2013-05-10T11:47:39-05:00 2012-12-31 113518842 MARKS PANETH & SHRON LLP 685 THIRD AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10017 990 2012-01-01 237380557 WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION WOME 5165424700 424 WEST 33RD STREET NO 150 NEW YORK NY 10001 BARRY GIAQUINTO 6468450273 2013-05-10 1 ROBERT R LYONS P00227274 2125038800 2012 2016-02-25 16:41:14Z KATHRYN OLSON 424 WEST 33RD STREET NEW YORK NY 10001 4375832 0 X WWW.WOMENSSPORTSFOUNDATION.ORG X 1974 DE CREATING LEADERS BY PROVIDING ALL GIRLS ACCESS TO SPORTS, FITNESS AND BETTER HEALTH. 27 26 21 50 0 0 3058697 3220761 0 0 124007 17107 -303996 40027 2878708 3277895 334107 305936 0 0 2381449 2086181 50000 0 620416 2235292 1515865 5000848 3907982 -2122140 -630087 4412110 3464888 508455 237707 3903655 3227181 X WE CREATE TOMORROWS LEADERS BY PROVIDING ALL GIRLS ACCESS TO SPORTS, FITNESS AND HEALTHY LIFESTYLE CHOICES. (CONT SCHEDULE O) 0 0 856176 214155 PARTICIPATION: OVER THE LAST 39 YEARS, THE MAJORITY OF THE MORE THAN $50 MILLION THE WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION HAS DISTRIBUTED IN CASH GRANTS AND MATERIALS HAS HELPED SOCIO-ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED GIRLS PLAY SPORTS OR BECOME PHYSICALLY ACTIVE. GRANTS HAVE ALSO BEEN MADE TO UP-AND-COMING ACCOMPLISHED ATHLETES LIKE CHANDA RUBIN, PICABO STREET, KERRI STRUG AND KRISTI YAMAGUCHI, WHOSE TRAVEL & TRAINING FUND GRANTS FROM THE FOUNDATION ENABLED THEM TO COMPETE AT THE EARLY STAGES OF THEIR CAREERS BEFORE THEY BECAME WORLD CHAMPIONS. IN THE 2004 AND 2006 OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC GAMES, 33 OF THE WOMEN COMPETING HAD RECEIVED TRAVEL & TRAINING GRANTS FROM THE FOUNDATION, AND FIVE OF THOSE GRANTEES EARNED MEDALS. IN OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER 2011, SIX TRAVEL & TRAINING FUND GRANT RECIPIENTS -- FOUR INDIVIDUALS AND TWO U.S. WOMEN'S TEAMS (SOFTBALL AND WATER POLO) -- STOOD ON THE PODIUM REPRESENTING THE UNITED STATES TO RECEIVE MEDALS AT THE 2011 PAN AMERICAN AND PARAPAN AMERICAN GAMES IN GUADALAJARA, MEXICO.THE FOUNDATION'S GOGIRLGO. GRANTS HAVE HELPED MORE THAN 170,000 GIRLS OF EVERY SKILL LEVEL TO PLAY SPORTS BY FUNDING SPORTS PARTICIPATION OPPORTUNITIES, INCLUDING THE COSTS OF EQUIPMENT AND APPAREL, IN GIRLS' SCHOOL, CLUB AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS. IN ADDITION, THE FOUNDATION HAS PROVIDED LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES, VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES, AND RESEARCH GRANTS. 762137 91781 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS:THE WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION ANNUALLY RESPONDS TO THOUSANDS OF REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION FROM FEMALE ATHLETES, PARENTS, COACHES, THE MEDIA AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC, AND DISTRIBUTES THOUSANDS OF PIECES OF EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION EACH YEAR. SINCE 2001 OVER ONE MILLION GIRLS HAVE EXPERIENCED THE GOGIRLGO! EDUCATIONAL CURRICULUM THAT PROVIDES THE TOOLS TO RESIST HEALTH-RISK BEHAVIORS AND GET PHYSICALLY ACTIVE. EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH THROUGH THE FOUNDATION'S WEB SITE, WWW.WOMENSSPORTSFOUNDATION.ORG, WITH THOUSANDS OF PAGES OF INFORMATION, SEARCHABLE DATABASES, AND A NATIONAL TOLL-FREE INFOLINE (800.227.3988), PROVIDES ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS RANGING FROM "WHAT SHOULD I DO IF MY GOLF CLUB DOESN'T ALLOW FEMALE MEMBERS?" TO "HOW CAN I GET FUNDING FOR GIRLS' SPORTS PROGRAMS IN MY COMMUNITY?" IN THE PAST YEAR, OUR OUTREACH HAS ALSO GROWN THROUGH INCREASINGLY POPULAR SOCIAL MEDIA OUTLETS, ENABLING US TO SHARE HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR WORK AND IMPORTANT ISSUES THROUGH INTERACTIVE MESSAGES ON FACEBOOK (19,000+ FANS), AND TWITTER (14,000+ FOLLOWERS).1. PUBLIC EDUCATION NATIONAL AWARDS PROGRAMS INCLUDING THE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S SPORTS HALL OF FAME AND SPORTSWOMAN OF THE YEAR EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF FEMALE ATHLETES ON AND OFF THE FIELD. OVER THE PAST 25 YEARS, MORE THAN 400 HONOREES HAVE BEEN CELEBRATED. WITH WOMEN RECEIVING ONLY 8% OF PRINT AND ELECTRONIC SPORTS MEDIA COVERAGE, THE FOUNDATION USES ITS HIGH-VISIBILITY AWARDS EVENTS AND CELEBRITY AND CHAMPION ATHLETE SPOKESPEOPLE TO CREATE MORE MEDIA COVERAGE, AND REINFORCE THE IDEA OF HAVING POSITIVE FEMALE ATHLETES AS ROLE MODELS PORTRAYED IN THE MEDIA.2. GOGIRLGO! IN MAY 2001, THE WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION LAUNCHED GOGIRLGO! - AN INITIATIVE TO GET ONE MILLION INACTIVE GIRLS PHYSICALLY ACTIVE. GOGIRLGO! GRANT AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS HAVE BEEN DELIVERED THROUGH HUNDREDS OF PARTNER YOUTH-SERVING SCHOOLS AND ORGANIZATIONS AND ENABLE GIRLS TO COPE WITH THE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH AND SOCIAL CHALLENGES THEY ARE FACING, FROM OBESITY AND SMOKING TO DEPRESSION AND UNHAPPINESS WITH THEIR BODIES. WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION AND OTHER RESEARCH POINT TO PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AS A FUNDAMENTAL SOLUTION TO THE SERIOUS AND UNIQUE HEALTH AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS FACED BY GIRLS TODAY. THE FOUNDATIONS COMPREHENSIVE GOGIRLGO! PROGRAM INITIATIVES INCLUDE GRANT PROGRAMS, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO GIRL-SERVING AGENCIES TO ENABLE THEM TO BETTER SERVE INACTIVE GIRLS AND COMPREHENSIVE PUBLIC EDUCATION INITIATIVES.KEY TO THE FOUNDATION'S PUBLIC EDUCATION EFFORTS INCLUDE THE DELIVERY OF RESEARCH-BASED FACTS AND MESSAGES ABOUT THE BENEFITS OF GIRLS PLAYING SPORTS AND BEING ACTIVE AND THE HIGHER HEALTH RISKS THEY ENCOUNTER WHEN THEY DO NOT. OUR WEBSITE, WWW.WOMENSSPORTSFOUNDATION.ORG/GOGIRLGO, PROVIDES SUMMARY DATA THAT INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING STATISTICS THAT CAN BE ADDRESSED BY INCREASED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY:*APPROXIMATELY 25 MILLION CHILDREN UNDER 17 ARE EITHER OVERWEIGHT OR OBESE.*A GIRL'S PARTICIPATION IN SPORTS OR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY DECLINES SIGNIFICANTLY AS SHE GETS OLDER. BY THE TIME SHE IS 16 OR 17, ONLY 1 IN 7 ATTENDS P.E. CLASS DAILY, AND 15-30 PERCENT REPORT NO REGULAR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AT ALL.*INACTIVITY IS MUCH MORE COMMON AMONG FEMALES THAN MALES, AND AMONG BLACK FEMALES THAN WHITE FEMALES.*THIRTY-EIGHT PERCENT OF 12TH GRADE GIRLS AND 18 PERCENT OF EIGHTH-GRADE GIRLS HAVE USED AN ILLICIT DRUG.*ABOUT 0 OF SEXUALLY ACTIVE ADOLESCENTS ARE INFECTED WITH A SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE EACH YEAR.*THE UNITED STATES HAS THE HIGHEST TEEN PREGNANCY AND BIRTH RATES IN THE INDUSTRIALIZED WORLD.*BY AGE 15, GIRLS ARE TWICE AS LIKELY AS BOYS TO HAVE EXPERIENCED A MAJOR DEPRESSIVE EPISODE.*OVER 90 PERCENT OF VICTIMS OF EATING DISORDERS ARE FEMALE, AND 86 PERCENT REPORT ONSET BY AGE 20.3. INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S SPORTS HALL OF FAMETHE WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION OWNS THE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S SPORTS HALL OF FAME AND A COMPREHENSIVE WOMEN'S SPORTS LIBRARY OF MORE THAN 2,000 VOLUMES, A SIGNIFICANT WOMEN'S SPORTS FILM AND VIDEO COLLECTION, ATHLETE AND EVENT MEMORABILIA REPRESENTING MORE THAN 40 SPORTS, AND TRAVELING MUSEUM EXHIBITS. 669860 ADVOCACY THE WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION IS SEEKING TO MAKE CHANGE ON MANY FRONTS AS IT RELATES TO THE RIGHTS AND REPRESENTATION OF GIRLS AND WOMEN IN SPORT. EVERY DAY THE FOUNDATION EDUCATES PEOPLE TO ENSURE THAT THE TITLE IX DEFINITION OF "EQUAL OPPORTUNITY" IN ATHLETICS REMAINS UNCHANGED AND THAT REGULATIONS ARE ENFORCED. THE FOUNDATIONS WEB SITE PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES TO INFORM PARENTS, COACHES, ADMINISTRATORS AND ATHLETES OF THEIR RIGHTS IN SPORT. STAFF WORKS INDEPENDENTLY AND IN COLLABORATION WITH NUMEROUS NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS TO ADDRESS INEQUITIES SUCH AS THE FOLLOWING: *GIRLS RECEIVE 1.3 MILLION FEWER OPPORTUNITIES TO PLAY AT THE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL AND NEARLY 63,000 FEWER CHANCES TO PARTICIPATE AT THE NCAA LEVEL.*WOMEN RECEIVE $183 MILLION LESS IN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP DOLLARS EACH YEAR THAN THEIR MALE COUNTERPARTS. *WOMEN OF COLOR COMPRISE APPROXIMATELY 23% OF NCAA FEMALE STUDENT ATHLETES.*WOMEN HOLD LESS THAN 43% OF THE HEAD COACHING POSITIONS IN WOMEN'S SPORTS, LESS THAN 3% OF THE HEAD COACHING POSITIONS IN MEN'S SPORTS AND 8.2% OF DIVISION I, 16.1% OF DIVISION II, AND 29.1% OF DIVISION III COLLEGE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR JOBS. RESEARCHTHE WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION HAS PUBLISHED 27 RESEARCH STUDIES, INCLUDING HER LIFE DEPENDS ON IT I & II: SPORT, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF AMERICAN GIRLS (2005 & 2009); THE GROUND-BREAKING GO OUT AND PLAY: YOUTH SPORTS IN AMERICA (2008) AND WHO'S PLAYING COLLEGE SPORTS? (2008); AND WOMEN IN THE 2010 OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC WINTER GAMES: AN ANALYSIS OF PARTICIPATION, LEADERSHIP, AND MEDIA OPPORTUNITIES (2010). THESE AND OTHER WSF ORIGINAL RESEARCH REPORTS ARE QUOTED DAILY IN MEDIA, ACADEMIC AND PUBLIC HEALTH SETTINGS. FOLLOWING ARE BRIEF SYNOPSES OF RECENTLY COMPLETED PROJECTS:1. GO OUT AND PLAY: YOUTH SPORTS IN AMERICA A NATIONAL RESEARCH TEAM HEADED BY DR. DON SABO, DIRECTOR, CENTER FOR RESEARCH ON PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, SPORTS, AND HEALTH, D'YOUVILLE COLLEGE, STUDIED THE SPORTS AND FITNESS PARTICIPATION OF BOYS AND GIRLS 8-18 (TO ALLOW COMPARISONS) AND THE FACTORS THAT IMPACT THEIR PARTICIPATION. VARIABLES ADDRESSED INCLUDE RACE, ETHNICITY, AGE, SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS, FAMILY SUPPORT AND ROLE MODELING, CULTURAL BARRIERS AND ENVIRONMENTAL BARRIERS IN A NATIONALLY REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE AND IN 10-20 COMMUNITIES THAT RANK LOW ON THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF GIRLS, OVER-SAMPLING THESE GROUPS AND OTHER RACE, ETHNIC AND ECONOMIC DEMOGRAPHICS TO INCREASE THE POWER OF THE STUDY. THE WSF HAS AN EXEMPLARY TRACK RECORD OF PERFORMING PUBLIC SERVICE RESEARCH. THIS RESEARCH REPORT IS THE FIRST OF ITS KIND TO MEASURE A NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE OF GIRLS AND BOYS AND THEIR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY BEHAVIORS. THE STUDY WILL BE REPEATED EVERY TWO YEARS TO TRACK PROGRESS.2. EXPANDING THE BOUNDARIES OF SPORT MEDIA RESEARCH: AN EXPLORATION OF CONSUMER RESPONSES TO REPRESENTATIONS OF WOMEN'S SPORTSOVER THE PAST THREE DECADES, SPORT MEDIA SCHOLARS HAVE CONSISTENTLY UNCOVERED TWO PATTERNS OF REPRESENTATION THROUGHOUT MAINSTREAM MEDIA: 1) FEMALE ATHLETES, COMPARED TO THEIR MALE COUNTERPARTS, ARE SIGNIFICANTLY UNDERREPRESENTED WITH RESPECT TO AMOUNT OF COVERAGE (FINK & KENSICKI, 2002; KANE & BUYSSE, 2005); AND 2) SPORTSWOMEN ARE ROUTINELY PRESENTED IN WAYS THAT EMPHASIZE THEIR FEMININITY AND HETEROSEXUALITY VERSUS THEIR ATHLETIC COMPETENCE (KANE, 1998; PARKER, 2002). THESE TRENDS HAVE BEEN REMARKABLY RESILIENT: THEY HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED IN PRINT AND BROADCAST JOURNALISM, AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF ATHLETIC INVOLVEMENT (E.G., OLYMPIC, COLLEGE AND PROFESSIONAL SPORTS) AND REGARDLESS OF TIME PERIOD WITH RESPECT TO TITLE IX. REGARDING THIS LATTER POINT, DUNCAN AND MESSNER (2005) FOUND THAT SPORTSWOMEN CONTINUE TO BE LARGELY INVISIBLE THROUGHOUT THE VAST MEDIA LANDSCAPE, WHERE THEY TYPICALLY RECEIVE ONLY 6-8% OF ALL SPORT COVERAGE. THIS IGNORES THE REALITY OF WOMEN'S OVERALL LEVEL OF INVOLVEMENT IN THAT THEY REPRESENT APPROXIMATELY 40% OF ALL SPORT PARTICIPANTS NATIONWIDE. IT ALSO IGNORES ANOTHER REALITY SPORTSWOMEN COMPRISE APPROXIMATELY HALF OF ALL THOSE INVOLVED IN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS (ACOSTA & CARPENTER, 2006).3. TITLE IX RESEARCH SERIESTHE WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION HAS ASSEMBLED A TITLE IX RESEARCH TEAM LED BY DR. JOHN J. CHESLOCK, OF PENN STATE UNIVERSITY (FORMERLY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA) TO PRODUCE A SERIES OF THREE REPORTS ON TITLE IX WHICH WILL ESSENTIALLY ANSWER THREE RELATIVELY STRAIGHTFORWARD QUESTIONS:1. HOW HAS MALE AND FEMALE ATHLETIC PARTICIPATION CHANGED OVER TIME?2. WHAT FACTORS HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THESE CHANGES IN ATHLETIC PARTICIPATION? 3. HOW HAS THE RACIAL AND ETHNIC COMPOSITION OF MALE AND FEMALE ATHLETES CHANGED OVER TIME?WHILE THESE THREE QUESTIONS ARE SIMPLE, THE REPORTS WILL BE OF SUBSTANTIAL DEPTH. TO FULLY ANSWER THE RELATIVELY BROAD QUESTIONS LISTED ABOVE, ONE NEEDS TO ANSWER A VARIETY OF UNDERLYING SPECIFIC QUESTIONS. FURTHERMORE, THE ANSWERS TO EACH QUESTION CAN DIFFER SUBSTANTIALLY BY THE TYPE OF INSTITUTION EXAMINED. NCAA DIVISION I-A INSTITUTIONS, NCAA DIVISION III INSTITUTIONS, AND NJCAA INSTITUTIONS ARE UNLIKELY TO ACT IN A SIMILAR FASHION. EACH OF THESE REPORTS WILL SUBSTANTIALLY INFLUENCE THE DEBATE OVER TITLE IX WITH THE WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION LEADING A MEDIA EFFORT TO DISSEMINATE THIS WORK BROADLY. 4. WOMEN IN THE 2010 OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC WINTER GAMESTHE 2010 STUDY REPLICATES THE FOUNDATION'S "WOMEN IN THE 2006 OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC WINTER GAMES: AN ANALYSIS OF PARTICIPATION, LEADERSHIP AND MEDIA COVERAGE" REPORT, A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GRADING THE PARITY OF WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION AND LEADERSHIP FOR THE OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC WINTER GAMES. THE FOUNDATION HAS ALSO CONDUCTED STUDIES ON THE SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES OF 2008. OF NOTE, THE 2012 OLYMPIC REPORT IS NOW ISSUED.THE WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION ISSUED A REPORT CARD THAT GRADES THE FOLLOWING:*2010 OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES PARTICIPATION*2010 PARALYMPIC WINTER GAMES PARTICIPATION*2010 IOC MEMBERSHIP*2010 INTERNATIONAL PARALYMPIC COMMITTEE (IPC) MEMBERSHIP*2010 U.S. OLYMPIC PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP POSITIONS*2010 U.S. PARALYMPIC PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP POSITIONS*2010 U.S. OLYMPIC COMMITTEE (USOC) BOARD OF DIRECTORS*2010 U.S. MEDIA COVERAGE5. WOMEN'S SPORTS, HEALTH AND ACTIVITY RESEARCH AND POLICY CENTER (SHARP)AFTER A RIGOROUS YEAR-LONG PROCESS TO SELECT AN INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PARTNER, LAST YEAR THE WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION OFFICIALLY SELECTED THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN TO ESTABLISH A JOINT RESEARCH AND POLICY CENTER. THIS NEW FIRST OF ITS KIND CENTER OFFICIALLY KNOWN AS THE WOMEN'S SPORTS, HEALTH AND ACTIVITY RESEARCH AND POLICY CENTER (SHARP) OPENED IN JANUARY 2011 AT THE HOME OF UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN'S INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH ON WOMEN AND GENDER (IRWG). SHARP WILL GENERATE INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH ON ISSUES RELATED TO WOMEN'S SPORTS, GENDER ISSUES AND KINESIOLOGY TO ENHANCE EXISTING, AND ESTABLISH NEW RELATIONSHIPS WITH POLICYMAKERS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S SPORTS LEAGUES. THE SCHOOL OF KINESIOLOGY IS ALSO A PARTNER IN THE CENTER. AS A RESULT OF THE COLLABORATION, SHARP WILL GENERATE A VARIETY OF INFORMATION AND TOOLS CENTRAL TO THE FOUNDATION AND UNIVERSITY'S EDUCATIONAL ROLE OF SUPPORTING EVIDENCE-BASED PUBLIC DEBATE THAT INFORMS PUBLIC POLICY AND ENCOURAGES ELIMINATION OF THE OBSTACLES GIRLS AND WOMEN FACE IN SPORTS PARTICIPATION. SHARP'S RESEARCH AGENDA, COMPRISED OF PUBLIC INTEREST AS WELL AS PROPRIETARY RESEARCH, INCLUDES A VARIETY OF TOPICS RELATED TO GIRLS AND WOMENS INVOLVEMENT IN SPORTS. CURRENT PROJECTS UNDERWAY INCLUDE: *UNDERSTANDING SPORTS-RELATED KNEE JOINT AND ACL INJURIES, FROM WHICH ACTIVE GIRLS ARE 5 TIMES AS LIKELY AS BOYS TO SUFFER;*IF INCREASES IN PAY-TO-PLAY LEAD TO DISPROPORTIONATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR GIRLS AND THE SUBSEQUENT IMPLICATIONS ON THEIR FUTURE HEALTH AND WELLNESS; AND*THE EXTENT TO WHICH HAIR MAINTENANCE IS A BARRIER TO PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AMONG AFRICAN AMERICAN GIRLS.THE WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION IS THE LEADER IN PROMOTING SPORTS, HEALTH AND EDUCATION FOR GIRLS AND WOMEN. WITH BILLIE JEAN KING AS OUR FOUNDER AND ONGOING VISIONARY, THE WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION CONTINUES TO HAVE A PROFOUND IMPACT ON FEMALE ATHLETICS, FROM ITS VIGOROUS ADVOCACY OF TITLE IX LEGISLATION TO PROVIDING GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS, GRASSROOTS PROGRAMS FOR UNDERSERVED GIRLS, AND GROUNDBREAKING RESEARCH. AN AGENT FOR CHANGE, THE FOUNDATION HAS RELATIONSHIPS WITH MORE THAN 1,000 OF THE WORLD'S ELITE FEMALE ATHLETES AND IS RECOGNIZED GLOBALLY FOR ITS LEADERSHIP, VISION, STRENGTH, EXPERTISE AND INFLUENCE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT WWW.WOMENSSPORTSFOUNDATION.ORG. 706669 AN AGENT FOR CHANGE, THE FOUNDATION HAS RELATIONSHIPS WITH MORE THAN 1,000 OF THE WORLDS ELITE FEMALE ATHLETES AND IS RECOGNIZED GLOBALLY FOR ITS LEADERSHIP, VISION, STRENGTH, EXPERTISE AND INFLUENCE. 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THE ORGANIZATION IS NO LONGER SUBJECT TO FEDERAL OR STATE AND LOCAL INCOME TAX EXAMINATIONS BY TAX AUTHORITIES FOR YEARS ENDED BEFORE DECEMBER 31, 2009. PART XII, LINE 2D - OTHER ADJUSTMENTS: LOSS ON WRITE OFF OF UNCOLLECTIBLE CONTRIBUTIONS PART V, LINE 4: TO SUPPORT VARIOUS RESTRICTED GRANTS AND UNRESTRICTED ACTIVITIES AL AK AZ AR CA CO DE DC FL GA IL KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC TN TX UT VA WA WV WI NYAD 1341604 903138 438466 438466 1341604 903138 438466 438466 438466 0 1 NEW YORK URBAN DEBATE LEAGUEURBAN ASSEMBLY 3224 GRAND CONCOURSE F52 BRONX NY 10458 455249743 501(C)(3) 5000 TO CREATE TOMORROWS LEADERS GIRLS FOR GENDER EQUITY 30 THIRD AVE SUITE 104 BROOKLYN NY 11217 043697166 501(C)(3) 5000 TO CREATE TOMORROWS LEADERS WTT TENNIS LLC 21 RICKLAND DRIVE RANDOLPH NJ 07869 364444400 501(C)(3) 50000 TO CREATE TOMORROWS LEADERS STARFINDER FOUNDATION 4015 MAIN STREET PHILADELPHIA PA 19127 043649918 501(C)(3) 8000 TO CREATE TOMORROWS LEADERS ED SNIDER YOUTH HOCKEY FOUNDATION 3601 SOUTH BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA PA 19148 202885113 501(C)(3) 10000 TO CREATE TOMORROWS LEADERS NATIONAL NURSING CENTERS CONSORTIUM 260 SOUTH BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA PA 19102 010560081 501(C)(3) 5000 TO CREATE TOMORROWS LEADERS UNITED NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS OF NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA 425 ALDER STREET SCRANTON PA 18505 240795389 501(C)(3) 7000 TO CREATE TOMORROWS LEADERS NEWPORT BEACH TEAM TENNIS LLC 2549 EASTBLUFF DIRVE 800 NEWPORT BEACH CA 92660 710926622 501(C)(3) 75000 TO CREATE TOMORROWS LEADERS USA WATER POLO 2412 MAIN STREET SUITE 240 HUNTINGTON BEACH CA 92648 841357609 501(C)(3) 5500 TO CREATE TOMORROWS LEADERS GEORGE Y POCOCK ROWING FOUNDATION 3320 FUHRMAN AVE EAST SEATTLE WA 98102 911276445 501(C)(3) 5000 TO CREATE TOMORROWS LEADERS UNITED STATES AMATEUR BOXING INC 1 OLYMPIC PLAZA COLORADO SPRINGS CO 80909 841604168 501(C)(3) 5500 TO CREATE TOMORROWS LEADERS 11 GRANTS AWARDED TO ENABLE FEMALE ATHLETES TO TRAIN AND DEVELOP AT ADVANCED LEVELS 27 96500 PROCEDURE FOR MONITORING GRANTS IN THE U.S.: PART I, LINE 2: SCHEDULE I, PART I, LINE 2: IN 2012, WOMENS SPORTS FOUNDATION GAVE OUT $305,936 IN GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS. ONCE THE GRANTS ARE AWARDED, THE GRANTEES HAVE 12 MONTHS TO USE THEM AND NEED TO REPORT BACK TO OUR ORGANIZATION, AFTER 6 MONTHS AND AFTER 12 MONTHS, REGARDING THE USE AND BENEFITS OF THE GRANTS. AT YEAR END, OUR ORGANIZATION PREPARES A FINAL REPORT ON THE GRANT PROGRAM. X X X X X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KATHRYN OLSON 306957 0 0 0 0 0 16361 0 9372 0 332690 0 0 0 BARRY GIAQUINTO 124079 0 0 0 0 0 6613 0 20148 0 150840 0 0 0 MICHAEL RODGERS 193909 0 0 0 0 0 5168 0 9372 0 208449 0 0 0 X 8 76502 FMV X COACH CLASS TICKET 1 20000 FAIR MARKET VALUE X PHOTOGRAPHY 1 18500 FAIR MARKET VALUE 0 0 0 FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 11 THE ORGANIZATION MAKES AVAILABLE TO ALL BOARD MEMBERS THE FORM 990 FOR THEIR REVIEW PRIOR TO FILING. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C THE ORGANIZATION HAS A WRITTEN CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY. EVERYONE IN THE ORGANIZATION IS REVIEWED PERIODICALLY TO DETERMINE IF A CONFLICT OF INTEREST HAS OCCURED. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 15 THE ORGANIZATION USES THE FOLLOWING TO ESTABLISH THE COMPENSATION OF THE ORGANIZATION'S CEO AND TOP MANAGEMENT OFFICIALS: 1) APPROVAL BY THE BOARDS COMPENSATION COMMITTEE, 2)WRITTEN EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT (CEO), 3) FORM 990 OF OTHER ORGANIZATIONS, 4) INDUSTRY SPECIFIC SALARY STUDIES. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION C, LINE 19 THE ORGANIZATION MAKES ITS GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY, AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. CHANGES IN NET ASSETS OR FUND BALANCES: FORM 990, PART XI, LINE 9: LOSS ON WRITE-OFF OF UNCOLLECTIBLE CONTRIBUTIONS -50,000. PROCESS OF OVERSEEING THE AUDIT AND SELECTION OF INDEPENDENT ACCOUNTANT: FORM 990, PART XII LINE 2C THE PROCESS HAS NOT CHANGED FROM THE PRIOR YEAR. DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATION'S MISSION FORM 990, PART I, LINE 1 THE FOUNDATION WORKS FOR EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL WOMEN TO PLAY SPORTS SO THEY CAN DERIVE THE PHYSIOLOGICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL BENEFITS OF SPORTS PARTICIPATION. THE WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION IS THE TRUSTED VOICE OF WOMEN'S SPORTS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY BECAUSE OUR WORK IS ANCHORED ON EVIDENCE-BASED RESEARCH AND 39 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN THE DESIGN AND EXECUTION OF AWARD-WINNING EDUCATION AND PUBLIC POLICY PROGRAMS. FOUNDED IN 1974 BY BILLIE JEAN KING, THE WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION IS A NATIONAL, CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO ADVANCING THE LIVES OF GIRLS AND WOMEN THROUGH PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. WE ARE THE ONLY NATIONAL ORGANIZATION PROMOTING ALL SPORTS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES FOR WOMEN OF ALL AGES AND SKILL LEVELS AND ARE ACKNOWLEDGED BY THE MEDIA AS THE EXPERT RESOURCE ON ALL WOMEN'S SPORTS ISSUES. AN EDUCATED PUBLIC IS THE STRONGEST FORM OF ADVOCACY, AND RESEARCH IS KEY TO DEMOSTRATING THAT SPORTS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEAD TO HEALTHIER, HAPPIER AND MORE PRODUCTIVE LIVES. THE WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION HAS A RICH HISTORY OF CONDUCTING IMPORTANT RESEARCH AND HAS MADE A LONG-TERM COMMITMENT TO A SERIES OF SIGNATURE REPORTS ADDRESSING SUCH TOPICS AS GIRLS' PARTICIPATION IN SPORTS, THE IMPACT OF MEDIA IMAGES OF WOMEN IN SPORTS AND PAY EQUITY. OUR VISION IS A SOCIETY IN WHICH PARENTS UNDERSTAND THE BENEFITS OF SPORTS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PARTICIPATION FOR BOTH THEIR DAUGHTERS AND THEIR SONS AND EQUALLY ENCOURAGE THEM TO BE ACTIVE AND HEALTHY. TOGETHER WE WANT TO CREATE A SOCIETY IN WHICH GIRLS AND WOMEN OF ALL AGES FULLY EXPERIENCE AND ENJOY SPORTS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WITH NO BARRIERS TO THEIR PARTICIPATION. OUR SUCCESS DEPENDS ON PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD WHO WORK WITH US TO HELP EVERY GIRL AND WOMAN BELIEVE THAT SHE CAN BE FIT, CONFIDENT AND HEALTHY IN A BODY OF ANY SIZE. THE WOMEN'S SPORTS FOUNDATION IS A NATIONAL 501(C)(3) CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION WITH A STRONG BOARD WHO ARE ACTIVELY ENGAGED IN STANDING COMMITTEES. THE COMMITTEES MEET ON A REGUALAR BASIS, AND THE CHAIR OF THE BOARD, THE PRESIDENT AND THE HEADS OF EACH COMMITTEE FORM THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. COMMITTEE MEMBERS ARE EITHER BOARD MEMBERS AND/OR EXPERTS IN THE SCOPE OF THE COMMITTEE. THE ACTIVE BOARD AND STAFF WORK WITH VOLUNTEERS WHO ENGAGE WITH THE ORGANIZATION IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: GRANT REVIEW, AWARD NOMINATION PROCESSES, WSF NATIONAL AND GRASSROOTS EVENTS, PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION, DISTRIBUTION OF EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS, PUBLIC POLICY INITIATIVES AND FUNDRAISING. COLLABORATIONS AND PARTNERSHIPS WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS ARE STANDARD ORGANIZATION PRACTICES. STAFF MEMBERS LEAD OR PARTICIPATE IN NATIONAL COLLABORATIONS AROUND GENDER EQUITY AND ACTION, TITLE IX ENFORCEMENT AND STRATEGY EFFORTS, RESEARCH EFFORTS ON WOMEN AND GIRLS, AND WOMEN AND PHILANTHROPY. MORE THAN 500 YOUNG PROFESSIONALS HAVE DEVELOPED LEADERSHIP SKILLS AND CAREER ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH THE FOUNDATION'S INTERNSHIP PROGRAM WHILE PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR OUR PROGRAMMING EFFORTS.