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Hall of Fame Circle ($250,000 and up) Maverick Foundation Kevin & Gayla Compton Operation Kids Foundation

Chairman’s Circle ($100,000 - $249,999) Robert & Lynette Gay Sam’s Club/Wal-Mart VeriSign, Inc.

President’s Circle ($50,000 - $99,999) Steve & Barb Young OGIO International NFL Charities Bain Capital Children’s Charity Delta Airlines ICON Health & Fitness Private Escapes Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort

Benefactor ($25,000 - $49,999) KNBR Radio Crystal Springs Foundation Frank & Denise Quattrone Foundation John Byrne Family Varsity Gold American Airlines BenefitStreet, Inc. CordeValle Resort Juniper Networks Ludwick Family Foundation Nutraceutical Corporation Paul & Sandra Edgerley Pivotal Group Richard E. & Nancy P. Marriott Foundation Sand Hill Capital Wells Fargo Bank

Patron ($10,000 - $24,999) Kirkland & Ellis Foundation David & Emily Breach Philip Werthman Walco International Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll Birdsall Interactive Celerity, Inc. Chase Bank Edwin & Linda Lamoreaux Farnsworth Companies J. Willard & Alice S. Marriott Foundation Neal & Sue Ann Harris Northern Trust Rancho Valencia Resort Richard & Holly Lawson Sorenson Capital Spafford Charitable Trust Sprint Nextel U.S. Forest Service US Airways Wilson Sonsini Foundation WoodTrust Financial

Sustainer ($5,000 - $9,999) Michael & Audrey Clair Hansen, Bradshaw, Malmrose & Erickson Mark Reichman Family A-Link Network Services Alta Ski Lift Company Anonymous Brocade Communications Doug Smith Autoplex Douglas & Shawn Mackenzie George S. & Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation Gold Canyon Candles Gregory & Paula Benson

Hertz - Salt Lake City Hertz - San Jose Jay Grossman John & Kristi Cumming Joseph Bronson Leon & Arline Harman Levinthal/Schlein Family Foundation Northgate Capital R. Harold Burton Foundation RD Bass Foundation Salt City Candle Company Scott & Stefani Kimche Sysco Intermountain The SCO Group Thomas & Kristin Stockham WCF of Utah

Sponsor ($1,000 - $4,999) Jeffrey Hammes Stephen & Maggie Oetgen Angel’s Hands Foundation Brian Brennan Dougan Jones HD Waterworks Steve & Kym Mason Chino Valley Medical Center Bamberger Foundation Stoel Rives Attorneys at Law D. Michael & Carol R. Berwind John & Linda Whitesides JPMorgan Chase Power Toyota R. Scott & Tammy Runia Rothman Family Foundation Rupert Watson Lawrence & Janet Dee Foundation Roger and Flossie Kehr

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Friends of Forever Young Foundation

Forever Young Foundation Annual Report 2006

“Giving frees us from the familiar territory of our own needs by openingour mind to the unexplained worlds occupied by the needs of others.”

- Barbara Bush

Letter from the Co-Chairs

As Forever Young Foundation enters another year, we continue to be thankful for the wonderful work being done by the Forever Young “Family of Charities” as well as our Forever Young Zones. We are inspired by the growth, commitment, and service of all those who have joined us in this endeavor to pass on hope to children in need.

This past year has seen Forever Young expand our work for the first time to include children outside of the United States. Through the leadership of our trusted friend and fellow board member Bob Gay, we have embarked upon a journey that is bringing hope and resources to the children of Ghana, West Africa. On subsequent pages in this report, you will read of the exciting projects we have begun in Ghana and the quality organizations with which we have partnered. We are impressed with the people and government of Ghana and feel that the work we are doing there will have a profound impact upon this wonderful nation.

The remarkable foundations that continue to be the core of our Forever Young Charities are evolving to benefit even more children. These charities have been chosen because of their attention to maintaining a strong and efficient commitment to their charitable purposes. We have continued, and strengthened, our long-standing partnership with NFL Charities, restructuring some of our technology Zones into high-tech multimedia labs. We also continue to expand and enhance our hospital Zones, which bring hope and happiness to some of our communities’ most vulnerable children. We appreciate our many partners and donors; thanks to you, the future of Forever Young Foundation is indeed bright. As we move forward, we invite others to join with us as we seek to bless the lives of this world’s most precious resource – our children! Steve & Barb Young

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Mission and Description

Passing on hope and resources for the development, strength, and education of children.

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Forever Young FoundationFounded in 1993 by NFL Hall of Famer and Super Bowl MVP Steve Young, Forever Young Foundation is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization that serves children facing significant physical, emotional, and financial challenges. Funds raised further our efforts to provide academic, athletic, and therapeutic opportunities currently unavailable to these children. Forever Young Foundation has determined the best way to accomplish our mission is through the development and support of charitable organizations with a proven track record in delivering services.

Forever Young Foundation primarily focuses our efforts in Northern California, Arizona, Utah, and now most recently, Ghana, Africa. We have also joined the NFL in their nationwide project developing Youth Education Towns (YET). The Foundation’s development efforts include the creation of Forever Young Zones®, which include technology labs in YET Centers and state-of-the-art interactive play areas in children’s hospitals. foreveryoung.org

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Forever Young Initiatives

“Every time you smile at someone, it is an action of love, a gift to that person, a beautiful thing. Let us always meet each other with a smile, for the smile is the beginning of love.”

- Mother Teresa

Forever Young in Ghana Right To Play

Forever Young Foundation is proud to partner with Olympic Champion Johann Olav Koss and Right To Play to create a healthier and safer Ghana through the power of sport and play. Right To Play uses specially designed sport and play programs to improve health, build life skills, and foster peace for children and communities affected by war, poverty, and disease. Steve Young is proud to be an Athlete Ambassador with Right To Play.

Interplast

Interplast is the first humanitarian organization to provide free reconstructive surgery for children with clefts, disabling burns, and hand injuries. Forever Young Foundation has provided funding to allow Interplast to bring its life-changing work to the children of Ghana. Through Visiting Educator Programs, Surgical Outreach Centers, and Volunteer Surgery Expeditions, Forever Young and Interplast will impact medical care in Ghana for generations to come.

Golden Sunbeam School

The Golden Sunbeam School strives to create a secure, happy, and challenging environment within which there is a clear sense of purpose and opportunity to develop children to their full potential. Forever Young Foundation has embarked upon a capital improvement project which will double the enrollment capacity at the school and refurbish and revitalize the existing facilities – ensuring that Sunbeam will continue to lead the way in training Ghana’s future leaders.

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2006 Annual Report • Forever Young FoundationPrograms listed below include organizations we have supported in 2006. These charities exemplify the mission of the Foundation by promoting the development, strength, and education of children.

Anasazi Foundation Banner Children’s Hospital Boys & Girls Club California Family Foundation Care For Life Christmas Box House Citrus Valley Playhouse Cystic Fibrosis Foundation East Valley YMCA EB Medical Research Foundation Equal Education For All FoundationFriends of the Children Glendale Family Development Center Hometown Huddle Honey Bear’s Christmas Fund Interplast Johnny Miller Jr. Golf Foundation Kids On The MoveLucile Packard Children’s Hospital McKenzie Monks Foundation NFL Youth Education Towns Atlanta Phoenix Ft. Lauderdale San Diego I Houston San Diego II Los Angeles Tampa - Jackson Heights Miami Tampa - MORT New OrleansOn Your Mark Foundation Once Like Me One Life at a Time Operation KidsPrimary Children’s Hospital Right to Play The Taylor Family Foundation The Tech Museum of Innovation Treehouse Children’s Museum Utah Autism FoundationWasatch Adaptive Sports

Forever Young Charities

The Taylor Family Foundation

The Taylor Family Foundation (TTFF) has been committed to enhancing the quality of life for children in Northern California suffering from life-threatening illnesses and disabilities. Now in its second decade of operations, TTFF has helped over 12,000 children living with a variety of skin and heart diseases, Crohn’s, colitis, diabetes, autism, HIV/AIDS and other life-threatening illnesses. TTFF provides these children the opportunity to attend summer camp at Camp Arroyo, an experience most often denied them due to the physical restrictions of their illness or the financial limitations of their burdened families. By opening its doors to groups serving children with different ailments instead of focusing exclusively on a single illness, Camp Arroyo is able to enrich the lives of far more children. www.ttff.org

EB Medical Research Foundation

The EB Medical Research Foundation is a nonprofit, sole purpose foundation dedicated to the support of medical research of epidermolysis bullosa (EB) -- its causes, its cure, and the development of successful treatments. EB is a group of diseases characterized by blister formations after minor injury to the skin. This family of disorders, most of which are inherited, range in degrees of severity from mild to severely disabling and life-threatening. The EB Medical Research Foundation was established in 1991 by Gary and Lynn Fechser Anderson at the request of Dr. Eugene A. Bauer, then Professor and Chairman of the Department of Dermatology, Stanford School of Medicine. The Andersons have lost two children, Chuck and Christine, to epidermolysis bullosa. ebkids.org

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Wasatch Adaptive Sports

Wasatch Adaptive Sports is a premier ski and summer program for children with special needs. Wasatch Adaptive Sports offers ski lessons, snowshoe tours, and sledge hockey throughout the winter, and numerous outdoor recreational activities such as hiking on barrier-free trails, fishing, biking, tram rides, and environmental-awareness programs in the summer. With the aid of the Forever Young Foundation, the Wasatch Adaptive Sports program gave 1,500 lessons to special needs children in both the summer and winter. Participation this fiscal year increased by approximately 15% for the winter months and 20% for the summer months, a great boost to the program. At least 90-95% of the lessons provided by Wasatch Adaptive Sports are on either full or partial scholarship. School groups and private lessons are held during the week in the winter season with many private lessons and hospital groups on Saturdays. wasatchadaptivesports.org

ANASAZI Foundation

Founded in 1988 by Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez, ANASAZI Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) nationally accredited outdoor behavioral healthcare provider serving youth 12-17, young adults 18-25, and their parents. With remarkable results, the caring staff at ANASAZI provide treatment for substance abuse, depression, family conflict, and other concerns. The mission of ANASAZI is to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world. Forever Young Foundation supports ANASAZI in its efforts, and provides scholarships to financially challenged families for whom the cost would otherwise be preclusive. anasazi.org

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Forever Young Zones

Technology Forever Young Zones are interactive education rooms created to provide children in underserved communities with access to state-of-the-art technology as well as web-based education and training. These are attractive facilities that act as a safe haven for children to gather after school rather than on the streets. Forever Young Zones not only provide immediate help to underprivileged children, resulting in better grades and increased learning opportunities, but afford them the skills that will prepare them for the future. Many of the Zones are now in the process of being updated with multimedia capabilities which engage older teens in activities such as creating websites, recording music, and making movies. Hospital Forever Young Zones are recreational therapy rooms created to provide tools for exercising the imagination of seriously ill children who face emotional and physical challenges. Forever Young Foundation has completed two of these Zones, one at Primary Children’s Medical Center and the other at Lucille Packard Children’s Hospital. It has been found that child life specialists and psychosocial professionals are more effective in helping children cope in treatment rooms if they have related to them first in these Forever Young Zone playrooms. These Zones provide a sanctuary or safe place where staff can build supportive relationships with the children and teens to help them in their recovery processes. foreveryoung.org/zones

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Organization and Financial Statements

“Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.” - Theodore Roosevelt

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Board of Directors as of December 31, 2006

Steve and Barb YoungFounder and Co-Chairs of the BoardPalo Alto, CA

Danny AingeExecutive Director, Boston CelticsBoston, MA

Robert GayManaging Director, Bain Capital, Inc.Boston, MA

Michael LevinthalIndependent Venture CapitalistMenlo Park, CA

Mike MurrayChairman of the Board, Unitus Redmond, WA

Stephen PagliucaManaging Director, Bain Capital, Inc.Boston, MA

Edward Bryant, Jr.Vice-President and Managing Director of Smith & Bryant, Inc.Los Angeles, CA

Richard LawsonFounder/Managing Director, Sorenson CapitalSan Francisco, CA

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Foundation Staff

Sterling TannerPresident/Executive DirectorMesa, AZ

Stephanie SkaffDirector of Events and ProgramsMesa, AZ

Michelle KnoxMarketing DirectorMesa, AZ

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Forever Young Foundation again held its four annual fundraising events in 2006. A total of $1,066,653 was raised at these events while maintaining an admirable 5:1 revenue to expense ratio; thus, maximizing the dollars available for programs. An exciting addition was made to the Bay Area Classic as Jerry Rice and Steve Young have teamed up once again; this time on the golf course for the benefit of Bay Area children.

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Event Steve Young•Jerry Rice Bay Area ClassicLocation CordeValle - San Martin, CaliforniaTitle Sponsor VeriSign, Inc.Net Proceeds $279,917Beneficiaries Forever Young Foundation The Tech Museum of Innovation

Event Steve Young Desert ClassicLocation Phoenix, ArizonaTitle Sponsor Bain CapitalNet Proceeds $222,225Beneficiaries Forever Young Foundation Anasazi Foundation

Event Steve Young Mountain ClassicLocation Park City, UtahTitle Sponsor Operation KidsNet Proceeds $152,696Beneficiaries Forever Young Foundation

Event Steve Young Ski ClassicLocation Snowbird, UtahTitle Sponsor American AirlinesNet Proceeds $193,589Beneficiaries Forever Young Foundation Wasatch Adaptive Sports

Total Event Revenue $1,066,653Event Expenses $218,226Net Event Revenue $848,427

Fundraising Activities

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Comparative Statement of Activities for Fiscal Year 2006*

Jan - Dec 06 Jan - Dec 05 Beginning Fund Balance $ 292,538 $ 173,319 Income Total Donations 1,261,058 490,183 Net Event Income 848,427 971,471 Total Other Income 34,432 8,583

Total Income $ 2,143,917 $ 1,470,237 Expense Support Services Total Fundraising 53,067 43,766 Total Management and General 98,819 90,986 Total Support Services 151,886 134,752 Program Services Total Foundation Grants 1,415,322 962,940 Other Program Services 298,251 253,326 Total Program Services 1,713,573 1,216,266 Total Expense $ 1,865,459 $ 1,351,018

Net Income $ 278,458 $ 119,219 Ending Fund Balance $ 570,996 $ 292,538

*Audited financial statementsare available upon request from: Hansen, Bradshaw, Malmrose & Erickson 559 West 500 SouthBountiful,UT 84010

Sponsor ($1,000 – $4,999) JSY Enterprises Lee Johnson Family A.J. Bedell Bob & Ann Bonar Brinker International Christopher & Katherine Berman Dan & Leann Smith Dr. James & Diane Lally Edward J. DeBartolo, Jr. Greg & Starla Knapp Gregory & Loretta Gailius Jim & Hong Bass Mac & Ann MacQuoid Pei Wei Asian Diner Romano’s Macaroni Grill Salt Lake Convention & Visitors Bureau Stephen & Donnajean Provin Sterling & Brenda Tanner Susan L. Keiser Tom & Jan Jones Wender Weis Foundation William & Michelle Swift

Donor ($100 - $999) Buddy Flint KPMG Pepsi USA Susan Fawcett Sosin Zions Bank Dale & Pat Brugh Daryl Kimche & Kelly Gilstrap-Kimche Fennemore Craig Gary & Shannon Howard George & Linda Seifert Gifford & Wendy Nielsen Keith Development Company

Kelly & Bill Johnson Kennecott Utah Copper Foundation Kent Barton Lisa Bernson Paul Rowley Rob & Karen Clauson Roger & Pamela Stratford The Skillings Family Travis, George & Marie Mason W.A. Gosnell Peter Mandler & Tricia Peterson Brighton Bank Diane & Scott Scheffler Kevin Smart Martin Hason Charlie & Meredith Fields Child Family Foundation Donnajean Mandler-Provin Faye Krueger Jeremy Nobis Karen Dworniczek Kim Molino Murray & Judith Danforth Tracy Hansen Erwin Staller Jacque Campbell The PI Foundation John & Rhonda Stewart Klint Family Trust Thomas & Nancy Kronthaler Donna Cremer Bellini Family Brent McNicol Cliff Young David Neff David Roberts Ed & Terry Heinrich

Gerald L. Johnson, Jr. Howard & Barbara Herrmann Jake, Erika, & Spencer Jensen Jignesh & Marisa Desai Jim & Leslie Herrmann Jim Aston Jodi A. Wells John L. Auran Lori McLeish Michael & Charles Keegan Michelle Wilson Myke Hughes Nick Koncar Patricia & Scott Skippett Paul Perry Peter E. Carlson, Jr. Randy & Erin Reid Sammis Family Shawn Knight Ted Berenblum Wendy & Seabury Davies William Stone

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