Making Play Possible
for Children in Need
Annual Report 2011
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A NOTE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
3
OUR STORY
4
A YEAR OF MEMORIES
5
MAKE A DIFFERENCE
10
THANK YOU!
11
DOLLARS & CENTS
15
LEADING THE WAY IN 2011
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Bringing joy, comfort and learning to children in need
through the experience of toys and play.
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How do you measure a year of play? At the Toy Industry Foundation
(TIF), we measure our year in smiles, laughter, and quality childhood
experiences. 2011 nearly burst at the seams with fun as we brought
play into the lives of more children than ever before through our
signature program, The Toy BankTM, as well as national partnerships
and new localized grant efforts.
We continued to serve every branch of the military through Play
Comforts, our global partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Military Services. Toys were given to military families at 30 U.S. bases
in 2011, and we expanded our reach by comforting families stationed
abroad in Germany right before a Middle East deployment.
During our first full year of Toy Bank partnership with Kids in
Distressed Situations (K.I.D.S.), we reached more than 720,000 children
in need in 2011, bringing play into the lives of young ones affected
by poverty, chronic illness, natural disasters, and other unfortunate
circumstances. Thanks to our wonderful partner charities and your
support, we are proud to announce that in nine years of Toy Bank
success, we have distributed more than $62 million in toys to deserving
children around the world!
Along with these accomplishments, 2011 brought new and exciting
programming for the Foundation. Through our new Play Connects
program, member companies of the Toy Industry Association nominated
two dozen organizations from across the nation to receive grant funding.
Four charities were chosen to receive a combined total of $40,000 to
impact at-risk children through play, education, and mentor programs.
Play matters in every child’s life. Thanks to the efforts of the entire
toy community as well as our incredible network of partners and
supporters, we are able to take toys from the companies that make
them and put them in the hands of children who need and deserve
them. 2011 was quite a year for play. We can’t wait to share the fun
of 2012!
Thank you all for joining us in making play possible.
Jean Butler, Executive Director
Toy Industry Foundation
With the My Stuff Bags Foundation, TIF volunteers from across
the toy industry assembled thousands of duffel bags full of essentials
including blankets, books, clothing, and of course toys, for foster
children at our third annual Do Good Stuff-a-thon event. In addition to
providing elbow grease, we granted hundreds of thousands of
toys and dollars to My Stuff Bags in 2011 to improve the lives of
children in crisis.
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OUR STORY
The mission of the Toy Industry Foundation is to bring
joy, comfort, and learning to children in need through the
experience of toys and play. We believe that a happy
childhood can have an amazing impact on a young life—
play today means a bright future tomorrow.
That is why we work year-round with compassionate
citizens, philanthropic partners, and the entire toy
community to be able to grant toys and funding to an
incredible network of children’s charities in the U.S.
and around the world.
We hope you’ll peruse our scrapbook to learn about
the wonderful work we accomplished in 2011!
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A YEAR OF MEMORIES
8.2
MILLION
CHILDREN
have received toys
from The Toy BankTM
since the program’s
inception in 2003
The Toy BankTM & K.I.D.S. Partnership
The Toy Industry Foundation’s signature program—The Toy BankTM—broke records
as it distributed more than 720,000 toys to children in need in 2011. In addition to
providing toys through three national partnerships (pages 6-8), The Toy BankTM
made play possible through a network of local children’s charities with the help of
Kids in Distressed Situations (K.I.D.S.).
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The 310 generous manufacturers,
retailers, and distributors who gave
product throughout the year made The
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A YEAR OF MEMORIES
U.S. MILITARY
BASES
received toys
from The Toy BankTM
Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Military Services / Play Comforts Partnership
Our Play Comforts partnership with Boys and Girls Clubs of America Military Services grew in
its second full year to reach even more sons and daughters of our nation’s troops. TIF provided
toys throughout the year to children at 30 U.S. military bases with the highest deployment rates
in the nation and abroad, and granted $92,000 in funding to make this program possible.
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Play Comforts brought smiles to
children stationed at a U.S. Coast
Guard base in Massachusetts in June
The Navy thanks TIF and its donors for
bringing more than 10,000 toys
in August
532,709
$
IN TOYS
was distributed to
children in military
families
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TIF joined the U.S. Air Force and Army in
Germany in October to bring play to 9,371
American children living far away from
their homeland
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My Stuff Bags Foundation Partnership
In three years of partnership with the My Stuff Bags Foundation, TIF has provided nearly
350,000 toys for children in crisis shelters and foster care. In 2011, we gave toys from
The Toy Bank, organized volunteers to assemble thousands of My Stuff duffel bags with
necessities, and granted $75,000 in funding to the My Stuff Bags Foundation—providing
hope, joy, and comfort to many rescued children.
15,721
CHILDREN
received “My Stuff”
duffels with necessities
including brand new
toys in 2011
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In May, 150 volunteers from toy companies
across America joined together in California
to stuff 5,000 My Stuff duffels during the 3rd
Annual Do Good Stuff-a-thon
Faces of children served by Horton’s
Kids lit up as TIF and MSB gave
duffels to these at-risk youngsters in
Washington DC’s Ward 8 in November
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A YEAR OF MEMORIES
Ronald McDonald House Charities Partnership
IN 2011, TIF continued the Ronald McDonald House Charities toy
donation program, providing thousands of toys to children facing
serious medical crises. Families served by Ronald McDonald Houses,
Mobile Care Units, and Family Rooms throughout the U.S. and Canada
have been comforted by the gift of play.
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A YEAR OF MEMORIES
27,575
CHILDREN
directly impacted
by 2011 Pla y
Connects grants
40,000
$
Play Connects Grant Program
In 2011, the Toy Industry Foundation was proud to introduce the Play Connects community grant
program. Each member company of the Toy Industry Association (TIA) was given the opportunity to
nominate a community-based children’s charity for a one-time grant from TIF. In total, two dozen
local nonprofits were nominated for consideration, and four worthy organizations received $10,000
each in grant funding for programs to impact young lives:
GIVEN TO
community-based
ch arities nominated
by TIA members
2011 PLAY CONNECTS GRANT RECIPIENTS
Boys & Girls Club of Stamford
for leadership development, educational, and recreational programs for Stamford, CT
youth, nominated by Becker Associates LLC
Friends of the Children—Portland
for intensive mentoring for high risk children in the Portland, OR area, from Kindergarten
through graduation, nominated by Uncle Skunkle Toys, Inc.
The Magic House at the St. Louis Children’s Museum
for their “Special Nights for Special Needs” museum program for children with
developmental and physical disabilities, nominated by Cepia LLC
826 Valencia
for their Workshops Program providing high-quality writing workshops for 500 students
in the San Francisco Bay Area, nominated by Wild Planet Entertainment, Inc.
Nominating member companies of the Toy Industry Association
were proud to accept an award for playing their part
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MAKE A DIFFERENCE
The work of TIF is possible
thanks to a caring community
that joins us in our mission to
bring play to children in need.
Your support will keep our story going for years to
come, and there are many ways to play your part …
DONATE TOYS
Manufacturers, distributors, and retailers are encouraged to contribute playthings
including toys, books, DVDs, and more to our signature program, The Toy Bank, all year
long. Each toy warms the heart of a child struggling in poverty, rescued from abuse,
living on a U.S. military base with their active duty or reserve parent(s), entering foster
care, or facing other tough challenges.
MAKE A PERSONAL GIFT
You can help make play possible for a child today through a personal donation to the
Toy Industry Foundation. Donate $250 or more and become a member of our Leaders
Circle—a committed group of annual supporters dedicated to putting joy in the hearts
of kids who need it most.
CORPORATE PATRONAGE
Whether it is through funding ads in our annual Toy of the Year (TOTY) Awards
Tribute Book publication, special event sponsorship, or a touching corporate gift,
companies in the toy community and beyond are critical to the success and
future of the Toy Industry Foundation.
VOLUNTEER
Helping hands and hearts are always needed to collect toys at toy industry tradeshows,
give away toys at special events across the country, assist with critical administrative
work at our New York office, and much more.
SHARE OUR STORY
Stay connected with us through Facebook at www.facebook.com/ToyIndustryFoundation
and help share our mission with the world!
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THANK YOU
TO OUR
CORPORATE
PATRONS
CHAMPIONS $30,000+
Bandai America, Inc.
Duracell
Hasbro, Inc.
Mattel, Inc.
VISIONARIES $20,000–29,999
JAKKS Pacific, Inc.
BENEFACTORS $10,000–19,999
Cartoon Network. The
Disney Consumer Products
LEGO Systems, Inc.
Nickelodeon Consumer Products
Target
PHILANTHROPISTS $5,000–9,999
Big Monster Toys
Kader Holdings Company Ltd.
LeapFrog Enterprises, Inc.
Radio Flyer, Inc.
Spin Master Ltd.
Warner Brothers Consumer Products
SUPPORTERS $1,000–4,999
FRIENDS $500–999
American Plastic Toys Inc.
Blip Toys LLC
Bridge Direct, The
Early Light International Holdings Ltd.
Funrise Toy Corporation
Futterman & Dupree LLP
Herald Metal & Plastic Works Ltd.
HIT Entertainment Limited
HUB International Northeast
Jetta Co., Ltd.
Kids in Distressed Situations (K.I.D.S.)
K’Nex Industries, Inc.
KPMG
Kreab Gavin Anderson (Strategy XXI)
Learning Curve Brands, Inc.
Little Kids, Inc.
Loeb & Loeb LLP
Lucasfilm Ltd.
Maui Toys
NPD Group, The
Patch Products
Playmobil USA, Inc.
Public Broadcasting Services
Razor USA, LLC
Reuben Klamer Toylab LLC
Safari Ltd.
Sargent & Berman Inc.
ThinkFun, Inc.
Toy Industry Association (TIA)
Toy Shippers Association (TOYSA)
Toys R Us
USAOPOLY, Inc.
Walmart
Wild Planet Entertainment, Inc.
Women In Toys, Inc.
Blue Orange Games
Blue Plate Media Services
Cardinal Industries Inc.
Cloud B
Faber-Castell/Creativity for Kids
Fashion Institute of Technology
KaleidOScope
Lund and Company Invention LLC
Nextoy, LLC
Norman & Arlene Fabricant
PartnerShip
S.R.M. Entertainment Ltd.
Wynnewood Corporation Limited
MATCHING GIFTS
Mattel Children’s Foundation
Matching Gifts Program
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THANK YOU
TO OUR
TOY BANK
DONORS
360 Public Relations
3L PlentyPlay Aps
abraKIDabra Toys
Adventures of Zylie the Bear, The /
Arete LLC
ALEX *
Alexander Doll Company
Allied Products Company
Alpha Toys
Amav Enterprises LTD
American Plastic Toys
Amloid
Amusemints
aNb Media
Anchor Bay Entertainment
Animal Adventures
Art 101
Artisands
Ashare Patterson Design
Asmodee Editions LLC
Astute Games, LLC
Atticle Limited
Aurora World, Inc.
Bananagrams, Inc.
Bandai America, Inc.
Barb-A-Mel Books, Inc.
Basic Fun*
Bestway USA
Beverly Hills Teddybear Co./
one2believe
Big Tent Entertainment
Big Time Toys, LLC
Bigjigs Toys Ltd.
Blip Toys
Blue Orange Games
Bluw Toys
Box-O-Mania
Brainy Company, The
Briarpatch, Inc.
Bridge Direct, The
Bruder Toys
Buffalo Games
Build-a-Bear Workshop
Canadian Group, The
Candy Kitchen Shoppes, Inc.
Cardinal Games
Carson-Dellosa Publishing
Cartamundi USA
Casdon PLC
Cepia LLC
CHH Quality Products
Chicco
Child’s Play
Citiblocs
Citiwell International Inc.
CJ Products
Claudio Reig, S.L.
Cloud B
Colorbok Inc.
Conquest of Arthenia, LLC
Cookie Jar
Corolle
Courage Brands
Crayola LLC
CRA-Z-ART
Creative Education of Canada
Crocodile Creek
CuddleCakes Group LLC
Cypress Consulting
Delta Children’s Products
Diggin Active, Inc.
Discovergames.com
Discovery Bay Games
Disguise
Dover Publications
Dowdle Folk Art
Drybranch / Sport Design
Duncan Toys Company,
a division of Flambeau Inc.
DuneCraft
Duracell
Educational Insights
Elenco
Endless Games
Entertainment Earth
Evergreen (CP) USA Inc.
Every Baby Company
EZY Roller
Faber-Castell/Creativity for Kids
Family Games
Famosa North America
Fashion Angels
Find It Games
Fliptomania
FREDS SWIM ACADEMY GmbH
Fremont Die Consumer Products
Friendly Toys Corp.
FS-USA/Mega Marbles
Fun Q Games, Inc.
Fundex Games, Ltd.
Funrise Toy Corporation*
GameBrotherZ
Gatogi
Gayla Industries
GeoCentral
Geospace International
GeoToys
Glide Bikes
Global Products,
a division of Columbus Closeouts
Goldie International, Inc.
Gorgeous Products Inc.
Greathall Productions Inc.
Green Toys, Inc.
Griddly Games
Guidecraft USA, Inc.
Gund
Gyrobike
Hap Palmer
Harrisville Designs Inc
Hasbro, Inc.*
Hauck Toys for Kids
Heartland Consumer Products
Holgate Toys Co.
Horizon Group USA
Hot Focus Inc.
Hotaling Imports
HSP Nature Toys
Hudson Industries, Inc.
I Can Do That! Games
Imagination Brands, Co.
Imperial Toy
Infinitoy
Insect Lore
International Arrivals
International Playthings*
Italtrike
J. Bell-Jones LLC
JAKKS Pacific, Inc.
Jamz Products.net
Jax Limited, Inc.*
JC Toys Group, Inc.
Jonic Distribution North America
Just Jump It
KETTLER
Kid Galaxy, Inc.
Kid O Products
Kids in Distressed Situations (K.I.D.S.)
Kids Juke Box
Kids Prefered
Kids Touch Inc.
Kidz Delight Ltd.
Kidz Toyz, Inc.
*Annual donor since The Toy Bank’s inception in 2003
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TOY BANK
DONORS
(continued)
K’NEX Brands
Krooom
Lafayette Puzzle Factory-LPF Limited
LeapFrog Enterprises, Inc.
Learning Curve Brands
Learning Encounters
Learning Express of Mt. Lebanon
Learning Resources
Lee Publications
LEGO Systems, Inc.
Levels of Discovery
Lifetime Products
Lilliputiens
Little Adventures
Little Kids, Inc.*
LockerSkin
Lovee Doll & Toy Co., Inc.
MacMillan
Mad Cave Bird Games, LLC
Mag-Nif, Inc.*
Marai Toys LLC
Marion and Company, Inc.
Marky Sparky Toys
Marlon Creations
MasterPieces Puzzle Company
Mattel, Inc.*
Maxim Enterprise Inc
Mayfair Games
Mega Brands America Inc.
Megoli Games
Melissa & Doug, LLC
Merchant Ambassador (Holdings) Ltd.
MGA Entertainment
Michael Kohner Corporation
Millers Imagine Inc.
dba Seasons of Fairport
MindWare Holdings, Inc.
Miniland Educational Corp.
Modern Publishing
Molto Y Cia, S.A.
Moose Enterprise
Moosetache Games
Mrs. Pinkelmeyer LLC
Mudpuppy
New Adventures LLC
New Star
Norman & Globus (ScienceWiz)
North American Bear
North Star Games
Odyssey Books
OgoSport LLC
Ohio Art Company
Omnicor Inc. (The Wikki Stix Co.)
Orange Elephant LLC
Oregon Scientific, Inc.
Oriental Trading Company
Original Toy Company, The
Pacific Play Tents, Inc.*
Paper House Productions
Paragon Group USA/Smart Trike LLC
Parris Manufacturing Co.
Patch Products
Peaceable Kingdom
Peachtree Playthings
Pecoware
Perpetual Group, LLC
Phoenix Custom Promotions Inc (Me and
Molly P.)
Piggy Story, The
P’kolino
PlanToys, Inc.
PlaSmart, Inc.
Play Visions
Playmates
Playmobil USA, Inc.
Playroom Entertainment
Poofin
POOF-Slinky, Inc.
Pressman
Prestige Toy Corp.
Pretty Ugly LLC / Uglydoll
Purearth International Ltd.
Puzzled, Inc.
R&R Games
Radio Flyer, Inc.*
Ravensburger USA, Inc.
Razor USA LLC
Recent Toys
Reeve & Jones LLC
Re-Marks, Inc.
Rex Games
Rhino Toys, Inc.
Rico Industries
Rocket USA
Russ Berrie U.S. Gift
S.R.M. Entertainment, Ltd.
Saturnian
Savvi
SCARY Design
Schleich North America
Schoenhut Piano Co., Inc.
School Zone Publishing
Serendipity Puzzle Co.
Sherman Park Girl Scouts
Shocker Toys
Silly Puppets
Skullduggery
Small World Toys
Smart Monkey Toys
SmartLab Toys
SMI Sales Management Inc.
Sourcing International
Spin Master Ltd.*
Sportcraft, Ltd.
Sprig Toys Inc.
Squishable.com, Inc.
Stack & Stick Toys (Peters Group)
Step 2 Company LLC, The*
Stony Apparel
Street Surfing
Successful Kids, Inc.
Summitt Toy
Swimways Corp.
TDC Games, Inc.
Team Rensi: Motorsports
Teamson Design Corp.
Tech Group
Techno Source
Thames & Kosmos LLC
ThinkFun, Inc.
Tin Box Company, The
TINY LOVE
TMI Toymarketing International
TOOBEEZ, LLC
Tot Tutors, Inc.
Toy Industry Association
Toy State
Toyops
Trampolines USA Inc.
Trophy Music Co.
UCC Distributing, Inc.
Uncle Milton Industries*
Unique Features
University Games
USAopoly
Vamp Toys
Vante
WABA Fun, LLC
Waboba Inc
Walmart Inc.
Westminster Inc.
Wham-O
What Kids Want! Inc.
Whomp LLC
Wild Planet Entertainment, Inc.*
Wild Sales LLC
Winfat Industrial Co. Ltd.
Winning Moves Games
Woddon Industrial Limited
Workman Publishing
World of EPI (Positively Perfect)
Zither Heaven LLC
*Annual donor since The Toy Bank’s inception in 2003
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THANK YOU
TO OUR
LEADERS
CIRCLE
DONORS
DIAMOND $2,500+
Pat and Kathy Feely
Neil & Amanda Friedman
Jeffrey Rosen
Mary Turner
The Turner Foundation Fund
PLATINUM $1,000–2,499
John W. Amerman
Howard Jay Beige, Rubie’s Costumes
in honor of Kelly Gilmore
Jerry Cleary
The Robert and Kathleen Eckert
Family Fund
Jim & Robin Engle
Joan and Leonard Engle
Family Foundation
Jay & Karen Foreman
David & Linda Hargreaves
Alan Hassenfeld
Tim Kilpin
Reuben Klamer
in memory of Elliot Handler
Annette & Soren Laursen
M. Barry Levy
Don & Karen Rosenwinkel
Arnie & Laura Rubin
Caren Shalek
Jerry Smith
Bryan Stockton
Ben Varadi
Al & Gerrie Verrecchia
Bob & Amy Wann
Maggie Young,
in honor of Howard Beige,
Jodi & Joel Berger,
and Bonnie Canner
GOLD $500–999
Ellen Block
William Campbell
King Cheng
in honor of Arnie Rubin
Paul & Eden Dedrick
John W. Gessert
Daniel Grossman
Peter Henseler
Art Hirsch
Mike Hirtle
Gerrick & Ann Johnson
David Kapnick
Carter Keithley
Thomas Keoughan
Michael Kohner
Amanda McDorman
The Turner Foundation Fund
Karen McTier
Salli & Stephen Mickelberg
Richard Neitz
Ramona Pariente
Jerry Perez
Paul & Shirley Price
Howard Roffman
Genna Rosenberg, Imperial Toy
Chuck Scothon
Mike Sorvillo & Melissa Kipp
Anthony J. Tesoro
Peter Tiger
Jane A. Zimmy
Tina Zinter-Chahin
SILVER $250–499
Andrea & Bill Barthello
John Barton
William W. Beebe IV
Joel Berger
Marian Bossard
Brendan Boyle
Leigh Anne Brodsky
Jean M. Butler
Wayne Charness
Michael Conger
Thomas Courtney
Mary Couzin
Ed Desmond
Judith Ellis
Norman & Arlene Fabricant
Kevin & Kristina Farr
Howard Fleischer
John Frascotti
Les Friedland
Stephen Gass
Troy Gibson
Kelly Gilmore
Richard Gottlieb
Sam Harwell
Tom & Karen Kalinske
Elizabeth Kalodner
Linda Kapnick
Alan & Lisa Kaufman
Isaac Larian
Susie Lecker
Kenneth Lewis
Philip Licetti
Samantha Lomow
Bruce D. Lund, Lund &
Company Invention, L.L.C.
Marisa M. Medina
Andrew Mercer
Catherine Meredith
John Meyer
Tom & Sue Neville
Jill Nordquist
Robin O’Donnell
Lysa Opfer
Jeremy Padawer
Beatrice Pardo
Robert Pasin
Denielle Pemberton-Heard
Burt Reiner, Reiner Associates
Chris Schaden
Charles Schnaid
John Sinclair
in memory of Stan Clutton
Holly Stein
Marie & Paul Vitale
George Vorkas
Andrew Weiner
Maryellen Zarakas
Mark Zeller
FRIENDS $100–249
Adrienne Appell
Linda Bern
in memory of Stan Clutton
Bernadette Boyle
Reid Campbell
Leigh Carleu
Trish Egan
James Gallagher
Andrew Hackman
Phil Jackson
Katie Kaapcke
Nick Karamanos
Anatole Klyuchnikov
Elisabeth Krisel
in memory of Stan Clutton
W. Eugene & Christine Law
Andrew Messer
Matthew Petersen
Jim Petrone
Laura Post
Peter Sandel
Wiebe Tinga
Jill Will
Dan Wise
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DOLLARS & CENTS
HOW WE SPEND OUR DOLLARS
REVENUE & SUPPORT
2011
2010
In-kind Support of The Toy Bank
$6,505,515
$5,126,866
Toy of the Year Awards
Special Event net revenue
264,658
289,189
Donations from
Toy Industry Association, Inc.
381,073
361,149
Leaders Circle, Corporate Support,
and Other Fundraising
180,229
100,991
TOTAL
$7,331,475
$5,878,195
Program Services and
Partnership Grants
$6,815,650
$5,458,767
General and Administrative
137,632
133,179
Fundraising
95,280
88,727
Marketing
92,744
91,390
TOTAL
$7,141,306
$5,772,063
EXPENSES
Program Services & Grants
Fundraising & Marketing
General & Administration
95.4%
2.6%
2%
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LEADING THE WAY
2011 BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Pat Feely,
Chairman
Formerly of Radica Games Ltd.
Soren Torp Laursen
LEGO Systems, Inc.
Ellen Block
Denielle Pemberton-Heard
PBS
Jerry Cleary
In-Sync Consulting
Genna Rosenberg
Imperial Toy
Neil Friedman
Arnie Rubin
Funrise Toy Corporation
Stephen Gass
Every Baby Company
Kelly Gilmore
Warner Bros. Consumer Products
Daniel Grossman
Wild Planet Entertainment, Inc.
STAFF
Jean Butler
Executive Director
Marisa Medina
Foundation Manage
r
Melissa Kipp
Foundation Coordin
ator
Bryan Stockton
Mattel, Inc.
Al Verrecchia
Hasbro, Inc.
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