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g i v i n g g u i d e 2014 www.HartfordBusiness.com November25,2014•Hartford Business Journal 33 aBout us Year Established: 1994 Total Number of Employees: 16 (6) Annual Revenue: $3,039,828 GeoGraphic service area(s) Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts top fundinG sources Corporate Sponsorship 20% Individual Entry Fees 50% Contributions In-Kind 30% Annually, the Hartford Marathon Foundation motivates more than 60,000 people to live more active, productive and healthy lives. It has inspired thousands of runners and non-runners alike to live well and do good. Each year, it hosts more than 50 runs, triathlons and training programs throughout Connecticut and Rhode Island, generating $51 million in business across the state, raising more than $6 million for dozens of community-based charities. The Hartford Marathon Foundation is dedicated to the mission of promoting health, fitness and enjoyment for participants of all ages and experience levels. Providing support from start to finish — from training programs to crossing the finish line — the Foundation is committed to encouraging and celebrating personal goals. Founded in 1994, the Hartford Marathon Foundation has been awarded numerous awards and accolades for its eco-friendly initiatives and dedication to health and wellness. For more information or to become involved, please visit www.HartfordMarathon.com. Goals • Expand HMF FitKids In School, a free program, to twice annually. • Begin a local Girls on the Run program to encourage fitness in young girls. • Continue to increase participation in HMF events. • Add 1,000 people to the Couch to 5K beginner running program. • Expand our reach geographically in New England. fundraisinG events/opportunities There are many opportunities to contribute to the Hartford Marathon Foundation's 35+ events throughout the year. Consider a contribution of in-kind services to support race logistics; or become a sponsor and be recognized for monetary contributions. volunteer opportunities The Hartford Marathon Foundation seeks volunteers for all events and offers an incentive program for repeat volunteers. We welcome athletic teams, corporate teams and those looking to acquire community service. The success of any of our events is directly related to the generous spirit of our amazing volunteer team. We are grateful for any time that you can donate to our events. Vice Chairman timothy larson Tweed New Haven airport Treasurer robert m. haggett, c.p.a. Newman's Own Foundation Secretary peter a. Gutermann, esq. UTC Propulsion & aerospace Systems Immediate Past Chairman david polk The First Tee of Connecticut susan d. albano Prime HealthCare, PC timothy Bannon stacie dykins People's United Insurance agency, rC Knox division irvin c. Girard State of CT, department of Children and Families oz Griebel Metro Hartford alliance merisa kelly Stanley Black & decker Joseph l. loparco voya Financial andrea donovan napp robinson & Cole llP Brewster perkins Willis of Connecticut James sullivan Howard, Kohn, Sprague & Fitgerald law Executive Director Beth shluger Chairman christine andrews andrews Benefits Hartford Marathon Foundation 41 Sequin drive, Glastonbury, CT 06033 | 860-652-8866 www.hartfordmarathon.com OUr MISSION: The Hartford Marathon Foundation (HMF) is a not for profit organization, founded in 1994, for the purpose of providing community-based health and fitness opportunities. HMF has created and produced over 550 events in its history and has recorded over $6 million in charitable donations from participants for causes that matter to them. " " M y ten year old daughter, Abby, did her very first 5K and HMF event today [at the Red Dress Run for Women presented by UnitedHealthcare]…. what an experience! She was grinning the entire time and has been on cloud nine all day. She wore her t-shirt to the beach, and had it on again for her evening at the movies, had red ribbon in her hair, red earrings in her ears, and had each family member wearing a red "hero" bracelet. By the way, she's announced that her new favorite color is red. Thank you so much for such an inspiring experience. Abby's been running with my husband and this makes me confident that she will now be a life-long runner. She feels empowered as a young woman and as a kid. I've done many HMF events and I've always thought you organize and execute events of the highest quality. After [the Red Dress Run], I am also feeling especially lucky that we have HMF here in our community to support and encourage healthy lifestyles and positive self-esteem for everyone." – Becky azia , West Hartford runners line up for the start of the riverfront Scramble, a series of Thursday night runs along Hartford's riverfront. Board of directors

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