anthony muñoz foundation 2012 annual report

Anthony MUÑOZ foundationAnnual report 2012

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Letter from Anthony

Anthony Muñoz | President

Dear Supporters & Friends,

Making an “Impact for Eternity” is more than just a branding statement at the Anthony Muñoz Foundation, it is a tangible and

meaningful concept carried out by our Board of Directors and professional staff over the years. We are proud to say that through our eight impact programs, we are truly making a difference in the lives of our youth in the Greater Cincinnati Tri-State region.

Providing quality, life changing programs in a safe and fun environment for thousands of children in our community is our top priority. Our youth are continually being challenged to reach for new heights in academic success, realize the best in their character development and gain the skills to be leaders in their communities.

We thank all of our board members, donors, supporters, partners, staff, volunteers and parents for helping us meet our goal of enabling youth to develop into productive, caring and responsible citizens, who are displaying good character in their daily lives. It is the combined time and effort from so many individuals that makes the Anthony Muñoz Foundation flourish year after year.

Our 2012 Annual Report provides only a snapshot of our organization, but the picture is very clear — we are making an “Impact for Eternity” in today’s youth and tomorrow’s leaders by helping them grow mentally, physically, and spiritually.


Hall of Fame PartnersPNCCincinnati BellManor House

Super BowlC & B MarineChick-fil-AFurniture FairThe Harold C. Schott Foundation Prasco

MVP PartnersBaker Concrete ConstructionCarson’s Wrapped Hershey’sGraingerJersey Mike’s SubsMercy Health Partners

All-Pro Partners3Z.netAK SteelArington FoundationCamargo EventsCBTSCoca-ColaGraduate Services, Inc.Jeff Ruby’s Culinary Entertainment

All-Pro Partners (cont.)LIDSMcDaniel’s PhotographyMillennium Business Systems Minuteman Press (Fairfield)NFL CharitiesOutback SteakhousePrestige AV & Creative ServicesU.S. Army

NFL PartnersCastellini Group of CompaniesEl PuebloExecutive Services GroupThe Frame ShoppeFrito LayGame Day CommunicationsGrear & CompanyJTM Food GroupLaRosa’sMarriott Cincinnati NortheastMuñoz Agency Muñoz BrandzNational Football FoundationPizza TowerRose AutomotiveRumpkeXavier University

Hall of Fame Experience PartnersCESOCintasContechFresh Sausage SpecialistsGarcia ConstructionHiFiveJDAKingsgate TransportationLegacy Financial AdvisorsLuxotticaLynx EnterprisesPepPomeroy

amf donors


AMF IMPACT

Since our inception in 2002, the Anthony Muñoz Foundation has raised $ 10,800,000

Total Children have been impacted by our programs

Have been donated by volunteers

17,94049,200 total hours

$762,000

Average GPA of 2012 Straight “A” Scholarship Winners


49,200 total hours

$762,000

Volunteers

311total volunteers


In 2012, the Anthony Muñoz Foundation was awarded the following grants:

$1,000 Apollo Group (University of Arizona)

$1,000 Kohl’s Cares

$1,200 Johnson investment counsel

$5,000 PNC Jack J. Smith Trust

$10,000 Grainger

$10,000 J.E. Fehsenfeld Family Foundation

$10,000 Mathile Family Foundation

$10,500 NFL charities

$25,000 Mercy health partners

Past year total =$ 73,7002012 = $73,700 | 2011 = $66,500 | 2010 = $49,850

GRANTS


FEBRUARY APRIL JUNE SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER

February 28, 2013 Linemen of the Year Banquet

April 24, 2013 Straight "A" Luncheon

September 2013 – May 2014 Whiz Kids

Tutoring Program

November 22-24, 2013 Hispanic Character Camp

April 4-7, 2013 "Impact for Eternity" Camp

June 9-13, 2013 Hall of Fame Experience

October 9, 2013 Youth Leadership Seminar

UPCOMING EVENTS

OF THE Year


2012 Winners Defensive Lineman – Adolphus Washington | Taft High SchoolOffensive Lineman – Brandyn Cook | St. Xavier High School

The Offensive and Defensive Linemen of the Year Awards are given out to the top local area linemen in the Tri-State. High schools may nominate a student-athlete for this award. In keeping with the mission of the Anthony Muñoz Foundation, candidates will have to show a level of academic success and community involvement, as well as their on-field performance. The awards are handed out at the annual National Footbal Foundation Awards Banquet.

Linemen

Division I:Brandyn CookOffensive – St. Xavier High SchoolJason Stargell Defensive – Walnut Hills High School

Division II:Kennedy Cook Offensive – Kings High SchoolTommy SchneeDefensive – Kings High School

Division III:Steve BellOffensive – Indian Hills High SchoolAdolphus Washington Defensive – Taft High School

Division IV:Josh ThielOffensive – Cincinnati Hills Christian AcademyIsaac HammondsDefensive – Waynesville High School

Division V:Nathan GoodhartOffensive – Summit Country DayWilliam TemizerDefensive – Summit Country Day

Division VI: Evan KoonsOffensive – Taylor High SchoolTony VitaleDefensive – Cincinnati Christian Schools

Kentucky:Aaron RobinsonOffensive – Highlands High SchoolAdam KozerskiDefensive – Holy Cross High School

Indiana:Wesley BrownOffensive – East Central High SchoolJake RennekampDefensive – Lawerenceburg High School

Division Winners

camp


The "Impact for Eternity" Camp brings together 5th-8th grade boys as the staff and coaches lead campers to meet new friends, gain knowledge on the fundamentals of football, build leadership and team-building skills in a fun-filled environment. Anthony personally shares his own insight on how his spirituality has helped to make him the man he is today.

The "Impact for Eternity" Camp continues to grow after successfully impacting 125 campers in 2012. The success of this event has created a low camper-to-coach ratio, which results in campers receiving the optimal benefit from the camp. Campers stay in an on-campus dorm throughout the duration of the camp, with meals and access to the ropes courses, chapel, and athletic facilities on site.

““Impact for Eternity””

“I learned how to build character in myself and how to work together as a team. I also learned how to face my fears and get out of my comfort zone.”- Donyae Turner, IFE Camper


scholarshipStraight ““A””

•216 Nominations•18 Students Recognized•16 $2000 Scholarships •2 $5000 Scholarships

The Straight "A" Luncheon recognizes and awards high school students in the Tri-State region who pursue Academic excellence, Athletic achievement, and an Active role in the community while possessing a strong Ambition, a winning Attitude and the ability to overcome Adversity.

Average GPA of Winners: 3.894

Winners:Anne PaceSeton High School

Robert PieperEaton High School

Finalists:Blake AdamsMariemont High School

Lindsey BertingSeton High School

Tanner BrondhaverAnderson High School

Kyle ChownSpringboro High School

Finalists: (cont.)Kyle DavisWilmington High School

Rachael DiLeonardoMount Notre Dame

Rebecca EwaldSeton High School

Jacob Fausz Campbell County High School

Kyle Hall South Dearborn High School

Victoria HodgesSt. Ursula Academy

Finalists: (cont.)Kelsey KendallLawenceburg High School

Sean KennedyTurpin High School

Hannah KingLudlow High School

Max Douglas LeNeaveVilla Madonna Academy

Ashley NiemannSeton High School

Hannah Vester Indian Hill High School

“Thank you so much for everything that you guys have done for me! I feel extremely honored to have been nominated and just wanted to say how much of a blessing your Foundation is to me and my family. God bless you!” – Sean Kennedy, Straight “A” Finalist


Anthony MunozScholarship Fund

“I wanted to express to you and your organization my sincerest appreciation for

your financial support in the granting of the $20,000 Anthony Muñoz Foundation Scholarship. There were times that I did not believe that a college degree was possible. I am very appreciative to your belief and support of not only my dream but of so many other young people. I will do my best to complete my degree at NKU and strive to make an eternal difference in the lives of others.” -Jonathan Schoonover, AMF Scholarship recipient

2012 Scholarship Winners: Maci Alf, Dennis Davis, Brittney Miller, Alma Oñate, Robert Pieper and Jonathan Schoonover

• 120,000 Awarded• 6 Students Awarded • total applicants: 174Maci Alf- Harrison HS / Miami University

Dennis Davis- Hillsboro HS / University of Cincinnati

Brittney Miller- Clinton-Massie HS / University of Cincinnati

Alma Oñate- Hamilton HS / Northern Kentucky University

Robert Pieper- Eaton HS / Miami University

Jonathan Schoonover- Community Christian Academy

/ Northern Kentucky University

The Anthony Muñoz Scholarship Fund was created by Anthony and his

family to support the Tri-State youth by achieving their dream of attending a

local college or university. Recipients receive financial assistance towards

their education. In 2012, the Anthony Muñoz Scholarship Fund awarded

an additional $20,000 scholarship. To date, $607,500 has been awarded in

scholarships by the Anthony Muñoz Foundation.

The Hall of Fame Dinner is held annually at the Manor House Banquet and Conference Center in Mason, Ohio. The dinner allows the Foundation the opportunity to connect donors with children from Anthony Muñoz Foundation’s Impact programs, while raising awareness and money for the Foundation’s programs. The dinner includes a silent and live auction, Hall of Fame introductions, the Anthony Muñoz Foundation Scholarship Fund winner presentation, a special entertainment performance, and the Jim Semon Impact Award presentation. The 2012 winner of the Jim Semon Award was Andy Olds.

•TOTAL DONOR CONTRIBUTION: $111,722•total partner donation: $75,000•Guests Attended: 449•Items Auctioned: 111•Hof guests: 9 •Celebrity guests: 27 •Volunteers: 42 + 6 interns = 48 volunteer hours: 200


DinnerHall of Fame


Golf ClassicHall of Fame

$64,500donor contributions

$85,000PARTNER DONATIONS

133Golfers

37Celeb Golfers

41Volunteers

9Hof golfers

704Volunteer hours

The Hall of Fame Golf Classic allows the opportunity to connect donors with Hall of Famers and local celebrities for a day white they play a round of golf at one of Cincinnati's premier courses, TPC River's Bend in Maineville, Ohio. Participants and sponsors attend the post-play awards dinner with a great meal provided by Outback Steakhouse.

Hall of Fame Football


ACADEMY

The Hall of Fame Football Academy is held at Sycamore High School and drew 443 youth to the camp in 2012. Boys and girls aging from 3rd-8th grade participate in a 3 day camp that provides individual instruction, age and ability grouping, outstanding guest speakers, 7 on 7, competition, running, tackling techniques and much more.

2012 Guest Speakers:Jon Sanchez, US Navy SEALE.J. Junior, Central State University Football CoachMichael Muñoz, Former University of Tennessee Offensive Tackle

Each year, high school football coaches from all over the Tri-State region, come and volunteer their time and passion for this camp.

Dear Anthony,I love your camp. This was the best experience I have ever been in. This was the best part of my summer. I had so much fun. I hope I come back next year.– Laura Tomas, age 9

Youth Leadership

The Youth Leadership Seminar brings together over 1,200 high school students from across the Tri-State to focus on topics including adversity, diversity, volunteerism, and ethics. Students from different high schools, ethnic, and social backgrounds from throughout the Greater Cincinnati area interact with other students in a day of leadership activities at Xavier’s Cintas Center in Cincinnati, Ohio.

The YLS event provides high school students with the best knowledge, skills, and outlets to learn how to constructively give back to their school and communities, while helping to instill in them a sense of leader-ship and empowerment. Throughout the past eleven years, AMF has seen the YLS event more than triple in growth. In 2012, the Youth Leadership Seminar promoted a “Move Forward, Give Back” theme that gave students the idea to move beyond their obstacles in life and give back to their communities through service projects.

At the conclusion of the event, Anthony personally challenges all the students and administrators from each school to establish and execute their own community service project to combat the issues they’ve learned about throughout the day.


seminar“We have to have the determination to go out and make a change and not just sit back and think, ‘That’s a good idea,’ and not act upon it – you’ve got to act upon it.” – Jake Shields, YLS attendee

• 90 Campers

• 11 AMF Staff and Interns

• 10 Coaches

• 8 Chaperones

The Hispanic Character Camp hosted 90 campers grades 5th-8th this year. The campers participate in a variety of programs that focus on development of teamwork, character, leadership as well as learning the significance of their Hispanic heritage.

The campers spend the weekend at Camp Campbell Gard in Hamilton, OH with Anthony and 18 coaches and counselors. In 2012, the program grew and included 20 more campers than last year. Not only will this camp continue to grow, but also it allows a lasting impact on the students that participate with the camp.

Hispanic Character


camp

"The most important thing I learned at camp was I can do anything with my life if I believe in myself."–Austin Padilla,Hamilton group

Whiz


kids"She's my weekly reminder that we can't let the problems life throws at us to hinder us

from succeeding. I'm pretty sure I might learn more from our chit-chat than she does from our tutoring sessions!"–Brittney Miller, Whiz Kid Tutor

Whiz Kids provides at-risk students with one-on-one after school tutoring by Anthony Muñoz Foundation volunteers and staff once a week throughout the entire school year. The Anthony Muñoz Foundation has partnered with Roberts Paideia Academy through City Gospel Mission the past three years for this program. Whiz Kids students are primarily from the Hispanic population or from non-English speaking homes. Our tutors help the students improve their reading levels and comprehension.

Payless EventEach year around Christmas, the Anthony Muñoz Foundation takes the Whiz Kids and other students from Roberts Paideia to Payless Shoe-Source and LaRosa’s to receive a brand new pair of shoes and the opportunity to take part in a team work activity while learning to make a pizza. In 2012, there were thirty Whiz Kids that attended this event, and coupons for a free pair of shoes were passed out for other students that could not attend the event.


2012 program expenses(CASH AND NON CASH)

90% of total funds from our corporate partners and donors goes directly towards our impact programs.

Lucas Bezerra University of Cincinnati

Dominique BrayGardner Webb

Kyle Chuises Art Institute

Caitlin ConnerXavier University

Kyle Correa-BradyUniversity of Cincinnati

Shelby DuBoisXavier University

Hannah ElkusWashington University (St.Louis)

Vanessa Felipe-MoralesXavier University

Kenna GoodrichXavier University

Chris HansonXavier University

Caitlin JadwisiakXavier University

Angela JohnsonBowling Green State University

Simon ShakespeareArt Institute

Gina TarantinoArt Institute

Dave BrowneJohn BurnsCincinnati Bell Technology Solutions

Bob CastelliniSmith Barney

Deanna CastelliniShelly EddyCintas Corporation

Kevin GarrettKay GeigerPNC Bank

Francie S. HiltzL. Thomas Hiltz

Bill KinaneManor House Banquet &

Conference Center

Michael MaiselLegacy Financial Advisors

Dennis MillerDroder & Miller, CO., LPA

Michael MuñozMuñoz Agency

New for 2013Anya SanchezUC Health

Jon SanchezPNC Bank

Carl SatterwhiteRiver City Furniture

Dawn SatterwhiteRiver City Furniture


board of directors

interns

Sarah BrownChief Operating Officer

Caleigh WillisDirector of Community Relations

Michelle SmithDirector of Marketing and Events

Jenny Coldiron Staff Accountant

Anthony Muñoz President


AMF STAFF

How to HelpJoin our team by donating or volunteering!

Please visit us at munozfoundation.org or call 513-772-4900.

Your support will continue to grow our programs and impact the Tri-State area youth by being able to provide speakers at events, cover program costs and help us to continually increase the attendance of these events.


THANK YOU!

Each year, we look forward to sharing our successes and accomplishments with you. This year, in particular, we realize more than ever how important your continued support is to our organization, and we feel honored to play a role in having an impact on the youth of Greater Cincinnati though the Anthony Muñoz Foundation’s Impact Programs.

When we look to the future at AMF, our objective is more than just anticipating change – we aim to create it. Our youth look to us to help them take the first steps to lead them into the future. We are inspired by every child that attends our programs, and we will continue to rise to the challenge and focus all of our efforts on the betterment of their lives. It is through these relationships that these boys and girls gain self-confidence, rise above adversity, and achieve educational success. Thank you for your faith and commitment to AMF through the years. We look forward to another bold and exciting 2013 as we continue our work to change lives, one child at a time.

Questions? Please call us at (513) 772-4900or email [email protected] our website at www.munozfoundation.org

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