ANNUAL EVENT - Victory Cup Initiative
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Presents
ANNUAL EVENT
Welcome to the Victory Cup Initiative, the ultimate goodwill event!
Your vote and participation today will benefit Central Florida
in ways we cannot yet foresee, but can only hope for the possibilities.
Special thanks to the nonprofit organizations
that continue to serve this great community.
February 24, 2021
Orlando Science Center
Inspiring Excellence in our Community,
One Story at a Time.
T H E IN IT IAT I VE
The Victory Cup Initiative is equipping select nonprofit organizations with
the skills and training to best tell their story. Ten Central Florida nonprofit
organizations will receive cash awards ranging from $1,000 to $20,000. As of
today, the Victory Cup Initiative has presented a total of $331,500 to nonprofits.
Winners will be determined by audience participation. Everyone votes and
everyone leaves a winner!
1ST $20,000 2ND $15,000
4TH
3RD $10,000 TO
10TH
$1,000
As of today the Victory Cup Initiative has presented a total of $331,500 to nonprofits.
SC H E D U LE
Welcome
Ashley Vann, President of the Victory Cup Initiative
Rules of the Competition and Voting Instructions
Ashley Vann
Nonprofit Stories
Voting
Announcement of Victory Cup Initiative Winners
3rd Place Career Source Central Florida – Lisa Burby
2nd Place Orlando Health – Lainie Fox-Ackerman
1st Place Resource Consulting Group – Gregg Biro
MAI N SPO NSO RS
EVE NT SPO N SO RS
PARTN E RSHI PS
Dan Devine, Pam & Zed Layson, Gina & Mike Brennan
V I RTUAL PARTY H OSTS
Heather Layson Amber & Blake Haynes Events/ Kristen Reynolds
Brown Thomas Barham Court
Consulting Lisa Lawrence
Alicia Culp Elevation
Coaching Financial Group FAMAXI, LLC Jen Bishop
53 Bank Peg Cornwell OneBlood
Burr & Forman Karolyn & Will Kristen King
Stewart
Corkcicle Elizabeth
Winter Park Day Nordquist
Orlando Nursery
Orthopedic Center
COMMU NI TY EVALUATO RS
Jen Adams Kimberly Devitt Kristen King Emily Russell
Karim Arja Suzanne Dusch Tracy Kizer Jhayne Santucci
Christi Ashby Peggy English Danica Kramer Caitlin Shelby
Mickey Barkett Tori Ferrante Lisa Lawrence Joshua Snyder
Jennifer Barrows Jay Frye Valerie Mardle Jennifer Sommer
Amy Beaird John Goodner Clifford Marvin Jennifer Spooner
Jennifer Bishop Michelle Gross Andrea Massey- Sarah Stack
Farrell
Kelly Booth Frederic Guitton Karolyn Stewart
Scott Maxwell
Eric Brown Erik Halluska Ally Stricker
Carrie Mistina
Heather Brown Alison Hannon Amber Thomas
Eddy Molina
Davina Burns Carol Beth Haynes Laura Toshie
Daniela Montiel
Leon Camarda Ray Herod Frederick Ashley Vann
Michele Casali Nicole Higgins Dan Myers Brian Vann
Michelle Cash Trevor Honohan Joyce Odongo Amanda
Villagomez
Steve Castino Charlene Hotaling Michael Parks
Daniel Villarreal
Mary Conway Betsy Hughes Sarah Parsloe
Dato-on Rick Webber
Stacia Hujik Jen Pennypacker
Peg Cornwell Cherie Wells
Lisa Ireton Andi Prather
Stacey Cox Eric Werrenrath
Joel Johnson Nicole Ravenscroft
Cari Davidson Jamara Wilson
Marsha Johnson Joetta Raylots
Joshua Davis Brian Woodard
Ginger Kane Rhonda Ross
Jennifer Deery
COMM U N IT Y J U D G ES Stewart Moore Stewart Moore co-anchors WESH 2 News at 5 and WESH 2 News at 10 on CW 18. He joined the WESH News team in August of 2011. He is originally from Rock Hill, South Carolina. While at WESH, Stewart has won two Emmy and two Associated Press Awards for his breaking news coverage of the Pulse Nightclub shooting. Lourdes Mola Lourdes Mola, CEO of Lourdes Mola Solutions. Mola is dedicated to the success of business leaders across Central Florida. That extends to her work fostering the talent pipeline, which included bringing one of the largest STEM conferences to Central Florida for two consecutive years. She is known for her talent integrating her love of giving back into her work advising her corporate clients, which has included successful partnerships with Heart of Florida United Way, Feeding America, Second Harvest and so many more. In 2020 she was one of Orlando Magazine’s Women of the Year. Louie Gravance Louie Gravance: Louie Gravance is often referred to as “the guy that can make the Disney service concepts work outside of Disney.” From 1987 to 2014 Louie enjoyed a distinguished career with Disney theme parks, designing everything from live- entertainment experiences to customer service training programs through the Disney Institute in Orlando Florida. Following his hugely effective tenure in Orlando, Gravance left Disney to pursue other opportunities and soon amassed even more success working as a consultant, customer service speaker and corporate culture guru. Louie has designed multi- million-dollar service campaigns for companies such as ING Financial, Choice Hotels, Microbac Technologies, Nikon and The American Council of Independent Laboratories.
E M C E ES Scott Maxwell Scott Maxwell is an acclaimed journalist and author of “Taking Names,” a column for the Orlando Sentinel. Maxwell focuses on the interesting, funny, maddening and crazy things that make Florida, well, Florida. Maxwell came to the Orlando Sentinel in 1998, and began his column in 2002. He has since received awards from the Society of Professional Journalists, the Society of American Business Writers and Editors among others, and has been voted “Best Columnist” by readers of Orlando Magazine, the Orlando Weekly and the Orlando Sentinel. Ashley Vann President of Vann Strategies and founder of the Victory Cup Initiative, Ashley Vann is dedicated to promoting the work of nonprofit organizations in the Central Florida community. Vann’s passion for uniting donors with the causes they care about sparked her idea for the inaugural Victory Cup Initiative. It’s her fortitude, leadership and creativity that continue to drive her philanthropic endeavors. A community steward, Vann is also incredibly passionate about her work with Lift Orlando and volunteer projects associated with Audubon Park School K-8, Brothers Reaching Out, and First United Methodist Church of Winter Park. Ashley is the mother of three children, Louise (15), Brian (12), and Layson (9) and she has been married to Brian Anthony Vann for 18 years.
N O N P R O F ITS In order of presentation 1. The Sharing Center The Sharing Center was founded 35 years ago and remains focused on preventing hunger and homelessness in Seminole County. Over the years, The Sharing Center has shared essential resources, reflecting God’s love, with over 400,000 individuals. 2. Grace Medical Home Grace Medical Home is a nonprofit doctor’s office that serves the low-income, uninsured of Orange County. We care for the medical, dental, nutrition, mental health, and spiritual needs of our patients. Since 2010, Grace has served more than 4,600 patients. 3. Winter Park Day Nursery Winter Park Day Nursery changes young lives, clearing obstacles so success in school, as young adults and in life can be attained. We are a lively, welcoming school for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years old, where our innovative, nurturing program built on care, love and hope can build up young children and their families. 4. Florida Symphony Youth Orchestras Florida Symphony Youth Orchestras exists to encourage children and young adults, through the practice and performance of orchestral music, to become passionate leaders, thinkers, and contributors in their local community and beyond. FSYO is pleased to be a small part in the development of central Florida’s young people. 5. Lighthouse Works Family Promise of Greater Orlando offers emergency shelter, housing assistance and success coaching to support and empower families as they overcome the crisis of homelessness and achieve sustainable housing and a better future for their children.
6. Libby’s Legacy Breast Cancer Foundation Libby’s Legacy ensures no one fights alone by walking Central Floridians through every part of their journey, from screening through survivor-ship! 7. Adult Literacy League The Adult Literacy League empowers Central Floridians to be thriving members of the community through literacy and education. By offering one-to-one tutoring services and online classes, the League provides a quality, accessible education for all its students. 8. Foundation for Foster Children The Foundation for Foster Children provides funding and personalized support for the unmet needs of foster youth in Central Florida through its core programs: Educate, Enrich, and Empower. These programs provide academic support, access to extracurricular activities, and guidance as foster youth transition to adulthood. 9. Central Florida Community Arts Central Florida Community Arts exists to serve and build community through the arts. With the vision to give everyone in Central Florida the opportunity to connect, serve, and perform, CFCArts strives to create a safe place where the arts are affordable and accessible to all – no one is left behind. 10. OCA - Opportunity, Community, Ability OCA believes in the power a “yes” can bring to children and adults with autism and other special needs, as well as their families. The team puts participants’ abilities first, by meeting each person where they are, maximizing our programs to bring out their strengths, and ultimately, creating greater independence for them.
VOT IN G To join text the phrase vci2575 to this number 223-33 When it is time to vote (make sure you have joined the text with the above phrase to 223-33) please text the number you are voting for to 223-33: 1 - The Sharing Center 2 - Grace Medical Home 3 - Winter Park Day Nursery 4 - Florida Symphony Youth Orchestras 5 - Lighthouse Works! 6 - Libby’s Legacy 7 - Adult Literacy League 8 - Foundation for Foster Children 9 - Central Florida community Arts 10 - OCA
B OAR D O F D IR ECTO RS
Ashley Vann Heather Layson Brown
Founder, Executive Director Layson Brown Consulting
Alicia Culp Jane Callahan
Alicia Culp Coaching, Dean Mead
VCI Board President
John Beacham
Bill Robbinson Red Bud Landscaping
Zimmerman, Kiser & Sutcliffe,
VCI Board Vice President Zed Layson
Co-Founder
Karolyn Stewart
Burr & Forman, Sherry Paramore
VCI Board Secretary Elevation Orlando
Carrie Mistina Peg Cornwell
Corkcicle, Rollins College
VCI Board Treasurer
Michael Parks
Gregg Biro Hoar Construction
Resource Consulting Group,
Past VCI Board President Lisa Burby
Career Source Central Florida
Amber Thomas
Orange County Public Schools, Joshua Davis
Vice President Broadcrest Asset Management
Andrea Massey-Farrell
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