2015 Annual Report

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2015 Annual Report
2015
ANNUAL
REPORT
Monumental Sports &
Entertainment Foundation
Created in 2013 Monumental Sports & Entertainment Foundation supports the charitable
efforts of the Washington Capitals, Mystics and Wizards, aligning their causes and
unifying their giving, which enables us to have the greatest impact on our community.
MSE Foundation is committed to the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area and
focuses on the following five pillars to maximize its impact and engagement with the
community:
• Youth basketball and hockey
• Education and scholarship
• Pediatric health and fitness
• Military and veterans’ affairs
• Hunger and homelessness
Recognizing the community as our most important asset, MSE Foundation looks
forward to continuing to create and sustain programs that are designed to give back to
the community that supports our teams. In 2015 Monumental Sports & Entertainment
Foundation, along with the Leonsis Foundation, donated more than $1.3 million to
local charities. Through MSE Foundation we pledge to continue investing our time and
resources and serving as a positive influence and contributor in our community, and we
hope to inspire others to do the same.
Since its inception Monumental Sports & Entertainment Foundation has been honored
with several awards:
• Inaugural Corporate Engagement Award as part of the 2013 Mayor’s
Community Service Awards
• The Salvation Army’s Community Partner Award in 2014
• “Star-Power” award from The ALS Association – DC/MD/VA Chapter’s The
Best of the Ice Bucket Challenge awards in 2015.
VIDEO LINK:
The Best of the Ice Bucket Challenge Awards
Youth Basketball
and Hockey
Youth Basketball and Hockey
Potomac Valley
Amateur Hockey
Association
Youth Basketball and Hockey
Boys & Girls Clubs
of Greater Washington
Up2Us Sports/Coach Across America
MSE Foundation partnered with Coach Across
country to become a united force for meaningful
America (CAA) through Up2Us Sports to fund
change. Coach Across America places and trains
For the third year in a row, MSE Foundation
that reinforce character, leadership and
a basketball coach at the Boys & Girls Clubs of
the nation’s best and brightest role models to
and the Washington Mystics and Wizards
positive behavior. Wall told the young
For the seventh year in a row, the
Greater Washington’s Richard England Clubhouse
bring sports-based youth development to the
partnered with Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater
men about how he became a man, how he
Washington Capitals partnered with
in northeast D.C. and a hockey coach at Friends of
most underserved communities. CAA coaches
Washington (BGCGW), providing a $25,000
continues to grow and asked them about
the Potomac Valley Amateur Hockey
Fort Dupont Ice Arena in southeast D.C. Basketball
understand that every program session, practice
grant to the D.C.-based nonprofit. The
their hopes and dreams. He also answered
Association (PVAHA), with MSE Foundation
coach Christopher Washington is the son of a retired
or game is a chance to positively impact a child’s
money was used to increase participation
questions about his experiences growing
providing a $25,000 grant. This money helps
D.C. police officer who played basketball locally
future. They inspire children to be leaders and
and promote basketball on a grassroots
up and life as an NBA player. Wall provided
fund the John Crerar Hockey Development
at DeMatha Catholic High School. Hockey coach
contributing members of their communities.
level in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan
each participant with a gift bag and tickets
and Chris Dernetz Disabled Hockey grant
Mira Antwine grew up a few blocks away from Fort
area. The MSE Foundation grant funded
to a Wizards game.
programs and is being distributed to 21
Dupont where she played under Neal Henderson
scholarships for at-risk and underserved
area hockey programs during the 2015-16
youth, girls’ player clinics, a girls’ league,
BGCGW’s 14 sites, covering a territory of
season. The Crerar grant program increases
examples of how CAA encourages and utilizes
coaches’ clinics and The Monumental
75 miles that stretches from Manassas to
participation and promotes hockey within
local community members to serve as coaches.
Tournament of Champions, a Boys & Girls
Germantown, serve as safe havens for its
Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C.
Both received extensive training and detailed
Club of Greater Washington organizational-
members. The clubs are open when schools
The Dernetz grant program assists USA
instruction from CAA on how to plan for their
wide basketball tournament.
are not and provide a safe, comfortable
programs, highlighting methods that coaches can
and fun alternative for youth who would
use in practices to merge sports with social issues
Wizards guard John Wall funded the
otherwise be home alone or on the street.
as a way for children to bridge positive lessons
Passport to Manhood Program at the
More than 1,200 youth attend the clubs for
from practice into their daily lives. Washington and
Boys & Girls Club of Greater Washington,
activities every day, to see their friends and
Antwine are tasked with serving as role models to
which uses interactive activities and
to spend time with positive and encouraging
hundreds of children and using play and teamwork
PVAHA is an affiliate of the Southeastern
service projects to teach adolescent
adults. Clubs are open after school on
to improve futures.
District of USA Hockey and is the governing
boys responsibility, leadership and the
weekdays. Some have Saturday hours and
body of all amateur hockey within the
importance of giving back. In December
many offer full days during school holidays
District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.
Up2Us harnesses the power of sports to reduce
Wall and the John Wall Family Foundation
and summers. Clubs welcome every child,
youth violence, promote health and inspire
hosted a dinner for a group of 11- to 18-year-
adolescent or teenager for a nominal annual
academic success for kids in every community.
old boys from the Boys & Girls Clubs’
membership fee, but will not turn any child
Their research, training and on-the-ground
Passport to Manhood initiative. Passport
away for inability to pay.
initiatives empower sports programs across the
Disabled Hockey programs within PVAHA.
Since 2009 the Capitals have granted
$170,000 to PVAHA, and local hockey
participation has increased 47%.
for the Cannons. Washington and Antwine are great
to Manhood is a targeted effort to engage
young boys in discussions and activities
VIDEO LINK:
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Wall’s Holiday Dinner
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Youth Basketball and Hockey
Youth Basketball and Hockey
Leveling the Playing Field
American Special Hockey Association
MSE Foundation granted $10,000 to Leveling the
MSE Foundation donated nearly $30,000 to the
The event marked the second-consecutive season
Playing Field (LPF) before the start of the 2015-16
American Special Hockey Association (ASHA) with
Ovechkin hosted the organization for an event.
NHL and NBA seasons to help expand its hockey
funds raised through the Capitals Beard-A-Thon®
and basketball equipment collections and donations.
during the 2015 NHL Stanley Cup playoffs. The
During last year’s event Ovechkin met 11-year-
Collection bins were placed at Washington Capitals rink
funds will be used to launch new programs as well
old Washington Ice Dogs player Ann Schaab and
partners Ashburn Ice House, Kettler Capitals Iceplex
as for ASHA regional summer camps, tournaments,
granted her request for a sushi date following a
and SkateQuest Reston in Virginia and The Gardens Ice
festivals and the ASHA Experience program,
preseason game. Inspired by his relationship with
House and Skate Frederick in Maryland. To date more
which helps new players get involved with the
Schaab, Ovechkin was able to secure a car during
than 2,200 pieces of hockey equipment valued at more
organization.
the 2015 NHL All-Star Weekend that he donated to
than $70,000 has been collected. MSE Foundation
VIDEO LINKS:
Ovechkin donates his AllStar car to American Special
Hockey Association
American Special Hockey
Association Skate
PHOTO GALLERY:
ASHA.
and LPF are looking forward to distributing the hockey
Capitals beard-growers included Karl Alzner, Nicklas
equipment collected to organizations throughout the
Backstrom, Troy Brouwer, Curtis Glencross, Mike
Created in 2000 for players with developmental
D.C. area and expanding to collect basketball uniforms
Green, Braden Holtby, Michael Latta, Brooks Orpik,
disabilities, the American Special Hockey
and equipment in 2016.
Alex Ovechkin, Justin Peters and Joel Ward. Caps
Association gives people of all ages and abilities a
captain Ovechkin presented the check to ASHA in
chance to learn and grow by playing hockey. There
Leveling the Playing Field gives underserved
October at Kettler Capitals Iceplex. Prior to the check
are currently four ASHA teams in the Washington
children the opportunity to enjoy the pleasures of
presentation Ovechkin hosted a skating session
area: the Baltimore Saints, Montgomery Cheetahs,
athletic involvement. Studies show that students
for nearly 60 children and adolescents from ASHA.
NOVA Cool Cats and Washington Ice Dogs.
American Special Hockey
Association Skate
who participate in athletics have higher grade-point
averages, attendance rates, standardized test scores,
educational aspirations and healthier habits. Through
sport equipment donation LPF is able to maximize the
benefits of participating in sports by allowing athletic
programs to utilize their sports equipment funds
elsewhere within their organizations. The LPF recipients
allocate the funds saved by lowering registration fees,
expanding their scholarship programs, enhancing their
existing athletic programs or developing new ones.
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Youth Basketball and Hockey
Youth Basketball and Hockey
Fort Dupont Service Project
Teammates for Kids
Washington Capitals defenseman Karl Alzner
Through a grant from Teammates for Kids,
Top Shelf Teammates contributes financial
attended the Capitals sixth-annual service project
MSE Foundation was able to donate $42,000
resources to nonprofit organizations that benefit
at Friends of Fort Dupont Ice Arena. Funded by
to the Fort Dupont Ice Hockey Program in
children’s health, education and inner-city
Through the Washington Capitals Hockey
Monumental Sports & Entertainment Foundation,
southeast Washington, D.C.
services. Players contribute a predetermined
School and street hockey programs, 20 sets of
sum based on selected on-ice performance
street hockey equipment valued at more than
the project featured 100 Capitals fans working
Equipment
Donation
alongside wives Mandy Alzner and Brandi Holtby,
In 2015 Washington Capitals players Karl
categories such as goals or team wins. Every
$20,000 were donated to 14 schools and six
mascot Slapshot and the Red Rockers, who were all
Alzner, Nicklas Backstrom, Jay Beagle, Chris
dollar contributed by players is tripled through
recreation centers in Maryland, Virginia and
sprucing up Fort Dupont.
Brown, Andre Burakovsky, John Carlson,
an affiliation with other donors. Because
Washington, D.C. These programs feature
Jason Chimera, Sean Collins, Philipp Grubauer,
outside sources secured by the Foundation
instruction from Caps alumni and staff, who
Volunteers worked on indoor projects that included
Braden Holtby, Marcus Johansson, Brooks
cover all operating expenses, 100% of donated
teach students basic hockey skills such as
waxing the boards, painting the locker rooms
Laich, Michael Latta, Matt Niskanen, Brooks
money is distributed to children’s charities.
puck-handling, passing and shooting.
hallways and lobby, washing windows, organizing
Orpik, T.J. Oshie, Nate Schmidt and Tom
Through Teammates for Kids, the Washington
rental skates and skating dresses, putting together
Wilson, along with coach Barry Trotz, all
Capitals have donated $155,000 to the Fort
The Washington Capitals also donated a set of
pledged to participate in Top Shelf Teammates,
Dupont Ice Hockey Program since 2004.
Verizon Center dasherboards to Friends of Fort
goals and cleaning hockey equipment. Outdoor
projects included weeding and sweeping the
VIDEO LINK:
Fort Dupont Service Project
the hockey division of the Teammates for Kids
Dupont Ice Arena in August 2015.
Foundation.
parking lot and sidewalks, staining the steps and
painting handicapped parking spaces and no
parking zones.
Fort Dupont is the only public indoor ice arena
located in Washington, D.C., and the only skating
facility in the area that provides free or subsidized
skating programs to children. Its Kids On Ice
program provides free figure skating, hockey
and speed skating lessons to economically
disadvantaged children who might not otherwise
have the opportunity to learn these sports. Friends
of Fort Dupont Ice Arena partners with public and
private schools, summer camps, churches and local
community organizations to promote and deliver its
programs to more than 7,000 children per year.
PHOTO GALLERY:
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Capitals Service Project at Fort Dupont
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Youth Basketball and Hockey
Playworks Washington, D.C.
VIDEO LINK:
MSE Foundation MLK Day of
Service
PHOTO
GALLERIES:
Playworks DC Junior Coach
Leadership Conference
Corporate Recess 2015
MSE Foundation partnered with Playworks
The Capitals staff provided instruction for
Washington, D.C., providing a $25,000 grant and
Playworks coaches for its fall hockey league. Fourth-
programming for the 2015-16 school year. Playworks
and fifth-graders from Brightwood Education
is currently in 18 public and public charter schools in
Campus, Bunker Hill Elementary School, Powell
Washington, D.C., bringing safe, meaningful play to
Elementary School, Tyler Elementary School and
7,100 students every day.
Watkins Elementary School participated in the 2015
Playworks street hockey league, which launched in
MSE Foundation kicked off the partnership in
2013 as part of its partnership with MSE Foundation.
January by hosting a MLK Day service project
with Playworks at Kimball Elementary School in
MSE Foundation sponsors the Playworks girls’
southeast Washington. Capitals Hall-of-Famer Rod
basketball league that emphasizes skill-building, not
Langway and Mystics guard Tierra Ruffin-Pratt
scoring. In fact, Playworks coaches don’t keep score
joined more than 60 Capitals, Mystics and Wizards
as they want all girls to have a positive learning
fans who took part in tasks that included painting
and playing experience. The goal is to teach fourth-
murals, cleaning and painting classrooms and
and fifth-grade girls to respect the game through
organizing storage rooms. In addition, volunteers
positive sporting behavior. All 18 Playworks schools
painted canvases to spell out “Kimball Elementary”
participate in the girls’ basketball league and each
and created a large art project using photos of
participant received a Mystics-branded Playworks
students and teachers for the school’s Hall of
T-shirt.
Recognition.
Playworks is a national nonprofit organization that
Also in January, MSE Foundation hosted 200
transforms schools by providing play and physical
students from 16 D.C. public and charter schools at
activity at recess and throughout the school day. It
the Playworks Junior Coach Leadership Conference
teaches children to resolve their own conflicts that
at Verizon Center. Conference participants included
arise at recess and carry over to the classroom,
third-, fourth- and fifth-grade students from the
improving school climate both on and off the
Playworks Junior Coach program, which provides
playground. Playworks helps transform recess into a
students with monthly training focusing on peer
safe, fun and inclusive time that gets students active
leadership and conflict resolution. Junior Coaches
and engaged so they can return to the classroom
then implement the training in the recess yard,
focused and ready to learn.
where they model positive behavior for their peers
as well as help to facilitate games and resolve any
conflicts that may arise during play.
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Youth Basketball and Hockey
Youth Basketball and Hockey
High School Hockey Championships
PHOTO
GALLERIES:
NVSHL Caps Cup FInals
MSHL Caps Cup Finals
MSHL Caps Cup Finals
MAPHL Caps Cup Finals
MAPHL Caps Cup Finals
MAGHL Caps Cup Finals
The Capitals hosted the Northern Virginia Scholastic
games held at The Gardens Ice House in Laurel.
Hockey League (NVSHL) Capitals Cup championship
Our Lady of Good Counsel defeated St. Stephen’s &
game at Kettler Capitals Iceplex. The Stone Bridge
St. Agnes School in a rematch of last year’s MAPH
Bulldogs won the state championship after scoring
A final. Landon School defeated Calvert Hall in
three unanswered goals, giving them a 5-2 victory
overtime to win the MAPH AA final.
against Bishop O’Connell.
In the Mid-Atlantic Girls Hockey League finals,
The Capitals sponsored the Maryland Student
sponsored by the Capitals and played at The
Hockey League (MSHL) Capitals Cup championship
Gardens Ice House in Laurel, Holton-Arms defeated
games held at The Gardens Ice House in Laurel.
Holy Cross to retain the Capitals Cup. This was the
The Capitals Cup champions were Annapolis/Old
fifth title in a row for the school and its 11th in the
Mill and Churchill. Annapolis/Old Mill defeated
last 17 years.
Montgomery 3-1 in the MSHL A finals. Churchill
won the MSHL AA finals, their second state
MSE Foundation provided 2015 Capitals Cup
championship in three years, defeating Marriott’s
champions’ hats to all the participants on the
Ridge.
winning teams.
The Capitals sponsored the Mid-Atlantic Prep
Hockey League (MAPH) Capitals Cup championship
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Education and
Scholarship
Education and Scholarship
Education and Scholarship
District of Columbia College Access Program
VIDEO LINKS:
DC-CAP Scholarships
D.C. Public Schools
MSE Foundation funded $30,000 in college scholarships
Glover is attending Morehouse College in Atlanta, Ga.,
Monumental Sports & Entertainment Foundation and
Wizards forward Dejuan Blair hosted DeJuan’s
in our teams’ names for DCPS and D.C. public charter
Scudder is attending Bowling Green State University in
its teams collaborated to “adopt” a local school through
Thanksgiving Day Dunk in November, where he
school students through the District of Columbia
Bowling Green, Ohio, and Chioma Aneke is attending
the D.C. Public Schools (DCPS) Adopt-a-School
distributed 100 Thanksgiving baskets to the families of
College Access Program (DC-CAP). The Wizards
The George Washington University in Washington, D.C.
Program, which the Capitals became involved with in
students at Browne Education Campus.
$10,000 scholarship is awarded to a male student-
NBA My Brother’s Keeper
Dejuan Blair’s Turkey Drive
2009. For the 2015-16 school year, MSE Foundation
athlete basketball player, the Mystics $10,000
DC-CAP is a nonprofit organization working in
adopted Browne Education Campus, a Title I D.C. Public
Browne EC students, teachers and administrators also
scholarship to a female student-athlete basketball player
partnership with the District of Columbia Public
School located in Ward 5 that serves children in PK3
received complimentary game tickets to Capitals and
and the Capitals $10,000 scholarship to a student-
and Public Charter School Systems that provides
through eighth grade.
Wizards preseason games and nominated families who
athlete hockey player. Each student is awarded $2,500
counseling and financial assistance to students who
a year for four years. Applicants must have participated
might otherwise never have the opportunity to attend
To kick off the partnership MSE Foundation, the
program. MSE Foundation looks forward to hosting a
in organized basketball and hockey and write an essay
or graduate from college. DC-CAP also works in
Washington Wizards and the NBA hosted the My
beautification day at the school in 2016.
about what inspired them to play, what lessons they
partnership with the Office of the State Superintendent
Brother’s Keeper event: Lessons in Leadership and
learned from the sport and how those lessons will help
of Education (OSSE), the corporate community,
Teamwork Roundtable with NBA legends at the school
Wizards veteran Nenê and his wife, Lauren, have
them in college and the workforce.
colleges, universities and other college access
in September. NBA legends Bob Lanier and Dick Barnett
partnered with DCPS Stanton Elementary School and
programs. The overwhelming majority of students
and former Wizards players Michael Adams and Felipe
Blessings in a Backpack, a national child hunger relief
The 2015 DC-CAP scholarship recipients are Jacobi
served by DC-CAP are from low-income, minority,
Lopez led a discussion with sixth-, seventh- and eighth-
nonprofit. The multi-year community program provides
Glover (Wizards) and Hezekiah Scudder (Capitals) from
single-parent households and are the first in their
grade male students about leadership, teamwork and
nutritious food for elementary school children every
McKinley Technology High School and Chioma Aneke
families to attend college.
decision making. DCPS continues to support young
weekend throughout the 2015 academic school year.
males of color through its Empowering Males of Color
Nenê and Lauren work to support the needs of children
initiative, mentorships, a plan to open an all-male school
in their NBA home of Washington, D.C., at Stanton, and
and more.
Lauren’s hometown of Denver, reaching more than 400
(Mystics) from School Without Walls High School.
VIDEO LINKS:
PHOTO
GALLERIES:
were adopted through the Foundation’s Family-to-Family
NBA MBK at Browne EC
Blair Tips off Wizards
Season of Giving
children in total.
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Education and Scholarship
Education and Scholarship
Everybody Wins! DC
Better Sports Club of Arlington
Monumental Sports & Entertainment staff members
The Foundation funded the Better Sports Club
are participating in the Everybody Wins! DC Power
of Arlington’s 2015 Tom Newman Memorial
Lunch program, a literacy and mentoring program
Scholarship. The scholarship was awarded to
based in select elementary schools in the Washington
Christopher Harvie, from H-B Woodlawn Program in
metropolitan area. The goal of Power Lunch is to
Arlington, Va. Harvie was also the recipient of the 2015
encourage children’s interest in reading, expand their
Tom Newman Memorial Trophy, presented annually to
opportunities for success and facilitate meaningful
the student-athlete chosen as the Better Sports Club of
volunteer contributions.
Arlington’s Ice Hockey Sportsman of the Year.
Through the Power Lunch program, MSE staff
The trophy and scholarship were presented at the
members, including employees from the Capitals,
Better Sports Club of Arlington’s 59th Annual Awards
Mystics, Wizards and Verizon Center, are paired with
Banquet. Arlington Sportsmen and Sportswomen of
students at Garrison Elementary School in Washington,
D.C., and Key Elementary School in Arlington, Va. Each
week during the school year, MSE staff members
take time out of their day to visit with their mentees,
spending time reading and sharing conversation during
the lunch hour.
MSE also hosted an employee book drive during the
holidays and collected more than 100 books that will
be donated to Garrison Elementary School and Key
Elementary School.
the Year awards were presented to deserving studentathletes selected from nominations submitted by the
directors of student activities or athletics from high
schools located in Arlington. Since ice hockey is not
currently an official varsity sport, nominations for the
Newman Trophy were solicited from the coaches of the
club teams representing Arlington schools.
The Better Sports Club of Arlington is a nonprofit
community organization founded in 1957 to promote
useful citizenship through the medium of sports. The
Better Sports Club is dedicated to serving Arlington’s
youth and to fostering the principle of fair play, good
sportsmanship, a competitive spirit, tolerance and
friendship.
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Pediatric Health
and Fitness
Pediatric Health and Fitness
Flashes of Hope
VIDEO LINKS:
Flashes of Hope Recap
Mystics Flashes of Hope
Monumental Sports & Entertainment Foundation
Vaughn joined the families in a basketball-themed
partnered with Flashes of Hope, donating nearly
Flashes of Hope photo shoot. Prior to the photo shoot,
$50,000 to help fund its D.C. and Northern Virginia
the team and coaching staff had a chance to play and
chapters. These funds were raised through an auction
interact with the families.
held during the Capitals Hockey Fights Cancer night in
October.
Flashes of Hope Garrett
Temple
PHOTO
GALLERIES:
Capitals Flashes of Hope
Flashes of Hope - Aug. 10
Flashes of Hope - Sept. 16
MSE Foundation and Flashes of Hope held a photo
shoot with children fighting cancer at MedStar
As a part of the partnership, players from the Capitals,
Georgetown University Hospital. Washington Wizards
Mystics and Wizards participate in photo shoots
guard Garrett Temple went room to room sharing laughs
with the cancer patients. Nearly 20 families were
and taking pictures with the patients and their families.
photographed during the sessions with the goal of
helping children feel better about their changing
Flashes of Hope is a nonprofit organization that
appearance.
raises money for pediatric cancer research and
changes the way children with cancer and other life-
Washington Capitals forward Jason Chimera and
threatening illnesses see themselves through the gift
defenseman Matt Niskanen participated in a Flashes of
of photography. Nearly 300 patients and their families
Hope photo shoot with cancer patients and their families
were photographed during 27 shoots and several special
at Kettler Capitals Iceplex. Several Flashes of Hope
events funded by MSE Foundation in 2015. The goal of
families watched the Capitals practice and were treated
Flashes of Hope is to photograph every child until every
to lunch. Following practice Chimera and Niskanen
child is cured.
joined the families in a hockey-themed Flashes of Hope
photo shoot and provided autographs to the kids.
Since 2010 the Capitals and MSE Foundation have
provided more than $121,000 in grants for Flashes
MSE Foundation hosted families affiliated with Flashes
of Hope, establishing the D.C. chapter at Children’s
of Hope during a Washington Mystics practice. Flashes
National, and now supporting the Northern Virginia
of Hope families had a chance to watch practice and
chapter based at Inova Fairfax Hospital for Children and
enjoyed lunch courtesy of Subway. Following practice
the Children’s Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders.
Mystics players Bria Hartley, LaToya Sanders and Kia
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Pediatric Health and Fitness
Dreams for Kids
VIDEO LINKS:
Caps Extreme Recess with
Dreams for Kids
Mystics Dream for Kids
PHOTO
GALLERIES:
Dreams for Kids Skate
Dreams for Kids Clinic
For the fifth-consecutive year the Washington Capitals
core values of hockey: commitment, perseverance and
teamed up with Dreams for Kids to host an Extreme
teamwork.
Recess hockey clinic at Kettler Capitals Iceplex. The
clinic was funded by MSE Foundation and gave many of
The Washington Mystics and MSE Foundation hosted
the children the opportunity to skate and play hockey for
an Extreme Recess basketball clinic at Verizon Center
the first time.
in September. Mystics players Tayler Hill, Kara Lawson,
Ally Malott and Kia Vaughn, along with volunteers from
Capitals coach Barry Trotz; players Karl Alzner, Andre
the Sidwell Friends girls’ basketball team, led a skills
Burakovsky and Aaron Volpatti; and mascot Slapshot
session for children with physical and developmental
skated and played hockey with 100 children with
disabilities. Hill, Lawson, Malott and Vaughn showed
physical and developmental disabilities. The players
the children how to stretch properly, then led them in
spent time instructing children on how to skate and
dribbling, passing and shooting drills. The players also
pushing the sleds of children trying out sled hockey.
took photographs with and signed autographs for the
They also signed autographs and took photos with
participants.
attendees.
Dreams for Kids is a nonprofit international youth
The event was held in conjunction with the Capitals
organization whose mission is to empower young
celebration of Hockey is for Everyone month, a league-
people of all abilities through dynamic leadership
wide initiative that offers children of all backgrounds
programs and life-changing activities. Their Extreme
opportunities to play hockey and leverages the sport of
Recess clinics pair each child with a volunteer so every
hockey as a catalyst to teach essential life skills and the
child is engaged effectively.
dreams
for kids dc
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Pediatric Health and Fitness
Make-A-Wish Foundation of the Mid-Atlantic
VIDEO LINKS:
Working through the Make-A-Wish Foundation of
Nicklas Backstrom, dropped the ceremonial puck at
the Mid-Atlantic, Washington Capitals goaltender
the Hockey Fights Cancer game in October.
Braden Holtby Make-A-Wish
Braden Holtby granted the wish of 13-year-old Caleb
Wizards Magazine Extra
Nitins Wizards Wish
Graham at Kettler Capitals Iceplex. Graham’s wish
MSE Foundation raised nearly $15,000 for Make-
was to skate with Holtby. He also received a tour of
A-Wish Mid-Atlantic through its holiday auction
the Capitals locker room and was presented with
held at a Capitals game in December. The auction
a custom jersey. At the game, Graham received a
featured autographed Capitals “ugly sweater”
tour of Verizon Center, watched warmups from the
holiday pucks, “A Christmas Story” props from the
Capitals bench and met Holtby in the Capitals locker
2015 Caps holiday card video shoot, Hockey Fights
room following the game.
Cancer player-worn hats, a team-signed jersey and
Courtside Report Nitin
Ramachandran
Nitin Introduced the Starting
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Wizards Magazine Captures
Nitins Postgame Experience
Randy Wittman Postgame
goalie stick and a game-used T.J. Oshie stick.
Nitin Ramachandran, 13, signed a one-day contract
with the Wizards. He arrived to Verizon Center by
MSE was excited to participate in five-year-old
Consors One-on-One with
Nitin Ramachandran
limousine, toured the arena with Wizard Girls and
Eden’s magic quest throughout Washington, D.C.
ate breakfast with John Wall. After breakfast, Nitin
Eden and her family spent the day collecting clues
CRL Extra Sam Becker at
Caps Fight Cancer
toured the locker room where he was presented
that ultimately led her to Verizon Center where her
with a locker, a Wizards jersey and new John Wall
wish to ride a “real unicorn” came true.
Caps Countdown Interview
with Sam Becker
Caps Fight Cancer
Cemeronial Puck Drop
Edens Unicorn Wish
PHOTO
GALLERIES:
Braden Holtby Celebrity
Make-A-Wish
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adidas sneakers. Before that night’s game, he
helped Marcin Gortat warmup for the game and was
Make-A-Wish grants the wishes of children with life-
announced with the starting lineup. Nitin celebrated
threatening medical conditions to enrich the human
in the Wizards locker room after a double OT victory,
experience with hope, strength and joy. Make-
joined coach Randy Wittman for the postgame press
A-Wish Mid-Atlantic serves children who reside
conference and was interviewed one-on-one during
in central and southern Delaware, the District of
Glenn Consor’s postgame radio show.
Columbia, Maryland and northern Virginia. Founded
in 1983, the Mid-Atlantic chapter granted more than
Cancer-survivor Sam Becker, 13, whose 2014 wish
was granted by Washington Capitals forward
8,200 wishes in the region since its inception.
Pediatric Health and Fitness
MedStar Georgetown University Hospital
VIDEO LINK:
MSE Foundation donated $57,000 to MedStar
In December the Washington Capitals visited
Georgetown University Hospital through funds
patients at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital
CRL Extra Caps Hospital
raised by So Kids Can. Created in 2008 by former
as a team. Players divided into groups and spread
Visit
Capitals defenseman Mike Green and Elliot Segal
holiday wishes to children who were hospitalized
of the Elliot in the Morning show to benefit youth-
or receiving out-patient treatment for serious
focused, nonprofit organizations, forward Nicklas
illnesses including cancer. The Caps also distributed
Backstrom and former Caps player Brooks Laich
blankets to children through the NHL’s The Biggest
joined the cause in 2011 and goalie Braden Holtby
Assist Happens Off the Ice™ social responsibility
and defenseman Karl Alzner joined in 2015. The
program, passed out Capitals Kids Club kits that
money donated helped fund the renovation of the
were provided by Capitals fans through the team’s
Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Outpatient Clinic
Kids Club kit donation program and handed out hats
waiting area in the Lombardi Cancer Center, which
collected as part of the Capitals hat drive with Ellie’s
has a Capitals and hockey theme. The So Kids
Hats. In addition players also participated in arts
Can participants participated in a ribbon-cutting
and crafts projects with patients.
PHOTO GALLERY:
Capitals Holiday Hospital
Visit
ceremony in March 2016. To date, So Kids Can has
donated more than $300,000 to charity.
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Pediatric Health and Fitness
Kids Wish Network
MSE Foundation and the Washington Wizards granted
Leukemia &
Lymphoma Society
the wish of Kids Wish Network child Elijah Taylor.
Elijah, 13, met his favorite Wizards players, toured the
The John Wall Family Foundation sponsored “Miyah’s
locker room and participated in pregame warmups.
Troupe” at the 2015 Washington, D.C., Light The Night
Elijah received a jersey with his name and favorite
Walk. Wall participated in the walk, a fundraising event
number on the back.
benefiting the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, in honor
of his “buddy” Damiyah Telemaque-Nelson who died
Kids Wish Network is a nationwide charitable
weeks before her sixth birthday.
organization dedicated to infusing hope, creating happy
memories and improving the quality of life for children
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) is the world’s
having experienced life-altering situations.
largest voluntary nonprofit health organization dedicated
to funding blood cancer research and providing
education and patient services.
VIDEO LINK:
Wizards Magazine Ep. 6, Seg. 2
VIDEO LINK:
Wizards Magazine Extra: John Wall
Surprises Miyah’s Family at the Light the
Night Walk
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Military and
Veterans’ Affairs
Military and Veterans’ Affairs
Courage Presented by Telos Corporation
VIDEO LINKS:
2015 Courage Caps PSA
MSE Foundation donated nearly $150,000 to
from mascot G-Wiz and Wizard Girls. After practice
Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS)
the families got to meet Wizards players on the
through its Courage program presented by Telos
practice court and shoot some hoops.
Corporation.
2015 Courage Caps Skate
While 2015 marked the third season for the Wizards
Courage Caps and T-shirts were sold at Capitals
Courage program, it was the eighth season the
games, at WashingtonCaps.com and at the team
Capitals hosted the campaign. During the past four
stores at Kettler Capitals Iceplex and Verizon Center.
seasons the Courage initiative has raised nearly
Wizards Courage hats were sold at Wizards games
$500,000 for TAPS. Since its inception the Courage
and at the Team Store at Verizon Center. Both teams
program has raised nearly $635,000 for worthwhile
Wizards Spend Veteran’s
had a limited number of autographed hats available
charities, including Our Military Kids, USO-Metro
Day with Military Families
for sale with the Caps also selling autographed
and The Fisher House Foundation. Through the
T-shirts.
program nearly 20,000 Courage hats have been sold
Courage Caps Check
Presentation for TAPS
Wizards Courage Hats
PHOTO
GALLERIES:
in eight years and nearly 9,000 Courage T-shirts
During the Capitals program launch, American-born
have been sold in six years.
players John Carlson, Jack Hillen, Matt Niskanen
2014-15 Courage Caps
Preview Gallery
Wizard’s Courage Launch
2014-15 Courage Caps Skate
and Brooks Orpik hosted more than 150 children
TAPS is a nonprofit organization that provides
and adults assisted by TAPS for a skating party at
ongoing emotional help, hope and healing to all
Kettler Capitals Iceplex. Attendees participated in an
who are grieving the death of a loved one in military
hour-long skating session with the Capitals players,
service to America. TAPS offers comfort and care
mascot Slapshot and Red Rockers.
through comprehensive services and programs,
including peer-based emotional support, case
The Wizards tipped off their Courage program by
work assistance, regional seminars and retreats
treating TAPS families to a luncheon at the Verizon
for adults, Good Grief Camps for children and grief
Center’s Maryland Live! Casino Players Club with
and trauma resources. Founded out of tragedy in
food generously donated by Carmine’s and a visit
1994, TAPS has assisted more than 50,000 grieving
military families and their caregivers. 30
Military and Veterans’ Affairs
Salute the Stars
VIDEO LINK:
Wizards’ Salute the Stars
The Washington Wizards and MSE Foundation
hosted Salute the Stars at Verizon Center in honor
of Veterans Day as part of the NBA’s Salute the
Troops initiative. Active military members, veterans,
wounded warriors and TAPS family members
were treated to lunch and invited to watch a closed
Wizards practice. After practice players, coaches
and team personnel thanked their guests for their
service and sacrifice, then participated in a meetand-greet where they signed autographs and took
photos with attendees.
Wizards players and coaches, along with Mystics
players Tayler Hill and Tierra Ruffin-Pratt, then
joined the military members to assemble 1,000
“breakfast to go” meals benefitting Cup of Joe, a
program for men and women staying overnight
in shelters or transitional shelters run by Catholic
Charities.
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Military and Veterans’ Affairs
VIDEO LINK:
Veterans Day of Service
Military and Veterans’ Affairs
Veterans Day of Service
#HammerDown
Monumental Sports & Entertainment founder,
Wizards center Marcin Gortat brought the hammer
chairman, majority owner and CEO Ted Leonsis;
down on initiatives impacting the Washington,
Mystics players Tianna Hawkins, Tayler Hill and
D.C., community by pledging to donate $200 to
Tierra Ruffin-Pratt, coach Mike Thibault and
various local charities for every block he records
assistant coach Eric Thibault; and MSE staff
this season. Each month a different local charitable
members joined more than 100 veterans and Ward
organization aligned with one of the five pillars of
8 community members for a Veterans Day service
MSE Foundation will receive a financial donation
project organized by The Mission Continues. Armed
solely provided by Gortat. Each charity Gortat
with jackhammers and paint brushes, volunteers
chooses is guaranteed a minimum of $2,000. Gortat
restored the basketball court, installed pit grills
is also donating two tickets to every Wizards home
and built game tables and trash and recycling
game during the 2015-16 season. Gortat selected
receptacles. Participants also weeded and planted
TAPS as his first beneficiary, and they received
bulbs and plants around the grounds of the
$2,800 based on his blocked shots in November.
Congress Park community.
December’s beneficiary was Catholic Charities’ Cup
of Joe program that received $4,200.
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Hunger and
Homelessness
Hunger and Homelessness
Family-to-Family
VIDEO LINKS:
Family-to-Family Shopping
Trip
Family-to-Family 2015
PHOTO
GALLERIES:
For the fifth-straight year all three Monumental
Johansson along with coach Barry Trotz; Wizards
Sports & Entertainment sports teams collaborated
players Bradley Beal, Jared Dudley, Otto Porter
on the Family-to-Family program, which the
and Garrett Temple along with general manager
Wizards created 19 years ago. The program allows
Ernie Grunfeld and coach Randy Wittman; Mystics
the Capitals, Mystics and Wizards to “adopt”
players Natasha Cloud and Tierra Ruffin-Pratt; team
families in need who are nominated by local
mascots G-Wiz and Slapshot; and Red Rockers
schools and nonprofit organizations. During the
and Wizard Girls delivered gifts to these local
2015 holiday season 20 families were adopted by
underserved families.
MSE Foundation and an additional 14 families were
adopted by individual players, coaches and staff
The group, along with MSE staff members, boarded
Family-to-Family Shopping
Trip
members.
a bus at Verizon Center loaded with gifts for the
Family-to-Family Gift
Deliveries
The Family-to-Family program kicked off when
presents to the families in northeast and southeast
Capitals better halves Mandy Alzner, Ashley Beagle,
Washington.
families. The players spent the afternoon delivering
Liza Berg (Nicklas Backstrom), Sarah Chimera,
Amelia Falk (Marcus Johansson), Ivy Forsythe,
The families selected for participation in the Family-
Brandi Holtby, Erin Orpik and Kim Trotz and mascot
to-Family program were nominated by local schools
Slapshot; Mystics guards Tayler Hill and Tierra
and nonprofit organizations, including Bright
Ruffin-Pratt and Mystics better half Nanci Thibault;
Beginnings, Brightwood Education Campus, Browne
and Wizards better halves Christina Dudley, Lauren
Education Campus, Catholic Charities, First AME
Hilario, Leah Neal and Kathy Wittman, Wizard Girls
Church of Alexandria, Imagine Hope, Playworks
and mascot G-Wiz shopped for nearly 100 adults and
and The Salvation Army National Capital Area
children adopted through the initiative. Clothing,
Command. educational items and toys were purchased for the
children, while clothing and household items along
Wizards forward Kris Humphries also got into the
with gift cards were purchased for the parents and
spirit of the holidays. For the second-consecutive
guardians.
year the Kris Humphries Foundation adopted five
local families and hosted them at a Wizards game in
Four lucky families were selected to have their
December. Each family received clothes and toys as
presents personally delivered to them by the
well as a grocery store gift card.
Capitals, Wizards and Mystics. Capitals players
Nicklas Backstrom, Andre Burakovsky and Marcus
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Hunger and Homelessness
Food 4 Families
The Capitals, Mystics and Wizards partnered
The Salvation Army
National Capital Area Command
with NBC4 to host the Food 4 Families food
drive at Verizon Center. Capitals alumnus Rod
The Salvation Army National Capital Area
by providing help and hope through a
Langway; Mystics players Tayler Hill and Tierra
Command served as the beneficiary of the
diverse range of social services. They
Ruffin-Pratt, coach Mike Thibault, assistant
Capitals toy drive presented by GEICO and
offer emergency eviction and utility cut-off
coach Eric Thibault; and Wizards forward Kelly
the Wizards toy drive, where 1,365 toys and
prevention assistance; grocery, clothing
Oubre and coach Randy Wittman all stopped
nearly $1,400 were donated. The teams also
and furniture vouchers; meals for the
by the drive, joining NBC4’s Pat Lawson
hosted bell ringers at Verizon Center during
hungry and homeless; support for the
Muse to help collect food and monetary
games in December that helped raise more
disabled, elderly and ill; drug and alcohol
donations. Thibault and Wittman each donated
than $1,500 as part of The Salvation Army’s
rehabilitation; disaster relief; transitional
$1,000 to the cause, which provides food to
Red Kettle Campaign.
housing for single mothers with children;
and character building opportunities for
families in need throughout the region during
Thanksgiving.
The Salvation Army National Capital Area
youth.
Command assisted more than 77,200
PHOTO GALLERY:
individuals last year from families living
across the Greater Washington region
Mystics at Food for Families Drive
VIDEO LINK:
Drew Gooden’s Wizards Toy Drive
PSA
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PHOTO GALLERY:
Capitals & Wizards Fans Donate
More than 1,000 Toys to The
Salvation Army
Hunger and Homelessness
VIDEO LINK:
MSE Foundation Summer
Service
Hunger and Homelessness
D.C. Central Kitchen
Cup of Joe
For the fourth year in a row, MSE Foundation hosted
Monumental Sports & Entertainment staff
a service project at D.C. Central Kitchen for MSE
members and the Washington Mystics teamed
staff members. This project allowed more than 30
up with Catholic Charities’ Cup of Joe program
staffers and Mystics players Armintie Herrington,
for a service project at Verizon Center. Hosted by
Ivory Latta and Latoya Sanders to work alongside
MSE Foundation, 1,600 healthy “breakfast to-go”
D.C. Central Kitchen culinary job training graduates
bags were assembled to be distributed to men and
in the organization’s Meal Prep program. The
women who are staying overnight in emergency
Meal Prep program utilizes volunteers to make
shelters.
PHOTO GALLERY:
MSE Foundation Partners
with Cup of Joe to Assemble
More Than 1600 Breakfast
to Go Meals for Local
Emergency Shelters
5,000 daily meals that are delivered to 100 nearby
homeless shelters, transitional homes and nonprofit
For more than 80 years families, children and adults
organizations.
in need of help and hope have been able to turn
to Catholic Charities to find comprehensive caring
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Located just a few blocks from Verizon Center, D.C.
and competent support. In 2015 Catholic Charities
Central Kitchen is America’s leader in reducing
had more than 65 programs working in 47 locations
hunger with recycled food, training unemployed
throughout the District of Columbia and the
adults for culinary careers, serving healthy school
surrounding Maryland counties serving more than
meals and rebuilding urban food systems through
123,000 men, women and children of all economic,
social enterprise.
religious and social backgrounds.
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Hunger and Homelessness
Bread for the City
MSE Foundation donated $16,330 to Bread
for the City’s Holiday Helpings campaign to
provide Thanksgiving meal packages to more
than 500 families in Ward 8. Holiday Helpings
provides low-income D.C. residents with a turkey
and all the trimmings so that they may enjoy
meal.
Allen Chapel AME
Food Pantry
The mission of Bread for the City is to provide
MSE Foundation funded a $5,000 grant to Allen
to local charities through his John Wall Family
vulnerable residents of Washington, D.C.,
Chapel AME Food Pantry to provide 250 turkeys
Foundation. As part of that pledge, Wall donated
with comprehensive services, including food,
to Ward 8 families in need for Thanksgiving. The
$400,000 to Bright Beginnings, a D.C.-based
clothing, medical care and legal and social
mission of the Allen Chapel Food Pantry is to
nonprofit that provides shelter, education and
services, in an atmosphere of dignity and
assist in relieving hunger in Washington, D.C.,
meals to homeless children and their parents.
respect. They promote the mutual collaboration
with a concentration in Wards 7 and 8. A food
This grant will support existing programming and
of clients, volunteers, donors, staff and other
supplement is provided to any person expressing
fund a new facility.
community partners to alleviate the suffering
a need for food. The food pantry also operates
caused by poverty and to rectify the conditions
a clothes closet, a mobile food pantry (fresh
Bright Beginnings is dedicated to meeting
that perpetuate it.
produce), holds nutrition classes, performs blood
the immediate needs of children and families
pressure checks and participates in a weekend
living in homeless environments by providing
bag program for children and a brown bag
children with a safe and nurturing educational
program for seniors.
environment, preparing children to enter
a celebratory holiday meal at home with their
families. In 2015 Bread for the City fed more
than 10,000 families with a healthful holiday
Bright Beginnings
When Wizards guard John Wall signed his
2013 contract, he pledged to donate $1 million
kindergarten ready to learn and supporting
homeless parents to stabilize their home lives
and become self-sufficient.
VIDEO LINK:
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Other
Initiatives
Other Initiatives
Cancer Train
PHOTO GALLERY:
Hockey Fights Cancer
MSE Foundation donated nearly $50,000 to Cancer
goalie masks during the game. Player-used sticks
Train through an auction during the Capitals Hockey
with lavender tape and pucks featuring a lavender
Fights Cancer Awareness Night, $10,000 of which
Capitals logo rounded out the auction.
was donated by Leidos.
Five jerseys sold for more than $2,000, with captain
The MSE Foundation auction featured autographed
Alex Ovechkin’s jersey selling for the most at $8,150.
jerseys, goalie masks, sticks and pucks. During
Holtby’s autographed mask sold for $8,500.
warmups, players wore lavender Capitals jerseys
with a Hockey Fights Cancer patch in honor of Andi
Cancer Train raises money through charity events
Lambert, the late wife of assistant coach Lane
and direct donations for young adults who need
Lambert. Andi passed away in September 2015
help offsetting bills while undergoing cancer
following a long battle with cancer. The jerseys
treatment and was the charity of choice for Andi
featured players’ names and numbers in ombré
Lambert. Although Cancer Train is based out of
twill as well as a removable nameplate featuring the
Las Vegas and typically serves patients there, MSE
name of the player’s loved one who has experienced
Foundation’s partnership will benefit patients in the
a form of cancer. Braden Holtby and Philipp
Washington, D.C., metropolitan area.
Grubauer also wore Hockey Fights Cancer-themed
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Other Initiatives
Other Initiatives
Movember
VIDEO LINKS:
Movember Update with Karl
Alzner
Snapshots Movember Oneon-One with Jason Chimera
Caps Mo on Caps
Countdown
Snapshots Caps Mo Trophy
Ceremony
Caps Red Line Cruisin’ with
Caps Roomies
PHOTO GALLERY:
Movember Photos
Homeward Trails Animal Rescue
The Washington Capitals participated in men’s
The Movember Foundation is the global charity
MSE Foundation donated more than $35,000
Mike Green with his cat, as Homeward Trails also
health campaign Movember in conjuction with
raising funds and awareness for men’s health. The
to Homeward Trails Animal Rescue with funds
has kittens and cats available for adoption.
the Movember Foundation during the month of
Foundation challenges men to grow, and women
raised through the sale of the 2015 Capitals Canine
November. Participating Capitals players included
to support, a moustache or to get active and MOVE
Calendar, an initiative started by the Caps Better
Homeward Trails Animal Rescue is a nonprofit
Karl Alzner, Andre Burakovsky, John Carlson,
for the 30 days of November. Supporters, called
Halves. The money will help provide medical and
organization that provides pet adoption in Virginia,
Jason Chimera, Stanislav Galiev, Philipp Grubauer,
Mo Bros and Mo Sistas, get friends, family and
behavioral care as well as permanent homes for
Washington, D.C., and Maryland. Homeward
Michael Latta, T.J. Oshie, Nate Schmidt, Chandler
colleagues to donate to their efforts along the way.
hundreds of dogs and cats rescued by Homeward
Trails seeks to find permanent adoptive homes
Stephenson and Tom Wilson, with Alzner serving as
Participants begin with a clean-shaven face on Nov.
Trails Animal Rescue.
in the Mid-Atlantic region for dogs and cats from
the team captain.
1, and then grow just a moustache for the month,
VIDEO LINK:
Caps Canine Calendar
high-kill shelters or whose owners can no longer
commit to 30 days of physical activity through
The calendar featured photos of Capitals players
care for them. They seek to reduce the rate of
As part of its Movember Campaign the Capitals
MOVE, or participate in both activities. MOVE is a
Karl Alzner, Jay Beagle, Troy Brouwer, John Carlson,
euthanasia of adoptable animals through the rescue
used special mustachioed Olympia Ice Refurfacers
new way to participate in Movember, the Movember
Jack Hillen, Matt Niskanen, Brooks Orpik, Justin
and placement of homeless animals, to support
throughout the month and Mascot Slapshot also
Foundation’s 30-day fitness challenge inviting
Peters, Aaron Volpatti and Joel Ward with their
proactive spay/neuter practices, to promote positive
donned a mustache. At the end of November, the
participants to be more active while raising funds
dogs and Nicklas Backstrom, Andre Burakovsky,
and ongoing behavioral training and to educate
Movember award winners were announced. These
and awareness for men’s health. Since 2003 millions
Braden Holtby, Evgeny Kuznetsov, Dmitry Orlov,
the public about how to care for their animals in a
awards are named after three of the 40 Greatest
of participants have raised more than $650 million
Alex Ovechkin and Tom Wilson with dogs from
humane way.
Capitals who had mustaches: The Yvon Labre Award
for the cause, funding more than 1,000 programs
Homeward Trails Animal Rescue. It also featured
for Most Money Raised by a Fan, the Denis Maruk
globally. Movember programs are focused on
Award for Most Money Raised by a Player (Alzner)
awareness and education, living with and beyond
and the Rod Langway Award for Karl Alzner’s Hand-
cancer and research to achieve a permanent impact
Selected Favorite #CapsMo of the Month (Chimera).
on the face of men’s health.
In addition, fans voted Wilson as the Mike Marson
Honorable Mention #CapsMo of the Month winner
through social media.
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Board of Directors
Beneficiaries
Ted Leonsis
Allen Chapel AME Food Pantry
Hendley Elementary School
American Special Hockey Association
Homeward Trails Animal Rescue
Anti-Defamation League
Imagine Hope
Barnard Elementary School
J.C. Nalle Elementary School
Better Sports Club of Arlington
J.O. Wilson Elementary School
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington
Junior Achievement of Greater Washington
Bread for the City
Key Elementary School
Bright Beginnings
Kids Wish Network
Brightwood Education Campus
Kimball Elementary School
Brookland Education Campus
KIPP Promise Academy
Browne Education Campus
Leveling the Playing Field
Bruce-Monroe Elementary School
Make-A-Wish Foundation of the Mid-Atlantic
Bunker Hill Elementary School
Malcolm X Elementary School
Cancer Train
MedStar Georgetown University Hospital
Capital Breast Care Center
Mundo Verde Elementary School
Catholic Charities
National Hockey League Thurgood Marshall
Director, Chairperson
Dick Patrick
Director, President
Kurt Kehl
Director, Secretary
Roger Mody
Director
Executive Committee
Keith Burrows
Sashia Jones
Elizabeth Pace, chair
Jill Ruehle
Staff
D.C. Central Kitchen
D.C. Public Schools
District of Columbia College Access Program
Dreams for Kids
Elizabeth Pace
Executive Director
Drew Elementary School
Everybody Wins! DC
Kelly Compton
Manager
First AME Church of Alexandria
Flashes of Hope
Simone Turner
Food 4 Families
Intern
Fort Dupont Ice Hockey Program
Friends of Fort Dupont
Scholarship Fund
Neval Thomas Elementary School
Patterson Elementary School
Playworks - Washington, D.C.
Potomac Valley Amateur Hockey Association
• Ashburn Xtreme
• Baltimore Area Special Hockey
• Baltimore Youth Hockey
• Bennett Blazers Sled Hockey at Kennedy
Krieger Institute
• Blue Ridge Hockey Association
• Bowie Hockey Club
Beneficiaries
• Chevy Chase Club Hockey
• Eastern Shore Hockey Association
• Fort Dupont Ice Arena
Sponsors
Annette and Theodore Lerner Family
Foundation
The Carl M. Freeman Foundation
• Frederick Youth Hockey
• Hagerstown Ice Amateur Athletic Association
• MedStar National Rehabilitation Hospital
Leidos
The Leonsis Foundation
• Nelson Hockey
• NOVA Cool Cats Special Hockey
• Peninsula Prowl
The Mody Foundation
Show Biz Productions
• Potomac Patriots
• Reston Raiders Hockey Club
SMI Sign Systems
• Southern Maryland Sabres
• Tri-City Fighting Falcons
• USA Warriors
The Stafford Foundation
SWaN & Legend
• Whaler Nation Hockey Club
• Valley Youth Hockey Association
Telos Corporation
Powell Elementary School
Professional Hockey Athletic Trainers Society
School Without Walls at Francis-Stevens
The Salvation Army National Capital Area Command
Society of Professional Hockey Equipment
Media Partners
106.7 The Fan
Managers
Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors
Turner Elementary School
Comcast SportsNet
Elliot in the Morning
Tyler Elementary School
Up2Us Sports/Coach Across America
Watkins Elementary School
NBC4
Donors
Individual Donors
Todd Abel
Timothy Alvarado
Shannon Auth
Robert Abraham
Audrey Amidon
Mary Jane Ayers
Tiffany Abrecht
Dennis Amirulla
Elhallou Aziz
Jeffrey Adams
Shari Amoruso
Michael Bachschmid
Matthew Adams
Robert Amrein
Bridget Backstrom
Renee Adams
Scott Andersen
Nicklas Backstrom
Thomas Adams
Kristen Anderson
Tom Baddeley
Robert Adams
Michael Anderson
Jorge Baechli
Kevin Ahearn
Eric Anderson
Willem Bagchus
Theresa Ainsworth
Heidi Anderson
Azam Baig
Paul Airey
James D. Anderson
George Bailey
Georgette Airey
Ellen Andrews
Carol Bailey
Ahmad Akhgar
Steve
Emily Bak
Martha Albers
Stephen Andrews
Stacy Baker
Marc Albowicz
Jennifer Angelo
Tyler Baker
Bob Albrecht
Will Angle
Clay Baker
Stacy Aldridge
Chris Anthony
Eric Balazich
Alfie Alexander
Jennifer Aparicio
Marie Baldwin Brown
Cyndi Alexander
Sharon Arkin
Kelly Ball
Paul Allbright
Robert Arnold
Geoff Ballard
Domenic Allegra
Margaret Arnzen
David Ballou
Charles Allen
Craig Arras
Joan Banikas
Chris Alley
Elizabeth Ashburn
Matthew Bankos
Parker Allison
Ryan Asquith
Sarah Banks
Stephen Alterman
George Aste
David Banks
James Altman
Maggie Atkinson
Sally Barbato
WTOP
West Education Campus
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Donors
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Donors
Charles Barber
Jacob Bedard
Gina Bertoluzzi
William Bolst
Ben Brown
Ryan Burns
Andrew Barbera
Rachel Beekman
Michael Besecker
Tahrra Bonaga
Tony Brown
Mark Burr
Janet Barger
Joanna Beger-Mason
Alec Best
Emma Bond
Kate Brown
Chris Burroughs
Richard Barlow
Dawn Begin
Virginia Betten
Dawn Booker
Craig Brown
Trevor Burroughs
Regina Barnett
Colleen Begley
Elaine Bickel
Doug Bookwalter
Mitchell Brown
Mara Burrr
Jeffrey Barnett
Cheryl Beightel
Christine Biddlecombe
Anatoly Boshkin
Cynthia Brown
Diane Burt
Alan Barraclough
Trevor Belcher
Daniel Bidwell
Gary Bossart
Patricia Brown
Jo-Anne Burton
Theresa Barraclough
Robert Bell
Haley Bien
Kristen Boster
David Brown
Christina Burton
Edith Barrett
Christopher Bellerby
Kathryn Billingsley
Erin Botsford
Linda Brubaker
Daniel B. Burton Jr.
Steven Barrett
Jennifer Bellows
Matthew Billingsley
Chris Bottomley
Judith Brunett
Sarah Bushong
Barry Barrett
Vicki Benjamin
Michael Binkley
Terence Boyce
Tim Bryan
Charles Bushong
Elizabeth Barrington
Timothy Benjamin
Stephen Bittorf
Christie Boyden
Bob Bryant
Chelsea Busler
Christina Barrow
Stephanie Bennett
Mark Bizokas
Patricia Boyle
Dean Bryant
Joanne Busse
Shirley Barry
David Bennett
Brian Black
Stephen Bracey
Wendy Buckwalter
Robert Bussler
Leo Barton
Shawn Benoit
Trent Blackburn
Madelyn Bradley
Kendra Bulik
Melanie Butler
Mila Bartos
Robert Benson
Emily Blair
Stephanie Bragg
Katerine Bunker
Michele Butts
Yelena Basova
Kyle Bentz
Trish Blake
Kasia Brandes
Jason Bunty
Michel Cadwallader
Aaron Bass
Shari Berger
Matthew Blouch
Matt Branstetter
Eric Burch
Sue Cain
Megan Batchelder
Michael Berger
Mona Bobrow
Chad Breeden
Gene Burdette
Renee Caldarelli
Chelsy Batdorf
Alexandra Bergeron
Neal Bobys
Michael Brennan
Mark Burgess
John Calhoun
Lauren Bates
Marc Berk
John Boehme
Cole Brewer
Laura Burkett
Libby Calhoun
Vanessa Bauer
Sandy Berkeley
Janet Boerner
Chelsea Bridge
Michael Burkoff
Mark Callihan
Beth Baum
Leonard Bernard
Brandon Boger
Lena Brisland
Tina Burks
Michael Callow
Robert Baumgartner
Laura Berry
Allison Bohle
Berenice Bromiley
Greg Burlin
Patrick Calvin
Claire Bayles
Tommy Berry
Ally Bollman
Megan Brothers
Shirley Burnette
Dana Campbell
Thomas Beckman
Deborah Berry
William Bollman
Kristen Brown
Jennifer Burns
Scott Campbell
54
Donors
55
Donors
Kelli Canada
Charles Chambers
Heather Cobun
Christina Corbitt
Christian Creek
Stephanie Daly
Amanda Capelli
William Chambers
Sandra Cogdell
Gregory Corbutt
Rebecca Crew
Raphael DAmico
Christine Capps
Benjamin Chambers
Janice Cohen
Susan Corby
Craig Crim
Melody Daniel
Leigh Ann Cardenas
Lisa Chapman
Gary Cohen
Emily Cornett
Alison Crispell
Sara Daniel
Jacquelyn Carey
Carolyn Charland
Joanna Colbourne
Ann Corsi
Kevin Crochetiere
Karen Daniels
Karen Carey
Carolyn Chase
Arlene Cole
Beth Cotell
Freddie Cross
Sara Danley
Denise Carmean
Ken Cheney
Michael Collins
Shawn Coughlin
Tom Crosson
Diane Dantagnan
Bryan Carnahan
Bernard Cherry
Leilani Collins
D. Coultice-Christian
Dennis Crowley
Bill Darden
Patrick Carpenter
Cowan Cheryl
Marie Colturi
David Courtell
Greg Cumbey
Mark Dark
Sean Carroll
Jeff Chilla
Annie Colturi
Hannah Coutu
Sarah Cumm
Zachary Darnell
Debra Carroll
Dustin Choat
Allan Comport
Timothy Cowan
Sue Cummings
Megan Darrow
Erin Carter
Susanna Choy
Kelly Compton
Thomas Cox
Randy Cunningham
Terry Daschbach
Teresa Carver
Mohler Christopher
Anthony Conard Jr.
Kevin Cox
Joseph Cunningham
Summer DaSilva
Christy Case
Ben Christopher
Janette Conner
Suzanne Cox
Haley Cunningham
Cathy Datz
Linda Casey
Janine Chuday
Natalie Conners
Anne Coyle
Grace Cunningham
Brad Daugherty
Kaila Casey
Joanne Church
Scott Connuck
Richard Craft
Jamey Curalli
Carla Daugherty
Colleen Casey
Robin Ciuffetti
Sara Conover
Neil Craig
Janice Curbow
Samuel Davis
Andrew Cassells
Michael Clagett
Robert Conover
Robert Craig
Lara Curtis
Eric Davis
Gilly Casserly
Bonnie Clapsaddle
Julie Constantinescu
Carolyn Craig
Judith Cutney
Stefanie Davis
Matthew Castillo del Muro
Ericka Clark
Patricia Contic
Scott Cramer
Lorraine Czajkowski
Jean Davis
Kymberley Catchings
David Clark
Karen Conway
Kristen Crandall
Kelli Czarnowski
Richard Day
Roger Catlett Jr.
Catherine Clarke
Michael Cook
Moira Cranley
Anthony Dagle
Renee De Frees
Derek Catt
Timothy Cleland
Shawn Cooper
Vlad Crapatureanu
Jake Dahlin
Carla De Mendonca
Marc Cattell
Tyler Clem
Jill Cope
Mark Crawford
Ellen Dalina
Bret De Pedro
Bryan Chabrow
Jason Clifford
Mark Copeland
Pamela Crawford
Angela Dalle-Molle
Courtney Deach
Alex Chakalos
Andrew Cobleigh
Holly Copenhavwr
Michael Crean
Frank Dalton
Jennifer Deal
56
Donors
57
Donors
Joseph Deckard
Lesley Dishong
Greg Duggan
Anna P. Ellis
Claire Feeley
Jolynne Flores
Brandin Decker
Nathan Dock
Ruslan Dukan
Page Ellwood
Igor Felder
James Floyd
David Decker
Ashley Dockendorff
Jane Duke
Jacqueline Elpers
Jessica Fepelstein
James Fons
Ted Dehle
Kyleen Dodrill
Danielle Dumas
Paul Eng Jr.
Ken Ferebee
Scot Fontaine
John Dehn
James Dodson
Joy Dunbar
David England
Susan Ferguson
Nancy Fontaine
Todd Del Priore
Terry Dodson
Sally Dunleavy
Lori Engleman
Erika Ferguson
John Forbes
Jessica Delancey
Sven Doersam
Alexandra Dunn
Timothy English
Alice Ferguson
Eric Forseter
Terry DeLay
Sean Doherty
Jonathan Dunn
Richard Ennis
Anna Ferguson
Gregory Forster
Jade Delyea
MaryEllen Dolan
Sheena Dunn
Jennifer Ennis-Yermal
Jason Ferrara
Christopher Forsyth
Brian DeMay
Nicole Donath
Eva Durie
Kathleen Ensele
Christine Ferrucci
Courtney Forsyth
Melisa Dement
Martina Donati
Laura Dwyer
Cassandra Enyeart
Nicole Fertig
Caitlin Foster
Mia Deng
Courtney Donmoyer
Sharon Dyer
Brett Eppley
Mario Fiorino
Cassandra Fournier
Jodi Denne
Jim Donnelly
Shannon Eacho
Jason Erdo
Thomas Firey
Samantha Fowler
Matthew Denny
Samuel Dores
Joshua Eanes
Rosanna Esposito
Christopher Fisher
Dorothy Fox
Dottie Depfer
Benjamin Dorsey
Kitty Eastridge
Emily Evans
Dennis Fisher
Deborah Francisco
Benjamin Derkowski
Robert Dougherty
Karen Eaton
John Evans
Brad Fisher
James Franco
Ben DeSantis
Teresa Douglas
Scott Eckman
Catherine Ezzard
Mike Fisher
Ryan Franklin
Ronald Despain
Joseph Douglas
Graham Eddy
Anthony Fabrizio
Vance Fitzgerald
John Frawley
Tanya Devereaux
Joseph Doukmetzian
Sandra Edelen
Joan Fainberg
Larry Fitzgerald
Christopher Frazier
Cathy Devine
Michael Dow
Julie Edwards
Trail Farley
Lyn Fitzgerald
Paula Frederick
Michael Diaz
Kathy Dowell
Kate Ehlers
Gina Farrisee
James Fitzgerald Jr.
Susan Fridell
Christine Dick
Robert Dowling
Ben Eisenberg
Derek Fassino
Shawn Fizer
Megan Frost
Adam Dickerson
Diane Doyle
Hanna Elesky
Donald Favreau
Thomas Flaherty
Russell Frutiger
Lisa Diehl
Michael Draba
Carol Elias
Susan Fazio
Darren Flavell
Rebecca Fulk
Sara Diiulio
Grace Dreby
Jackie Ellette
Elizabeth Federico
Betsy Fleming
Jim Fullem
Joseph Dincau
Holly DuBois
Aaron Elliott
Vicki Fedor
Geoff Fleming
Christopher Furbush
58
Donors
Donors
Guy Futrell
Danielle Gately
Cari Godlove
Scott Green
Steven Haas
Judy Hannon
Ian Gabhart
John Gatza
Stephen Goenner
Judith Green
Samantha Hackley
Michael Hansen
Lisa Gables
Kevin Gaynor
Richard Goffi
Mike Green
Amanda Haddock
Nicole Hanson
Sarah Gabonay
Michael Geist
Patrick Goheen
Patricia Greenwalt
Matt Haddock
Ingrid Harajda
Alexandria GainesSmith
Sam Gerdano
Steve Goldfarb
Jason Greene
Donna Hadjis
Michelle Hardesty
Rebecca Gallagher
Kendra Gerwig
Linda Goldfarb
Sarah Greene
Leslie Haecker
Susan Hardey
Charles Gallagher
Julie Gfrerer
Gerry Goldman
Caitlin Greene
Ilene Hafker
Jessica Harn
Katie Gallagher
Leslie Giamette
Vladi Golubs
Julie Greenisen
Nancy Hafner
Chris Harper
Alexis Gallagher
Frank Giannandrea
Caitlyn Gomes
Davis Greenwood
Dolores Hagan
Ingrid Harrald
Nancy Gallagher
Robert Gifford
Mariella Gomez
Anna Grieco
Vicki Haggerty
Leslie Harris
David Gallegos
Tammy Gikakis
Joseph Gonzales
Judith Griffin
Brianna Haley
Kimberly Harter
Nick Ganch
Lawrence Gilder
Sandi Goolrick
Susan Griffith
Justin Hall
Nathan Hartman
Steve Gangemi
Kevin Gillespie
Scott Gordon
Hugh Griffith
Autumn Hall
Grant Hartnett
John Ganoe
Magen Gilliam
Robin Gordon
Jared Gross
Kristi Hall
William Harvey
Mara Gans
Barbara Gilliland
Todd Goren
John Gross
Patrick Hall
Andree-Anne Harvey
Michelle Garay-Tiu
Samantha Gilman
Daniel Gorman
Benny Grove
Katherine Hall
Thomas Haskins
Stephen Garber
Laura Gilmour
Stacie Gorman
Josh Grubb
Mary Grant Hall
Stayton Hastings
Carmen Garcia
Matthew Gladding
Marcin Gortat
Lindsay Guiberson
Mary Alice Hallman
Jesse Hathaway
Charlene Gardiner
Lara Gladding
Margaret Gough
Lawrence Guidry
Jennifer Hallmark
Kevin Hauschild
Emily Gardner
Paige Glaser
JoAnna Grable
Amy Gunn
Corey Halstenson
Daniel Havivi
Jenny Garfinkle
Jenna Glassman
Warren Grandle
James Gunn
Devin Hamberger
Megan Hawkins
Diana Garibaldi
Amy Glaze
Scott Grandy
Shannon Gupta
Cameron Hamilton
Leah Haworth
Christine Garner
Kathleen Gleason
Jaime Gray
Marcia Gupta
Matthew Hamm
Michael Hayden
Marie Garrenton
Eva Glick
Maribel Gray
Kimberly Gustafson
Debbie Hancock
Daniel Hayden
Christine Garrett
Jeff Gluchowski
Amy Grazioso
David Gwaltney
Susan Handy
Richard Hayden
Ashley Garrity
John Godbold
Justin Green
Lindsay Haas
Mark Hanna
Carrie Hayes
60
59
60
Donors
Donors
Charis Haymaker
John Hewlett
Michael Horn
Allison Hull
Cheryl James
Scott Jones
Monita Haywood
Bethany Hick
Patricia Horn
Misty Humbertson
Raymond Jamros
Blake Jones
Leanne Headland
Kimberly Higdon
Ryan Horodyski
Angela Hume
Jeff Janaro
Hope Jones
Beth Healy
Cory Hiles
Andrew Horos
Alex Humphrey
Alex Jansen
Mary Beth Jones
Corey Heck
Karyl Hill
James Horting
Charles Hundertmark
David jarvis
Ryan Jorgensen
Nancy Heck
David Hill
Brittany Houhoulis
Bill Hunsberger
Gerchalk Jason
Oleg Joukov
Adriana Heikell
Jessica Hilliard
Brianna House
Jeffrey Hunter
Stephen Jenkins
Brian Joy
Scott Heil
Janet Hilliker
Michelle Houtz
Kimberly Huntington
Heather Jenkins
George Judd
Lauren Heimberg
Carole Hilton
Peggy Howard
John Hurson
Donna Jenkins
Karen Judy
Juliet Heimberg
Michael Hochkeppel
Kelly Howard
Connor Hurson
Sheila Jenks
Jack Jumper
Theresa Heinocke
Dustin Hodge
Jennifer Howard
Eric Huss
James Jeremiah
Kaaren Jurack
Fran Heishman
Sally Hodges
Jacky Howell
Douglas Hutchens
Gillian Jimenez
Najib Kabiri
William Helfeldt
Rebecca Hoffman
John Howland
Allyson Hyatt
Marcus Johansson
Lori Kalcheff
Lara Helm
Gary Hoffman
Cecilia Howland
Conrad Hylton
Yorko John
Elizabeth Kamps
Tyler Helmick
Chris Hogan
Jocelyn Huang
W. William Immel
Larry Johnson
Daniel Kannen
Robert Henderson
Kimberly Hogan
Amanda Hudak
Shannon Ingle
David Johnson
Michael Karcic
Jen Henley
Michele Holcomb
Dallas Hudgens
Jay Ingram
Judy Johnson
Rebecca Kardash
Claire Henline
Joan Holliday
Brian Hudgins
William Isenstein
Valerie Johnston
Michael Karlson
George Henschel
Anne Holm
Paul Hudson
Billy Isenstein
Julie Jones
Helen Karn
Phil Hergert
Amelia Holman
Joseph Hudson
Kendra Iverson
Robbie Jones
Jim Kashur
Jade Herman
Kevin Holmes
Jolie Hudson
David Jackson
Jim Jones
Hugh Kaufman
Nancy Herman
Andrew Holmes
Emily Huffman
Kim Jackson
Wendy Jones
Stephen Kaufman
Samuel Hershey
John Holt
Ken Huggins
Jerilyn Jackson Rogers
Michael Jones
Richard Kay
Kyle Herson
Dave Holt
Jessica Hughes
Laura Jacobin
Clay Jones
Margaret Kearns
Michael Herson
George Horant
Jamie Hula
Natalie Jacobs
Gary Jones
Lisa Keeley
John Herweh
Diana Horn
Richard Hulkenberg
Hiles James
Dianne Jones
Amanda Kegley
61
61
62
Donors
63
Donors
Jennifer Keller
Philip Knueven
Katelyn Lanciano
Penny Leitch
Rebecca Lough
Emily Maier
Teresa Kelley
David Kobe
Addison Landers
Joseph Leizear II
Joann Lounachan
Jennifer Malasky
Jerome Kelly
Andy Kokkinis
Fran Lane
Ted and Lynn Leonsis
Samantha Lowe
Melissa Mallach
Spencer Kelly
Elizabeth Kolarevic
James Lang
Bryan Lesniewski
Matthew Lowe
Ron Mallonee
Hugh Kelly
Raquel Kondracki
James Langevin
Christopher Lettieri
Carlen Loy
Annemarie Malloy
Justine Kenney
Elizabeth Kong
Nicole Langlois
Diane Leven
Michael Lubey
Amanda Malone
Julie Kerns
Ray Kostkowski
Lauren LaPenna
Bradley Lewis
David Lubinsky
Lindsay Manack
Bruce Kessler
Michael Kotzian
Cheryl Lapointe
Jennifer Lewis
Pam Lucas
Wesley Mandler
Timothy Kibbey
Dolores Kotzian
Joy Laramie
Emily Liberman
Francis Lukenbill
Maria Manfre
Brian Kika
Dina Kowalyshyn
Kimberlee Larson
Matt Lichstein
Katherine Lunceford
Gale Mangini
Nancy Kiley
Sarah Kraholik
Chris Larson Grimsley
Jordan Liedholm
Theodore Lutz
Joshua Manley
Becky Killin
Dawn Kral
Robert Latchford
Andy Lillycrop
Jean Lynch
Graylin Mann
Mark Kinnane
Bryan Kraus
Joanna Lathrop
Jennifer Lindauere
John Lynch
Sarah Manning
Kathy Kinter Phelps
Debbie Kravitz
Eileen Lauby
Michael Lindenbaum
Elizabeth Lynch
Maria Mantzouranis
Julia Kirkendall
Paul Krogh
Cheryl Lauer
Jessica Lindsey
Suzanne Lynn
Stephanie Manzi
Joseph Kirkland
Alex Kuechenmeister
Leslie Lautenslager
Dylan Littman
Kendra Lyon
Deena Marcellus
Clifford Kirkpatrick
Elissa Kurtz
Karen Lawrence
Julie Liu
Cecily Lyons
Pam Marciszewski
Neil Kishter
Peter Kusek
Marvin Layden
Jason Llewellyn
Katherine MacCammon
Scott Marcum
Suzanne Kitchen
Stacy Kuzma
Cristina Layne
Joanne Lloyd
Kalle Mace
Michael Margolis
Ed Klaeser
Jack Kwait-Blank
Terry Leach
Amanda Lockwood
Andrew Machi
Brian Markham
Brittney Klauda
Taryn Labgold
Joseph Leannarda
Jessica Lockwood
Paula Maciborsky
Karen Marr
Daniel Klein
Leah Lackey
Ginny Lebeck
Jennifer Lofland
Harley Macleod
Jim Marshall
Jon Kling
Richard Lafferty
Thomas LeCates
Jennifer Loftis
Carole Maclure
Donald Martin
Russell Knapp III
Luke Lafferty
John Lechler
Corey Logesky
Mallory Maddux
Glenda Martin
Stephen Knies
Brooks Laich
Sylvia Lee
Laurance Longtin
John Magney
John Martin
Jennifer Knode
Jeffrey Lambert
Scott Lehtonen
Douglas Lorman
Sean Mahoney
Amanda Martin
64
Donors
65
Donors
Bethany Martin
Mike McDowell
Jack Melito
Lisa Millholland
Rebecca Mountz
Tim Nelson
Latasha Martin
Malcolm McGaughy
Samantha Mendell
John Millian
Nicolas Mouriski
Jaclyn Nelson
Kara Martinez
Jennifer McHugh
Gregory Merboth
Harry Millios
Matthew Moylan
Scott Nestor
Phill and Eddie Martins
Carla McHugh
Becca Merenbach
Rachel Millios
Jackie Mudd
Kathy Neubauer
Danielle Martyn
Mary McKinney
Shannon Mergucz
Samantha Millman
Michele Muentener
Matthew Neuman
Sean Marx
Sean McKinney
Brent Merrill
Michael Minehart
Susanne Mullen
Alan Neustadtl
Daniel Maskell
Megan McLindon
Robert Merritt
Gregory Minkoff
Shane Mulready
Mark Newlan
Peggy Massar
David McMahan
Ellie Merritt
Jesse Mishler
Debra Murphy
Shelley Newman
Donna Matthews
Sarah McMillan
Debbie Merryman
Joseph Mitchell Jr.
Christyn Murphy
Nancy Newton
Ellen Maurice
Laura McMullen
David Messenger
Cheryl Molloy
Sue Murphy
Samantha Ngai
Sarah Mayhew
James J. McMullen
Brad Messick
Erica Money
James Murphy
Khoa Nguyen
Alyssa Maynard
Jeannie McNally
Stacy Metz
Patricia Mooney
Stephen Murray
Katie Nguyen
Renee Maynard
Carrie McNamara
Jessica Meyer
Theodore Mooningham
Katherine Murray
Aldrin Ngwa
Kathy L. Mayo
Brenda McNeally
Keith Michlik
Greg Moore
Kellyann Mussel
Amanda Nichols
Jamie McAteer
Jessica McNiece
Galen Midford
William Moore
Kimberly Muthersbaugh
Noah Nicholson
Bryan McCaslin
Maria McNorris
Jillian Milbert
Aaron Moore
Kevin Mykle
Sara Nickel
Jennifer McClure
Diego McNuss
Jack Miles
Adrian Moore
Joudy Nadri
Tess Nicol
Susan McClure
Emily McWilliams
Kristie Miles
Mary Moore
Brian Nahar
Mary Beth Nielsen
Jennifer McClure
Cameron Meade
Mitchell Miles
Lisanne Morales
Bill Nallo
Lisa Nimick
Michael McConville
Stephanie Meadows
Heidi Miller
Beth Moran
James Napoli
Ann Nimmer
Sean McConville
Svetlana Medvedeva
Charles Miller
Matthew Morgan
Jarrett Nash
Mike Nolan
Pamela McCoy
Keara Mehlert
Sydney Miller
Wendy Morgan
Scott Natkow
Rachel Noone
Colin McCoy
Kimberly Meintzer
Hannah Miller
Chris Morris
Dru Neil
Crystal Nosal
Ralph McCrea
Claire Meissner
Aaron Miller
Angela Morris
Janet Neimeyer
Roxanne Nosal
James McCullough
John Melanson
Jeffrey Miller
Michael Morris
Chris Nelms
Angela Novak
Jeremy McCumber
Jacqui Melby
Marloes Miller
Jason Morstein
Brian Nelsen
Ryan Nurdin
66
Donors
67
Donors
Timothy Nussbaum
Justin Osborne
Patrick Pearson
Colleen Pilliod
Benjamin Powers
Brad Randt
Kyle Obal
Richard Ott
Cheryl Peck
Shannon Pillon
Matthew Pozun
Krystyn Rash
Andrew Ober
Lynn Otto
Keith Peddie
Michelle Piluso
Christopher Prack
Karen Raskin
Gretchen O’Brien
Henry Otto
Michele Pehrkon
Charles Pinto
Mary Anne Prather
David Raslevich
Michael Ocampo
Heather Otto
Rebecca Peiler
Sara Pinto
Carolynn Prather
Davee Rath
Biz Oconnor
Anna Overman
Thomas Peitler
Michaela Pissott
Mike Preast
Chris Rauer
Stephanie O’Connor
Mark Owens
Max Peltz
Sarah Pitluck
Michelle Presley
Benjamin Rawdon
Kevin O’Connor
Paul Oxley
Stephen Pepper
Marc Pitonzo
Paul Preziosi
James Ray
Frank Odeh
Mark Page
Jill Perlaki
Todd Pitsinger
Daniel Price
Judith Ray
Friday Oeur
John Page
Justin Perras
Katherine Pitta
Sue Price
Nicole Raymond
Kyle Offerman
Brianne Palensky
William Perry
Benjamin Pleasants
Greg Prichard
Toby Redifer
Gregory Ogorek
Erin Palombo
Jo Ann Pessango
Fred Plitt
Janine Prime
Teresa Redman
Shawn O’hare
Jordan Park
Justin Peters
Denise Plum
Robert Pristach
Joey Reed
Christina O’Hearn
Dan Parker
Anna Peterson
Amy Poff
Jeff Proctor
Elena Reed
Kelsey Ohleger
Pat Parks
Glen Petitt
Thomas Polansky
Beth Pruski
Robin Reeder
George Ojalehto
Marilyn Parrott
Kristen Petru
Ronda Polhamus
Lindsey Puckett
Patrick Reese
Christopher O’Kane
Greg Parseghian
Kerrie Petrunak
Elizabeth Poling
Diana Pumphrey
John Reeves
Connie Olivera
Laura Parsons-Wandell
Bobbie Pew
James Pollock
Joanne Pursel
John Regan
Robert Olson
Nick Passero
David Pfeiffer
Roberta Polzin
Victor Purvis
Janet Regan
Patrick O’Meara
Tracy Pastian
Susan Phelan
Tim Poole
Peter Quell
Jennifer Regan
Heidi Onkst
Zachary Patrick
Mark Phelps
Peter Popiel II
Robert Quier
Rebecca Reickel
Eric Oppenheim
Suzanne Patrick
Bob Phillips
Carol Popowsky
Joseph Raine
Linda Reid
Robert O’Quinn
William Patterson
Curtis Phinney
Jennifer Porter
Jordan Raines
Ashley Reid
Edward O’Reilly
Kayvan Patti
Katie Pickrell
Jennifer Potter
Sarah Ramsey
Andy Reilly
Samantha Orlando
William Patton
Olivia Pileggi
Theresa Powell
Joseph Ramsey
Michael Render
Aimee Ortiz
Kenneth Peacock
Domnick Pilli
Stephen Power
Sarah Ramsey
Michael Reschke
68
Donors
69
Donors
Cooper Restivo
Elizabeth Roberson
Richard Rossier
Mary Sanford
Chelsea Schultz
Laila Shaby
Bob Reusing
Robin Robertory
Amy Rothenberger
Lex Sant
Jennifer Schultz
Phil Shaikun
Catherine Revel
Brian Robertson
Timothy Rounsley
Jennifer Sargeant
Robert Schulz
Timothy Shaner
Kristen Reynolds
Laura Robinson
Cole Rouse
Laura Sargent
Brian Schurer
Sue Shanks
John Rhoten
Ed Robinson
Samantha Rowe
Randy Sasai
Timothy Schwab
Dawn Shannon
Elizabeth Rhoten
Michael Roche
Jeanette Rowland
John Satterthwaite
Gary Schwartz
Carly Shapiro
Anni Rhule
Timothy Rochford
Elizabeth Rumsey
Linda Sauder
Kelsey Schwartzbach
Laura Shatzer
Gloria Rice
Dean Rock
Jonathan Rushin
Donna M. Sauter
Tim Schweinsberg
Karen Shaughnessy
Barbara Rich
Julie Rock
Joshua Russell
Mary Scarpinito
Lesa Scott
Rhod Shaw
Cameron Richardson
Norella Rodgers
Ana Ruta
Michele Schaefer
Kim Scott
Vicki Shaw
Marcy Richardson
Breanne Rodino
Rachel Ryan
Hilda Schaeffer
Thomas Scott
Caitlin Shaw
Rebecca Richardson
Rex Roebuck
Melvin and Christine Ryan
Jon Scheffer
Amy Scully
Gregory Shearer
Tim Richey
L.M. Roehrig
Carolyn Ryan
Joi Scheffner
Neal Seagle
Charles Shelleman Jr.
Mark Ricks
Daniel Rogers
Samuel Rydzynski
William Scherman
Stephanie Seal
Ryan Shelley
Debora Ricks
Joseph Rogers
Steve Sakach
Robert Schick
Jeffrey Searfoss
Dana Shepard
Gregory Ridder
Kevin Rogers
Melanie Salkin
Spencer Schlappich
Joel Searfoss
Stephanie Sherwood
Natalie Ridder
Nancy Rogers
Jane Salomon
Cheryl Schmelzle
Michael Secrist
Jordan Shiflet
Philip Riebe
Sean Rohe
Christine Salsberg
Nate Schmidt
Elliot Segal
T. Shirk
Doug Rigler
Keric Rollman
Sandra Salvatori
Cheryl Schmitz
Graham Seitz
Cindy Shoemaker
Paul Riley
John Roney
Sean Samakow
Benjamin Schnable
Margaret Seleski
Melissa Shomper
Mark Ringwood
Donna Rosano
Bridget Samuels
Erica Schonborn
Teresa Self
Florence Shub
Daniel Riordan
Steven Rose
Rossana San Martin
Don Schrade
John Sellers
Mike Shumsky
Joe Rioux
Benjamin Rose
Alina Sananikone
Heather Schugar
David Sellers
Dennis Sickmen
John Rish
Samantha Rosenbaum
Amber Sanders
Bonnie Schulgasser
Aaron Semenick
Adam Sienkiewicz
Judy Rixham
Lee Rosner
Kiera Sanderson
Judd Schulke
Ryan Setree
John Sierra
Beth Rizzolla
Daniel Rossi
Elana Sandler
Ray Schulte
Scott Severson
Paul Sigwart
70
Donors
71
Donors
Char Silberstein
Anne Smith
Michael Spiros
Carole Stevens
James Howard Stunkle
Ann Marie Taranto
Wichawon Silbert
Sherri Smith
Karen Spomer
Brandon Stevens
Mileva Sturgis
Denice Tasker
Marina Silva
Gary Smith
William Spong
Jacob Stewart
Bryan Stymacks
Stephen Taylor
Juan Silver
Christine Smith
Amanda Spooner
Nettie Stewart
Kenuel Suarez
Ronald Taylor
Richard Simmons
Kevin Smith
Wes Sprinkle
Kim Stewart
Ceal Suarez
James Taylor
Billy Simons
Shauna Smith
William Spruce
Kimberly Stielper
Joe Sullender
Lois Taylor
Charles Simpson
Bradford Smith
Elizabeth Squires
Ann Stift
Jennifer Sullivan
Catherine Taylor
Robert Simpson
Kayla Smyers
Leslie Stagg
Richard Stoner
Brienne Sullivan
Brenda Teach
Debra Sims
Christopher Snyder
Marianne Stakem
Shannon Storm
Patrick Sullivan
Sandra Tenner
Barbara Sinegal
Richard Snyder
Marina Stal
Leana Stormont
Maria Sullivan
Thomas Tenner
Tom Singleton
Andrea Sobolik
Dawn Standifur
Mary Cate Stout
Ryan Sullivan
Rex Terwiliger
Dana Sizemore
Julie Sochacki
Elise Stanislav
James Stover
Daniel Sumerlin
Todd Tescher
Lori Slingluff
Kaitlin Soderstrom
Mary Stanton
Amy Strahl
Dale Summers
Brooke Thaler
Beth Sloane
Debra Soellner
Brandy Starheim
James Strahota
Robyn Susskind
Andrew Theado
Mark Smallwood
Bardeep Sohi
Karen Starke
Debra Strang
Anthony Sutter
Linda Thelin
Mikayla Smetaniuk
Stephan and Stephanie Soileau
William Starmer
Jamie Strayer
Yulia Svetlichnaya
Nanci Thibault
Chelsee Smith
Nicholas Solhjou
Wes Stearns
Michael Street
Keith Swaim
Victoria Thomas
Elizabeth Smith
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Will Speakman
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Georjean Thorpe
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Traci Wilber
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Nancy VanGorden
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Heidi Weinaug
Jason Wileman
Alyssa Wittenberg
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Ryan Yingling
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Chae Yoon
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Michael Young
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Davis Wright
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Jon Wright
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Steven Zahn
Brian Wright
Kevin Zakis
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Elizabeth Zerby
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Yao Wu
David Zeztwanger
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Jenna Wymer
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Satoko Yamaguchi
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