The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation dba T.A.K.E. Defense

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1 The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation dba T.A.K.E. Defense General Information Contact Information nprofit Address The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation dba T.A.K.E. Defense 6518 Vista Drive Shawnee, KS Phone (913) Fax Website Facebook Twitter facebook.com/ ion twitter.com/ At A Glance How to donate, support, and volunteer Donations may be made by check, credit card, Pay Pal at a class or presentation and should be made to The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation. Mailed donations should go to our primary address and phone donations made at our primary phone number. In kind donations are appreciated as well and may include food and beverages items for participants and or presentation sound system. Volunteer opportunities are available and consist of staffing a check-in area and directional staff. 1

2 Mission & Areas Served Statements Mission Statement The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation's mission is to provide high-quality, appropriate, safety awareness and self-defense training to girls and women of all ages at low or no cost. T.A.K.E. Defense Training will be known as one of the nation's premier programs that provides hands-on skills and internet-directed information for girls and women. Through the defense training, the foundation will ensure that the values and spirit Ali stood for live on will increase safety awareness in young girls and women and work to encourage volunteerism in our community. Background Statement Our reason for being A bright future. A heart to care and help. A smile to melt worry away. All of these were taken away from Roger and Kathy Kemp when their daughter, Ali, was murdered. Ali represented the best of her generation. An honor student in both high school and college she excelled in sports and was an active community volunteer. After Ali's murder her parents created a foundation to forever carry on Ali's legacy and ensure that what happened to their daughter doesn't happen to another. The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation then founded its critically-aclaimed self-defense program called T.A.K.E. Defense to further Ali's legacy of caring for others. T.A.K.E. Defense was established in 2004 in partnership with Johnson County Park and Recreation District and in cooperation with Blue Valley Recreation Commission and Leawood Park and Recreation. Over 50,000 girls and women ages 12 to 90 years of age have been trained with hands-on self-defense training. T.A.K.E. Defense carries its message and training across the Kansas City Metro and to local and regional universities such as Kansas University, University of Missouri, Kansas State University, UMKC, NWMSU, Rockhurst University to name a few along with a national university tour which has included; Cornell, UCLA, Texas A&M, Texas Christian University, Washington and Lee, Western Michigan, Colorado State, Yale, University of Wisconsin and more. T.A.K.E. Defense Training has been featured on America's Most Wanted, ABC's "20/20" and CBS Prime Time and was twice featured on the front page of AOL as their "Make a Difference" highlighting not for profit organizations. Our goal is clear, as said by Mr. Kemp at each program, "If we can save one life out there, I don't care how many classes we give; this whole program will be worth it." Impact Statement Since its inception in 2004, the T.A.K.E. Defense program has trained more than 50,000 women. In 2013: T.A.K.E. Defense conducted training classes on 12 college campuses, 6 high school and junior high school facilities, 14 community programs, 9 corporate events, and 5 State trainings for Mental Health employees. Self-defense and safety awareness trainings were conducted for more than 5,000 girls and women during Communication continuues with colleges, high schools, junior high schools, community organizations and corporations who request the training for their organization. T.A.K.E. Defense has been recognized with many regional and national awards recognizing its contribution to enhancing personal safety for girls and women. tably the highest award came in 2011 when Roger Kemp was nominated, along with 6,000 other American citizens for the Presidential Citizens Medal. Mr. Kemp was one of only 13 Americans to travel to Washington D.C. to receive the award from our President. Our goal for 2014/2015: To exceed the number of girls and women trained in Develop a Kansas City Metro wide high school tour conducting the class for high school girls in Identify local partners to assist in the funding of classes where donations by communities and or participants are impossible due to economic pressures. Needs Statement Funding for high school Metro-wide tour. Funding for 6-8 local classes at $1,000 each to keep the class at low or no cost. Funding to produce and post on line training. Replace aging presentation sound system. 2

3 Board Chair Statement The success of the T.A.K.E. Defense program has far exceeded the Boards initial and updated projections. Local and national television exposure, articles in women s magazines and word of mouth endorsements from girls and women who have completed our training has grown our program from a local initiative to a national movement. Girls and women have embraced our method of training. We continue to have more requests for training than ever before. Our major challenge is how to secure a steady stream of funding so we are able to continue to train the number of girls and women we receive requests from each year. Several ideas are being investigated to meet this challenge: Identify local funding sources to offer more classes. Develop on line learning tools to provide girls and women with personal safety skills if they are unable to personally attend a class. Be the Big Message locally and nationally to get training in self defense be it with us or anywhere where you can gain skills. The Board's wishes to ultimately have the T.A.K.E. Defense program become the recognized leader in communicating safety awareness and the importance of self defense training. Service Categories Safety Education Citizen Participation Safety Education Areas of Service Areas Served Areas National KS - Johnson County KS - Wyandotte County MO - Clay County MO - Eastern Jackson Co MO - Jackson County MO - Platte County MO - Ray County 3

4 Programs Programs T.A.K.E. Defense Description Category T.A.K.E. Defense Training provides girls and women of all ages with unique safety awareness and hands-on self-defense training. T.A.K.E. Defense believes every girl and women deserves to know how to protect themselves. The actual T.A.K.E. Defense training, takes place in a two-hour session held at a variety of facilities. When participants attend a class, they receive priceless awareness education and practical application of the skills demonstrated and learned in the session. It's our goal to give women the advantage if they're ever in a situation that makes them question their safety. We want participants to understand they have the skills to protect themselves first and foremost and to be proactive with their personal safety so as to not find themselves in a bad situation. Public Safety, Disaster Services, General/Other Safety Education Population Served Females,, Short-Term Success Long- Term Success Program Success Monitored By Examples of Program Success Our participants are surveyed after every class. In our recent past this was a hand written survey compelted in class to now the use of Survey Monkey. Our short term success is told in remarks from mother, daughters, and participants who feel empowered to take charge of their own personal safety through learned behavior changes and hands on skills. Girls and women in our program will learn skills that could one day save their life. Much like CPR we never know when we may need to utilize this skill. The goal short and long term is that women leave the class and make immediate and long lasting changes to their daily behaviors that keep them more safe. To be more cautious and to take their personal safety seriously. Our measure of this success is realized when a person comes to us with a story of what they have changed to keep themselves more safe at home or work or the stories of women that have had to defend themselves from an attacker. Surveys are conducted and feedback reviewed. Program successes are monitored again through our program survey. Examples of particpants comments are as follows: Thank you so much I feel more confident after taking this program. Fantastic program, thank you for the valuable informaiton I plan to make changes today! Nice job! These are valuable lessons for myself and daughters and it is nice to have someone else tell my girls what I have been saying! It comes better sometimes from someone else. CEO Comments We are proud of the progress we have made towards making our community a safer place by educating girls and women about the importance of personal safety. Our goal each year is to empower even more girls and women but often find our funding resources fall short of the demand for the class. We continue to partner with local park and recreation agencies and other groups to host programs for low or no cost classes so as to not 4

5 eliminate anyone from this potentially life saving information. The business community has been kind to us offering pro bono services for web development and maintenance along with marketing suggestions. These services are key to keeping our name and mission in front of our community. Right now we are in a place that strategic and well placed funding is critical for us to continue to offer this training to a community that consistantly reaches out to us as their daughters turn 12, their wives leave their offices late at night and feel uncomfortable, and their daughters head off to college. We all have someone that makes us relate to Ali Kemp and we all can't imagine our lives without them. This training takes us all a step closer to keeping them as safe as possible in a world that can seem harsh and hard to predict. We are at a cross road where one large or several smaller donors can make a mark on our community by being the person that brings life saving education with every dollar they give. 5

6 Leadership & Staff Executive Director/CEO Executive Director Term Start Oct Mr. Roger D Kemp rogdkemp@gmail.com Experience Roger Kemp began his business career in 1973 as a self-employed manufactures' rep and entrepreneur. He has invented, brought to market and sold numerous pieces of equipment associated with the plastic extrusion industry. Roger Kemp worked tirelessly to bring his daughter s murderer to justice, and during that struggle, with the help of Bob Fessler at Lamar Advertising created a billboard campaign which posts criminals pictures on billboards. The successful law enforcement tool has been adopted by agencies across the United States, including the F.B.I. To this day these billboards continue to be used and have apprehended hundreds of murderers making our streets safer. The Kemp s founded The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation shortly after they lost Ali and then fostered the creation of its critically acclaimed program T.A.K.E. Defense in Mr. Kemp is a past board member of the Ad Hoc Commission Against Crime, which focuses on the inner city of Kansas City, and a past committee member of three administrations of the Kansas Attorney General who reviewed and awarded grants to shelters and homes for victims of child and sexual abuse. Currently Roger focused his efforts to continue to build The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation and the T.A.K.E. Defense program which reached an unprecedented 50,000 girls and women ranging from 12 to 90 years of age in John Walsh of America's Most Wanted had this to say about the Kemps in his forward in the book Ali Was Here: Kathy and Roger didn t let Ali s killer claim another victim. They took their hurt and anger and turned it into something positive and helpful to others. Mr. Kemp was the Presidential Citizen's Award recipient in He was nominated by two U.S. Senators from Kansas and what is a little known fact Mr. Kemp was one of over 6,000 nominees from across the United States. When chosen for the second highest civilian award given by our President, Mr. Kemp was one of only 13 Americans selected. He was recognized in Washington, D.C. by President Obama along with Ali's Mother Kathy and their two sons Tyler and Drew. Senior Staff Mrs. Jill Ann Leiker Title Executive Director 6

7 Experience/Biography Jill Leiker, Executive Director holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Human Resource Management with an emphasis in Leadership Studies. She serves as the Executive Director for The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation s and is the lead instructor for its critically acclaimed program T.A.K.E. Defense. Jill is also the Corporate and Community Wellness Manager for Johnson County Park and Recreation District, where in 2013 her department administered over 82,000 participants toward a healthier lifestyle. Jill began the study of martial arts in 1982, attained her black belt in 1986 and currently holds the rank of 9 th degree Black Belt. Her interest in martial arts was sparked when she attended a community self-defense class. Over the years Jill has encouraged the study of self-protection through class instruction and seminar training; working to empower women with new skills and lifesaving knowledge. She believes simple but effective self-protection techniques can be taught to anyone. Jill, along with her husband Bob, wrote the curriculum for T.A.K.E. Defense, and through the program have personally instructed over 50,000 girls and women 12 to 90 years of age. Mr. Bob Leiker Title Experience/Biography Instructor Bob Leiker, Director of Curriculum T.A.K.E. Defense holds Masters of Science degrees in Public Administration and Guidance and Counseling. He served as a Governor's Appointee to the Kansas Sentencing Commission for two terms and as the Executive Director for Community Corrections for seventeen counties in Kansas. His responsibilities included supervision of probation and parole allowing him a unique and firsthand knowledge of criminal behavior. Bob shares this knowledge and empowering information in an effort to save lives. Bob holds the rank of 9th Degree Black Belt, is a six time world champion and is considered a self-defense and tactical defensive expert. He has trained law enforcement officers, probation and parole officers, SCAT and SWAT team members, future FBI agents, military personnel, hundreds of school safety programs and served as the Official Martial Arts Instructor for the Kansas City Chiefs, and several Kansas universities and collegiate football programs. Bob and his wife Jill wrote the safety curriculum for T.A.K.E. Defense and have personally instructed over 50,000 girls and women 12 to 90 years of age. Staff Paid Full-Time Staff 0 Volunteers 0 Retention Rate 0% Formal Evaluations CEO Formal Evaluation CEO/Executive Formal Evaluation Frequency Senior Management Formal Evaluation Senior Management Formal Evaluation Frequency Yes Annually Yes Annually 7

8 nmanagement Formal Evaluation n Management Formal Evaluation Frequency N/A Plans & Policies Organization Has a Fundraising Plan Organization Has a Strategic Plan Management Succession Plan Organization Policy and Procedures ndiscrimination Policy Whistleblower Policy Document Destruction Policy Yes Yes Collaborations The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation collaborates with many city and county entities and with public and private organizations to bring T.A.K.E. Defense training to cities in the metropolitan area and beyond. Some established collaborations include: Johnson County Park and Recreation District Blue Valley Recreation Commission Leawood Park and Recreation Kansas City Missouri Park and Recreation... to name a few. The National Office of Phi Beta Pi; Ali's Sorority The National Office of Sigma Phi Epsilon Junior League of Independence Rotary Club of Johnson County Awards Awards Award/Recognition Organization Year Innovative Program of the Year Kansas Recreation and Park Association 2005 National Safety Award National Association of Counties 2006 Presidential Citizens Medal United States of America 2011 Government Licenses Is your organization licensed by the government? 8

9 Board & Governance Board Chair Board Chair Mr. Roger Kemp Term Oct 2002 to Dec Board Members Name Mrs. Kay Hamilton Mr. Roger Kemp Mrs. Kathy Kemp Mrs. Jill Leiker Mr. David O'Toole Ms. Kristina Stanley Mr. Ron Vine Ms. Jennifer Wyand Affiliation Community Volunteer Community Volunteer Community Volunteer Johnson County Park and Recreation District CrossFirst Advisors ETC Institute C3 Board Demographics - Ethnicity African American/Black 0 Asian American/Pacific Islander 0 Caucasian 8 Hispanic/Latino 0 Native American/American Indian 0 Other 0 0 Board Demographics - Gender Male 3 Female 5 Unspecified 0 Governance Board Term Lengths 3 Board Term Limits 3 Board Meeting Attendance % 80% Written Board Selection Criteria? Written Conflict of Interest Policy? Percentage Making Monetary Contributions 0% Percentage Making In-Kind Contributions 100% 9

10 Constituency Includes Client Representation Number of Full Board Meetings Annually 4 Standing Committees Community Outreach / Community Relations Education Program / Program Planning Special Events (Golf Tournament, Walk / Run, Silent Auction, Dinner / Gala) Strategic Planning / Strategic Direction Volunteer CEO Comments The demand for T.A.K.E. Defense Training continues to grow annually placing a financial burden on the Foundation and its ability to serve the growing demand for training. It is paramount that the program remains at low or no cost so no female is excluded who would desire to take the program. Collaborative partnerships, with the proper funding, are critical to continue programs and make these opportunities available to the public. Visibility for partners is great as T.A.K.E. Defense has established a solid name in the community an annual Golf Tournament and has been recognized by the Kansas Recreation and Park Association, The National Association of Counties, and in 2011 Roger Kemp, President, being recognized by President Obama with the Presidential Citizen's Medal. 10

11 Financials Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Start June 01, 2013 Fiscal Year End May 31, 2014 Projected Revenue $150, Projected Expenses $150, Endowment Value $0.00 Spending Policy Income Only Percentage 0% Detailed Financials Revenue and Expenses Total Revenue $136, $228,794 Total Expenses $155, $152,009 Revenue Sources Foundation and Corporation $45, $0 Contributions Government Contributions $0 $0 $0 Federal $0 $0 State $0 $0 Local $0 $0 Unspecified $0 $0 Individual Contributions $0 -- $0 Indirect Public Support $0 -- $0 Earned Revenue $54, $58,825 Investment Income, Net of Losses $ $84 Membership Dues $0 -- $0 Special Events $36, $169,885 Revenue In-Kind $0 -- $0 Other $0 -- $0 11

12 Expense Allocation Program Expense $107, $99,608 Administration Expense $47, $52,401 Fundraising Expense $0 -- $0 Payments to Affiliates $0 -- $0 Total Revenue/Total Expenses Program Expense/Total Expenses 70% -- 66% Fundraising Expense/Contributed Revenue 0% -- 0% Assets and Liabilities Total Assets $42, $105,889 Current Assets $31, $89,658 Long-Term Liabilities $0 -- $0 Current Liabilities $0 -- $0 Total Net Assets $42, $105,889 Short Term Solvency Current Ratio: Current Assets/Current Liabilities Long Term Solvency Long-Term Liabilities/Total Assets 0% -- 0% Top Funding Sources Top Funding Source & Dollar Amount Second Highest Funding Source & Dollar Amount Third Highest Funding Source & Dollar Amount Capital Campaign Currently in a Capital Campaign? Goal $0.00 Foundation Comments FYE 5/31/2013,2011, 2010, 2009: Financial information reported using IRS Form 990 's. Foundation/corporate revenue line items may include contributions from individuals. Created Copyright 2017 Greater Kansas City Community Foundation 12