2018-2019

Annual Report
 Our Vision:
To make Iowa the
healthiest state
in the nation

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Iowa Sports Foundation Facts
• The only organization in the country to host Summer Games,
Winter Games, Senior Games and Corporate Games
• The Iowa Games hosts competitions in more cities
throughout the state than any other state games
• The Corporate Games are the fastest growing
corporate games in the country
• Live Healthy Iowa is the largest statewide wellness
initiative in the country
• Adaptive Sports Iowa is the fastest growing
adaptive sports program in the country
• Iowa Sports Foundation has participation in all of Iowa’s 99 counties
• Iowa Sports Foundation hosts events in more than 75 communities

Iowa Sports Foundation

Participation History
2019 220,246

2009 136,595

1999 22,333

1989 11,813

Long-term Thinking
For Long-term Health
From wheelchair basketball to volleyball, from children’s archery to a 92-year-old track & field
participant, the Iowa Games and our affiliated events have provided sports, recreation, health and
wellness opportunities to Iowans of all abilities—for over 30 years.

Our most well-known brand is the Iowa Games, but it is the 33-member board of the Iowa Sports
Foundation that powers the programs, events and challenges that attract thousands of participants
every year.

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 Who we are...
Iowa Sports Foundation
The Iowa Games, a statewide Olympic-style competition, is the most well-known of the
Iowa Sports Foundation events. The Iowa Games started as a one-weekend effort in
1987 and now has grown to more than 50 sports and events, hosting participants from all
corners of the state.
• Top 5 State Games in the country
• Over 740 teams represented
• More than 25 Iowa communities hosted Iowa Games events
• All 99 Iowa counties represented

Live Healthy Iowa (LHI) began in 2002 as a friendly competition encouraging Iowans to
“Lighten Up” and adopt healthier lifestyles. Since its creation, LHI has provided healthy
challenges and events to individuals, families, schools, businesses and communities
across the state.
• All 99 Iowa counties represented
• 18 communities hosted Live Healthy Iowa 5K events
• Over 28 million minutes of activity reported
• Over 400 schools and youth organizations participated
• 35 communities hosted Live Healthy Iowa Kids Track Championships qualifying meets

The Iowa Sports Foundation is in its ninth year of building the Adaptive Sports Iowa (ASI)
program. ASI’s mission is to provide statewide leadership in the planning, promotion,
education and organization of sports and recreational activities for Iowans with physical
and vision disabilities.
• 81 volunteers, cyclists and staff participated on the ASI Cycling Team presented by
Iowa Farm Bureau on RAGBRAI®
• 48 athletes with disabilities participated in the Winter Ski Experience
• Weekly wheelchair basketball program
• The 2019 Adaptive Sports Iowa Golf Classic played host to 29 teams

The Iowa Senior Games, developed to promote life-long health and wellness, offers
several Olympic-style competitions for Iowans age 50 and over.
• Over 1,800 medals awarded in nearly 100 events
• Iowa is a qualifying event for the National Senior Games
• More than 1,300 athletes participated in 2019
• Events are offered in Cedar Rapids, Council Bluffs, Quad Cities and West Des Moines

The Iowa Sports Foundation (ISF) introduced the Des Moines Corporate Games in 2016.
The Corporate Games is a company-based competition that enables and supports
teamwork, company pride and corporate wellness through healthy competition. 2019
marked the first year of the Corridor Corporate Games held in Iowa City and Cedar
Rapids.
• Over 100 companies took part in the Corporate Games
• 25 sports, recreational activities and challenges were held
• More than 20,000 employees participated
• Over 3,000 units of blood donated through the Corporate Games
blood donation challenge

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 Leadership

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Chair: Greg Wilcox, West Des Moines

Vice-Chair: Chris Verlengia, Des Moines
Treasurer: Lynn Walz, West Des Moines
Secretary: Jess Vilsack, Des Moines
Chairman Emeritus: William Vernon, Newton
Past Chairman: Doug Reichardt, Des Moines

Barb Baker, Grinnell Matt Hofmeyer, Des Moines

Jim Baker, Ames
Gary Barta, Iowa City
Jean Berger, West Des Moines
Michael Bousselot, Ankeny
Rob Bradley, Pella
Sara Craig Congol, Des Moines
Tony Dickinson, Ankeny
Vicky Foresman, West Des Moines
Paul Fromm, Des Moines
Tim Grabinski, Des Moines
Norman Granger, Waukee
Brian Hardin, Des Moines
David Harris, Cedar Falls
John Hartung, Indianola
Todd M. Jacobus, Des Moines
Steven Jordison, Ames
TJ Juskiewicz, Des Moines
Nate Kaeding, Iowa City
Tom Keating, Boone
Jackie Kleppe, Iowa City
Dave Lubbers, Des Moines
Julie Middleswart, Indianola
Jamie Pollard, Ames
Steve Purcell, Des Moines
Kelly Visser, Ankeny
Brad Waller, West Des Moines
Jenny Wood, Des Moines

IOWA SPORTS FOUNDATION TEAM

Chuck Long, CEO/Executive Director
Matt Beatty, Chief Operating Officer

Dan Beitelspacher, Assistant Sports Director

Cory Kennedy, Marketing & Communications Director
Nicole Kennedy, Live Healthy Iowa Operations Director
Katie Kramer, Iowa Games Director
Hannah Lundeen, Adaptive Sports Iowa Coordinator
Kyle Wagner, Assistant Director of Client Services

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 Iowa Sports Foundation
Participation Map
Lyon Osceola Dickinson Emmet Winnebago Worth Howard
52 Mitchell
632 735 1,026 534 51 Allamakee
2,002 1,670 Winneshiek
1,776 321
Kossuth
Sioux 2,319
O’Brien Clay Palo Alto Hancock Cerro Gordo
1,593 Floyd Chickasaw
1,274 1,508 294 1,283 2,488 316 411
Fayette Clayton

Bremer 498 123

Plymouth Humboldt
Cherokee Buena Vista Pocahontas Wright Franklin Butler
807 2,117 1,082 2,290
2,605 680 1,796 2,227 644

Delaware Dubuque
Black Hawk Buchanan
Webster Grundy 148 2,085 4,242
Woodbury Ida Sac Calhoun Hamilton Hardin 4,018
3,862 1,059 1,149 975
58 364 1,181 2,103
Jackson
Jones 677
Tama Benton Linn 645
Monona Crawford Carroll Greene Boone Story Marshall 1,125 8,275
794 593
1,550 4,158 1,395 3,747 5,909 2,965
Clinton
1,537
Cedar
Harrison Shelby Iowa
356
Audubon Guthrie Dallas Polk Jasper Poweshiek
412 Johnson Scott
916 1,004 795 6,213 50,844 3,227 1,558 1,434
8,030 10,375
Muscatine
150
Pottawattamie Cass Adair Madison Warren Marion Mahaska Keokuk Washington
6,039 1,394 895 992 1,164 2,929 2,068 359 2,244 Louisa
1,010

Mills Montgomery Adams Union Clarke Lucas Monroe Wapello Jefferson

Henry
89 29 258 124 643 642 1,378 1,125 952 Des Moines
1,130
1,214

Fremont Page Taylor Ringgold Wayne Appanoose Davis Van Buren

Decatur
8 1,063 973 87 1,101 867 2,196 87 732 Lee
1,127

Iowa Sports Foundation

Statewide Programs, Events & Challenges

The Iowa Sports Foundation

(ISF) programs, events
and challenges truly reach
all corners of the state. In
2019, the ISF hosted events
in 76 Iowa communities.

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 2018-2019
Overall Participation

IOWA GAMES presented by Grinnell Mutual

Net Fest Basketball......................................................................................................................851
Net Fest Hockey...........................................................................................................................145
Summer Iowa Games..............................................................................................................12,089
Winter Iowa Games...................................................................................................................4,288

IOWA CORPORATE GAMES

Corridor Corporate Games........................................................................................................5,400
Des Moines Corporate Games................................................................................................14,639

IOWA SENIOR GAMES

Eastern Iowa Senior Challenge....................................................................................................250
Summer Iowa Senior Games.......................................................................................................843
Winter Iowa Senior Games...........................................................................................................231

LIVE HEALTHY IOWA proudly sponsored by Iowa Food & Family Project
10 Week Wellness Challenge....................................................................................................8,973
Burst Your Thirst Challenge.......................................................................................................6,847
Live Healthy Iowa 5K.................................................................................................................1,199
Strut Your Pup Challenge.............................................................................................................276
The Next Step Challenge..........................................................................................................2,062

LIVE HEALTHY IOWA KIDS

Fall Fitness Day.....................................................................................................................130,115
Go The Distance May..............................................................................................................25,815
Live Healthy Iowa Kids Track Championships..........................................................................4,779

ADAPTIVE SPORTS IOWA*

Beep Baseball................................................................................................................................33
Community Education (Iowa State Fair, school assemblies, etc.)...............................................853
Adaptive Sports Iowa Cycling Team presented by Iowa Farm Bureau..........................................81
Goalball..........................................................................................................................................26
Adaptive Sports Iowa Golf Classic...............................................................................................116
Sled Hockey...................................................................................................................................36
Track and Field...............................................................................................................................31
Wheelchair Basketball..................................................................................................................220
Winter Ski Experience....................................................................................................................48

TOTAL ISF PARTICIPATION............................................... 220,246

*Adaptive Sports Iowa numbers are reported based upon program visits

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 FOCUS To provide sports and recreation opportunities for all Iowans
through Olympic-style festivals, events and programs.

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Summer Iowa Games
The Summer Iowa Games took place from May-August, hosting 12,089 athletes with 98 of 99 counties
represented. New sports added to the Summer Iowa Games were the Big Fish Classic and Ninja Warrior. The
main weekend featured the Athlete Jamboree and Opening Ceremony with national entertainers Flight Crew
Jump Rope, and Aplington-Parkersburg Principal and Head Basketball Coach, Aaron Thomas, as the keynote
speaker.

Winter Iowa Games

The 2019 Winter Iowa Games had 4,288 athletes from 81 of Iowa’s 99 counties. The majority of events were held
in Dubuque, Iowa City and Cedar Rapids. Fourteen other Iowa communities played host to Winter Iowa Games
competitions including Ackley, Ames, Atlantic, Cedar Falls, Central City, Cresco, Des Moines, DeWitt, Eddyville,
Eldora, Elkhart, Harlan, Peosta and Waterloo.

Iowa Games Net Fest Basketball & Ice Hockey

Iowa Games Net Fest had a combined 996 athletes compete in basketball and ice hockey. The tournaments were
held in November, with basketball in Ames on the campus of Iowa State University, and ice hockey at Wells Fargo
Arena in Des Moines.

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 FOCUS To provide health and wellness opportunities to educate
and motivate all Iowans to live a healthy lifestyle.

Photo courtesy of
Joseph L. Murphy
Iowa Soybean Association
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ADULT CHALLENGES & EVENTS

10 Week Wellness Challenge

More than 8,900 participants from all 99 counties took the 2019 10 Week Wellness Challenge to start the New
Year off right. The team-based activity and weight loss challenge encouraged participants to get active through
the simple, affordable, and fun competition. Participants received a T-shirt, weekly motivational tips, access to
healthy resources, opportunities to win prizes, discount registration for LHI 5K events and a one-year magazine
subscription.

Strut Your Pup Challenge

Live Healthy Iowa offered a unique opportunity for Iowans to team up with a canine companion and get moving.
Nearly 300 participants and their four-legged friends tracked and reported their minutes walking, running or
actively playing throughout the six-week challenge.

Live Healthy Iowa 5K

The Live Healthy Iowa 5K was held in April at 18 locations across the state. The 6th annual event had 1,199
participants celebrating the end of the 10 Week Wellness Challenge. The 18 locations included: Asbury,
Bondurant, Britt, Carroll, Decorah, Dike, Fairfield, Hiawatha, Ida Grove, Mt. Pleasant, Onawa, Perry, Rathbun
Lake, Sergeant Bluff, Sioux Center, Spencer, Story City and Waukee. The runs benefited local wellness coalitions
and Live Healthy Iowa Kids.

Burst Your Thirst Challenge

Summer is the perfect time to encourage Iowans to stay hydrated and active. In 2019, 6,847 participants
joined Live Healthy Iowa’s Burst Your Thirst Challenge, tracking water consumption and activity minutes over the
six-week challenge period. LHI partnered with the Des Moines Corporate Games and Corridor Corporate Games
to include the Burst Your Thirst Challenge as a healthy event for participating companies.

The Next Step Challenge

Just over 2,000 Iowans took steps to a healthier life through The Next Step Challenge. The six-week friendly
competition encouraged participants to step up their physical activity routine and move more each day.

YOUTH CHALLENGES & EVENTS

Live Healthy Iowa Kids Track Championships

In 2019, 35 communities hosted regional meets with over 4,700 kids participating. More than 600 regional
qualifiers competed at the state championship held in Marshalltown.

Fall Fitness Day & Go The Distance May

In October 2018, 130,115 kids participated in Fall Fitness Day (FFD) held in collaboration with the annual
Healthiest State Walk. Throughout May 2019, 25,815 kids participated in Go The Distance May (GTDM). Both
events encourage schools and youth organizations to get kids active and highlight the importance of physical
activity in a healthy lifestyle.

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 To provide statewide leadership in the planning, promotion,
FOCUS education, and organization of sports and recreation
opportunities for Iowans with physical disabilities.

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COMPETITIVE OPPORTUNITIES
Beep Baseball
As a result of hosting the World Series of Beep Baseball in
2012 and 2016, the Iowa Reapers Beep Baseball Team was
established. Beep Baseball is an adapted version of baseball for
blind and vision-impaired athletes. The season is comprised of
a number of charity events in which the Reapers take on local
businesses and groups.
Track and Field
In 2019, ASI loaned specialized track & field equipment to middle
and high school athletes with physical disabilities across Iowa.
Thanks to the ASI equipment, the 2019 State High School Track
and Field Championships featured the largest field of wheelchair
athletes in state history and added a new 800 meter race to the
State Meet.
Wheelchair Basketball
Adaptive Sports Iowa is proud to support the Iowa Renegade
Wheelchair Basketball Team. The team practices weekly in
West Des Moines and participates in a number of regional
competitions.
Veteran Airgun Program
The Adaptive Sports Iowa Airgun program is intended to serve
veterans and non-veterans with a range of physical disabilities.
The Veteran Airgun Program is designed to provide competitive
and non-competitive opportunities to learn and improve airgun
skills.
RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Adaptive Sports Iowa Cycling Team
presented by Iowa Farm Bureau
In 2019, the ASI Cycling Team, comprised of 82 cyclists, support
crew, and volunteers, took on RAGBRAI, the seven-day trek
across Iowa. After nine successful years, the ASI team has
become part of the RAGBRAI culture and the Adaptive Sports
Iowa brand is recognized amongst the thousands who take part.
Goalball
During the winter months, ASI offered the Paralympic sport of
Goalball for the blind and visually impaired. Goalball is a team
sport in which a ball containing bells is thrown at a goal on the
opposing team’s end of the court.
Sled Hockey
In October, ASI will be starting their third season of youth sled
hockey for children with disabilities. Through support from the
Minnesota Wild, Iowa Wild Hockey, and ISU Hockey teams, ASI
provides the necessary equipment and offers opportunities for
youth to take the ice.
Winter Ski Experience
In collaboration with Adaptive Adventures from Chicago, ASI
offers an annual snow skiing event at Seven Oaks Recreation
near Boone. This three-day event presented opportunities for
both local instructors to learn the adaptive equipment, as well
as physically disabled participants to experience the sport. ASI
served 45 athletes with disabilities at this event, with one day
specifically reserved for veterans.
COMMUNITY AWARENESS
Adaptive Sports on the Grand Concourse
Adaptive Sports Iowa partnered with the Iowa State
Fair to host a unique and fun event on the Grand
Concourse. Fairgoers had the chance to take in live
demonstrations of adaptive programming and gather
information on available opportunities. Special Olympics
Iowa, Sportability of Iowa, and the Des Moines VA
were on-hand for the event and shared in providing
demonstrations.
Community Education Events
ASI took part in community education and awareness
events in an effort to recruit new athletes, expand public
awareness of the mission, and represent the physically
disabled community effectively. Such events include
the Iowa Bicycle Summit & Expo, Iowa State Fair, SCAI
Adaptive Sports Clinic and school assemblies.
Adaptive Sports and Recreation Summit
ASI hosted organizations from all across Iowa to share,
plan, and develop strategies in order to help Iowans with
disabilities. This year the summit had 92 attendees with
over 40 organizations represented.
FUNDRAISING
Iowa Wild Split-the-Pot
The Iowa Wild, Des Moines-based ice hockey team,
provided ASI the opportunity to host a split-the-pot
raffle during 42 home games at Wells Fargo Arena.
Through the 2018-2019 season, ASI raised more than
$63,000.
$10,000 Raffle
ASI conducted a raffle, offering a grand prize of $10,000.
Denny Albaugh of Ankeny won the $10,000 and donated
it back to ASI. More than $22,000 was raised.
Chair-ity Bowl
The annual Adaptive Sports Iowa Chair-ity Bowl was
held in March at Merle Hay Lanes in Des Moines. The
event raised nearly $5,000.
Adaptive Sports Iowa Golf Classic
The second annual Adaptive Sports Iowa Golf Classic
was held in August at The Legacy Golf Club in Norwalk.
Board members, sponsors and supporters made up 29
four-person teams for the event, raising nearly $17,000.
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 FOCUS Toby promote wellness and healthy living for adults age 50 and above,
hosting athletic, recreational, and socially interactive competitions.

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Iowa Senior Games
More than 800 seniors participated in the multi-sport festival. For over 30 years, the featured statewide
event has successfully been hosted in West Des Moines and surrounding communities.

In 2019, regional events were held in Cedar Rapids and the Quad Cities. The goal of the regional
model is to increase awareness and participation among the 50 and over population in Iowa and
surrounding states.

Winter Iowa Senior Games

The third annual Winter Iowa Senior Games, held in February in the Quad Cities, featured 231 athletes
competing in seven sports.

Eastern Iowa Senior Challenge

The fourth annual Eastern Iowa Senior Challenge took place in May in Cedar Rapids. This event
featured eight sports and hosted 250 athletes.

Summer Iowa Senior Games

The 2019 Iowa Senior Games was held primarily in West Des Moines. This event had 843 athletes, in
30 sports and skill contests with nearly 100 events.

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 FOCUS
To promote and support teamwork, company pride,
and corporate wellness through healthy competition.

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Des Moines Corporate Games
The 4th annual Des Moines Corporate Games was held throughout June and July. The event featured
77 companies and 14,639 athletes competing in 25 sports and events. Companies earned points for
participation, placing and volunteering. Corporate Cups were presented to the top three companies
in each division at a special event during the Iowa State Fair. Separate awards were presented to the
winners of the Blood Donation Challenge and Meals from the Heartland Challenge.

Corridor Corporate Games

The first annual Corridor Corporate Games was held throughout May, June and July. The event featured
34 companies and 5,400 athletes competing in 25 sports and events. Companies earned points for
participation, placing and volunteering. Corporate Cups were presented to the top three companies in
each division at a special event during FRYfest. Separate awards were presented to the winners of the
Blood Donation Challenge and Meals from the Heartland Challenge.

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 Awards & Recognition

Pictured left to right: Kevin Klingbeil, Iowa Games Male Athlete of the Year; Nicholas Bassett, Adaptive Sports Iowa Athlete
18 of the Year; Emily Feldkamp, Iowa Games Female Athlete of the Year
Brian Pearson Memorial Scholarship
In honor of former ISU basketball player Brian Pearson, who died of brain cancer in 1997, the Iowa Games
began awarding the Brian Pearson Memorial Scholarship in 1998. Each year, the Iowa Games awards a $1,000
scholarship to one female and one male who exemplify the spirit of Brian Pearson.
2019 Brian Pearson Memorial Scholarship female recipient: Rachel Rhoads, Newton
2019 Brian Pearson Memorial Scholarship male recipient: Sean McDermott, Madrid

Marty McHone Iowa Games Athlete of the Year

In 2003, the Iowa Games Athlete of the Year award was renamed after Marty McHone who was the 1996 Iowa
Games Female Athlete of the Year, and had competed in the Iowa Games track meet for 16 years. The award is
given annually to two Iowa Games athletes who best exemplify the qualities of outstanding integrity, citizenship
and athletic achievement.
2019 Marty McHone Female Athlete of the Year: Emily Feldkamp, Cross Country and Triathlon
2019 Marty McHone Male Athlete of the Year: Kevin Klingbeil, Water Skiing

Sean Runyan Adaptive Sports Iowa Athlete of the Year

Named in memory of Sean Runyan, a Central Iowa wheelchair athlete who was the first in the nation to compete in
a sanctioned high school athletic event.
2019 Sean Runyan Adaptive Sports Iowa Athlete of the Year: Nicholas Bassett, Boone

Iowa Games Official of the Year

The Iowa Games relies heavily on its sports officials. In most cases, officials receive minimal reimbursement, but
continue to come back year after year to the Iowa Games because of the tradition.
2019 Summer Iowa Games Official of the Year: Luke Booten, Youth Soccer

Iowa Games Volunteer of the Year

This award was designed to reward our volunteers and give them the praise and recognition they deserve
for effortlessly giving their time and talents year after year. For many of our volunteers, it is the feeling of
accomplishment, sharing in others’ success, or just having fun that keeps them returning.
2019 Summer Iowa Games Volunteer of the Year: Lowell Doerder, Diving
2019 Winter Iowa Games Volunteers of the Year: Ryan Merritt & Dustin Moscoso, General Volunteers

Character Counts! Coach of the Year

The Character Counts! Coach of the Year award, sponsored by The Robert D. and Billie Ray Center and the Iowa
Games, is awarded to a coach who displays great character traits in the school and community. The award is
presented by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union (IGHSAU) at the girl’s state basketball tournament brunch
and the Iowa High School Athletic Association (IHSAA} at the boy’s state basketball tournament.
2019 IHSAA recipient: Ryan Smith, Fort Madison High School
2019 IGHSAU recipient: Kelli Moore, Valley High School

Iowa Senior Games Hall of Fame

The Iowa Senior Games Hall of Fame was established in 2006 (the 20th anniversary of the Iowa Senior Games) to
recognize and honor outstanding athletic performances by our senior athletes, as well as outstanding contributions
made to the success of the Iowa Senior Games by athletes, board members, and volunteers.
2019 Hall of Fame Inductees:
Cheryl Sander, Ankeny
Frank Perez, Jr., Des Moines

Jim Hallihan Sportsmanship Award

The Iowa Games encourages all Iowans to practice sportsmanship, trustworthiness, respect, responsibility,
fairness, caring and citizenship, while striving to be a champion on and off the field of play. In 2015, the award
was renamed to the Jim Hallihan Sportsmanship Award, in honor of the former Iowa Sports Foundation Executive
Director.

In 2019, over 90 teams received the Jim Hallihan Sportsmanship Award.

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 Revenues & Expenses
2% 3%
GRANTS &
ROYALTIES DONATIONS

TOTAL REVENUE FOR

IOWA SPORTS FOUNDATION EVENTS

40% 55%
SPONSORSHIPS ENTRY FEES

12%
PROMOTIONAL
TOTAL EXPENSE FOR
IOWA SPORTS FOUNDATION EVENTS

32% 56%
PROGRAM GENERAL &
OPERATIONS ADMINISTRATIVE

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 Sponsors & Contributors
PRESENTING IOWA GAMES SPONSOR Fareway
Grinnell Mutual Health Alliance Medicare
Sheri Horner
PROUD LIVE HEALTHY IOWA SPONSOR McFarland Clinic
Iowa Food & Family Project McGowen, Hurst, Clark & Smith, P.C.
NCMIC
IOWA GAMES GOLD SPONSORS REG
Ames Convention & Visitors Bureau Richard Stark Foundation
Hy-Vee Spahn & Rose Lumber Co.
Iowa Food & Family Project Turner Construction
Iowa State University Ken & Kathy Waller
Mediacom UnitedHealthcare
MidAmerican Energy
Pella $1,000-$2,499
Principal Financial Group Ames Rotary Club
Smart Honda Cedar Rapids Convention & Visitors Bureau
University of Iowa Health Care CharacterCounts! In Iowa
Wellmark Eye Care of Iowa
Fitness Sports Limited Inc.
IOWA GAMES SILVER SPONSORS Hawkeye Care Centers of Iowa
Access Systems HealthPartners UnityPoint Health
Atlantic Coca-Cola Bottling Company Heartland Retirement
Bankers Trust Hupp
Casey’s General Store IMT Insurance
EMC Insurance Companies Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
hibu Linn County Dairy Queen
Nyemaster Law Firm Markit Branding Solutions
Westside Appliance
IOWA GAMES BRONZE SPONSORS
Alliant Energy $500-$999
Hunziker & Associates Realtors Baker Group
Vermeer Corporation Don & Margo Blumenthal
Winnebago Industries Boyer Petroleum Company
Central Iowa Senior Education Network
IOWA GAMES CORPORATE SPONSORS Hickory Park Restaurant
Applied Art & Technology Mobility Centers of Iowa
The Des Moines Register River City Permits, LLC
Iowa Newspaper Association VisionPoint Advisory Group, Jay Pearson, CFP®
Mary Greeley Medical Center Wolfe Eye Clinic
Radio Garage Productions
WHO Radio $250-$499
En-Tire Car Care
$6,000-$20,000 Hospice Compassus
City of West Des Moines Kum & Go
Dennis and Susan Albaugh Thompson Oil Company
Dubuque Convention & Visitors Bureau U.S. Cellular
Dubuque Regional Sports Commission Valley Credit Union
Iowa Hawkeye Sports Van Meter
Iowa Farm Bureau Vero Chiropractic
Prairie Meadows Wal-Mart Foundation

$2,500-$5,999
AARP
Absolute Concrete
Accura HealthCare
CIPCO
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 $249 AND BELOW
B-Bops (Ames)
RMH Architects
Schnurr & Company, LLP
Skunk River Cycles
Story Construction
Webster City Community School District
SPORT SPONSORS
Iowa Cubs
Iowa Wild
IN-KIND & OTHER CONTRIBUTORS
3D Farms (Boone)
3T’s All Star Sports Academy
Algona Recreation Department
AmericInn (Ames)
Ames Community Schools
Ames Figure Skating Club
Ames Parks & Recreation
Ames Soccer Association
Ankeny Parks & Recreation
Belle Plaine Parks and Recreation
Best Western Plus Hotel (Dubuque)
Best Western University Park Inn (Ames)
Bettendorf Parks & Recreation
Boone County Hospital
Boone County Sheriff Department
Boone Police Department
Bowlmor Lanes (Davenport)
Cedar Rapids BBQ Roundup
Cedar Rapids Bowling Center
Cedar Rapids Metro YMCA
Cedar Rapids Parks & Recreation
Cedar Rapids Washington School District
Centerville Community School District
Central Decatur Community School District
Charles City Whitewater Park
Cherokee Parks & Recreation
Chick-Fil-A
City of Ames
City of Ankeny
City of Charles City
City of Clinton
City of Des Moines
City of DeWitt
City of Dubuque
City of Glenwood
City of Grundy Center
City of Hull
City of Iowa Falls
City of Monticello
City of Rock Rapids
Clarke University (Dubuque)
Clear Creek Amana School District
Clive Parks & Recreation
Clive Running Festival
Coe College
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Community of Christ
Coralville Parks & Recreation
Coralville United Methodist Church
Council Bluffs Parks & Recreation
Council Bluffs YMCA
Country Inn & Suites (Ames)
Creston Community School District
Crossroads Shooting Sports
Days Inn (Ames)
Decorah Parks & Recreation
Denison Elementary Schools
Des Moines Area Community College
Des Moines Park and Recreation
Diving, Inc.
Dodge Riverside Golf Course
Doerder Brothers Live Stock (Boone)
Drake University
Dubuque Chamber of Commerce
Dubuque Community Schools
Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Eastern Iowa Figure Skating Club
EconoLodge (Ames)
Fairfield Inn (Ames)
Fairfield Parks & Recreation
Faith Baptist Church (Washington)
Finley Hospital (Dubuque)
First Family Church (Ankeny)
Forest City YMCA
Gateway Hotel & Conference Center (Ames)
Grand Harbor Resort (Dubuque)
Grandstay Residential Suites (Ames)
Granite City (Clive)
Hampton Inn & Suites (Ames)
Hardin County Fairgrounds
Hilton Garden Inn (Ames)
HLW Engineering
Holiday Inn (Ames)
Holiday Inn Downtown (Dubuque)
Holiday Inn Express & Suites (Dubuque)
Hunziker Youth Sports Complex (Ames)
Huxley Parks & Recreation
Huxley Police Department
Hy-Vee (Ames Locations)
Hy-Vee (Dubuque Area Locations)
Independence Parks & Recreation
Indianola Parks & Recreation
Iowa Army National Guard
Iowa Beef Industry Council
Iowa Black Powder Federation
Iowa Bowhunters Association
Iowa Bowling Proprietors Association
Iowa City Parks & Recreation
Iowa Department of Natural Resources
Iowa Department of Public Health
Iowa Hawkeye Horseshoe Pitchers Association
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Iowa Junior PGA
Iowa Network Services
Iowa Parks & Recreation Association
Iowa Racquetball Association
Iowa Soccer Association
Iowa State University Extension & Outreach
Iowa Turkey Federation
Iowa Western Community College
Jefferson Parks & Recreation
Jesup Community Schools
KDSM-Fox 17
Linn County Conservation
Lewis Central Community Schools (Council Bluffs)
LifeServe Blood Center
Marion Parks & Recreation
Marshalltown Parks & Recreation
Mason City Parks & Recreation
Meals from the Heartland
Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center
Montgomery County YMCA
Nishna Valley YMCA
North Liberty Recreation
Norwalk Parks & Recreation
Osceola Parks & Recreation
Oskaloosa Optimist Club
Ottumwa School District
Peosta Community Centre
Prairie’s Edge Nature Center
Quality Inn & Suites (Ames)
RAGBRAI
Saydel High School
Scott County YMCA
Seven Oaks Recreation (Boone)
Sibley Recreation Department
Sioux Center Parks & Recreation
Sioux City Parks & Recreation
Sleep Inn & Suites (Ames)
Smash Park
South Suburban YMCA (Des Moines)
South Winneshiek Recreation Department
Spirit Lake Noon Kiwanis
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church
St. Luke’s Medical Center
Stonebridge Church (Cedar Rapids)
Story County Conservation
Story County Sheriff Department
Sundown Mountain Resort
Super 8 Motel (Dubuque)
The Rack Billiard Club (Clive)
Tipton Parks & Recreation
Translux • Fair-Play Scoreboards
Trophies Plus
Two Men and a Truck
University of Dubuque
University of Iowa Recreation Services
Val Lanes (West Des Moines)
Valley Community Center
Vernon Company
Vinton Parks & Recreation
Warrior Lanes (Waukee)
Waterloo Parks & Recreation
Waukee Community School District

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Wellmark YMCA (Des Moines)
West Des Moines Community Schools
West Des Moines Parks & Recreation
William Penn University (Oskaloosa)
Willow Creek Golf Course
Winterset Parks & Recreation
YMCA of Greater Des Moines
YMCA of Northeast Iowa

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