annual report 2015

ANNUAL REPORT 2015
GAME READY FOR LIFE
A M E S S A G E F R O M O U R P R E S I D E N T/ C E O :
Rather than write about some of our past year’s accomplishments, I would
much rather look toward the future. Each year Snider Hockey continues to evolve. The launch of our new Game
Ready for Life! initiative builds our capacity while raising our educational goals
from high school graduation to achieving post-secondary success – truly
preparing our students to become GAME READY FOR LIFE! By continuing to retain, mentor, and track our students after they graduate
from high school and throughout their post-secondary programs, we will grow
our enrollment and deepen the impact that we have on our students, as well as
enlarge our staff to meet the needs of our expanded deliverables. Moreover,
many of our new hires will be graduates of our programs.
A new partnership with the Give Something Back Foundation will allow us to
provide our eligible students with full post-secondary scholarships (tuition,
plus room and board) to one of an ever-growing list of partner institutions,
which currently includes: Montclair State University, Philadelphia University,
Rowan University, The Community College of Philadelphia, The College
of New Jersey, University of Delaware, Temple University, West Chester
University, and Williamson School of the Mechanical Trades. Our deserving alumni of Snider Hockey will not only be able to graduate from
their post-secondary programs equipped with the educational and vocational
training to prepare them to enter the workforce, but they will be free of debt
on a smooth pathway to becoming productive citizens in our society. It’s easy
to see why programs like Game Ready for Life! reinforce Ed’s wish that Snider
Hockey will be his legacy.
Scott Tharp
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OUR MISSION
To Build Lives and Unite Communities
HOW WE DO IT
Snider Hockey is a cutting edge program that uses the sport of
ice hockey coupled with a rigorous off-ice Life Skills curriculum
and supplemental educational services to build character
and academic skills for under-resourced boys and girls from
Philadelphia and Camden. Hockey is simply the hook that is
used to gain and hold the attention of our students, so that we
may keep them fully engaged in activities that strengthen their
physical, academic and emotional development.
TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S
Programs...............................................3
Locations...............................................8
Graduates..........................................10
2015 Highlights...............................13
Donors................................................15
Financials...........................................19
Teammates........................................20
Leadership.........................................21
Ed’s Legacy........................................22
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RT CARD
SNIDER HOCKEY STUDENTS REPO
% grade to grade matriculation rate
98
% performing at satisfactory or above levels in core classes
94
% report no negative behavior
93
% have an attendance record of 90% or higher
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E D U C AT I O N I S O U R P R I O R I T Y
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Education Enrichment Programming expanded dramatically this past season
with the introduction of several new initiatives. Services such as Required
Tutoring, Homework Help, Reading Buddies, College & Career Corners, Academic
Enrichment Activities, and Life Skills are available to Snider Hockey students.
These innovative programs are designed to complement in-school lessons,
while promoting a lifelong enjoyment of reading, critical thinking, and group
communication.
Snider Hockey uses report cards to track a number of “Early Warning Indicators”
such as attendance/tardiness, behavior, and performance in core classes. This
provides empirical evidence that helps us evaluate and measure the overall success
of our programs.
HOCKEY IS THE HOOK
Hockey is a team sport, which is
competitive and collaborative at the same
time. The greatest outcomes result from
player interaction. In addition, hockey
requires competitive participants to
always be accountable to their teammates
for their individual actions. Players must
be strong and confident individuals, but
also good teammates and citizens.
Hockey promotes a responsible form
of tenacity, which can be instrumental
to kids throughout their personal and
professional development. And, as Snider
Hockey continues its journey to serve
the deserving young people in urban
communities, it is clear that our programs
are making a positive difference in the
lives of thousands of children and the
communities in which they live.
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H E A LT H Y H A B I T S
L E A D T O H E A LT H Y L I V I N G
The academic and athletic skills that
our young people acquire are much
more valuable when coupled with the
life lessons necessary to be successful
students, athletes, and citizens. Snider
Hockey’s Life Skills curriculum focuses
on helping students build the capacity to
understand themselves and others. The
net result is young people who learn to
make healthy choices, remain strong, and
even thrive in the face of challenges.
It is Snider Hockey’s goal to continue to
facilitate nutrition education at our rinks,
in an effort to help our students develop
healthy habits, both on and off the ice. All
programming offered by Snider Hockey is
fact-based and highlights many national
nutritional guidelines. Each lesson
teaches key messages and behavior goals
that are delivered in the form of group
discussion, hands-on learning activities,
and recipe making.
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EVERY CHILD NEEDS A ROLE MODEL
Snider Hockey’s staff models the behavior and expectations that
are part of the Snider Hockey experience; warm, fun, encouraging,
and safe. Our coaches and academic aides are positive role models
committed to each child’s growth and development and inspire young
people to be their best selves. Consistent mentoring between coaches
and students helps to instill confidence and positive self-esteem in
our youth.
Snider Hockey serves as a bridge between our students, families, and
their multiple worlds - trusting that through their commitment to our
programs, they will receive much-needed support and information
that will help them navigate through school and community life. In
turn, school professionals know that they can turn to Snider Hockey
to help reach families. They see our rinks as hubs for learning and
growth – truly working to unite these communities.
99% SNIDER HOCKEY
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION RATE
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VS.
56% AVG. GRADUATION RATE REPORTED IN
PHILADELPHIA & CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOLS
TARKEN ICE RINK
Oxford Circle
SIMONS ICE RINK
West Oak Lane
FLYERS SKATE ZONE
Pennsauken
LAURA SIMS
SKATE HOUSE
Cobbs Creek
SCANLON ICE RINK
Kensington
RIZZO ICE RINK
CLASS OF ‘23 ICE RINK
South Philly
University City
W H E R E W E P L AY
Snider Hockey serves 3,000+ boys and girls (kindergarten to post-secondary) –
the majority of which live in the neighborhoods that surround our rinks.
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GAME READY FOR LIFE
Introduced in Fall 2015, Game Ready for Life!
creates a post-secondary education culture
for Snider Hockey students from the time
they enter sixth grade until the time they
enter the workforce.
PHASE ONE: MIDDLE SCHOOL
Middle school students engage in tutoring
services and academic counseling sessions
offered before or after hockey lessons.
These sessions prepare students to develop
a regular routine for homework help and
to keep in compliance with matriculation
requirements. Students are armed with tips
and strategies on time-management and
organizational and study skills needed to
succeed in high school. Students are also
counseled on selecting a high school that
will best fit their personal needs.
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PHASE TWO: HIGH SCHOOL
Routine homework help and tutoring
continues once a Snider Hockey student
enters high school. An assigned academic
aide also helps identify career interests;
categorizes post-secondary programs that
best match students’ needs and interests;
chronicles extra-curricular activities and
course requirements; and centralizes
all information for college applications,
scholarships, and financial aid. These
sessions take place during the Game Ready!
College Corner throughout the week and
during campus visits to local colleges and
universities.
PHASE THREE: POST-SECONDARY PURSUITS
A partnership has been forged with the
Give Something Back Foundation that will
grant all eligible Snider Hockey graduates
with full scholarships (tuition, room, and
board) allowing them to complete postsecondary programs free of debt. Students
are required to complete check-in meetings
and mentoring sessions that focus on: costbenefit analyses of post-secondary options,
determining degree plans, scholarship/
grant research and application process,
FAFSA assistance and budget planning, selfadvocacy, internship research, interview
skill building, and the importance of seeking
support and establishing relationships on
campus or in the workforce.
CLASS OF 2015
Kaseir Archie
Bobby Bader, Jr
Travis Barksdale
Shawnese Campbell
Zachary Candelore
Joel Castro
Drexel University
Millersville University
Undecided
Undecided
La Salle University
Orleans Technical College
James Coulter
Erek Cunningham
Ryan Dixon
Michael Fahringer
John Forsythe
Tim Halbherr
Penn State University
Montgomery County
Community College
C&R Bros. Landscaping
California University of
Pennsylvania
Temple University
Undecided
Brandon Harley
Anthony Harmer
Tommy Kent
John Martin
James Paul
Nataya Pogue
Rowan College at
Gloucester County
HVAC school
Raymour & Flanigan
Camden County
Community College
Widener University
Penn State University
Not Pictured:
Izaiah Calabrese
U.S. Army
India Ray
Michael Stafford
Curtis Young
Timothy Zink
Kutztown University
Camden County
Community College
Hollister
Eastern Michigan
University
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1,934
STUDENTS
IN THE AFTER SCHOOL
EXCELLENCE PROGRAM
74
74% OF SNIDER
HOCKEY STUDENTS
ARE READING AT OR ABOVE
THEIR GRADE LEVEL
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3,0
3,000+ TOTAL
75
75% MINORITY ENROLLMENT
IN SNIDER HOCKEY
KEEPING SCORE
15,344
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ENROLLMENT
85
EDUCATION SESSIONS
IN THE AFTER SCHOOL EXCELLENCE
PROGRAM AND SUMMER CAMPS
68
68% INCREASE
IN NUMBER OF STUDENTS SERVED IN
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
85 % OF SNIDER HOCKEY HIGH SCHOOL
SENIORS CONTINUE ON TO POSTSECONDARY PROGRAMS
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SNIDER HOCKEY PARTNERS WITH BOYS & GIRLS CLUB,
COMCAST TO BUILD NEW RINK
2015 HIGHLIGHTS
Comcast Corp. announced that it would spearhead a $40
million fundraising drive to build new recreational facility for
the Boys and Girls Clubs of Philadelphia and include a hockey
rink to be operated by Snider Hockey.
SNIDER HOCKEY SENIOR
CELEBRATION AT RALPH’S CAFE
Snider Hockey hosted a celebration for
our graduating Class of 2015 at Ralph’s
Cafe, located on the 43rd floor of the
Comcast Center.
GAME READY FOR LIFE! GROWS WITH GIVE
SOMETHING BACK FOUNDATION PARTNERSHIP
Snider Hockey and the Give Something Back
Foundation forged a partnership to grant all eligible
Snider Hockey graduates with full scholarships
(tuition, room and board) allowing them to complete
post-secondary programs free of debt.
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2015 FLYERS GOLF INVITATIONAL - A HUGE SUCCESS!
The 2015 Philadelphia Flyers Celebrity Golf Invitational
raised over $1.6 million for Snider Hockey -- a record-breaking
fundraising event for the foundation! The tournament
was presented by AlliedBarton Security Services, Fastrack
Construction, and PMC Property Group.
NHL/NHLPA DONATES
$950,000 TO
SNIDER HOCKEY
NHL commissioner
Gary Bettman and
deputy commissioner
Bill Daly presented
Snider Hockey an
award for $950,000
to support rink
development
and“Hockey is
for Everyone”
programming.
STUDENTS EXCEL AT
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
SELF PROGRAM
A group of Snider Hockey
students attended the Snider
Enterprise and Leadership
Fellows (SELF) Program at
the University of Maryland
in College Park to discover
various aspects of business
including leadership, enterprise,
entrepreneurship, finance,
accounting, and marketing.
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CHAIRMAN’S CLUB 2015
D O N O R S – J U LY 1 , 2 0 1 4 T O J U N E 3 0 , 2 0 1 5
$3,000,000 +
Ed Snider
Comcast Spectacor Charities
$100,000 - 3,000,000
Comcast Corporation
$20,000 – 100,000
Atlantic Amateur Hockey Association
Chris & Colette McElwee / Fastrack
Dave Campoli / REIT
Alan & Jill Miller
Ron & Ellen Caplan / PMC
PARX Casino
Property Group
PEW Charitable Trusts
Credit Suisse
PNC Bank
Dov Gorshein
Quinn Spitzer / McHugh Consulting
Brook Lenfest
James & Jane Sutow Family Foundation
Sandy & Gail Lipstein
Paul C. Troy
Lotman Family Foundation
Bill & Jeanne Whitmore / AlliedBarton
Mario Family Foundation
$10,000 – 20,000
Akber Ali
Fresh Healthy Philly
Alliant
Michael Pansini / Pansini & Mezrow
Danny Briere
Print & Mail Communications
Steve Cozen / The Cozen
Bryan Rishforth / R & R
O’Connor Foundation
Global Partners
D’Lauro & Rodgers, Inc
Reilly Glazing
Dougherty Electric
Ron & Janet Rock Family
Duane Morris LLP
Fred & Irene Shabel
First State Mechanical
Richard & Leslee Tabas
Gerry Schreiber / J & J Snack Foods
Jim Thiemich
Kampus Klothes
USA Hockey Foundation
Josh Kopelman
United Way
Land Services USA
Universal Cutting, Inc
Mayfield Site Contractors, Inc
Marc Utay / Clarion Capital Partners
Dan & Christin McClave /
Glenn & Debra Weinberg
Achille F Barone Foundation
John Aglialoro & Joan Carter
Aquafina / Pepsi
Automatic Data Processing, LLC
Kelly M. Bayzick
Charity Golf International
James C. Clemmens
CSL Behring LLC
David Japchen
Gerry Lenfest
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$5,000 – 10,000
NHL Foundation
Gene O’Brien
Doug Palic
PCCC, LLC
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Herbert Simon Family Foundation
Howard L. Shecter
Warren Financial
Phil & Terry Weinberg
CHAIRMAN’S CLUB 2015
D O N O R S – J U LY 1 , 2 0 1 3 T O J U N E 3 0 , 2 0 1 4
5050 Central - Delaware Inc.
AFLAC
John R. Alchin
Alliance For A
Healthier Generation
American Manufacturing Corp.
Pamela J. Anderson
Gordon Atkisson
Berks County Community
Foundation / Shutouts for Kids
Gary J. Blaszczyk
Bruce & Elizabeth Braunewell
Bravo Foundation, Inc.
Jo Ann P. Burke
Barbara Carty
Mr. Rich Castor &
Dr. Mary Parenti
Russell Chandler
Checking for Charity
Michael D. Cirigliano
Bob & Sandy Clarke
Norman & Suzanne Cohn
Christine & John
Connolly Foundation
Charles & Roslyn Epstein
Gary E. Erlbaum
Joseph & Mary Fenkel
Patrick & Colleen Ferrill
Flyers Faithful
Len & Robyn Freedman
Louis & Rhona Fromm
Front Row Marketing Services, LP
James J. Gannon
$1,000 – 5,000
Claude Giroux
Granite Run Pontiac Buick GMC Inc.
John Gross
S. Matthews V. Hamilton
Michael P. Haney
Marlee Hartline
Heckendorn Shiles Architects, Ltd.
Douglas J. Heun
John & Anna Hewes
Linda Holliday
Sunny Hung
I.B.E.W. Local Union 98
Independence Foundation
James Johnston
Walter J. Jura
The Drew A. Katz Foundation
Billy & Melanie King
Edward Koziara
Douglas Kreitzberg
Guy L. Lanzi
Kevin Loftus
Guus Lubsen
James & Kathleen Lynch
Fred Maglione
Seymour Mandell
Marsh
John Menno
Milken Family Foundation
Jonathan Morris
Ann Marie Nasuti
Patrick O’Hara
Jeffrey Orleans
Russell & Wendy Palmer
PREIT
Scott & Suzanne Rehl
Anthony Rezza
George H. Rigterink
Bobbi Shah / UBS
Jeffrey & Maureen Shapiro
Seth Shapiro
Alender O. Simmons
Constance Smukler
Craig Snider & Family
Jay & Terry Snider
Lindy Snider & Larry Kaiser
Samuel Snider
Sarena Snider
Tina S. Snider
Herb Spivak
Mark Streit
Mark & Marlyn Stutman
Max Talbot
Charles Block / Tamaqua
Foundation
Scott & Christine Tharp
The Pepper Hollow Fund
Brian W. Tomasic
Francis & Alicia Van Kirk
Jakub Voracek
Margaret Walls
Richard Williamson
Patricia & Robert Weiser
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D O N O R S – J U LY 1 , 2 0 1 3 T O J U N E 3 0 , 2 0 1 4
Courtney A. Altemus
Alison Aplin
Bill Barber
Andrew & Elyse Barroway
Joanne M. Berwind
Robert & Julie Bond
Frank & Georgina D’Angelo
Roberta I. DeSapio
Stephen J. Geary
A Ambassader
Travel, LLC
Scott Anderson
Robert Baer
Bank Of America
United Way Campaign
Bill & Beverly Cissie
Clement
Commonwealth Cares
Terry & Shelia Crisp
Mark Cunard
Catherine De Quintal
Howard E. Denton
Mark DiMaurizio
Laura Dominguez
Richard & Emily
Duggan
Tom & Gwen Farnham
Christine M. Fenimore
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$500 – 1,000
Diane & Ron Hextall
Suzanne & Michael Kirkland
Samir Koukaz
Douglas & Diane Larrimore
Drs. Robert & Joyce Leonetti
William Peter Long
Morgan Stanley
Robert & Susan Nydick
Glenn Prokopik
Bernadette H. Schopfer
William Smith
Scott & Janice Sommermann
Sportsline Inc.
TayganPoint Consulting
Group, LLC
Utz Quality Foods, Inc.
Stella Volpe
Marc Wagner
$100 – 500
Mobile Giving
James J. Ferrelli
Foundation
Nancy Feyler &
Albert Momjian
Lisa Shulock
Melinda Mulvenna
G & C Robins Company
Carmen P. Nava
Logan Gagliardi
Network For Good
Michelle Perry Higgins
Robert Newton
Arthur Hirsch
John Nolan
Paul & Doreen
Holmgren
The Prism Partners, LLC
David Lewis Hyman
Professional Travel
Agents of North
Patrick Kain
America
L/B/W Insurance &
Patrick Quarry
Financial Services, Inc.
Jesse T. Rendell
Sheri Levins
Charles Ries
Lindsey Masciangelo
John Riley
Steven & Jacqueline
Melnick
Danielle M. Robinson
Sandra Meyers
Joanna Ruzzi
Milestone Partners
Clayton D. Sheldon
Management Co. LP
Jaime Sipp
James & Lettie
Smolarski
Paul & Penny Stab
Michelle Stafford
TRUist Connect
Jeanine Vivona
Lisa Welsch
Madeleine Weeks
Wells Fargo
Community Support
Campaign
Widener University
Faculty &
Administration of Color
Network
Diane Williams
YourCause, LLC
MAJOR DONORS 2006 – 2015
$16,000,000 +
Ed Snider *
$2,000,000 +
Comcast-Spectacor Charities *
$1,000,000 +
Comcast Corporation *
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
NHL Foundation *
$200,000 – $650,000
Dr. Dov Gorshein *
James & Jane Sutow Family Foundation *
Chris & Colette McElwee *
Brook J. Lenfest Foundation *
Lotman Family Foundation *
Pew Charitable Trusts
Bill & Jeanne Whitmore / AlliedBarton
Security Services *
$100,000 – $200,000
Ellen & Ron Caplan *
Steve Cozen /
Cozen O’Connor Foundation *
Fred Lieberman
Sandy & Gail Lipstein *
Mario Family Foundation
Jill & Alan Miller *
Dave & Marcia Scott
Fred & Irene Shabel *
Quinn & Tina Spitzer *
Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Troy
$50,000 – $100,000
Briere Family *
David Campoli
Joe and Rita Cohen *
David Cordish *
David Cutler Group *
Jim Johnston / Heuer Foundation *
Josh & Rena Kopelman
Mickey & Larry Magid *
Dan & Christin McClave /
Fresh Healthy Philly
Parx Casino
Lyn & George Ross *
Ron Rubin / PREIT
Gerry B. Shreiber *
Kimmo & Johanna Timonen *
United Way
USA Hockey Foundation
Mark Utay / Clarion Capital Partners *
Phil & Terry Weinberg *
$25,000 – $50,000
John Aglialoro & Joan Carter *
ARAMARK Charitable Fund *
Bettina Aberant /
Achille F Barone Foundation
Jimmy Binns *
Chuck Block / Tamaqua Foundation
Dancing Tides Foundation
Gary E. Erlbaum *
Scott Hartnell *
Lubert Family Foundation *
Peter & Casey Luukko *
Milken Family Foundation *
Bill & Debbie O’Hara
Olitsky Family Foundation
Jeffrey P. Orleans *
Nelson & Claudia Peltz *
Reuben & Mollie Gordon Foundation *
Brian & Aileen Roberts *
Ronald McDonald House Charities *
Wayne & Sharol Siemens *
Craig Snider & Family *
Jay & Terry Snider *
Lindy Snider & Larry Kaiser *
Samuel Snider *
Sarena Snider *
Tina S. Snider *
Ed Stefanski *
Michael Stolper *
Leslee & Richard Tabas *
Tina & Scott Tharp *
Jim Thiemich
Randy Warren *
Women’s Sports Foundation *
15,000 – 25,000
Acme Markets
Arthur & Janice Block *
Shelly & Larry Brown *
Bob & Sandy Clarke *
Joseph & Mary Fenkel *
Richard J. Fox Foundation *
Christian Girodet
Jack Hewes
Honickman Family *
Peter Irish
Morris Jurkowitz *
Billy & Melanie King *
Samir Koukaz *
Gerry Lenfest *
Michael Pansini / Pansini & Mezrow
Charles Pizzi *
Rembrandt Foundation *
Rubin Family Foundation *
Howard Shecter *
Lawrence & Christine Smith *
Constance & Joseph Smukler *
Glenn & Debra Weinberg
Dr. Kneeland Youngblood
$10,000 – $15,000
Bond Foundation *
Celeste & Jim Britt *
Greg & Debbi Butz
Louis N. Cassett Foundation
Norman & Suzanne Cohn *
Don DeWees
EP Henry *
Norman Fenimore IV Memorial
Robert A. Fox *
Len & Robyn Freedman *
Derian & Heather Hatcher *
Lewis Katz
Charles Lawson
Seymour Mandell *
Jennifer Ohama
Peter & Jan O’Malley *
Daniel Panichelli
Mike Petrick
Romeo Family Foundation
Jeff Shapiro
Herb & Bui Simon *
SugarHouse Casino
Joe Watson / Philadelphia Legends
Suzanne & Scott Rehl /
Schoch Foundation
$5,000 – $10,000
Jonathan & Marina Adams *
John Alchin
Bill Barber *
Ed Baumstein / SolomonEdwards
Joanne Berwind
Frank G. Binswanger
David Boreanaz *
Lois & Julian Brodsky *
Charles & Roslyn Epstein & Family *
Patrick & Colleen Ferrill *
Tom Gerrity *
Jeffrey Glass *
Goldman Sachs
Linda Holliday *
Paul & Doreen Holmgren *
The Drew A. Katz Foundation *
Koziara Family
Ronald A. Krancer
Drs. Robert & Joyce Leonetti
Ann Marie Nasuti *
David Oros *
Maryann & Steve Pinkston *
Keith & Lisa Primeau *
Neal Rodin
Herb Spivak
Mark Streit
Mark & Marlyn Stutman
* denotes Charter Members
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FINANCIALS
REVENUE
$2,143,622
n EMS match
n Grants$700,235
n Special Events $607,519
Major Gifts &
$423,853
n Annual
Campaign
T O TA L R E V E N U E
n Investment Income
$4,412,869
EXPENSES
n Program
n Administrative
n Fundraising
$3,634,307
$175,889
T O TA L E X P E N S E S
$178,581
$3,988,777
Contribution to Operating Reserves: $424,119
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$537,667
T E A M M AT E S
Snider Hockey relies on the help of partner organizations to provide in-kind services and product
that help us achieve our mission. Many thanks to our current partners!
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Ed Snider, Chairman Emeritus
Bill Whitmore, Chairman
Chris McElwee, Vice Chair
Scott Tharp, President
Danny Briere
Marc Brownstein
Greg Butz
David Campoli
Bob Carr
Pat Ferrill
Paul Holmgren
Josh Kopelman
Carol Clark Lawrence
Sandy Lipstein
Dan McClave
Willie O’Ree
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Sal Patti
Ron Rabena
Ike Richman
Bryan Rishforth
Dave Scott
Fred Shabel
Gerry Shreiber
Wayne Simmonds
Lindy Snider
T. Quinn Spitzer
Jim Sutow
Kimmo Timonen
Paul Troy
Phil Weinberg
ED’S LEGACY
Mr. Snider was an icon – the father of
the Philadelphia Flyers hockey club, an
entrepreneur, a philanthropist, a risktaker and a true visionary in the sports
and entertainment industry. He was
widely respected and admired for his
passion, his vision, and his leadership,
not only on the ice, but in the game of
life as well.
One of Ed Snider’s proudest
accomplishments was the creation of
the Ed Snider Youth Hockey Foundation
in 2005. “This is how I want people to
remember me... this is what I want to be
my legacy. What we’re doing for kids.
I’m more proud of this than anything
else I’ve done in my life.”
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ED SNIDER YOUTH HOCKEY FOUNDATION
3601 S. BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA PA 19148
215-952-4125 | WWW.SNIDERHOCKEY.ORG
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