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Annual ReportVariety the Children’s Charity of St. Louis

2014

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I end my second year as Chairman of Variety the Children’s Charity of St. Louis on a note of great pride.

For the second year in a row, Variety has received an “exceptional” rating from Charity Navigator, the nation’s largest and most relied upon independent evaluator of charities. This four-star rating places Variety in elite company: only 19 percent of charities have received this designation at least two years in a row.

Charity Navigator scores nonprofits based on their financial efficiency and transparency. A four-star designation spotlights Variety as an organization that serves as an exceptional steward of the money that it raises.

Many charities champion admirable causes. But it takes a truly inspired organization to use every tool at its disposal to fulfill its mission. Variety is one such nonprofit.

While 2014 also marked my final year as Variety’s chairman of the board, I take with me an enormous wealth of satisfaction in the work I’ve seen accomplished on behalf of children with disabilities. In getting to know the Variety staff and the families they serve, I have gained great insight and inspiration.

I wish my successor, Bank of America’s Larry Otto, the best of luck in 2015. I look forward to continuing to support the powerful work of Variety in the future. Greg Boyce Chairman of the Board

Greg Boyce with Variety kids Luke and Anthony

Chairman of the BoardFrom our

Dear Friends of Variety,

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2014

Communications Mark Abels Cathy Dunkin Strategic Planning Scott Bush Young Variety Joe Denother

Marketing Steve Crimmins Development Lee Kling Kevin Short

Programs Mark Koritz Mike Lefton Nominating David Steward Variety Women Penny Pennington

Planned Giving Kimberly Springer Finance Leslie Wilson

Chairs Of Standing Committees2014

Jan Albus Chief Executive Officer Christina Altholz Chief Financial Officer Laura Boyle Creative Producer Misty Burton Therapy Services Manager Jeremy Goldmeier Communications Manager

Janna Greenwood Database Manager Diane Gruszka Health Services Director Patty Haeffner Assistant to the CEO Karen Haglin Accounting Manager Barb Kramer Program Director

Justin Leibrecht Event Coordinator Julie Nagy Program Manager Julie Probst Director of Special Events Brian Roy Chief Operating Officer

Celeste Rueter Annual Fund Manager

Linda Sanders Development Director Alexandra Santacroce Partnership Coordinator Jean Larson Steck Communications Director

Variety Staff

Board Of Directors2014

CHAIRMAN Greg Boyce VICE CHAIRMEN Steve Crimmins Marilyn Fox Thelma Steward TREASURER Leslie Wilson SECRETARY Lawrence K. Otto Mark Abels Joe Burgess

Mark Burkhart Bill Burnes Scott Bush Joe Denother Cathy Dunkin Cliff Eason Ray Farris Cheri Fromm Steve Gross Ray Gruender David Hogan Nevada A. Kent, IV J. Christopher Kerckhoff, Jr. Lee Kling Dr. Patricia Kopetz Mark Koritz

Nancy Kranzberg Patrick Larmon Davida Layer Mike Lefton Noémi Neidorff Marcia Niedringhaus Penny Pennington Lucia Rodriguez Steve Schankman Scott C. Schnuck Bevis Schock Kevin Short Kimberly Springer Michael Staenberg Elizabeth Stroble

CHAIRMAN EMERITUS David Steward HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS Jo Ann Arnold Kimmy Brauer William H.T. Bush Nancy Diemer Margaret Imo Chip Rosenbloom Ozzie Smith CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Jan Albus

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When I look back on 2014, I think of 9-year-old Nick in his bright yellow-and-blue Flounder costume, starring in Disney’s The Little Mermaid.

Before this past year, Nick was Variety’s secret superstar. Born with brittle bone disease, 28 of his bones were broken at birth. But his fragile body contains a bright and agile mind that never fails to delight. His witty quips and ad-libs made him a sensation at Variety events.

But then he took the stage as one of the lead performers in our Variety Children’s Theatre production of The Little Mermaid. The show sold out all five of its performances at the Touhill Performing Arts Center — 7,100 tickets in all — and Nick stole every one of them. More than holding his own against some of St. Louis’ top musical theatre actors, Nick upended our audiences’ expectations of what children with disabilities can achieve.

Now people stop him on the street because they recognize him from the show! For a boy with aspirations of one day hosting his own television show, this newfound fame is a beautiful dream come true.

On or off the stage, 2014 was a year in which Variety gave thousands of St. Louis children the chance to flip the script on what the world expects of them.

Our “TREES” model continues to open up bright new avenues for kids with disabilities. Therapy — in a gym, in the pool, or on horseback — strengthens their muscles.

Recreation gives them new opportunities to explore and socialize, like at Variety Adventure Camp. Education provides for opportunities like Nick’s star-making turn in Variety Children’s Theatre. Equipment powers kids forward with new tools to further their independence. And Variety’s trademark Sunshine Coach Vans get them where they need to go.

Variety kids are all stars. Through our programs, we give them the chance to shine. Through your support those programs can come alive and grow each year. It’s all for the kids! Thank you! Sincerely, Jan Albus Chief Executive Officer

Jan Albus with Variety child Kimira

Chief Executive OfficerFrom our

Dear Friends of Variety,

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Variety the Children’s Charity of St. Louis is a multi-faceted organization with one simple mission: To help local children with disabilities reach their full potential by providing services every time they need assistance.

Mission

We help kids with disabilities gain the needed tools to thrive. Therapy, Recreation, Equipment, Education and Sunshine Coach Vans; or TREES.

Therapy

Variety funds therapy including speech, physical, occupational, equine and aqua therapies through the TherHappy Kids program.

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Variety develops recreational programs that provide one-on-one attention and unique experiences including Variety Adventure Camp.

Recreation

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Variety gifts medical equipment to enhance mobility and independence, ultimately allowing our children to live out their day-to-day experiences with greater ease.

Equipment

EEducation

Variety provides education for and about children with disabilities through efforts such as the Champions for Children Summit, Variety Children’s Theatre and the Emerson Resource Center.

ESunshine Coach Vans

Variety allocates Sunshine Coach Vans to partner agencies to transport children across the St. Louis area to doctor appointments and therapy sessions.

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Variety’s Commitment to our Community

The following counties are within the Variety Service area:

How Variety Helps

Variety DIRECTLY serves kids with disabilities

through Variety programs.

Direct ServicesVariety funds OUTREACH programs with our partner

agencies within the greater St. Louis area.

Outreach ServicesAND

When Variety commits to a child, we commit to improving every facet of his or her daily life. Not only do we offer DIRECT services that provide things like new equipment or Variety Adventure Camp, we also support thousands of additional children through OUTREACH with our partner agencies.

Take 10-year-old Landon as an example. This winter, he received a new therapeutic bicycle from Variety as part of Variety’s direct Bikes for Kids program. His new ride will make a lasting impact on his life, improving his muscle strength and bolstering his independence. But when Landon puts his bike away and goes to school, Variety is still there for him. That’s because Landon attends school through one of Variety’s funded partner agencies. Outreach funding from Variety has allowed his school to purchase new equipment to continue providing top-quality education for kids with hearing impairments.

At work or at play, Variety assists awesome kids like Landon. That’s what we mean when we talk about supporting the “WHOLE CHILD!”

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Independence

With every therapy session and piece of equipment, Variety moves children toward a lifetime of getting things done for themselves.

Variety programs help kids tackle new challenges without fear or doubt. We encourage kids to be stars, both on stage and in their everyday lives.

Self-Esteem

Playing catch. Brushing teeth. Hugging a parent. These may seem like small acts, but developing skills like these allow Variety kids to enjoy childhood to its fullest.

Skills

No kid should ever have to go it alone. Variety programs bring children with disabilities together to create lasting and powerful friendships.

Socialization

Variety Provides Tools For:

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For three weeks, Kimira practiced stacking towers of blocks. She worked on zipping up her jacket. She clicked away at a tablet, drawing

lines and connecting dots.

These were all simple tasks for Kimira, a sunny 3-year-old who’s always making new friends. But this time, something was dramatically different: she was

using her right hand.

Without an innovative form of therapy paid for as part of Variety’s TherHappy Kids program, this might never have been possible.

Kimira was born with hemiparesis, or a weakness in an entire side of the body. The right half of her body is noticeably weaker than her left, which means she almost

always leads with her left hand and holds back her right as a last resort.

Kimira’s mother, Carol, has been on a quest to bring the two halves of her daughter’s body into balance. At home, she’s constantly

reminding Kimira to “use righty.”

Then Kimira’s neurologist suggested trying out a unique form of treatment: constraint induced movement therapy. For

three weeks, Kimira’s left arm would be placed in a bright pink cast. This would force her to use her right hand in

situations where she’d never used it before. On a daily basis, she’d go to a therapy session to participate in supervised play

with a therapist.

The cast was scary at first, but Kimira adjusted. More importantly, at the end of her three weeks of therapy, Carol saw Kimira begin to

use her right hand all by herself — no “use righty” necessary.

Variety paid for Kimira’s therapy as part of TherHappy Kids, a direct service which supports

impactful therapy programs that families’ health insurance cannot cover. Thanks to her three weeks in the

cast, Kimira is that much closer to living with a balanced body.

“She’s a very happy child,” Carol says. “I want her to be as close to normal as possible. I don’t want her to be teased for anything.”

Kimira’s Balancing Act

“She’s a very happy child,” Carol says. “I want her to be as close to normal as possible. I don’t want her to be teased for anything.” - Carol, Kimira’s mom

Therapy

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This summer, 5-year-old Gabe streaked into Variety Adventure Camp with all the flash of a comic book superhero.

His powers? Tenacity, spirit and definitely speed.

Born without legs, Gabe has a wheelchair but rarely sits still long enough to use it. Instead, he straps on what his mother Carrie calls his “boot.” It’s a hard plastic molding that fits snugly around the bottom of his torso, with a pair of skateboard wheels attached.

From there, it’s off to the races, with Gabe propelling himself along the floor with sheer upper body strength. At Adventure Camp, Gabe used his boot to fly over gym floors, across ice skating rinks and into the hearts of counselors, staff and his fellow campers.

Variety’s Adventure Camp motto is “I CAN.” It’s a place where campers with disabilities of all kinds get to play together with no restrictions on their capabilities — and it’s 100% free to attend. With his thirst for thrills and refusal to limit himself, Gabe lives that motto every day. This direct program gave him the chance to push himself to the fullest while making new friends.

“Gabe attends a general education classroom,” Carrie says. “So it was eye-opening for him to see other kids who have challenges. It was a chance for him to not feel so separate, but to feel included. It made a huge difference that he wasn’t the only one.”

Carrie uses the word “challenges” deliberately. That’s how she and the rest of her family view Gabe’s disability: as a challenge to be overcome. They encourage Gabe to problem solve at home, positioning stools so he can climb up on furniture or grab items off counters. Gabe is also blossoming into quite an athlete, taking part in gymnastics lessons and sled hockey.

At Adventure Camp, Gabe rode a pony, swam and even participated in a magic act in front of the entire camp! More than any of his other “superpowers,” fearlessness is what defines Gabe.

“We want him to have the attitude that he can do anything or try anything,” Carrie says. “He can keep up with typically developing kids.”

Recreation

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Clayton winds up, a bouncy ball clutched in his right hand, and flings it as hard as he can at his twin brother Mason.

Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on your perspective), the ball falls short and hits the chair that Mason is sitting on instead.

“Shoot!” Clayton grumbles. “Hey, keep trying,” Mason says. “50 points for hitting the chair.”

This is not a traditional form of physical therapy. But for these two 10-year-old siblings, it works.

Clayton was born with arthrogryposis, a condition that severely hinders mobility of a child’s joints. For many kids with this condition, their joints are stuck in a contracted position, with little muscle built up around them to help them move. For Clayton, this has created complications for all four of his limbs.

But thanks to multiple surgeries and intense therapy, he’s beginning to develop the

ability to stand on his own. And thanks to equipment paid for by Variety, his

arms are about to catch up with his legs.

Clayton uses a mobile arm support on his

right arm, which is what helps him

maneuver his power

wheelchair, feed himself, write, or even chuck projectiles at his twin brother. It resembles a piece of plastic armor, connected by a series of rods and joints to Clayton’s wheelchair. Carefully installed rubber bands create a tension that assists Clayton in lifting his arm. Variety paid for this piece of equipment through its direct Kids on the Go Mobility Program.

“Him tossing that ball at Mason is a big deal,” Clayton’s mother Brenda says. “It may seem inappropriate to some people, but to me it’s awesome.”

It is also in good fun. Like any set of twins, Clayton and Mason have a tight bond that often looks like a rivalry. But Mason, who is able-bodied, is a constant companion and source of encouragement in his brother’s life. Even if the two have their quarrels.

With Variety’s help, Brenda is working on getting a mobile arm support for Clayton’s left arm too — it’s his more dominant hand, as it turns out.

“It’s going to be huge,” Brenda says.

Clayton Plays Ball

Equipment

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“This chair has changed Joe’s life! He is

doing fantastic. He is becoming more independent than we expected.

He can now get on the bus for the first time by himself. He can also see the animals at the zoo. Previously, he could not see over the rail. Now he can elevate his chair to see everything.

He does not request help; he tries first to do things. And most of the time he can

accomplish it on his own.”- Allyson, Joe’s mom

“Tony was so proud when he finally got

his hearing aids. We noticed some improvement in his speech

immediately. Other sounds he has to completely learn over since he has either

misheard for so long or possibly never heard. I love watching him when he hears a new sound for the first time. Something as simple as me rubbing my hands together freaks him out!

Every day is an improvement. Tony has some uphill battles ahead of him in life, but

Variety definitely has helped ease part of his burden.”

- Dawn, Tony’s mom

From our Parents“Thank you for

helping provide a new push chair for our daughter,

Paige. Her new push chair allows her to join her classmates on field trips and use

around her middle school. It has been equipped with all that she needs to help keep her safe

including the ability to transport her safely on the school bus if needed. So much of what Paige requires can be difficult to find and afford. As a

parent, we want to provide everything we can for our children, but there are times financially

when we fall short. Your generosity and kindness met our need

with relief.”- Megan, Paige’s mom

Paige

Joe

Tony

One day, while her mother drove her to rehearsals for

Variety Children’s Theatre, 9-year-old Madison was feeling thoughtful.

She turned to her mom Traci. “I’m kind of like Ariel.”

“Why’s that?” Traci replied, perhaps thinking she knew the answer. Like the undersea princess at the heart of Disney’s The Little Mermaid, Madison has a shock of bright red hair.

“Well, I don’t always fit in with my regular world,” Madison said. “But when I’m up on stage with all my friends I fit in better.”

It was an unexpected bit of insight that gave Traci pause. Madison lives with cerebral palsy, and navigates the world with the help of a bright green walker and leg braces. In many situations, her gear causes her to stand out.

But on the Variety Children’s Theatre stage, the girl they call “Madi” is celebrated for what makes her exceptional — not what makes her different.

This year’s production of Disney’s The Little Mermaid was Madison’s first appearance in Variety Children’s Theatre. This direct program teams some of St. Louis’ top theatre professionals with children of all ability levels in producing a classic children’s musical. Madison was part of a children’s ensemble that included kids in wheelchairs, on the autism spectrum or with visual impairments.

Madison felt a bit intimidated during the audition process. She had never expected to see so many kids there. But she soon found a champion in show director Lara Teeter, who went out of his way to guide her through the dance portion of the auditions.

From there, Madison’s naturally effervescent personality won her tons of new friends. Lara continually joked that she needed to smile more, even though Madison wore a permanent grin throughout rehearsals.

During the show, Madison performed in the show-stopping musical number “Under the Sea.” Watching from the audience, Traci felt full of pride: her daughter was a star.

Like Ariel in the play, Madison discovered a whole new world through the magic of theatre.

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Variety is expanding its Sunshine Coach Van program in an exciting new direction.

For decades, these dependable and durable vehicles have been a linchpin of Variety’s outreach programming. Variety donates a Sunshine Coach Van to two or more of its partner agencies each year to ensure vital transportation for children with disabilities. Sunshine Coach Vans take kids to doctor’s appointments, therapy sessions, educational field trips and more.

But in 2014, for the first time ever, Variety provided a van directly to a local family. The recipient was Variety child Mallory. Variety’s Sunshine Coach Van program will provide a van to one deserving family each year from now on. This year’s family van was generously donated by The Steward Family Foundation.

From her earliest years, Mallory has been one of Variety’s most enthusiastic participants. Her million-watt smile has lit up the room at countless Variety events.

The gleaming new Chrysler Town & Country van comes custom-built with an electric ramp to easily load Mallory and her power wheelchair. Now her parents can take her anywhere she wants to go with a minimum of hassle or worry.

Variety will continue to provide Sunshine Coach Vans to its partner agencies. Kathy Gagnepain, principal at Variety partner Howard Park Center, says the van is absolutely vital to her organization’s core programs.

“I think people should know that when they donate to Variety, their donation actually touches the lives of many children,” Gagnepain says. “We wouldn’t function without Variety. Vans are expensive, and without them, our friends wouldn’t have the opportunities they have.”

Sunshine Coach VansMotoring Matters

“I think people should know that when they donate to Variety, their donation actually touches the lives of many children...” -Kathy Gagnepain, Principal at Howard Park Center

Gifts received between Oct. 1, 2013, and Sept. 30, 2014

HUMANITARIANS ($249,999 +)

Mr. & Mrs. David StewardSteward Family Foundation

CHAMPIONS ($100,000 - $249,999)

Mr. & Mrs. Norman EakerMr. & Mrs. Douglas E. HillMr. & Mrs. Kenneth Kranzberg

I HOPE ($50,000 +)

AJP FoundationMr. & Mrs. Greg BoyceMr. & Mrs. Edward ImoThe David B. Lichtenstein FoundationThe Sayers Foundation Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Terry Schnuck

ON THE GO ($25,000 - $49,999)

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen BrauerFox Family FoundationAmbassador & Mrs. Sam FoxMr. & Mrs. Jeff FoxMr. & Mrs. Nevada A. Kent IVMr. & Mrs. Michael NeidorffMr. & Mrs. Lupe RodriguezMr. & Mrs. Chip RosenbloomMr. & Mrs. James D. Weddle

SHERIDAN’S CIRCLE ($10,000 - $24,999)

Mr. & Mrs. James BergesBoeing Employees Community FundMr. & Mrs. Gerald E. DanielsMr. & Mrs. D. J. DiemerDismas HouseMrs. Christina DussoldMr. & Mrs. J. Cliff EasonMr. & Mrs. David N. FarrThe Charles W. & Jean H. Frees FoundationMr. & Mrs. Ronald FrommMr. & Mrs. William HolekampKling Family FoundationMrs. Mary Ann LeeMr. & Mrs. Daniel J. LudemanMr. & Mrs. Jean-Paul MontupetHerman T. & Phenie R. Pott FoundationMr. & Mrs. Rodger RineyMr. & Mrs. Craig SchnuckMr. & Mrs.Thomas R. VossHerbert A. & Adrian W. Woods

Foundation

I WISH ($5,000 - $9,999)

Alex & Alice Aboussie Charitable Foundation

The Sigmond & Marie P. Baer Charitable Trust

Mr. Mark E. BurkhartAugust A. Busch III Charitable TrustMr. & Mrs. Christopher Cady

Caleb C. & Julia W. Dula Educational & Charitable Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Dale FiehlerMr. & Mrs. Steven FrankMr. & Mrs. Troy GladstoneMr. & Mrs. Ed GlotzbachMr. & Mrs. Hugh GrantGuller FoundationMr. & Mrs. David HoganMary Ranken Jordan & Ettie A. Jordan

Charitable FoundationMr. & Mrs. Charles KnightMr. & Mrs. Paul KochMr. & Mrs. Lawrence G. LenkeMr. & Mrs. Michael MalloyMr. & Mrs. Timothy J. NiemannMr. & Mrs. Lawrence OttoMrs. Penny Pennington & Mr. Michael

FidlerW. R. Persons Charitable Fund TrustMrs. Marsha Rusnack Saint Louis Blues 14 FundThe Siteman Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Frank SteevesMr. & Mrs. William WilsonJack Wyatt Invitational

I DREAM ($2,500 - $4,999)

Battram Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Van-Lear BlackBrinklee FoundationMs. Sandra K. BuschmannMr. & Mrs. Joseph Castellano

The John Harris Society includes individuals, foundations and organizations dedicated to annually supporting children in our community who live with physical and intellectual disabilities. Their support helps provide medical equipment and key therapy programs that are vital to children’s health and happiness.

John Harris Society

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Mr. & Mrs. Steven L. CrimminsMr. & Mrs. Frank DellaquilaMr. James EspyMr. & Mrs. Steve GrossMr. & Mrs. Mat HornerMr. & Mrs. John E. JacobJPMorgan Chase FoundationMr. & Mrs. Van KnightMr. & Mrs. Mike LeftonMrs. Marlene LeftonMr. & Mrs. Sanford N. McDonnell

FoundationMr. & Mrs. Jack J. MercurioMrs. Sandra MollMs. Rose N. PerottiMr. Ian MacEachern & Ms. Daniela

QuilterMr. & Mrs. Jerry RitterMr. Paul SankovichSpecial Education FoundationSt. Joseph Parish - CottlevilleMrs. Mary StraussMr. David W. TiceMr. & Mrs. Michael Van LokerenMr. & Mrs. Bill Willhite

I CAN ($1,000 - $2,499)

Mr. & Mrs. Mark M. AbelsDr. Michael Albus M.D.Mr. & Mrs. John BachmannMr. & Mrs. Bob BalkMr. & Mrs. Clarence C. BarksdaleMr. Dennis BarnardMr. & Mrs. Mike BaslerMr. Tim BeranekMr. Richard BergMr. & Mrs. Dan L. BrewingtonMr. Richard Buehler & Mrs. Mary Ann

Daust-BuehlerCardinals CareMr. & Mrs. James Castellano

Mr. David CatronMs. Deborah S. ChrismanMr. & Mrs. Robert J. CiapciakDr. Victor G. Clever Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Dan ColeMr. & Mrs. James ColemanMr. & Mrs. William CorneliusMr. & Mrs. Andrew B. Craig IIIMr. & Mrs. Fetzer CrockettMr. & Mrs. Mark CrokeDr. William H. DanforthMr. James DavidMr. & Mrs. Michael DeColaMr. & Mrs. Joseph DomianMr. & Mrs. Arnold DonaldMr. & Mrs. Carter DunkinMs. Laura DunsmoorEdison Family FoundationMs. Kimberly Calvert EliasMr. & Mrs. James FeuerbacherMr. Michael R. FormanMr. & Mrs. Walter J. GalvinThe Clifford Willard Gaylord FoundationMs. Peggy GilliganMr. & Mrs. Robert GoerssMs. Melissa L. GraberMrs. Jennifer GrossmanJudge & Mrs. Raymond GruenderMr. Dan GutchewskyDorian Hansen & Michael SmithMr. Steve Harper & Ms. Nancy

McKee HarperMs. Juanita HartwigMs. Dorothy HausladenMs. Lauren HerringMr. Howard HoffmannMr. & Mrs. Jesse HunterMr. & Mrs. Don ImholzMs. Mary ImoMs. Kathy IversonFran Digregorio & William P. JenningsMr. & Mrs. J. Christopher Kerckhoff Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Koch

Ms. Kathryn KochMr. & Mrs. Mark H. KoritzMr. & Mrs. Patrick L. LarmonMs. Jennifer A. LindenmayerMr. & Mrs. Marty LyonsMr. Bill MannenAnthony & Cole McBrideMr. John F. McDonnellMr. & Mrs. David A. MeadeMissouri Foundation for HealthMr. & Mrs. Fredrick D. PalmerParaquadLynne & Brooks ParriottMr. & Mrs. Ridley PearsonMr. & Mrs. Bill PetersonMr. Roy PfautchMr. & Mrs. Charles F. PollnowMr. Kevin RandichMr. & Mrs. Gregory L. SchallerMr. & Mrs. Craig SchmitzMr. & Mrs. R. William SchrimpfMr. & Mrs. Joseph SellingerMr. Chris ShamelThe Sidener FoundationMr. & Mrs. Pat SlyMr. & Mrs. Bob SpringerSt. Joseph School ManchesterThe Staenberg Family FoundationMs. Kimberly StewardMr. Robert E StewardDr. Donald SuggsMr. & Mrs. Jack E. ThomasVatterott FoundationMs. Linda Vaughn PotterMrs. Jennifer L WalkerAmbassador & Mrs. George H.

Walker IIIMrs. Donna WilkinsonJulie & Kip WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Matt WilsonMr. Richard WinterSandra Young & Patrick McNameMr. & Mrs. Michael Zynchinski

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Corporate Partners & Contributors

Major Partners

Supporting Partners

THE ONES WHO CARETHE ONES WHO CARE

Media Partners

Variety Club Partners

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Thanks for the support from our corporate partners. Our ability to say “yes” to Variety kids would not be possible without the following corporations and their generous gifts.

($300,000+) Centene CorporationWorld Wide Technology Foundation

($150,000-299,999)AmerenEdward Jones EmersonImo’s Pizza

($100,000-149,999)Bank of AmericaExpress ScriptsNestle Purina PetCareWehrenberg, Inc.

($50,000-99,999)Connick Performances Inc.Peabody Energy Corp.Schnuck Markets, Inc.Wells Fargo Advisors

($25,000-49,999)AT&T MissouriBunzl USA Inc.Hermann Companies Inc.Mercy Health SystemUS Bank

($10,000-24,999)Aegion CorporationAmerican Direct Marketing ResourcesBSI ConstructorsImpact GroupInterco Charitable TrustMonsanto CompanyMorgan StanleyNeiman Marcus Group, Inc.Northwestern Mutual Financial NetworkNovus International, Inc.Safety NationalWebster University

($5,000-9,999)BJC HealthCareBKD LLPBrown Smith WallaceJP MorganLaclede Charitable TrustScottrade, Inc.

TIAA-CREF Trust CompanyWeissman TheatricalWhite Castle Purchasing Co.

($1,000-4,999)American Railcar Industries, Inc.AmerigroupAscension HealthBiomedical SystemsBrown Shoe Charitable TrustCardinal Glennon Children’s

Medical CenterDynamic Midwest Events

Promotions Inc.Gerstner Electric Inc.Guarantee ElectricalHanger Prosthetics & OrthoticsLandis+GyrLockton Companies of St. Louis Inc.NuMotionParic CorporationPinnacle CorporationPlancorp, Inc.Service Metal ProductsSimons JewelersSt. Louis University HighUnited AccessUnited HealthcareUniversity of Missouri - St. LouisWatlow Electric Mfg. Co.

Thank You

“We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.” - Winston S. Churchill

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Friends of Variety (Gifts from $100 - $999)

Ms. Jane AbbottAparna AbburiMs. Susan L. AbernathyMr. & Mrs. John AkersMrs. Sarah AlbertsMs. Jacque AlbusMr. & Mrs. Larry AlbusMs. Emily AllenMs. Amy AltholzMs. Nadida Amatullah-MatinAnnual Pi Fundraiser Mr. & Mrs. John E. ArcipowskiMr. & Mrs. Fred ArnoldMs. Kristy AshtonMr. & Mrs. David AustinMs. Melissa A. Baer AdamsMs. Emily BainterMiss Katie BalellaMrs. Mary R. BallingerMs. Tena BarryMr. & Mrs. Mark BatemanMs. Vicki BatesMrs. Carol H. BauerMs. Jean O. BaumannMs. Mary BeckerTerry J. BendaMr. Jason BenedictMr. & Mrs. Raymond F.BenteleMrs. Lynn BergerMr. & Mrs. Donald BernsMr. & Mrs. John BerrettMs. Kelly A. BerthaMr. & Mrs. Charles BilickiMs. Mary E. BischoffMs. Violet M. BlackmonMr. & Mrs. Terrance BlockMs. Nicole BlumnerMilford & Lee Bohm Charitable

FoundationBob & Gina BorchertMs. Margaret BornemannMr. Donald R BorriesMr. Steven R. BottMr. Gordon BourneMr. & Mrs. Scott J. BousmanMs. Amanda BoyceMr. & Mrs. Mike BraggMr. Brian BretschMr. & Mrs. B.A. BridgewaterMr. & Mrs. Bill BroderickMr. Steven R. BrophyJames & Valorie BrownMr. Alfred BrownMr. Peter BrownMs. Lisa BruckerMr. Jason BrumittMr. & Mrs. Gene R. BryantMrs. Greta K. Buback BrownMs. Maureen E. BurchMr. & Mrs. Joe BurgessMs. Sheila BurkettMr. & Mrs. Bill BurnesMs. Debra BuschMr. & Mrs. David BuschAmy Luke Busker & Mr. David

BuskerMr. & Mrs. Curt CampbellMr. Michael T. Carpenter

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey CarrMr. & Mrs. Craig MarrMs. Sheila CarterMs. Patricia J. CasserlyMr. & Mrs. Bill CastleMs. Melissa CerwinMr. & Mrs. Justin K. CharboneauThe Cheak FoundationMr. Robert ChervekMr. & Mrs. Kent ChristianMs. Rebecca ClaussMr. & Mrs. Eric CohenMr. Robert L ColesworthyJean E. CollinsMr. & Mrs. John ComerfordCommunity Health Charities -

Kansas & MissouriMr. & Mrs. William ComptonMr. & Mrs. Seamus ConcaghMr. & Mrs. James E. ConleyMs. Meg ConnollyMr. & Mrs. Osmond ConradMr. & Mrs. Andrew J. ConstienMr. Stephen J. ConwayMs. Ruth CooperMs. Kierstin CoovertMr. Joseph CoyneMr. Donald W. CramerCreve Coeur DaysMs. Beth E. CrownerMr. & Mrs. Stefan CsikMr. & Mrs. Ronald DavidsonMr. & Mrs. Clark S. DavisMs. Beth DavisMs. Karen R. DavisPeter & Sherri DeMareaMrs. Holly DemerathMr. Paul DennyMr. Josef DenotherMr. Scott DezortMs. Mary DoehringMs. Cynthia DonatoMr. & Mrs. Charlie A DooleyMs. JoAnn DowningMrs. Marilyn S. DredgeMr. & Mrs. Thomas EidelmanMs. LaWanda E. ElginMs. Melissa A. EmmeneggerMr. & Mrs. Chris EspanaMr. & Mrs. Donald EtlingMr. & Mrs. Kenneth FangerMr. & Mrs. Brett FarnerMr. & Mrs. Daniel G. FederMs. Joan FernandezMr. & Mrs. Carl B. FitzwaterMrs. & Mr. Bonnie C. FlachMr. & Mrs. Ted FlomMr. & Mrs. David FlowersMr. & Mrs. Craig FowlerMr. & Mrs. James FoxJean FoxMr. Stephen FultfMs. Barbara FunkeMr. & Mrs. Patrick GalvinMr. James GardnerMr. Brady J. GardnerMr. & Mrs. Michael J. GarrityMs. Kathy Gaynor

Ms. Kristin E. GeenThe Gelber Family Limited

PartnershipMs. Dotti GeorgeMr. William GianellaMr. & Mrs. Gary GianinoMs. Dawn GilbertsonMs. Mary GillespieDr. & Mrs. Henry Givens Jr.Ms. Lisa GodinerMrs. Lois M. GoldammerMr. Marvin E GoldfordMs. Leisha GordonMs. Rita Graham-O’BrienMs. Lisa J. GratopMr. & Mrs. Ron GreenMr. Daron GreeneMs. Janet GriffinMs. Melissa GrizzleMs. Vicki S. GroswaldMs. Carolyn V. GroveMr. & Mrs. Brian GrupasMr. J. Barry GuntherMr. & Mrs. Terry HaeffnerMr. & Mrs. Chip HallstenMr. & Mrs. Timothy G. HammettMrs. Caprene HardyMr. & Mrs. Douglas R. HargisMr. Michael Sanchez HartnettMs. Rebecca J. HaukMr. & Mrs. Eric HauserMs. Tonya HaynesMs. Shirley A. HeermannMr. John HeimosMs. Donna R. HelmMr. Peter P HennesseyMr. & Mrs. Mike HerringMr. & Mrs. Harry HilburgMs. Tamara HillMr. Dan L. HodappMs. Patricia A. HoganMr. & Mrs. Matt HoganMr. & Mrs. Jeremey HollingsheadMr. Justin HolmesMr. & Mrs. Jim HoltonMr. & Mrs. Steve HoltshouserMr. & Mrs. Greg HoltzmanMr. & Mrs. George E. HorneMs. Ameche HouseMs. Cabanne HowardDavid & Carole HuntMr. & Mrs. Paul HydeMs. Carol E. ImoMr. John IraceMr. & Mrs. Brad IversenMs. Martina JohnsonMs. Sara JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Donald L. JonesMs. Elizabeth JonesMr. Jock JonesMs. Jill JonesMr. James R. JordanMs. Karen JubelMr. Jeff KaiserDr. Sona Kamat & Mr. Vinjay

KamatMr. Glenn KellowDrs. David & Marsha Kerr

Mr. & Mrs. Adam KettererShahid KhanMs. Rebecca C. KicklighterMr. & Mrs. William M. KikasJ.W. & Mildred A. Kisling

Charitable FoundationMs. Jean H. KohnenMr. Edmund Kopetz &

Dr. Patricia KopetzMr. & Mrs. Rich KramerMr. & Mrs. Justin L. KraudelMr. Andy KreherMs. Joy KriegerMr. & Mrs. Gary E. KroschMr. & Mrs. Kurt KruegerMs. Amanda KwonMs. Lynn LaChanceMs. Karen C. LaddMr. & Mrs. Salvatore LafioreMr. & Mrs. Richard LaitmanMrs. L. Eleanor LappinMs. Tina Marie LathamMr. & Mrs. Frank LaviolaMr. Paul LeeMr. John LeeMr. & Mrs. Claude LeezyMs. Amy LeftonMr. & Mrs. Jim LeibrechtMr. & Mrs. Brian LeonardMr. & Mrs. Michael LevinMr. Brian P. LichJude LightfootMr. & Mrs. William A.

LinnenbringerMr. Michael LipinskiMs. Tonya LittleMs. Helen LiuMr. Delbert LobbMs. Contance LohrDr. & Mrs. Stan LondonMs. Penny LongMr. & Mrs. Matthew LongMr. & Mrs. Gerry LoveMr. & Mrs. John LowellLPL FinancialMr. & Mrs. James K. LucasMr. Joseph LukeLutheran Senior Services, La-

clede OaksMs. Kim LutzMs. Carolyn K. LynchMs. Phyllis R. LyonMr. & Mrs. Robert C. MacauleyBonnie MannMr. & Mrs. Richard F. ManningMr. & Mrs. Mike MarcelyMs. Jean W. MargulMr. & Mrs. Joseph MarkMr. & Mrs. Greg MarkovitzMr. & Mrs. Keith MarrsMs. Elizabeth MartinKaren & William MatteuzziMr. & Mrs. Brooks C. McArthyMr. & Mrs. Kevin McCarthyMs. Kay McCarthyMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. McDanielMs. Sylva McDonaldMs. Maureen McDonnell

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Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas D. McGeehonMs. Carolyn McLeanMr. & Mrs. Robert MedowMr. & Mrs. Dale MesseyWalter & Cynthia MetcalfeMr. & Mrs. John M MeyerMr. & Mrs. Leo P. MiceliMr. & Mrs. Don MiddendorfMr. & Mrs. Dave MinifieMisfit Toyz Car, Trucks & Bike

Anything Rolls ClubCol. & Mrs. Joseph MokwaMrs. Sandra MollMr. Chad J. MoralesMr. & Mrs. G. Patrick MoranvilleMr. & Mrs. Eric MorffMr. & Mrs. Brandon MoritzMs. Karen MorrowMr. & Mrs. Craig MundleThe MunyMr. & Mrs. Edward MusenMr. & Mrs. William MyersMs. Sue MyersLindsay Myers & Damon HallMr. & Mrs. Joe NadreauMr. Joe NadreauMs. Helen NelsonMs. Joan NewbillMs. Barbara NikolychikMr. & Mrs. Tom NoelkeMs. Tammy Norman & Mr.

John ShawMs. Christine NuckollsMr. & Mrs. Michael H. NugentMs. Carrie L. OdorizziMs. Rebecca OjileMr. & Mrs. Timothy O’LearyMr. & Mrs. Robert OlsonMs. Kay O’NeillMr. & Mrs. James OrahoodMr. & Mrs. Brendan O’TooleMr. & Mrs. Curtis OverbeyDr. Bob PackmanMr. & Mrs. Craig PalmerMr. & Mrs. Kevin ParkerMr. & Mrs. John C. ParkerMr. Milton Jerry PattonMr. Jeffrey PaydenMr. & Mrs. Romeo PerezMr. & Mrs. Robert PhillipsMs. Teri PicchioldiJeff Pickering & Melissa GeorgeoffMr. Richard B. PikeyMr. & Mrs. Jerry A. PipesMr. Joseph PipitoneMr. & Mrs. Rich PisarkiewiczMr. & Mrs. Richard S. PittsMs. Shirley PlunkMs. Kate PollmannMr. & Mrs. Weston PoppenhagerMr. & Mrs. Robert PortellMr. Norman PotashnickMs. Mary Anne PotterMs. Ann ProbstDr. & Mrs. John W. ProbstMr. & Mrs. Alan ProctorMs. Tamara PryorMr. & Mrs. Michael Puertas

Mr. Ed Pundmann Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. PurdyMr. & Mrs. Que PurnellMs. Lori A. PutnamMr. & Mrs. James QinMs. Ann QuigleyMs. Joan RadollMr. John Raymond & Mrs. Joanna

Jones-RaymondRazoo FoundationMr. & Mrs. Dennis ReaganMr. & Mrs. William W. ReichertMr. & Mrs. Dennis ReidMrs. Carol ReiterMrs. Bea RennaMr. & Mrs. William RiceMs. Jennifer RichMs. Lynne RiegerMrs. Lee RoartyMr. & Mrs. John R. RobertsMr. Rodney RobertsMr. & Mrs. Jay RobinovitzMr. & Mrs. Eric RodgersMs. Barbara RohringMs. Dana RollandKurt & Carmen RoseMr. Chris RosemanMs. Joy RouseAllain RoyMr. Sean RoyMr. & Mrs. Michael D. RubinMr. & Mrs. Robert G. RyanMr. & Mrs. Matt SallaberryMr. John SaresMr. & Mrs. Robert A. SaxMr. & Mrs. Charles L. SchaeferMs. Jackie Schaffner-BurksMr. & Mrs. Robert W. SchmittMr. & Mrs.Vern SchmitzMs. Evelyn SchneidewindMr. & Mrs. John SchulteMr. & Mrs. James Schwab Jr.Ms. Catherine E. SchwarzMr. & Mrs. Tom SchweichMr. & Mrs. Joseph ScottMrs. Mary L. SeabaughMr. Gene SehlMr. & Mrs. Thomas SheehanMr. & Mrs. Steven SheltonMs. Sherry SheltonMr. Benjamin Shepard & Ms.

Minal Gandhi-ShepardMr. David Lee ShortMarland Beaudean & Natalea

SimmonsMr. & Mrs. Thad SimonsMr. & Mrs. Noel SimpsonMr. & Mrs. Alvin L. SiwakMr. & Mrs. Steve SlapshakMr. & Mrs. Matthew S. SlaterMr. & Mrs. Clifford SledgeMr. Michael SmallMr. & Mrs. Eric SmithMrs. Jennifer SmithMr. & Mrs. Robert J. SnyderNaresh SolankiMr. & Mrs. Michael J. SommersMs. Ellen Soule

Ms. Susan SparksSean & Kelly SpencerMr. Steve SpeziaSt. Louis Children’s HospitalMr. & Mrs. James StackhouseMs. Gladys StannardMr. Virgil SteeleMr. & Mrs. SteffensMr. & Mrs. David L. Steward IIMr. & Mrs. Drexal P. StithMr. Robert E. StoverMr. Edward M. StrasserMr. & Mrs. R.T. StruckhoffMr. & Mrs. Philip StuckeyMrs. Patti Sumpter DavisMr. & Mrs. Joe W. SwanMr. Jason SwobodaDr. John W. Tabash D.D.S.Tamarack CampsMr. & Mrs. Mike TaylorMr. Matt TelthorstMr. & Mrs. Kevin TollefsonMrs. Addie L. TompkinsMr. & Mrs. William TraylorMr. Philip TreacyMs. Yvonne TrudeauxMr. & Mrs. Stephen TurnerMr. & Mrs. John TvrdikMr. & Mrs. Craig UnruhMs. Vanessa Van Der GraafMr. Fred Van EttenMr. & Mrs. William G. Van LueMs. Patricia VanthofMs. Laura Thurmond VarleyMrs. & Mrs. Steven VehigeMs. Susan E. VierlingMr. & Mrs. Jonathan VincenzoMr. & Mrs. Leonard VinesMr. & Mrs. Dezmon P. VitaleMr. & Mrs. Chris VomundMr. & Mrs. Bryan VossMs. Angela WaitsMs. Mae H. WakehamMs. Faye Walker

Ms. Fetauaiga Faye WalkerMr. Tim WalshMs. Deborah J. WardMs. Tanisha WardMs. Shannon WarrenMs. Ann C. WarrenMr. & Mrs. Brent WatersGreg & Rhonda WatsonMr. & Mrs. Gary J. WehmeierMs. Ann Carroll WellsMr. & Mrs. Daniel A. West Mr. Alvin R. WestrichMr. & Mrs. Chris WheelerMr. & Mrs. James WildMr. John N. WilesMr. & Mrs. James M. WilliamsMs. Dorothy L. WillisMs. Donna WilmothMr. & Mrs. Eric T. WinderMike & Karen WindhamMr. & Mrs. James J. WingbermuehleMs. Mollie M. WinterMs. Lois WolffMrs. Lina YoungMs. Sharon D. YoungeYPO- St. Louis ChapterMs. Erica ZacheisMr. & Mrs. James ZamberlanMr. & Mrs. Steve ZamlerMs. Teresa E. Zuro

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Named Endowments

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The Centene Charitable Foundation Endowment for Adventure CampThe Marilyn Fox Endowment for Adventure CampThe Robert R. & Mary Lee Hermann Endowment for Adventure CampThe Douglas E. & Victoria D. Hill Endowment for Adventure CampThe Nevada A. Kent & Rita K. Kent Endowment for Adventure CampThe Noémi & Michael Neidorff Endowment for Adventure CampThe David C. Pratt Endowment for Adventure Camp

Marilyn Fox and her daughter, Cheri visiting kids at Variety Adventure Camp.

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Gifts In-Kind

Adam’s SmokehouseAlan E. Brainerd InteriorsAnn W. MarrAvataraBank of AmericaBeamGlobalBiggies RestaurantBlueberry HillBommarito Estate Almond Tree WineryBrown Shoe Company Inc.Brunswick ZoneBuild-A-Bear WorkshopC.V. Grove InteriorsCanyon CafeCardwell’s at the PlazaCarnival FoundationCastle DesignCat’s Meow Personalized GiftsCentene CorporationChandler Hill WineryCheese-ology Macaroni & CheeseChristy & John NickelCity MuseumDavid & Thelma E. StewardDavid Richardson Decorations & Interior

DesignDeer Creek CoffeeDiab Importers LLCDiane Breckenridge InteriorsE. K. Interior DesignsEdwin Pepper InteriorsEllen Kurtz InteriorsFifi Lugo, LLCFirst Things FirstFleming’s SteakhouseGiGi Lombrano InteriorsGourmet to GoHeritage Salon & SpaHolly Blumeyer Interior

Design Group, Ltd.Hot MamaImagination Toys, INC.Jacque Albus

Jan & Larry AlbusJewish Community CenterJosef DenotherKansas City Costume CompayKaren HallstenKaty ForandKen PageLadue Pharmacy LLCLandmark Cinemas - Plaza

FrontenacLaura Varley DesignLaurie SoletLes Bourgeois WineryLisa & Greg BoyceLogic Systems Sound &

Lighting Inc.Lynn Eastin InteriorsMAC DesignsMarcelle & Ridley PearsonMary & Jim E. SenciboyMary Ellen & Terry RitcheyMelissa & George PazMike GrishamMission Taco JointMomentumMoonrise HotelNew Jewish TheatreNicholas & Martha McGeehonOzzie Smith FoundationPace Farias CollectionsPeabody Energy Corp.Pole Position RacewayPottery BarnPRP Wine InternationalPure Holdings LLCRed Label AccessoriesSambeau’s, LTD.Sandra Ford Design

Consultant Inc.Sharon Von SendenSimons JewelersSparks DesignSt. John

St. Louis AmbushSt. Louis BluesSt. Louis CardinalsSt. Louis SymphonyStages St. LouisStone Hill WineryStonewater Spa, Salon & BoutiqueStuckenschneider Decoration & DesignSusan McHaney Interior DesignSweet BoutiqueSwitchTalbotsThe Chase Park PlazaThe CheshireThe Civil Life Brewing

CompanyThe Designing BlockThe Heights: Richmond Heights

Community CenterThe MunyThe Repertory Theatre of

St. LouisThe SheldonThe Tavern Kitchen & BarThree Kings Public HouseTiffany & CompanyTouhill Performing Arts CenterUpper Limits Rock Climbing GymVakkar SalonWellbridge Athletic Club & SpaWestrich PhotographyWilliam & Patricia BushWilliam K Busch Brewing

Company, LLCWilliams SonomaWolf DesignWoodard Cleaning &

Restoration ServicesWorld Wide TechnologyY DesignsYlang Ylang

Mark & Merri AbelsAlbert BeckerLinda & Cliff EasonSam & Marilyn FoxArabella R. GieselerJudith & Raymond GruenderMarcella Hager

Mike & Laura HerringMargaret & Edward ImoMary E. JamesJ. Christopher & Jessica

KerckhoffMark & Susan R. KoritzDorothy F. Krekeler

Ruth M. Kourkafas Living Trust

Steven LeachJoan & Michael MalloyLyn & Michael NiemannDavid Pasternak TrustKatie & Steve Schankman

Mr. Russell SchremppBob & Kimberly SpringerMs. Eula StrothersMarie WinninghamMartha M. Wallin TrustFlorence Westaver TrustEdith & Alan Wolff

The Encore Society is comprised of individuals honored and recognized for designating Variety as the beneficiary of a planned gift. If you have or will be making a planned gift to Variety, please inform us. Your name will be added to the following Encore Society honor roll:

Variety Encore Society

Variety sincerely apologizes for any names misspelled or omitted. Please contact us at 314-720-7700 with any questions or concerns.

Physical therapy visits670

Variety by the Numbers

Variety funded 2,093

therapy visits including

Occupational therapy visits

481

Speech therapy visits539 Equine

therapy visits336

“Thank you for allowing the therapists to help return my son to me!” - Carrie, Finn’s mom

Therapy

Sunshine Coach Vans

Kids were transported

in a Sunshine Coach Van

301

“We wouldn’t function without Variety. Vans are expensive, and without them, our friends wouldn’t have the opportunities they have.” - Kathy Gagnepain, Principal, Howard Park Center

Equipment

Therapeutic bikes35

Variety funded 461 pieces of equipment. Such as:

Hearing aids & ear molds

67

Manual wheelchairs & accessories

30 Arm, leg & back braces

88

“The manual wheelchair opened up an amazing world for him...suddenly he could see things that he couldn’t see before...now he can be just like any other kid.” - AnneMarie, Nathan’s mom

Communication devices & software

22

Recreation 300+ Campers enrolled in Variety

Adventure Camp

Healthy fruit smoothies were

made in cooking class

214“When she saw all the other kids, her eyes lit up, and I knew she would be OK.” - Frantz, Jadyn’s dad

“Let it Go” from the movie Frozen

was sung times98

Kids flew down the water slide 84 times

Ozzie Smith was pictured in 22

“selfies” with the kids

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Education

People attended Disney’s The Little Mermaid

7,100 “This is a Tremendous event - Artistically, Educationally, Socially - a community-wide celebration of joy and possibility!” - Christopher Limber (King Triton)

Kids with disabilities were part of the audience

1,300+

Variety kids were backstage interns

9Variety kids performed onstage

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SERVICES TO CHILDREN

PROGRAMSTherapyRecreationEquipmentEducationSunshine Coach VansTOTAL PROGRAM EXPENSES

OtherFundraisingManagement & General

$588,634$424,705$995,933

$1,251,369$96,797

$3,357,438

$482,624$205,533

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES $4,045,595

As of Sept. 30, 2014, financial statements were audited by Brown Smith Wallace LLC. Further financial information is available on Variety’s website at www.varietystl.org.

FinancialsFiscal Year 2014

Oct. 1, 2013 - Sept. 30, 2014

$4,204,282

$2,878,302$1,081,005

$160,335 $84,640

ContributionsSpecial EventsIn–kind RevenueTickets & Other Revenue, Children’s Theatre

$5,907,297Net Assets at Sept. 30, 2014

TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE

$158,687Change in net assets from operations

Program

Fundraising

Management& General

5%

12%

83%

OPERATING REVENUE

26%

68%

4% 2%

Contributions Special Events

In-Kind Tickets & Other Revenue

Variety the Children’s Charity of St. Louis 2200 Westport Plaza Drive Suite 306 St. Louis, MO 63146

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