Corporate Partnership Program

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1 Corporate Partnership Program When you partner with The Painted Turtle, you align your brand with a worldrenowned nonprofit organization supporting children with chronic and life-threatening illnesses. Through financial gifts, event sponsorships, and employee involvement, The Painted Turtle s Corporate Partners will have a direct, tangible, and immediate impact on the children, families, and healthcare professionals whom we serve. Financial Support Companies can make contributions in any amount to support The Painted Turtle s general operations, a specific program, or a targeted giving campaign. Giving opportunities may be designated to underwrite one or more of the following Camp Programs: Summer Sessions, Family Weekend Sessions, Hospital Outreach Initiatives, Cabinships, Camperships, Recreational Activities, Capital Campaigns or Event Sponsorships. Employee Activation Unique and compelling involvement opportunities ranging from athletic events to corporate volunteer days, provide dynamic opportunities to directly engage company employees in the mission of serving others. Executive Networking Exclusive opportunities to engage fellow corporate leaders at special benefit events and receptions. We depend on executive-level support and counsel to creatively fuel the growth and sustainability of our vision. Cause-Related Marketing Co-branding ventures can generate significant revenue for our programs while providing consumers a choice in your company s retail marketing. Cause-marketing ventures allow for commercial alignment of our quality brands, thereby reaffirming your corporation s commitment to philanthropy.

2 Employee Activation Corporate Volunteer Day Activate your employees with a unique and compelling volunteer experience at The Painted Turtle. Each year, we host corporate volunteer days where corporate teams help prepare our beautiful camp site for the arrival of campers and families. Our partners have used this as a remarkable team-building experience. Individual corporate volunteer days are available for our significant corporate partnerships. Event & Program Volunteerism When you become an event sponsor we provide your team with corporate volunteer opportunities to assist with a number of critical tasks alongside our annual events. Company employees are also invited to apply for program volunteer positions to work directly with the children and families in our care throughout the year. Corporate Teams Embrace health and wellness by forming a corporate team to participate in a Painted Turtle athletic event. Our partners have leveraged the corporate teams concept to activate staff wellness initiatives. Associates from The Painted Turtle work one on one with company team leaders to provide training programs, jerseys, and fundraising support.

3 Our Events The Painted Turtle hosts a variety of special events throughout the year that raise critical funds and awareness for our year-round programs. General Volunteer Day February 8, 2014 Santa Barbara 1/2 Marathon May 10, 2014 AthletesTouch Golf Open February 24, Year Anniversary May 17, 2014 LA Marathon, Charity Relay, and 5K March 8 and 9, 2014 Turtle Beach BBQ September 6, 2014 San Francisco Gala a starry evening of music, comedy and surprises March 10, 2014 Aerospace Volunteer Day September 13, 2014 Corporate Volunteer Day May 3, 2014 Tour de Turtle - Bike Ride October 19, 2014 Holiday Gathering December 6, 2014

4 About The Painted Turtle Our Mission: The Painted Turtle s mission is to provide a year-round, lifechanging environment and authentic camp experience for children with chronic and life-threatening illnesses. The Painted Turtle supports children s medical needs, inspires them to reach beyond their illnesses, and provides care, education and respite for their families. All campers and families attend free of charge. Our Goal: We never forget that first and foremost our goal is to offer our campers the opportunity to come to camp to reclaim their childhoods to swim and fish, ride horses, sing campfire songs, play games, and make friends that will last a lifetime. Our Star Model: Camp has four basic rules called The STAR model. We ask campers and parents to follow the STAR model so that everyone is assured of the best time possible. S Stay Safe T Try New Things A Always Build Up, Not Down R Respect Yourself, Others and the Environment

5 Our Programs Camp Program: The Painted Turtle s Medical Specialty Camp Program offers children ages 6-17 with serious medical conditions the opportunity to participate in an authentic camp program, all while receiving the highest quality of medical care. Summer Sessions: During the summer, we host Summer Sessions exclusively for children with specific conditions. Year Round Program: Throughout the spring and fall, the camp hosts Family Weekend programs for children with serious illnesses and their parents, siblings, and other family caregivers. Leadership Program: We have two summer Leadership Programs for teen campers ages 17 and 18. Campers will participate as Leadership Campers (LCs) or as Leaders-In-Training (LITs), depending on medical needs. Our 1st Year Leadership Program is for 17-year-old campers seeking to enrich their camp experience through a variety of leadership training activities. Our 2nd Year Leadership Program is for 18-yearold campers who have completed the 1st year Leadership Program and are seeking an opportunity to put their leadership skills to use. Outreach Program: The Painted Turtle Outpost program brings the intentional programming of our camp into hospitals across the state of California.

6 Our History Our Story In 1999 Paul Newman and Page Adler, along with a group of other dedicated individuals, co-founded The Painted Turtle located in Lake Hughes, CA. Through the ongoing commitment of these individuals, many of whom sit on our board today, the dream of The Painted Turtle became a reality. Since opening in 2004, we have served thousands of campers and family members at our year-round camp programs. In September 2007, The Painted Turtle established its outreach program, The Painted Turtle Outpost, which brings the hopeful, playful spirit of camp to children at hospitals, clinics, and community events. Our Founders The Painted Turtle was founded by a truly remarkable group of business people, philanthropists, and families. Beginning with Page and Lou Adler and Paul Newman, the generosity of the following Founders has helped to make the dream of creating a life-changing environment for children with serious medical conditions a reality. Page and Lou Adler Lani and Herb Alpert Shelly and Larry Brown Janet Crown Gil Friesen Jami Gertz and Tony Ressler Joan and John Hotchkis Martha and Bruce Karsh Nancy and Howard Marks Sue Ann and Richard Masson Ann and Jerry Moss Paul Newman Carolyn and Bill Powers

7 Our Board of Directors Page Adler Founder/Chairman of the Board Lou Adler Producer Tom Amster Managing Director, Morgan Stanley Mary Brown President and CEO, Sickle Cell Disease Foundation of California Shelly Brown Board Member, Child Advocates & the Children s Crisis Treatment Center in Philadelphia, PA Larry Brown Basketball Head Coach, Southern Methodist University Melanie Cook Partner, Ziffren Brittenham LLP Janet Crown Partner, JMK Productions; Owner, Burn 60 Fitness Studio Dr. Lorry Frankel Chair, Department of Pediatrics, California Pacific Medical Center Steve Gaggero Managing Director, Pacific Coast Management Helen Graves Philanthropist James Griffiths Entertainment Industry Executive Laurentius Harrer Senior Vice President, Capital Guardian Trust Company David M. Hernand, Esq. Partner, Cooley LLP John F. Hotchkis Chairman and CEO, Ramajal LLC Matthew Jones President, Van Law Food Products, Inc. Bruce Karsh President, Oaktree Capital Management LLC Barbara March Philanthropist Roy March CEO, Eastdil Secured, LLC Nancy Marks Portrait Artist and Author Sue Ann Masson Co-Founder, Green Lantern Stables LLC Seth J. Miller Partner, DBL Investors Carolyn Powers Philanthropist Bill Powers Investor Tony Ressler Partner, Ares Management LLC Joseph Rice Head of Operational Risk, Wells Fargo & Company Dr. Cynthia Telles Director, Spanish Speaking Psychosocial Clinic UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute and Hospital Roger Wittlin Managing Director, Lead Portfolio Manager, Silver Lake Financial Blake Maher Executive Director, The Painted Turtle