CTC InternationalAnnual Report 2012

> 2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS

8TRIBE

18 CTC BOARD

14GARDEN

6STORIES FROM

THE FIELD

10TEAMS

16FINANCIAL

SUMMARY

4PROJECTS

12PARTNERS

19MOMENTS

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Growth . Odd l y not someth i ng I thought a great dea l about when start i ng CTC , but someth i ng that i n many ways , found us .

When I f i r s t met Jerem i ah Kur i a , CTC ' s Kenya D i rector , over 10 years ago i n the town of Maa i Mah i u , ne i ther of us ever i ntended to create (to grow) what has become CTC Internat i ona l . Our week l y l unch conversat i ons typ ica l l y compr i s ed of the top ic , “opportun i ty “ and how commun i t i e s i n Kenya are just as capab l e , just as i nte l l i g ent , just as savvy to prov i de for themse l ve s as commun i t i e s i n the Western wor l d , but l ack the opportun i t i e s to do so . It was that focus on prov i d i n g opportun i ty comb i ned w i th our fr i endsh i p and comm i tment to one another that drove CTC to what i t i s today .

There are a l l types of ways to grow a company : rap i d start up , a focus to grow the bus i nes s to a certa i n po i nt and then se l l , s l ow and steady , etc . CTC i s the l ater . It ' s now a funny story ; a few years ago , I kept try i ng to pa i nt an ana logy to the CTC team i n Kenya that we d i dn ' t need to h i t any more “home runs “ . We had reached a certa i n thresho l d of success and now we just needed so l i d base h i t s . We l l as you can imag i ne , baseba l l ana l og i e s weren ' t rea l l y work i ng for Kenyans .

A few days l ater Jerem i ah and I were v i s i t i n g another commun i ty w i th some partners , when a loca l street vendor asked us i f we wanted to buy , “ these n ice l eather shoes , how ' bout these lo ve l y be l t s , how ' bout a mob i l e phone “ . . . o n and on unt i l he pu l l s out an odd creature and says , “how ' bout th i s l o ve l y torto i se? “ I immed i ate l y l ooked at Jerem i ah and sa i d , “That ' s i t . . . we ' re torto i se s and we ' re buy i ng that torto i se ! “

Harvey , as we l i ke to ca l l h im , has become the mascot of CTC . And i t just so happens that the c l a s s i c story of the torto i se and the hare crosses the cu l tura l d i v i de , resonat i ng w i th our Kenya team as we l l . . . s l ow and steady w i n s the race .

Th i s has been the natura l pace for CTC and we p l an to cont i nue grow i ng just the same . So much of deve l opment attempts to grow through the dynam ic of Western so l ut i ons to Afr ican prob l ems . As you can imag i ne , th i s on l y works to create an unhea l thy power dynam ic where Afr ican commun i t i e s must c l i mb towards so l ut i ons that i nev i tab l y w i l l not work . My fr i endsh i p w i th Jerem i ah and the re l at i onsh i p s w i th the peop l e of the commun i t i e s we serve have showed me just how much I have to l earn a long th i s journey . Together we are wa lk i ng the journey . . . s l ow and steady . . . l i ke Harvey the torto i se , towards a dest i nat i on of mutua l empowerment .

B i g Love , Zane

2012 LETTER FROM ZANE >

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CTC ce lebrated our 10 year ann i ve r sary of creat i ng susta i nab l e deve l opment i n Kenya .

CTC Internat i ona l grows i t s partnersh i p w i th De l l Ch i l d ren ' s Med ica l Center and ' Spec i a l l y For

Ch i l d ren to found HEAL Kenya , promot i ng hea l th and we l l ne s s to ch i l d ren i n rura l Kenya .

> 2012 PROJECTS

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L . I . F . E . L i ne debuts new products i n Who le Foods Market stores nat i onw i de for Ho l i d ay 20 1 2 !

Café UBUNTU coffee landed on she l ve s

at Who le Foods Market stores nat i onw i de ce l ebrat i ng

our partnersh i p and our future co l l a borat i on bu i l d i n g the f i r s t espres so bar i n

Maa i Mah i u i n 20 1 3 .

BIGGEST YEAR OF >TEAMS

EVER!!

HIRED 2 NEW

STAFF ~IN AUSTIN, TX

WHOLE FOODS MARKET

SPEAKING TOUR

IN NORCAL- WITH -

ZANE , JEREMIAH AND CHARLES

> 2012 PROJECTS

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Opened i n September of 20 1 2 , the L i ve stock Co-op i s a

co l l a borat i on w i th Brown ' s Cheese , wh ich prov i des farmers w i th a

steady market and a fa i r wage for the sa l e of goat and sheep m i l k .

B roke ground on our 1 s t permanent bu i l d i n g , Café

Ubuntu & connected a water source to our

l and .

HIRED 1ST OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST

FOR MALAIKA

KIDS~

ADULT LITERACY FOUNDED

WASTE MANAGE-MENT

FOUNDED

2012 PROJECTS >

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> 2012 STORY: 10 YEARS OF GROWTH

It i s tru l y a wonder to look back and see how far we have come . I wake w i th great joy each morn i ng , thankfu l for the work that we do and humb l ed to be a part of what i s now the l a rgest emp loyer i n Maa i Mah i u , Kenya .

A s a l e a d e r i n t h e c o m m u n i t y f o r o v e r 1 0 t e n y e a r s , t h e r e w a s n o t h i n g m u c h t o o f f e r t h o s e w h o c a m e t o m e s u f f e r i n g f r o m h u n g e r , l a c k i n g i n o p p o r t u n i t y , a n d l a n g u i s h i n g i n p o v e r t y a n d d e s p e r a t i o n . We encouraged one another i n fa i th and compan i onsh i p , a l l the t ime be l i e v i n g that tomorrow wou l d be a better day .

Then Zane came to my l i f e . We began v i s i t i n g the peop l e i n the town and we were struck w i th horror at the i r stor i e s of v i o l a t i on and abuse , a l l i n efforts to seek support and opportun i ty for the i r fam i l i e s .

We were determ i ned to do someth i ng that wou l d change the s i tuat i on . W i th hard l y a c lue as to what we were gett i ng i nto , we dove r i ght i n and broke ground on what wou l d soon become a po l ytechn ic schoo l for ch i l d ren i n the commun i ty and thus the very beg i nn i ng of CTC Internat i ona l ..Never once d i d I s i gn up for the th i ng s that we do today . Who wou l d have thought from my i n i t i a l meet i ng w i th Zane that one day we ' d be d i scuss i ng fash i on , hundreds of emp loyees , open i ng cafés , resource centers , and more? I t i s e x t r e m e l y g r a t i f y i n g t o s e e a l l t h e f a m i l i e s t h a t w a l k t o C T C e v e r y m o r n i n g w i t h j o y a n d p r i d e , k n o w i n g t h a t t h e y c a n f a c e t o m o r r o w w i t h a s s u r a n c e . Our Kenya team and the Ma la i ka Mums have seen qu i te a trans i t i on : mov i ng from segregat i on , broken re l at i onsh i p s , and desperat i on to acceptance , renewed conf i dence , and job secur i ty . Th i s i s the face of an empowered commun i ty .

It has been a great joy to remember a l l the fr i ends that I have met over these ten years . From the very f i r s t CTC team to now , we have l earned so much and we cont i nue to f i nd ourse l ve s i n sp i r ed and humb l ed by the peop l e of Maa i Mah i u . Th i s i s just the beg i nn i ng as we look ahead to the next ten years and beyond . Thank you to those who have rema i ned fa i thfu l from the start and a very warm we lcome to those who are just jo i n i n g i n the journey .

B l e s s i ng s ,Jerem i ah Kur i a

2012 STORY: 1ST KENYA TEAM >

“ M y f a m i l y a n d f r i e n d s t h o u g h t I w a s c r a z y . B u t a f t e r s e e i n g

t h e i n c r e d i b l e g r o w t h a n d s u c c e s s o f C T C s i n c e t h a t t r i p i n 2 0 0 3 , a p p a r e n t l y t h e r e a r e a l o t o f

c r a z y p e o p l e o u t t h e r e w i l l i n g t o t a k e a r i s k t o h e l p c h a n g e t h e

w o r l d . “

B r i a n a C a r m a n E r w i nT R I B E M e m b e r , B o a r d M e m b e r , &

2 0 0 3 T e a m M e m b e r

“ I c a n v i v i d l y r e c a l l t h e f i r s t n i g h t o f t h e t e a m ' s a r r i v a l a t t h e M a a i M a h i u C h i l d r e n ' s H o m e i n 2 0 0 3 . S o m e o f u s w e r e r i d i n g i n t h e b a c k o f a b r o k e n

d o w n , t i e d t o g e t h e r , s m a l l g r e e n t r u c k . T h e s u n h a d a l r e a d y s e t a n d t h e r e

w a s a d e f i n i t e c h i l l i n t h e a i r . W h e n w e m a d e t h e t u r n a n d p a s s e d t h r o u g h t h e g a t e , t h e e x t e n d e d r o c k a n d d i r t

d r i v e w a y w a s l i n e d w i t h e x c i t e d c h i l d r e n w h o w e r e c h a n t i n g a n d w e l c o m i n g

u s . I t w a s a v e r y s u r r e a l m o m e n t . H o w e v e r , t h e m o s t m e m o r a b l e p a r t o f t h e e v e n i n g w a s t h e m e a l w e s h a r e d

w i t h t h e 1 4 0 k i d s . T h e b l e s s i n g o f t h e f o o d w a s g i v e n b y J e r e m i a h , w h o a t t h a t t i m e w o r k e d f o r t h e c h i l d r e n ' s h o m e . T h e p r a y e r t h a t w e n t u p w a s o n e o f t h a n k f u l n e s s a n d h u m i l i t y . I t w a s q u i c k l y a n s w e r e d b y G o d l i b e r a l l y p o u r i n g o u t H i s H o l y S p i r i t o n e a c h o f u s . E v e r y m o l e c u l e i n m y b o d y w a s o n f i r e a n d t h e p r e s e n c e o f t h e L o r d w a s b o t h p a l p a b l e a n d u n d e n i a b l e . I t w a s a n e x p e r i e n c e t h a t I s h a l l n e v e r f o r g e t . “

K y l e S p r a d l e yT R I B E M e m b e r ;

2 0 0 3 , 2 0 0 4 , 2 0 0 6 & 2 0 0 7 T e a m M e m b e r

“ A f e w o f m y f a v o r i t e t h i n g s t h a t c o m e t o m i n d : T w o k i d s s h a r i n g o n e p a i r o f s h o e s ;

M u c h L o v e t o o u r K i k u y u n i c k n a m e s E h o a a n d M o - t i n a ; L a n c e H o t t i e C h i p o t t i e ; t h e d a y w e

g a v e t h e k i d s m o h a w k s ; t h e w a y t h e k i d s w o u l d g r e e t u s w h e n w e w e r e c o m i n g o r g o i n g ; & Z a n e ' s

b i r t h d a y n i g h t ! P . S . I ' m p r o u d t o b e a C T C O G ! “

Z a c k B u r d i c kTR I B E M e m b e r , 2 0 0 3 T e a m M e m b e r

“ I r e m e m b e r s h a v i n g m y h e a d o n e d a y i n t o a m o h a w k a n d a l l t h e b o y s

w a n t i n g t o d o t h e s a m e . S o o f c o u r s e , w e a b i d e d . 1 0 o r s o y o u n g

h a w k d i s c i p l e s h a d t h e i r o w n a m a z i n g t r e n d s e t t i n g h a i r c u t s . T h e y

t h o u g h t i t w a s t h e m o s t a m a z i n g t r a n s f o r m a t i o n a n d s h o w e d t h e m o f f a r o u n d t h e t o w n . I t w a s o n e o f

t h e b e s t c h o i c e s I m a d e w h i l e b e i n g t h e r e . T h e j o y o n t h e b o y s f a c e s

w a s p r i c e l e s s .

N a t h a n D i l l o nT R I B E M e m b e r ;

C T C K e n y a D i r e c t o r 2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 9 , 2 0 0 3 T e a m M e m b e r

2012

TRIBE FUNDINGINCR EAS ES 75%

TRIBE MEMBERS( 20 1 1 ) 70 • (20 1 2 ) 103

THE NITTY-GRITTYIm p act Re po rts d eta i l i n g

Ke ny a p rog ram s i ntro d uced .

EAT UPWe hosted the f i r s t TRIBE d i nner at the CTC Garden

LOCAL TO GLOBALThe i naugura l TRIBE team trave l ed to Maa i Mah i u .

RING, RINGMembers rece i ved ca l l s and check- i n s from new TRIBE

l i a i s on , Damon Hartye .

2011

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> 2012 TRIBE

This network is the embod iment of why we ever went to Kenya in the f irst p lace: to be part of a mean ingfu l commun ity , to create someth ing w ith purpose and to impact l i ves in a susta inab le way . TRIBE members enjoy a deeper connect ion w ith the CTC team, our programs , and the commun ity they are affect ing .

75%GROWTH

100+

Members

TEXASAndrew Guyton (Austin)Audrey Clow (Austin)Beth Hadi (Austin)Beth Magill (Austin)Brio Yiapan (Austin)Cali Huffman (Austin)Curtis Large (Austin)Damon Hartye (Austin)David Barber (Austin)Elizabeth Burkhart (Austin)Eric Webber (Austin)Erica Ashkenazi (Austin)Jeff Serra (Austin)Jeff & Brooke Ezell (Austin)Jim McDermott (Austin)Jodi Lane (Austin)Beth & Ken Malcolm (Austin)Laura Cook (Austin)Lysle Shaw (Austin)Marc Vanderslice (Austin)Mary Crouch (Austin)Meg Mattingly (Austin)Rob Breunig (Austin)Robyn Knocke (Austin)Ryan Cox (Austin)Sarmistha Hauger (Austin)Ty & Mande Clark (Austin)Valerie Henderson (Austin)Whitney Snell (Austin)Zane & Natalie Wilemon (Austin)Brittni McCorquodale & Brendan Starr (Austin)Chris Munson (Austin)Darren Melonson (Austin)Gunnar Teltow (Austin)Joanne Adams (Austin)Peter Munson (Austin)Sandy Garcia (Austin)Julie Houghton (Pflugerville)Russell Hughes (Cedar Park)Phil & Michelle Swatzell (Dallas)Lisa & Jim Rosenthal (Dallas)Cindy & James McAlister (Arlington)Joel McAlister (Arlington)

TEXAS Ken & Ladonna Davis (Mansfield)Blake & Rachel Richter (Pantego)Debra & Gary Amerson (Rockwall)Bill Hargrove (El Paso)Lindsay & Grant Parmer (Houston)Anne Murphy (Houston)Tom & Judy Farrell (Houston)Ellen Rienstra (Beaumont)

CALIFORNIAAaron Bratcher (L.A.)Amanda Gray (L.A.)Molly McNearney (L.A.)David Simpson (L.A.)Jamison & Emily Monroe (L.A.)Briana & Mike Carman Erwin (Burbank)Kelly McNearney (Santa Monica)Nathan Dillon (San Francisco)Kelli Lawless (San Francisco)Michael Del Ponte (San Ramon)David & Kelley Lannon (Sebastol)Caren Bamberger (Encinitas)

KANSASBill & Barrie Arachtingi (Lawrence)Kim & Susan Ralston (Lawrence)Michael Lee (Lawrence)Abbey Campbell (Lawrence)Logan & Morgan Overman (Wichita)Tim Williamson (Overland Park)Jennifer Leeth (Fairway)Sharon Green (Haven)Alice Johnston (Topeka)

NORTH CAROLINATom & Marie Hartye (Weaverville)Emily Hartye (Charlotte)Mary Anne Hartye (Raleigh)Florence Hartye (Raleigh)Jim Hartye (Raleigh)

WASHINGTON, DCJoe Castiglione

FLORIDACarlos Acosta (Fort Lauderdale)Kristin Bagonis (Coconut Creek)Allen Barnowich (Wilton Manors)

NEW YORKNoelle O’Shea (Rhinecliff)Chrissie Lam (New York)Liz Green (Brooklyn)

GEORGIALauren & Derek Kamal (Marietta)Susan & Ken Snell (Dunwoody)Susie & Keith Guyton (Powder Springs)

COLORADOAimee Lirette (Denver)Julie Wilson (Eaton)

ALABAMASeth Olson (Birmingham)

MASSACHUSETTSGreg Zlevor (Medfield)

MICHIGANElaine Kines (Byron Center)

MINNESOTAChris & Sarah Roark (Minneapolis)

MISSOURIGlen & Corey Hinz (Gravois Mills)

NEBRASKAJess Milius (Lincoln)

WASHINGTONKurstin Leith (Seattle)

MONTANAJackie & Mark Robin (Big Sky)

UTAHJoel Manwill (Layton)

AUSTIN, TX

DALLAS, TX

LOS ANGELES, CA

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

LAWRENCE, KS

ATLANTA, GA

RALEIGH, NC

NEW YORK, NY

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL

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> 2012 TEAMS

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TEAM MEMBERS TEAM MEMBERS

TRAVELING TO TRAVELING TO

KENYAKENYA\\201020 10

20 1 120 1 1

20 1 220 1 2

444 4

5454

Bodwe l l Raf i k i L i nk

TRIBE TeamJuly 29th - August 6th

Whole Foods Market 1June 24th - 30th

KU Med ica l TeamAugust 19th - August 26th

Whole Foods Market 2(Led by prev i ous trave l e r and TRIBE Member , DJ

Me lonson)

July 3rd - 14th

Who le Foods Market 3September 3rd - 30th

' S pec i a l l y for Ch i l d ren

HEAL Kenya Med ica l Team

July 15th - July 22nd

Thanksg i v i n g TRIBE Team

November 21 st - December 1st

E very year we take teams of vo l unteers to Kenya to he l p out w i th loca l pro jects . CTC has taken a w i de var i e ty of peop l e to Kenya i nc l ud i ng students , doctors , art i s t s , photographers , sew i ng enthus i a st s , soccer p l ayers and grandparents . 20 1 2 represented our l a rgest year of teams , i nc l ud i ng three teams of Who le Foods Market emp loyees , two CTC TRIBE member teams and the i naugura l CTC HEAL Kenya med ica l team .

2012 TEAMS >

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1 1 01 1 0

Commun i ty & Fa i th(Hosted by TRIBE Members

Beth Mag i l l and Ken Ma lco lm)

December 31st

Seth & Susanna:TRIBE Members

Jane and Br i gette :Kenya Interns

Jenn i fer F l uder :Goat Keep i ng Pro ject

E l a i ne K i nes :L IFE L i ne Pro jects

Br i t tn i McCorquoda l e & Brendan Starr :KRC Fund i ng

Te am Mem b e rs

DOUBLED

i n 20 1 2 ! !

TEAMS TO KENYA \

201 1 20 1 220 100

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> 2012 PARTNERS

> 2012 KENYA PARTNERS

12 Leather Works Co lo r Creat i ons Sunf l ag

Rooted i n co l l a borat i on , CTC i s proud to h i gh l i ght our 20 1 2 partners who a l l owed for amaz i ng growth and strengthened our entrepreneur i a l sp i r i t i n Maa i Mah i u , Kenya . B i g thanks to a l l our c lo sest fr i ends & partners .

B rown ' s Cheese Spec i a l Educat i on Profess i ona l s of

Kenya

Sarakas i Hosp i ta l Trust

Br i s to l -Myers Squ i b b Secure the Future

Fund

2012 PARTNERS >

The Supp l y Change MTS Trave l Kammok Bodwe l l H i gh Schoo l

Nobe l i t y Pro ject Che l sea Dee Photography

The Schoo l Fund13

A l one we can do so l i t t l e ; Together we can do so much . - He len Ke l l e r

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> GARDEN

As a non-prof i t , CTC rents our space as a means to cover our own adm i n i s t rat i v e costs . Hav i ng

these costs covered ensures the greatest percentage of our donor fund i ng goes d i rect l y toward

our programs and deve l opment i n Kenya , wh ich means host i ng your event here he l p s to create a

susta i nab l e future i n both our Aust i n and i nternat i ona l commun i t i e s .

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Volunteer Trips to Kenya

General Contributions

Product Sales

FINANCIAL SUMMARY >

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Consolidated Statement of ActivitiesFor Year Ended 2012 With Comparative Figures for 2008-2011

Contributions 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Contributions 169,608 135,243 197,614 226,340 436,029 Volunteer Trips to Kenya 135,330 152,232 143,876 174,620 276,045 Grant Income 120,000 122,500 77,470 210,052 142,239 Product Sales 20,478 115,333 510,411 Garden Rental Income 18,905 84,611

Total Contributions $424,938 $409,975 $439,438 $745,250 $1,449,335

Expenses 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012Program 230,343 263,186 290,562 522,544 946,158 Fundraising 56,714 86,824 79,726 104,963 105,140 General & Administrative 32,940 34,349 74,732 93,379 120,267

Total Expense $319,997 $384,359 $445,020 $720,886 $1,171,565

Change in Net Assets $104,941 $25,616 ($5,582) $24,364 $277,770 Net Assets, Beginning of Year $104,589 $209,530 $235,146 $229,564 $238,950 Net Assets, End of Year $209,530 $235,146 $229,564 $253,928 $516,720

2012 Use of Funds Programs

Fundrais ing

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$1,449,335

$745,250

$510,41135%

$115,333

$226,340

$174,620

$210,052

$18,905

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$436,02930%

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2012 2011

$600,000

$900,000

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$1,449,335

$745,250

$510,41135%

$115,333

$226,340

$174,620

$210,052

$18,905

$142,23910%

$84,611 6%

$436,02930%

2012 Source of Funds

Garden Rental Income

Grant Income

Volunteer Trips to Kenya

General Contributions

Product Sales

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> FINANCIAL SUMMARY

LIFE Line Product Sales

Consolidated Statement of Financial PositionFor Year Ended 2012 With Comparative Figures for 2008-2011

Assets 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012Cash & Equivalents 165,151 171,784 129,397 167,625 271,408 Fixed Assets 54,869 49,496 66,287 78,414 196,079 (net of Accumulated Depreciation)Other Assets 40,587 18,113 99,471Total Assets $220,020 $221,280 $236,271 $264,152 $566,958

Liabilities & Net Assets 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012Current Liabilities 10,490 1,134 6,707 10,224 50,238 Total Liabilities $10,490 $1,134 $6,707 $10,224 $50,238

Net AssetsUnrestricted Net Assets 145,215 196,995 143,321 172,184 416,285 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets 64,315 38,151 86,243 81,744 100,435 Total Net Assets $209,530 $235,146 $229,564 $253,928 $516,720

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $220,020 $236,280 $236,271 $264,152 $566,958

2012

2011

2011 20122010

0 50000 100000 150000Units Sold

2012

2011

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$115,333 $20,478

$510,411

\$516,720N E T A s s e t s

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HIGH ROLLERS FOR HOPE20 1 2 w a s the 5th A n n ua l H i g h Ro l l e r s fo r Ho p e run by Bo a rd Mem b e r, B r i a n a Ca rm a n Erw i n . It w a s a hug e s ucce s s a n d co nt i n ued i n th e rec ru i tm e nt of m o re LA l o c a l s i nto the CTC fo l d .

ROB BREUNIGRo b j o i n e d CTC ' s Bo a rd ad d i n g a n othe r l eg a l m i n d to the m i x . H e atte n d ed the U n i ve r s i ty o f Tex a s fo r un d e rg rad uate a n d l aw schoo l a n d fo un d ed the B reun i g Law Fi rm he re i n A u st i n , TX . Whe n n ot wo rk i n g o r atte n d i n g CTC m eet i n g s , h e e nj o y s b e i n g i n th e g re at o utd o o r s wo rk i n g w i th h i s b i r d d og a n d f l y f i s h i n g .

THE ACACIA FUNDRAISERBo a rd m em b e r Ti m W i l l i a m s o n o rg a n i z e d o u r Ka n s a s C i ty eve nt, The Acac i a Fun d ra i s e r. The eve nt w a s a hug e s ucce s s a n d ra i s e d o ve r $30 , 000 fo r the Ma l a i k a K i d s that he l p e d s u p po rt p rog ram co sts a n d the h i r i n g o f o u r ve ry f i r st S p ec i a l N eed s Ed ucat i o n Te ache r, Patr i c k Om o n d i .

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BOARD MEMBERSBARRIE ARACHTINGI (Lawrence , KS) Board Pres i dent ; Execut i ve Comm i ttee Cha i r CHRIS MUNSON (Aust i n , TX)Treasurer ; Execut i ve Comm i ttee BLAKE RICHTER (Fort Worth , TX)Secretary ; Execut i ve Comm i ttee BRIANA CARMAN ERWIN (Los Ange l e s , CA)Execut i ve Comm i ttee SANDY GARCIA (Aust i n , TX)CTC Med ica l D i rector Rob Breun i g (Aust i n , TX)B i l l Zahner (Kansas C i ty , MO)B i l l Hargrove (E l Paso , TX)T im W i l l i amson (Over l and Park , KS)Tom Farre l l (Houston , TX)Jenn i fer Leeth (Fa i rway , KS)

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CTC Internat i ona l , Who le P l anet Foundat i on & 2nd St D i s t r i ct jo i ned together to create a free mus ic fest i v a l i n downtown Aust i n , TX ra i s i n g soc i a l awareness and promot i ng respons i b l e brands .

Who l e Foods Market NorCa l ce l ebrates CTC w i th a 5% Day .

Ma l a i ka Mum A l i ce & her son M ike are featured i n an NPR art ic l e about d i s ab i l i t y not mean i ng i nab i l i t y w i th spec i a l needs ch i l d ren i n Kenya .

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