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1. 2007-08
Annual Report

2. National Sports Center for the Disabled
Mission and Leadership
Joe Ellis, Board Chair, 2007-08 Hal O’Leary, Founder
“In 2007-08, the National Sports Center for the Hal O’Leary is a legendary figure in
Disabled increased services and awareness for the world of disabled sports. In 1970,
people with disabilities through building Hal volunteered to help children with
relationships in various communities. Unique amputations from The Children’s
additions to the NSCD include: a beautiful Hospital in Denver learn to ski. As
furnished donated condominium in Winter Park, a result of Hal’s dedication, a single
Colorado, enhancing programs by adding lesson turned into one of the most
residential opportunities; a new partnership respected therapeutic recreational
with the American Red Cross leading to the agencies in the world.
co-production the Fat Tire Classic, a well
recognized Colorado event for mountain biking;
and the opening of a satellite branch in Kansas
City, Missouri, thanks to National Program’s
services and camps to families in that greater
metropolitan area. This has been an exciting year,
and on behalf of the Board of Trustees, we thank
you for your ongoing commitment to the NSCD. ”
BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Peter Boyles Todd A. Fredrickson Mr. Don Marshall Mr. Steven A. Shapiro, Esq.
FY2007-08 Clear Channel Broadcasting Otten Johnson Robinson Wells Fargo Bank Fleishman & Shapiro, PC
Neff & Ragonetti, PC
Mr. Joe Ellis, Chair Mr. Gary J. DeFrange Mr. Doug Morton Ms. Elaine Torres
Denver Broncos Football Club Winter Park Resort Joe Hodas Sports Authority KCNC-News4
Frontier Airlines, Inc
Mr. John Beeble, Vice-Chair Sheila Kemper Dietrich Steven Peters Harry Whipple
Saunders Construction Inc. American Heart Association Mr. Andrew Hudson Lindquist & Vennum, PLLP Denver Newspaper Agency
Arcadis
Mr. Gary C. Dudley, Treasurer Mr. Larry DiPasquale Steve Raymond Rebecca Zimmerman
Deloitte & Touche LLP Epicurean Catering Mr. Ralph Klomp Disney & ESPN Networks, Design Workshop
Trice Jewelers Affiliate Sales & Marketing
Ms. Carolynn Bond
Community Volunteer

3. Organization’s Mission, History, and Scope
The mission of the National Sports Center for the
Disabled (NSCD) is to provide quality outdoor
sports and therapeutic recreation programs that
positively impact the lives of people with physical, The NSCD Served Over 3,800 People
cognitive, emotional or behavioral challenges. Throughout Last Year and Provided
Nearly 23,500 Lessons.
Founded in 1970, the NSCD provides thousands of people with adaptive recreational
opportunities and has grown into a world leaded in therapeutic recreation.
Gifts of time and money support NSCD programming
and provide the resources used to provide people
with disabilities life-altering experiences.
The NSCD serves people with any disability –
physical, cognitive, emotional, social – in over
20 different kinds of year-round sports and activities.
Therapeutic recreation significantly contributes to the health and well-being
of people with disabilities and provides opportunities for people to build
confidence and self-esteem while improving their overall quality of life.

4. Winter Park Programs
Winter programs, offering some of the best and most comprehensive Innovative and Special Programs of enduring value
programs known to the industry, including arguably the most • Teen Ski and Snowboard camp
successful competition center in North America for disabled ski racers. • Winter Wonder Camp for children with autism
• Alpine • Family lessons
• Nordic skiing • Leadership Camp for teens with cochlear implants
• Snowboarding • Adult Mountain Retreat
• Snowshoeing • Women’s Weekend
• Back-country hut trips • Salute-to-Troops – for US veterans
• Other winter adventures
World Class Competition Center
Non-winter programs • Prepares elite skiers with disabilities for regional, national,
• River rafting and international competitions
• Therapeutic horse riding • Consistently dominates races and events around the world
• Mountain biking • NSCD Alpine Ski Team worked with 47 athletes with disabilities
• Camping from 7 different countries in 2007-08
• Hiking • The Alpine Ski Team competed in 7 World Cup events resulting
• Rock climbing in 5 medals won
• Canoeing

5. National Programs Division
NSCD Sports Camp Stats – Soccer Ability League in partnership with U.S. Paralympics,
introductory sports clinics ages 6 –18 for all disabilities Major League Soccer teams, and local soccer clubs
• 16 camps- over 1,000 participants
• The Soccer Development League specifically targets participants
• Locations/Type of camp
ages 6 to 18 with ambulatory challenges including: cerebral palsy,
o Chicago
stroke, muscle disorders, traumatic brain injury, Spina Bifida,
• Soccer (Chicago Fire)
and amputation.
• Baseball (Chicago Cubs & Chicago White Sox)
o Dallas • Leagues offered in partnership w/ local soccer clubs in 4 locations
• Soccer (FC Dallas) • 4 locations
o Denver o Chicago
• Lacrosse (Colorado Mammoth) o Denver
• Basketball (Denver Nuggets) o Kansas City
• Soccer (Colorado Rapids) o San Diego
• Baseball (Colorado Rockies) • Lessons Provided – 2,176
• Football (Denver Broncos)
• Sled Hockey (Colorado Avalanche)
o Houston
• Football (Houston Texans
o Kansas City
• Football (KC Chiefs)
• Golf
• Baseball (KC Royals)
• Soccer (KC Wizards)
• Ability Day
• Day at Snow Creek

6. NSCD Kansas City
Opened an office in Kansas City, MO providing year round Kansas City Advisory Board 2008
programming to families in the greater KC metropolitan area.
Mark Bowland, Advisory Board Chair
NSCD – Kansas City Kansas City, MO Parks and Recreation Department
• Serving over 400 individuals, approximately 900 lessons
• Events Beverly Allen
o NSCD-KC Golf Classic Fundraiser Kansas City Public Schools, Special Education
• Sports Camps
o Kansas City Wizards, Kansas City Chiefs, Chad Heggem
Kansas City Royals, Golf Clinic IronStone Bank
o Ability Day
Gerald (Jerry) Hitzhusen
• Ability Soccer League
o Fall and Spring Recreation Leagues University of Missouri-Columbia
• Recreation Programs
Bob Lewellen
o Snow Creek Adaptive Skiing Lessons
Former Parks Board Commissioner/Retired KC Business Owner
o Adaptive Golf
o Cycling Dr. Terry Long
Northwest Missouri State University
Roscoe Righter
The City of Blue Springs
Jeff Sturd
Commerce Bank
Paula E. Terry
Sheraton Kansas City Sports Complex Hotel

7. Financial Statements
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
OCTOBER 26, 2008
ASSETS Contributions
Current Assets: 71%
Cash and Cash Equivalents 386,564
Investments - Unrestricted 193,224
Accounts Receivable-Trade and Other 60,834
Prepaid Expenses 16,420 Special Events
Pledges Receivable 110,000 17%
Total Current Assets 767,042
Non-Current Assets:
Investments - Permanently Restricted 119,554
Pledges Receivable, Net of Current Portion 30,000 Program Fees
Fixed Assets, Net 1,412,050 Other 14%
Total Non-Current Assets 1,561,604 -2%
Total Assets 2,328,646
LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS
Liabilities:
Current Liabilities:
Accounts Payable 58,173 Programs
Accrued Expenses & Other Liabilities 117,370
Deferred Income 101,312 76%
Total Current Liabilities 276,855
Net Assets:
Unrestricted Net Assets 1,495,715
Temporarily Restricted Net Assets 436,522
Permanently Restricted Net Assets 119,554
Total Net Assets 2,051,791 Fundraising
12%
Total Liabilities & Net Assets 2,328,646
Management & General
Depreciation 8%
4%

8. STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES YEAR ENDING OCTOBER 26, 2008
Temporarily Permanently
Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total
SUPPORT, REVENUES & GAINS
Public Support:
Contributions 795,430 148,440 - 943,870
Contributed Property and Services:
Property 1,119,820 - - 1,119,820
Lift Tickets and Lessons 670,941 - - 670,941
Rent and Utilities 119,306 - - 119,306
Product and Other Services 463,813 - - 463,813
Revenues and Gains:
Income (loss) from Investments (164,380) - - (164,380)
Special Events 1,500,508 - - 1,500,508
Recreational Program Fees 427,918 - - 427,918
Competition Program Fees 168,631 - - 168,631
Other 78,895 - - 78,895
Assets Released from Restrictions 88,269 (88,269) - -
Total Support, Revenues & Gains 5,269,151 60,171 - 5,329,322
EXPENSES & LOSSES
Program Services:
Recreational Programs 2,180,494 - - 2,180,494
Competition Program 464,531 - - 464,531
Special Events Program 1,143,295 - - 1,143,295
Total – Program Services 3,788,320 - - 3,788,320
Supporting Services:
Management and General 296,569 - - 296,569
Fundraising 405,420 - - 405,420
Total – Supporting Services 701,989 - - 701,989
Total Expenses 4,490,309 - - 4,490,309
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 778,842 60,171 - 839,013
NET ASSETS – BEGINNING OF YEAR 716,873 376,351 119,554 1,212,778
NET ASSETS – END OF YEAR 1,495,715 436,522 119,554 2,051,791

9. Volunteers
Volunteers are the backbone of the NSCD. Over 1,300 volunteers worked almost 35,000
hours which saved NSCD labor expenses of $703,890 as determined by the Bureau of
Labor Statistics. Thank you to all of our volunteers. The following list of people celebrated
15 years of volunteer service to the NSCD in 2006-2007.
William Aker Gary Hall Mike Lucas Scott Siao
Kirk Bobo Garth Hein Dave Peregoy Rod Swanson
Joi Bowen William Hovanic Kevin Reinsch John Thomson
Chris Bruno Stephen Ismert Norm Ross Nancy Weappa
Jerry Clayton Paul Karlsson Laurine Rowe Donna Wiechman
Tim Coon Jonathan Kegans Scott Sarkisian Frosty Wooldridge
Pem Dunn Randall Leever Ron Servis
John Giefer Michael Lucas Randy Shioshita
Foundations, Trusts, and Groups
$25,000.00 + The Virginia Hill Foundation Columbus Jewish Foundation Town of Winter Park, A Fund
A.V. Hunter Trust, Inc. William T. Kemper Charitable Trust Davis Boyd Memorial Fund of the Grand Foundation
Adolph Coors Foundation The Deane Family Fund, A Fund of Venoco Community Partnership
The Aksel Nielsen Foundation $5,000 - $9,999 The Denver Foundation Weir Foundation Trust
Daniels Fund Dr. Scholl Foundation Desiderata Charitable Foundation
Mabel Y. Hughes Charitable Trust El Pomar Foundation Disney Worldwide Outreach $500 - $999
MET Foundation Inc. The Greater Kansas City Grand Foundation Arvada Jefferson Kiwanis
Post-News Season to Share, a Fund Community Foundation Harry W. and Louis L. Vicksman Blue Spruce Kiwanis
of The McCormick Foundation The Kettering Family Foundation Charitable Trust BP Fabric of America
Koelbel Family Foundation The Humphreys Foundation The Donald and Carole
$10,000 - $24,999 Melvin & Elaine Wolf Foundation, Inc. IMA Foundation Chaiken Foundation
The Cydney and Tom Marsico Variety of Colorado The John G. Duncan Charitable Trust EnCana Cares (USA) Foundation
Family Foundation Johns Manville Fund, Inc Fraser River Valley Lions Club
Disabled Sports USA $1,000 - $4,999 Mary W. Harriman Foundation Knights of Columbus St. Thomas
The Kulicke Fund Barish Family Foundation Michael Gordon Black Foundation More Council 10205
Lambda Chi Alpha Bloom Again, The Molly Pine Tree Foundation Rotary Club of Grand Lake
Marguerite M. Wilson Foundation Bloom Foundation Schlessman Family Foundation, Inc. The Safeway Foundation
The Max and Victoria Dreyfus The Charles and Jean Stout The Schramm Foundation Snomads Ski Club
Foundation Inc. Family Foundation

10. Corporations and Companies
Events Fans on the Field in partnership with INVESCO Field,
33rd Annual Wells Fargo Cup Coors Field, Pepsi Center
Ski for NSCD
Frontier Corporate Cup Fat Tire Classic in partnership with the American Red Cross
Black Diamond Ball honoring Pinnacol Assurance, Doug Morton, Kansas City Golf Classic
Jerry Clayton, Jessica Bailey
Sports Authority Hal O’Leary Golf Classic presented by RE/MAX
Corks and Forks Wine Beer and Food Tasting
Taste of Grand County
presented by Superior Liquor
Title Sponsors Subaru Fisher & Phillips, LLP Merrill Lynch
Sports Authority Wild Horse Catering Fitness Quest, Inc Metro Commercial Real Estate
Wells Fargo Forde-McGovern & Associates Nike Inc.
Winter Park Resort Corporate Friends $2,500 and up GO Automotive Group Pinnacol Assurance
Adidas America, Inc GoldToeMoretz, LLC Puma North America, Inc
Presenting Sponsors Agron, Inc Golf Gifts & Gallery, Inc Quebecor World
The Denver Post (Denver American Furniture Warehouse Hanesbrands Inc RGIS, Inc
Newspaper Agency) Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Heeling Sports Ltd. Roche Colorado Corporation
Epicurean Catering Asics Tiger Corporation Hilco Consumer Capital Corp. Rollerblade USA
RE/MAX Automotion HUB International Russell Corporation
Saunders Construction Bravo Sports ICON Health & Fitness, Inc Southwest Sertoma
Superior Liquor Centura Health St. Anthony Central Infinity Direct St. Mary Land and Exploration Co
Hospital Intermountain Rural Electric Association Stadium Management Company, LLC
Contributing Sponsors Chi Hsin Impex, Inc Intrawest ULC Stanley Security Solutions
630 KHOW CoBank J.B. Hunt Transport, Inc Teamsters Local Union No. 455
850 KOA Colorado Neurological Institute J.G. Johnson Architects, PC The Hertz Corporation
Avery Brewing Colorado Powersports Boulder East, Inc. Jarden Team Sports The West of England School
Avocet Communications Columbia Sportswear Co Johns Manville Fund, Inc and College
Boulder Daily Camera Converse, Inc King Par Corporation Trice Jewelers, Inc.
Budweiser Craig Hospital Lambda Chi Alpha Under Armour Athletic Apparel
CBS4 Denver Broncos Football Club Larsen and Associates VF Services, Inc.
Coors Brewing Company Denver Newspaper Agency Lawrence Construction Wells Fargo Bank- Business
The Hertz Corporation Devito Verdi, Inc Lifetime Products Banking Dept.
Hirschfeld Press Elan-Polo, Inc Maurice Sporting Goods Western Retail Advisors, LLC
Lodos Bar and Grill FedEx MC Sign Company Wilson Sporting Goods Co
Meridian Wine First Data Corporation Merrell/Wolverine

11. SENIOR STAFF OF THE NSCD
Hal O’Leary – Founder
Craig Pollitt – President/CEO
Kris L. Ekeren – VP National Programming
,
Beth A. Fox – Operations Manager
Erik Petersen – Competition Center Director
Patty Disney – Chief Financial Officer
Rachel Hirt – Director of Marketing
Scott J. Franssen – Development Director
1801 Bryant St, Ste. 1500, Denver, CO 80204 • 303.293.5711 • www.nscd.org