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Dick Fain

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Dick is a 1992 graduate of Mount Rainier High School where he played basketball and swam on the state championship team. He then went to UW and was a member of the Husky Marching band. He received his Masters Degree in Sports Administration from Seattle University in 2011. Dick began his career in broadcasting at KJR in 1997 and worked his way up to show host and sports director. Dick currently is the host of the Live @ 5:30 show Monday thru Friday and is the co-host on the Mitch in the Morning show from 6a-10a. Dick is also entering his fifth year as the voice of the WNBA Seattle Storm. He and his wife Janna live in Normandy Park and have a two year old son Dixon and infant daughter Aubrey born this year. Dick has a passion for high school sports and is a boys basketball coach at Mount Rainier High School in Des Moines.

Dick is a 1992 graduate of Mount Rainier High School where he played basketball and swam on the state championship team. He then went to UW and was a member of the Husky Marching band. He received his Masters Degree in Sports Administration from Seattle University in 2011. Dick began his career in broadcasting at KJR in 1997 and worked his way up to show host and sports director. Dick currently is the host of the “Live@5:30” show Monday thru Friday and is Mitch Levy’s co-host on the Mitch in the Morning show from 6a-10a. Dick is also entering his fifth year as the voice of the WNBA Seattle Storm. He and his wife Janna live in Normandy Park and have a two year old son Dixon and a daughter due in May 2012. Dick has a passion for high school sports and is a boys basketball coach at Mount Rainier High School in Des Moines.

Gloria's Angels 2013 Golf Tourney

Friday, September 27th at the Beautiful Golf Club at Newcastle

Friday, September 27th

On Air Details

Every weekday at 5:30am, we'll start your "Sports Day"

Sponsor the Gloria's Angels event

- Title – $10,000
  - 3 Foursomes
  - 2 hole sponsorship options
  - Signage throughout the event
  - Coverage through local media highlighting your sponsorship
  - Table for 8 at post auction
- Cart Sponsor $7,500
  - 2 Foursomes
  - 1 hole sponsorship options
  - Signage throughout the event
  - Coverage through local media highlighting your sponsorship
- Banquet Sponsor - $5,000
  - 1 Foursomes
  - Signage at post auction banquet
  - Coverage through local media highlighting your sponsorship
- Hole – $2,000
  - 1 Foursome
  - Sponsorship on your hole
  - Ability to allow your employees sit on hole to meet/network with 144 golfers
  - Coverage through our media outlets to highlight your sponsorship
KEY STATS ON GLORIA’S ANGELS:
- Gloria’s Angels is 6 years old (Nov 2007 incorporation).
- Served 2,500+ people to date.
- Employees: 2 full-time, 2 part-time.
- Monthly run rate = $13,000.
- Annual revenues = $180,000.
- Key sources of funding: Annual Auction $115,000, Golf Tournament $40,000, Annual Appeal $15,000.
- Key partnerships: Franciscan Health Services (5 hospitals in Puget Sound area), Northwest Medical Specialties (leading Oncology practice in Washington state with 8 clinics in the Puget Sound).
- 85% of our funds go into serving families.
Who is Gloria’s Angels:

Jerry Brewer from the Seattle Times has written extensively about the Strauss’ family (http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2003896597_gloria22.html) and their daughter Gloria’s struggle with Neuroblastoma, a rare form of cancer, for over four years. During this whole ordeal the mother, Kristen Strauss, was also suffering from Multiple Sclerosis which at times restricted her to bed rest. The Strauss family experienced a tremendous outpouring of support from their extended family, friends, church and community. The support has built the blueprint for Gloria’s Angels. Along with an auction that took place earlier in the year, we also have this golf tournament to make a difference and help ease the struggles of family’s that have to deal with similar struggles in the future.