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V O L . X X I V N O. X X I G I V I N G G U I D E 2 0 1 8 – 2 0 1 9 38 BOARD OFFICERS Brad Klein Board Vice Chair Jim Cabot Board Treasurer Catherine Alexander Board Secretary BOARD MEMBERS Jay Braatz Clay Fowler Brooks Giles Dan Miner, MD Nej Mulla Jack Nicolet, MD Jack Peat Mike Perlis Jen Porter Mac Weymouth Established: 1964 Employees: 20 Annual revenue: $3,939,360 CONTACT P.O. Box 800 Camden, ME 04843 (855) 802-0307 www.hiobs.org outwardboundhurricane MISSION STATEMENT Changing Lives through Challenge and Discovery. SERVICE LOCATION(S) Headquartered in Camden, HIOBS serves close to 2,500 students per year at wilderness basecamps in St. George and Newry, Maine, the Florida Keys and throughout the Americas. Our students span all age ranges from teens to adults, to veterans and corporate leaders, and come from all over the globe. Hurricane Island Outward Bound School 2019 GOALS f Support character education and leadership development in Maine young people f Support post 9/11 veterans in their transition back to civilian life f Support scholarship to ensure that HIOBS programs are accessible to all f Support Maine's business community through experiential team-building programs that promote lasting change for organizations We aim to serve more students in 2019 by expanding our programs across the board: from middle- and high-school aged students, to veterans and busi- ness professionals. As part of this growth, we are building partnerships with business organi- zations and individuals so that we may secure the resources required to reach under-served student populations and advance the mission of the school. For more information go to hiobs.org/donate or email development@hiobs.org. FUNDRAISING EVENTS/OPPORTUNITIES f Attend our annual summer celebration and community-building event, the Annual General Meeting, scheduled annually on the last Saturday in August. Recent highlights have included the ever-popular "lobstah" bake along with artisanal pizza from e Uproot Pie Co., music and dancing and fi reworks. f Attend one or more of our other seasonal community gatherings throughout the state of Maine and beyond. f Participate in an invitational expedition specifi cally designed for adults interested in supporting HIOBS with your talents, energy and fi nancial resources. ese select expeditions immerse you in an abridged version of a traditional course, showcasing our educational philosophy and providing fi rsthand knowledge of the transformational power of Outward Bound. GIVING OPPORTUNITIES f Provide HIOBS with fl exibility with an unrestricted gift: hiobs.org/donate f Sponsor a veteran on course f Create a scholarship award for the child of an employee at a local school or community organization f Become a corporate community sponsor: Provide professional renewal opportunities to your employees, create a corporate scholarship challenge match or enroll in a matching gift program f Help spread the word: Donate media opportunities, such as PSA or adver- tising space f Host an alumni social event at a local watering hole f Register online as an alumnus f Join the Blue Peter Society, our recurring monthly gift program f Donate gear, boats and other tangible items f Share your professional expertise/pro-bono services VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Service is a core value of the Outward Bound experience. We welcome hands- on assistance from local businesses in service projects. Tuition and fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59% Support from individuals . . . . . . . . . . 20% Support from foundations . . . . . . . . . 11% Nonprofi t partner revenues . . . . . . . . . . 8% Designated endowment draw . . . . . . . . 2% TOP FUNDING SOURCES Eric Denny Board President Victoria Woodhull Board Chairwoman HURRICANE ISLAND OUTWARD BOUND SCHOOL