2010 Annual Report - Junior Achievement

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the three pillars of junior achievement
2010
CONTENTS
Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado, Inc.
Leadership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Territory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
21st Century Skills Forum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
JA in a Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Volunteers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Support. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
JA Golf Classic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Rock N’ Bowl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Gala Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Castle Pines-Junior Achievement Invitational . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Staff and Contact Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Chairman’s Letter
Dear Stakeholder:
Since 1954, Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado, Inc. has been at the forefront of economic education. What
started out as a single after-school club has mushroomed into sequential, integrated programming spanning the entire
K-12 curricula. Today, Junior Achievement, working in partnership with more than 200 local schools, offers 19
programs which focus on entrepreneurship, financial literacy and workforce readiness. What makes Junior
Achievement so unique is that all of the programs are taught by local business and community volunteers.
Junior Achievement’s mission of inspiring young people to value our free enterprise system is more important today
than at any time in our history. Future economic prosperity depends on our ability to foster the economic system that
has become the global leader in economic output. The wealth creation process is at the core of our ability to pass on
higher standards of living to the next generation. We need to embrace both success and failure as stepping stones to
long-term success. Most of all, we need to hold true to our values that above all else, opportunity needs to be preserved as a cornerstone
of our foundational teachings.
As you read through the 2010 Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado, Inc. Annual Report, we ask that you take a minute to ask
yourself whether or not you are doing all you can to make sure today’s young people understand and value our American Free Enterprise
System. Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado, Inc. has in place a network that delivers economic knowledge. We invite you to join
our network.
Sincerely,
Barry Straub
Chairman of the Board
LEADERSHIP
2009-2010 Board Officers
Chair
Barry Straub
FedEx Services
Chair-Elect
Leonard Miller
Schmidt Construction Company
Vice Chair-Finance
Kathy Schwindt
U.S. Bank
Vice Chair-Human Resources
Bob Walla
Ent Federal Credit Union
Vice Chair-Strategic
Planning & Investments
David Colburn
Secretary
Gary Atkins
Board Of Directors
Ron Anderson
Raymond James
Gar Anneler
UMB Bank
Maria Arias
Comcast
Charlie Baughman
Progressive Insurance
Kim Caden
Provident Pharmaceuticals
Debbie Chandler
Colorado Springs Health Partners
Tom Calvin
State Farm Insurance
Lois Carlock
Tommy Crawford
Lockheed
Matt Davis
Packaging Express
David Gardner
Great Western Bank
Immediate Past Chair
Randy Reynolds
Prudential
Rocky Mountain Realtors
Vice Chairs-At Large
Jim Hanson
USAA
Kathi Ogrodny
Benefit Reassurance
Ann Sulley
American National Bank
Elissa Washburn
T. Rowe Price
Vice Chair-Pueblo
John Linck
Goodrich Corporation
Theo D. Gregory
El Pomar Foundation
Rich Murphy
Wells Fargo Advisors
Dr. Mark Hatchell
Academy School District 20
Allen Paty
Antlers Hilton Hotel
George Harris
GE Johnson
Rita Nicholson
Wells Fargo Insurance
Garry Hill
Pepsi Bottling Group
Melanie Richey
Kaiser Permanente
Karin Kovalovsky
Air Academy Federal Credit Union
Marc R. Van Ness D.M.D.
Van Ness & Lanzisera, P.C.
David Maier
Colorado Springs Utilities
Rick Weber
Security Service Federal Credit Union
Ahmad Kassak
Hewlett-Packard
Brian Larson
FirstBank
Doug Sommer
Focus on the Family
David Warhoe
Oracle Corporation
Paul Martinez
Dynamic Solutions
Joe Westerlund
302AW Command Chief
Kirk Moen
Booz Allen Hamilton
Steve Woodford
Lon Matejczyk
Colorado Springs Business Journal
southerncolorado.ja.org
Todd Wilson
AT&T Mobility
Woodford Manufacturing
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TERRITORY
The map below defines the current operating territories of
Colorado Springs
Grand Junction
Pueblo
Eastern Plains
Gunnison
Potential growth
Glenwood Springs
Durango
Also serving Kansas counties of Cheyenne, Greely, Hamilton,
Morton, Sherman, Stanton and Wallace
Garfield
Pitkin
Mesa
Delta
Gunnison
Montrose
San Miguel
Dolores
Montezuma
Ouray
San Juan
La Plata
Hinsdale
Elbert
Lake
Teller
Chaffee
Custer
Saguache
Mineral
Archuleta
Rio Grande
Conejos
Alamosa
Costilla
Lincoln
El Paso
Fremont
Kit Carson
Cheyenne
Kiowa
Crowley
Pueblo
Otero
Huerfano
Bent
Prowers
Baca
Las Animas
Map: The Design Partnership
Cities served by Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado, Inc.
Aspen
Basalt
Beulah
Cañon City
Carbondale
Colorado Springs
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Crested Butte
Cripple Creek
Durango
Florence
Fountain
Fort Carson
Fowler
Glenwood Springs
Gunnison
Hoehne
Lamar
Manitou Springs
Monument
New Castle
Parachute
Peyton
Pueblo
Pueblo West
entrepreneurship | financial literacy | work readiness
Rifle
Rye
Silt
Trinidad
Westcliffe
Weston
PROGRAMS
Junior Achievement Programs
Elementary
Students in kindergarten through fifth grade are introduced to basic personal economic issues, and the role of families and social
responsibility in the local economy. They examine planning decisions in a city, economic resources within states and regions, and how
businesses need workers who can meet the demands of the job market. The After-School Program teaches personal financial and business
skills through innovative and fun activities. The JA curriculum is designed to tie closely with state standards.
Middle School
Already focusing on the importance of school and career, programs in sixth, seventh and eighth grade encompass business values and
decisions while reinforcing the concepts of entrepreneurship and international trade.
High School
As students’ interests and needs mature, the classroom focus turns to how economics relate to their lives. They learn basic financial
planning, workplace ethics and skills such as budgeting and investing. And through a sophisticated online simulation, many get first-hand
experience in running a virtual business. JA volunteers provide positive adult role models and lead students toward workforce readiness.
Program Impact in Southern Colorado
25,970 Students
150,234 Educational Contact Hours
The following cities had students participating in Junior Achievement programs this year: Aspen, Basalt, Beulah, Colorado Springs,
Carbondale, Crested Butte, Cripple Creek, Canon City, Durango, Fountain, Ft. Carson, Glenwood Springs, Gunnison, Hoehne, Lamar,
Manitou Springs, Monument, New Castle, Parachute, Pueblo, Pueblo West, Peyton, Rifle, Rye, Silt, Trinidad, Westcliffe, and Weston.
Total Students
Elementary School
Middle School
High School
Total
Colorado Springs
10,706
2,475
2,204
15,385
Pueblo
5,803
385
1,394
7,582
Glenwood Springs
1,585
1,000
26
2,611
Gunnison
313
64
15
392
Total
18,407
3,924
3,639
25,970
Colorado Springs
491
106
114
711
Pueblo
275
22
60
357
Glenwood Springs
85
43
1
129
Gunnison
15
5
2
22
Total
866
176
177
1,219
Total Classes
Elementary School
Middle School
High School
Total
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21st Century Skills Forum
On January 15, 2010, Junior Achievement of Southern
Colorado, Inc., teamed with sponsors and funders to
present a unique career workshop to 300 high school
students from two area school districts. Pikes Peak
Community College hosted the event, which united
volunteers from the business community, educators and
students for a glimpse of what it takes to become a
successful citizen and worker in the 21st century.
Goal
“
Graphic: The Design Partnership
Increase student interest in emerging national and global
issues and the education skills needed for related careers
in these areas.
I want to go into
the technology field
so it was really eye
opening as to what
jobs were available.
”
“
It helped me
confirm my career
choice and clarified
my priorities.
”
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JA in a Day
What is JA in a Day?
• Whole school participation
• One day delivery of JA programs
• Impacts all students/classes
• One company/organization sponsorship
• One day of volunteer time
What’s in it for a company?
• It’s fun and requires only one workday
• Team building opportunity
• Develops leadership skills
• Supports community involvement goals
• Generates positive publicity and name recognition
• Makes a difference and inspires youth
Graphic: The Design Partnership
2009-2010 Schools and Sponsoring Companies
Banning Lewis Ranch Academy
Cresson Elementary
Hunt Elementary
Rudy Elementary
STAR Academy
Stratmoor Hills Elementary
Stratton Meadows Elementary
Horizon Middle
Skyview Middle
Junior Achievement Board of Directors
Pikes Peak Rotary Club of Woodland Park
FedEx Services
T. Rowe Price
Schmidt Construction Company, Community Volunteers
Focus on the Family
JA Worldwide
Lockheed Martin
The Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce
Employees of Lockheed Martin volunteered for JA in a Day at Horizon Middle School
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SCHOOLS
School Involvement
Colorado Springs Area
District 2
Bricker (E)
Centennial (E)
Chamberlin Academy
Fox Meadow (M)
Harrison (H)
Monterey (E)
Mountain Vista Community
Oak Creek (E)
Otero (E)
Pikes Peak (E)
Sand Creek (E)
Sierra (H)
Soaring Eagles (E)
Stratmoor Hills (E)
Stratton Meadows (E)
District 3
Mesa Ridge (H)
Sunrise (E)
Talbott (E)
Webster (E)
District 8
Abrams (E)
Carson (M)
Mesa (E)
Mountainside (E)
District 11
Bristol (E)
Carver (E)
Chipeta (E)
Columbia (E)
Coronado (H)
Doherty (H)
Freedom (E)
Fremont (E)
Grant (E)
Henry (E)
Holmes (M)
Howbert (E)
Hunt (E)
Jenkins (M)
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Keller (E)
King (E)
Lincoln (E)
Madison (E)
Mark Twain (E)
Martinez (E)
McAuliffe (E)
Midland International (E)
Monroe (E)
North (M)
Nueva Ventura
Queen Palmer (E)
Rudy (E)
Russell (M)
Scott (E)
STAR Academy
Steele (E)
Taylor (E)
Tesla Educational Opportunity Center
The Bijou School
Trailblazer (E)
Wasson (H)
West (E)
West (M)
Will Rogers (E)
Wilson (E)
District 12
Broadmoor (E)
Cheyenne Mountain (E)
Cheyenne Mountain (H)
Gold Camp (E)
Pinon Valley (E)
Skyway Park (E)
District 14
Manitou Springs (E)
Manitou Springs (H)
District 20
Academy Endeavor (E)
Academy International (E)
Air Academy (H)
Antelope Trails (E)
Chinook Trail
D20 Bridges Program
Discovery Canyon Campus
Eagleview (M)
Explorer (E)
Foothills (E)
Liberty (H)
Mountain Ridge (M)
Mountain View (E)
Pioneer (E)
Prairie Hills (E)
Rampart (H)
Ranch Creek (E)
Rockrimmon (E)
The Classical Academy-North (7-12)
Woodmen-Roberts (E)
District 38
Lewis-Palmer (E)
Lewis-Palmer (H)
Monument Academy
District 49
Banning Lewis Ranch Academy
Evans (E)
Horizon (M)
Meridian Ranch (E)
Odyssey (E)
Patriot Learning Center
Remington (E)
Ridgeview (E)
Skyview (M)
Stetson (E)
District 23JT
Peyton (E)
District 9-R
Durango (H)
District CC-1
Custer County (E)
Custer County (H)
District RE-1
Cresson (E)
Cripple Creek-Victor (H)
Colorado Springs - Other
Child, Youth, & School Services-Ft. Carson
Children’s Depot
Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind
Colorado Springs Christian School
Divine Redeemer Catholic School
Partners Learning Center
Pikes Peak BOCES School of Excellence
Pikes Peak Community College (21st
Century)
Pikes Peak Prep
Scholars to Leaders Academy
Zebulon Pike Youth Services Center
Pueblo
District 60
Baca (E)
Belmont (E)
Bessemer Academy
Beulah Heights (E)
Boys and Girls Club
Bradford (E)
Carlile (E)
Cesar Chavez Academy
Columbian (E)
Corwin International Magnet
Delores Huerta Preparatory (H)
Franklin (E)
Goodnight (E)
Haaff (E)
Heaton (M)
Hellbeck (E)
Heritage (E)
Highland Park (E)
Irving (E)
St. John Neumann Catholic School
Minnequa (E)
Morton (E)
Park View (E)
Pueblo Central (H)
Pueblo South (H)
Risley (M)
Somerlid (E)
South Park (E)
Spann (E)
St. Therese Catholic School
Sunset Park (E)
District 70
Beulah (E)
Beulah (M)
Cedar Ridge (E)
Desert Sage (E)
North Mesa (E)
Prairie Winds (E)
Pueblo County (H)
Pueblo Tech Academy
Pueblo West (E)
Pueblo West Christian Academy
Rye (H)
Rye (E)
Sierra Vista (E)
South Mesa (E)
Vineland (E)
District RE-1
Harrison (E)
District RE-2
Lamar (H)
District RE-3
Hoehne (H)
Hoehne (M)
Primero (E)
Trinidad (H)
Joe Notsch of Lockheed Martin presents the JA Global Marketplace program at Horizon Middle School
Roaring Fork Valley
Aspen School District
Aspen Community
Aspen (M)
District RE-1
Basalt (M)
Basalt (E)
Waldorf on the Roaring Fork
Carbondale Community
Carbondale (M)
Crystal River (E)
Glenwood Springs (M)
St. Stephens School
Sopris (E)
Glenwood Springs (E)
District RE-2
Elk Creek (E)
Riverside (M)
Coal Ridge (H)
Cactus Valley (E)
Rifle (M)
Wamsley (E)
District 16 (Parachute)
St. John (E)
Grand Valley (M)
Gunnison Country
District RE-1J
Crested Butte Community
Gunnison (E)
Gunnison (M)
Gunnison Country - Other
Orsch (E)
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VOLUNTEERS
Elementary School (E), Middle School (M), High School (H): Number of classes taught
5 Star Bank
Amnet
Linda Reed (E)
Ralph Miller (H)
Trevor Dierdorf (E,H)
Michelle Smothers (E)
Anna Szunyogh (E)
A Step Ahead Adoption
Bank of Colorado
Denise Robinson (E)
Diane Hogan (M,H)
Dan Giovanini (M-2)
Katie Travis (E)
Virginia Valverde (E)
Academy Bank
Bank of the San Juans
Jeannie Williams (E)
Terry Darby (E-7)
Angie Beach (H)
Tyneika Williams (E)
Active Wellness Chiropractic
Candice Weigel (E,H)
Agilent
Jake Martens (E)
Air Academy Federal
Credit Union
Karin Kovalovsky (E)
Allstate Insurance
Dave Beutel (M)
Alpine Bank
Niall Byers (H)
Benefit Reassurance
Kathi Ogrodny (E-4)
BOGO Blue Value Card
James Sack (E)
Booz/Allen/Hamilton
Kirk Moen (E)
Patrice Ratterree (E)
The Broadmoor Hotel
Michelle Glorie (E)
Alpine Technology
Deborah Hendrix (E-3)
Brown, Wheeldon, Tafoya &
Barrett PC
Chris Carney (H)
Heidi Holland (H)
Brad Wolter (H)
American Cancer Society
B.J. Boucher (H)
CCV School District
Laureen Murray (E)
Alta Vista Chiropractic
Kurt Perkins (E)
Christy Baez (E-2)
Marigrace Deveyra (E-2)
Ann Giambalvo (E)
Melissa Havercamp (E-3)
Suzanne Lucas (M)
Amy Rice (E)
Ann Sulley (E-7)
Deb Watson (E-2)
Ameriprise Financial
JJ Jamison (E-2)
Carol Breglio (E-3)
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Catherine Skiles, CPA
Cathy Skiles (E-2)
Checques & Balances
Dot Caton (H)
Chick-fil-A
Rob Taylor (M)
Child, Youth and School
Services (CYSS), Fort Carson
Amanda Baldwin (E)
Dantaya Davis (E)
Peony Glenn (E)
JoAnna Lopez (E)
Barbara Moreland (E)
John Pittman (E)
Children’s Depot
Carrie Miller (E)
Ashleigh Peduzzi (E)
CIA Leavitt
Bruce Hutcheon (M)
City of Colorado Springs
Patrick Jernigan (E-6)
Coldwell Banker 1st Choice
Don Butzlaff (E)
Colorado Catholic Herald
Christopher Reynolds (M)
Colorado Home Inspectors
Ken Moon (E)
Colorado Neuropsychology
Association
Dianna Helffenstein (E-2)
Colorado Springs Business
Journal Military Newspaper
Group
Tammy Fogall (E-2)
Colorado Springs Chamber
of Commerce
Jen Furda (M)
Colorado Springs
Health Partners
Deborah Chandler (E)
Colorado Springs Sky Sox
Jon Eddy (H)
Julia Gallucci (E)
Aracely Guillen (E)
David Maier (E)
Colorado State Bank
and Trust
David Groe (E-2)
Comcast
Renee Tapia (E)
Keith Turner (M)
Dana Rojas (E-2)
Community Volunteers
Sam Adams (E)
Jeff Ahrendsen (E)
Gary Atkins (E)
Michelle Bell (E-2)
John Bell (E)
Rachael Bernard (E)
Tim Bilderback (H)
Terra-Raye Carter (E)
Joe Cascarelli (H)
Dave Colburn (H)
John Cunico (E-2)
Lisa Czelatdko (E-3)
Scott Detlof (E)
Anna Diaz (E)
Klaus Dimmler (E)
Gayle Divine (M)
Margarette Ellwell (E)
Mary Feten (E)
Alicia Ford (E)
Jerilyn Fortune (E-4)
Michelle Freddolino (M)
Karen Gentzel (E-8)
Jennifer George (E)
Michele Geraci (M)
Cindy Grey (E)
Laura Hannon (E)
Kristina Harmon (E)
Tom Hofmann (E-2)
Alysa Hopkins (E)
Melissa Hortik (M)
Andrea Husser (E-2)
Daryl Joiner (M-2, H-3)
Elizabeth Jones (E,M)
Dan Kearney (E-4, M-7)
Janet Knox(E)
Sophie Kogut (M)
Ruth Kristinsson (E-2)
Jerry Losey (M)
Al Maes (E)
Pam Maier (E)
Jason Murdock (E-2)
Randy Nelson (E)
Anna Orgeron (E-2)
Pete Page (E-6)
Tom Parker (H)
Julie Papa (E)
Haiddie Prata (E)
Jalpa Pratel (E)
Chris Richey (M)
Sarah Rose (M)
Mundi Ross (E-2, M)
Mary Russel Baucom (E-2)
Diane Salek (M)
Mary Sparks (H)
John Spidell (H)
Brad Stark (E-3)
Frank Stryganek (E)
William Sutherland (E)
John Thayer (E-2)
Lisa Travis (E)
Colleen Wade (E-6)
Ken Wasoba (M)
Dawn Webster (E)
Conspire
Lynette Crow (M)
James Dodd (M)
CSU Extension-Durango
Wendy Rice (H)
Crowne Plaza
Mary Dawson (M)
CSU-Pueblo Students
Paige Shepherd (E-3)
Nikki Hughes (E)
Custer County Government
Carole Custer (E)
The Design Partnership
Ginny Greene (E-2)
The Dierks Group
Harry Dierks (E)
Doctor Experts, Inc.
Kathleen Holcombe (E)
EF Foundation for
Foreign Study
Joey Finkbeiner (E-3, H-6)
El Paso Western Pipelines
Julie Adams (E)
Russ Clark (M)
Evelyn Spencer (E)
El Pomar Foundation
Sam Clark (E)
Kate Deeny (E-3)
Trevor Findley (E-2)
Melissa Glasser (E)
Patrice Henson (E)
Mary Alveran (E)
April Cady (E)
Rachel Cruz (H)
Jeremy Davis (E-2)
Tanya Duboue (E-2)
Keri Gass (E-2)
Tim Janvrin (E)
Sheila Malone (H)
Stephanie McCroskey (E)
Sherrie Mitchell (E-2)
Kelly Montoya (E-2)
Ryan Panariso (M)
Jon Paukovich (E)
Lori Velie (M-2)
Bob Walla (E-9)
Bridgett Yeldell (E)
ERA Shields Real Estate
Jackie McGee (M-2)
Alan Rest (E-3)
Farmers State Bank
Shari Bosco (E-2)
Jennifer Plumley Scalia (E,M)
FedEx Services
Jeff Baron (E)
Michelle Barr (E)
Erceila Butler (E)
Kathy Courson (E)
Tony Diaz (E)
Janelle England (E)
Cris Hamann (E)
Beth Houben (E)
Donna Gibbs (E)
Kip Kleinhuizen (E-2)
David LaCroix (E)
Iantha Lee (E)
Percy Lopez (E)
Greg Loveall (E)
Susan Oselio (E)
Susan Pehrson (E)
Mitch Plummer (E)
Tony Rivera (E)
Dave Smith (E)
Don Smith (E)
Barry Straub (E-2, H-2)
Greg Tabor (E)
Diane Turechek (E)
Alex Valentine (E)
Kara Vitali (E, H-2)
Michael Wagner (E)
Fountain Colony
Gary Feffer (H)
Foxworth Galbraith
Dena Cordova (H)
Fredrick Zink & Associates
Gina Allman (H)
Sherin Clarke (H)
Furry Friends
Terry Brookham (E)
GE Johnson
Rennie Bradshaw (H)
Mario Elliott (H)
Doug Finley (H)
George Harris (H)
Peter Speiser (H)
Sean Young (H)
FirstBank
Danielle Beane (E)
Zach Bunney (E,H)
Melissa Davis (E)
Brian Eschler (H)
Natasha Flores (E)
Cheryl Marceau (E)
Linda Potter (E)
Jeff Weston (E,M)
GE Tax Service Inc.
George Edie (H)
Fluke Networks
Garrett Edwards (E-4)
Hewlett-Packard
Addie Sale (E-2)
First National Bank of
Durango
Moni Grushkin (H)
Flying Horse Realty
Nate Banet (E)
Focus on the Family
Paul Batura (E)
Holly Bissey (E)
Joanna Brown (E)
Kristin Darr (E)
Cathy Ellis (E)
Jesse Florea (E)
Rhonda Frailey (E)
CoriAnne Gillen (E)
Diane Ingolia (E)
Clint Jenkin (E)
Erin Keaney (E)
Carrie Kintz (E)
Joanna Lutz (E)
Helen Mills (E)
Ron Reno (E)
Jan Schmidt (E)
Gary Schneeberger (E)
Ashley Shaw (E)
Doug Sommer (E,M)
Samantha Ward (E)
Jeremy Woodard (E)
Gervais, McCannon &
Associates
Paul Gervais (H)
Highland Commercial
Chad Moynahan (E)
Horace Mann
Dennis Jordan (M-2,H-2)
Ingersoll Rand Security
Technologies
Ana DíHondt (E)
Michael Martinka (H-2)
Brian Walls (M-3)
Integrated Financial
Planning, PC
Paul Lemmon (H)
Intel Corporation
Betty Capozzoli (E-2)
Greg Halterman (E)
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Sherry Neese (E-2)
Junior Achievement of
Southern Colorado, Inc.
Monica Gillooly (E-4)
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Penny Immel (E-5)
Dave Loose (M)
Sue McClernan (E-4)
Scott McGinnis (E-8)
JA Worldwide
Donna Abdallah (E)
Melanie Adams (E)
Linda Arguello (E)
Tim Armijo (E)
Howard Bartner (E)
Stephanie Bell (E)
Diane Birkeness (E-3)
Bob Borges (E)
John Box (E)
Pamela Casteel (E)
Jodi Conditt (E)
Lisa Connor (E)
Debbie Denmark (E)
Tom Dewar (E-6)
Allison Farr (E-3)
Mark Fiore (E)
Don Kennedy (E)
Wendy King (E)
Jeannette Lee (E-2)
Denise Maueur (E)
Beth Mazak (E)
Laurie Mozingo (E)
Laurie Onstott (E)
Marci Owen (E)
Theresa Romero (E)
Erin Sawyer (E)
Donald Sedlock (E)
Heather Spahn (E)
Debra Stinton (E-2)
Barb Ulen (E)
Arlene Wanninger (E)
JLS Appraisal Services
Joe Schmipf (E-2)
Kaiser Permanente
Melanie Richey (E-2, M)
Kids on Bikes
Lindsey Arkfeld (E)
Klein Appraisal
Claudia Klein (E-2)
Kogan Builders
Scott Smith (H)
Learning Rx
Patty Gould (E)
Natalie Speakman (E)
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Top Providers of JA Volunteers
Companies that Provided Highest Number
of Classes/Volunteers
Mitre Corporation
Sam Wootton (E-5)
James Jones (E)
Monument Academy
Julie Shook (E)
Morgan Stanley
Smith Barney
Ken Duncan (H)
T. Rowe Price – 50 classes
Lockheed Martin – 47 classes
JA Worldwide – 31 classes
Volunteer Recognition
15 years of service
Addie Sale, Hewlett-Packard
Kathy Schwindt, U.S. Bank
Doug Sommer, Focus on the Family
Bob Walla, Ent Federal Credit Union
Lockheed Martin
Matt Anderies (M)
Paul Antoinette (M)
Quincy Aragon (M)
Patrick Barrett (E-2)
Gene Bergmeier (M)
Andrea Black (E)
Kurt Bryant (M)
Tim Dare (E)
Carolyn Derr (M)
Colleen DeVries (E)
Rebecca DeWitt (H)
Bobby Dickinson (M)
Jennifer Dinges (E)
Brandon Embrey (M)
Steve Emerlander (M)
Andrew Foster (M)
Carly Friedman (E-2, M)
Mark Gillott (M)
Jason Gritters (M)
Jennifer Hassan (M)
Jessica Jacobs (M)
Donna Johnson (M)
Mike Kiernan (M)
Brooke Koclanes (M)
Stefan Kubricht (M, H-2)
Mike Nguyen (M)
Joe Notsch (E-4, M-6)
Jesse Peet (M)
Donna Ramos (M)
Scott Reina (M)
Kelly Riordan (M)
Erin Riley (E-2)
Ron Robins (M)
Cheryl Sanfilippo (M)
Mike Seay (E-2)
Mark Shaffer (M)
Chris Spadafora (M)
Patrick Stephens (M)
Brandon Sutherlin (M)
Ian Swapp (M)
Tom Tenpenney (M)
Terry Urban (M)
Irene Vasquez (M)
Sarah Zimbelman (M)
Navy Federal Credit Union
Maria Gianaros (E)
Jennifer Herzberg (E-6)
Beth James (E)
Krystal McLaughlin (E-2)
Desirae Stratton (E-2)
Megan Thompkins (E)
Leilani Woller (E-2)
NORAD
John Zentner (M)
NORTHCOM
Dave Knitt (M-2)
Optimist Club
Liz Shaw (M)
Oracle USA
Joey Hanlon (E)
David Warhoe (H-2)
Peak Opportunities
Liz Anderson (E)
Pease Financial Group
Dave Smiley (H)
Peoples National Bank
Victoria Heit (E)
Garry Hill (E)
Janet Woods (E)
Manpower
Toni Fleming (H)
Matt Ellis (H)
Peterson AFB
Dirk Anderson (M)
Memorial Health Systems
Pamper Stone (E-2)
Prepaid Legal Service
Gloria Henderson (E)
Marilyn Freeman &
Associates
Marilyn Freeman (E)
Pikes Peak
Community College
Jerry Fritz (H)
Charlie Baughman (E-2)
Jennifer Black (H-2)
Diane Farley (H)
Evette Meisel (E-2)
Shani Vegoren (H)
Prudential Rocky
Mountain Realtors
Randy Reynolds (E-3)
Regis University
Erica Allgood (E,M)
Charity Peek (M)
RMJ Capital, Inc
Larry Peek (H-2)
Rocky Mountain Bank
and Trust
Tom Havens (M)
Argy Wargo (M)
Rose Bridge Creations
Jennifer Bowers (E-4, M)
Salon 7
Stuart Blom (M)
Rick Newcomb (E)
Emily Schmidt (E)
Meryl Suckow (M)
Schmidt Construction
Company
Sharon Chavez (E)
Dan Kasson (E)
Shelby Leonard (M)
Leonard Miller (E-5)
Don Schleicher (E)
Jim Stewart (E-5)
Scott Elementary School
Michelle Tubbs (E)
Security Service Federal
Credit Union
Kyung Adams (H)
Gen Boots (H)
Val Bravo (H)
Rebecca Bumgarner (H)
Brittany Clark (H)
Felicia Davis (E)
Charadie Finkle (H)
Darla Francisco (H)
Christye Gonzalez (E-3, H-3)
Nick Grall (E-2)
Janelle Irwin (H)
Melissa Kerr (H-2)
Jason Latka (H)
Stephanie Mares (H)
Kim Martinez (E)
Savannah Peters (H)
Deyanira Rodriguez (E,M)
Sanja Romanishan (H)
Mary Schmiechen (E)
Pam Turpin (E)
Josephine Villavert (H)
Donna Williams (H)
Siemens Water
Technologies Corp.
Batina Clark (M-2)
Southwest Colorado
Federal Credit Union
Darci McMahon (H)
Stanley Financial Services
Bill Stanley (M-2)
Staples
Penny Harper (E-3)
State Farm Insurance
Tom Calvin (E-2)
Todd Colgan (E)
State Farm Insurance,
Denise Elliott Agency
Brandon Montag (H)
Stanton Chase International
Robert Shirilla (M,H)
T. Rowe Price
Tracy Aguilar (E)
Craig Angier (E)
Carrie Barry (E)
Matt Barry (E)
Jen Bishop (E)
Jonathan Bolton (H)
Dwight Bowman (E-2)
Catherine Brown (E-2)
Jen Bunke (E, H)
Jonathan Chalco (E-2)
Jason Chao (E)
Mike Cotter (H)
Austin DeBrito (E)
Joseph Delorme (E)
Sean DíGornaz (E)
Kim Ellison (E)
Lanetta Farr (E, H)
Dan Funk (H)
Stanley Gbandawa (E, H-2)
Meaghan Greene (E)
Nicole Grima (E)
Scott Honea (E)
Andrea Howell (E)
Gwen Keller (E)
Amy Kelley (E)
Rebecca Kuenn (E-2)
Danielle Macias (E)
Jeff Nelson (E, H)
Beth Niewald (E-3)
Kim Nosal (E-2)
Danielle Plumb (H)
Nik Robinette (E-2)
Wade Schmidt (E)
Erica Schneider (E)
Nicole Shipley (E)
Cory Stearman (H)
Jason Stewart (E)
Jen Suess (E-2)
Molly Sykes (E)
Bruce Wadman (E)
Barbie Walsh (E)
Elissa Washburn (E-2)
Doug Weaver (E-2)
James White (E,H)
Allison Wienholt (H)
Mickey Wienholt (H)
Dave Wilkerson (E-2)
Joel Wood (E, H-2)
Steve Wood (E)
Steve Zettlemoyer (E)
Transcendent Benefit
Consulting
Sharlene Yabe (E-4)
UCCS Faculty
Kathleen Fitzgerald (E)
UCCS Student
Sam Henry (E)
UMB Bank
Cheryl Casper (E-2)
Tamara Gormsen (E-3)
Kathleen Parsons (E-4)
Valerie Remington (E)
Greg Welch (E-2)
University of Phoenix
Anthony Davies (H-2)
Michelle Hable (E)
Thaddeus House (M)
USAA
Dana Hagood (E)
Jim Hanson (E)
U.S. Air Force
Michael Delforge (M)
Tami Toma (M-3)
U.S. Bank
Bryan Bari (E)
Chrystal Christian (E)
Kevin Davis (E)
Amber Dodge-Pike (E)
AJ Hoerth (E)
Marci Law (E-2)
Kathy Schwindt (E-2)
Denice Thanner (E)
Vectra Bank
Shannon Hellman (E-2)
Webster University
Tiffany Noe (M)
Laraine Saldivar Gillespie (M)
Wells Fargo Bank
John Francis (H)
Tom Maher (M)
Renato Obregon (M)
Elise Poole (E)
Wells Fargo
Home Mortgages
Herminio Maldonado (E-4)
Wells Fargo
Insurance Services
Kathy Francis (E-3)
Rita Nicholson (E-3, M-2)
Jill Russo (E-3)
Sabrina Swink (E-4)
Jennifer Walker (E-5)
Steve Woodford (E)
Woodland Park Rotary
Sue Greene (M)
Ed Leech (E)
Eric Murray (E)
Bob Vollaire (E)
X-Ray Service and
Supply, Inc.
Al Williams (E-7)
Zurich North America
Dan MacDonald (E-3)
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SUPPORT
Top Funders
$15,000 +
Everest University Online
FedEx Services
USAA
Walmart Foundation
$10,000 to $14,999
Antlers Hilton
Colorado Springs
AT&T
Comcast
Daniels Fund
GE Johnson Construction
GHX
Security Service Credit Union
T. Rowe Price
$5,000 to $9,999
Colorado Lending Source
Colorado Springs
Business Journal
Colorado Springs
Health Partners
El Paso Western Pipelines
FirstBank of El Paso County
& Colorado Springs
Hewlett-Packard
JA Worldwide
Key Foundation
Lockheed Martin
Paul Martinez
Sam’s Club
State Farm
Insurance Companies
U.S. Bank
Weathercraft Company
Volunteer JJ Jamison leads a JA in a Day program at Cresson Elementary School
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$2,500 to $4,999
Air Academy
Federal Credit Union
The Broadmoor Hotel
Colorado Technical University
Dave & Carolyn Colburn
Dr. Mike Brown
Dr. Timothy Hall
Garry Hill
Gary Backstrom
Howard & Pam Bartner
Industrial Printers
J. C. Penney
Joe Woodford
Lary Lippert
Peter Grady
Randy Reynolds
Rent-A-Center
Rich Murphy
Durango, CPA’s
Wells Fargo Insurance Services
$1,000 to $2,499
Allstate Insurance Foundation
El Pomar Foundation
Gary & Jane Loo
George Edie
Great Western Bank
Home Builders Association
HSBC
Jeanne Ekle
Joslyn Charitable Trust
Kaiser Permanente
Katherine H. Loo
Ken & Judy Wasoba
LexisNexis
Marc R. Van Ness, DMD, PC
Maria Aries
Matt Collins
Mountain View
Electric Association
Northrop Grumman
Nor’wood
Development Corporation
Packaging Express
Phil Lane
Qwest
Steve & Kristin Woodford
TEKsystems
UMB Bank of Colorado
Velcon Filters
Westone Labs Inc.
$500 to $999
5 Star Bank
Ann Sulley
Bain Corp.
Barry Straub
Best Way Disposal
Brown & Associates, LLC
Cheryl Campbell
Classic Companies
Coca-Cola
Colorado Machinery
Colorado Springs Flea Market
Concrete Coring Co.
David Loose
Dillie & Kuhn
Dr. Lawrence Wang
Elissa Washburn
Frank & Jane Evans
Jim Johnson
Gary Atkins
Kathy Schwindt
LX Printing
Matt Davis
Mike & Kathi Ogrodny
Murray Weiner
Nancy Brown
Navakai
Paisano Unlimited
Penrose Elementary School
Pikes Peak Kiwanis Club
Rampart Plumbing &
Heating Supply Inc.
Rick Weber
Rita Nicholson
Waste Management
of Southern Colorado
Wayne & Jan Booker
Wells & West
General Contractors, Inc.
SPECIAL EVENTS
One hundred and twenty five friends of Junior Achievement of
Southern Colorado, Inc. supported the 7th Annual JA Golf Classic,
presented by GE Johnson Construction Company on Friday, August
7, 2009 at Cheyenne Shadows Golf Club at Fort Carson. This year,
the Outback Steakhouse team comprised of David Fly, Chad Helms,
Matthew McMunn and Chad Reynolds stole the trophy away from
the reigning champions, the Colorado Springs Business Journal.
The popular tournament netted $15,213 to support
Junior Achievement programs.
Presenting Sponsor
Additional Sponsors
Nine Hole Sponsors
Million Dollar
Hole-In-One
Challenge
Lunch
In-Kind Sponsors
Awards Sponsor
Putting Contest
Beverage Cart
Hole Sponsors
Antlers Hilton Colorado Springs
Crandall, Christensen & Associates
Craddock Companies
Infront Webworks Inc.
JA Worldwide – Howard Bartner
TEKsystems
Golf Classic Foursomes
Alpine Casting
AT&T
Dave Colburn Team
Colorado Machinery
Colorado Springs Business Journal
Cukjati
Dillie & Kuhn
FedEx
FirstBank
GE Johnson Construction Company
JA Worldwide
Mountain View Electric Association
Navakai
Outback Steakhouse
Pikes Peak Kiwanis Club
Qwest
T. Rowe Price
UMB Bank
USAA
Waste Management
Wells Fargo Insurance Services #1
Wells Fargo Insurance Services #2
Wells & West General Contractors, Inc.
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Rock N’ Bowl
More than 1,000 individuals from 33 area businesses
raised $81,017 during the 2010 Junior Achievement
“ELVIS” Rock N’ Bowl. Once again USAA came in as the top
fundraising company with 27 teams participating for a total of
$7,877.65 raised.
A special thanks to Rock N’ Bowl Chair Barry Straub of FedEx
Services and to FedEx for being the presenting sponsor.
Corporate sponsors included Colorado Springs Health Partners,
Great Western Bank, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and
Pepsi Bottling Group. And we want to thank the Chik-fil-A cow
for making a personal appearance.
Presenting Sponsor
Host Venue
Corporate Sponsors
“Ah, thank you very much” says a team from El Paso Corporation
Lane Sponsors
Antlers Hilton Colorado Springs
FirstBank
NextTech Solutions
TEKsystems
U.S. Bank
Bowlers got into the “Jail House Rock” theme
Participating Companies (Number of Teams)
Comcast
Colorado Technical University
Dynamic Solutions
El Paso Corporation
FedEx Services
FirstBank
Great Western Bank
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11
7
14
2
1
1
23
1
15
13
1
Fundraisers donned Elvis capes and wigs for the event
GE Johnson Construction Company
Hewlett-Packard
JA Worldwide
Kaiser Permanente
Lockheed Martin
LX Printing
Martinez Elementary School
McGinnis GMAC Realty
Navy Federal Credit Union
Paisano Unlimited
9
2
2
1
9
1
1
1
1
4
1
Penrose Elementary School
2
3
Security Service Federal Credit Union 12
T. Rowe Price
8
TEKsystems
1
U.S. Bank
4
USAA
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Marc Van Ness, D.M.D.
2
7
Woodmen-Roberts Elementary School 3
17th Annual Gala Auction
Summit Sponsors
More than 400 guests gathered for the 17th Annual
Junior Achievement “Roaring ‘20s” Gala Auction on
Saturday, May 8, 2010 at the Antlers Hilton in
downtown Colorado Springs. George Whitesell and
His All Stars featuring Jill Watkins provided the
evening’s entertainment and News 13 KRDO’s Jon
Karroll served as Master of Ceremonies as patrons
bid on hundreds of items donated by the local
business community. A total of $55,000 was raised
for Junior Achievement programs. A special thank
you to the 2010 Gala Auction Committee members:
Liz Anderson, Kathi Ogrodny, Kathy Schwindt, Jan
Booker, Ann Sulley and Melanie Richey.
Robert L. Garner (pictured left)
was honored at the Gala Auction with the
“Gary Backstrom Spirit of Achievement Award”
for “Sustained and Meaningful Leadership” to
Peak Sponsors
Entrepreneur Table Sponsors
AT&T
Dr. Lawrence Wang
El Pomar Foundation
Packaging Express
Tom Dewar and Friends
USAA Property & Casualty
U.S. Bank
Auction Donors
AAA Rental Center
A Carpet Doctor
aba Tina
Academy Best Western Hotel
Adarand Constructors Inc.
Air Force Academy
Athletic Association
All Breed Rescue and Training
Allegiant Air
Alpine Chef Catering
American Furniture Warehouse
Liz Anderson
Ron Anderson
Gar Anneler
Antlers Hilton
Anton Nash, LLC
Arapahoe Basin Ski Area
Maria Arias
Art Bank
Gary Atkins
AT&T
Auto Tech Plaza
Gary Backstrom
Bambino’s
Charlie Baughman
Beads by Design
Bella Studios
Biaggi’s Restaurant
Black Bear Restaurant
Blue Fox Photography
Jan and Wayne Booker
Boutte’s Lifestyle Portraits
Box Camera
Photos And Framing
Briarhurst Manor Estate
Bronco Billy’s Steakhouse
Kate Brunz
Buckley Vision Institute
Tom Calvin
Canine Campus
Lois Carlock
Carlos’ Bistro
Carl’s Jr.
Debbie Chandler
Robin Chandler
Charlie Brown’s
Goodtime Travel
Chef ’s Catalog
Cheyenne Canon Inn
Cheyenne Mountain Resort
The Country Club of Colorado
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
Chief Petroleum
Chopsticks Asian Bistro
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Barbara Clark
Club at Flying Horse
Tom Cobb
David Colburn
Patty Coldwater
Colorado Fishing Adventures &
Broadmoor Sporting Classics
Colorado Springs
Balloon Classic
Colorado Springs
Business Journal
Colorado Springs Country Club
Colorado Springs Flea Market
Comcast
Compleat Games and Hobbies
Gene Contreras
Continental Cleaners
Costco
Courtyard by Marriott
Craftwood Inn
Crandall, Christensen
& Associates, Inc.
Tommy Crawford
Colorado Springs
Health Partners
Cukjati
Curves
Matt Davis
Ray Denny
Derby Dance & Music Arts
Tom and Tina Dewar
Divers Reef
DSI Professional Restoration
Durango & Silverton
Narrow Gauge Railroad
Dynamic Solutions
Sherry Edwards
Dr. Jeremiah Ellias
Elly Blue
El Pomar Foundation
Engineered Landscapes
Extended Stay America
Facelogic
Fairfield Inn
Fargo’s Pizza Co.
Firestone Complete AutoCare
FirstBank
Fitness Focus
Five Guys Burgers & Fries
Flying W Ranch
Focus on the Family
Fountain Creek Productions
Front Range Barbeque
Garden of the Gods Gourmet
Garden of the Gods
Visitor and Nature Center
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David Gardner
GE Johnson Construction
Ghost Town Museum
Ginny Greene
Giuseppe’s Restaurant
Gold Fingers Jewelry
Randy Gradishar
Great Clips
Great Harvest Bread Company
Great Western Bank
Theo Gregory
Brian Larson
Laser Quest
Lawn Doctor
Little London Cake Shop
Little Nepal
LJ Promotional Products
Lockheed Martin
Longaberger - Pat Arkfeld
Lotus Salon & Spa
Louie’s Pizza
Loveland Ski Area
Mary and Leonard Miller (incoming JA board chairman)
Jim Hanson
George Harris
Dr. Mark Hatchell
Jim Hayes
Garry Hill
Hobbytown
Holden House
Bed & Breakfast Inn
Hollydot Golf Course
Homewood Suites by Hilton
Humane Society
of the Pikes Peak Region
Industrial Printers
Hyatt Place
Island Orchid
iT’Z Family Fun Center
Jula Salon and Spa
Junior Achievement
of Southern Colorado, Inc.
JA Worldwide
Kaiser Permanente
Karin Kovalovsky
Kool K9’s Dog Training
La Casita Patio Cafe
Lamar Outdoor Advertising
Lucky Dog Resort
Luisa Graff Jewelers
MacKenzie’s Chophouse
Manitou & Pikes Peak
Railway Co.
Mardel Christian
and Education Store
Margarita at Pine Creek
Marigold Cafe & Bakery
Paul Martinez
Lon Matejczyk
Melting Pot
Rebekah Metzger,
Remember When...Photography
Leonard Miller
Monarch Ski
& Snowboard Area
Mountain Man Nut & Fruit Co.
Mozaic
George Murphy
Richard Murphy
Rita Nicholson
North Springs Acupuncture
Nosh
Northeast Chiropractic
Laser Therapy
Novus Glass
Kathi Ogrodny
Out of the Box
Overhead Door Company
of Colorado Springs
Packaging Express
Patsy’s Candies
Allan Paty
Payless Wine and Liquor
Peak Opportunities
Pepsi Bottling Company
Pet City - Chapel Hills
P. F. Chang’s
Peak Opportunities
Phantom Canyon Brewing Co.
Phelan Gardens
Pikes Peak Acura
Planet Granite
Ed Posa
Postal Annex
Pressed 4 Time
Jan Pro
Quality Rubber Stamps
Regina’s Unique Boutique
Residence Inn
Randy Reynolds
Rich Designs Home
Melanie Richey
RMC Distributing
Rocky Mountain Cycle
Rodeway Inn
James Rothe
Royal Gorge Bridge & Park
Royal Gorge Route Railroad
Rudy’s Little Hideaway
Rutledge’s
Salon Elite
Salus
Salzman Real Estate
Sam’s Club
Santa’s Workshop
Kathy Schwindt
Security Service Federal
Credit Union
Serranos Coffee
Sheldon’s Luncheonette
Sinton Dairy
Skate City
Ski Cooper
Sky Sox Baseball
Doug Sommer
Southside Johnny’s
Speirs Clinic for Plastic Surgery
Spencer’s Lawn and Garden
CenterSport Clips
Sports Stuff You Need
Starbucks
Starlyn’s Chocolates
Barry Straub
Success Training
Ann Sulley
Sunlight Mountain Resort
T. Rowe Price
Tabeguache Steakhouse
Tarryall River Ranch
Texas Roadhouse
The Blue Star
The Broadmoor Hotel
The Design Partnership
The Famous
The Food Designers
The Knight Watch
The Lettuce Head Restaurant
The Melting Pot
The Peppertree
The Strater Hotel
Tire Centers, LLC
Tire World Auto Repair Centers
Toad Hollow Vineyards
U.S. Taekwondo Center
UMB Bank
U.S. Bank
U.S. Olympic Center
USAA Property and Casualty
USA Triathlon
Van Ness, Benning
and Lanzisera
Van Ness & Lanzisera, P.C.
Anthony Vecciarelli, MD
Veda Salon & Day Spa
VisuElle, LLC
Vitamin Cottage
Waldron’s Photography
Bob and Jeanine Walla
Walter’s Bistro
Dr. Lawrence Wang
David Warhoe
Ken and Judy Wasoba
Water Works Car Wash
Rick Weber
Wells Fargo Bank
Joe Westerlund
Todd Wilson
Steve Woodford
Woodmoor Pines Golf
and Country Club
YMCA - Briargate
YMCA - Garden Ranch
Zerbe Jewelers
George Whitesell and His All Stars working the crowd
One of only six remaining Roaring 20s-era Abadal Buicks took the spotlight at the Gala Auction at the Antlers Hilton Colorado Springs
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Castle Pines - Junior Achievement Invitational
The weather was spectacular for the 2010 Castle Pines – Junior
Achievement Invitational played on May 27 and 28, 2010. Golfers
were treated to two days of world-class golf at the PGA-level
course, luxurious overnight accommodations at the Castle Pines
Cottages, meals prepared by the Castle Pines chef, and priceless
camaraderie.
The Tournament agenda included a two man, best-ball, modified
International Stableford scoring system. Special thanks to our 2010
hosts, James B. Hayes and Marc Van Ness, Mr. Jack Vickers for
inviting us to play at Castle Pines and Randy Reynolds for serving
as the event chair. 2010 marked the 8th year of the Castle Pines Junior Achievement Invitational.
Taking honors at the Invitational were (L to R) Randy Reynolds,
Marc Van Ness, Jace Barbin and Jim Hayes.
The 2010 Castle Pines - Junior Achievement Invitational
Champions are the team of Marc Van Ness and Jace Barbin
Tournament Participants
Jace Barbin
Kurt Blasena
Kent Bowman
Mike Brown
Matt Collins
John Fleming
Rob Gillespie
Peter Grady
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Tim Hall
Jim Hayes
Bruce Johnson
Larry Lippert
Randy Reynolds
Alex Smith
Marc Van Ness
Todd Wilson
Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado, Inc. Board Members (L to R)
Marc Van Ness, Todd Wilson, Randy Reynolds.
The signature 18th hole at Castle Pines Golf Club
CONTACT
Colorado Springs
419 W Bijou, Colorado Springs, CO 80905
Phone: (719) 636-2474 Fax: (719) 636-5232
David Loose, President and C.E.O.
[email protected] (719) 636-2474 Ext 21
Nancy I. Brown, Director of Education & District Operations
Scott McGinnis, Director of Accounting
Penny Immel, Manager of Special Events
Monica Gillooly, Manager of Volunteer Relations
Sue McClernan, Manager of Educator Relations
Pueblo
601 N. Main St., Suite 221, Pueblo, CO 81003
Phone: (719) 546-9506 Fax: (719) 595-9481
Diana Gifford, Managing Director
[email protected] (719) 546-9506
Heather Clark, Manager of Volunteer and Educator Relations
Roaring Fork Valley
915 School St., Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Phone: (970) 404-7722
Sharon Brady, District Manager - Roaring Fork Valley
Gunnison Country
PO Box 1, Crested Butte, CO 81224
Phone: (970) 275-8137
Jeff Buehler, Board Chair - Gunnison Country
[email protected]
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2010 Annual Report - Junior Achievement

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