2004-2005 ODKF Annual Report

President's Message
As I leave the Board after six years, I
marvel at the transformation that has
occurred w ith The O utrigger D uke
Ka hanamo ku Foundation. First and
foremost, of course, is the increased
amount of scholarships and grants that
the Foundation dispensed this year to
Hawai' i's young athletes. "Everybody
loves Duke" and the generosity of our
donors clearly proves that observation.
This year we reached a new high of
almost $80,000 dispensed in scho larships
and grants - nearly do uble the amount
from six years ago. The scholarships we
give truly change the lives of many
recipients. The sincere appreciation
our awardees express at our Mahalo
Luncheon makes the thousands of
volunteer hours that our Board members,
O utrigger C m oe Club members, and
friends of Duke spend for our causes,
all worth it!
just as important, however, in this
transformation of the Foundation is the
ever stronger focus on nourishing and
promoting the legacy of Duke to as wide
an audience as possible, through events
such as the annual August Ho'olaule'a in
Wa ikiki and the Duke's Sports and Fitness
Day. Four years ago, the Foundation
found new vigor in the first Ho' olaule' a
with the unveiling of the Duke postal
stamp and we are still riding that wave.
This year's Fourth Annual Duke
Ho'ol;lllle'a was a major community and
tourist event in Wa iki ki, w ith many
thanks to the event's organizer (and next
year's most capable ODKF President), jim
Fulto n. Through events such as this,
O DKF teaches Hawai' i, and indeed, the
world com munity, to appreciate Duke as
the embodiment of Aloha and athletic
achievement. This message of ODKF was
best expressed by Fred Hemmings in his
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recorded" 1/wraiiau I .'1- 1-1 (I!!C'
dir. n•cord and t!t f' 1/, r oiioll '
Opt'll IOO.fi·eestylt• Lo11g Co11rsr
record at tlw s,n·edo .It:
Cltampion~llliJs of lrrillc'. (' I.
remarks about Duke in the August KGMB
special on D uke that premiered at the
August Ho'olaule'a: "Young people
should really learn about Duke and
realize that he's an example of w hat
really counts in life, the values that count
in life and the values that can't be measured in dollars and cents, or with trophies
or accolades, but the values that separate
1-lawai'i from other parts of the world,
the value of relationships, the value of
appreciation of nature, all the blessings
we have here in 1-/awai'i and the val ue of
who we are as people 10 each othe1:"
ODKF va lues its special relationship with
the Ou trigger Canoe Club and I am
pleased we were able to strengthen that
relationship this year, as evidenced by the
fundraising event at the Club where
specially painted canoe paddles '"'ere
auctio ned off at a great party, w ith the
proceeds going to the Foundation.
Another highlight of the year was the
Fundraising Auction at Hula Grill
:lt!tletic Cmult•c A:t•kon
7rtJHIITfl trrote that !te
su·wu !tis persomd /}('sf at
t/11• :!00.? Z ollt's Cumpelitioll
;, Salt /,,kt• Cit,1:
Wa ikiki, through the generous assistance
of T.S. Restaurants w ho, as operators of
Duke's restaurants, remain our largest
contributor. Th is Auction was a great
party, and w ill be a regular event.
I am also pleased to note that the ODKF
board recently authorized honoring our
ret iri ng Board m ember, M r. W ilmer "Bill"
Morris, by naming him a LIFE BOARD
MEMBER. Bill is the first person to be
so honored.
W hen it comes to serving Duke, noth ing
less than one's best effort is acceptable.
Your Foundation, through its dedicated
board members and generous donors,
gave it that best effort thi s yea r and OKDF
has never been better.
M'?nd lmua,
Ernest "Cary" M oore, Ill
2004-2005 President
The Outrigger Duke Kaha11r111wktt fi'oundatiou supfJOrts lhr Ortlri.gp;er Canoe Club with g muls to
!told the Cliue Ma1111 Pa dd/('board Ruces all(/t!te II alter./. JVJacfarlane Regalia each Sllllllftet:
O U TR I GGLR
DUKE
KAHA N AMOkU FO UNDATION 2 004-20 05
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OUTRIGGER DUKE
KAH~N~MOKU FOUNDATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
GRANT RECIPIENTS FOR 2004-20 05
2005-2006
Tcu indivich1nls and cight<..•Pn dubs wcoivt'd granls. There were thirty sludcnl-i!lhlciC!t JCCcivin•! rullouc aid
in the ~mounts f10m $500 to $2,000 :~nd of lhc!'e 25 were w omen. The w inners came from Molok.1'l. Maui,
Kilun'i, the Big Island and O'ahu.
Jim Fulton
Total for Teams/Events - $25,722
ATHLETIC GRANTS
- PRESIDENT
Duke Kahanamoku Sports & t=itness Day (Oahu)
Boys & Girls Club
USAV National Tournament (Denver)
1.-iaili Women's Volleybnll Team
Competitions (Oahu & California)
Hawaili t\mateufi Surfing Assn
US J.r. l eam 'trials (New Yor~)
Ht1waili Canoe & Kayn~ Team
Purchase i'nddles
Hawni'i Canoe & Ka)rak Team-Knunl
National Championships (Wyoming)
Hawai' i HS Rodeo Assn
Kahanamoku Water Sports & Fitness Day (Oahu)
Duke
Hawai'i Nat'l Guard Youth Challenge Academy
Championships (Montana)
Regional
Hawaiian Island Twisters
California Finals/AAU Volley Fest (California)
lmua Na Opio '0 Maui Volleyball Club
Youth Training Program
lanikai Canoe Club
leilehua vs Jumonji Swim Competition Uapan)
leilehua HS Swim Team
Junior Olympic Championships (Utah)
Maunalani Volleyball Club- U'IJ's
Toots Mineville Regatta (Oahu)
Na Opio Canoe Race Assn
4th of July ,\·\adarlane Regatta (Waikiki)
Outrigger Canoe Club
Cline-Mann Paddleboard Race (Honolulu)
Outrigger Canoe Club
Memorial World Championships (Oahu)
Redwings Memorial Events
Surfers Healing Autism Camp (Maui & Oahu)
Surfers Healing Foundation
USLA Nationals Compatitions (Virginia)
Team Hawaii
Fray Heath
-VICE PRESIDENT
Edward Richardson
-VICE PRESIDENT
Malia Kamisugi
-SECRETARY
Easton Manson
-TREASURER
Wink Arnott
Patrick Dugan
Tiare Finney
Judy Pietsch
ATHLETIC GRANTS
Total for Individuals- $7,325
Briuany Beauchan
Charle> Bell
Andrew Bussey
Cedric (aires
Aleia Monden
Christel Simms
Kekoa Taparra
Kiane Taparra
Deron Verbeck
Derek Wong
Swim Meets (California)
Junior Olympics (Kentucky!
Flatwater Kayak World Championships (Croatia)
Surf Meets (California & Hawaii)
Diving Competitions (Florida)
Swim Meets (California & Maui)
Swim Meets (Caifornia, Washington & llawaii)
Swim Meet (Utah)
AID A World Championship> (Switzerland & France)
NSSA (Hawaii)
Atltletic Crautee.
Hrillam · /Jeauchan .
qualiji~dfor the :!00'>
()~pnpic '!i·ials
Malia Schreck
Phil Sevier
David Shoji
Perry Sorenson
Diane Stowell
Gregory C. Wunderl ich
Wilmer C. Morris
SCHOLARSHI P GRANTS
LIFEMEMBER
Name
Foundation Administrative
Services Provided by:
Organizations Management,
LLC
Mailing Address:
ODKF
P.O. Box 2498
Honolulu, Hawai'i 96804
Phone: (808) 545-4880
Fax:
(808) 532-0560
Website :
www.dukefoundation.org
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Lifeguwds j i·om '/h un
1/awaii t;ompetf' in the
l i.)IA N otionu/.1·
ComtH' Iit ion in
l'i 1ginia /Jeacft (hlue <\.·
11 hite mps)
DUK E
Virgin ia Agu ilar
Sean Aoyagi
Jeffery Casebier
Leslieann Casino
Lauren Cheape
Kekai Crabbe
Leilani Dimond
jason Fung
Fallan Kahlbaum
D ana Kaio
Lacey Lavarias
jennifer Lindsey
Larisa Luehrs
Serena Makai wi
Celeste M anuia
Chelsea Meyer
Sara Mirels
Kimberly M oore
Sarah M orihara
Liane Na kazawa
Kealaonapua O ' Sullivan
Janet Plescia
Leoho'onani Reyes
Garrett Sakimae
Kristin Simunovich
Emalia Suehiro
Evone Wong
Lehuanani Yap
Ivy Yi
Camero n Zachery
KA I-IA N A M OkU
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Total $43,500
Sport
Vo ll eybn ll
Water Polo
Ro w ing/Paddling
Volleyball
WAter Polo
Volleyball
Water Polo
W aler Polo
Volleyball
Volleyball
Volleyball
Surfing
Water Polo
SwimminW'A'ater Polo
Volleyba lf
Rowing
Water Polo
Swimming
Swimming/Water Po lo
Surfing/Swimm ing
Swimmi nW'Afater Polo
Volleybalf
Swimming/Water Polo
Women's Volleyball-mgr.
Swimming
Swimm ing
Swimm ing
Volleyball
Sw imming
Pad dling
FOU N DAT TO N
2 004- 2 00 5
Collepe
Hig l1 School
H ardtn-Simmon s Un iversity
Wa imea H S
Chnrninade U niversity
Mid-Pac ific Institute
Pu naho u Schoo l
H awaii Pacific Univ ersity
Molokai High School
Un iv ersity of H aw ai i-Manoa
M i lilan i
Pepperd ine University
Kameharneha Schools
Konawaena H S
A ir Force A cademy Prep
Honolu l u W aldorf HS
Universily of Sa n Diego
Kalaheo High School
Concordia Universily
M aui Hjgh School
University of U tah
lo lani School
University of Hawaii-Manoa
Kapaa
San Diego State University
Kahuku High School
BYU-Hawaii
Leilehua High School
University of Hawaii-Hilo
Waiakea H igh School
University of Notre Dame
Kamehameha Schools
University of the Pacific
Kah uku High School
Moanalua H igh School St. Mary's
University of Hawaii-Manoa
Leilehua
University of San D iego
Kapaa
Cal State Univ., Long Beach
Kamehameha Schools
University of H awaii-Manoa
Pahoa H igh School
University of San D iego
Kam ehameha Schools
Seattle U n iversity
Kauai
Dartmouth
Punahou School
University of Hawaii-Man oa
King Kekau like
Creighton University
M aui H .S.
Hawaii Pacific Un iversity
N anaku l i
University of D enver
Kalani
University of H awaii-Windward
Kahu ku
usc
usc
ANNUAL MAHALO LUNCHEON
Presidenl Cw:y Jlloom ((ddt·esst•s tlw
audience while ellll't't', f(l ION '! 'V:l\
Jai Cw111ing ltam toails his tum
ach year the Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku
Foundation hosts a luncheon to honor its donors, grantees
and volunteers. A wonderful turnout of eighty-three
guests attended this year's luncheon on July 18 at the
Cual'!t Shoji af((l l'n •sidt•nl ,1/oon ·
Outrigger Canoe Club.
{Jf'('SNII !iereno ,1/akaill'i tl'illt lll'r
c/f('r/.'. S erl'na fl't ts also 11 SfJI'ftkl't'
Special guests included Marilyn Haine and Kisi Haine
who represented famil ies who have established Board
Designated Funds within the Foundation. (See article on
page 6)
a/ !Ill' lw/('//I'Q/1 .
200.5 , 'cftolat:~ln/J and II!tiel ir
Gran/ ltrardt•t•s
KHON TV2's Jai Cunningham served as master of
ceremonies for this event. Special guest speakers included
Board member and UH Wa hine Volleyball Coach, Dave
Shoji, scholarship grantees Serena Makaiwi, who was
heading off to BYU-Hawaii (swimming and water polo),
Kristin Simunovich, who is competing in swimming at
Dartmouth and spoke of her college experiences, and
Chris Ball, representing Athletic grantee Hawaii Canoe &
Kayak Team.
/Joarcl .!/em bers S lwron Brotl'll and A.'t•il!t
.'ileiu er !tare ~anc~ t · !/a/1 auiO{!I'flfllt ('()pies td'
lwr book. /Juke I CrNtl 1/mrniiou
200.5 .1/alw /o Lunclu•on llleudet's
Volunteers honored at the luncheon serve the Foundation
in a myriad of ways. They lead the organization and
provide their expertise ill the board level, work on speci<JI
events such as selling T-shirts at the 4th of July Macfarlane
Regatta, work on the Fundraising Auction event, lead
community outreach projects such as the Duke
Ho'olaule' a and the Duke Sports & Fitness Days, review
grant applications and tirelessly support the organization
year after year.
ODKF also acknowledged and presented lei to the year's
major donors, known ns Duke Gold Medalists. (See
donor list on page 7.)
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FO UND ATIO N
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The Boys and Girls Club
Duke Kahanamoku Sports and Fitness Day
The Boys and Girls Club Duke Kahanamoku Sports and Fitness Day
took place on April 2, 2005 at Lagoon #4 near the marina at Ko Olina.
About 235 kids from clubs all over the island, ranging in ages from 8 to
14, ilrTived at the lagoon by bus around 8:00 a.m. where staff and
volunteers handing out different colored surf jerseys greeted them.
They were divided into groups of 50 to 60 by jersey color and sent to
the HMSA stretching station to start the day. There were four activity
stations which consisted of volleyball with Dave Shoji and Wahine
volleyball players, a 6 man canoe clin ic run by many volunteers with
paddling backgrounds, a lifeguard station run by City & County
lifeguards (partici pating in many fun events and learning life saving
techniques) and surfing with HIC pros (with 20 surfboards in the water
at a time). Each group spent 50 minutes at each station then had a
10-minute break to rotate and start again. Thanks to the crew from
Duke's Restaurant who served up juicy hamburgers, jumbo hot dogs,
fruit, ch ips and juice. At 1:10 p.m. the event was finished and the kids
got back on the buses with a great time had by all! The sth Duke
Kahanamoku Sports and Fitness day is coming in April 2006.
Hawaii National Guard Youth Challenge Academy
Duke Kahanamoku Water Sports and Fitness Day
Among its good deeds, ODKF is helping at-risk teens with its support of the Hawaii National Guard Youth
Challenge Academy. It's a partnership that's now in its third year and is making a positive impact on underpriviledged youths who want to turn their lives around. ODKF has provided $8,000 in educational scholarships for
graduates, and also sponsors the annual Duke Kahanamoku Water Sports and Fitness Day at Ko Olina Lagoon for
program cadets. With support from other sponsors like Outrigger Canoe Club, Hui Nalu Canoe Club, Honolulu
City and County Lifeguards, and See ' n Sea Scuba, the Water Sports and Fitness Day uses a busy schedule of fun
outdoor activities to impress on these youths the values of personal responsibility, teamwork, fellowship and
leadership- all qualities that Duke exemplified.
The Hawaii N<1tional Guard Youth Academy is a magnificent
program that ODI<F is proud to support. It is a voluntary 18month residential program that is drug free and stresses •
discipline, academic preparation, leadership development,·
physical fitness and post-graduate placement in jobs,
continued education or military service. Now in its tenth year,
the Academy has graduated more than 1,600 cadets who have
earned their high school diplomas.
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The Fourth Annual Duke's Ho' olaule'a
The Fourth Annual Duke's Ho'olaule'a was a five-day tribute (Aug. 24-28) to Duke Kahanamoku's legacy
and the beneficiaries of his greatness. Presented by the Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation and
supported by numerous community-minded sponsors, it had something of fun and interest for everyone.
Highlights included Olympic Gold Medalist Aaron Peirsol swimming and surfing, Surf Polo at the Kapahulu
Groin, the Waterman Challenge, the Hawaiian Airlines Legends Surf Classic, a special Duke documentary
aired by KGMB, a Duke-themed Brunch on the Beach and a moving lei-draping ceremony of Duke's statue.
Most importantly, the Ho'olaule'a supported ODKF's mission to provide college scholarships and grants for
Hawai'i's outstanding young scholar-athletes. lmua ODKF!
OUTRIGGI R DUKE
KAHA N AMOk U F OU N DAT I O N 2 004 - 2005
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THE PURPQ SE of the Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation is to financially support the development of individuals and organizations that perpetuate the spirit and legacy of Duke Kahanamoku. • ODKF accomplishes this by encouraging athletes and scholars whose endeavors will contribute to the growth and
development of athletics in Hawai' i; supporting athlet ic events and participation by teams and individuals in local, national and international competition; supporting individuals in furthering their education; and assisting in preserving, perpetuating and developing sports which have a special cultural or historical significance to Hawai' i.
BOARD DESIGNATED FUNDS
There are seven ODKF
Board Designated Funds.
Muriel Macfarlane Flanders Fund:
Established by Muriel Flanders to
support water sports in H awai' i, to
perpetuate the Macfarlane Fourth o f
july Regatta and to honor the
accomplishments of Duke Paoa
Kahanamoku. Through this Fund
this gracious lady's legacy w ill
surely endure.
Terrence McCarthy Fund:
Established by Terrence McCarthy in
memory of her husband Edmond
McCarthy, w ho firmly believed in
the combination of athletics and
education. Mrs. M cCarthy honors
her husband by supporting
Hawai'i's top scholar-athletes.
Tom " Daddy" Haine Fund:
Established in 1994 , funds suppo rt
the sport of volleyball in Hawili' i.
Haine was the captain of the 1968
U.S. Olympic men's volleyball
team. He was an 18-time USVBA
All-American and in 1991 was
inducted into the US Volleyball Hall
of Fame. H e was a mem ber of the
origina l Outrigger Foundation that
later merged with the Duke
Kahanamoku Foundation to
form O DK F.
Kala Kukea Fund: Established in
1996 and named for o ne o f
H awai' i's top overall water
sportsmen. Kukea touched the lives
of many young athletes in his short
52 years o n earth. H e w as an
outstand ing competitor, coach
and role model. In 1996 he
posthumously received the
Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association
Jo hn D eRego Perpetual trophy for
service to the Association and to the
Mo lokai-Oahu canoe race.
in canoe races w ith D uke
Kahanamoku. As teammates they
beat all the ir competition in the
early 1940 's. Consequent ly this
fund supports interscholastic canoe
paddling in H awai' i.
Cline Mann Fund: Named for
John Cl ine Mann, a superb water
sportsman who d ied in "1996. He
was captain of his Dartmouth
College swimming team, an avid
small boat sa ilor, and a strong
promoter of paddlcboarcl racing.
Grants from this fund help to
support the annual Cline Mann
Padd leboard Race. Cline Mann was
also a member of the original Board
of Directors of the Duke
Kahanamoku Foundation (DKF) that
was founded in 1963. He played
an instrumental role in the merger of
DKF and the Outrigger Foundation
to create the present Outrigger Duke
Kahanamoku Foundation (O DKF).
H enry Ayau Fund: Establ ished in
memory of this renowned athlete
and his legacy. A " Moloka' i Boy,"
H enry excelled in life as a
businessman, sportsman and
community servant. An exceptional
athlete, Henry was a noted baseball
player, surfer, canoe paddler, and
world-class free diver. M any
viewed him as a modern clay
" Ambassador of Aloha."
Thomas Arnott Fund: Established
by Marian Arnott in loving memory
of her husband w ho was a great
supporter o f both OCC and O DKF.
Tommy Arnott, a masterful surfer,
was also recogni zed for competing
O DKF awards grants to athletes,
teams, scho lar-uthletes and sporting
events in the name of the above
listed funds. We thank the
families who have made these
grants possible.
OUTRIGGER DUKE KAHANAMOKU
FOUNDATION LEVEL OF INCOME & G'VING
Year is from Oct-Sep
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-0 1
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
1\1 I~T~
The G o ld M edalist program
began in 1990 as a w ay to
acknow led ge those w ho have
contributed $ 1,000 or more to
O D KF in a given year. We are
pleased to anno unce there were
33 Gold Medalists for the 20042005 year. (See list of dono rs on
pdge 7 .)
Gold Medal ists receive a
gold med al replica of Duke
Kahanamoku as a to ken o f the
Foundatio n's apprec iatio n. They
are also honored at the Annual
M ahalo Lunc heon .
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Change in Net Assets
• 56,930
11 ,808
26,9213
74,64 7
80, 223
37,488
25,191
40,549
144,225
5,433
49,131
<59, 355>
65,584
11 7,075
<57,109>
506
189,601
95, 577
132,442
Net Assets
Scholarships
246,334
258,142
285,070
359,717
439,940
477,4213
1\ 502,6 19
567,263
711,488
706,055
755,186
695,831
761,415
878,490
821,381
821,887
1,011 ,488
1,107,9 65
- 1,239,5 07
2,000
6,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
12,000
12,000
12,000
18,000
18,000
19,000
16,000
19,000
17,000
24,000
27,000
37,750
(4)43,500
-
• on 12/3 1/86
$313,250
" prior to 93/94 investments were carried at cost.
350
In 93/94 changed to carrying investments at market value:
Scholarships
beginning endowment was increased by 524,095 to $526,714.
- unalJCiited
(1) increased for 1992 Olympics
(2) increased for 1996 Olympics-includes S10,000 from the OCC-ODKF Olympic Fund
(3) includes 525,000 special grant to Boys and Girls Club for volleyball courts
(4) this category was credited with S1500 from prior years
O U TR IG GE R D U K E KAHA N A MOk U
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FO UN D A T I O N
2 004 - 2 00 5
Athletic Grants
Total Giving
1,880
7,068
4,300
10,700
9,361
26,500
15,550
20,500
23,500
31,000
18,950
31 ,000
25,500
20,200
(3)57,500
32,085
27,680
29,151
33,047
1,880
9,068
10,300
20,700
19,3 61
(1)36,500
27,550
32,500
35,500
(2)49,000
36,950
50,000
41 ,500
39,200
74,500
56,085
54,680
66,901
(4)76,547
$400,472
$738,722
Teams
& Individuals
MAHALO TO OUR DONORS
October 1, 2004 - September :10, 2005
Donors «re listed by total gifts given. Giving levels include gifls-in-kind as well as cash dona lions. ODKI''s fiscal year is from October 1 to September 30. Gifls in honor of someone
or in memoriam are indicated by a (#) after the donor's name. The names which correspond with each (#) are found in the "Gifts in Memory of" list below. Every effort was made to
ensure the accuracy of the information presented here. We apologize for any errors and ask that you bring them to our attention. Thank you.
SUPER GOLD MEDALISTS
Donors of more than
$1,000
Alexander & Baldwin
Anita Brightman
Fritz & Mary Lee Duda
First Hawaiian Bank
)ames & Priscilla Growney
Tim Guard
Hawaiian Airlines
Robert & lean Marchant
Michael and Laura Miller
191
Donald Monroe, Sr.
Emcst C. Moore, Ill
Outrigger Canoe Club
(paddle auction)
Ralph Edwards Produdions
This Week Publications
Tri-Star Restaurants,
Aaron Placourakis
Thurston & Sharon
Twigg-Smilh
Waikiki Swim Club
GOLD MEDALISTS
Donors of $1,000
General Benjamin
Cassiday, Ill
H. Dwight Damon
Peter G. Drewliner
Dean A. Eyre, Jr.
Wilford & Shari Godbold, Jr.
75
Louis & jean Gowans, Jr.
The Honolulu Advertiser
Foundation
Frances T. Lynch
205
McCabe Hamilton & Renny
Co. Ltd.
Bruce & jolene McCaw
Robert & Carol Momsen
Karen Perkins
Scmpra Energy
Surf n Sea, Inc.
Torkildson, Katz, Fonseca,
Moore & Hetherington
llerbert Zukerkorn &
Elliot Loden
SILVER MEDALISTS
Donors of $500-$999
Anonymous
Anne Anderson
B1, 219
Patrick D. Bowlen
Randy & Karen Carlson 3
Reginald & June Chambers
Mrs. Oavid W. Hearst Sr.47
Fray & Carolyn Heath
Fletcher jones. jr.
Arthur & Carol Katz
Doug & Ronny
Kilpatrick Ill
Omer long
Easton Manson
Dean McPhail
Wilmer and j ane Morris
Terry & Sharon Mullin
Oahu Canoe Racing
Association
Catherine Payne 67, 110,
134, 231
General Edward
Richardson
jean E. Rolles
Waller Shulils
165
Keith ). Steiner
Fred 'li'otter
UPS Foundation
Eric Von Platen Lucier
Ernest & Nina Weber
BRONZE MEDALISTS
Donors of $100-$499
Anonymous
Lana Alamillo
165
Jeanne A. Anderson
Robert Anderson, Jr.
Lynn Apo & Scotty
Bowman
19, 237
Marian Arnott
109
Gay Austin
Hans Avemaria
Gene Axelrod
Torn May • David May II
Foundation
Nancy M. Bannick
1611
Melville Baptiste
Clint & Mimi Basler 109
john Beaton
Belly W. Becker
Gertrude Berger
Carol Diersch
165
Shay Binlliff, MD 80, IS I
William &May
Borthwick, jr.
Felice & Roger Brault
William & Faith Bright 206
Wendell F. Brooks, Jr.
Sharon Brown
Kenneth Brown
Zadoc W. Brown
David Buck 1, 19, 46, 74
Mark & Margaret
Burgessporter
Samuel Caldwell
Richard & jean Callahan
Anita Carlisle
Paul R. Cassiday
M G Chillingworth
Kialoa Canoe Paddles 1'!
Henry B. Clark, Jr.
Michael & Katharine
Clifford
George Correiil
l(,S
Roberta & jim Cullen
joyce B. Doheny
183
jayne Montz Doole
]ames E. Dorsey
115
Elizabeth Dunford
Donald Eovino
Mary & Dennis Fern 11 0
Catherine Fink
Barbara Fischlowitz-Leong
Michael Fox
L. Richard Fried, Jr.
Mae Ellen George
Kent Giles
John Goody
Chrissy & Jon Cove 230
Geoffrey Graf
Bill & Maggie Graham 237
Maylien W. Grosjean 111
Robert & Alice Guild 237
Waller Guild
Diane Guild
Marjorie M. Guy 235, 241
Colleen & David Haig
Carol Kukea Hauff
19
Kaui Hemmings
Gloria C. Henderson 1 77
Bernice Henderson
Janet M. Henderson
Fay Ann Hill
Margaret Adams Hogan237
Robert Hogan, jr.
Susan Ireland Hohmann
Gordon R. Howard
228
Melialani lames
Mary Ray Kahanamoku
Gina Kawananakoa
232
Timothy C. Kelley
46
Ralph Kiewit, Jr.
George W. Killebrew, IV
Thomas King, Jr
Thomas & Lynn Lalakea
Maile S. Levins
19
Lance Emery livingston126
Paul C. T. &Violet Shaw
l.oo Fund
Fred & Alic,e Lunt
Duncan MacNaughton
Robert B. Maguire
Mr. & Mrs. Watters
Martin, Jr.
jay & Amber Marumolo
Larry McClanahan
23 7
Michael McCormack
196
Hoyt B. Miles, MD
John D. Monnett
Donald Nicol
Peter & Lois Notlage
Patricia Nottingham
Emil & Patricia Offer 240
Robert & Cathy Ostrem227
Cynthia Pearson
Christie Peck
Tay Perry
David j. l'orteus
Joan C. Pratt
Lenore l'rehler
Doug Rig[l
Robert & Nancy Rocheleau
Jq
Katherine Rohrbacher 165
William & julie
Romanowski
162, 227
Harriet Rotz
Cynthia Salley
195
Peter Sansevero
Norma Santiago
124
Robert Salnick
Jack Scaff, Jr., MD
Michael & Vien Schwinn
190
Michael Scoll
james C. Shipman
Tuck & Laurie Siegfried
46, 165
Barbara ). Smith
Roger N. Smith
Edwin & Cynthia Sorenson
Jim Stahl
Jo Starr
Patricia Stillman
Jon Sutherland
Harriet Tcgart
joe Teipel
Richard Terwilliger
Sue Tetmeyer
Lawrence K. W. Tseu, MD
236
Dr. & Mrs. Jerome Tucker
Floraine F. Van Orden 188
Charles Viviano
229
Christie Weaver-Scoville
180
Gaylord H. Wilcox
Maile Williams
Col. Alexander Wilson,
USMC RET
216
Patrick & Barbara Weeks
COMI'ETITORS
Donors of $1-$99
Anonymous
Anonymous
155
Janel Atkins
611
Gary & Beryl Blaich
lee Ann Bowman
237
Carol Brede
234
Nick Bright
206
l ex & Evelyn Brodie 237
Balbi Brooks
George & Catherine Bukes
John Buller
Mildred M. Q. Chang
Clara Cook
Robert Corboy
46
l'uamaeole Costa
Paul & Gail Dolan
237
David & Hope Doyle
Ken & lane Drish
Thad & Patricia Ekstrand
Agenhart & Dorie Ellis
Tia Fergusson
Robert Frcebairn
11
Mary Jo l'reshley
Eugene & Karen GIeason
Bill & joann Green
Peter Greenhill
Marilyn Van Dyke Haine
238, 239
Annie C. Halliwell
E. Doanie Hare
Harold Henderson
OUTRI GGER
DUKE
Jim Heumann
Shigeru & Grace Holoke
237
Gratia Huxley
227
Neal & Ruby lfverson 237
Ruby lfverson
Frank G. jahrling
19
William Johnson
Bonnie judd
Nau Kamalii
Olin & S. Maile Kane 237
William & Dorothy Kaneda
237
Enid Kelly
19
19
Stephen Kelly
Wi lliam & )aclde Labharl
237
Lamson Lam
1, 73, 74
Mike ~arnberl
William Latchford
Christie Lerman
James K. lindsey
Dr. Lawrence & lucille
Lowell
237
Ann McBirnie
237
D. Mcinerny & Family 46
Scott McPhail
Margaret Melim
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel
Mukaida
233
Edith J. Olds
135
Joan Osborne
Charles & Gerri l'edesky
195
Georg Rafael
Stefan & Lisa Reinke
Eleanor Richardson
David Rietow
56
Dick & Joan Rodby
Virginia H. Rowan
Jeannin-Melissa Russo
Roger Schulte
237
Ames Scou
John Semenza
John & Alice Serrao
Pauline E. Seto Richardson
19
Caro jones Simon
181
George & Patricia Soper
237
Ken & Barbara Stehouwer
K. lames Steiner, Jr.
Diane Stowell
177
Mr. & Mrs. john
Stringfellow
227
Scott & Donna Sullivan 19
Hal & Mary Swafford 237
Casey Teixeira
165
Zook & Lolly Todd
Beverly S. K. Tom
Hank & Alma Tonini
Cecilia Webster
Rodney West
Ann Wilsom Wheelon 1S
Meade D. Wilsrick
31
Elisabeth Wilson
Robert jones Worrall
Ruby Yabiku
Gifts in Memory of:
Thomas Haine
Frank Walton
11 Anne Durant
Freebairn
15 Peter Wheelon
19 Kala Kukea
31 Anne Wildrick
46 john Cline Mann
47 David Hearst, Sr.
56 Nadine Kahanamoku
67 Phoebe Gedge
6B Susan Leonard
73 Richard ''Longy"
Okamoto
74 Brad Yim
75 Wilford Godbold, Sr.
110 Rcll Sunn
81 Marion Senger
109 Thomas M. Arnott
II 0 Libana "Honey•
Crabb
111 Robert H. Grosjean
115 Camilla Dorsey
124 Mike Balungbacal
126 Mary Lou Livingston
134 Anna
Furlado-Kahanamoku
135 jimmy Olds
151 Ward Russell
155 Thomas O'Brien
162 Robert Rolz
165 Henry Ayau
168 Eugenia McMahon
177 Aileen Riggin Soule
180 Spencer 1'. Weaver, Jr.
181 AI Simon
1H3 Steve l'oytich
1B8 Herbert Van Orden
190 Ruth Schwinn
191 Robert Joe Muller
195 Muriel M. Flanders
196 The Duke
205 Mr. & Mrs. Wm. F.
Thompson, Jr.
206 Ed Pickering
216 Thomas McGlaughlin
219 Harold Jones
227 Bob Ostrem
228 Dr. Robert Peyton
229 Albert & Dorothy
Viviano
230 jackie Benham
231 Dolores Furtado
Marlin
232 jim Bartels
233 Meade D. Wi ldrick
234 Charles A. Brede
235 Elaine Greig
236 Tomiko Nakata
237 Waldo Bowman
238 WilliamoEhrman
239 Jack Anderson
240 Sally Brockman
241 Leslie Pietsch
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Applications for Athletic
and Scholarship Grants
FINANCIAL REPORT
The financial statements for
the ODK~ as of and for the year
ended September 30, 2004, were
reviewed by PricewaterhouseCoopers. These financial
statements are available to our
members by request.
A report has been developed
on the foundation's un-reviewed
financial results for the fiscal year
ending September 30, 2005.
These financial statements are
now being reviewed. When that
review is completed, they will be
available to members by request.
Foundation income came
from donors who specify an
amount be charged to their OCC
account as well as those who
make cash contributions.
Additional funds were raised
through activities connected to the
Duke Ho'olaule'a, auction and
royalty payments from TS
Enterprises (Duke's Restaurant) and
Malama Pono.
If you would like additional
financial information please
contact any member of the Board
of Directors.
GENERAL INFORMATION
There are two types of grants made
by the Foundation. Athletic grants
are usually for a specific purpose
such as tournnments or competitions.
Grants may be awarded to an
individual, team or organization.
Athletic grant applications are
accepted at any time throughout the
year. Scholarship grants are given to
athletes in need of assistance in
pursuing post high school education.
Applications are accepted from
january 1 to March 15 of each year.
GRANT REQUIREMENTS:
Applicant must:
UNREVIEWED
INCOME
Doniltions/Piedges
Investments
2004
2003
$73,349
$61,872
$9 7,064
$108,265
$98,907
$11 3,777
$4,645
$7,346
$5,029
$0
$1,085
$0
Royalties
$72,000
$72,000
$72,000
Duke Ho'olaulea-net
$1 5,883
$(4,255)
$25,120
Auction-net
$27,057
Macfarlilne Tee Shirts-net
Book Sales-net
Applicant must S[Jbmit:
A completed grant application
A personal letter of intention
A list of competitive sports and
awards
A letter from an athletic coach or
trainer
Last federal tax return (or parents'
if claimed as a dependent)
A recent photo, preferably an
athletic action shot
EXPENSES
Scholarships &
Athletic Grants
$75,047
$66,901
$54,680
Admin & Fundraising
$93,710
$74,4 77
$62,478
$1,239,507
$1,107,065
$1,01 1,488
In addition, Athletic Grant
applicants or teams must:
Describe their training program
Describe their history of previous
competitions
Provide results of competitions
with records and times
Provide organizational and
financial documentation
If you would like to receive an
Athletic Grant or Scholarship Grant
Application, you may download
an application from
www.dukefoundation,org or call
ODKF at (808) 545-4880 and leave
your name, phone number and
mailing address. Please specify
which type of application you
are requesting.
NET ASSETS
AT END OF YEAR
Plan to attend an accredited
college as a full time student
Submit a transcript of grades
Submit two letters of reference
The Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku
Foundation does not discriminate in
violation of the law on the basis or
mce, color, national origin/ancestry,
sex/gender, religion, disability, age,
criminal conviction, marital status,
veteran status, sexual orientation, or
any other category or status protected
by law or regulation.
Be a resident of Hawai'i and an
American citizen
Participate in a competitive sport
Demonstrate financial need
REVIEWED FIGURES
2005
In addition, Scholarship Gran!
applicants must:
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help Hawai' i's top athletes receive the
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Board Designated Funds:
MCCARTHY, MACFARLANE,
KUKEA, HAINE, CLINEMANN, ARNOTT, AYAU
(circle one or more)
potential while emulating the outstanding
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