobilized and led • 16,852 volunteers in 1131 HOJ-managed projects with 40,551 volunteer hours through our hands-on model that targets community problem areas

The value to the community of the hours of volunteer service donated through these HOJ-managed on projects is $845,488

The value of project creation and management consulting services for 1131 customized projects with 16,852 volunteers is $1,829,400

We delivered a very special experience to approximately • 6,500 kids in 12 Title 1 elementary schools that included 28,000 books and 28,000 toys through our signature mega-project, A Visit from St. Nicholas

The value of the St. Nicholas goods and services to the Duval County School System was in excess of $377,275 The value of the 2,100 hours from our 600 St. Nicholas volunteers was $43,785

Through our interactive, continuously updated web site, utilizing Hands On Technology, as well as through media outreach and old-•fashioned phone referrals, we connected willing volunteers to service opportunities

Total number of website visits (not “hits”) was 81,517, with 42,891 unique web visitors who made 1,396,411 page views were made to our volunteer matching section of the web site where we and our agencies post and maintain approximately 180 up-to-date volunteer projects during any given month

The number of verified unique volunteer referrals to our nonprofit partner agencies was • 3,513. These volunteers gave 19,402 hours of service to our community which is valued at $404,532

Be the Change.

Help CenterHoliday Hill Elementary PTAHope Worldwide/JacksonvilleHubbard House, Inc.Inn Ministry, TheJacksonville Arboretum and Gardens, Inc.Jacksonville Chamber of CommerceJacksonville Housing AuthorityJacksonville Miracle LeagueJacksonville Zoo and GardensJCCIJCP CaresJewish Family and Community ServicesJunior Achievement of North FloridaJunior League of JacksonvilleJustice CoalitionKnots4KidsL’Arche Harbor House, Inc.Leadership JacksonvilleLutheran Social ServicesMalivai Washington Kids FoundationMayo Clinic JacksonvilleMental Health Center of Jacksonville, Inc.Mental Health Resource CenterMetro North Community Development CorporationMission HarvestMuseum of Science and History (MOSH)MyGrowthPlan.Org, Inc.Navy-Marine Corps Relief SocietyNemours Children’s ClinicNE Fl Builders AssociationNE Florida Community Action AgencyNew HeightsNonprofit Center of Northeast Florida, Inc.North Florida Land TrustNorth Florida School of Special EducationOneJaxOperation New HopeOpus, Jacksonville Symphony OrchestraPACE Center for Girls - JacksonvillePresbyterian Social MinistriesProject S.O.S., Inc.Quigley House, Inc.Respite CareRiverside Fine Arts AssociationSalvation Army, TheSave Africa, Inc.Seamark RanchSecond Harvest Food BankSELF MovementShands Jacksonville Volunteer ServicesSingle Parent Assistance, Resources & KnowledgeSpina Bifida Assn. of JacksonvilleSt. Augustine Youth ServicesSt. Vincent’s Medical Center AuxiliaryStandUp for KidsTheatreworksTheatre JacksonvilleUnited Way of Northeast FloridaUrban Jacksonville, Inc.Veterans Reintegration Center of Jacksonville, Inc.Volunteers in Medicine of JacksonvilleWolfson Children’s Hospital AuxiliaryWorld Golf Hall of Fame, Inc.World ReliefYouth Crisis Center

2010 Financials - Audited

2010 Operating Expense Summary

Community Services 90%General and Administrative 10%

2010 Total Revenues$1,148,28325% Contributions24% In-Kind Contributions11% Hope Fund Contributions11% Government Grants11% Special Events9% Professional Fees/Memberships6% United Way3% Other Grants0% Interest/Investments

2010 Total Expenses $1,092,07645% Salaries/Related Expenses11% Hope Fund Agency Assistance22% Supplies/Postage/Printing5% Travel/Meetings/Training5% Special Event Expense4% Promotions3% Professional Fees/Membership2% Depreciation2% Occupancy/Insurance1% Interest/Misc1% Systems/Equipment1% Uncollected Pledges

2010 Total Assets$799,328

44% Building/Improvements36% Cash11% Furniture/Equipment3% Receivables3% Grants Receivable3% Inventory

2010 Liabilities and Net Assets78% Unrestricted Net Assets 21% Payables and Accruals 1% Temporarily Restricted

Nonprofit Partner MembersAlzheimers AssociationAmerican Cancer Society First Coast AreaAmerican Red CrossAngel AidArc, TheArt Center Coop, TheBeaches Emergency Assistance Ministry, Inc.Beaches Fine Arts Series, Inc.Beaches Habitat for HumanityBeaches Museum & History CenterBeaches SERTOMA Club, Inc.Best Buddies JacksonvilleBethany Church of God in ChristBetter Business BureauBoys and Girls Clubs of NE Florida Inc.Boys’ Home AssociationBridge of Northeast Florida, TheBridges to SudanBridge-the-Gap. Inc.Brooks HealthCarpenter’s Shop Center, TheCatholic Charities JacksonvilleChallenge Enterprises of North Florida, Inc.Child Guidance CenterChildren’s Home SocietyCity of Jacksonville - Office of Volunteer Services City Rescue MissionCJ Acres Animal Rescue FarmClara White Mission, Inc.Communities in Schools of JacksonvilleCommunity ConnectionsCommunity Hospice of NE FLCrucialCummer Museum of Art and Gardens, Thedaniel, Inc.Davis Performing Arts CenterDepartment of Children & FamiliesDOSA CampsDuval County Public SchoolsEmergency Pregnancy Services of Jacksonville, Inc.Endangered Primate FoundationEpilepsy Foundation Northeast FloridaEpiscopal Children’s ServicesFamily Nurturing CenterFamily Promise of Jacksonville, Inc.Family Support Services of NE Florida, Inc.First Coast Cancer FoundationFirst Coast No More Homeless PetsFlorida Association, Deaf/Blind/Multi- handicappedFlorida Native Plant SocietyFlorida Native College at JacksonvilleFoxglove FoundationFresh MinistriesFriends of Jacksonville Animals, Inc.Gateway Community ServicesGirls Incorporated of JacksonvilleGirls on the Run of NE FloridaGreater Jacksonville Area USOGreenscape of JacksonvilleGreenwood SchoolGuardian Ad Litem Voices for Children of the First CoastHabijaxHart Felt Ministries, Inc.Haven HospiceHealing HEART SanctuaryHealthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of NE FL.

2010 Contributors and Donors$50,000 and abovePoints of Light Institute & HandsOn NetworkNational First Books*United Way of Northeast Florida

$20,000 - $49,999Barnes & Noble*Performance Growth, Inc.*M. A. Healy Family FoundationDavid & Nancy HutsonNeviaser Charitable Family FoundationPGA Tour Productions #Jim & Ellen Wiss#

$10,000 - $19,999The Brumos CompaniesCitiCity of JacksonvilleDarifair Foods, Inc.Fazzini’s Coffee & Tea#JA-RU, Inc.*The Thomas M. & Irene B. Kirbo Charitable FoundationRegency CentersThe RITA FoundationSpohrer and Dodd, P.L. StarbucksThe Community FoundationUniverity of Phoenix#Valpak of Jacksonville*VyStar Credit Union

$5,000 - $9,999

AetnaAltria Group, Inc.AT&T The Real Yellow PagesBeaver Street Fisheries FoundationBlue Cross Blue Shield of FloridaCoker, Schickel, Sorenson & Posgay, P.A.Conrad Consulting Group*Cruise Industry Charitable FoundationDeutsche BankFedEx*Jacksonville Fraternal Order of PoliceLender Processing ServicesYvonne Lozano*Mac PapersMiller Electric CompanyPrudential FinancialPSS World Medical #Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc.Chet and Judith Smith#The Florida Times Union*The Winston Family FoundationWitten Family Foundation

$2,500 - $4,999Be The Change, Inc.Bon Appetit*DuBow Family FoundationEverBank of Florida#Florida State College at JacksonvilleSteve HalversonCSXE. Andrus Healy#Jay HowanitzKairos International*Helen LaneMedtronicRogers Towers, P.A.Selevan Family FoundationRobert SpohrerW. W. Gay Mechanical Contractors, Inc.Wachovia, a Wells Fargo CompanySteve WallaceWhisky River*

$1,000 - $2,499AT&T The Real Yellow PagesAetna FoundationAetna Giving CampaignAmerican Laser Centers*Mark BajaliaBaymeadows Self Storage*BB&TWilliam H. & Lyn C. BentleyGilchrist BergBerg Family Charitable FoundationNicole BowdenBrennan, Manna & Diamond P.L.Community First Credit Union of Florida

CSXNelson CubaDarifair FoodsJ. Bryan DowlingJames FarahFidelity National FinancialFord & Harrison LLP*G F Florida*Susan HamiltonPreston HaskellTravis HutsonInceptureIntrepid CapitalJ.P. Perry Insurance, Inc.Michael JacksonJacksonville Port AuthorityMichael & Mary Jury Marks Gray, P.A.Kathy OrrHarnish ParikhRoslyn Mixon PhillipsPremier Resources Travel*Prudential FoundationR. Roberts Gallery*Rampant Lion Tattoos*Rotary Club of San JoseRotary Club of West JacksonvilleRobert ShircliffSkanska U.S.A.Bobby SteinMary StuttsSwisher International, Inc.Patrice SymmsThe Jacksonville BankCharlie TowersPamela WilsonWinn DixieWood, Atter & Wolf, P. A.*Youth Service America

Other Financial Gifts

About Floors n More*Robin Hurst AbrahamKen AckermanJolene AdkinsAdventure Landing Water Park*Affordable Chiropractic Medicine and Physical Therapy*Alhambra Theater and Dining*Angel Care*Joseph D. Anthony III, PAAnytime Fitness*Arnold Palmer Design Company*Eleanor AshbyEd AsherAtlantic Pro Divers*Mark BaltzBank of America FoundationBaptist Health System FoundationLee-Catherine Batehbb’s Restaurant*Belks @ the Avenues*David BlackBLACKFINN American Grille*Heather Blanton*Bon Appetit*Bonefish Grill*Thomas BroussardLaura BrownShep BryanBuffalo’s Southwest Café*Diane BumgardnerCampeche Bay*Cantina Laredo*Casa Marina Hotel and Restaurant*Suzanne CashRobyn CenizalCha Bella Savannah*Cheesecake FactoryCity of Jacksonville, Office of the Mayor*Joseph ClarkBeth ClarkClaude’s Chocolate*Holly ClevelandConsolidated MaintenanceCorporate Care Works, EAPCostco Wholesale*Cynthia CoughlinHilary CrearyJennifer DeeryCharlene DeLugoSimone DiSalvoDorothy DorionWilliam DresserEast Arlington Rotary ClubEastlandElizabeth Paulson Redesign, Inc.*Randall EricksonAlex ErwinJulie Everett*Irene FarwellTracy FennFirehouse Subs*Kathleen FitzgeraldGina FlorescaFlorida Coastal School of LawRobert Franskousky

Crystal FreedEmily Marie FriendKatrina FullenkampGap Foundation Money for TimeGift Designs by Suzi*Lisa GiordanaSue GoebertusGolf Tec Southside*Cynthia GreeneTamera GurleyCarolyn HalligerJean HammerSandy HananiaMonica HarrisSarah HaskinsLindsay HaviceBethany Lynn HawleyPaul J. HealyHeekin, Malin & Wenzel, P.A.Judy HicksMichael HightowerHoly Hands Cleaning Svcs.*Bill HoustonRobin HurstIII Forks*INGNatolya IvoryTheresa JacksonJoyful Creations, Inc.*Kathy Orr & Associates*Kathleen KayeLinda B. KingDebra KnauerBrian KrulickJohn Leenhouts*Legal Art Works*Lia Sophia*Michael LiffLotus Center of Health*Ralph MancusiChristen MareshaMarker 32*Chris MasarikJohn MathisMegan E. MattocksChristine MavecKurt McAteerJessica McMullenMedure Restaurant Group*SD MercerMelanie MesserMiller’s Ale House*Mindy Black Nutrition and Life- Style Management*Miss Caroline’s Guest House & Bistro*Mochi Jax LLC*Lynn MulherinMargaret MurphyMuseum of Science and History*Henry MyersWilliam NashHeather NewcomerHeather NietzelNonprofit Center of Northeast FL, Inc.*Carmen NorthNorth Florida Sales*Now & Zen*Hazel S. OaksMichael OBrienMichael & Lynn OtrokOutback Steakhouse*Austin PatneauPet Paradise*PGA Golf Tour Academy*Pixieglas*Brian & Brenda PoldingPonte Vedra Plastic Surgery*Premier Designs, Inc.*Lynne Bassford PremingerPrice Waterhouse Coopers*PRP Wine International , Inc.*Mary RegisterRenaissance Healing Center*Thurston RobertsRobert RooksKathy RowlettRoy’s Restaurant*Mark & Kelly RubinTony RukabRuth’s Chris Steak House*Dana SargentBeverly ScheffWilliam ScheuJon SchneiderJacqui ScuncioJudith ShineSilpada*Skin Bliss by Sheri, Inc.*Kerrie SlatterySnap Fitness*Star Consulting, Inc.Suddath Van Lines*Sugar Daddy’s Wine & Food Bar *Jacquelyn M. SullivanAmy TaylorNicole Terry

The Fresh Market*The Southpoint Acupuncture and Healing Center*John TillmanTimed Exercise*Susan TowlerKara TuckerLindsay Tygart-HavicePaul VergaminiBrian VogtWalmart #6099Danielle WamplerJack WebbLesley WellsWells Fargo Community Support CampaignPat WilliamsConnie WilsonBunny WittenWorld Golf Hall of Fame*Judith ZollerPenelope Zuber

* In-kind support #Monetory dollars& in-kind support

Gifts in Honor

HandsOn Jacksonville - “Support our Community”by Mr. Harnish Parikh

Univeristy of Phoenixby Mr. Dan Macferran

Gifts in Memory

Senator Jim King & Commander (Ret.) O.S. Braddock, Jr.by Ms. Linda B. King

Mrs. Julia Szilagyiby Mr. & Mrs. Bill Auclairby Mr. & Mrs. Merle Hammerby Mr. & Mrs. Michael Juryby Mr. Michael Liffby The Southern Cycle Air Group

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