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Our organization expanded its reach as a result of SOTX’s continued focus on Michael Edwards, San Antonio
outreach efforts. Our athlete base grew by an astounding 12.3 percent in one year. Treasurer, CPA Position
Now, SOTX can say that we proudly serve more than 40,000 athletes throughout Rick McCarty, San Antonio
the State of Texas. Also in 2010, SOTX received its first million-dollar gift from a Parliamentarian, Programs Position
private donor – The Estate of Harry Fagen, which will be used to offset the expenses
Cindy McDowell, Paris
associated with the aforementioned enormous growth.
Secretary, MR/ID Focus Position
There were many other successes to highlight from last year, including: Members:
• SOTX sent a delegation of close to 200 athletes and coaches to Lincoln, Dr. Michael Abbott, San Marcos
Nebraska for the 2010 Special Olympics U.S.A. National Games. Texas’ At-Large Position
delegation was the second largest after the host state of Nebraska.
Webber Beall, Dallas
• Texas was one of eight programs throughout the United States to be awarded At-Large Position
a high activation grant in the amount of $285,000 for Project UNIFY – Meet
in the Middle. The program is implemented in more than 50 school districts Colby Bannister, N. Richland Hills
Athlete Position
throughout the state to promote an inclusive, educational atmosphere and
involve students with and without intellectual disabilities. Gretchen Claiborne, Austin
MR/ID Focus Position
• Thirty-eight SOTX athletes and 10 coaches were named to Team USA for the
2011 Special Olympics World Summer Games in Athens, Greece in June 2011. Tom Clarke, Austin
At-Large Position
Special Olympics Texas would not have so much to celebrate if it weren’t for YOU: Billy Glass, Dallas
our wonderful supporters, families, volunteers, coaches, donors and sponsors. It At-Large Position
is you who make possible what we do. Whether you give of your time, talent or
Steve Griffith, Sugar Land
money, you provide the resources that enable us to deliver the world-renowned Torch Run Position
programming and opportunities for which Special Olympics Texas is known.
omplished many things, there is always more to be done. We
While we have accomplished Thomas Henry, Ovilla
will continue to strive
ve for excellence in all things we do to better the lives of and Physical Ed/Rec. Position
ur athletes… and we will continue to ask for your support and
opportunities for our Tim Johnson, El Paso
guidance to make that possible. At-Large Position
Allen Leitko, San Antonio
Thank you for beingg a fan of Special Olympics Texas, At-Large Position
and for believing in
n our athletes!
Rudy Lopez, Fort Worth
Sincerely, At-Large Position
Michael McDowell, Houston
Programs Position
Sam Stubbs, Houston
Margaret Larsen Families Position
President & CEO
Kristal Thomson, San Antonio
Attorney Position
Christine Victory, Humble
Athlete Position
Jan Sartain
Chair of the Board
d of Directors
2010 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
(Year ended 12/31/10, in thousands of dollars)
FUNDING SOURCES
Grants and Contributions
2010 INCOME STATEMENT
Foundations
FUNDING SOURCES % $
Contributions .................................................................. 77.2 $ 13,109
77.2% Fundraising Events ........................................................12.3 $ 2,084
Investment Return, Net ................................................... 3.3 $ 558
3.1%
3.3% %
Grants and Foundations .................................................. 3.1 $ 530
4.1 Other ................................................................................. 4.1 $ 696
.3%
12
LIABILITIES
Current Liabilities ........................................................................ $ 360
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted, Operating and Board Designated ........................ $ 5,970
Temporarily and Permanently Restricted .................................. $ 2,531
14
GREATER
FORT WORTH 7 9 North Texas
10 Greater Dallas
532
5,410
Figure Skating 29
9 North Texas
10 Greater Dallas
62
575
EAST TEXAS Golf 715
19 18 BIG COUNTRY 12
HEART OF TEXAS
11 Greater Fort Worth 4,264 Gymnastics 193 11 Greater Fort Worth 359
GREATER
EL PASO
PERMIAN BASIN 6 12 Heart of Texas 1,015 Kayaking 76 12 Heart of Texas 110
BIG BEND 13
HEART OF EAST TEXAS
5
BEAUMONT
13 Central Texas
14 Big Country
4,558
913
Powerlifting
Roller Skating
152
133
13 Central Texas
14 Big Country
335
72
47,072
20 CENTRAL
TEXAS
4 HOUSTON 16 Panhandle
17 South Plains
468
651
Sailing
Softball
57
2,899
16 Panhandle
17 South Plains
66
74
SAN ANTONIO 22 GULF COAST
18 Permian Basin/Big Bend 1,072 Soccer 633 18 Permian Basin/Big Bend 55
Speed Skating 7
19 El Paso 1,523 19 El Paso 156
2
SOUTH
20 San Antonio 6,806
Table Tennis
Tennis
220
607
20 San Antonio 246
21 TEXAS
21 Laredo 1,312 Triathlon 21 21 Laredo 53
LAREDO
22 Gulf Coast 1,722 Volleyball 1,645 22 Gulf Coast 168
1 RIO GRANDE
BY THE NUMBERS
VALLEY
TOTAL 40,773 TOTAL 67,792 TOTAL 3,429 VOLUNTEERS
THANKS FOR YOUR HARD WORK AND DEDICATION TO SPECIAL OLYMPICS TEXAS!
Volunteer of the Year Coach of the Year
Tina Holden Lee Beck MISSION
Coach of the Year Family of the Year The mission of Special Olympics Texas is to
Brandi Treadwell The Frasier Family
provide year-round sports training and athletic
Family of the Year SAN ANTONIO competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for
The Fahntrapp Family AREA 20
children and adults with intellectual disabilities,
Male Athlete of the Year
PANHANDLE Adam Cashion giving them continuing opportunities to develop
AREA 16 David Hedges
physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience
Male Athlete of the Year Female Athlete of the Year
Blake Elliott Ariel Cantu joy and participate in the sharing of gifts, skills
Lauren Bridgers and friendship with their families, other Special
Female Athlete of the Year
Lindsay Folwer Volunteer of the Year Olympics athletes and the community.
Brian Cayne
Volunteer of the Year
John Haliburton Coach of the Year
Paul Hill Shannon Wells VISION
Coach of the Year Family of the Year It is our vision to become the premier provider
Roger Haskin The Gustafson Family
of Special Olympics training and competition in
Family of the Year
The Ford Family LAREDO the world. We approach each endeavor with a
The Hinojos Family AREA 21 single intent - to improve the quality of life for
Male Athlete of the Year our athletes. The challenges of the future are
SOUTH PLAINS Agustin “Tino” Serna
AREA 17 embraced with enthusiasm and commitment,
Female Athlete of the Year
Male Athlete of the Year Sandy Barrera ensuring that the changing face and needs of our
Chris Lewis Gina Vela
Danny Potts athletes are met.
Volunteer of the Year
Female Athlete of the Year United High School Future
Kendra Carr
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