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Athletes First - US Water Polo Foundation 2023
THANK YOU FOR MAKING A DIFFERENCE

AND PUTTING ATHLETES FIRST

LET’S DO IT AGAIN!

For over 38 years, the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION has faithfully adhered to its mission: support athletes first. Since its inception in 1985, The US Water Polo Foundation has provided financial support to each member of every US Olympic Water Polo Team.

First, a sincere thank you to those who made a difference and put athletes first by contributing to last year’s US WATER POLO FOUNDATION fundraising campaign. Each of your gifts became six times larger as part of the US Water Polo Foundation’s grant of $120,000 of DIRECT TO ATHLETE SUPPORT, assigned equally between the Women’s and Men’s National Teams. For every dollar donated, nearly five additional dollars went directly to the athletes in a ‘check’ . . . no fees, no overhead, no excuses.

US WATER POLO FOUNDATION 2022 GRANT

‘One Dollar equaled Six’ to the Athletes

Every day our Women's and Men's US National Team members train to represent the United States, their communities, and their families in international competitions and at the Olympic Games. As many of you know, this pursuit of excellence demands commitment, sacrifice — and teamwork.

Today, we urge you to consider making a gift — 100% of which will again be directed to supporting each athlete participating in the US National Teams’ training. And it adds up. Over the past 38 years, our support has totaled 4 million dollars.

We pledge to multiply every dollar contributed by September 30, 2023, again this year. We hope you will help us raise the bar and support the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION‘s efforts to provide new levels of needed direct athlete support.

100% of the funds you donate to the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION are tax-deductible, to the fullest extent of the law. The US WATER POLO FOUNDATION is an all-volunteer organization so all of your donation provides direct support to US Water Polo’s National Team athletes.

Your participation is essential. Each contribution makes a difference and increases the support to our National Team — the team behind the team! Please join the team: By contributing, you will make an appreciable difference to each member of Team USA!

For your convenience, you may contribute through GoFundMe using the link on this page. If you prefer, you may contribute directly to the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION by sending a check payable to:

US WATER POLO FOUNDATION

4 Orinda Way, Suite 120-D

Orinda, CA 94563
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Athletes First - US Water Polo Foundation
SUPPORTING USA WATER POLO ATHLETES – PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE

As we all enjoyed watching and cheering on the athletes at the Tokyo Olympics, we are reminded of the support the athletes need to chase their Olympic Dreams.

Certainly, as many of you know from personal experience, the pursuit of excellence in any endeavor demands commitment, sacrifice - and teamwork. Teamwork is required both in and out of the pool.

Established after the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, for over 35 years the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION has faithfully adhered to its mission by putting athletes first and supporting every US Olympic Water Polo Team since its inception. Most recently and in the lead up to the Tokyo Olympic Games, in 2020, the Foundation provided $150,000 of badly needed direct financial support to our National and Olympic Water Polo Team athletes. With the exception of the US Olympic Committee, this grant represented the largest grant of direct financial support made to our athletes.

In no small measure, it is the generosity of individuals like yourself who make grants like this possible for our athletes.

With this in mind, we are pleased to announce our goal of raising $25,000 in the next 60 days as we begin our campaign to support the National Team athletes and launch their journey to the podium in Paris. 100% of the funds you donate to the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION will go directly to our athletes and supplement the Foundation’s athlete support.

Your participation is essential. Both the number of contributions and the support you give matter. Any contribution will help make difference and show our National Team athletes the team behind the team.

If you prefer, you may contribute directly to the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION by sending a check payable to:

US WATER POLO FOUNDATION

4 Orinda Way, Suite 120-D

Orinda, CA 94563

Please join the team, contribute and make a difference. Your gifts and pledges are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

About the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION:

After the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games, Peter Ueberroth — the leader of the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee (LAOOC) for the 1984 Olympic Games and a member of the United States Water Polo Hall of Fame — and the LAOOC distributed $1,000,000 to each sport from the surplus generated from the conduct of the 1984 Olympic Games.

After careful consideration, USWP chose to preserve its allotment to benefit future Olympic athletes. USWP separated the capital from the USWP corporation, and created and endowed an independent Foundation, charged with the specific tasks of preserving and enhancing the endowment to benefit its future Olympians.

On February 8, 1985, the federation established the United States Water Polo Foundation (USWPF) as an independent nonprofit public benefit corporation qualified under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 and Section 214 of the California Revenue and Taxation Code and endowed with $1,000,000 from the LAOOC. Honoring the intent of its founding, the Trustees adopted a mission statement:

The mission of the United States Water Polo Foundation is to act as a fiduciary to preserve and enhance its endowment for the benefit of Olympic athletes, both present and future.

Through responsible oversight, the USWPF has supported every U.S. Olympic Water Polo Team since its inception. Over the past thirty-six years, the Foundation has faithfully adhered to its mandate by distributing millions of dollars back to the Olympic Team athletes while increasing the endowment to $3.8 million. Most recently in 2020, the Foundation provided $150,000 of direct athlete support to Olympic Team athletes, more than any benefactor except for the US Olympic Committee.

A volunteer Board of Trustees governs the Foundation. Over the years, many distinguished individuals have served as Trustees to ensure that the USWPF continued to preserve and grow its endowment, maintain its independence, and fulfill its mission. Monte Nitzkowski, Dr. Barbara Kalbus, Burt Shaw, Bret Bernard, Dr. Ralph Hale, Chuck Metz, Richard Foster, Scott Schulte, Leland Faust and Maureen O’Toole [among others], have served as Trustees, establishing a strong legacy of leadership, experience, and commitment to our Olympic Teams.

The Board of the United States Water Polo Foundation consists of five members – Andrew McDonald, Lynn Kachmarik, Chris Duplanty, Don McQuade and Dr. Erika Figge - who have deep roots in the Olympic movement and a breadth and depth of experience. Three current members of the Foundation have represented the United States at an Olympic Games. Three Trustees are members of the USA Water Polo Hall of Fame. The Foundation has long been committed to athlete participation and four members of the Foundation were athletes on the Men’s or Women’s Olympic or World Championship Water Polo Teams. The experience and professional backgrounds of the Trustees complement one another and provides the necessary expertise to support and fulfill the mission of the US Water Polo Foundation.

Reflective of their passion and dedication to making a difference and putting athletes first, each one of the Trustees has donated and made financial contributions to the Foundation.

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MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN 2020 AND PUT ATHLETES FIRST

During these unprecedented times, now more than ever, we must come together and make a difference.

For over 30 years, the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION has faithfully adhered to its mission, put athletes first, and supported every US Olympic Water Polo Team since its inception.

This year, the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION made a historic grant. We granted $150,000 of direct financial support to our Men’s and Women’s National Team athletes. The athletes themselves ‘get the checks’ and are the exclusive recipients of the grant ($75,000 to the Men’s and $75,000 to the Women’s National Teams).

With the Games in Tokyo fast approaching, it is important to keep the momentum going and support our Senior National Water Polo Team athletes in this difficult and challenging environment.

To this end, we have launched a campaign with a goal of raising $25,000 by the end of the month, September 30, 2020. Now is the time to step forward.

Every day our Women's and Men's US National Team members train with a singular focus: representing our nation, communities, and families in international competition — leading to the Olympic Games, the pinnacle of our sport.

As many of you know first-hand, this pursuit of excellence demands commitment, sacrifice - and teamwork. Teamwork is required both in and out of the pool. We ask you to join us in providing direct financial support to our National Team athletes

Your gift to the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION can match our National Team members’ focus and dedication. Your gift will provide direct and sustainable funding to our National Team athletes.

And importantly, 100% of the funds you donate to the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION will go directly to support these athletes.

Any contribution will help make difference and show our National Team athletes the team behind the team.

Please join the team, contribute and make a difference. Your gifts and pledges are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

If you prefer, you may contribute directly to the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION by sending a check payable to:

US WATER POLO FOUNDATION
4 Orinda Way, Suite 120-D
Orinda, CA 94563

About the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION:

Subsequent to the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games, Peter Ueberroth — the organizer and leader of the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee (LAOOC) for the 1984 Olympic Games and a member of the United States Water Polo Hall of Fame — informed the National Governing Bodies (NGBs) of the participating Olympic sports that the LAOOC would distribute a sum of $1,000,000 to each sport from the surplus generated from the conduct of the 1984 Olympic Games.

On February 8, 1985, the federation established the United States Water Polo Foundation (USWPF) as an independent nonprofit public benefit corporation qualified under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 and Section 214 of the California Revenue and Taxation Code and endowed with $1,000,000 from the LAOOC. Honoring the intent of its founding, the Trustees adopted a mission statement:

The mission of the United States Water Polo Foundation is to act as a fiduciary to preserve and enhance its endowment for the benefit of Olympic athletes, both present and future.

Through responsible oversight and an investment strategy reflecting its long-term mission, the USWPF has supported every U.S. Olympic Water Polo Team since its inception. Over the past thirty-two years, the Foundation has faithfully adhered to its mandate by distributing millions of dollars back to the Olympic Team athletes while increasing the endowment to over $3 million.

A Board of Trustees governs the Foundation. Over the years, many distinguished individuals have served as Trustees to ensure that the USWPF continued to preserve and grow its endowment, maintain its independence, and fulfill its mission. Monte Nitzkowski, Dr. Barbara Kalbus, Burt Shaw, Bret Bernard, Dr. Ralph Hale, Chuck Metz, Richard Foster, Scott Schulte, Leland Faust and Maureen O’Toole [among others],have served as Trustees, establishing a strong legacy of leadership, experience, and commitment to our Olympic Teams.

The Board of the United States Water Polo Foundation consists of five members who have deep roots in the Olympic movement and a breadth and depth of experience. Three current members of the Foundation have represented the United States at an Olympic Games. Three Trustees are members of the USA Water Polo Hall of Fame. The Foundation has long been committed to athlete participation and four members of the Foundation were athletes on the Men’s or Women’s Olympic or World Championship Water Polo Teams. The experience and backgrounds of the Trustees complement one another and also reflect and provide the necessary expertise to support and fulfill the mission of the US Water Polo Foundation.

The current USWPF Trustees are:

Andrew McDonald – Chairman

1980,1984 (Silver Medalist) US Men’s Olympic Water Polo Team
NCAA Water Polo Championship Team Member – Stanford University
USA Water Polo Hall of Fame member
Former member of the United States Olympic Committee Athletes’ Advisory Council
President, McDonald Capital Investors, Inc.

Christopher Duplanty

1988 (Silver Medalist),1992,1996 (Team Captain) US Men’s Olympic Water Polo Team
Assistant Coach, 2000 US Women’s Olympic Water Polo Team (Silver Medalist)
Member NCAA Water Polo Championship Team – UC Irvine
USA Water Polo Hall of Fame member
Former member of United States Olympic Committee Board of Directors, Executive Committee and Athletes’ Advisory Council Vice Chair

Erika Figge

Member NCAA Water Polo Championship Team - University of Southern California
NCAA All American
Peter J. Cutino Award Finalist
USA National Team member including 2007 Pan American Games (Gold Medalist) and Alternate for 2008 Women’s Olympic Water Polo Team
Former Assistant Coach, USA Women’s Junior National Team
Current Athlete - New York Athletic Club

Lynn Kachmarik

NCAA All American - Slippery Rock University
Former Head Coach, Water Polo and Swimming - Bucknell University
USA National Team member and Team Captain
Former Assistant Coach, USA Women’s National Team
USA Water Polo Hall of Fame member
Former Athletic Director - Saint Mary’s College
Former member of USA Water Polo Board of Directors

Donald McQuade

Professor, Department of English and former Vice Chancellor, University of California, Berkeley
Member of two National Water Polo Championship Teams
FINA Water Polo Official – at numerous international tournaments and the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games
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Athletes First
HELP MAKE A DIFFERENCE AND PUT ATHLETES FIRST

Every day our Women's and Men's US National Team members train with a singular focus: representing their nation, communities, and families in international competition — leading to the Olympic Games, the pinnacle of our sport.

As many of you know, this pursuit of excellence demands commitment, sacrifice - and teamwork. Teamwork is required both in and out of the pool.

For over 30 years, the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION has faithfully adhered to its mission, put athletes first and has supported every US Olympic Water Polo Team since its inception.

With the Games in Tokyo fast approaching, members of our Senior National Water Polo Teams face financial challenges and need your help.

Your gift to the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION can match our National Team members’ focus and dedication. Your gift will provide direct and sustainable funding to our National Team athletes.

100% of the funds you donate and are received by the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION go directly to support these athletes.

Your participation is essential. Any contribution will help make difference and show our National Team athletes the team behind the team.

If you prefer, you may contribute directly to the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION by sending a check payable to:

US WATER POLO FOUNDATION
4 Orinda Way, Suite 120-D
Orinda, CA 94563

Please join the team, contribute and make a difference. Your gifts and pledges are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

About the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION:

Subsequent to the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games, Peter Ueberroth — the organizer and leader of the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee (LAOOC) for the 1984 Olympic Games and a member of the United States Water Polo Hall of Fame — informed the National Governing Bodies (NGBs) of the participating Olympic sports that the LAOOC would distribute a sum of $1,000,000 to each sport from the surplus generated from the conduct of the 1984 Olympic Games.

After careful consideration, United States Water Polo, Inc. (USWP), the NGB for water polo determined the funds should be preserved to benefit its future Olympic athletes. USWP recognized and decided to avoid the conflicting demands of current operational needs with its long-term responsibilities. After deliberating, USWP determined the best course to achieve its objective was to separate the capital from the USWP corporation and create and endow an independent Foundation, charged with the specific tasks of preserving and enhancing the endowment to benefit future Olympic athletes.

On February 8, 1985, the federation established the United States Water Polo Foundation (USWPF) as an independent nonprofit public benefit corporation qualified under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 and Section 214 of the California Revenue and Taxation Code and endowed with $1,000,000 from the LAOOC. Honoring the intent of its founding, the Trustees adopted a mission statement:

The mission of the United States Water Polo Foundation is to act as a fiduciary to preserve and enhance its endowment for the benefit of Olympic athletes, both present and future.

Through responsible oversight and an investment strategy reflecting its long-term mission, the USWPF has supported every U.S. Olympic Water Polo Team since its inception. Over the past thirty-two years, the Foundation has faithfully adhered to its mandate by distributing millions of dollars back to the Olympic Team athletes while increasing the endowment to over $3 million.

A volunteer Board of Trustees governs the Foundation. Over the years, many distinguished individuals have served as Trustees to ensure that the USWPF continued to preserve and grow its endowment, maintain its independence, and fulfill its mission. Monte Nitzkowski, Dr. Barbara Kalbus, Burt Shaw, Bret Bernard, Dr. Ralph Hale, Chuck Metz, Richard Foster, Scott Schulte, Leland Faust and Maureen O’Toole [among others],have served as Trustees, establishing a strong legacy of leadership, experience, and commitment to our Olympic Teams.

The Board of the United States Water Polo Foundation consists of five members who have deep roots in the Olympic movement and a breadth and depth of experience. Three current members of the Foundation have represented the United States at an Olympic Games. Three Trustees are members of the USA Water Polo Hall of Fame. The Foundation has long been committed to athlete participation and four members of the Foundation were athletes on the Men’s or Women’s Olympic or World Championship Water Polo Teams. The experience and backgrounds of the Trustees complement one another and also reflect and provide the necessary expertise to support and fulfill the mission of the US Water Polo Foundation.

Reflective of their passion and dedication to making a difference and putting athletes first, each one of the Trustees has donated and made financial contributions to the Foundation.

The current USWPF Trustees are:

Andrew McDonald – Chairman

1980,1984 (Silver Medalist) US Men’s Olympic Water Polo Team
NCAA Water Polo Championship Team Member – Stanford University
USA Water Polo Hall of Fame member
Former member of the United States Olympic Committee Athletes’ Advisory Council
President, McDonald Capital Investors, Inc.

Christopher Duplanty

1988 (Silver Medalist),1992,1996 (Team Captain) US Men’s Olympic Water Polo Team
Assistant Coach, 2000 US Women’s Olympic Water Polo Team (Silver Medalist)
Member NCAA Water Polo Championship Team – UC Irvine
USA Water Polo Hall of Fame member
Former member of United States Olympic Committee Board of Directors, Executive Committee and Athletes’ Advisory Council Vice Chair

Erika Figge

Member NCAA Water Polo Championship Team - University of Southern California
NCAA All American
Peter J. Cutino Award Finalist
USA National Team member including 2007 Pan American Games (Gold Medalist) and Alternate for 2008 Women’s Olympic Water Polo Team
Former Assistant Coach, USA Women’s Junior National TeamCurrent Athlete - New York Athletic Club

Lynn Kachmarik

NCAA All American - Slippery Rock University
Former Head Coach, Water Polo and Swimming - Bucknell University
USA National Team member and Team Captain
Former Assistant Coach, USA Women’s National Team
USA Water Polo Hall of Fame member
Former Athletic Director - Saint Mary’s College
Former member of USA Water Polo Board of Directors

Donald McQuade

Professor, Department of English and former Vice Chancellor, University of California, Berkeley
Member of two National Water Polo Championship Teams
FINA Water Polo Official – at numerous international tournaments and the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games
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THANK YOU FOR MAKING A DIFFERENCE

PUTTING ATHLETES FIRST

LET’S DO IT AGAIN!

For 39 years, the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION has faithfully adhered to its mission: support athletes first. Since its inception in 1985, The US Water Polo Foundation has provided financial support to the members of every US Olympic Water Polo Team.

First, a sincere thank you to those who made a difference and put athletes first by contributing to last year’s US WATER POLO FOUNDATION fundraising campaign. Each of your gifts was multiplied over five times by the US Water Polo Foundation’s 2023 grant of $140,000 of DIRECT TO ATHLETE SUPPORT, split equally between the Women’s and Men’s National Teams. Very simply, for every dollar donated last year, nearly five additional dollars went directly to the athletes in a ‘check’ . . . no fees, no overhead, no hype, no joke.

Every day our Women's and Men's US National Team members train to represent the United States, their communities, and families in international competition and this year – right now - at the Olympic Games in Paris. As many of you know, this pursuit of excellence demands commitment, sacrifice — and teamwork.

Today, we urge you to make a gift — 100% of which will again be directed, sustainable support for each athlete participating in the US National Teams’ training. We pledge to multiply every dollar contributed by September 30, 2024, just like last year. We hope you will help us raise the bar and support the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION’s efforts to provide new levels of much needed direct athlete support.

100% of the funds you donate to the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION are tax-deductible, to the fullest extent of the law. Further, the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION is an all-volunteer organization so 100% of your donation flows directly to support US Water Polo’s national team athletes.

Your participation is essential. As a non-profit, we are required to have annual public support – for us that means we need $25,000. More importantly, each contribution makes a difference and increases the support for our National Team — the team behind the team! Please join us by contributing, you will make an appreciable difference to each member of Team USA!

For your convenience, you may contribute through GoFundMe using the link on this page. If you prefer, you may contribute directly to the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION by sending a check payable to:

US WATER POLO FOUNDATION

4 Orinda Way, Suite 120-D

Orinda, CA 94563

About the US WATER POLO FOUNDATION:

After the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games, Peter Ueberroth — the organizer and leader of the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee (LAOOC) for the 1984 Olympic Games and a member of the United States Water Polo Hall of Fame — informed the National Governing Bodies (NGBs) of the participating Olympic sports that the LAOOC would distribute a sum of $1,000,000 to each sport from the surplus generated from the conduct of the 1984 Olympic Games.

After careful consideration, USWP chose to preserve its share to benefit its future Olympic athletes. USWP decided the best course to achieve its objective was to separate the money from the NGB (National Governing Body), and create and endow an independent Foundation, charged with the specific tasks of preserving and enhancing the endowment to benefit its future Olympians.

On February 8, 1985, the NGB established the United States Water Polo Foundation (USWPF) as an independent nonprofit public benefit corporation qualified under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 and Section 214 of the California Revenue and Taxation Code and endowed it with $1,000,000 from the LAOOC.

Honoring the intent of its founding, the Trustees adopted a mission statement:

The mission of the United States Water Polo Foundation is to act as a fiduciary to preserve and enhance its endowment for the benefit of Olympic athletes, both present and future.

Through responsible oversight and an investment strategy reflecting its long-term mission, the USWPF has supported every U.S. Olympic Water Polo Team since its inception. Over the past thirty-nine years, the Foundation has faithfully adhered to its mandate by distributing over $4 million back to the Olympic Team athletes while increasing the endowment to $4 million. Most recently in 2023, the Foundation provided $140,000 of direct athlete financial support for Olympic Team athletes.

A volunteer Board of Trustees governs the Foundation. Over the years, many well-known members of the water polo community have served as Trustees and helped to preserve and grow the endowment, maintain its independence, and fulfill its mission. Monte Nitzkowski, Dr. Barbara Kalbus, Burt Shaw, Bret Bernard, Dr. Ralph Hale, Chuck Metz, Richard Foster, Scott Schulte, Leland Faust, Don McQuade, Chris Duplanty, and Maureen O’Toole [among others], have served as Trustees, establishing a strong legacy of leadership, experience, and commitment to our Olympic Teams.

There are five members of the Board of the United States Water Polo: Andrew McDonald, Lynn Kachmarik, Peter Hudnut, Christopher Dorst, and Dr. Erika Figge — who have deep roots in the Olympic movement and a breadth and depth of experience. Three current members of the Foundation have represented the United States at an Olympic Games. Four Trustees are members of the USA Water Polo Hall of Fame. The Foundation has long been committed to athlete participation and all five members of the Foundation were athletes on the Men’s or Women’s Olympic or World Championship Water Polo Teams. The experience and professional backgrounds of the Trustees complement one another and provide the necessary expertise to support and fulfill the mission of the US Water Polo Foundation.
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About United States Water Polo Foundation

The organization provides financial support for the sport of water polo and for the USA National Water Polo Team athletes.

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2022

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